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ODE sang at Petersbxrg on the ath day Of JiEV
COMPOSED ny Mr.. JOHN n'cRggnY.l
Tame <fHdcreOR.l
When Brennus led down his ntTce conquering hosts
On the parc-struck legions of half conquered Rome
Her fdthefs august sat till death at their posts;
And their fame shall Tesound horyh al ages TO come
But America ciai,ns more iilusirious names,
For she by her SeSeuty. siN-senate proclaifns
oarproud Independence, which ever shall be
pillar offTe, guiding man TO be free.
How then has,'d light from the eyes Of the brave
AS down from their wood covert. hills they dss
cended,
To meet the invaders, who pour'd from the wave,
Whose hopes on oar fears, and their ,brdyery de-
But Washington stood on tue brink Of the food,
Till the sands Of country dian deep their blood
Then, hail Independence, tbou ever shalt be
pillar Of ire. guiding man to be free.
See Frightening from Mexico's mountains Of gold.
Thy beauty, thy splendor, wall soon be reflected:
Thy high destination begins to unfold,
So long by th' oppressed of all climates neglected
Now ireenlea arise, thy glory PRISE
Aud bear thee triumphant aIoft to the skies
All hail Independence thou shalt be
a pillar Of ere, guiding 20 be Tree.
Le, Europe her kings aud her princes admire;
Re ours inds pendence and uniou to- cherish;
&c ours Ia keep bright, who enkin6fd the FIRE
OF Freedom, OF falling, within It's blaze perish:
BE union our seng. We shall suffer wrong
From the wiesoftte nicked nor of The strong
Oh then Independence, thou ever shalt be
Tie boast ofA .neri ans, happy ana free.
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THE FOURTH OF JULY. 1875.

UeSSFS. Gales & ScGtOR,
HE time now approaches when the Ameri-
can people, as usual. celebrate the glorious dsv
which proclaimed them free, sovereign and
independent, aud gave them rank among the
hations or tile Garth. l have thought il an act
OF duty as well as Justice, 10 send you for puh
licatIon the enclosed letter from the venerable
Thomas Jefferson.
But few Of the ilIusirious and never TO he for
gotten band OF patriots who sinued the decIara-
ton OF american independence, now exist
Ere few short years shall have rolled away,
the venerable Jefferson must also, according To
the laws of nature, take his departure H. ON this
snbubaTy stage of existence. Long since re-
tired from the scenes of busy world, he can
have no political or sinister motive for bearipg
this honorable testimony IN ia vor of the wisdom
t1rmness, aud fOrtitude of his illustrious com.
patriot. Ii is an evidence, founded OIL aathori-
~ that surely never will he called liz question
by the American people. Il will 20 to shevy
that John Adams is one of the most ilustrious
founders OF the American Recuhlic
VI late years lthas been loo much the fashion
IN the celebration OF our national birth day, to
Rcgiecf the name of Mr.. Adams. The gratitude
OF the American people will, trust, correct
the procedure.
Whatever difference OF political opinion may
have existed, or may now exist, posterity will
justly rank John Adams among the number of
on most lilustriOus patriots and statesmen, and
one of the most nndguBtcd aud conspicuous
founders Of cur great and rising republic
respectfully, am your obedent servant,
y, 2.
MORticeil0. FebTnoru 10, 1919
SIR-I our favor Of the 18th has been dnly
received, together with the papers il covered
and particularly MIR. Baraiet's sketch of the
ornaments proposed to accompany the publ.
cation of the Declaration Of Independence,
contemplated by Mr.. Murray AVID yourself. I
am too little yersed in the art of design, TO he
able TO offer any suggestions TO the artist AS
far rs am aJndge. the composition appears to
be jndiciOus aud well imagined. Were I TO
hazard \ suggestion, it should be, that MIR.
| Hancock, as president Of Congress, should Oc.
cupy the middle and principal place.
