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of water communication; and that the
General Assembly Of Virginia be request
ed TO mss similar resolutions.
The return of tho House resolution In
regard to IN adjournment, with IN amend
ment by tho Senate, provoked q discus
sion Of considerable length, so that Mr.
SMITH did not have an opportunity IA
offer his memorial and resolution. The
Senate amendment making the adjourn
mcnt till 10 A. II. Tuesday, was agreed to,
and tho House adjourned. t.'- vi
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Feb. II, 1870
Prayer by Rev. Mr. DooIlttlc, member
Of the Senate.
Mr., FOREMAN, from the Committee or
the Judiciary, reported tliat 1t was incxpc'
dent to legislate on the resolution inquir'
Ing into tho propriety Of authorizing re
CoFtlers to solcmnize marriages. Adopt
cd.
Mr.. 4DooLtTTLE, from the Committed
on Humane and Criminal Institutions, re
ported back the House Joint Resolution
removing G. 8. McFadden from office, re
commenting that 1t he returned 10 tho
House. So ordered. ...s
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. YouNG-0f L. D. Currence
and G9 others, citizens Of Rondolpl
county, asking an appropriation for q
road. .
By MI. BoiEMAN-Or William Line
and 1C5 others. citizens of TYLER county
asking that a part Of Lincoln township, ir
Tyler county, be added to School District
No Z, In Union township. gi.,
BILLS INTRODUCED on LEAVE.
BY Mr.. CRANE-Regulating the sale o.
spirituouS, vinous md iermentcd liquors
and poisons, by druggists, "p9thecarles
and other persons. H g.Ili.. u.r
By Mr.. Wf1soS-To grant relief to
persons aggrievetl by the assessment OF
lands and lots.
BY Mr.. Chartering the
town Of fNIiddlebourne, in Tyler county.
By NIr. BoRENAN-Authorizing the
trustees Of the N. Z. Church, in Middle
bourne, to sell their parsonage property,
By Mr.. WIISoN-Authorizing the
Board Of Public Works to sell certain
minerals under the bed Of the Ohio river.
By Mr.. HARNAH-To alter and re-cs.
itablish the boundary lines between the
counties Of Hampshire and Mineral. ~
The Senate Bill, qualifying sections 9
and o. of chapter "A, of the Code, was
passed..
The following messages were received
from the House: a- ,
BY Mr.. GoFF-Joint Resolution in
viting Rev. D.rH. COyner to address the
Legislature on the subject Of immigration.
BY Mr.. JAoKsoS-Joint Resolution pro:
posing a recess Of the Legislature until
Tuesday next. Adopted. ms
By Mr.. BRANEON-Raising IL joint
committee to investigate alleged illegal
charges for freight and passengers, i'm
posed by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company. Adopted, after being
amended so that the Committee should
consist Of three from each House.
Mr.. LEONARD introduced n joint reso'
luton raistng Il special committee 10 In
vestigatc the charges against the Supcrin'
tendent Of the Pcnitcntiary. Lies over.
Adjourned. -.. ,e, ..E0.,
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, Feb. II. j.,
Application was made to the Court Of
Common Pleas by dlstlllCrs Of the Second
District to restrain Collector Pullan from
collecting by distraint, tax assessed under
the rule requiring forty.eight hours fer.
mcntatton instead Of seventy.twO as here
toEore. DistIllers claim this assessment Is
in violation Of the provisions Of the consti.
tuition, "That no one shall bC deprived Of
life, liberty or property without due pro.
cess of law" A temporary restraining
order was allowed until May, when ap-
plicatiOn will be made before Judge Mrr.
duck Z, l.5F Lgf ,il(lf' WG1.
The Superior Court will decide tho case
of the Bible in the Public Schools on Mon.
At a called meeting of tie ChamEier of
Commerce to consider the tariff and rev.
enuC bills now before Congress; also,
Commissioner Wells report, the whole
matter was referred to a committee Of
six, with instructions to report Nt an early
day.
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woMAN's SUFFRAGE.
The Convention at Columbus.

