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IMPEACHMENT.

II Messrs. WILSON, WOODBRIDGE, CHURCHILL
iELDRIDGE, MARSHALL, Boutwell,, WILLIAMS,
LAWRENCE and THOMAS, the Judiciary Commit
tee of Congress, have failed to make out the
alleged charges of high crimes and mis-
;demeanors, upon which President ANDREW
JOHNSON was to be impeached, it is through no
want of zeal, willingness, industry, and inde-
fatigable activity of the majority of this said
Committee. A more completely irresponsible
tribunal, more thorough Inquisition or Star
Chamber never sat in judgment over traitor or
hereto, than was this Impeaching Committee.
They had the fullest powers 'to send for per-
sons and papers" They had the treasury Of
the United States to foot their bills; and all was
done that could be effected by money. Such
adverse testimony as could be procured was
secured, regardless of expense, Nothing was
sacred from the inquisitive eye of this prying
Committee; and the ready, the willing, the
supple BAKER was prepared to swear to almost
anything that could be wanted in his line.
Yet, strange to say, Notwithstanding the ef-
forts of BAKER, and of determined and intrepid
BUTLER, who in his lecture at Albany and
Brooklyn had found no difficulty whatever to
make good his charges-after all had been done
that bitter hatred and the most ingenious
malice could devise, the Committee on Monday
at last disagreed, and by vote of five to four
decided that the evidence did not justify an
of the President. BOUTWELL,,
WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE and THOMAS, voted for
the impeachment.
We can. very readily understand how the
Committee should have been compelled to come
to such conclusion; but that they should i'm
mediately afterward adopt resolution of GEN.
sure is surprising to u.s. This compromise, for
such we must regard it between the majority
and the minority of the Committee, passed by
a vote Of seven to two, all the Republicans for
and Democrats against. The Committee, In
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this, it seems to US, transcribed their powers.
When they failed to find the President guilty
ofSthe high crimes and misdemeanors, charged
by ASHLEY, BUTLER and boutwell,, their work
was done, and we cannot sec under what plea
they could feel authorized to pass such reso-
luton, and offer it to the House.
i. The Impeachment cry has ended, as we
always knew it must and would end-a fash in
the pan, but it has nevertheless subserved its
,purpose, and now that this card is 'played
out, the agitation will soon find another.
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LARGEST C1RouLAr1oN-Tk DAILY

LARGEST CIRcULATIoN-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List Of Let
ters remaining in the f'sto1ice utstte ead
of each soeek, agreeaby to the to3o,0iag
section of the Nea0 Posto6ice Lav, as the
mepspaper hauing the largest circulation IN
the City of Charlestpn: q f III.
SECTION And be it further enacted That Lists OF Jet
tersremaining uncaed for in any Postoce in any city
town or village, whero newspaper shall be printed,
shs6eeeafter be published only in the newspaper
which, BENG published weekly oftener shall have the
largest circulation within range of delivery of the said
oAnco
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J. GOLDEN WYATT & CO.,
PRoPKIEToRs.
0poo
PUBLIC NOTICE.
May 80

OIFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, [
May 1867.
The following Section can Ordinance 10 abolish tho
Office of Superintendent Of Streets to provide for Keep
ing the Streets, Lanes Alleys. and open Courts In the
City of Charleston Clean, and for other purposes
hereby published for the information of all concerned
For the due protection Of the said contractor or con-
tractors it is further ordained That every owner, lessee
occupant and tenant of any premises fronting In any
stleet lane, alley, open court shall on every day
Sundays eIcepted have the dirt filth, garbage or other
ofa placed in front OF his lot in barrel box or
heap and in readiness for the contractor by the hour OF
seven O'Clock, A. NJ, from the ls day Of May to the
first day Of November In every year and by the hour OF
nine o'clock, A NJ. fcm the first day of November to
the first day of May following And any person offend
ing herein placing any dirt filth, garbage or other
oa in any street. lane, or alley, opon court aer ths
hours above named shall be subject to fine not less
than two nor more than ave dollars for each and every
oflerce, to be imposed by the Mayor. - -
BY order .-..----. W. b. SMITH,,
Nav 15 .i Clerk Of Council.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

n u
LII TAvERN-KEEPERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL.
n ING spirituous liquors, within the city limits, who
bave not executed their bonds and taken ont the proper
cards to show that they have license to SELL will be
ported not complying with the Law, after Monday, 9Th
inst.
Those who have cards hereby notified to have the
eame plnced in conspicuous place In the window. All
failing 10 observe this notice will aso be reported after
the aforementioned time. W. q. SMITH,
March Clerk Of Council.
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THE LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION,