No man better merited Than Mr.. Joig
| adams 10 hold most conspicuous ciace in tile
| design. lie was tire Pillar or ITS SUPPORT
| on THE FLOOR or CONGRESS, IT'S ABLRsr AD.
| yOcATE AND DEFENDER AGAINST THE BUTT.
| FARIOJs ASSAULTS IT ENCOUNTERED; for many
| excellent persons opposed IL on doubts whether
we were provided sufficiently with the means
| Of supporting il, whether the minds or our con.
| stitnents were yet prepared 10 receive il, sc.
who, after il was decided, united zealOusiy IN
| the measures il called for
| must ash permission TO become subscribed
| for a copy when published which. if rolled on
wooden roller, and sent by mail, will come
! safely.
| Accept the assurances Of my respect and best
wishes. ~ JEFFERSON.
J M. nm. p. Car9aer, u as,;agtoa.
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DiSsoLUrfoN.-Thc cepsrtnersris OF Toirson 4
II Watkins is this day dissolved by mutual consent
except as TO the disposition Of the stock OF goods ON
hand, aud the ina adjustment Of their accounts &C.
&C. All persons Indebted TO the said are earnestly
requested TO pay the same immediately to Pfoieny H.
Udtks, who alone 10 authorized close the busi
ofthe said u hoped that this request
save the necessity OF waiting upon their
their respective accounts, &C. &c.
IL. JOHNSON,
PTOLENlY L. WATKINS.
July 7. "a o.,
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by the SoVeTH@ Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia
A PROCLAMATION.
k2HRREAS IL has been represented 10 fbe Rxecntive
y OF tnls commonwealth, by the taller Of Rocking.
pam county shat James COrnsoel and James Fnectt
were eoin.ltted TO the Jail Of said county on The
"a teDihI 1919 on charge OF robbery on the 9th Of
hsIoh ast ooke jail and made their eseaps thefefron
MI are nov goHg at large have therefore thought it,
I'm lhe ADVICE Of The council Of state issue this pro-
ci"na'on, hereby Offering reward Of FIFTY DOL
LNho ior each oitbe said cuprs TO agy person or per
snns who shall appreheHd andeonycy lhen or either
on hcw 10 the jsii aforesaid And do moreover re-
q'he aI oihcets, civil aud military, and exbor the
goo" PEOPLE ofthc commonwealth 10 use their best en-.
deaYots 70 appTehend aud convey to the Jail OF Rock
Ihgha county Aforesaid, the said james Cornwe and
directs. ~"
Siten under my hand as governor aud under
go tAe seal ofthe commonwealth az Richmond.
(Seai) IBIS twenty ninth day Of May one thousand
tight hupdted aud eighteen, and Of the com.
WOnweaiib she feTty-secOnd
JAMES p. PRESTON.
tsss-ssssss.ss.ss.
JaHff Coz zreH 10 apOnt six feet high slender made
5ioD. - y ~ ~ P'V'''-
JANIS INgft ia about feet o inches high indiaer.
eniiy clothed has been soldier in Jackson's army is
laborer ' -
June 2. s.wsw
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" Apprentices Wanted.
NVANTEb Immediately at this Once, TWO BOYS of
respectable connexions, IA or IS years of age as
apPTentiees tofhe Printing Bnsiness-ftis necessary
snVuu possessa toleTaby good English education
Eene others need apply. June "a N
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HurioneII. ltf-,s.,I sia.

R1sloueil, Jtf-is ~ 1878.
Then the above named Shubael West personally ap-
peared before me- the of the Justices Of
the Peace within and for the county OF Kennbec and
scribed is just and true. A. MANN
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AND FOR SALE.-I again offer for SAFE Attract Of
- Land, lying in Amber st county IL miles from he
courthouse, and Is from LfnchbuTg, containing 1850
aeies upon which is large and commodious dwelling
wan al the necessary onihouses and orchards Of
oov acres o, cleared land and all under good tennessee
as 'n,s rama can be AdvantaEeousy divided will sell
.c whoie or part. The terms are iiberal-Apply 20
refer walker, Esq. LynchbnTg, TO tie subscriber
.,,ho,., 49,, ROBERT WALKER.