Ine CONVENTION at COlumDuBS
"-9 sls COLUMBUS, Feb. H.:
The Woman Suffrage Convention met
this morning, with prayer by Rev
Il. L. RexfOrd. A series Of resOlu'
tions was reported from proper com
mittcc, which set forth at length, resolu,
tiOns upon which women found their dc
mands for suffrage, and closed by Asking
the Legislature Of Ohio, to grant this right
TO them. Mrs. Blackwell spoke for an
hour, in, support Of tho resolutions, and
manS shorter speeches were nude. o. '~'
The Senate Chamber Is crowded with
very enthusiastic audience, eager to
hear, and new womens' voices arc heard
in addition TO those long accustomed to
bc heartl-Mrs, Cole, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.
Bradshaw, Lucy Stone, Mrs. II. n. T,
Gutter, and many others. A large part ol
the audience arc women. E
The afternoon session Of the Woman's
Suffrage Convention, was held in the
Senate Chamber. The crowd was very
large in the evening, and It was so much
increased that two meetings were held,
one In the Senate, and the other in tho
House, both halls were crowded. The
time was occupied by speeches, In which
tho usual arguments in favor Of female
suttrlg were announced. ~
The General Assembly adjourned this
morning until Tuesday afternoon. 'I,.
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Cincinnati Market.

o. CINClNNATIt EeOTuhEy III
Unchanged. f"E
Unchanged. COrn-IFregulAr;
tho greater portion Of the receipts were unSOund;
selling at 68@70c; strictly sound brings 740TIC.
Barley Unchanged, 0ats-Dull at G066Sc Rye
BUrTER-u Unchanged III. r.....
COTTON Steady; middilng s4Ac.
WMBKY-Fitm at p3c. ~ l.
IIo0s-Plrm at 1909 50; rceCIptE 1,O0O,head.
PRoVIAIORs-M Mess PoFk-0pCnO1 with buyCFa
at S27; holders asked 81 2562I 80, but It closed
dull at 81. Bulk Meats-FlFm but quiet; shonl.
leH 10H @11c; sides 14lf01BC for clear rib and
clear. Bacon -FlFm-ClCar aides scarce aud held
at l6Kc; clear rib lSc; shoulders 19k6l2Hc, and
dull: SRgar cared hams l8H0lekc; demand
LGRD5Dull; primo steam sold at Axe; kettle
Ro0sEDcelined to io09Oc. Y ..
0uR-LinscCd oll-Flmcr and IN demand at
95Q but 10 held higher. Lard 0il-$t 406I ~
PGtroleum-29Qalc for refined.
GRDcERTEs-Sngar-FlFm with fair demand
al 1IDl8Yc for Now Orleans. Coaee-Flrm at I8
694c. MOlAAscs-Firm At 76618c,
SEEDs-ClOVOr-S SOGd-RiFm At l4kC per D..
Timothy-Scarce and frm At q 1901 80.
GoED-120 buying.
Rx0nASOE-DaIfat at LILO discount buying to par
NO. 'MiosEY-Market capy, capyi
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NEW YORK CITY.