IIAvINa ON HAND LARGE SUPPLY OF READY
II MADE CLOTHING suitable for Gentlemen, La
dies and Children and being desirous of diminishing our
stock before the season too far we would sspe
ton which win be made in our prices for the next two
or three weeks from date.
Apply at the DEPOSITORY,
January 20 No. " Chalmers street,
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CHI AT ES TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1867.

JOB WonKE-we have now completed our
Office so as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends. go 4
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h Of aithar sex into wavy rnglets, heavy massive
cl Has been used by the fashionabes of Paris and
London with the most gratifying results. Does no in
jury to the hair. Price by mail sealed and postpaid, ST.
Descriptive circulars mailed free. Address BERGER,
SHUTS CO., Chemists. No. 285 River street. Troy, n
Y, Sole Agents for the United States.
March 80 IL
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~ al communications Intended for publication in
Ibis journal must be addressed TO Lhe Edator Of the
Daily Neaos No. 1S HaUae. street, Charleston, s. G.
Business Communications TO Publisher Of Daily
Ne,uss III
We cannot undertake 10 rst,sm rejected consaunica-
Sti0ns.
Advertisements outside of the city must be accompa-
MED ,cih the cash.
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DISSOLUTION.
R EN- 0 VAls.

II DEMOVAL.-THE OFFICE OF THE
IL SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. has
been removed from the old Bank Of Charleston to
No. 81 BROAD STREET a.. D.
May 26 ''-.' ..-..E
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
oATAwBA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

=. oATAwBA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. ''
TNHE PRoPRIEToRs OF THIS CELEBRATED
i WATERING PLACE. having gone to great expense
since tho last In changing the position OF and re-
pairing the COTTAGES, grading the Walks and erecting
new Buldings togsther with many other improvements
Saturday, June LIST, 1867.
Being situated in the northwestern part Of the State,
In country remarkable for Its beauty and healthfq
ness these together with the virtues OF the Waters make
it one Of the most desirable WATERING PLACES in the
country.
THE MINERAL WATERS
OF THE SPRINGS are the White and Blue Sulphur, and
Chalybeae, and they possess all tae finest qualities OF
these waters and sovereign remedies for all diseases
Of the LIVER, BOWELS, STOMACH and KIDNEYS:
ing to Salisbury N. c. and at that point the western
North Carolina Railroad will convey visitors 70 HICKORY
Station at which place conveyances always IN attend
ance to take them to THE SPRINGS
Dr. WHITE, of the Medical College of will be
ut THE SPRINGS the entire Season, and invalds may
rely upon good attention. '..'
Having again secured the services Of Mrs. WRENN,
and made ample arrangements for keeping GOOD
TABLE, and the best Wines, Liquors and Segars, and
having engaged Smiths Band for he Season. we safely
promise to all every convenience for pleasure comfort
ard amusement that may be desired.
BOARD PER MONTH. $50 90
BOARD PER WEEK. 10 w
BOARD PER DAY.. 90
Children under years of age and Ser
wants Half Price.
J. GOLDEN WYATT & CO.,
PRoPKIEToRs.
Nov 2mO
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M EEIIN G S.

