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rHE EURNACEs

are Immediately on the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
es the f91 Of OF Wes hn ao0V e
are traversed by said road. They are ten miles west
of Staunton and 147 miles west Of Richmond.
years and has operated well. No is entirely new,
indeed, not quite complete but the materials for its
completion are on hand and the work can be done In
ra Each Of them has iron Jacket stack built on
the bosh, to which is connected Player Hot Oven.
No is 40 feet high 10 feet across the bosh, with
Raymond & Campbell Hot Oven.
There are three Cylinder Boilers 4Ofeet long, three
feetn diameter and i'll excellent condition. 60 horse
making Tbs Of blast to the SQUARE inch and in com.
plete order, two water tanks with capacity OF $4,000
gallons supplied from anever falling stream steam
feet of of gum hose, ample bridge stock house,
casting houses. and two ealcining kns. In fine, the
Furnaces are, in all respects, first lass.
Around them is village of % or 30 houses, EN-
bracing a, handsome and spacious managers re ST.
dence offices. storehouses shops, laborers' houses
and neat chanel.
TIE FARM
hereinbefore mentioned adjons the tract of Minera
land. 1t is well watered and timbered, and is very
Dwelling Grist Mill, Saw Mill Tenants Houses,
| large Barn. and all the other out-hOuses usually
Fairies PROPOSING to buy are Invited It sd IL Examine
| he aforesaid property before the day of SALE Mr.
oln Tierney who is in charge of the. Furnaces at
srty and the undersigned Commissioners Who may may
De addressed at Staunton, Va, viii take pleasure in
At the same time and place will be sold whareye
! Personal. PROPERTY the Buffalo Gap Iron and Stee
| Gap.
| Terms on which aforesaid property will be sold are
| as follows Ten per cent of the purchase money will
be required in cash. fifteen per cent in four months
and the balance in three equal annual instalnlents
from the day iof sale, with interest from the last
named day. For all deferred nstalments of purchase
money the purchaser will be required to give bonds
with approved personal security and the title will be
! withheld as ultimate security.
| .
| THOS. C. ELDER, 4F
| Janl5tds Commissioners of Sale.
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CoNsTfEUTIoNAL AMENDMENTS The
Virginia House of Delegates has adopted,
by vote. of II to 80, the amendments to
the Constitution requiring tie payment of
taxes before voting, making conviction for
petit larceny, enlightenment of public
funds, &C., cause for disfranchisement, and
making the fighting, OF being engaged in a
duel cause for Acknowledgement.
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.

E1UBLlC SALE VI VALUABLE FARM.
In pursuance of q decree rendered in the caus
of Gardner vs. Sterrett's Adm by the Crcuite
Court of Augusta Co we will proceed to sell on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY % 1875,
court Day. in front ofthe Court House, at pub
lie auction, Farm in the occupancy Of H.
Phillips, adjoining H Edison and Others, living
Immediately between the G. & 0 R. R. and
the Parkersburg turnpike about miles
West OF Stanton. and containing about
256 CRES F{LA.ND
long oted for its productiveness. It has nearly
100 acres of heavy, original growth of Oak and
Hickory timber. The buildings are all new
Bakers creek runs through the South west por-
ton OF the tract, and there are fine cisterns in
the yard, affording an abundant supply OF soft
water. Part of the land possesses UNSURPASSED
advantages for a Vineyard, mills, church and
schools are in sight and very convenient.
There are upon the land beds of valuable
ron Ore, pronounced by experts to be of supe-
rlor quality and to exist in abundance. The
Farm is under good fencing-part of it new
post and rail-
7 RMS OF SALE-Cash enough TO ma, costs
Of suit and sale, or good negotiable aote at 60,
days; the balance in one, two, .hrse and fonr
years, upon bonds with approved perso nal seen
rlty, Bearing interest at s4 pen cent from, cav
of sale, and vendors liep, 9elnx retained aaalt;,
mate security. Plat ana survey to be exhibited,
on day of sale.
s. TRAVERS PHILLIPS,
THOMAS D. RANSOM.
Jan29tds Commissioners,
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--~&eA<~

