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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-23
pRocEED1NGs IN ooNGREsS.
WASHINGTON, Mare.

WASHINGTON March 22.
The Senate tabled the resolution to adjourn,
30 to %. This shows the strength Of 'Ku-klux
legislation in the Senate.
The cases of Blodgett and Goldthwaite were
discussed, but gave way to the regular ORDER
of business, being Anthony's resolution limiting
business. which was amended so as to include
legislation on the South, with rider by
Robertson, of South Carolina, for general
amnesty. Trumbull said, during the debate,
that the judiciary committee was unable to
agree upon bill regarding the South. Nor
ton wanted the committee to report to tnat
effect, when possibly the wisdom Of the
Senate would be equal to the task. Thurman
characterized the various Ku-Klux bills which
had been introduced as entirely outside the
constitution.
The vote to legislate for the South was 81 to
ls. This was followed by number of amend
ments, including tariff notifications. Finally,
Anthony's resolution was adopted-36 to ls-
as follows:
Reso,ved, That the Senate will consider,
at the present session, no other leg1siatlVe
business than the deficiency appropriation Oil;
tee of investigation into the condition OF the
States lately In insurrection, and the resou-
ton, now pending, instructing the committee
on the Judiciary to report bill or bills, tnaC
will enable the President and the Courts Oh
the United States to execute the laws In said
States; and the report that may be made by
the committee on the judiciary on the subject.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
Hubbard, Bell and Parker, Democrats, from
New Hampshire, were seated. Young, OF
Georgia. noticing q newspaper statement that
he had expressed desire to charge through
the House with a body Of cavalry, shouting
and killing, said the statement was simply
ridiculous and preposterous. He had never
felt, from the day of his admission, or given
utterance to, sentiments that could warrant
any such statement. He CONCLUDED, Like
the people whom have the honor to repre-
sent, desire and intend to obey the laws OF
my country, and to do an in my power for It's
peace, prosperity and glory" Edwards, DEM
ocrat, from Arkansas, was seated.
Colonel John W. Forney is nominated Tor
collector of customs al Philadelphia, and John
Bowles is confirmed as suryeor Of customs at
Savannah.
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END OF TIE. RICH.MOND
RAILROAD VAR.

RICHMOND, March ~.
The Senate to-day finished the long railroad
war In the Legislature by passing the House
bill for the sale OF the States interest in the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad for halt
million to II. K. Eilyson and others OF this city,
thus defeating the proposition Of General
Malone to buy it. Later in the day an affray
occurred between General Malone and John
Lyon, the attorney for Walters of Baltimore,
in whose interest the States interest Is bought.
Blows were exchanged and a pistol fired oy
Malone. No serious injury was done.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-23

THE SOUTH CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD
The Sumter Watchman Is authorltutively inform.
ed that Mr.. w. h. Peronneau, treasurer, is now
authorized to put under contract, for grading,
the whole line Of road from Sumter to the con.
nection with the Northeastern Railroad. Ar.
rangements have at length be:n male by which
means sufficient Will be realized to complete this
part of the road, and the work Is to be pushed
euergettcally forward.
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An ACT to provide for the protection of perc
sons, property and the public peace.
Whereas, threatenings, intimidation and
violence are used in portions of the State
against the peace OF the same; and, whereas,
the laws are get at defiance and the officers Of
the law hlndered. prevented end obstructed IN
the discharge OF their duties; and, whereas,
armed, disguised aud lawless persons are
threatening, maltreating and assassinating
peaceable and defenceless citizens; therefore,
SECTION !. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives OF the State OF South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General As
sembly, and by the authority Of the same:
That If any person shall assault or intimi-
date any citizen because OF political opin-
ions or the exercise oi political rights and
privileges guaranteed to every citizen OF the
United States by the constitution and laws
thereof, or by the constitution and laws OF THIS
Slate, or for such reason discharge sucn cill-
zen from employment or occupation, OF e)ec'
such citizen from rented house, or Iand' y,
other property, snch person shall Dc oeemeu
guilty of a misdemeanor. AMI. on coh'io'lon
thereof. be fined not less than fifty nor more
than one thousand dollars, or be imprisoned
not less than three months nor more tnan one
wear. or both, at the discretion OF the court.
SEC. Q. That If any two oF-more persons
shou hand or conspire together, or go IN dis
gpise upon the public highway, or upon the
a,.r,iooa of another, with intent to injure, op-
nress or violute the person or property Of any
citizen because of his political opinions, or his
expression or exercise Of the same, or shall
attempt By any means, measure or acts, to
hinder prevent or obstruct any citizen In the
free exercise and enjoyment of any right or
privilege secured to him by the constitution
and laws of the UHited States or by the con-
stitution and laws Of this State, such persons
shall be deemed guilty Of felony, and, on
conviction thereof, be fined not less than one
hundred nor more than two thousand dollars.
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BAPTIST EDUCATIONAL CONYEN-
TION.