a. t.' New York, Feb. II.
The Grand Opera House ball Inst night
was a failure. f'
Collector Bailly instituted a sui
yesterday, against the French trans.At'
lantic Telegraph Company TO recover
penalties in one hundred cases, in which
the company are accused of giving rn'
stamped receipts for money 10 tlleiI
patrons. The fine for each violation i
$50. Z
The ex-seamcn Of tho ship Neptune,
who alleged that they were cruelty beaten
by Captain Peabody and his two mates
on their late passage from Liverpool, are
now lying In Long Island hospital. In
addition to the eight, statements al,
ready published, Michael McDonnelly
Samuel Brown, VIM. Joyce and Arthur
Sander, have added weight to their testi-
mony as to the cruel conduct Of the
Captain towards his crew. Captain
Peabody has on several former occasions
been arrested on similar charge.
Edward A. Beasley, an accessory Of
VIM. F. Moore, in the well known for
gerics upon the williamsburg City Bank
Long Island, and the National Park Bank
was yesterday sentenced by Judge Troy
TO imprisonment In the Penitentiary f0T
4 years, II months and 90 days.
Several European steamers arc now over
due Mt this, port, and have undoubtedly
been detained by the severe storm. They
arc the Atlanta, Iowa, City Of WASH
ington, Manhattan, Java, Villa de Paris,
and the Anglo, n new steamer.
Don Antonio Flores, Minister from Eu-
cuador to tho United States, arrived here
in tho Alaska yesterday. IN .,. f,
It Is stated that all the papers against
the drawbacker BlatchCord, have been
sent TO Canada to be used in the proseCu-
ton Of Caldwell, and nothing can be done
in the prosecution Of Caldwell till they arc
returned. 1t Is regarded doubtful that
this will be ever done.
Adams Express Company have declar-
ed divident Of g per share payable the
18th Of March.
The suspension Of G. F. Fearing, gold
broker, and several small dry goods
houses are announced. ,HLashrf'.''
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Marx Twain's Hotel.

Having lately opened hRshery, l send
you these, my rules and regulations:
This house shall be considered strictly
inn.tcmperatO, y. II .,.g .u
None but tho brave deserve the fare,
Persons owing bills for board will he
bored for bills.
Boardcrs who do not wish to pay In
advance arc requested, to advance and
nav. ltN4 I'll U-.. IL .t
Boardcrs are expected to wait on the
colored coOk-lor meals.
Sheets will 10 rightly changed once in
six months, or more II necessary.
Double boanlers can have two betls
with room In 1t, or two rooms with n
bed in II, as thcy choose.
Boarders arc requested to pull of their
boats before retiring, ifthey can conveni-
entity do so. .it [.%ig4,l
Beds with or without bugs.
All money and other valuablGs arc TO
be LEFT In care Of the proprietor. This Is
insisted on, as hc will he responsible for
no other losses.
Inside matter will not be furnished for
editors under any consideration.
Relatives coming tomake q six months
visit will he welcomed; but when they
bring their household furniture, virtue will
cease 10 bC a forbearAnce. llllta
Single men with their families will not
be boarded. %. '.
Bells with or without boards.
Dreams will he charged by the dozen.
Nightmares hired ont at reasonable
rates,
Stone vaults will bo furnished to snoring
boNrdGrs, as the proprietor will In no wise
be responsible for the hrOkcn tin.pan.umS
orOther CanS
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
PARIs. Feb. II.

l. r... FARIsI Ecu. Ii 8
The city Is quiet. There was no dis.
turbance during the night The places oi
business are open rs usual. The p0lice
patrOlled the streets, but made no arrests.
Over four bundled persons have been ap.
pretended during the last three days past.
The magistrates are investigating the
casesas rapidly as possible. All tho per-
sons TO be prosecuted, have been sent else
where for confinement. Gustavc Floures
is still ut large.
Tho police authorities profess that they
have discovered an extensive conspiracy
against the government, and arc actively
engaged in searching for parties implica.
ted. A great number Of arrests were
made lust night, and to.day It Is stated
that the editors Of the INdrSeSlldise and two
editors Of the ReUel were arrested on
charges connected with the alleged con-
spiracy. A policeman in plain clothes
was SHOT and killed yesterday by o me-
chaniC, whom he was cndcavOring 10 ar
rest in his own house. The man has been
taken into custody.
The Mdrsei1ldESe rc.apppearcd to-day
and was eagerly bought on the streets.
Several citizens were killed during the re-
cent riots, and their bodies have been
placed in the MorglG, but the police re-
ftlsc any details concerning them.
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SALT"LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, Feb. Ii.
A Mass Meeting was called last evening
in Walkers building, TO ratify the nomt.
nees ticket in opposition to the orthodox
municipal election ticket. Everybody
was present, and tho hall was crowded
with orthodox before the hour Of the
meeting, and no room was leil for Opp0.
sition. The orthodox ticket was carried
by acclamation, whith heap Of III feel.
Ing on one side and unlimited hilarity on
the other. The Tribune publishes the op.
position ticket, Fl. Lawrence, Mayor,
In place Of D. II. Wells. The election
takes place Monday.
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CHICAGO.
Meeting of Nebraska Legislatures.
Travel on the p. r. R.ssArt at L'
CToSby's Opera House.
CuICAeo, Feb. Il.

