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River Intelligence.

The Fleetwood was late SATURDAY
owing to a fog the previous night
which detained her several hours
She brought up some freight and
passengers Tor the Railroad. Capt
Campbell is her genial commander
With Messrs Thornhurg and Mauck
10 the Jffice, and Col. Gus Simmons
her accomplished Steward.
The Bostona came up 90 The Sth
with large cargo of Bacon, besides
a good deal Of miscellaneous freight
Thos. W. Means passed down TO-
day with four barges salt.
The little steamer Frank Willard
has taken the place of the Billy Col.
lips for few days, while the Billy is
repairing some damage that befe
her last week.
The Bos,ona on her last trip bro
up 30 tons of oil cake; GO tons ba
con, and large lot ofIvie hcgs.
The BoStona brought up a large lo'
of Hogs on last Friday for the south
ern market.
The J. C. Cros>ley is at the whar
every morning at Eight O'clock; SHE
attends t. the way business between
Huntington and Ironton.
Parties going up the river viii DE-
well to take the Billy Collins; she is 6
new boat; light and and swift Shc
makes tri-weckly rips between Hun
tington and GaIlipoliS, carrying the
mails.
The little Mail Steamer Fashion put,
In IN appearance at four o'clock ever!
afternoon, carrying the mail. A. II
Levi jr. has resumed his place in the
Office and grcetS all his old friends Will
pleasing smiles.
River 8 feet in che channel aud RI
sing.
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Y NJ. c. A.-The Association me-
pursuant to adjournment, on last Mon
day evening at the Methodist Hall
Pres. A. NJ. Warner in the chair; the
committee on exercises reported Char
ity7 as the subject for discussion; Major
DOwner was called to the chair; the dis
cuSsiOn was opened by Mr.. Warner
short addresses were also made by Rev
E. Y. Jones and Major Downer
The com. on order of exercises was
instructed to procure speakers to ad.
dress the society at each meeting.
The Association will meet every Mon
day evening until further notice at the
Methodist Hail.
The President announced as the sub
iect for discussion at the next meeting,
'Brotherly Love" discussion TO be op-
ened by Rev. Albert Bowers.
Closed with prayer 10y Bro Lewis.
L..C. Chase, See pro TEN.
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be male OF two oak plsnks 2xl2
placed one foot apart, on cross pieces
one half of the expense Of cid. walk,
20 be paid by the owners Of property
adjoining. AID one half TO be paid by
the city.
On motion, the street COMMITTEES
were instructed 10 have the bridge
repaired, where 10Th street and the
Pea Ridge rO,d connect.
90 motion. the street Committee
we're instructed 10 lay out the conrcm-
plated road from 9th street to the Nc
Coy road, and to employ james
Tbornburg, surveyor for that pur-
pose.
% motion, the street Committee
we're instructed TO advertise for pro-
posals, for street work ordered, when
they deem it advisable.
On motion. tho Mayor was instruc-
ted to employ counsel to defend the
interest Of the city-in the suit Of
Noah, aud Margaret 4 Pack, against
the city
On motion, Council adjourned to
Tuesday. Novenb Der 25th 2 pm.
JOHN II. OLEY, Recorder.
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THE Waters Con ERro PARLOg
ORGAN.-We are 81 d 10 chronicle
auy new thing, or a'v Improvement
uponisn old one, tbs tends 10 popu-
lsrize music by rem ierine ita study
either easier or more attractive
Lately our attention has been called
To a new patent stop added to the
Waters Reed Organ. called the C"u-
certo Stop. 1t is so voiced as TO
have Ions like iull. rich alto voice
! il is especially human in It's tone.
l. is powerful as yell as sweet, and
when We heard il we we're In dontt
wheihrr We liked it best in Solo. or
With Full Organ. We regard this a.
valuable addition to The Reed
Organ. Rural NeU Tork-er.
Mai. W s. Downer has one Of these
organs at his resideu re and it is the
most beautiful instrument OF the
kind We ever saw.
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Personal.

Col. II. D. Wbitcomb, was 10 the
city, Friday.
Mr.. r. F. james has removed to
his old home in Virginia.
Gen. j. H. Obey, paid hasty trip
to Charleston, Friday.
Farther Thomas Quirk, returned
from Wheeling last Friday.
J. s. Spaulding Esq, former resi-,
dent of this place. was 10 the city
during the week.
Capt. Eustace Gibson, was absent
last week in attendance upon the
Wayne County Court. % bis re-
turn, Friday bis horse fell while
crossing bridge pear town, which
fortunately did not harm the Capt
more than to infiict a few bruises
and demolish a pew coat.