JUDGE r. W. HUGHES, as an official
courtesy, went to the Executive Office in
the Capitol, Saturday, to take the deposit
ton of his old antagonist, Gov. kemper,
as President of the State Board OF CAM
yassers. in the Goode-P Plat contested cleo
ton case. Ex-Gov. Wise and Jno. LIZ On
are counsel for Platte.
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CONSCIENCE MONEY. IA Catholic priest
sends from RiehMend, Va, to the war-de-
parment ten dollars, which he says belongs
to that department., and which was prob
ably received in the confessional. Chief
Clerk Crosby Immediately sent the amount
to treasurer Spinner. to be placed tn the
credit of the 'conseiance fund.-
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TINE FIRST NATIONAL BANK having been
consolidated with the National Valley
Bank of Stanton, movement has been set on
foot by business men of the town and county
for the organization of a new Bank. About ff-
ty thousand Dollars of Stock has already been
amount is reached. Stock lists will be found
at the Office of Mayor Nicholas K Trout at the
indicator Office, and in the hands of Messrs.
N. P. Ca,lett, D. q. McGuffin, VIM L. Bum
gardner, P. B. Hoge, r S. Harnesberger, H. G.
Palmer. A. B. Lightner, j. E. BoIin, Thos. B.
Antrim, s. B Brown, John Towberman, A. S.
Sproul, Geo. W. Swoope, G. 7. Palmer and 9th
ers feb5-3t
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AMONG the speakers VINO welcomed the
National Grange on the occasion of its
meeting at Charleston, s. c., last week,
we're the well-known ex-Cenfederates. G.
&. Memminger and W. L. Trenholm.
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APANTKEI The Carol va. )"News"
reports that 2 panther is roaming about
in that county, and that a few days since
it attacked two Young men near Grayson
Sulphur Springs. They tried to kill it
with their knives, and it elnded III their
efforts.
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VIRGINIA has received into her treasury
900 from fines paid by commercial tra-
velIers for violation Of the revenue laws
during the last eight months.
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Brig, Gen. VIM. Hays, U. S. A., a native
of Richmond, Va, is dead.
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JANUARY 1st and JULY LIST
in each year. Said Bonds exempt from city tax
es, and the Coupons receivable for all city dues
and taxes.
These Bonds are part of an issue of $50, 900
authorized to be made for the construction of
Water Works to supply the City with water for
DOMES1 &c and MANUFACTURING purposes.
The faith and credit of the City is pledged for
the payment of Principal and Interest of this
loan, and in addition, it is required by ordi-
nance that the water rents, or so much thereof
as may be necessary be set apart to pay the in :
terest and provide a sinking fand for the final
redemption of the bonds.
For further information apply to the National
Valley Bank, Staunton, which is authorized to
sell the said bonds.
i 52 I s H as: Finance Com.
jan22tf
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GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN
THE CITY OF STAUNTON

| GALE OF TALuABLE House AND LOT IN
- THE CITY OF STANTON,
| The undersigned trustees in deed of trust ex-
>ecuted by Owen G. Morris, to secure certain
debts due to Hull, Atkinson 4 Co.; and of rec
ord in the clerk Office the Hastings Court of the
City Of Stsunton, Deed Book g. page 1898. win
by virtue of authority vested in them BY said
deed and upon the written request Of said Hull,
Atkinson & Co., sell at,ppb.ie auction on
SATURDAY 2eth Gay OF FEE BRUARY
1878, That certain STONE HOUSE with the lot
of ground on which 1t is situated and its sppur-
tenanees, on West side of Augusta Street in the
aforesaid city, between the Spectator Printing
Once and the Store House OF Mcmahon Nc.
Quaide and for better description of which
property reference is hereby made to the afcre
said trust deed. The sale will take p!ass an
Augusta Street in fronto of the property
TERMS OF sALE.~-Eqoagh essh Ia hand to
defray the costs Qss sats and pay the debts &C.
cured in ls aicgs said trast deed say about SIG,
90, ssa rasiduS in three equal annual install
nents VITA interest from the day of sale. For
the deferred instalments. bonds with annvoved
personal security will be required sad tha t;tle
of the property will be withe,a ss ultimate sa-
curity. NIX. 'FRONT.'
THos. G. EIEER,
9"H@Z-soa Trustees.
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Senator Graham, who blowed on stowell
in the cadet bribery natter, has been pre-
sented by the NottoWay Grand Jury for
forging a signature to the cadets petition,
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A UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS OF
"A. FICE, to-wit :-Estray Steer taken up by
VIVA. Pannell Sr.,s on his land near Waynes-
boro the day of June 1874, of the following
description, viz
. A STEER Of. Roam Color, marked with under
keel in right ear, supposed to be fifteen months
old and appraised at S. by L. N. Butler. Thos.
B. Garter and VIM. Pannell Jr. before Geo. A -.
Bruce, j. P Extract Teste:
jan29 St WILLIAM A. BURNETT, CPk
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

