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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
vALUBLs ONO RIVER LANDS
aI EOR 0AL.R

So
WIZ suhssrih<s having eencIsds3 90 ssssr 20
meni with > 3 Shsiser. Esq. fs The dss,ssca
and ale % h,s estate. esssssivsiy knaAn 90 she n,-
soaia. fsesstly IN the passesslun sf he ,is Phs-
lanI er fSorss sDe,siy, sssastsd 20 he Obi. liver.
IN ss 'inoni county. ohia. soaisiniog 2 300 ,rfss Of
land. which ~s have divided is,o II fsn.s sf dis
's'fn' d'msnsonss sna which Ne sow snss ff ssis
on accommodating terms. a Large psr5sn ef these,
lsrds are cisasef and IN fss ssss Of eoiaixasicn.
ssserai fine orchards 81 srgls end Prseh sssss are
opon them. Thsy were covered originality with
Sugar Tree. wslnsi. Beach. Poplnr. Pawpav. &r.
Ne; and all rnssess insshsssiibia beds % ccsi sod
lee esiane all ~ which injissis lsnds u asssusFs<-
cd fertility. a gsot p-srsion ~ the tract . sfxsr
bsitem 81 he ssfy hest qsaIity. On enc u shess
tracts 10 srss,ed q house hires stsfes hsgh. sad O.
pabls Of accommodating q very lsrxe eoasa ins
schosi. sad - well adapted fs such : purposss-
The ssses 10 siiasssj I've and . half miles South cf
The city e Whseling. cas Of the most ihsifty end
PROSPEROUS towns on the Ohio river. ssrni>hsre .
sc2i market fos svsfy description VI Proisss. cad -
rsPidf, ieesessins IN popuissi>a. rae s<ssssn y
bssund question hssis;sy. 70 n ,hs ns'dss q 90 IN
dssifssas snd rnofsI people. Tile pdispufsb's~-
Any psrsoa y issiuz 10 sxonrins ell 90 either efihess
farms esa hsve theis hosndsriss poisted esi 10
Ines. By ceiling apsa Jsass NicHoLs, living On
The ritsr lmmsdsa,siy below me ifsc,. who wlfs
give every IN formation ss - prices. terfas. &c. 40
o. sp~a other - he subscribers ~ heir reid eness
ROBERT ~ DAWSON. WFS,tssili<.
Tnscsssnas co. Ohio.
AG(s2uRN. Csxis. Harrison c., o.,
For Title, ref o--Gos shsnnon. ~ clsinv,lis,
o. Joseph Sharon. E,q. Csisz O. Y Jsosl-. Esa,
wbsslins. Vel Jao c Can P,eu. Eco. wsli-tssss
Va Smw dsr 20
Reporter. ws.hins,on. Pc: G.ss,ls. s. cls,r.sill~.
Gazette. fitsshsfsh; iisrsLi. sssuh~nslse. q: paf-
hsh weekly 70 sssoaes Of -, asd shsfxs shk sakes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
THE REWARDS OF PRAcE.-T

THE REWARDS OF PEACE.-The fol-
lowing extract is tiinelyhnd appropriate. Psss
II ound, &c lovers Of peace. and let tbs world
see whffe the money gees 70, that should feed
the hungry. oio,lc the naked, and give to the
nations the light OF lite. Pass IL round. and let
political %asPimnts know. that war tcas.es
more by millions than ambition grdsps. And
they that hnd ladlt wi;h oar benevolent en,ef-
prizes. or our social organizations, let them
leam TO abhor social disorganisafion, as a
thousand told more expensive than the largest
plans oil philanthropy aud more dreadful than
the worst ioTms OF social dcsrolism-
"utye ne The money that has been spent in
war, and viii purchase avery foot OF land on
the globe. Will cloth every man woman aud
child IN IN attire that kingsaad Queens might
be proud OF. Twill build a school. house on
every hill side aud every valley over the earth.
! will supply that school house with a comps
tent teacher. will build an academy in e.
very town, end endow it-a college in every
s'ste, AMI fi ~ with able professors. I will
crown every hill with q clfurrh. consccuted
20 the PRONUNCIATION of the gospel OF peace. !
will support IN it, pulpit an able teacher of
righteousness 50 that on every Sabbath morn.
ing the chime on one bill shall answer TO the
chime on another, around the esrth's broad
circumference and tho voice Of prayer and the
song OF praise shall ascend as one universal
offering TO Heaven"
The foregoing is no hyperbole, bui a simple
portrait OF what isiTte and practicable; asany
one can see who will use his srithe mite, geo
gnPhy and history sufficiently TO make the
calculation. Would that the schoolmaste,
were more generally abroad; aud that his ,each.
ings might lead the sovereign peoole ,o -,
and feel that they are responsible Tor the chsy
sc,er and doings of the men 10 whom ,hc,
commit the destinies Of tle nation. and ,bs,
their wilt must give direction To tho nohIie
councils.-N Y. Jopr. Com. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

