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EAPANNED WARE
~ IN PART AS FOLLOWS:
Lard Lamps, Sugar Boxes,
Oil Lamps, Tin Trunks,
CaudlestCks, Dressing Cases,
Tea Canisters, Cash Boxes
Match Safes, Spittoons, sc. &c.
ALSO, general assortment of Britannia Ware,
German Silver Ware, Cutlery, Pock It Books, Wal.
lets, Pins, Needles, Fish Hooks Hooks and Eyes,
Buttons, Thread, Combs, Perfumery, Hosiery, Cot.
ton, Gloves, Suspenders, Ink, Paste lacking lew
elry. and Fanc' Goods generally, for sale 10 dealers
at greatly reduced prices, for cash, by
ELIAS HALE,
app PAL No. 324 Baltimore street.
REW SPRING GOODS. Just received at
" No. 81 MARKET STREET, from Phiadel-
phia, a very handsome assortment of Spring CASH
meres Gamhroon Cassmeres; Gambroons; new 8 yle
Vesugs Bareges; Meuslin de LANES; Balzarine
Lawns; Musns; Ginshams Prints and beautiful
assortment of PAR tS0LS, PARASOLETTES and
SUN SHADES-which. with a general assortment
ofgentemen's and ladies' GOODS, and DOMESTIC
GOODS of every kind, will sell very low, and
specially request my friends and the public to call
and examine before they purchase elsewhere.
mh25 I'm JOHN 8. SELBY.
A NAPPLICATIONOF WHEELER'S TEA
n BERRY TOOTH WASH ia certain in one mi
mute, to entirely cure all TOOTHACHE, and effec-
tuay keep the tooth from decay. Soreness and soft
ness of the gums are each perfectly cured by it,
Bleeding of the gums il entirely stopped, and using
1t for the teeth, gums and mouth, preserves them,
and keeps them always pleasant aud in the best of
health.
07-Depot No. 12I BALTIMORE STREET, above
SOuh mh28
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NANS-FA Ns-FANs!

Hl7ANS-tA RS-FANSt
n STE.9RNS y SIKKEE,
No. 207 BALTlMORE-ST.,
between Charles and Light
Have now Oh hand, full assortment of Palm Leaf
Paper, Feather and Fancy FANS which they will
sci! (wholesals and re .a) at prices to suit mh27lm
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REW CARPETING. We have just received
~ r large and fresh assortment of CAkPETiNGS,
MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, SC. &C., which we
will sell at very reduced prices and on pleasing
terms-we name in parts
1000 yards Brussels CARPETlNG, Sl25 1.3s
1000 {" Imperial Three-py do ll2s a l.25
5000 &c KidderminsteI Ingr'n do 70 ga
5000 " Superine do do 62t 70
5000 &c Fine do do 10 all wool
1900 " Cotton and Wool do 3lta Sa
10000 OIL CLOTHS, all widths, 37a "a so
Together with full assortment of Table and Piano
COVERS, ! DOR MATS, WINDOW SHADES,
STAIR RODS, SC. SC, at equally low prices. We
shall be pleased to receive call from those in want,
as we are determined TO sell at extremely low prices.
and on accommodating terms.
N. B. 500 pieces d, 5 and Ga plain and colored
MATTINGS, just received and for sale as above.
SHAW, SMITH s. co.
233 Baltimore street,
| mh9 lm four doors west of Char
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NO TIL LADIES'. | have just opened
| small lot of ROYAL MECKLIN SHAWLS, n
~ beautiful article, to which would invite the at
IIion of the ladies'. Also, choice lot of NEW
E4KS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS and BAREGES.
OF which will be sold on reasonable terms.
Also, several cases LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFS.
i CHI below the usual price.
J. EDWARD BIRD,
No. 209 Baltimore-st
4p4 ueaT Charles street.
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WT ONTMORANCY IL. PRICE,
I'VE PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh94-n No. 60 3. CALVERT STREET.
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EDAPER STAINERs' PAPER. 1000 lbs
Il just received and for sale by
mh3l TURNER 81 NUDGE, 3 6. Charles-st.
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Z w. WEAVER, Successor to Jacob Wea.
81 ver0 UNDERTAKER, No. 30 s. SHARP-S1
| opposite the Church. nl8-6m
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| KATILLIAM w. LLSM. FASHIONABLE HAD
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. 4 N. GAY ST
Gentlemen's RazOrs set al the shortest notice. ais
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United states District Court.
Rof0re Judua Retts