Sauis I CHICAGO, Feb. II.
a letter from Gov. Butler, of Nebraska,
says he will convene with the legislature
on tho 18th for the ratification ofth 18th
amendment.
( The travel from this point toward the
Pacific Is unusually heavy this week, the
trains carrying a greater hummer Of pas
sengeS than ever before. Passengers
from Montana report large quantity Of
snow on tho west side Of the mountains,
ou the cast side less snow has fallen than
for many years. !
The Artists reception at the Opera
House last evening, was the most success
full affair ofthc kind ever known in Chica-
20. About two.thousand people wore In
attendance. Tho collection Of pictures
was large and unusually excellent. The
Opera House was thrown open and elab.
oFatGly decorated with flowers and sup.
piled with cologne fountains. Tho affair
wound mp with n grand ball and supper,
which was great success.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Liquor Question in the LcgiSIa-
s..t... ture. '
!. 81. BosT0N, Feb. II.
A majority Of the Committee Of the
House on Intoxicating Liquors, submitted
a report submitting license law suppress.
ing public baS and tippling shops, and
allowing licensed inn holders and common
victuallers to sell to their guests TO be
drank on tho promises, and licensed liquor
dealers; groceries, apOthecarics ind drug
gists, brewers and distillers TO sell, but
not to be drank on the premises. The fees
for license arc fixed at from 500 to 81 30. I
A minority report was presented, taking
strong ground against license in any form.
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ENGLAND.

" N LONDON, Feb. II.II'
Thcsrrcic in tho Bank Of England last
evening was el45, 600 greater than at the
corresponding period last week.
Tie Times urged that O'DOnn0yan
Rossa's election 10 Parliament from Tip.
pcrary be declared void. 's'ia5 5'I'l 30
The IImeS dcnounces the plan Of tho
Chancellor Of tho ExcleQuer for redeem.
ing tho debt, as tho old sinking fund CHI
mora, obliging the State TO redeem at an
increasing rate for u century to come.
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Gold Excitement in Indiana.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb.