On motion Of Mr. yosl r.. lngersoli. IL was
Resoircd. That the Committee 'ou the Post
Office sod. Post Roads be Instructed 10 in-
quirc end report on she expediency Of intro-
|dudng into The PoskOficr lawss ppo<ixon
for The prepayment OF postage, andthe chArgc
Of double postage when IL Is not previously
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
LOVE FOR THE nEAn-1

LOVE FOR THE DEAD.-Tbe love ,b.,
survives The tomb, says Irving, Is one OF tho
noolest attributes Of the soul. II ia has n.
woes. u hss likewise its delights: and when
TIE overlN helning burst of grief is aimed oto
tue gentle ,earoi recollection, then the sudden
anguish snd conclusive agony over tbe present
rains OF ell That we most loved are soflened
away into pensise mediiaiionA on all that was
~ t1c day OF It's loveiiness. Who would roo,
such . SORROW irom uie heart. though IL NAV
somellmes throw a passing cloud over ihe
o''s hout OF gaiety, OF spread a sadness syer
the hour Of gloom vet v NO would eScb.nsc I,
even ior lhe sony ol pleas,ire or the b,,s7 80
feveifyf No. there il a voicc from tie ,ou,h
sNestfE u'~a song there H. a rrmcmbmnce If
ne dead io which we turn even from the
eharmof the living. y"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19

NIR0INfA TO wir-As ssl~s hold in shs
cssts fiss OF The C,scsis sspsstss Cssu &c
Lsss sad chsnresy Zoe Tyler evsnsy. sks 9sA deg
oi Jsnsssy 1876. rtt. ...ee 4sr
hash f~opies sse'r rasndiss Of J.seph \ sF 81 ID
fsaples. Jehn Psoeics. 11sssss Psos
pscs and Mary Psssi<s. ehiidssa and
heirs 90 law Of laash Peoples jnns. ! s4a 8a
deceased. t% CoapissssstI 49, esiass
rf -r %. a ea4srgtt ii - lsets
Caleb Walker. Eii.sss,h Peoples, wid. cisscsvv.
90 efissh tcspls. jan's. dscesseS. -
Jsseph Peoples. John Peoples. T'hop- si
as Peoples and MARY Peoples. isGas @an sat
children % me ssid Hugh psopiss
jans. dscesseJ. ta D~6xsis.f.e sues sTe
1hss day essse shs cumpissnsns ~ hss Aitesnxy
and He'd he bail in shis csose. and he defkpisnrs
Ei'rssss'h Peoples. Jrecph Pc pies. john Psp,.se~
Th-mss PsoPles end Macy Peoties. not avias en-
ss'ed fheir appearances and given security s<eo<3j1g
20 the act Of ass~mbiy end The suies ef skh Cseo&:
sud u appearing by satisfactory sviJetex sksf skey
ere mot inhshssapts cf shis ssa,s--Oa ssnsson vf he
complainant by bic Attorney. IL - ordered shss sks
Sad Ei'r,bs'h Peoples. Joseph fseris,, Julan Poo
Piles. Thomas Peopiss end Mar Perp(ss. - sp,tss
here ga The feel Aiandsy % Agsil psu, ~ sss4ss
The compisinaa''s ball. sad that = ceey ~ His sslss
bs inserted In The whsslins Tims. and ss<Hs BE-
'wo snsn,i,s ,sccessiseiy. asd posted a. she Cosrt
hcuss door cf This e,unsy. fseta
A eepy-Tnis.
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~ w SOi-Tbe News LONDON Ad,oos,,
~ys. that tom TIE Report ofthe Orlnance Ie
pAItmea,' q appears tlst~ Springfield made o.
yer Yen tn0tsaDd Inuskets more than we've
'nesir 81 hafpefs Ferry. cfaboai zee Rmes a.
aany, iof ,he sans money! Thus, hss mus
neta ~ o~Pnngheid cost the sane az one A.
9 fefty' IL a just % with our South.
e'n inints-the exPensc 81 coming Is epor.
mou-'y Efes'sf 81 tbe Soaih than u Philsd.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-19
ANecDOTE or THE BEGGARS IN
NMIfIllNGAR-


