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A RIVAL FOR BoNNER's DEXTER AT O
race on the Magnolia course, at Mobile,
on the 9th of May, dark bay horse,
formerly owned in Charleston, by q car
penter, trotted race of five heats to a
wagon weighing 1876 pounds, and the
driver weighing 172 pounds. The last
and slowest heat was trotted in 2:2S. The
indianapolis horse was beaten only a
neck. Take the track at five seconds slow,
and eight seconds for wagon, it will com
pare with the fastest time made on the
best track in the country by the white
legged bay. Mr.. Bonner may yet have
to fulfil his promise to pay 500, 900 for
q horse that can trot as fast rs Dexter.
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Richland County.

1'fOf11"HU OUUHCy'
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Bremen, Carroll g. Co., ct al. Us. Henry +. De-
Graaf Executor, ct al
DURSUANT to the order of Court in this
Il case, tho creditors of William Hitchcock
deceased, are required to prove their claims
in July next. d. B. MILLER
juno If 10 G.. C, C..
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Steam Engines.
CITY HAIL


COLUMBIA, S. c., juno 49, 1870
TIME following extracts from an "Ordinance
IL regulating the setting up of Steam En-
gines and the establishment of Manufactures
in the City of Columbia" ratified October %,
1868, is published for the information of ali
concerned.
SECTION 1. That hereafter, any person or
persons desiring to erect any Steam Engine
or Manufactory in which steam power ia used,
within the corporate limits of the City of CO.
lumbia, shall make application in writing to
the City Council, setting forth the place in
which 1t is proposed to put up said Engine or
extent Of the proposed cstablishment r.'' "'"
SEC. 2. Upon complaint being made to Cuun-
Gil OF the violation of this Ordinance the Of.
Tending party shall be heard before Council,
and Council may permit the erection of said
Steam Engine, &C., or cause same to be
abated. Upon conviction of party so Offend
ing, fine shall be imposed Of not less than
twenty l2O) nor more than fifty t5O) dollars
BY order OF the Mayor.
WILLIAM J. ETTER
June II City Clerk
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GreenVille ana Columbia Railroad.

E,9S TEyT E1at4Efsgl on and after WEDNES-
ese. 4Hsa g7sYzesEe gssY@Ese DAY, January 10, the fol-
lowing Schedule will be run daily, surda
excepted, connecting with Night Train on
South Carolina Road, mp and down, and with
Night Train on Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Road going South:
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The Forum, the Farm und the Foundry
The forum, says the Banner of I'll,

The Forum, the Farm und the Foundry.
The forum. says the Banner of Tie
South, is q tempting place for ambitious
young men. 1t offers to them place,
power, and honor. It's brazen doors
stand wide open, and its golden steps
seem to lead to the very pinnacle of the
temple OF fame. But, alas! how many
who enter therein reach the coveted goal
Mony grow weary and faint by the way.
side; and very few reach to positions Of
eminence, or at least of comparative sue
cess. Look at our court rooms on court
days and see the number of young men,
striplings, who are pleading there with
all the ambition of Cesar, with all the
learning of Cicero, and all tho supposed
eloquence of Demosthenes. How many
of them will become successful lawyers?
Time will answer the question, rs it has
answered it before--few, very few. Now
place the same number of young men,
Of equal talent, in the field, with plows
and hoes to handle, and crops to raise;
or, in the workshop, to learn some use
full trade, and then watch the result. The
chances will be that the farmers and me-
chanics will grow rich, will fill high po-
sitions, while the lawyers will fail in all
their expectations, or eke out very poor
remuneration. The reason for this is
that the forum is overstocked. There is
too much supply for the demand; and
people who need legal advice will GO to
the most learned and experienced law
yers for it-so that the young and mex
perienced soon find themselves disap-
pointed in hope, and proftless in results.
In the farm and the work shop, it is
very different There is not en- nough ma
terial to supply the demand. There is n
vast amount of work to be done, and the
laborers are few. Hence, we say to our
young men, learn trade, or go to the
farm, if you can. It never will come
amiss to you; but, on the contrary, will
prove benefit to you as we'll as to the
country.
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Patent Office.

A LEXANDER & MASON, Solicitors OF Anne
IA rican and European Patents, and Coun.
sellors at Patent Laws, (iftccn years expert
ence as solicitors of Patents,) AGO Seventh
ton, d. G. Papers carefully prepared, and
Patents secured without delay. Examinations
in the Patent Office free Of charge. and no in
dividual fee asked in any case, unless a Patent
ID allowed. Charges reasonable as any
other reliable Agency. Send for circular Of
terms, instructions and rcfcrenco Jan so
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It was regarded rs strong case Of cir
cumstantial evidence in Pittsburg
court, lately, when the plaintiff produced
the skillet with which his wife struck
him, and showed the jury how nicely the
three legs fitted into the holes in his
head.
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Notice.