ATTENTION CHARLESTON FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY,
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF YOUR
i Company win be held at your Hall This Euening. 9th
inst, at O'Clock By order
June IS / GEO. MoLAIN, Secretary G. F. E. Co.
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THE LOUISVILLE and Nashville Railroad Compa-
nv, in the fall of 1861, sued General s. B. BUCK
NER, late of the Confederate States army for dam
ages in the sum of $467O00 for the destruction Of
bridges and water-tanks on that road while he
commanded the Confederate troops in Kentucky.
The Louisville Courier says: General BUcKsER
WAS absent from the city at the time Of the suit,
with his command, in the Confederate States
army and could therefore make no defence. The
law in such cases admits Of the case being re-
opened within five years, and that time not having
vet elapsed since the decree, and General BUCK
sER feeling that he Was not and could not be held
personally responsible for carrying out the mill
tary orders and instructions Of the Confederate
authorities-is now attempting % obtsin rehear-
ing Of the case. =,
oRTHE DIFFICULTIES Of cataloguing and index
ing books SO frequently complained Of, Btdck'eood
for MAY, says 'sThe secret at the root OF the
difficulty "a that the world expects too much rom
catalogues. We have seen how it has been vainly
supposed that the manufacture Of such ON article
can be carried on like that Of pins, steel pens and
buttons, by judicious division oflabor. Then
when the job is completed 1t is to supersede brain
work in the shape Of research, or what is the use
of it The man who is ambitious of acquiring sud-
den distinction in some department Of letters has
nothing to do but set his hand on good catalogue
or photographed dictionary to get at the heart OF
his material. 1t is for the accomplishment of this
kind Of object that what the French call Cata-
logue Raisonne has been devised" ,..-
TIE AUSTRALIAN vintage this year is larger than
was eyer before known, and the yield of gold is in
creased over that Of last year. Over 900 tons Of
breadstus have been sent to England, and los, 900
tons more are ready for transportation.
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rates. In the most central business part Of the city
without lodging in o private house, now be had.
For particulars address 'X L." Postofhce. May Is
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ST R AY Ed.

'STRAYED INTO WAMBAw PLANTA.
y TION, st. James, santee, q BLOOD BAY MARE Tin
fea about lax hands high, With cropped ears star in
the forehead hind feet white the right flank and
back rubbed by the saddle bsckband. She will be de-
hyered upon proof Of property and payment Of az.
penses, by applying to A. b. LUCAS.
McGsnanville, 8. c.. May 20. 1857. June7
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Surnbereins.

Gin gic,gtc Ses 9urnSereins pirS AM Dtontas ben
lOten 9uni au benz S&usenplas utse6alten werSeu ae
r.nnOe bss 8srens nS sa,u reunb(i6 ensslabeu. Die
Sb Carolina Giieubabn wrp bic Gaeum ll5r gorsens
unb I'M llbr ga&muss mad bem seitplat, unb GbenbS
liPr mad Der StaSt urlderinse1 Sur gut. gutt unS
plat ST. .....,...... Die COMMITTEE.
| lima
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Los T..
B0ARDI N G..

BOARDERS can be pleasantly accommodated, on
reasonable terms, at No. SO WENTWORTH STREET.
81
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MOUNT PLEASANT HAUs,
Sin Dentf6er Sall

Qsirb iatnsen am TSntas ben lOten sunni, 1857, ben
;peen 9nsftas, po,u ale meine iSeunbe unb Seianten
ersebeui einselaoen fins. aufanS l nBr Ra&mttass.
Gintritt so Gents.
The Steamer Rockland leaves Market Wharf at
O'Clock, and an extra boat at o'clock.
June7 81 5. Giendeu.
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70 R SALE