->~~-~-~>~~>~~o--0-
HOMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.
" :.
In pursuance of decretal order Of the Circuit
Court of Bath County, rendered at the Novem-
Der term S74 in cause therein pending in which
Adam G. Cleek, late Sheriff of Bath County,
and such administrator of Francis E. Suck
ett decd, is Plaintiff and James Mayse admir-
ct ais, are Defendants. Notice hereby given
to the parties Plaintiffs and Defendants, thst
shall proceed, at my Office, at Bath Court
House, Virginia, on
MONDAY the 9th day of MARCH. 1875,
LIST. To state and settle the account of JohA
Cleek, Jr. S. B. e. and as such admir- Of James
Mayse, decd,
ID. To take an accounts of the unsatished
liens, by Judgment Or otherwise, upon the lands
of said intestate, showing their legal priori-
ties
Sd. An amount of the unsatisfed liens on
the lands of which the Defendant George
Mayse was seized at the time of, and since the
rendition of the payment of the Judgement of the
Plaintiffs intestate..with their pliorities, and
4th. The annual rental and fee simple value
all the lands herein referred to.
Given under my han d this 9th day OF Februa
ry 1875.
c. R. McDANNALD,
Comm'r in Chy., Cir. CT. Bath County.
Terrill, p.q.
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DUBLIC SALE OF A o,,r,prx
I'M AUGUSTA COUNTY VA.

The undersigned Commissioners in pursuance e., ol
decree of the Circuit Court OF Augusta county, II
ginia in three Chancery causes, (brOllgnt On 70 ps
heard together,) in which Denmead Y Son, haymono
g. Campbell, and Eyler, Cooper & Co.. are IeSpe Spec
lively Plaintiffs and the Buffalo Gap iron ana oitti
Company and Others Defendants, will sell at puo'c
auction,
Wednesdag, the 3rd day Of March, 1879,
at BUFFALO GAP in the aforesaid county. all the
REAL ESTATE
of above named Company. Said Real Estate embra-
ceS tract of
NTINERAh LAND
containing about 145o acres, with
TWO VALUABLE IRON FURNACES
thereon and FARM of about 600 acres. These two
parcels of Land will be sold separately
TheMineral tract lies in and around depression
in the North mountain range through which the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad passes, known as But
falo Gap The veins of ore on this land have been
but partially developed owing to the fact that the
Furnace heretofore operated it was plentifully
supplied with good ore from the neighborhoOd, de-
vered at the Furnace. at an average price Of $3.50
| per ton.
Competent mineralOgists and miners, who have
| examined the openings made the property, ex-
press the opinion that ore exists it in veryi res
| quantities.
There are quarries of good limestone on the and
| and much of it is well timbered.
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GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN v.v
NESBORO.
as trustee IN deed of trust. execaAad TO me-
5 Sy o9nn A. Lutz and Hester A. Laz his xite.
Clerks Office of the County Goart of Angns tas
shall on "S'aas
9 . HNg
SATURDAY, toe 24th day of JULY 7s
seil on the premises, publicly, to ab, b;.h-
IS! plsaer' the HOUSE and LOT sasntioned II
s W "a aeea OF trust being Lot kaowa Us No. % in
the Plat laid off by James Flask - IA
Terms-Cash
jan22-6m BIN. ELLIS r.
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NJ o TIC e!
All persons who know themselves indebt-
ed, either by Note or Open Account, to the
irm of Gabriel Hirsh or Gabriel Hlrsh & Co.,
will please call and settle before the LIST of March
or the same will be left in the hands of Col.
lectorA
GABRIEL HIRSH.
Staunton, Va, February 4, 1875.
feb5-3t
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NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO

A NHESAFEAkE AND OHIO
r on AND %i ffte n snfday April 10TH 1874
25 a Nit M TRAM FROM srAu roy-For
Rehmon sf0ns eay eSKeept arrShg e at
nos nn f3I iynethbug Bristol nxe e cbafa
andria, washington and the North, ior Alex
n:40 I. M, EXPREss.-For Chs,b,++o;,,
irving at Richmond, 44O A. NJ This sunday ar
~ Cnaflottesvle for Lynehb,rg Bristol K Tote IS
Chattanooga and the South, at sya qSn
exandfla Washington and the North AND at tor Al
mono 1or petersburg, Norfolk Weldon WI q itch
CHafiest9n savannah, Danvflle Greenshnrn gsons
ioste ", ana ~ ~ POINTS Southeast. Onaf-
,1 an A. NJ, CINCINNATI EXPRESS Nh, f,,
VIZ ~ Xpx,eton, White Sulphur and ali Sttin
Msst OF white Sulphur daily eScent an nettions
relhg az huntington, $50 p NJ his ra ar
p poStS ~ huntmgton with the CompanV's Steam COL
t'os AZ ana Fleetwood, arriving at Cincnnn I'm,
an III th t se 10 connect With the monines Trains
az 91ie aiileTent lines running out OF Cncinnaf
o:no F. = ~ MA1L IRAIN.-For Hinton and ali bta
H Iae 10 o!a 5 daily Except Sunday Al
Ha a0F Rates Tickets and Information arils isnr w
$40 "A. M. AccoMMoDAT;a1 lar Ricbmond,
and all intermediate statioa Monav or,iono
only arriving at Richsssana $3.50 "A. M. Va
A. H. PESRY, Genera, snner;n+ans
a GnSAH VA.El, Gan, Pass ssa Ticket AT
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sNOUMAN'S DICTIONARY OF EVERY
Lay WANTS."
Containing 20 200 Receipts. In nearly eve
ry department of Human Effort. Large vo.
cloth Price 81 so Fine CHRONIC l6,4 20
given to every Purchaser of the book.
For sail at
OLIVIER l. WHEAT'S
febl2-tf Booksellers and Stationers.
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SATURDAY 2eth Gay OF FE BRUARY