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i md IN ALBtmARLE FOX SALE.-I wish To sell
- the farm live on containing 1901 acres l,,,, ~,
Tue east side of the South West Mountains. distant
anont mile and half, adjoining the lands OF captaiu
James Lindsay, captain Benjamin oliver jr. aud others
ABOUT one half Of this tract is cleared and eli taken
whh clover, the soil being well adapted TO the clover
aud piiister system; about so acres prime meadow
well taken with timothy situated in a rich and beaby
n ,gs The improvements comfortable
uMle' WIN oibei convenient out houses, spring of
m,eht Ds wrought to advantage; a young orchard OF
choice Hut For terms, which will be accomn odatiHs
Apply 70 me subscriber, living the premises LET.
cd To. usNpy M T ~ as,.hu-
JulyT. "a ,,SsEs
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hgreeao'y to the above warrant to us directed We
nave viewed an esiray horse shewn to us by Anthem
my and and him to be grey about seven years old
sbobhiieen bands high, shod all round, marked viii,
gear ans we sppfaise him to eighty dollars Given
under our hands this 24th day ofJune, 1918.
BENJAMIN MoSBY,
JOHN NEW,
June 90. l5.w3ys ISAAC WHITE
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MANCHEsrER TURNPIKE COwPANY.--I ain I'M
Nl siructed b. the board Of directors 10 notify the
stockholders, that on Wednesday tue 18th day Of JuIy
next ~ me Manchester Exchange, an extra meeting
wiz be held, when their attendance particularly re-.
quesiea on bpsiness Of primary Importance.
Janc lS' l2.,tdEn JAhES B2ANDER, or.
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tooKS for subscribing the stock OF TIE Ha1fches
= ter ara Petersburg Ynrapike Road will beopen-
Gu on monfay the ID day Of March 1873 and vail CONT
nne open until die whole stOcki taken at the following
places, viz: -
10 Petersburg at Powel's tavern under the direction
on william Clarke, Archibald Baugb william Povdeu
william Pteatis and Nathaniel Friend
AZ me Hallway House, IN ihe county OF Chesterfield
oheeI me direction OF Rchat Gregory, James Hewlett
commissioners.
Ana ~ the town of Manchester at the Exchange Tav
en-, under thP management of James Brander Jesse
eTs. Fsb "a ' 90 80 ~"
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June 90. ls.w,v. isan

Virginia Land O6fce, Richmond, June 90 1918.
conformity with an act Of the General Assembly, OF
the commonwealth of Virginia. entt!ed" lgs act 10
1H'eHa me seDeydt t0tcs concerning Eceats passed
the 18th day Of February 1871 do hereby publish and
make Known, that II appears by the certificates of The
escheators OF the several counties hereinafter named
mat the seyeatracs or parcels Of land
cTibed nave beeu found by inquest held according 10
law, To have escheaied 10 this commons ealt viz 2s
acres OF land IN tract, aud 32 acres in another
uaet, IN southampton county, Of which Alexander NJ
Ne'i subject OF Great Britain, died seized Two
acres, and the other 221I acres Of which AIexsndcy
Wilson died seized.
WV. G. PENDLET0N, Reg. LAM once.
SHi'e 20 l9..w9w
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hiOTiCf.-fhs subseiibeT especially solicits all
persons VITO ore owing him /, come frwsrd and
settle iteii resptcyc res such 20 DO, lac win
sifef b. ~ act o. ffndHoprtnd &c earnestly hopes that
~ rfescni ,a'i viii be psncuaily attended .asit will
er be iin 90 fftre his business againo sveh as Go
rot Dc wiii BE- con- eiied - put IN ,aiD FOR coiec.
u"n. tb7t ~l De- extremely dtsagTeeabIe buf hopes
that theie giibe Fa neesstuy for GIVE measures
hdFng ffef fOff1' Indulgence tl4 pe'sons Who have
befeiofeie 0eah " trt sffJh cRbhP.