FNHREE months from date, application will
L be made to the Columbia Bridge Compa-
ny for renewal OF Scrip No. -, for forty.
seven and n half Shares in said Company,
standing in the name Of Or. Thomas Wells-
the original having been lost in transmission
by mail. C.H BALDWIN, Attorney
June :}mo
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ton Advertisements.
Notice to Travellers.

- % TOaccommodate the
HATSJSFN largo VEGETABLE
44&sESfNM BUSINESS Offering by
~ jKTN3S\\\ this steam lineto New
'}fH\&N H1A Wh\>&.S York, the steamships
SsassasS:ftsS SE:3s9sGisS GlsisS arc appointed to sail
|xArasazu7s ss:zx17essssSS=r~s from Charleston as
follows, arriving in New York on Friday morn
ing:
TENNESSEE, Captain CHICHESTER, Tuesday,
MAJ 81, 6 o'clock Z. NJ
SOUTH CAROLINA, Captain ADKINS, Tues
day, Juno z, G O'Clock p NJ.
TENNESSEE, Captain CHICHESTER, Tuesday,
June IA, G o'clock p. NJ.
SOUTH CAROLINA, Captain ADIINS, Tues
day, juno 81, 6 o'clock Z. NJ.
TENNESSEE, Captain CHICHESTER, Tuesday,
Juno 2S, 6 O'Clock L. NJ.
Travellers from interior points will note this
temporary change of sailing days.
Both the steamships on this line are newly
constructed, tho largest and most commodi-
GUS on the Atlantic coast, built of iron, with
water. tight compartments, and all passenger
accommodations ARE on DECK, securing tho
rough ventilation and comfort.
aS- Tickets can be purchased at all interior
railroad points in connection with Charleston,
and of WAI. 4. COURTENAY, Agent,
No. Union Wharf.
WAGNER, HUGER & CO.,
General Agents, Broad street, Charleston,
s. G. May IL
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aon on Monday and Friday mornings.
The North and South United.
ESS ssa, EUrIl4EAs5IT BY the great Mctropoli-
sax "a d u a1a2Nee-xfsss tan Through Passenger
Route. See that your Tickets are good uia
Petersburg. Weldon Raleigh and Charlotte.
NORTH CAROLINA II. II. TINE TABLE.
Trains East. Trains West.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Charlotte. 4.15 p III 1000 n m
Salisbury 6 If p III G.l9 pm 737 n nj sc a m
Grcensb'o.S 81 T. III 9.02 in SOC m 514 m
Raleigh. J.. L. 90 nj 1.45 Ill IL 60 M II Leo N
Goldsboro.5.3O AIN $50 M
a Freight and Accommodation Train leaves
Charlotte daii:. at $40 a. m. and arrives at
u 25 y. m. ALBERT JOHNSON, Sup.
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OpdA ldnUulS duu OulOu hd1lIUdus
rIyII3f{{FIlsI ON and after the 18th October,
ssssx-SasS stsxz-s5sS Passenger Trains will leave Spar
tanburg G. II. on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 7.30 a, M, and arrive ut AlHton at
train. Returning Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, leave Alston $40 m.; arrive Spar
tanburs 3.40 p. H., as per following Schedule.
Dorm Train. LTp Train.
Miles. Arrive Leave Arrive ,enyn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-03