Capt Wash Honshell, with his
pretty team Of grays, was 10 town OF
Monday last. The Csptaiu is look
ing after the Big Sandy aud Hunt
ington Packets. They show bis care
in their appointments and prompt
tude.
Msssrs "; z. Gilbert, and A. 1
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Hill of Irontou, spent Sunday last II
our city.
We had q call from Mr.. 6. ii
Cooke Of Pittsburg, on Tuesday -.lss'
Mr. A II. Perry, Gen. Supt OF the
c. L. o. X. R. was at Wares Oh Tues
day evening.
Capt j. K. Mallory is acting su'
perintendept of the Western division
lC.&O II. until the arrival OF Mr
Calhoun, who has been appointed,
successor Of A. H. Vsuele. e, esq.
resigned.
Hoo. T. b. Kline was in town
Wednesday.
Jno. Reed, esq, made q trip to
Charleston on business on Wedpes'
day morning.
L D. Isbell, Of the law firm Of
Lewis & Isbell left this morning for
Virginia. Mr.. Isbell's health has
been such that be is compelled to
take some recreation. We wish him
an early restoration to health and to
ne He. will return early in the
spring.
DR.. W. j. Kline left yesterday on
the str. Andes for Cincinnati, from
there be will GO to Chicago, Des
Moioes, Ia. and St Louis Mo. the DIR.
viii be absent some 3 weeks, and on
bis return will resuine the practice Of
medicine, which, 10 the lew months
lie has been rmoDg US has become
lucrative and extensive. The best
wishes of host of friends 60 with
him. A pleasant trip Doctor.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,
HUNTINGTON, W. Va,
Nov 1lIh lSI3

J
Council met pursuant to adjourn
weut, His Honor the Mayor in the
chair. Ali the members were pres
ent. The minutes Of last meeting
were read and approved.
Account of A b. Palmer, sl969:-
SOC. was presented for building brick
school house, and out house, corner
Bird avenue and 22pd street.
On motion, the account vas allow
ed. less the charge of 500 for an ex-
ira coat Of plasteriug, not ordered by
Council, which was dis ,lIowed, and
the Secretary was instructed to issue
orders for said accoaut, in such
amounts as requested, on the Sheriff
of Cabell county, on account of the
school building fund of The city.
The following accounts we're pre-
seuted, aud the Secretary was in
strueted to issue orders on the Sheriff
for the snruus on account of The
school bnilding fluid.
V. NJ. Green, coal for school s 2S,0S
J. Il. Pigman, stove for school IA, 10
e. Z Parson, e. d. ~. 10
A b. Palmer, repair 2,lO
On motion, the Secretary was iu-
structed to issue orders on the Sheriff
on account cf the teachers fund OF
the city, in favor of Mss Fila Ncfi
and Miss Mary Morebead, for $40,
each being salaries for the month
ending October 18th 1873.
Account of l.. c Chase, for one
months salary as Superintendent Of
schools, 500 was presented, and on
motion, action deferred until next
meeting-nO monthly reports having
been received.
Account Of o. G. Chase $50 - fol
rent &c, was allowed, and the Re
corder Instructed to issue an order
for the amount 90 the Treasurer
On motion j. \. Cogbill was granted
license TO retail spiri,uous liquors &c
in the Burke building, on 2ud aven
ne, be having given the bOud requir
ed.
On motion, the following ordinane,
was sd 'pted.
Be it ordained by the common
council Ofthe city Of Huntington
that there sLali be built within thirt,
days. where not already placed,
plank side walk on the south side o.
Third (3rd) avenue between the ives
corporate limits and twenty-fourtl
(24th) street, and on the east side o
oath street, between 3ri avenue AM
I. LIST avenue, said plank sidewalk t
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NJ. &c. VI. s. The above society
met on last Friday evening at the resi-
dence Of Dr. o G.. Chase. The night
was stormy aud raining, but a large
number gathered there, aud the evening
was very pleasantly passed. Music, Rec
itations, &c. were the order. Miss Flo
ia SCOTS reading OF the DrunkardS,
Wife was vociferou>y Opplaudcd at is
Gloss. The mcleucucy @, yac wea'he!
kept some of the members away anu JhJ
original programme was not carried
out, 50 the generous old DIR. and rs
good wife viii, at their own request
throw open their doors for the society,
on next Friday night again The du
ct by Mr.. and Mrs BonStccl, was vel
rendered and received The meeting
was very pleasant affair, but the next
one at the same place on next Friday
night, promises to eclipse oli former ones
Don't forget to 60, as it is free % all
The meeting adjourned with prayer
los Prof Chase.