T VOWS TOOTH TABLETS, for cleansing
~ and beau0.uying the Teeth and purifying
the breath--lor sale by pN'''''
GEO. MAYS & CO.,
nov Is Augusta street.
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NoglcE E!

w A N T E OIL
de2,t 90 Bushels Rye. and .Aaaa Bushels Corn
livered at Folly Mills, On the Greenville .soad,
tor which the highest market price. will be paid
In cash. EQSIER.& Co.
jaa29 lm Stannton Va
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900 ONN WAT BONDS OF TIE
DOU.UOO CITY OF sT4UNTON ARE
OFFERED FOR SALE---In Coupon Bonds of
$1,000 and $500, bearing eight (s) per cent
interest payable
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THFFINGER, CRAIG & GRATTAN,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
STANTON, VA.
Will practice in Augusta, Rockbrdge, Rock
ingham, Highland, Allegheny and Bath.
Special attention given to the collection of
debts and prompt returns made. (febl2'6m
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

THE SCENES AT ITS PASSAGE IN THE
HOUSE-THE vOTES-HOWaIT is RE-
GARDED IN THE SOUTH--WHfTE REPUR-
LICANs IN NORTH CAROLINA LEAVING
PARTY
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tolls and ammunitions of all kinds.
They are hnst-class gunsmiths, and
repair firearms in the best and most
wOrkmanlike manner.
There are a number of good hotels
in the place, the principal among
which are Dyers Hotel, American
House, Planters House, and Railroad
Hotel. There are also several res
taurants in the place, where meals
can be obtained at any time. There
are three blacksmith and wagon
shDp--Juhn Neal0n, II. Haas, and
Draper & Coat which a good sup
pIv Of two, four and six horse wagons
of Balm, SchuitIer, Studebaker, Muir
ply, and ESpeuchicd make, can be
ALWAYS found, with bows and covers.
Besides the above there are 81 num-
Der Of boarding houses tailor shops,
barber shops, small retail stores, &c,
that we cannot spare time to give in
detail.
The public may rest assured that
there are abundant facilities in Chey-
enne 10 outfit everybody at this point
who may start for the Black Hills or
Northern Wyoming; and that it can
be done cheaper here than parties
can outfit at other points, and trans
port their outfits here. Besides they
will know just what they will need
when they get here, and can avoid
purchasing useless and cumbersome
articles.
There is n good stock market at
this place for the purchase and sale
of horses, mules, and cattle. Severnl
persons are engaged more or les, IN
the business of dealing in stGck,
among them w. NJ. Ward, J. G. Alb
ney, Barnard & Co.. and Tracy 81 Co.
Those who will cOIne TO Cheyenne
rs the starting point will saw money,
time and trouble in purchasing their
mining outfits at this place.
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A. s%ntorius, Captain srd ,Avslry. eomd-g c" E.
3rd Cavalry and Post
VIM. Abbot, 2nd Lieuienanl9 b Infantry, Post
Adjutant.
o N. Rockefeller. 2nd Lien euanl 9Th Inrantr:
A. A. Q. NJ. and A. c. :.
c. V. PeItys, A. a. Surggon-PC-t surgeon.
W. W rogers. Isl Lieutenant 9TH Infantry. com
mRndinE Co F.
W. L. Holman, LIST Lieutenant 9th Infantry. com
mnudinG Co. K.
H.. r l.cmley, End Lieutenant. Bird Cavslry, Co. X
Absent
Major X. +. Townsend, 9th Infantry, leave OF
absence.
Cap. c D. Emory, 9Th Infantry, a. D. C. to Gen.
AUEu,.
Capt:G. B. Russell, 9th Infantry, a. D. c. to Gen
Augur.
Let Lieutenant A H. Bowman, 9th Infantry, re-.
cruitiug service.
gPoTTgD TAIL AsENcT-HEpRAsEA.
Major f. A. Howard, u. S. indian Agent.
q. II. Jeweit, Trader.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Ne from the
effects Of Errors aud AbEssf IN early life. Man
hood restored. ImpsdImspts TO Marriage re.
moved NAw method of :roa'ncnt. New and
remarkable remedies. Books Snd oircniar-
sent free. In sealed envelopes, Address. NOW
ARO ASSOCIATION 4f9 \ Ninth ST.. Phiiadel-
phta. Ps., AN In<fitHrinn hIvi1g a high repufa.
t4ion fuE boD0rsS4s cordnc' aud n~nsssiousl
xii. iznS-II
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ROSTER
OF conHsis-ioaed oneer al Fort d.
A.. Ru1seiI, ". z.