MONTGOMERY, March %.
The Southern Baptist Educational Conven-
ton meets a. Marion, Ala, on April l2. Dis
.tinguished speakers are engaged. Schools
and colleges throughout the South are request.
ed to send delegates
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SEC. 5. For past dues for construction, and
continuing the construction Of the South Caro-
lima pententiary, eighty-thousand dollars, to
be paid on the order Of the Governor; for re-
pairs on the university buildings, six thousand
dollars, to be paid on the order Of the Cover
nor; for indexing the records of the surveyors
office, two thousand dollars, 10 be paid upon
the order Of the secretary OF State.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
SEC. G. For the support and maintenance Of
free common schools, one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, in addition to The capitation
tax: Provided The said sum OF one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars be apportioned
among The several counties of the State, in
proportion to the number of children between
the age of six and sixteen; further, that each
county shall be entitled to the amount ofthe
poll tax raised in said county; for the support
of the South Carolina University, twenty-five
thousand dollars; for the support OF the South
Carolina Institution for the education of the
deaf and dumb and the blind, ten thousand
dollars, to be paid on the order Of the Cover
nor; for books already purchased by the State
for the use of the common schools of this
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TIE REVOLT At PARIS.

The Situation at Montmartre Unchang-
ed-au Trains Searched by the Insur-
gents-Bismarck made
Kaiser Wilhelm on the ihFohe "a
Charlemagne.
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State, thirty-four thousan6&and twenty dol
lars and fourteen cents (s34,O20 l4,) to be
paid on the order of the superintendent of
education; for purposes indicated in the 7th
section of act approved March 9th, 1869, five
thousand dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22
Berkeley County.


A pleasant affair came of at the Parsonage
near this town on Thursday last Rev, Mr..
johnson lthc new Pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, and family were expected to arrive
that evening and number Of the members Of
the congregation assembled to receive them.-
Busy hands were at work during the day
rooms were swept. carpets were put down,
furniture arranged and a splendid supper pro-
vidcd for the weary and hungry Travellers
Kindly greetings and social pleasures marked
the occasion and strengthened the ties that
bind pastor and people together.
Acc1DENr.-Wo regret to learn that Mr..
John a. Miller was thrown and kicked by a
colt on Tuesday evening last, sustaining pain
ful bruises and Commissions. DIR. Goldsboroush
rendered necessary medical attention. Ger
ordstocn Times
MARROW EscApE-Mr. James Longacre,
was returning from a visit toa friend in the
neighborhood Of Bunker Hill, when he was
met in the road by viscious stallion that had
broken loose. The horse came at him with
open mouth and reared to strike him, but Mr..
L. had presence Of mind sufficient to fall on
the opposite side of the horse he was riding
and thus saved himself from being struck by
The caragcd brute. The animal which Mr. L.
was riding ron up the road, he followed to Sc
cure it, when he was again attacked by the
horse, and but for the aid Of two gentlemen
near by, Mcssrs. Evan and Buris, who at
great risk fought the animal off, Mr. L. I'M
doubtedly would Layejcen killed.-Stdtesman.
ANOTHER MAIL 10 BALTIMoRE.-Through
the influence Of Rev S. Y. Leech, Ga Post
Master General las instructed Mr. GsSE. Ia
bier, ?. NJ, at this place, 70 plan through
mail from here TO Baltimore, on The train pass
ing here at G:l2 P. II.
The mail will close at $50 P. NJ. This will
give us two daily mails to Baltimore and be of
great convenience to our citizens.
FREE PEws.-The Episcopal congregation
in this place, have dispensed with the rental
pew system, and after May next, the pcws in
their church will be free to all, and the public
are invited to attend their Mrrtins-
bag Era.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22
DIED,