Of every other power and Jurisdiction Of
the earth. . The cause WaS argued Of the
session Of tlecouEt held last winter by
Montgomery Blair, for the plaintiff In eI.
ror, and by Senator Drake, Of Missouri,
f6f!the defendant5.1 Tho Chief Justice
now announced tho aftirInance yofq the
judgment Of the Supreme Court Of Ms
souri, f.r.,6,..,,..-,.,...,..,i .
A6 Supreme C0:iFt Of MSs0ufi.-In tbs
case Dtenham alleged that Stifel pretend.
ing to act under military authority, had
seized during the war, and appropriated
1t to his own use, sshis OrenhhmS pro.
pertty..l Stttel answered and showed that
he was Colonel Of the Filth Home Guard
and had acted under The orders Of his
superior officer. The court held that the
provision Of the new constitution, protect
ing all officers making such seizures dur.
Ing the war In obedience to competent
military authority, was q bar to the &C.
ton, ind the Judgment was for the te.
tendant, The case was brought here, the
plaintiff cQntending that, as this section
ofthe new constitution operated to de.
priyc him Of his right Of action before ex
tstinE,a It was unconstitutional. This
court iibw affirmed tho Judgment below,
Mr.. Justice Swayne delivering the oph'
ion, holding that State may enact re-
'troactive laws when not inhabited by its
established constitution and not In vioia-
ton of tho provision Of tho federal con-
stitutiont In relation y ED f41t faeto legis-
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rwas an animated debate, In which all the
members mue.oF less participated oaS %
the geparal policy Of making outside terri
torial acuiiisi tions and as TO the relation d
the West Indian Islands to our country.
SomethmgsWas =Rlsoz said about the Mon
roo doctrine, manifest destiny, Darien
Ship Canal, Cuban instruction Stewards
land business, and various other interest
ing questions, No, formal vote was taken,
but The drift OF debate Is understood out
side seemed to be rather against all the
treaties, though itis,not yet possible to
tell what final action will behal ,ai,af
The FUNDING -+Bhh-The Finance
Committee of tho Senate has agreed 10 Its
funding bill; and; lif the measure under
consideration to-day u gotout Of the way,
It will be reported tomorrow. The bill
provides for three classes Of bonds; one
clnss at forty years and four per cent; one
class at thirty years and four and halt
per cent, and ono at twenty yeaIH and
live per cent, eaclp-clasS amounting to
four hundred millions, and redecmable al
ter ten years, and principal and interest
on the whole amount u, be payable In
coin. This Is not in accordance with Sec
rotary Boutwell's original Irec0mmenda-
ton, but, after long. discussion, he and the
committee. have agreed upon this measure,
which, In It's .olllef features, will be. sup
ported by all the members Of the commit
ice, with perhaps one exception. AnOth-
Ter provision, Of the blu Is, that the
National AZ Bank /, law shall be 80
amended d as to adapt the basis
of circulation To the new bonds.
There Is NO compulsory feature in the bill
as 70 an exchange such Us there was In
the measure reported last winter, but
banks not willing to 60 on with their bust.
ness under these provisions are allowed to
withdraw and surrender their circulation.
The bill Is carefully drawn and guarded,
and Is looked upon BY the committee as
better than anything Of the kind hereto
fore presented, nS a.. .,tl ii 1aai idupb
Tile sUPnEIE JUDaEaHrP.-ESJudge
strongs name will go in at once for the
vacancy made by the retirement Of Judge
Grier, who goes off tho Bench on Monday.
He would ihaxe been nominated before
this but for the opinion Of Mr.. HOar, that
their was no vacancy until the 1stl of Feb
Iuary, and any nomination befdeI that
time would be illegal. The name Of Mr..
Stanton was sent infby the President be
fore In, opposition to The opinion of the
Attorney GeneralIE las Mr. Stanton'a friends
we're urgent 10 have him recognized by
Administration 8. agEH1~...i
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This Company having been fully organized, Is
now prepared to take riska upon
BGllAlaEI Of all Kinds, Merchandise, Mann.
featuring Embellishments, Furniture Snd
CAEgOOS Of all kinds on the Western
Waters.
Applications for 1nrSuAnes will DO promptly,
attended to BY tho Secretary.
Once at tho National Savings Bank, No. %
JAS. C. ACHRsoN, Pres't.
. ignmuiak WIN. B. SIMPSON, Vice PreS't.
SIP. HILnRRTH, SOo'y
JN0. r. MILLER, Asst Sec'y. m!8
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As la name implies, II does Cure, and does not
mil Containing n0ithGr Arsenic, QuiAlnq, DlS.
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or polf9nRpS
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THR ST. THOMAS AND san DOMINGO
TRGATfIItEt4 Tho Senate Foreign Relations
Commfttue had . session gSthis morning
double de usual length, for thA conSidera.
ion ofIthe 81 Thomas and, .sSa Domingo
tsaty. The ftiefdS tot The Int named
wanted th9 othef one disposed, Jof heEnte
that WaStlken up, but II was finally con-
cludOd to consider both together. There
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HELP THE ,RABY. "a .aelua
INFANT CORDIAL
The Chlld's Cure When TOething. II

It has long boon observed that when TeethIng
occurs children arc moro liable 10 disease than ct
any other period, During this time Of Itfe, AZ.
disease, Change nom the milk Of the Mother to
other and unaccustomed, dict, eXertS an import.
ant influence In the health Of children. - ''''
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Rail Road. Change Of Time,
INSURANCE.