4. Ru4peiI. u. Z.
J. J. REYNOLDS, Colonel Bird Cav y,
Commanding Post and District
Major John Y. Dubois, 2ri Cavalry
z. Rsgln, Post Chaplain
r. W. O'Reilly, Asst Surgeon L s a
Major A. q. DaIla, 23rd Infantry
Ntu. T.. Brandt, \ A Surgeon. CSA
Capt g. T. Haskell, 22rd Infantry
Capt r g ESkridge. 23rd Infantry
Lirut J II Pardpc, 23Hi Infantry
Isl Lieu; and AdJt J B johnson, Bird
Cavalry
Lieut. jeorge F Chase, Bird Cavalry
CHEYENNE O. NJ. DEFof.
Major JAS. N. MOORE. Q~uartprma--
ter L ; Army. Depot Or MASTER
Capt 4 x Long, COmmissarg OF Sub
~sistence
Cnpt George X BraCy, 23,d Infantry
Lieut. Louis r Stille, 2jrd Infantry
CHEYENNE.
Major T. II. STANTON, PaymastrE
q S Army.
Charles Bostwick, storekeePer.
FORT LARAMIE.
Lieut. Col L. P. Bradley. yah lnf,u
try, commanding POstu Ed district
OF BIack Hills.
1T Lieut.. Leonard Hay. Sdju'aEt 9Th
Infantry, Act. Asst. All. G"urrnl.
lst Lieut.. Alfred Morton, g.h luian-
Iry, Pust Quuriermt-'er
lst Lisut. James Regain, gIh lnftnGry,
a CS
Dr. a. Hartsuff, Asst. sJrIeon { ).
Cupt. john 4. Devin, AJatant 9'th
Infantry.
Capt Edwin Pollock. 9th Infantry.
Capt n. : Burt, 9;h Iu'autIy.
Capt G. !. Won Hermduu, iIh intjy
Capt. John l.uuie de LauLente;,, 4th
Infantry.
Capt E J. Spaulding. Pad Cavalry.
Capt Juhu Mix, 2nd Cavalry.
l-t Lieut. Henry Setou, 4 InftnirN
lst Lieut. Butler ID. Prize, itli IuGY
2ud Lieut. +. /. Baily, fth Infantry
Bad Lieut. Louis A. Craig, 9th lnit'y
2nd Lieut. II. C.. a Point. 2ud Cav!
3nd Li"ut +. +. Norris, gih lnfI'y
2ud Lieut. j. j. U'Brieu, 4Ih iuIt'y
Bud Lieut. John CUTlr, 2Gd Cavalry
ExpcGitiuuary forces ia the ho!d
for the summer, rcreiviuE supple
from Fort Laramie, Camp Robinson
and Camp Sheridan.
Co \, lad Gvaly, Capt. r. Is D"w-
ecs, Ii. O'Brien and 1T. Pirr-"n
Co T.. 2uh Cavalry, lsi Lieut.. {. I.
Hall and LIEUT. j. \. Allison
Co /, Pad Car'Iry. Capt Henry Nuyrs
and Lieut. +. w. kjng-burV
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RLACKsMITHING.& &C.
H. II AAS, YtoDaes street
+. NEALOS, TONES street
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FRS! NATIONAL lphJ seet
STEBBINS, WILBOR & co.
EegoL on Street
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, 18th street
9. E. THOMPSON. i76 &treQ.
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LEATHER d FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, 18Th street.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
=. I. HOLT, PlSt-0Gfrrs RiiIdfto
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BAKERIES
UNDERWOOD 4 MCGREG DR.,
EHtePriss B kay
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BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, 18Th street
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ATTORNEYS.

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