In Berkeley county, Of consumption. on Satur-
day, 18th inst, Mr. y. R. MORROW, in the 3jth
year OF his age.
Near Bunker Hill, Berkeley county April llth
DANIEL BURkHAkT, son of Charles and Nancy
4. StUckY, aged Is months and II days.
In Mar,insburg, on the Eth inst, Mrs ROSE
ANN SWARTH, wife of Mr. G.. w. Swartz, in the
Goth year Of her age.
On the lt,b ult., in Cuthbert. Georgia. " LILLE
EUGENE. youngest child of Allen +. aud Fannie
Hall, formerly OF Charlgstown, ecd one year elev-
en- months and seven days. SPIRIT c0py
In iIedgesyile on the 9th instant, Of consamp.
ton, Mrs PAGE, cousort of Rev c. II. Page
The subject OF this notice was a native of Lin
coInshlrc, Great Britain. While young she came
20 a., and WHEREVER She lived She won the hearts
Ot the worthy and the good. and few leave behind
fined ~ her bed for eleven DAYS, her physician did
not deem her condition critical, but thought that
she was doing we'll. He had left her room as usu-
al, She had hidden him " good night" with a plea
SAINT smile, and in ten minutes after he was recall
cd, and IN fifteen minutes her spirit took its de-
Tagture % Him who gave it. The chief bitterness
iu the cup was the startling suddenness of the blow
both physician and husband having confidently
anticipated 4 speedy recovery. For years she had
been consistent member of the Episcopal Church
4 more loving heart could not animate the breast
From the time OF Lcr marriage (tcu months and
tAtAI ttl lll NAllD ettAl us 10 promote the
happiness Of her husband, and her sterling virtues
surrounded her with friends in her new home
Her body rests in the family graveyard Of the
Rev. Richard X. Meade, Charlottesville, Va.
May all who mourn her removal meet her in
Heaven.
"Theu welcome Death LettLy summons come,
And bring my pass % my upper home!
Give wings. give wings likes dove 20 hy
Beyond the arch OF the sapphire sky,
To mount unclaimed through the depths OF air
And qucnch my thirst for the glories therew
On the 18th of April, ISL, very suddenly, at
Co'dhrookc, in Prince Georges county, near
Washington, Mr. ANTHONY ADDISON, aged
s.. Mr. \. was brother-in-aw Of Hon. Richard
". Thompson of Indiana.
In Hsdgesyillc, on the Goth ult., Mr. JAMES
GAFF.
On Saturday, the lst fr-,, in tic 10Th year Of
her age, VIRGINIA, eldest daughter Of Mr. Leon.
ard Jones, lately deceased, of Clarke county Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22
corner Stone Laying.