Considerable excitement prevails in
Harrison county, Indiana, over the re.
ported discovery Of gold and silver mines
near the line Of the proposed Louisville
& st, Louis Railroad. Twenty-Five min.
ers have been dclving in good earnest for
the past four months, and, 1t Is believed,
have met with success,
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, February II,
CorToN-FAyOrs buyers; sales 9,60O bales al
954c for mlddllng uplGndB.
FLouR-Closed shade hrmCr for low gTadeI
with moderate export and homo trade demand,
GRAIN--WheAt-Firmer and Quiet at 81 169
I 20 for No. 2, and 81 2T01 20 for winter rGd and
amber western. Ryc-EOmlnal. OatS-Dull al
6S851c fol. western. cori-Steady at B7Gb9Oc fol
new mixed WESTERN sss7
Provisions Heavy and lower for meas
SiGTs % "1a S6 Ss7 Sae HPd nId VIII NV
changed. Cut Meats and Baeon-In moderate
request without material change.
LARpSD and heavy at IKE for prime steam
for March and April.
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By Mr.. CARPENTER-To incorporate
tho White Sulphur Springs Company.
BY Mr.. WHEAT-A bill 10 regulate the
license on bowling alleys and billiard Ia
bles al Berkeley Springs. L.. N u
By Mr.. CRAcRAFT-To incorporate the
Roncy's Point and West Union Turnpike
Company. b. '',J' '''
Nj. CARPENrER moved to reconsider
the vote rejecting tho resolution offered
yesterday BY Mr., DoNE8oo aecl1rmg the
papers before the Committee on Counties
touching the application for q new county
to he formed out Of Mercer, Monroe,
Grccnbr'er and Raleigh, prinlG tacis true,
and that they be so considered by the
committee unlcssthc contrary boz proven.
Alter considerable discussion the resolu.
tion was again rejected by tie vote.
Mr.. FAREswoRTH offered q resolution
providing for an adjournmenttill Tuesday
next. Agreed to and sent to tho Senate.
Tho joint resolution instructtng WcstVir-
ginia COugreSSmen to favor a recognition
Of tho independence Of Cuba, coming up
as special order, was rejected by q vote
Of go yeas, TO % nays.
Mr. SMITH asked leave TO present q
memorial touching the construction Of Il
national water line from cast lowest, pass.
ing through Southern West Virginia, 1t
was designed to connect the waters Of
the Ohio with tho Atlantic ria James
River and Hampton Roads, the route be-
ing up Kanawha to Grecnbrler, up Green.
brIer to Howard's Creek, up that stream
through tho Alleghanies to jackson river,
and down to the James. Two hundred
miles Of the line would pass through this
State. The project was one in which
tho Western and Northwestern
States felt great interest, and ii was
an enterprise Of corresponding Importance
TO the Southern part Of tho State. II
originated with tic convention OF tue
boards 0f trade which met In Cincinnati
four years ago. a committee then ap.
pointed subsequently held a session at
White SULPHUR Springs; and the subject
was again considered BY the commercial
convention held at LouisYille last Fall.
The Legislatures In most Of the Western
States had taken favorable action In refer
cnco 70 It; and he now prdposed u resoli'
tion instruCting our Congressman to use
their best efforts TO obtain such aid from
the General Government as will secure
tho early completion Of this proposed line
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nnItimoro Market.

FLouR-very dull.
GRAiN-WhSat-Dull choice mixed rcd 81 N
al Is, COFn-ActlVG; receipts ANAL; white and
yellow 96d9fc. OAtE-Steady at 6S&&o.
ROVTEIONA-MSAs Pork-Flm at $27 G0128 co.
BGcOn-FIrm; rib EideS i5t 6I6c; clear rib l6k6t
i8Ec; shoulders i9k@lSc; hams 1880.
LARp-Firm At l6HC.
WnMKE-PIrm and sCarCs At 096y1r
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ROME.

y - ----,-,-- ROME, Feb. II.
The Eccumenical Council at the last
two sessions was engagedin the discussion
of Ecclesiastical Discipline, that subject
has been disposed Of at the meeting to-
daY, .-,..
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THE DAILY INTELL1GENcER, established
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,cRIISSLA.
Il "SSSA~A a
n. PETERSBURG, /

iII /. oE. FETEKbBUKUl EVU. n
The Home Secretary in view of tho re-
cent manifestations Of popular discomfort,
recommends the Gar TO cancel all the
liberal reforms lately adopted.
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ST. LOUIS,
Equalization of Teachers Salaries,
The Kansas Legislature:

The Kansas Legislature.
'''- !. ST. Louis, Feb. IL
The House yesterday passed n bill dc.
barring officers having the control and
disbursement Of tho school money, from
discriminating in salaries Of teachers on
account of sex. '.'''
The Kansas Senatc passed. the House
concurrent resolution Tiiemorlllizihg Con.
.grcss to provide for the investigation Of
losses by the Indian depredatl0ns since
1854 Also, tho House resolution asking
Congress for u speedy settlement Of the
rebel raid claim, Also, protection against
the sale'of Indian lands, except to actual
settlers. Also, asking Congress to build a
court house at Topeka, and canal to
connect the waters Of the Ohio and
Truna RiynFst ~ .''...
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Frightfal Boiler Explosion.