;TRANKLIN INSURANCE COMFY
Il OF WHEELING, ~
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=
AK ExcirlSd SrEANDoAr RAcK.-The
steamers r. 4. Lee and Natehez recently
had q race from New Orleans to 81. Louis,
1878 miles, which la, excited considerable
interest in the steamboat and sporting cir
cles. An immense amount Of money
changed hands. i'.
The Lee started from New Orleans at
5:O4, On June 80, and The Natclez ut 5:07,
three minutes latsrt Tie Ice reached ST.
Louis at 1t:25, A. NJ, and tue Natclez al
5.25, p. NJ. Lees time, three days, eigh.
teen hours, fourteen minutes. Captain
IIcathcrs, Of the Natchcz, claims that be
was detained by fog aud accident, enough
to reduce bis timo to three days, IL hours
40 minutes. She brought full passenger
trip, and conscl cluently had to make more
landings. " y 4f1 hi. ~
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ho oath in this. fol m in or,
der that itlmaysb cut out and used, or.
written copies taken from it, if need be-
Let alEnwhite persons who capswallow
the above oath d who have arrived at the
sge Of 81 years. or who will arrive at at
that age before the electiou1 and who are
not disqualified by;lbeing Of ,unsound
mind. or puuper. or by reason Of con-
vic,ion Of felony, treason aori bribery in
elections, and who have resided one year
in the State and thirty days ia. the town
ship where he proposes to register. g..
Every man who. can swear that he did
not voluntarily bear, arms in behalf Of the
rebellion, that be did, not hold or try to
hold nEy aofico under rebel authority,
that he did not advise ary person to oiaid
the rebellion, and that ho himself never
aided the rebellion by contributing arms.
money or material to bo used in support
Of tho Confederacy, c has a right to bo
registered. 80 Contributions Of money,
food, clothing, &c.. to relieve the personal
necessities Of friends or relatives do not
constitute i" aid to the rebellion" Charity
is not treason. .a lie who miDistered to tue
Immediate physical wants ofa rebel soldier,
not from sympathy with his cause. but
from purely humane motives. is not
thereby disqualified: Any other view
would disfrancliise the member, Of San
itary or Christian Commission who gave
a cup Of water to a dying Confederate.
liow AnE QUALIFIED VOTERS TO OBTAIN
-ii-asEo 7REdisrRATIoS7 II. -,
BY applying on tho first Monday in
-Augustto the Registrars Of tho Town
ships in which they respectively reside.
This is the day appointed, by law for the
commencement Of registration. The reg
issrar is srequircd to give notice Of The
time and place Of his sitting, FIVE days
previous to his sitting, by notices posted
in a. least;fvo public places in his town,
ship. II possible ali applications should
be made upon tho FIRST day. But if from
any cause voters fail to apply on the frs
Monday in August, the law provides fol
subsequent enrolment. Section 90 re
qdires the registrar to return his book
to the clerk Of the county ION or before
the first Monday in September = and i
provides tlat the registrar "sliull, upor
application, register the name Of an,
qualified voter in bis township or wnrd
or Of any person who will become such a
aforesaid, at any time before Peturuibt
bis register 10 tic clerk ofilie boar,
Of registration; and no such registe
shall be returned before the twentietl
day of August in any year" This then
| gives tho voter from Tie first Monday il
i August to the twentieth day Of Angus
for repatriation By the township registrar
und II that officer does not return bi
books upon the twentieth, then the vote
can bo registered upon any day prior
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fore you, ani thatcpeoplo generally may
know that the law is MOTTO be triaed with
by men under tho control Of ambitious
Offiee.soekers. 2. fyou know of any viola
tions of this law hereafter, orknow ofany
abuse Of its provisions, you may rcmem-
Der that it should b. administered for tho
good ofthe people, ,ias any,law should bo,
and you Just know what il; y our duty.
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TxQulsirlos DAr, in FREQ America,
comes this year on the frs. Monday in
August. All who expect To vote, and
whose names are not already zen the
book, should appear, on that day, before
the heiuquisitOrs of their respective counties.
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(. With Mayer / Brother, ,
}ln,lorters and Jobbcrs Of Notions, German lnd
Prtuch and Esglish Fancy Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Thttsis Trimmings, 6c. -
N. 4 lloward Street, opposite Howard House,
" ii.am :. BALTlMUi.E, MD.
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DATES oE ADVERTISING.

