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TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON. June 80.

WASHINGTON, June 3d..
Clear and partially clouoy weather prevails
on Monday over The New England and Middle
Stutes, with light fresh northwpsterly TO south
westerly winds. and over the Southern States
with light to fresh winds. Partially cloudy
weather, occasional areas of rain anu fresh 10
brisk southeasterly TO southwesierly WINDS
northwest of the OHIO Valley. and possibly e4-
tend over the lower Lake region. Warning
signals ordered.
Y.sterday's Weather Reports Of the
Signal Service, U. 8. A.-4.47 r. H.,
I,oca, zine.
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RUMORED DEFdLCATION,
From the Georgetown Times ]

There is q rumor In these parts that circuit
judge, not residing or holding court In lhe
Third or fourth circuits, has turned up 10 be 3
detaulter 10 the United States Government In
the sum of several thousand dollars. Can any
of our cotelnporaries give any Information on
the subject? Can the Sumter News or Watch
man throw any light on the matter?
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THE MER YORK HEGEEABLEAARKET.
The Daily Bulletin, of Saturday, June %.

The Daily Bulletin, of Saturday, June 2s,
says:
Old potatoes are still irregular, and very
difficult 10 quote, with scarcely any demand;
held at about 5O,75c per bbl. New potatoes
are onoied at 50 so for good. New Bermuda
81 5Oas per boil. Vegetables.-We quote
green peas. Long Island, two bushel
bags 81, 75a2; spinach 75c per DBL;
Bermuda tomatoes 75a80c per box; DO.
ST rs per crate; do. Norfolk, half barrel crates
So; summer. squash, per crate, $lal 80;
new turnips $4a6 per 100 lunches; new
cabbsges $6s7 per 100; string beans, Jersey
So PER DBL; do Long Island per bag 81 SO: green
onions 81 per 100 bunches; beets, Jersey,
$4a5; caufowers, 81 1913 per dozen; South
ern tomatoes 81 50a2 so per crate.
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ward, General N. W. Gary, T. Robertson,
Nathaniel Barnwell, B. l. Boone, T. Ross Rob.
ertson. W. F. Wright, David Bemphill, A. s..
Fompkina, Joel SPERM, J. T. aeioels.
The ladies toileres were elegant and ela0.
ora,e, white being the ruling color.
The supper was as magnificent a repast as
could be provided 10 this city, at this season OF
the wear, and did not cost less than from six
to eight hundred dollars. The ball Is said TO
have been the most brilliant and successful oil
any in many years.
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4 LIE IN FIFTEEN VOLUMEs.

WAsBEGToN, June 30.
Twelve volumes Of the Kn-Klax testimony
have been printed, and delivered at the fold
ing rooms of the capital. Three more are to
BIZ added, making In all about eight thousand
octave pages.
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TREASURY PROGRAMME FOE JULY.

WASHINGTON, June 80.
The treasury will buy one million Of bonds
each Wednesday, and sell one million of gold
each Thursday during July. Tue treasury has
called in one million aud one-half OF three per
cent. temporary loan certificates.
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Jnnera! Mntlres.

M@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Burke sre
INVITED to attend the Funeral Services OF their
eldest child, MARY ELLEN, at the First Bap isf
Church, Church street. THrs MORNING. at O'Clock
julyl .
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aREEIEYINnIrED TO THE HUB.
The Boston Jnbitee People Want to SEQ
the Sage OF Chnppaqua.

NEW YORK, June ~.
A committee OF The Peace Jubilee from Bos-
ton arrived here to-day 10 walt upon Horace
oreelev and extend an Invitation from the In
ternational jubilee executive eommittee a,,a anu
the City OF Boston, TO Visit' shaI clty. ee ane
Gr.rIev that he will accept the invitation, and
6e viii this evening designate an early day OF
navt uoek ft,r his visit.
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~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acnuaintances of Mr.. and Mrs. MICHAEL Mo
OARRREY, Mr.. 7. Mccartney, and Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Cunningham, are respectfully mVlteo 70
attend the funeral OF the former, at Ills reade4co
No. II East Bay, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'CLOCK
july1-~
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Two SMALL CANES BROKEN Up.-About two
o'clock yesterday morning the police made
descent upon the Forest Lot In st. Philip
street, opposite the Orphan House, and found
party OF six, deep In the mysteries of thrill
ling game of draw poker. The lights were
put out and tremendous scampering ensued.
All of the gay CHANDELIERS escaped with the
exception OF John Capers and Diana Green,
who were lodged at the Guardhouss. Emma
Green, the proprietor, was reported for allow
ing gambling on her premises.
About the same hour the police heard some
peculiar sounds proceeding from the bar
room at the corner Of Alexander and Calhoun
streets and went In to, see. They found
another game progressing here, and the-par-
tIcIpants melted away rapidly. The lights,
however, could not be put out In time, and
Clubs and Stars making for the table, grabbed
James Robertson and John Anderson, two OF
the players. The others escaped, leaving
seventy-fve cents In currency and several
piles Of checks In the hands Of the officer.
Thomes TIlllnghast, the keeper of the bar
room was reported, ana all Of the cases will be
examined into to-day.
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iWAsHIaGToN-LEE UNIVERSITY.
south Carolina ProficIents and Grad
uates.