One Of tho boilers Of tho rolling mil Gust
Of St. Louis exploded this morning, sc.
vcrcly injuring Samuel G. Wort, ThOs.
Barns, Jas. Cannon, Daniel Stevens, and
slightly wounding several others. Tho
boiler bursted at the bottom, and there
was little or no water In II, otherwise n
terrible loss Of life would doubtless have
occurred, rs some 200 persons were Gin.
ployol at the mill As It was bricks Of
tbc furnace, pieces Of iron and molten
metal were scattered In al directions,
some missiles being hurled three hundred
feet, and it's quite remarkable that no
lives were lost. ......
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BUFFALO made last year 1853, 1893 barrels
orale and beer, against 159,247 barrels in
1868.
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SPAIN.

I'M 'I,--I- NLADHlD, Feb. II
II Is reported the Carlests arc preparing
for another insurRclion. ,t. t. "
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By Mr.. BALLARD, Of Monroe-Of Mar
garct Wallace Of Monroe county, praying
4 special act granting her "a divorce.
? By Mr.. WEL1S-Or Philip Y!Dcb6tt
and other citizens Of Tyler county. pray
ing such re.enactment Of the former road
law as will require citizens to work on the
.nnfla L --- ---L--
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G.UNPOWDERl GUNP0WDERl Il
NJ Having the exclusive Agency In this city
loE tho "Du Font Powder Mills, I have always on
hand In magazine large supply Of all kinda Of
powder Manufactured at the above named mills,
metallic kegs Sporting, in canniAtoFs; also, Blast.
Ing and Mining Powder, In metal kegs; Patent
and Water Proof SAFETY Fuse for BlaSflnR. For
tals q lowest market pFicea. II :
liberal dlte6nnt VIII Do given 10 persons ord.
eFtnR powder BY the quantity.
Delivered nee to steamboats, and cara.
mars H. REILLY.
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.
NEw York, February II.

--t. NEW YORK, February II.
MoNEr-ThC case In money Is very
marked to-day, aud call loans ranged from
4m5 per cent, while ut tho close II
Il was impossible to lend round amounts even at
I per cent, premium acceptanccS pass at . per
cent. and prime business notes at to per
cent. Foreign Exchange ST09 -
GOLD-The market at ono time tlIIs afternoon
declined to 119; but rallied to 120Di20S at close;
when the kilograms from Washington announced
the introduction Of Senator ShGrman's bill to &C.
cord belligGreht rights to Cuba. Rates paid Tor
carrying, 8, ~, and per cent, ,tOffAt. Clear
ancoa, S6,0O0OO0 D
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accommodate large class Of readers who want
moro frequent visitor than the WEEKLY, and
who by reason Of the cost or for lack OF daily
mails do not ind themselves suited with the
DAILY, VIC Issue tho Sami. Weekly Lnteli0enetr.
1t contains few advertisements and nearly all tho
reading matter of the Daily, twill bO found
very acceptable and interesting paper. 1t is Is.
sued every Wednesday and Saturday morning;
and Is mailed to subscribers at the following rates.
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ITO WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA.

l. KERS.--IIubs for Wagons and Carrlagce,
10 AZ, Hickory and Oak Wood PellOaa from ~
to Inches, Hickory aud Oak Wood Bows for
Carriages and RxpreaS Wagons, Poles, Shafts
and Circles Of beat Hickory and Oak.
Received by IILDRETH q BRO,
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For Catalogue Of full particulars and terms ot
admission TO boarding department, address, mill
April lat, the Principal al MnuRdSvillC, W. Va,
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