Ju"e i5..u
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~ Monday, 10Th June last, while travelling from
~ HarTsOnbBTg Va. to this place by accident fell
~ con- any With man who CATS hi1nse Johnson gLo
told me he was from Rockingham couny not far from
place called Port Republic that bc his way 10
richmond TO dispose ~ quantity Of bacon wiskey,
sc. which he SAID was then on the road coming DOWN
fbe day after we arrived in tbs place. he sold his
and on IbaTsday,2 ~ inst. at ms request tent him
my mare Tor lew HOURS since hattne have neither
seen or heard Of M Johnson, my parei therefore
very nueb suspect Mr. JOHNSON fof either going on with
.y mare, OF tehng heT IN this place, aud taking oil
tue money either Of Nbcb, my opinion constitutes
villain Therefore, those who have the least hatred
- such character viii, n possible assist In trying TO
oetect hin suppose the young TO ahoat i've
feet nine Bcles high very spare made has long
dsd chin, light hair. and has lost eycta Of his
tesih wears light grey coat, ana drab pantaioousMy
mare Is black, about 10 hands high, oid...A
reward Of 20 viii he given FOR tie mare, delivered at
tsc Eagle Hstei, OF to myself in Iiarrsonburg.
JOHN CLfRK.
Juiy T. 1876
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THE FEELING LITERARY.

The Sa'em Gazette points 10 the Hon. Hr. THORN
DIXIE, OF this town, as the liberal donor of the great
f6stns Library TO our University. We thank our bro
her for the information for here the honorable donor
has not permitted his left hand know what his right
Rand did Ill the premises. The donation is as muui.
cent AS its to country and College will be pre-.
eminent We cannot forbear an anecdote on this sub.
lect-About The year 1857, received letter from
papers we exchanged for To transmit such as we could
spare to his address at LeydeR TO be shipped toisfe
dam. We cheerfniy complied with the request and
sent him large trunk flied with all the newspapers
we could collect The receipt Of which was gratefully
METEOROLOGICAL some years after, in perusing volume
OF his american Geogr0phy which he politely semi us
we were pleased and asonisbed seetie immense use
he had made OF papers, which, To the eye of superb
cai Observer would NOT have appeared contain any
thins from which statistical conld have derived
any Interesting information TBaston Cent
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Rel;ge7and Bean. and 7aloyera Ybeet.

TREND having handed me the following interesting
account OF the Heiigol nd Beam am induced ma kr
1t public for the benefit of those who have possessed
themselves OF any o. this valuable article, which
slider peculiarly calculated for the northern siaesaud
nave no doubt hut they will prove advantageous
substitute foI corn where ost is apt to injrc thai
crop. small sample oftien have been seat for the
hebeht OF The agriculture al society by Robert Barclay
London.-They arrived here few weeks since and
have been distributed in various parts Of the state
n. Y. COn. 1fdU. r. r.
The mSri of those beans consists in their cxiraor
binary prolific qalityheir perfect tnIness of i,ym
ana thickness of sSin aud ia their ripcnne much soon
e'tnan the common sorts they short in the straw
and thepods, which grow in punches, commence very
near tine ground. They will succeed soil not cons id
cred sti enough for the common beans and have pro
dnced generally, without manure from Ga TO SO
bushels per acre IN proof of which, the following facts
are addnced AT the ANIMAL meeting the wiltshire
agricultural society, holden at Devices July 20 1914
Mr. Phillips exhibited the produce OF two stalks Which
mad Oh them az pods, yielding AGO beans. In the
Spths OF 1913, MI Phillips planted bushel and halt
OF those means, IN nall Of land claw al
poughing. without manure and they produced the
a.ton,shing quantity of ffty-two bushels aud half
Winchester measure; in consequence Of which iudges
appointed by the society to inspecI his
crop-whose report was made to the autumnaI olone6
ing match which took place the 10Th of October follow
ing, aud spoke highly in praise ofthese beans Several
sta ks OF them were produced and the committee decar
ed them to be infinitely superior in poiat productive
ness and quality to other introduced into
this country and added, thai they felt it their duty to
recommend them not only their own members hut Ia
the public at large, who they would derive
great henehf from their introduction"
In addition to the foregoing the following account
the TalaveTa spring wheat sample sfwhich accomsa
nied ie beans THIS country NAV not be
Irtr10 81 Hffer from; gentleman in England, 20
his friend in Philadelphia, dated Jan. isI7.