U,OR sALE.-A NO. MICH cow, WITH
I young Calf and two sprihgers, Inquire at No. 1853
81 PHILIP street. between Cannon ana Spring streets
Iuna ). A /.
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now 6elunS Ht Mtys SSnscs RetA ANNS-S,i
county, and delivered at sixty cents; specie, we
presaas fIhs plospsssst lis fne for the coming
crop. The Advertiser has reports that in William
SON and Ball counties. the farming prospects, are
yery encouraging with the exception OF wheat,
which viii not yield probably more than half
crop, OWING TO the frequent heavy rains that have
fallen in those countless andpartly to the exceed
ing cold weather which prevailed in February and
March last. RI. ,lJU
TIE Ms,RHs appeal is one Of the few large old
fashioned blanket-sheets, now seen in the South.
II is great paper and has great editor, the far
fanned Gen. ALBERT PKE, who writeth from three
to four yards Of editorials every day. In the is
ana for Tuesday last, we find one article, nearly
three yards long, on "The Period Of Transition, :"
three wards Of political editorials per diem is pret-
~ beayyl on the readers, but imagine our con-
.t.rnation when we found as the close Of the ar
+ic,e the ,ominous announcement t'to be contin-
nsd > TO how many yards the 'spiece" will spin
Ont q would not be easy to foretep. Gen. PIKE
=. sataunch defender Of the Constitution OF our
+s.bera. and brings much learning 70 bear upon
his argument. '--s.ohi
France during the last few years has increased
xondertully in prosperity, and NAPOLEON, how
aver NAV have been his rule for the rest OF Eu-
rome has done wonders for his own country. In
.1ss1 the imports Of France were s21S 800 0OO ex-
Norris, 1904, 600, 900. In 1865 the imports were
t7o5 COO, 900, and tie exports ss17 400 Ooo-show-
inp an increase in fifteen years cf over 81 900 600,
ooeint @ the totai trade ofthe country. Fhe produce
~ ooai has been doubled, and the manufacture OF
...t and wrought iron tripled during the period:
p.;troads and telegraphs have proportionately in
E.iiaA since fs51, when telegraphic messages
.,smberedo otly 10 900, they had INCREASED in 1856
= m 900. and the charges had been reduced 70
cS% ais5i The number Of letters transmit
"a tbroueh the pestef6fe was 6s, 900 00e In 1856
gen 80 - had increased to s2s, ,OOO, 900.
the uunlpV. = ar yiiis IL,
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ReasOnabIc Hint.

Boys should not go into the water in
the daytime, when the heat of the sun
is oppressive, or when their blood is
heated. The practice is too common
with the boys of this place. The effects
are very injurious. The hest time to
battle is before breakfast in the morn
ing. Never go into the water soon after
eating hearty meal. We will not ad-
wise the boys not to go into the water
till they have learned to swim, though
shallow water is better than deep water
for AMATEURS.
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

The following business was brought
before the Supreme Court of Appeals on
Tuesday, July 30th.
An appeal was allowed in the case
of Ellisons rs. Peck, from the Circuit
Court of Ohio county.
\ supersedeGs was allowed in the case
of William Young rs. Robert Sutor,
from the Circuit Court of Hancock
county.
The case of Daniel c. List rs. Jacob
Hornbrook, from the Circuit Court of
Ohio County, was argued by Mr.. Jacob
for the appellant, aud by Mr.. Peck for
the appellee,
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We stated yesterday morning that
the Island Foundry had been sold to
the Citizens Railway Company. We
were Informed that such was the fact
oy men who are engaged in those works,
we learned yesterday from Chapman &
Co, proprietors of the Island Foundry,
that the report is incorrect, nothing OF
the kind having been thought of. And
by further examination into the mat.
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Collision on ,he BaI,imerc Road.

On Monday night at about twelve
o'clock collision occurred on the Bal
timore & Ohio railroad, near Cameron.
A freight train, going east, had become
separated, and had stopped, and it being
nearly time for the passenger train
coming west, a man was sent ahead to
signal it, but, we learn, this man did
not 90 far enough, and therefore the
signal was not observed in time to stop
the passenger train, which came on and
ran into the freight. The "tender" of
the freight train was forced straight up,
and the first freight car, filled with
bacon, was completely demolished. One
man, whose name we were unable to
learn, was severely injured. The wreck
was soon cleared away and the passea-
ger train came on to this city.
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A snake in Town.

A Snake IN TOWn.
An unwelcome customer made It's ap-
pearance at D. Gundling's shoe store,
on Main street, day or two ago, which
caused no little sensation for time. A
snake, three and one-hAf feet in length,
was discovered by clerk in the store,
who had just stepped to the front door,
making its way from the street to the
cellar door, it disappearing in a small
aperture there. The hole was closely
watched, and at the expiration of one
hour His Serpentcy came bounding ont
upon the sidewalk and rushed into the
middle of the street. A brigade of
young gentlemen in the vicinity gave
chase, armed with clubs, stones and
brickbats, and the places that once
knew that snake shall know it no more
forever. Several loads of hay had pass
ed along the street during the afternoon,
and this visitor undoubtedly seeded
from one of them.
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The street Railway.

Has proven a success, as the crowded
cars clearly demonstrate. True merit
always comes off victorious, hence the
superior spectacles sold at OxtOby &
Duffield's iewelry store, 1913 Main street,
never fail to give satisfaction. Full
supply of all kinds of spectacles,
watches, clocks, fine jewelry and fancy
goods Just received at lO3 Main street.
See advertisement.
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Gravel Roofs.