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ing the meeting, three Of the Guysn-
dOtte rowdies stole his buggy
and drove it away, but We suppose
by some wes0s they found out whose
it vas, AID they knew if they stole it,
the Doctor would never give up, till
be got them into the Peuitsutisry. so
they concluded to take il back, which
they did in a damaged itiOD.
MORAL.-Wheu you 60 to Guyau-
dOits with horse aud buggy, don't
let it stand out.
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Neighb0rhsod.
ASHLAND.

From the journal.
We learn that young Frank Craw
ford, of Grayson. was severely stab
bed, 10 that place, one day lass week
A2Iittle son of Mike GBrian wal
severely scalded on last Friday, by
the upsettiug of a cofFce-pot. The ho
coffee ran down his face peck and
breast.
The capital stock of the Ashlant
National Bank is to he increased ont
hundred thousand dollars. 1t ba.
never been the policy oftbe Ashland
Bank to allow interest on deposit M
I'll quite lately, aud We understand
that it is DOW discontinued.
Mrs, Amanda Tirrnsu died 10 this
city on the oath Of October.
+ Mas. Tiernan was born 10 theto wn
of Guyaodotie, West Va, January
7th, 1916 She was married TO John
Tiernan dying in september 1864
left her q widow with seven children
having buried two, one in infancy
aad the other at the age of thrice n.
Mos, Of her married life was spent
90 the farm in Ohio, little above
Guyandcttc.
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WINGED US that these psvemeuts to bs
durable, IN ust be we'll laid. There
should be q good bed of sand or 6us
gravel to lay them 10, and the ham.
mer used should be one made es
pecially for the purpose, With one
end something like trowel; each
stone should be fitted tightly into its
place, the ground being slightly
scOOped out; then after all are 10,
they should be rsuued with a
heavy rammsr We believe that the
CUTTERS, laid as they are now being
done, will in less than two years, be
worthless.
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HUNTINGTON BANK-This Bank
has been designated as one of those
10 which the school fund snail be de-
posted. This is a we'll deserved compli-
ment, aud an evidence Of the conf
deuce Inspired by the careful mao
sgenent of the Bank. During the
pressure caused by the late 6uaucial
panic, self preservation absolutely
required a cessation Of discounts, be
cause no one knew vheu the panic
would increase, OF c,use Sthirawal Of
deposits. During all that time, how
ever, every check on the bank, was
paid in full in currency, and no re-
sort made to any outside aid, such as
borrowing credit, certifying checks
&c.
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Literary Notices.

The SPIRtT Of THE TIMEs.-This
is par excellence the g"nileman's pa
pei Of the country. l. is wonderful
to see th euumbers of questions asked
in their columns every week, but
more wonderful to see the patieu ce
and the varied infor u alton eviDced
in the answers gwen. But some
times the fooli.hneSs Of the writers
rather riles the corresponding editor
and he opens on the queFisf. Bn'
unless the question seems inte6 de d
as 'chaff or "ban'err the answer is al
ways satisfactory.
There is an account in the issue Of
No7. Sih Of trotting race ia a pro
vino n Town of Indilna, whose only
metropolitan features spd steam
saw mill and half mil track.
The horses started 81 pre- ! we'll
but soon after passin tn: judges
stand. they broke into sa'rp, and
then run, but got 10 work again
and passed the stand in the frs, half
ulle 10 pretty good or Ier On thr
.ccoud round one h, .e fell abou'
fly yards behind, when one CT the
Judges stepped forward aud ssid the
bay mare had won the cace; time $3.50
(shree minutes and sixty seconds.
He found something vas wrong, sc
he said, "ladies and gentleman; my
watch is Il minutes slow, | have
Chicago time; therefore | could not
decide myself, unless the horses were
running 10 Chicago
The Spir'' is published by George
Wilks, (who wa oamei aitrr rac'
horse, or the race horse vas u'n {
afler him. No 3 Park Row New
| YORK
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THE OYSTER SUPPER-The editor
returns hts thanks to the ladies' of
the first Pre- ,byteriau Church for an
Invitation to their oyster supper on
Friday evening last. The viauds
were all excellent, he company very
pleasant, but rather limited in mem-
bers. The ladies' we're rather unfor.
tuuate 10 selecting the night they
do, a. on that night there was a Leo
ture at the Methodist Hall, meet
ing at the Bapti" Hall. sserwOu at
tae Episcopal Hall, aud one or two
o'h'r eetiags 10 toEo. which inter
{ re4 very seriously With their sue
c'.s
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Foa loss or APPETITE, Dyspepsia
Indigestion. depression Of Spirits &
General Debility, in their various
forms, Ferro-Pnosporared Elixir Of
CaIisaya made by C.swcil. Hazari &
Co., New York, and sold by oil doug
gisls, is tbe,best tonic. As as'irlulsu'.
tonic for patients re,cveriLs from
fever or other sickness, 1t has M
equal. IF taken durin. ;he season il
prevents fever and a1ue and other
intermittent fevers.