SHAH send you sample of wheat now
'hreshing, with some of the straw My crop year
one acre wih another, thirty per
have ofter Thought it would well for your
try Il might not he liable the destructiye Tavages
me essan ny because the straw is full of pith
hollow like the common wheat Of the country Ii
is certainly not liable to he beaten down nor SO sub
Ject to anv smut or mildewand it is much more pro-
ductive than other species wheat have hare
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4 SUCCEsyF'UL IrOLF HUNT.


The faineIsin the vicinity OF this place, have for
several years past been much troubled by Wolves
destroying their sheep, which have been seen al
times, but could never he tLen-On the night OF Mon
day the I'd INST they killed three sheep belonging
James c. Grih. Esq.-the day he collected tive or
SIX OF his neiehbor aud after diuner they surrounded
the hcket where the Wolves had been heard bowling
before daylight near where The sheep kiiledhey
nsaried very large he WOLF, which, aer running
round the tbicket several times atetv pied TO pass
where Mr. Griffin was standing. who sLot bim-he
little distance back into the thicket, and after short
resistance was killed by the dogs The party then
turned to the vilisse but having observed there
racks OF dife en sizes concluded they would search
the same woods again liz short time they stated
large she wolf who round the thicket similar
former and was killed 5y Nil JOHN Miller, jan. within
ose hunditd and any yards ofthe same plaoe-botb
within mile of the courthouse. To those acquainted
with TIE nature OF the wolf, the circumstances attending
th' sair We're very singular, and similar
Is not remembered by the Oldest hunters.
fPeHiLetnu a. y
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tFrom IRE xm,ric,

IRON fhe american Daily -4drertiser.l
Mr.. PouLsoN-ln the last nuGlber OFF, The portco %
have been mach pleased 10 demons ration OF the
proposition relative TO the rotation OF wheel which
originated in Virginia few years since AND coca
stoned very considerable discussion THIS proposition
asserted that Que part Of wheel, while in the
rolling. moved faster than another. The deuIoustfa
ton. which 10 me is perfectly satisfactory, given by
Captain a. Partridge of the Cops of Engineers and
should be glad TO see II mse,tc length your
full parer, were IL not that there is diagram accops
hytus IT. which IL would be necessary annex. viii
therefore merely call tue stehon OF your readers TO the
work IN witch II is to be found, and some infer
enoes drawn by Capt =. WAC Observes From he
fact established by this demonstration Infer that
point he taken la the circumference Of any circular
siobular BODY, which has toaiory motion about its
CENTRE and AT the same time progressive motion, this
point will move with continually variable velocity
during each revolution OF the body ~ then poirl be
taken IN the equator Of the earth, of its parallels
TINS point viii continually vary its velocity durag eaoh
revolution OF The earth.I would take the liberty sug-
gest whether this difference in motion of The hem
ispheres of the earth may not produce effect
the des DR.. Morse, in the I'd edtiou OF his Amcri-
can Geography, page e07 (noel has stated it as are
maj kabe fact, the OF which is unknown that in
the harbos of Charleston, IS c. the night tides
siderably sher than the day tides, often from 10
inches Should this be found tn be generally true may
not natural cause for it he found in she fact just
ted &" r
Philadelphia, Jnne 20.
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Henrico Counku. 20 lrit.