MARCH 9-Wiuiam Ward vs.. The Ship Panama and
Frederick g. Cameron, CiaimanL-This was libel suit.
instituted by Messrs Woodruff Minturn, against the
ship Panama. her tackle and furniture TO 81 AIS
sterling appeared that Captain Cameron, about two
years ago, put into Hull in England with his vessel in
Distress and greatly damaged from the effects Of storm,
which she had then recently encountered and before
repair purpose he borrowed at Hull, from Mr.
Ward Ct as, to secure which he executed botomry
bond had his ship repaired and to New York.
and MIR Ward transmitted the bond TO woodruff Min
collection After the arrival Of Captain Came
rom he called caused person named Robinson TO call
&Mnturn order tomske arrangements for
the payment Of the bond but arrangement was
to- and Woodruff Mnturn caused the libel to be filed
The defence set up IT, that q person named Robinson
called on woodruff Minturn and offered TO raise ga
and pay in discharge Of the bond and that
money afterwards rendered he refused to receive
Il, and thereby broke his contract The claimant fur
Their alleges that bottomry bond not the proper
curity to be gwen for the advances made by Ward
in other words that his claim 10 not the subject Of
bottomry bond II ID also commended that the libel has
been proved. The lbelant meets the first part Of
the defence, which Is the most important, by sho ling
that person named Robinson called Woodruff
Minturn and offered them S3000 which they declined
accept that he called and stated that ne
could rsiss $780, and pay over. Mr. Minturn said
they brought that sum and paid IT, there woua 90 no
further difficulty. Robinson did not make ms aPpear
anco afterwards and they proceeded with the LIBEL and
had the vessel seized1 and was not unsm nve
after the seizure Of thu vessel that MI quincy csed
and tondered $4,000 which they hon decnsd 20
The case Il still under advisement for upsnen., Oe
dan Hoffman and VIM Barrett, Esqs for cieamsns Sno
Anthem and - Tyson, Esqs aa se4
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THE GENUINE PREPARATION.
DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
CONSERVATIVES.

nH those whose Lungs affected sIghtly should take
~ this Syrup without delay by which they may the
fixing Of that dire disease Tally and firmly How important
them avoid it. Never live day with cough when
Syrup be had and nearly CERTAIN with
DR.. SWAYNE's COMrouND SYRUP OF WILD
is compound Of Vegetable Remedies it is called Wild
Cherry because that article the basis Of the preparation II
combined with other Ingredients, that the eff
cheney given good qualities; supporter and pese
Of the powers and functions Of life, it has equal.
CAUTION ALI preparations Of Wild Cherry, except Dr.
Swayne fictitious and counterfeit and sprung up
after this remedy had itself into The sick
and Spurious Mixtures" but the genuine and be cured
Prepared only by Dr. SwAYNE N w of Eighth and
Race streets, Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail Charles H Rings ate Dr. Mil
1888 Bowery I'll Broadway Beecker Hudson
and 348 Grand liz lmsm
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DIR. SWAYNES
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION.
Honor to Whom Honor In Due.
may truly be
said, that no one has
ever been so successful in com
,z....I...,.- ..I...... x-h..k BE-. dn..

pounding medicine, which has doue
ease OF its and restore the Invalid TO Health and
comfort the nretor and Proprietor OF that deser
SYRUP WILD CHERRY and has been generally pa.
onzed by the profession and Others both IN this and
% on M or ss 20 70 eess & IN
ous and unhnknx By putting up Nosun. kinds Of various
cnrsRY and q much OF be name Of The erSme nenara
on will them from the lash Of the law and
the lmposto who puts out the common paregerie Of
paaiion On. swAYrEs CoMrouNp sTRyP Wild CHERRY,
"en Is' SY sUcH TTS%iPfosTERs
And purchase but tbs original and only genuine article
ed Regular and arose from many years close
attention 70 the Paccs Of the Profession and which led
best testimonials Of the unparalleled Of Dr. swaynes
Compound OF Wild Cherry, for the cure of
Consumption
Coughs. Colds Splitting Blood, Liver Complaint Tickling
Papaton Disease 81 Heart Pam II, the Side or Breast
Broken Constitution from various causes the abuse Of
TO ae world snT ohs
Of WHIP CHERRY me out The most scepcal may satisfy
themselves the truth Of the above by little inquiry
Philadelphia The genuine article prepared only by DR.
swAysE, whose office has been removed g w Of
Eighth and Race streets ,rhladelphi; The BAIsAM and
resold aed the proprieors obliged FALSE
HOOD aud SrRATAGEM to make their out Of it. The ge.
with blue wppar with yellow label with the propr,etor
signature atteched.
s'ss ns sEs e 81 Wits H eHEs
RY that has and repeaedl such %irsSucss
son and defiance the whole catalogue Of Patent Medi
% Snes Sy eva SfEsh 6 f sYGF
AoEsrs IN NEw YoRK-Charles H. Rim, Druggist, 100
b bss " SIsss11 s l.%
witch street.; Hart 9 Grand Everett 96 Hudson
Bailey Of Fulton and Sands streets. Brooklyn
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couditlon or the ssreets.