The 2e,h instant next Wednesday, is The
time fixed for laying the Corner Stone Of the
Confederate monument at Edge Hill Cemetery
in this place. We have not been furnished
with a programme of the proceedings, but un-
,lerstand there viii be the usual Masonic ccre-
monies, an address 10y some distinguished mem
Der Of that fraternity, procession. music, Nc.
The ladies Of the Memorial Association are
making preparations for o sumptuous Dinner
on that day-the proceeds 20 go towards pay
ing vy the Monument.
The Spa1i says
"Thc officers and soldiers Of the late Con-
Tolerate army within convenient distance from
our town will doubtless embrace tho occasion
o. pay their respects and reverence for the
memories Of their fallen comrades, over whose
honored graves this lasting testimonial. TO their
worth and v1lor is Co be erected.
Many whose names have been craven on
The history Of the great contest IN which they
were c0uspicuously engaged have been cspo-
cia,ly iayitcd, aui viii doubtless some of them
be present
The Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Company
'ayo reduced their fare one thirj from Stras-
burg. Martiasburs Frederick City. Hagers-
town. and al, intermediate points. aud also
from the city of Baltimore if the number of
cxcusiouists from that point should cqua.
twenty-five
Although invitations have been extended 60
the various lodges. we are requested TO exc
tend an invitation TO an members Of the Or
der, as wei as citizens generally TO lie present
.u lie ..elsion.
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The Minority Board.

-...,.. .1-.....,
i- ''-'' lA'l our readers may he posted as
to- some cf the acts Of the Minority Board Of
S-rcryis.rs q. Slerlcrls,owr. we take the
-.,- ......... g. .,.. t....,-..
''o''' '''0 J''''
Alh' Ill., 1871.
Board Of Supervisors met pursuant to adj
."-rme,- Members present, Supervisors
N.l..y. i.'..er.eA ana Turner.
~, minutes OF .'e preceding meeting We're
i..-. AZ proved ana signed ny .hc President.
i5a y ordered 10y the Board OF Supervisors
..-i. County o. Jefferson. HAT A. t. Boie-
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MARRIED

IN Charlestown, on Wednesday evening, April
70, ISL, by Rev. A. c. Hopkins, Mr.. JOHN NJ.
HOWELL and Miss EMMA Il. TAYL0R-all Of
tits place.
IN Nartirshurc, On the II tn inst, by Rev. jos
Singer, Mr.. !. BRISBEN WALKER Of the Cboy-
I,.fae Her7'G, and Miss EMMA SNOW STBOTH-
Err, daughter of Gen. d. II Srother
At the residence of the brides father, on the
llth o. April, ISL, by the Rev. James Logan, Mr.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, of johnson county,
Mo-, formerly Of this County, % VIRGINIA.
daughter Of y. K. Dempsey, Esq, Ouerville,
Cooper county, No.
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Clarke County.

CoEWcrEo.-Tumcr Ashby, a colored man,
charged with stealing bacon during the winter,
was tried before the quarterly Court Of Clarke
last week, and convicted. lie was sentenced
to six months imprisonment in the county Jail,
and the Court further ordered that he should
receive uiuc-aud-thirty laslos on his bare back.
Turner Ashby, colorcd convicted of stealing
bacon before ohr quarterly Court, tried to make
lis escape from Jail on Monday, by saving in
two the window bars lie succeeded in cutting
through one of them, when he WAS discovered ;
since that time he has been wearing rings to
make sure his confinement.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-On Saturday the
18th inst, Messrs. II. Conrad & VIM. Byrd,
special commissioners, sold the q" Wolf Marsh y
tract of land containing 2O7 acres, to Mr. Geo.
H. Sewers at $500 per acre.
The same day, Mossrs l.. \. IIucl & VIM.
Byrd, special commissioners, sold the J. N.
Kger farm, containing 40 acres, to Mr.. Den
MS Fcnton at $27.CO per acre. -C CLARKE Cou-
-ier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22
Aztec the Cow