The catalogue of the Washington-Lee Unl-
versity, compiled for the commencement e2'
erclses at Lexington, Va, last Tuesday, mas
Just been received, and furnishes the follow
ing account of Ice students from South Caro-
lima who have particularly distinguished them
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NorE.-The weather report dared TAT O'CLOCK
this morning, will be posted In tile rooms OF JUG
Chamber or Commerce at 10 o'cock A. M;, anu
together with the weather chart, may 10Y Lne
courtesy Of the OhamberI be examined py snlP'
masters at any time during the day.
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No. THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND

~ THE RELATIVES, FhIHIND9 ~
acouaintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. LeW's' !r.'
ond of the Hon. r B. Rhe,t and family, are
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services
or Mrs. LEWIS THIS MORNING. at hsh psNt ~
O'Clock. at St, Philips Church, without TURNER
invitation.
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TIE GENEVA TREATY.

How tho Indirect Claims came TO bo
Thrown Out-Tho Arbitration to Pro-
coed on tho Direct Claims-Rislng OF
tho Conference.
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Third, set of gold studs, 70 T. Barker jones'
Presented by Mr. W James Whaley:

u,
Presented by Mr.. w James Wbaley.
The winners weg$ loudly cheered, snds =
delegation adjourned over to. the Palmet
shooting stand where the sharp contest Wa
soon after decided, and the prizes awarded %
follows: s.
.t$ts THE SUMTER MEDAL. .5s,e: ss
The heavy golden medal, presented tojthe
Palmetto Guardb by the ladies. after the battle
Of Fort Sumter, was won by Ar. J. W. Nichols,
who has worn this distinguished memento
for two years since the first shooting contest
of the club. 1t was, presented with appropri-
ate and congratulatory remarks By Captain
James Armstrong, Jr. - -.
A handsome silver ladle, for the best single
shot, was won by vlce-President James Il s
Simmons, and presented by y&Ar. A: W. Bur
nett. .i s.:{y.s. ..s.. !. IL, !.
Four prizes OF mysterious. Importance were
next brought FORTH, Three wers for the best;
shots, single or married, and the fourth was.
for the best shot among the married men,
They were awarded and presented by Mr.
Archibald Armstrong as follows: Z. !.
: First, real meerschaum pipe, to Mr.. 9. A.
Hamiin.
Second, a silver matchbox, to Mr.. Harry G.
Plnckney. - !
Third, tobacco pouch, filed, to. Captain u.
Wescoat. .'} s .!'t33S -; =
The fourth prize was also awarded TO the
blushing Captain Wescoat. he received the
carefully sealed box amid deafenlng cries OF
stake 1t out m 'open ir ~ he did 60; and 4
shout Of laughter broke forth from the,assem-s
bled clubs, which startled the sluggish ailiga-
tors fora mile around. 55,3ssl
THE RETURN "TRIP. :: e: "
The clubs then embarked, and after partaking
OF good dinner and enjoying q apleasauttripto
Fort Sumter. reached the city at six O'Clock.
The Sumter Rifle Club. the rest Of the Wash
ipgtons and a few Palmetto boys we're waiting
on the wharf, and the linewas soon formed
under the command Of Captain Geo. H Mof-
fett, of the sumters. 11g,.sT 49, 5asiG,ss%
At this point Captain W. T. McNelty, Of the
Pilot Boy. received hearty ,acknowledg
of his courtesies during the day In the; shape
of three rousing cheers from the Palmettoes
and the delegation Of the WashingtoDs. The
captain sounded his steam whistle In response.
and at the word of command the clubs march
ed up the wharf, preceded by the band and
two small boys bearing the riddled targets.
After marching around the Battery and up
Meeting street, the clubs repaired to the hall
OF the Sumter Rifle Club, in Hayne street,
where Presidents Moffett and Conrtenay had
provided two capacious bowls well filed with
ICY punch. Presidents Moffett, Holmes and
Courtenay, in turn and 10 response to loud