Allow me through your columns h as 70 cal tne amen
- he condition OF Sulivanst.. near Canal. The owl
ys ~ dwellings, utterly regardless fthe lives
8, nedesrans, have allowed the snow to accumulate
on the sidewalk all winter, and now the nuisance
sk,ll OF New York pilot to pass this iceberg IN
safety Verify the sufierings Of your subscribers IN
this neiQhborhood els intolerable." SULLIVAN.
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destroying 40 buildings Much suffering was
the consequence.
The Herald here as it is every where "the people
paper" suits the people, and they will have IT, and
long may those laurels which you have trumphany
achieved be kept before the people, and long
may its name which talent and energy have accomplish
ed, stand out in blazing figures Of bold reef-the He
raid, the Napoleon Of the press
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MOTHER'S CORDIAL.

ME superior efficacy Of this article when used in the last
pregnancy apparent that female who has
once experienced benefits would be willing sondi
nsh The suermgs attendant Child Birth half and
place 'oth ctld and neither in a state Of safety
Physca who has made this branch Of his practice
uar study For sale s2 Broadway Of John street
m
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One of the stages running between Atlanta and
Chehaw upset about ten miles North Of La Grange,
Geo. and several passengers were very severely,
though none seriously, injured
Jacobs, the man who has created such distress in
Cincinnati, by his doctrines and delusions. left last
week, with his press and types. His present where
abouts is Rising Sun, Ind.
The Springfield Republican says: "Miss Sarah
Rider of Lebanon, while drawing bucket Of water fell
headlong into the well and was drowned.
On the 9th ultimo, the weather was colder at
Ogdensburgh than had been at any previous time dur
ing this winterthe thermometer indicating % degrees
below at sunrise The snow was over three feet
deep level, and the travelling very uncomfortable
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YOUNGSTOWN, March 3, 1916.

NoRRIsTowN, March 3, 1916.
Sleighing- Obstruction Of Reading Raj Road
!SchuyikM Navigation Mineral Resources of the
Schuyijsil Valley, &c. &c.
The people here are enjoying the sleighng in first
rate style, as they have plentyopf snow, and, IN
some places, rather too much as it is nothing unu-
sual to see a sleigh bottom up, and two or three
pretty young girls comfortably elevated above the
snow By taking the top rail Of fence, when they are
lucky enough to find one that shows itsel0 waiting for
their gallants to right Sleigh and then find themselves
comfortably seated and horses going at full speed
haps ready soon for another
t. lodge in some vast snow bank ~
We have had for the last three weeks
than has fallen for several years with before and
although the quantity Of coal that has been transported
on canal and railroad immense yet the stock get
ting light and the Reading Railroad has much
ptend to with all its mighty Efforts for sooner
the branch roads at Potsvle cleared OF snow than
another takes its place In fact the snow Of Saturday
March Convention Of the Democrats and the Bullet and
McCook affair.
If this snow should suddenly disappear, will
damage and detention to the almost completed i'm.
Of the Schuylkil navigation, which, when
finished will engross the immense business done
the railroad The Schuykl valley bids fair to eclipse
the world in mineral The anthracite furna-
alrealy increasing rapidly In the last three
years. great many large ones have been erected be-
tw cen this place and Philadelphia, distance Of only
sixteen miles besides numerous cotton and rolling
mills two of which, of large size, have recently
sprung up in our town.
We have good reason to be proud of town, for il
beats any other the river Schuylkill in rapidty Of
ahead of It, like certain editors who make tremendous
efforts to beat the Herald but generally retire unsuc-
csssiu asking the kind people to give than credit for
party on foot, and am bound to attend.
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HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE.

HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE.
PLEASANT country seat in the village Of Madi-
E .on MeIis county New y.ey within few minutes
being about Is miles from New York ctyconmunicaop
and from twice day. day the year, per Morris and
Railroad. Said place contains about which
are I've Houses and Barn. with inst s well Of w.ssI
premses located in commanding position, overlooking
the whole village; and Of the desirable
pot which renders for person doing business
the city who to retire in the country For particulars
L. T. THOMPsON,
~ lm<rc MonlstOWu, N. j.
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FITS! FITS!