When the gallant 10Th were msoovcd 10
Mulliuaar. IL vas Supposed that tbs tewn
.,pportri a greater aumbcr Of bcgsors Dan
,as one in the kissgs dominions. 1Xe swarm
ol p,upers rendered the streets almost Inn
,Assable. aud ingress aud egress 20 aud from
\ shop occasionally impncticable. New
bergors were to the hcad Major an sbomina-
,;na' and for two DAYS be e~nsconccd himself
IN his ;oivings, rather than the beg
oars at Mulingar. Confinement viii ~
crease bile. and bile may induce govt; AL. at
last, wearled ct captivity, I've allied forth,
and TO every applicant, ios relief he replied
b. specifying on carly day on which be wish
ed the numerous applicants 10 call upon nun
et a particular hour. and above all things 10
b. punctuai, His wish was attended to
faithfully, and on tho expected moment, the
street where he resided was completely block
ed up. The Major undsra volley OF bless
Jugs, appeared at the hall door.
Are you all hese. he inquired, in accents
OF cnderest compassion.
All yer honos-an. young and ould.' re-
spooded a big beggarman.
"We're ali here, Colonel, avourneerEp ey.
claimed q red viraso, ''but my poor man Bri-
eny Biccogh; aud he, the cratur, tell into thc
fire on saturday night. aud him hearty. and
sorrow a ster can ne make, good or bad"
"Ah them 2id the humane commander.
why then should poor Brieny b. left out
Array, run yourself, aud bring the cripple to
usg'
Ina twinkling oil went the red vingo. and
alter a short absence issued from a nsighbor-
ing lane with Bneny on her shoulders
AM yousll here now inquired the tender
hearted major.
Every single sowl OF us" said an old wo-
man in reply.
"oehi that the light Of Heaven may chine
on his honor's dying hour, but its he that il
10 the poor" ;
Amen" responded q hundred voices.
silence said the major, as he produced q
small book bound in red morocoo.
Whist yc sowls,' cred the big bcgsar'
man.
~s,An We listeninaf" sr.s
"Sha! sha. yes, ycs,"was responded in Eng
lish and Irish. :
Then by the content Of this blessed book
rap ! won'tgivc Of We. You ~vagsbonds
i'll remain a twslvemonth in Mullingsr."
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HOUSE.

HOUSE. sE 4t
Among the business OF the day we find sh<
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sell. as a marx oil my respect Tor you.
',lti = RECORDED in the great disciplinary book
aud a copy SET np IN every Ciuec's porch; and
that ever alter, the halls of Justice, from the
most exalted 70 the most humble. were regar-
dci with a sort OF religious worthy
OF the limitation OF all the Faithful."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-25

about 5000 bales of cotton were imported into the
United stales then colonies) In ITO. In my next
may offer some remarks in reference 10 the future
prod uction OF cotton In tho United States showing
It's probable capacity for supplying deficiencies OF
future demands for consumption.
Stocks were all up again to-day. The produce
market was dull. Some 200 or 300 bales cotton
sold. No change in price.
Genesee -four sold to-day at IS 49, a IS IS.
New Orleans WINS offered at IS. Rye sold at 81
cents. Jersey corn, measure, at Ct a %. No
sales southern. No change in western provisions
Prices nominal, and quotations look downwards.
Exchange remains the same; freghts ditto. Sew
eral breaks have happened in the Erie canal
which impedes navigation.
The vessel for Liberia, with aid for the captured
Africans, sails on tho Isl May.
Yours, very truly,
MORGAN.
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ADJUSTMENTS

The circus under the Management of WEIGH
Mann, g. Delavan is attracting immense and respect.
able crowds of spectators. The performances are
conducted with great taste and decorum, and the
spacious pavilion is fitted up in the most comfora-
BILE style.
The Orphean family band of vocalists, Of
whom fame speaks highly-intend visiting this
metropolis in few days, and will give concerts al
the splendid saloon in Odd Fellows Hail.
Carus is making great preparations for his "May
ball, which will this be unusually brilliant
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-25

WI proceedings of the Southwestern convention,
held at Memphis Tennessee, giving the proceed
ings, addresses, resolutions, &c. at length Also,
the various committee reports on railroad commu-
nications between the Mississippi Valley and South
Atlantic ports on the agriculture of the South; on
the improvement of navigation Of Western rivers;
on the improvement of the Mississippi opposite to
81. Louis on the improvement of the Ohio, with the
report on the subject from the committee of
the previous Memphis convention; on the ware
housing system; on the manufactures Of the South;
on leveiling and retaining the lowlands on the
western rivers; On the submerged lands of the State
of Missouri; on western marine hospitals; on lake
harbors and lake defence; military road through
Arkansas; on ship canal connecting the western
rivers with the akes forts and defences of the In.
dian frontier; with other matter, memorials, &c
Price SO cents. Just received by
April 25 F. TAYLOR.
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ny A. GRRnN, Anetisaeer.