calls, addressed the clubs. commenting upon
the day, Its memories, &c. In this manner the
excursionists refreshed themselves, and soon
after the Palmetto Guard Club marched up to
Archer's Hall, under their escort, and dlsband
| ed, after most enjoyable day, a splendid pa
/ .aa o. and q ,,anat aannaa afnl ninnlc :,
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THE SHOOTING CONTEST, ..r..
With the advice ot the proprietor the tar
gets were placed at, the further end OF q grassy
glade, each company having Its own shooting
place. While thIs'was being done, however,
the PalmettOes formed and marched over to
the Washington Light Infantry, and there pre-
sented tho latter with handsome set Of studs
and sleeye.buttons, Mr. George 8. Holmes
doiue the .honors and Mr.. c.. O.: .Trumbo
receiving the gift and responding. The dele
patiou of the Washinglons, through Vice.
President ]. B. Owens, then presented their
hosts With a handsome silver butter.dlsh,
which was received and appropriately &C.
knowledged by Vice President James b. Sim
mons. Loud cheering ensned as the clubs
went to their posts. The targets were placed
in position, a cask OF beer was broached and
placed midway between the shooting stands,
and the business OF the day began. A sharp
shower at about eleven O'CLOCK somewhat dis
concerted the nervous, but did not daunt the
marksmen, who kept up steady fire upon
the targets.
The Washington Light Infantry delegation
finished their contest first, each marksman
being allowed five shots at the target one
hundred yards of. The prizes were awarded
as follows: -
First, silver butter dish, to Mr. N. g..
Porter. Presented by Mr.. G. 8. Holmes.
Second, pair of sleeve buttons, to Vice-Pres-
ident ]. B. Owens. Presented by Mr.. G. o.
Trumb0.
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(64lU,UUU.) nave Ueeu iTduueully mlbdppHou Dy
The SAID committee, the greater part thereof
to their own Use or the private use OF their
individual members, and t0 other Illegal pur-
pOseS..
Z. That upon the maturing OF the oblga-
tion to the said Central National Bank, Iur
which $50 100 OF said crrlih ates had oeeu hy-
pothecaie ed as aforesaid, I'D John j. Patler.
hands funds uf the said company sufficient to
meet The same; but INSTEAD vi 80 applying the
said funds, he, The said Patterson, fraudulent
y misapplled the same lor the USE aud bpne.
fit and at the request of one Hiram H., ,Kimpton,
and the defendant, Mics q. Parker, Lskiug
the acceptance of the said Hiram Il. KImpLun,
upou bill OF exchange, endorsed by said
Parker and Others, Tor the fund 90 expended;
which said bill of exchange, 80 accepted aud
endursed, the said Patterson then assigned to
The said Central National Bank, leaving with
the said bank The said 100000 in certih-
Gates as Aforesaid in pledge 10 secure the
payment Of the said acceptance. That said
acceptance was not paid at maturity by the
said KimptoD, but that sud Niles G. Parker
paid The same, and lherenpon received an
order upon the said bank from The said Patter-
son for the delivery to him OF the sail SEQ, 900
In certificates as Aforesaid, under which order
the said Parker has received and now holds
either the whole or large portion oil the SAID
certificates.
XI That the balance of the said certificates
OF Indebtedness. received by the said defend
ant Patterson as aforesaid, und not hypoLhe-
Gated. were paid out by the said executive
committee Iraudnlenlly. corrnptIy, and wilh-
out any legal consideration lhereupon TO va.
riOns persons, and among others to Hardy
Solomons, director of said company, ten
thousand do lars; to Niles G. Parker, fifty thon.
sand dollars; to h. WUrLhngIon, also d.
rector, twenty Thousand dollars; and That very
large sums of money held by the said presi-
dent -and executive committee for the use OF
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r. EzSEs-yTT4F OLD FAMILY JOURNAL.
Plain and Ornamental
PLASTERING.