VANS VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infallible RENE
dy for Epeptic Fits Falling Sickness Commissions,
&c-This medicine which purely vegetable, il the only
remedy that has been discovered which will positively
cure this hitherto invunerabe disease is well known,
from time mmemorial physicians have Epepe
power of all incidence and consequently thousand: have su
Tered through miserable last yielded
lives upon the altar of insanity This fiction the
terna feelings of lnuumerabc hearts will bear testimony
And with all defeence the opinions of physicians the
learned and great positively Epilepsy be cured
We Of how long standing shat the effects
duced by it, it be cured The Vegetable Extract all
powerful in curing this dread scopge OF the humsn family
hundreds have been cured and the certificates Of many
where the afflicted invited 70 call and have their
amned and advice given charge Let those who doubt
the efficacy Of the Vegetable Extract who think their
hopeless let such call the following who have
either been cured orare now using the medicine.
Mrs Jane Bennett whose afflicted for eight
Extract-ca and see her at III Grand st.
eptc Fits cured by using the Vegetable Exract call
and him at ia Delaney street Mrs Eleanor W. kef
afflicted for twenty with Epepc Fits and cured by
using the Vegetable exracecall and her at Yorkve
Mr. VIM H. Parsells who has been afflicted for twenythree
with Epeptc Fits using the Vegetable Extract
call and him No. ll9 Broome street. And numerous
others may be called on if Desired
with full directions carefully packed in boxes for trans
portation
Prices per box So SIT and STA Single bottles with
VANS Vegetable Anti Biou. Pills. removing all morbid
per boz. DRS. VANS & HART. Proprietors.
0I Principal Office ls4 Grand st.. New York 1s lm.n
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MARCH 9.-Henry j. Beers and PeterL Bogart, Geo.
goods sold and Delivered Tns psin are Wholesale
grocers and liquor dealers the defendants in the
trade The defendants. at various tunes purchased
some time after shs amount was run up settlement
took place. and Peshne, Of the defendants, gave
and he also gave consent that execution should issue
against their goods out of which to levy the amount Of
terwarfs Abandoned and the eresen seon commenced
The defence that according the purchases were
made; the notes Of the firm given, which not
also saa PssSna the cosnovt without the
ledge Of his partners and it therefore, insisted
and procures Judgment to be entered up against him
self and his partner for partnership debt without first
partner not consesng is dschasgsd from ali further
liability to the creditor and the partner giving the cog
noyt alone becomes responsible Verdict for the plain.
defendant, Mr.. Blunt
Jaiius Ensadier The Mayor &c. Of the City Of Nsw
Tie value Of horse It appeared that sometime last
summer the plaintiff who is milkman, the pier
waiting get milk from board Of the North
steamboats, the horse and cart being at the extremity Of
the pier and from the crowd and pressure, the string
piece gave way and the horse and wagon precpta.
ted into the dock The horse the wagon
got out much injured The paiat alleges that the
accident occurred in consequences Of the bad state Of
pair in which the pier kept the string piece being
rotten and too low and the pier altogether in very d.
was in consequence Of the negligence Of the plaintiff
that his horse and wagon went over the per 1t was also
shown that there were vast number Of persons on the
pier that morning. and than ordinary amount of
business doing that the greatest hustle and confusion
prevailed and that instead of remaining with his horse
he went of somewhere and left him standing parallel
With the string piece and who away from the confu
sion and hustle the arrival Of the the horse
and wagon went Sealed verdict this morning.
For plaintiff Judah and Reynolds; for defendant, MIR.
Brady.
Ed,cin ". Sherman George r. Dorning and others
This action Of trover brought by plaintiff to
cover the value Of certain property levied on by de-
PENDANTS for rent The plaintiff resides in Chambers st
in house of George T. Downing where he carried on
the business Of manufacturing trusses. Ii November
Downing alleged there arrear Of rent due to
him Of $ioS and issued distress warrant levied on the
We'd on consisted of trussss, household furniture wear
ing apparel tools for manufacturing trusses, &C. AZ
ter the direct examination OF Witness the Court i'd
ourned to this morning For plaintiff Messrs Brady and
Niles: for defendants Messrs Raymond and Talmadge
Before Judge DAILY.
Myiiiean Us. The NeD York Hi6ernian Benevolent So
ciety-Verdict for plaintiff, $l2
Court Calendar-This Day.
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Sporting Intelligence.