Mr. George Crumhanker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning water.
The tar used is put through process
that frees it from oil and benzole, and
no matter how great the heat, it will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks of
the best quality, and for sale at the low.
est rates. This roofing has stood test
of fifteen years in Pittsburg: Mr.. c.
may be addressed through the Wheeling
post office. jy-20-2m.
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Lodged In the Lookup.

Two men, named She'll and Gray,
were yesterday arrested by officers Har-
rison and Scroggins, at Newhart's sa-
loon, corner of Market and Madison
street,, for fighting and creating dis
turbance, and were lodged in the lock-
nm
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Correction.

1t seems that our information as to a
German emigrant having been killed at
Glen Easton, last Thursday night, was
incorrect. A child of one of the emil
grants died on the train beyond Cum
berland-but no one got killed acct
dentally or otherwise-so Captain
Devries, the Agent of the B. 4 O. r. R..
in this city, informs us.
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Bl-CkberricS.

The heavy rains of the past few days
have had the effect of ripening black
berries very fast, and they are pouring
into the city in immense quantities
Yesterday morning the steamer Julia
No. ., plying between this city and
Parkersburg, brought up eight hundred
and ninety buckets of blsckberrles, and
they were all sold within one hour
after arriving. A large number of buck
cts were brought down the river yester-
day afternoon on a fatboat There
seems to he a good demand for these
berries.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.
o,oCRNED MEE I,i 80 -

,.,rrrr.nrS OF ONO I"' NJ
; ngrrr july 10Th, l'tI }
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MineraI spring Waters.

Empire, Congress, Star Spring, ana
Columbia Water, from Saratoga, Blue
Lick, Kissingen, vichy, Marienbad, Pyr-
mont, also genuine imported Bitter
Water (Kissingen)-all fresh from the
springs-for sale at E. Bookings Phar-
macy. No. Odd Fellows Hall.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DE-. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College of surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from one OF the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and rho greater
part of whose life has been spent in the hOspiias
oi London Paris, Philadelphia and el-eWhcp,
has effected some uI tho IuOst astonishing cure.
that were ever kLuWu. May trOublvd with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness. being alarmed as sudden sound.
haahiulucss, with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with arrangement OF miEd were car.
eel immrdiatul,
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I'D PROPOSALS

~r ErApIyG OF THE COY MY MY
Tog I'LL I'I lad .,adiug from the Nation
sg yslg,,, ,,' -.@,' Fate OF The Mount Woo
g-lr' iay ' S .rrrr-lyrd at tie office OF JOIN
.z.:.. VII q, ~ Mat '. o.; III, road and diagram
80 a-''e . I '.. .aspI hytwCrU 2 A. NJ of
~ 81, ~ r.f. and GP. VI. Of Saturday
.. =. ... +, By order OF :he Co'nili''s''
r.
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ter we ascertained that this Foundry is
now doing thriving business, and the
firm have not the remotest idea of dis
posing of the old and reliable Island
Foundry.
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fIurket.

Potatoes have taken a heavy fall.
They sold at the Centre Wheeling
market, yesterday morning, at twenty
five cents per peck. A much higher
price was asked at the opening of mar
ket, but it was soon found necessary to
"come down in order to make sales.
Any quantity were to be had ut the
fignrc quoted.
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Severely Burned.

At late hour last night we learned
that a Mrs. Fatz, residing on German
street, in Centre Wheeling, was severely
burned by the explosion of a kerosene
lamp, which she was carrying in her
band.
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NotExpected to Recover.

We are panied TO announce that, last
evening, the son Of John Hobbs, Esq,
who was seriously injured on Monday
evening by being thrown from a horse
in RitchietOwn, was lying very low, and
fears are entertained that he will not
recover.
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Musquito Bars

Musquito Bars
Made to order, in all styles-eheap
and durable. Also, repairing done IN
all kinds of upholstery work, and new
work made to order. Mattresses OF all
kinds, &C., made on shortest notice, at
the new carpet and upholstery estab-
lishment of Orr, PAUL & Co., LOG Main
street.