i suaEe, ten lines or less, ons insertion 81 90
- por each subsequent insertion 81
l.Sqlars twelve months --ll 10 w
Oasfou rth OF a column, IL months IS 0O
One hafcoluhn, " monlls -s- AS 00
One column, y months - VI = rs 0U
Local, noliees twenty cents per line, which
must be piid IN advance gs'1 SO ''H47'' Y
Five dollars will ,he charged for announcin.
eaniidila.es, for county, and len dollars for
State and United States Offices
!. Lengthy Obituary notices must be paid for. Al
B- All legal notices are charged to tie a,.
forneys presenting o. iJSrr '4Hqft
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AdRs. NARY E.yAnSEY, ~
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
.ll9 Mnin Sirant. Weston. ..At.a N y

= Nh, varney would respectfully inform the
,sdi,s Of Weston and vicinity that she las Just
received and las now On hand aiull and cont
ultis assortment of notions, ribbons, nilliner!
and straw goods, bonnct trimming and yeiyet rev,
ribbons, bonltt silks, satins, and relyels,
blondes, netts, grapes iuelles, flowers, feathers
ornaments, straw boilnets aud ladies' hats Us.
tri,n,ncd aid uhtrimnipl- shaker hoods, suli-
p6wbs &c Which she is offering at baltimore
flEsSs,yyEr AND DnKss MAKING
,wili'f.eeive prompt attention aid ts dols ~
The lost style. .t n,o.!
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= Let all who can take the following oath
apply'to be registered inltheir respective
Townships, on tho ds7iJ Tuag Ioafagoa
FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST NEXT,
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such return. which may. if the registrar
SO elect, be delayed untilthe irst Mon
day in September. rI This is the law, but
rs delays are provorbially dangerous. the
voters first duty is to secure registration
upon the dayyoa which the books arc
opened. gao o sts N flk
when the townshiprcgistrar refuses to
enrol voter, the fact should at once be
brought to- the attentions Of the proper
authorities, and the registrar be placed
under arrest under the Congressional en-
forcemeut bill. 8 sv :.di tgf 2 .ssi.,. /,
4 lststs'lssyslssssss'ssesA n
&c .IglT0WNSHIP AND DISTRICT
COMMITTEES, YOUR OWN WHITE
RACE EXPECTS YOU TO DC, YOUR
DUTY! SEETHAT EVERY LEGAL
VOTER IS. REGISTERED AND
THAT HE VOTES ON ELECTION
DAY! AND LET EVERY WHITE
Man HELP THE COMMITTEES IN
THEIR WORK. ..I't,...- -
1 !saAsass!sassasssas
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.ilslu i's.t l.sinoi AJslss pus ltuS gu
.sA!D .,!mps ll.A ssmll OF, So Aol slu s's!id
IN .ssusld o, i,!I!au itu 10 .a'us!isdI' suol y
uslI ,uspyuo, Su!sq 'YioA iajo 10 lu!t, $! Hsu
q lly .Aoo,s ,Asu fm oss puu llpJ
"a "A fuolsa ~ 'lo0l,S u!!sN
.xuoIs .So1oSiSSad ailsoddo LHoia
.'soN1dNlI dNv 'saOHs G'sLO04
90 III aa1Yzd dSY uaanIov4aSfk 9t. II
..ar iIIovaHn 70 dl1Illid
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M REILLY '''9. o.d -, ;, 70 :,
II o L i ErsA1E GRoo ER
"a and Dealer in Foreign aud Domestic ,,sal
Lard, Oils, Nails, Glass. etcH soIe
Agent for the Hazard aud Dupont Pow. "
dor Mills. Also Patent Safety Fuse.
!'e Nos. 81 aud 81 Main st.. Y. !.
aug leon WHEELING. M.NA. :.
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sDnEsroS DAWSON, .-,.l,
-hi.Atstaitil ASii laos woaxEh !.
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Z tatrisgts, i,ilgsits Wagons, slra felm.ii felm.uia
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BOO T.SIo.A ND SHOES
., Our prices are as low as you can pur-
chase goods in either Philadelphis or
Baltimore markets thus you save both
freight and expenses. 80.
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30 CRNTEl. STREET, WESTON, VI. VA:
KEEPS constantly on hnud a full aud coTn-
plsts stock Of Of all kinds Of ffurnitnrc, such
as bureaus Tables, Cllairs, Stands, Bed-steads
&c, &c., Of the best quality, at reasonable
prices AL orders 1:jlr y attended toa 'siH
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