. - ~&Sy
HOUSEHOLD AND. KITCHEN FIR
IL NITURE AT AVCTION.-On We'd
nesday, the 18th instant shall SELL at the residence
Of gentleman declining housekeeping, on G street,
between 18th and 18th streets, near the Methodist
Foundry church, at 10 o'clock, a. m, his house.
hold and kitchen furniture; we enumerate, in
part
Mahogany sofas, sideboards, and bureaus
DO pier, dining, breakfast, and card tables
Do rocking cane and other chairs
Feather beds, bedding, mattress, and bedsteads
Washstands, toilet set
' Andirons, shovel and tongs and tenders
Parlor, chamber, hall, and step carpets, rugs, &c
Parlor and other stoves, stair rods, &C.
Also, lot of fine paintings, among which are a
marine painting of the Constitution passing the rock
ST Gibraltar. ...
And good lot of kitchen utensils
Also, good COW.
Terms: Ais sums ofand under 800, cash; all sums
over $40, credit of two and four months, for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
A. GREEN,
April 25-3t Auctioneer.
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rRANsLATIos.l
"NOTICE TO MARINERS.

"The royal commissioners for the management Of
maritime affairs in Sweden, do hereby notify all
shpmasters and seafaring persons, for their gui-
dance, that in the course of the present year the
following works are To be performed and carried
mtg effect on the lighthouses here below specified,
viz:
81. The two coal-lights on 'Nldingen,' stu
ated in the Categst $40 10" north latitude and 800
q east longitude from Fewoe, or 10 So east
longitude from Greenwich, are TO be altered and
reconstructed into perpendicular lentille-ights of
the third class, Jsu fses, and the towers TO be
made considerably higher. This alteration will be
commenced in April ofths year, and thetght is to
lie continued, pending the performance ofthe work,
and until the new lenulle-ghts shall be exhibited
by means OF the application Of sderal lamp of the
larger size, suspended on each Of the towers, and
opening on the Cattesat. IL is presumed that the
alteration and reconstruction in question will be
completed by the first of October next, when the
lenue-llghts will be Immediately exhibited; but
should this (through unforeseen obstacles) not be
the case, the provisional lights will be steadily
maintained during the ensuing winter, and so until
the lentllle-lights are fairly under way.
-. The erection of lighthouse In TO be
commenced early IN the spring ensuing, the
southern point Of Gotlland, about three thousand
swsdi.h yards from Hobers's Point, on the noun
tain known by the name Of 'Klefren.' In this
lighthouse will be introduced a revolving reverbe-
rating light, or mirror-hght.
"Further particulars respecting the time when the
aforementioned lights will be ready and exhibited
for service, &c, will hereafter be communicated.
STOCKHOLM, ID Feb, 1886"
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, April %, ls46.
The following TRANSLATION Of a notice TO mariners
has been received at this department. from the lega.
ton OF the United States at Stockholm, Sweden.
MARINE DEPARTMENT.
"Notiee is hereby given that the following light
houses will be altered, erected, during the present
year.
First The two lighthouses on the rocky clus.
ter in the CategaG Ndngrn, situated in north lati-
tude $40 49,, and longitude 300 g., east Of FeWoe,
or ITO So east Of Grssnpieh, are TO be altered by
giving greater elevation TO the towers, and adapting
them for a lentille light, JsU fsos' of the third
order.
Second. These alterations will be commenced in
April; and during their continuance the light will be
maintained by the suspension Of large sderal
lamp shining towards the Cattegat. 1t is antcipa-
ted that the towers will be completed by the LIST OF
October but should the progress Of the work be
tarded by any cause later than that period the
mode of lighting will be continued during the win
ter.
Third. new lighthouse TO be mounted with
four spres) will be commenced early in the spring,
on the southernmost extremity Of the island Of
Cortland, (or Gotland,) about 5000 ellis from the
point called Hoberg, on the rock Kefren. This
new structure will be lighted by a rotary lamp with
powerful reAectors.
"More detailed information will be given here
after, as to the number Of revolutions and bearings
of the light just mentioned"
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We are gratihed to learn that our consul at Gas-
gov, Joseph Cowdin, esq, is succeeding in draw
ing the attention ofthe Scottish public to the nutri.
uous qualities Of our Indian corn. We must say
that Mr. G. shows real sni good sense il this mat
ter, worthy ofthe highest praise. lfal eonsuls
we're !. sctive and intelligent as this gentleman, il
would be much better for our country.
NJ Y Telegraph.
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TARMAN ON wILLs.-First American c