WIN. Wiley an apprentice TO Mr.. HEADER
sa Bishop Of this town. iu tho suuzmithiug
business inquired on Sunday morning last Of
tae ffmiiy II DE should " 60 for the Cow On
Icing answered iu TIE affirmative, le asked 81
Le should keep oa act5ic found her2' Re-
Ply. yes. icss,'lu the search-te COW
coming lone, however minus the HH.y boy.
I'D --.--. L.L.u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22
Notice

Tho Ladies Interested In the Memorial Din
ror are requested to lriag or send IN, 20 the
Committee appointed to receive them, their
contributions as early as possible
Ey the Kindness Of Mr.. Stump the lower
room Of lis Coach Factory vii, be used for the
purpose oftLc Dinner on the 26th.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22
r. IRON LUCAS.
Turnpike Notice.

7 An authorised by the Board of Directors
Il Of the 6abletown & Dloomery Turnpike
Company to collect without delay the whole
amount Of the outstanding stock subscribed to
said Turnpike Very nearly the whole road
is now under contract and viii be completed
at an carly period, at which time payment
must be made 10 which may be added the
erection Of Toll Gate Houses that are now be-
ing contracted for, thereby swelling the
amornt Of money required for immediate use
to the full extent of the whole amount Of stock
subscribed
My orders are pcremptory, and trust that
I win not have to resort to compulsory means
for collection.
GEO. II. TURNER, Treas.
February %, lS7l-tf Spirit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22
WEI QEl-

VIII afford instant relief in all cases Of Sore
Throat 1t is an Invaluable household Remedy,
pronounced by an 90 De the best and cheapest
Imminent in use. The genuine las our trade mark
q BELL blown in each Bottle. Price % cts.
For sale BY al Druggists and all prominent
St0rckeepcrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22

TVT Barring POWDER-We would call
N 4 the attention Of cur customers TO this
article OF Baking Powder, which we manufacture
ourselves. 1t produces lighter, swcotyr and more
wholesome articles Of food than auy other article
in use. Those who have tried il pronounce it SUI
pcrior to anything Of ;he kind Sc, offered for max
ing Wheat or Corn Bread, biscuits, Waf.as, Nuf-
fins, Puddngs, Apple DumrErU, Pot Pies. and
every other description Of Pastry. 1t.s decidedly
the most convenient and economical article in use.
All We ask is for our friends 90 give II 4 trial To
be had in any quantity at our drug tore.
&c. EEILLR.
Harper's Ferry, March Is, ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22
THE METROPOLITAN"
GRAND OPENING.
Spring Campaign Of l87l!i!
E,er.s nnd Srnnuil.rr,l IlnrL Alticinrt1Il
Fierce and Smgpiaary Work Aatic,pa'oil

OUR ever yirilart Sharp-shooters, rs usual, in
~ the front rank, and fgst o. engage in the
Slaughter The proof ofwhich, is the number of
cases, bales, bundles and buzo. which aIe daily
pouring ~ upon u, direct from the seat OF War,
but we are now ready for action; having .iirst
Fortified ourselves by securing the services Of of
icient, polite and accommodating Statesmen, and
having no last gotten our vast and well assorted
stock into something ike ship shape" feel pre-
pared 10 say like him of old, " Ley ON McDuG,"
&c. glance at our windows will show that we
as doubtless was che case with our chief Tycoon,
or head centre when lc shipped us that case or La
dies, Gents, Boys and Girls straw hats, latest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22
GoodITorsc for sale

n ci9us or dangerous, for sale. Works and
rides wcn. Also for sale a very large, excellent
FEATHER BED-eood as new. For information
apply b.; FNEEPRESS OFFICE.
ArHl J.. i--l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22
Pratt'S Astral Oil

DURNS odorless, is always uniform, requires
no change of Lamps, is perIcctly safe and will
not explode, for sale by
Feb. Is, ISL. KEARSLEY d SHEERrR
NEW Crop New Orleans Sugar and Molasses
II for sale by
Feb Is, 1871. KEARSLEY Dc SHEERER
TOSH BILLINGS or any other man can always
81 find the oldest, the purest and the cheapest
Whiskies at CHAMBERS
ilarrcr's Ferry, Feb Is:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22