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A PlTIFCL SIGHT-0n Monday
last. We saw poor fellow sitting on
the edge Of the side walk drunk He
seemed to be under STANCE feelings;
h. ac,,d as il some feelings Of re
morse we're stirring within HIN; be
g., down Into the gutter on bic
knees; hen laid ioWu with his face
10 the cirt, o. if be vas thoroughly
buuiliated. aud was abasiDg himself
before lis own offended manhood,
How strange it is, that men should
Put an ,uemy iuto their mouths, to
steal away Their brsips Here is work
for the Good Templars.
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BCILuING ASSOCIATION. - Hunt
iugton Building Association, ueets
next wednesday night. II the "a
,ure Of these Associations was better
understood, they would be more
generally Pa'ronized They are real
" kind Of Savings Bink, ouiy the
savings accumulate much more rapid
" than in any bank. All the money
10 loaned on 6rs,-rate real estate Sc
curity, and secured by Deeds OF
Trust. There is no danger Of loss
in the Investment. aud the increase Is
mcre rapid than on money at con-
pound interest bearing 10 per ceut.
Persons wishing to join can do so by
paying up their shares from the CON
mencemeat, making them Of equal
alue with those who have paid to
the present time.
% next Wednesday evening a good
sum of money will be loaned out.
The attention Of delinqueuts is call
ed to the article in the constitution
on fines &c.
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hsrmison's agents are skiug 10
vast amounts OF Dry Goo Is, which
20 to sale under the auetioneers ham
mer, from the effect Of The panic
These Goods are thro sn upon the
market for cash, and at great bar
gains. Call at their Third avenue
STORE aid examine the arrivals.
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CUILEN'S METROPOLiTAN JEwEL-
Ply STORE.-Cullen is always up 10 the
tunes. Hehas beautiful pls'ed show
case 10 bis store SLED With Jewelry
ofyarioUs styles, TO sui, every taste.
TIE t,rd times DO not seem to have
made ny change with him. The
reputation Of his work has gone al
throu.b the KanaUha valley, and he
gers watches 10 repair all the way
from Hinton and Anderson.
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Obstacles 10 Marriage

Happy Relief far young men frum the effects
OF Errors and Abuses in eariv life. Manhood Re-
sto-ed. Imprdimenis TO Marriage removed
New method Of treatment New and rrmarss-
Die remedies. Books aud circulars sent Free IN
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO
CITATION, No. South Nj ith 1t, Philadelphia
Pa,-an Institution having high reputation 70,
honorable Conduct aud professional skill
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SUNDAY IN IowN.-The DAY was
very pleasant, and all the places OF
worship we're pretty well attended,
Rev. j. S. Wood, preached for the
Episcopal Church, where the com
munion was also administered. The
service was read by Rev. +. Valeu-
the Jones, the Rector Of the Church
Rev. j. Russell, of Detroit, Michi'
gan, preached for the Methodist
Church, to- large congregation 10
the morning. Mr.. Russell Is en-
plOyed by the Grand Lodge Of Good
Templars Of the U. S. to lecture on
the subject of temperance, through
out the Union. He is an earnest.
foreible aud fluent speaker. His
language is simple and suited TO the
compr chension Of the masses. His
positions are we'll taken, and ably
supported.
He spoke at Ingham'S Hall at :
o'clock on the subject Of Temperance
His positions in relation to the sub
Jet are Of course extreme; he takes
the view, that as the selling of ardent
spirit, as a beverage, is conducive ia
the promotion ofdruukenuess. aud as
drunkenness is proUotivc ofvice, and
vice u source Of trouble and expense
to the State, that therefore the selling
Of ardent spirits as beverage, is a
nuisance aud should be prohibited
His idea is, that the proper way tc
GET at the matter is by legislation,
Mr.. Russell left on the St. james
for Wheeling.
Rev. Albert Bowers preached f'r
he Congregational Church at their
Hall morning and evening.
Rev. j. d. McClintock, preached
at the Greenbrier Presbyterian
Church IN the morning.
Rev J. s. Peters, preached for the
Breckenridge Presbyterian Chuch, al
their Hall 10 the Company's building
morning and evening. This is one
of the most comfortable Halls in the
city.