FENHE subscriber takes advantage OF the Press as
medium by which to inform the citizens OF
this and adjoining counties that he Is prepared 10
undertake the
PLASTERING OF HOUSES,
in any style ,lat may be desired, from one Coat to
three, Hard Finish, White Coat or Heavy SKIM
Cornices and Centres run, aud Ornaments stuck,
II desired. None but first-cIass w0rkmen will be
employed on work that may be entrusted to me.
CLSTERNS CENEYTED AND GUARAN-
TEED TO HOLD.
hereby tender my grateful acknowledgements
for the liberal patronage | have received since
commencing business, and hope by strict adhe-
renee 10 duty to merit continuance OF the same.
Es5- All communications addressed to me at
Charlestown, W. Va, will receive prompt atten-
ton G.. FRANK GALLAhEk.
March %, 1870
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TOR SALE.
shoc-Making * DIendinG.

TE'HE undersigned is conducting the Shoe-Mak-
ing business at his residence on Water street,
adjoining the dwelling of Air. Thos. D. Webster.
and will be pleased % execute faithfully and
promptly such work as may be entrusted q him.
Special attention given 70 tho REPAIRING d
Boots and Shoes. Charges reasonable.
April 20. le72 ROBERT HUNSiCkER.
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Tsemdy-HEnde Ciotaing,
SEED POTATOES

WE have just received a prime lot Of SEED
w POTATOES of the following varieties, viz:
Prime Western Goodrich,
Monitor, Early Rose,
Pink Eye, new Variety
Al OF our own selection and Tor sale by
HILLEARY, WILSON JOHNSON.
Summit Point, March 20, ls72-u.
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PAIST' pAIST' PANT

Tho Eureka Lead Paints which. for durability.
beauty and economy ire unsurpassed By any other
paint manufactured, and is already mixed for usc.
Of all the different shades Of color b suit the taste
20 be had in any quantity, done up in cans of from
one 70 twenty-five pounds cach-also all the popu-
lar brands Of Lead, with Linsccd Oil, Spts. Tur-
pentine, Narnishes, Dryers, Paint Brushes &c,
at as low rates any house this side Of Baltimore
March 80, 1872. CE. BELLFR
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ARTEsIAN WELLS.

TT1HE undersigned would announce to the public
! that he is prepared 20 Drill from the bottom
Of Wells tia thaye failed, OF 70 Drill NEW WELLS
at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. Address 4. J.. MILLER.
April Il, lo1Z-Jl. At Winchester, Va
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1872. forms Cash 1872

NOR the year 1872 nv terms will be CasI or
L will accommodate prompt paying customers
30 days. Prompt payment will be required Of
those indebted. Respectfully,
Jan. 6, 1872. w. EBY.
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DAVID II. CocKRrLL. JOsErH II. CoCKEILL
DAVID II. COCKRILL & son,
Architects and Builders,
CIIARLESTOWE, JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA.

CIARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, Va.
OUR experience in the business which we adver-
~ tise to conduct, and our thorough acquaint-
ance with it in all its branches enable TO assure
the public that any work entrusted to US viii be
executed in the most wOrkmanlike manner, and
with the utmost dispatch. Having stood to their
posts in the Confederate army during the four
years struggle which it so manfully encountered,
they have located in their native county, where
their services are offered in building mp the waste
places, andn carrying out practical reconstruction.
Particular attention given az all times to the
drawing Of plans and specifications; and in the
construction of
GEOABTRICAL STAIR WAYS,
where calculation is required, they are confident
that they cannot be surpassed by any workmen in
the Valley of Virginia,
II Being well known in the community, they
deem il unnecessary to say more, than that orders
left for them viii receive prompt attention.
April 3, lS6S-tf
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CABINET MAKING,

I.uu.rr 81. lell-lv.
~. ES. ES
etslvv-ez---s FECnay- Relief
CUEES TIE WORST PAINS
"a. f..,. 0,. q, r-.,,l, Vuid.s
Nar, ouw Eggr'yz
$3.50. -l ana. ...
After ie'''.S l ,,-,,.T y, ~ any
- !" ~ ., 80, ,,r-or t,ot,
RAD" Al q i'--Al ~ 40 81 AZ 0''
A' -N N'N'
.t "As til l'el el't '
cn'y k'1in tscu'etsy
ls't in .'-tl -s 'Ae i'l,. 'NS' ul.'l,,- 49,.
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IN fNv' ~ ~ a" ''-' ,'- ~. II. .
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TRIUMPHANT.