To Benjamin bosby John New and Isaac white
Heehoiders OF said couDty--You are hereby Teaui.
req 70 view an esiray horse taken up by Anthony rby
supposed age, value, COLOR size and ANY particular
marx which may appear. Given under my hand this
9th June, 1918. W. DANuRIDcR
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BY ne Governor Of The COMMONWEALTH or Y5Tgjo5-
PROCLAMATION.

communicate Of init
PROCLAMATION.
WHERBAS II has been represented to the Executive
~ by VIM. Daniels high sbeIil Of the county ofRan
ooph that whist he was IN the act Of conveying 10 tie
lai ana peniientafy,a certain John Smith, who had
been sentences ~ the superior court Of Randolph conn
W to confinement IN The PeniteRuaTy the crime Of
gTahd larceny the said Smith did the morning OF
ne lGih oApr last fofcpy make his escape from The
saI1 sbenh, aud is now going large: Ihsve there.
Tore Thought NJ, with the advice Of the council OF STATE
10 issue tbs proclamation hereby Offering reward oI
tFII DOLLARS 10 any person OF persons who shall
apprehend and convey 70 the jail aforesaid or 10 me
peniienafy, the said John snidh And Go moreover
require all officers. civil and nilitary and exhott The
good people ofbs commonwealth 20 use their best en-
"eayotste apprebend and dispose Ofthe said Smith a.
above stated THAI be may be dealt with as the law o.
reefs.
Given nnder my hand as governor, and under
the seal OF che commonwealth, at Kichmond
tseal) this twenty-Ginth DAY Of May enc thousand
eight hundred and eighteen, aud of the com.
nonwealth the forty second.
JAMES r. PRESTON.
00hn Hrffh ~ 0GetmGH, dboat 70 or 20 Years Of
age taiy COM t6Iio0, Int on = JirScy teSt and
ro~naabont, 0bpn ret inches kgh--he fpas h0uds
ctgcf ct tie Tine u his escape.
June 2. s.Usv
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In Council, March 2Ith, IsIe
5DnofOsALS WIZ be received by this Department for
A leasing the FOUNDRY * BORING Mill ,,tachsd
10 me mandatory Of Arms; and also the use Of the
wafer which passes from the foundry To the boring mill
An ACT auhorsing the Executive TO lease the foundry
eno boring MILL aud for other purposes.-upon the
terms and conditions specified in that Act
Ae,est.... J. w. PLEASANTS, Il. C. C.
hdich II. lOl-tf
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gsha6te and Patsy his rife. Betsy 4. Watkins,
goodrich bitso, ana Eli<a his rife and .Jszles
Ddriet guardian Of tAe children Of Nancy Daniel
dec; Di= Nathaniel Eliza, Judith, Nancy, James
ana mary, heirs and representatives Of I6raKar1
b. Venabke, dec
JAKE NOTICE, That shall proceed 10 take the de.
positions Of George Craghead and stheIs at Lunen-
Vs coMthouss STATE oil virginia, the 18Th day of
August,in the year Isis-and Richard NJ VenabIe ana
DINERS, on The 2is day ofSeIienber in the year ISIS
at frsce Edward courthouse of Virginia TO be
Ieao as evidence ~ suit depending i'm chancery in lie
county court Of Prince Edward, state of virginia in
winch myself, with otseis, are plaintiffs, and You
defendants. IollN CRsCOE>
June 20. M r1,,,
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MEcHANICsVlLLE TURNPIKE CoMPANY.-A,
- meeting of the directors of this company on
The LIST July, 1875 - "
hesosoed, That the shareholders in this company be
.eqreo TO pay ten dollars each share held by them
'pecNey 10 Tue treasurer, before the 10th day
VI august, 1918. YcSte,
July 3. I71t NJ SHEPPARD or
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M'KENziE's NEW BUILDINGS on C & 9Th street.
For terms. which will be very accom- uodatnr appy
10 HERON, SiNToN &CO.
June u. lI..n