TARMAN ON WILLS.-First American ed-
.D tion with notes and references to American de-
clsons, by J. c. Perkins. Just published, and this
day received for sale by +. TAYLOR.
81 regard this treatise as one of the highest or
der"-Simon Greenleaf
1T is incomparably the ablest, most complete,
and beat work extant on the subject-far more use
ful for the instruction of the student and for the
sistance Of the practitioner than all the books on
wills which have preceded it."-B. Rand, Boston
April IS
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

" ALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AUC-
TiON.-on Monday the 9th instant, shall
sell on the premises, n o'clock, p M, part of lot
No, H. in square south Of square No. SIG; fronting
on north street Is feet and 30 feet Deep near the
corner OF 4th street, with the improvements which
are good and substantial two story frame house,
with kitchen. Persons wishing to purchase a hand.
some and convenient house win do well to attend
the sale.
Terms: $500 in cash; the balance in six and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest. A deed
gwen, and deed Of trust taken. Title indisputa
BILE. A, GREEN Anc,;on.er
April 25-lt
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therefore, from the suecessfal experiments already
made that eventually and at no distant date, the IN
habitants Of Pollokshaws will be supplied with ex'
esllent, wholesome, and nutritious bread, at half The
price Of wheat bread"
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"INE STORE.--JOhn III. Buthmann,
w Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between Al
and 9Th streets, has received an invoice of Holland
gin, French wines in cases. brandy fruit and salad
oil, which he offers for sale; two pipes very old
Holland gin, Chateau Margeaux, 1884; Chateau
Leoville 1884, St. Julien 1887; extra quality Sau-
terne, 1926; Hunt Sauterne of superior quality.
Also, ordinary Sauerne and Vim de Grave; Hook
heimer of 1881 and 1884; brandy fruit assorted;
genuine olive (salad) oil Daily expected, Bordeaux
claret in hogsheads. April 25-3tif
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TU,up steam Engine, by the Artisan
club. London.-To be completed in "a
onar,o numbers, at one shilling sterling each, with
49, % f the above series, for April, 1875,
4. ~. 5sv rec.ived per Caledonia steamer. The
,,a.I w;ll he completed in July Of this year. and,
meantime, may be examined at the bookstore Of
April23 T, TAYLOR,
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r IFE and writings Of Hugh swinton

- Legare, late Attorney General; vols. with
Notwithstanding his Diary Of Brussels; journal
Of the Rhine; Extracts from his Private and Diplo-
matte Correspondence; 0rstions and Speeches; con
tributions to the New York and Southern Reviews,
&c, &c. An additional supply this day received
oy. +. TAYLOR.
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A MOST BEAUTIFUL and HEALTHY
"A RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-The SUBJ


scrloer being desirous of returning Barbados in
March, offers for sale his residence called "The Re-
treat, IN Washington county, d. G. The improve
ments consist Of spacious brick mansion, with
every out building requisite for the accommoda-
ton of large family or a boarding school. tits
situated on the Rockville turnpike road, about
one mile from the corporation line of George
town, and three from the public departments.
II will be sold with thrty-four or sixty -four
acres of land, forty of which are in high state
of cultivation, the balance in wood and pastu-
rage. On 1t Is large young orchard Of choice
trult, which has been In bearing only two years.
There is also abundant supply of excellent water
from well close 10 the kitchen, from whence il Is
raised to cistern in the second story by force
pump.
The title is indisputable and terms will be made
easy to an approved purchaser.
"A better opportunity for any one wishing to pos
sess most convenient and healthy residence in
good and friendly neighborhood, and so near to the
seat OF government, will not probably occur again
directly, the subscriber having spared no expense in
securing every comfort for permanent home. Be-
ing anxious to return to Barbados, he is willing to
make great sacrifice on what it has cost him. Pos
session can be given on the first Of March, or earlier
if desired. For further particulars apply on the
premises to RICHARD p PILE
Feb. lS-eotf
ENGLIsH BOOKS - Commercial Statistics,
- digest of the productive resources COM
merclal legislation, customs, tariffs, navigation,
port and quarantine laws and charges, shipping,
imports, and exports, and the moneys, weights,
and measures of all nations, including all British
commercial treaties with foreign States; by John
Macgregor, secretary Of board Of trade vols royal
Svo
The Orchard and Fruit Garden, with plates Hy
G. Mcintosh, c. F. G. III. s.
The Greenhouse, with plates by c. Mcintosh,
G. +. g. IS.
just received and for sale by
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
Next corner Al st. and Penn. av.
April 81