We have received the latest intelligence from Geor-
ga and the following is the result of the race over the
Oglethorpe Course on the 9th of March
Two MILE HEATs-PuRsE $200.-There were three
entries for this purse, viz John Watson, Crockett and
Symmetry. The latter was the favorite and would
doubt have the had not her rider been thrown
in the first heat After this accident the all
one-sided, and resulted as follows:
Mr.. Jencks' b. &. John Watson, years old, by
John Dawson, dam by Leviathan.. .......... /
Mr.. Lovells b. 6 Crockett eyed, by Crockett
dam py Arcny.
MIR. Kings b. m symmetry, years old, by Priam,
out Of Phenomena. -. ................. r. o.
Il Tme-lst heat, 407 I'D heat, Am.
After this race the trotting match came Off bat a.
only horse appeared the ground MRS. Caudle),
tho purse Of 500 awarded TO her, after trottng
around the course three times The time made was
$780, 3:0sI, and $40, with ease.
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Court Cnlendar-ThIs Day

COMMON PLEAs-l23, IA 81, Az gu, 2b6, lob, lb7,
1885, ST. l22 ll4 l6 1884, l63, 1854, 26a, 25s g. 20 IS,
81 49, u.s. 81 So SIS, 80, 63 a. 60, 10, 49, ll9, l2l,
1877 l46 l62, 774 49, a. 81 no. Ill., l2s, 100, los, leo
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around the course three times. The time made was
3:25, 3:osI and $40, with ease.
HoRRIp MURDER.-The Louisville Journal gives
the details OF a horrid murder committed at Rus
seiville, by two mon, John O. Long, and r. O.. Wade,
unfortunate victim, named Oliver Norris
II that Norris was the point OF leaving the
place, whom he was met In the street by these
two murdsrers. They first demanded Of him his
arms, and then deliberately murdered him, beat
shooting him down with pistol. This assaSsinstion
springs out Of the frightfu system Of lynchng. II
Is stated that the murdered Norris under the terrors of
threats Of being lynched had named these two In
order to escape himself They in revenge attacked and
murdered him, as above related.
WARRIOR MANUFACTURING CoMpANY.-The Ins-
kaloosa Monitor, OF the 10Th Feb. says:-We learn
that stock to the amount of $4,000 has been subscribed
by the citizens of this county and that the company
will organise under the charter, and order machi
merry from the North. Two gentlemen have agreed to
erect all the necessary buing and take their pay in
stock-say $4,000, which, added to the other subscrp
ton, will make 100000 for beginning From the spirit
which to prevail here in favor Of manufacturing,
there Is doubt that capital OF 500 000 necessary
will be invested In cotton mill and that the
necessary mechanical labor can be completed, fine
establishment will be in operation in the vicinity
GOVERNMENT ExpRNsEs.-The American Secre.
tary OF the Treasury, in his official report OF the
estimated receipts and expenditures for the fiscal year
ending the 30th Of june lS46 puts down the receipts
a. and the expenditures at $40 627 05l 30
leaving an estimated balance in the treasury at the
above date, Of s6l asa a. Looking over the expend
lures Of the British government for the past year we
find them reported ct $780, 500 The receipts we're
s2oS 30 765 The British navy alone during the yesr
cost Ss404e, 36eas much the whole government CT
the United States.
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- QUARRY FOR SALE, OR TO LEASE-situ.
h the Pas.aic river in North Bellevills formerly
~. belonging Abraham Joraemon, Esq. Said quarry
bssp extensively worked for Thirty past and i one
good order working The premises consist Of two DWELL
ings house. two barns hundred feet Of wharf and
Of land which will be sold entire, or the
quarry SEPARATE desired For further paruculars enquire
Of the subscriber At the post Office in Belleyille,
JOHN G. LLOYD
Belleville, Feb. 10, 1886. fl9 lm|mc
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A RARE CHANCE.

FOX SALE-A INC bIack ONStr. ID hanus
\high, kind and gentle single and double harness,
fast traveller, Of fine style and action and fine
years old all sound To be at the New
York HIppona. No. 65 and CT Watt street. mo sim
n ROSE HILL sTABLES 9th Street and Third
~ Avenue, and opposite Bull: Head just arrived and
Horsesamong which eRht pairs matched
eight good road horses and ssyersi ne and
shipping horses X. X. NORTHRUP
IL ImSrc
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TO LET, IN HOBOKEN,
NOTICE

IL DWELLING HOUSES STORES and vacant Lots,
E: for sale rent exchange !nvesn made pro-
ductve Real Estate, that will pay twenty
Per cent on The purchase money with in value Of
Bond and Morgage Policies Of obtained from
the most responsible companies in the Apply at l5
Third Avenue, JOHN ALLEN X
B-Pans elevations. specifications and contracts for
buildings furnished here Broad the short
est notice. CALVIN POLLARD.
ITO lm~Tc Architect