Rev. J. F. Hardwicke, preached
for the Baptist Church at Burdick':
Hall, morning aud evening. There
was service in that Hall every even
ing last week except Saturday, anC
they will be continued during th'
present week. The Pastor has haC
the assistance of Rev. b. +. Csde
/ There were the regular services a
the Catholic Church, which hav,
been interrupted By the absence o
Father Quirk at Wheeling. Tn
congregations weie good. Th
Church at GuyandOtte will soon b
dedicated, of which due notice will b
given.
Rev. J. \. Kibbe is absent q
W heeliUg.
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TUE MERCHANT 1AILCRING cstsb
iishment on Bird Avenue berwe,D III
III. and 18th, Stee's, is rapidly grow
ing into a very popular and success
full business. Mr.. Flooding keeps con
sian,ly on hand a great Variety OF
pieoe goods an excellent cutter, and
warrants a FL at all times.
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OYSTER SUPPES.-The oyster sup
per given by the Pres6yteriauS Thurs
day evening vas an enjoyable affair.
The turnout was not so large owing
10 matters Of Interest transpiriOg 10
tie city, but those Who we're there
Vere well pleased and patronized th e
various tables literally. Oysters,
Meats Confecrioueries add hot coffee
ere "a abundance and prepared with
o dcgrte of excellence that did credit
% those 10 charge
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GRocERIEs-With the return Ct
navigation, We have urdc many sd-
diIions TO our stock of Groceries, and
Family Goods. We direct favorable
attic cotton to the quality of our West
tern Reserve butter witch We offer at
reasona bic prices. Harper & Webb.
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TO CAPITALIsT.-We have tract
Of (49, 900. forty nine thonsaud acre,
OF Coal land on the KaDawha river
of which we are authorized TO sell
one half one third or one fourth
The timber on the tract il sold. and
the land .ill be sold with or withou,
the contract for timber.
w. s DOwNER & Co.
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MOSQUITOES. Mo>CuETOgS, Mus
KIToES. MOSCHIToERS &c &c Well
if any Of those ways ia not the the
right way, you must fad a way to
sqit yourself; you all have as much
time to hunt up the dictionary as we
have. Well, we we're going to say.
Twas the last lone Moschito sc,
Left burning alone, but be was 50 near
froIe, he couldn't get mp buI)
lie was sitting in the window,
A guawiugs bone. y. B., | just put that
in, TO rhyme. you know.
There WAS nary another sseeteri
or blue bottle Is,
There WASH { q single creeter,
To watch the poor fellow die.
There there STOP her John; she
don't make good poetry to day, and
! if the machine don't work any better
than that, pick it up, aud send il
back to the makers, tomorrow.
y. B-The above Is a specimen Of
the Poetry made by the Pateut, back
action. eugiue-turned, wsrraOted-uOt-
to cu,-in-the-eye, new fashioned
poetry machines We don't believe
. it will suit our readers.
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The "Sociable". We had the pleas
ure of attending the sOciable of the
Congregational Church at the rooms Of
Mrs. Proctor 4 Oakley Oh Tuesday
evening last. These "Sociables' are
what their name purports, social re-un-
ions of the members of the church and
their friends, for the purpose of promo
ting the personal friendliness OF the
members. The time is passed in live
ly conversation, songs. and other am
easements and generally a slight rejection
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
weather, there was good attendance
During the evening an incident occur
red, which as the saying is, was not IN
the bills. 1t was requested that the
middle of the floor be vacated; the min
ister was present, which gave rise to
some suspicion, when, after a few min
utes delay, a couple entered and were
united in the bonds of matrimony,
whose union gave occasion for the foil
owing announcement.
MARRIED. On the lth, inst. by Rev
Albert Bowers Dea. L. Z. Randall To
Mrs. C. 5. Oakley, all of Huntington.
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Good Temp'arS.-At the meeting at
Ingham's Hall on last Sunday, Dr. o
G.. Chase offered resolution that the
Grand Lodge Of Good Templars be in
yited to hold their next meeting here
the resolution was adopted withou, OPP
taSitiOn.
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CHANGE.-QuudarO Lodge, Good
Teuplars has changed its night OF
meeting from Monday TO Saturday.
Remember, Saturday night in the
.IDdepsOdsnI7 building on 2nd Ave
que.
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REAL ESTATE We have given up
all connection with the Insurance BuSi.
ness, and devote all our attention TO the
purchase and sale of Real Estate, Lea.
sing of Houses and Farms, Collection
of Claims, Rents &c.
W. 5. DowNER & Co.
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To BUlLpEgS.-I am now pre-
pared to furnish ANY quantity of
the best quality OF large brick
and good building rock, to be
delivered at any time and any
place in Huntington, upon the
most reasonable terms.
lift X. :. WYNN.