Every family should have in theirhouse Bottle
ofDrs. D. FAnENEy & SoS's Preparation for Clean
sing the Blood. few doses Of which may often
prevent some violent fever. This medicine has
been thoroughly tested, and Row stands unequalled
rs Blood purifier and Liver Invigorator. Try
one Bottle Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Son 3 lS7O-Cm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22
A Good Sewing Machine
Us what Every Family Needs, In fact You cannot
AHord to DO Without One. Offer you tho
E1tAS A0WE
LATE lMpRo,ED MACHINE,
As TIE BEST.
1t uses Straight Needle shorter than any otD,t

1t uses a Straight Needle shorter than any oth,r
Lock Machine.
IL has perfectly even Shuttle Tension iucapl-
bic of change except at the will of the operator
Its Upper Tension is new and reliable, creating
no friction on the thread.
The Howe is the only Machine using the Adjust
able Head. by which the Needle can be Get nearer
TO or further from the Shuttle. This is absolutely
necessary in n Machine expected 10 do both light
and heavy work. Tho Howe Is the only machine
built with all it, wearing parts Of Hardened Steel
II is the only Machine having an Adjustable
Takc-up, enabling it To 90 from the lighter to the
heaviest work, cross seams, &c, without missing
stitchc; or varying the Tension at an.
The Howe is built 10 lat and Hse, and j. fast,
showing rs suPcriority over the Machines thatafe
built ~ s,U.
Do not buy an inferior article when YOU can got
a good one at the samc price
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22

For ierange mout of the Liver, for Dyspepsia.
niarrhUa, Piles, etc, Dr. Simmons Liver Regu-
lator certainly has no superior. 1t acts like a
charm, without facilitating the system. | have
tried it thoroughly, and speak what know.
REV. :. GARDNER,
AtapulruS ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-22
The Black Trial.


The Trial Of IT. Crawford Black, for tie kill
iusot w. w. N,Eaie, Jr., at Cumberland.
list fall, is now Progressing at Frederick, to
Which place It was removed from Cumberland.
ty tie prosecution. Eminent counsel are en-
gagged on both sides-sucl as Hon. Isaac D.
Jones, Attorney General Of the State, and
Milton Whitney popular criminal lawyer
of Baltimore for tie prosecution; and
Hon. ID. W. Voorhees,, Of Indiana and Hon.
A. E. Sycs,lr. Of Ilageist5wn. for the defense.
El,utots SERVICES AT IIABrEBs FERRY.
Tie L.rls supper vii, be administered in the
Presbyterian Church, Haypar's Ferry, on the
4th Sabbath, -sl day Of this month. Preach
ing oa preceding Saturday D22al,l at \. N.
W. =. DCrr0N.
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BEST FAMILY FLOUR FOR SALE.
-. y II o We he,

Carpenter and Builder,
Is prepared TO take Contracts FOR Buildings Of
! of all descriptions, in this and adjoining coun-
ties. viii furnish all Material and do all work
promptly. Particular attention paid to the build
ing OF STAIRWAY S-such as Platform, Eliptcal,
Spiral, Gcometrical, and Self-Supporting.
To Carpenters | viii furnish Moulds for getting
out Rails-giving al The necessary Lines and Be
vels az reasonable prices, so as TO enable every
man 70 complet, his own stairs. $. SLOWER.
J.. 5. As to my ability, ! will give the best city
reference, or the best mechanical reference ia this
County. SIS.
May Q, lS70-3m
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For Rent.

T1ROM April lst, 1871, the BRICK TENEMENT
TOW occupied by j. II. Haines, as Tobacco
Store. Apply to ...-.
s. RIDENOUR,
j. j. II. STBilTH,
Feb. Is, 1871. or the owner