II Gold and Silver Medals
VVTERE awarded to CllAS. NJ STIEFF, for
w the best PIANOS over II different Makers
Of New York Baltimore and Boston Manulac-
turcrs.
OFFICE AND NEW WARER0OMS,
No. Q y. Liberty ST., Baltimore, Maryland.
The StieG-s Pianos contain all the latest inn
proycmcuts 60 be found in first class Piano, with
additional Improvements of his own invention not
% be found in other instruments The tome touch
and finish of their instruments cannot be cNccli,d
by any manufactured.
large assortment Of Second Hand Pianos al
ways ON hand. from SIS 70 $500.
parlor and Church Organs some 20 different
styles on hand from $50 aud upwards.
Send for an Illustrative catalogue, containing
names of over lO0O Souihcncs, 600 Of which,
are Yirginans,j who have bought the Sdc. Piano
since the close Of the war.
August %, 1871.
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FIAI1BY INSURANCE. GlA2A5Y,
wheeling, w. Va.
sI25, 900,
With Privilege of increasing the same to SjCO,0OO
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
VIM. Bailey, 4. J. Panncll, A. N. Adams. Alon-
20 Loring, JAS +. Barnes, Jos II. Woodward
DR.. VIM. J. Bates, Henry Stamm, Thos. Hughes.
TENGlS Company having been fully organized, is
now prepared TO take risks at fair rates on
Buildings Of all kinds Merchandise, Manu!actu
ring Embellishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cargoes on the Western Rivers and Lakes; also tr
issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores
This Company being composed mostly Of our lead
ing business men, recommends i,sei TO the favor
able consideration Of the insuring publie, and so
licits their patronage.
VI. Applications for Insurance viii be prompt
ly attended to at the Office Of GEO. Z. CORDELL,
CO., Agents at Charlcstown jefferson Co. W. v.
\. c. AETHUH, Secretary,
W. II. AGNEw, Asst Sec'y.
WV. BAILEY, President.
ALoNzo LoRING, Vice President
November II, lsG9-tE
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w Ia tuuNutb tiAS bNaA4iNao Va
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In all its branches, guarantying the best work
manship and satisfactory terms. We intend to
largely increase the business aud make to order,
and also to keep on hand for sale CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, ROCKAWANS and LIGHT WAC
ONS of the most approved patterns, and Of supc-
rior materials, and warrant every article TO be
recommended. We shall have in our employ some
Of the hands who, for twenty years or more were
employed by Maj. w. j. Hawks and also have the
benefit Of his presence and advice, and 1t will be
the endcavor Of the new firm 70 maintain the rcpu-
tation of HAWKS COACH FACTORY. Old
Carriages taken in exchange for new work. On
hand, constantly, Secondhand work which will
be disposed OF at moderate figures.
In addition to the above, we purpose giving our
attention to a general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
will keep good horses and vehicles Of every dc
scription for the accommodation of the public.
a. STUMP,
4. W. HAWKS.
Augustl9, lS7l-ly.
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HALL'S

Every year increases the popu-
larity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our ole.
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard; and it is the on
" reliable and perfected prepare
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. 1t removes all eruptions and
dandruG and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
GLANDS to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HNR-DREssING ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
tions, and gives the hair a splendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
MD, State Assayer of Massachu-
sets, says, "The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for ex-
cellent quality; and l consider it
the BEST PREPARATION for It's
intended purposes"
Sod by all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
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Soda Water! Soda Water!

( WILL have from this day forth, Soda Water
I cool and .resh-made from tle purest materi-
ais. appetizer known. For sale by
May q. ls72 GEO. T. LIGHT.
A LSO, have the Syphon Bottle by which Soda
"A can be- supplied 90 the sick just as we'll as at
the fountain. GEO. T. LIGHT
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TOR RENT.

TsNHE Basement Office in my house formerly oc-
cupicd by Andrew Hunter, Esq, as a law Of
hcc.
Sept lG, 1871. W. ). HAWKS.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
2lRSiPhHLLLLlH ELGhTEHl

Us IIIo tIt most IstIuIsIIDE ICrIsi 80 rplcNI
.l rapid ore tine changes tal body undergoes, uu-
l.rth. influence OF this truly Wonderful Medicine,
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Augustl2, ls7I-ly.
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M, Orders for all kinds Of Merchandise, Sall,
Fish, Plaster, Guano, and the various FERTILIZERS
and Farming Implements, promptly Filed.