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G. m. WRIGHT, DENTIST.

nFFICE over Messrs. CARM, cHEAL GsE,
~. ~ g BE.N's Hardware Store, Broad dtl11sy YsSs
All operations pertaining to Dentistry viii be at
tended to with promptness, and to the entire satis-
faction OF all who may favor him with their patronage.
~ Gold Plate and Wire, Clasp Metal, SOLDER
&C., furnished to Dentists for Cash.
Augusta, May " fG
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JOHN M1TcHEL.-The Irish exile, seems to be
Z favorte at the South, just in an inverse ratio
to the dislike entertained for him at the North.
He is well received in the Southern cities, wher.
ever he goes, and has been invited to deliver
addresses ut number Of places
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suffered to pass by without an effort being made to
stay him in midst for week or two at least Re-
member, we have miseraby dull season approach
ing. We will need something, in the warm summer
nights that are fastening on to keep faculties from
stagnalion. Nothing could be better adapted to
achieve this end than just such series Of varied,
tasteful, sparkling lectures as Mr.. SIMMs would Ger.
tainly give us. We respectfully suggest, 10 all who
agree with us in estimate of such literary advan-
tages the great proprey Of setting about making up
small purse at once for the commendabe purpose of
Offering it to distinguished brother Caronan as
consideration for certain literary dscourses to be de-
livered before our community such time during the
coming summer as may be agreeable 10 himself.
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FANAT1cIsM.-At Roxbury, Massachusetts, It
has been proposed by the councils 10 exclude
adopted citizens from serving even IA ircmen.
It is presumed that if the house of one Of the
members Was on fire, he would prefer, sooner
than let foreigner extnguish the flames,
seeing it burned 10 the ground.
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JOHN KINDER, who emigrated from Lawrence
county, Indiana, TO Texas, was burnt u, the
stake BY a party Of Indians. Mr. K. got into
difficulty with one of the Indians and shot
him down, and then fled to 4 fort for protection,
but the Indians came in such numbers as 10
compel the fort to deliver him up 10 the stake.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EOUHTY

Wesley Philips and his wife Augusta Ann,
%
Edmund Penn.
pY Order of the Court of Equity, publication 10
I'D hereby made notifying al and singular the
creditor, Of F. NJ. Young, deo'd., to present and
prove their demands before me in my office at
Edge6eld c. H., on or before the 2s.h day of July,
1855. Otherwise they will be utterly barred and
concluded in the settlement. Of said F. NJ. Young'a
estate. A. SINlKINS, C. E. z. D.
April 2sth, 1855. 3m l6
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State Of South Carolina,

pYH.T WRIGHT, Esq, Ordinary of Edgedeid
ID District.
Whereas, James Merchant has applied to mo for Let.
tiers Of Administration, all and singular the goods
and chattles, rights and credits Of Sampson Jennings
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased. y
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceas.
ed to be and appear before me, next Ordinarys
Court for the said District, TO be holden at Edsecld
anv whv VII ,'I the said aJmini,ra,on ii 2 % should no, BE-
granted. .rs i,a,..
Given under my hand and SEAL this 30h day Of April
in the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred
and ffy.fve, and in the 7eth year Of American inde'
pendence. .,,.,r,
Maya q 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

I
IN EQUITY.
Joseph B. Taley, Adm'or,
de bonps non, Of William
Bussey, deed, Bill for Account
rs and Relief.
+. NJ. Bussey, and
Demcy l.. Bussey, Ex'or.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that E. bl. Buisey,
L q defendant in this case, resides beyond the
limits Of this State on motion Of Adams, Complain
ants Solicitor It is ordered that said Bussey, do
plead, answer or demur to the Bill Of Complaint
against himself and another under the above title,
within three months from the publication Of this no.
tiee, or said Bill will be taken as pro eoafesso
against him. a. SIhiKlNS, c. z. e. p
May g, 1855. 3m IS
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hailing the arrival Of the "Adrertser," it is my
poverty, and not my will conseniing"
Wishing you many prompt paying subscribers, l.
subscribe myself delinquent in go'd wishes TOR your
welfare. E. B. w.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
For eign Attachment
S, Broadwatcr, Adm'o,

pS. Foreign Attachment
Eugene L. Hbbler. 80
TINE Plaintiff in the above case having this day
J. filed his Declaration in my Office, and the
Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney to re-
side within the limits of this State, on whom copy
of said Declaration with rule to plead can be
served, On motion of Mr.. KEY, Plaintiff Is Attor-
ney, Ordered, That said Defendant appear. and
plead to said Declaration within year and day
from tho date hereof, final and absolute Judgment
will be given aeairat him. -
TH6s. G. BACON, c. c. Ed.
Clerks Office, May ], 1854. Iy l6 =
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Wanted,

A GOOD COOK,-for one that suits liberal
~ wages will be given. Apply at THE Office.
Mayo # Is
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

See the advertisement Of WM. II. CRANE. He is
now selling for cash only, and at prices much reduced
The Cash system is the best all the world over and
it would be we'll for oil to get into it. Call
on CRANE
C. NJ. WRIGHT, Surgeon Dentist, locates his Gard
on another column Attend 10 his profer Of profess
sional services. Have your teeth wok ked on in time
" A plug in time saves ninc."
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scenes to have been no other motive than the
obtaining what few worldly goods this poor
family possessed, which were not worth over
ft1y dollars
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uieasL Is urslercu. Dr. Bryant was present and
administered such medical aid rs seemed TO be
REQUIRED He can now crawl and hobble about,
is doing we'll and refuses all assistance.
He says he came very near dying Of suitoca-
ton, when they had nearly got down 10 him and
the earth caved and fell in from above. But, his
danger being anprchcnded, by hard and timely
exertions, n vent WAS made SOON enough still 10
save him.
The life Of this man has been an erentful
series of interesting hair breadth escapes. The
frs, time we remember to have seen him was in
abou, the wear lS47 We called then with his
attending physician (our friend DR.. J. r. Nc
Mas,cr) to see him, on what was thought TO be,
his deaihbed. He had been engaged in 4 street
fight in Winnsboro' with ore Isaac Arledge,
who drew large knife and stabbed him in the
rcck. This seemed to rise the Irish in him, so
that lie Knocked Mr. A. down with single blow
of his fist, wreuched the knife away from him.
threw it away and proceeded deliberately to in
hct Il sound drubbing upon him.
Some time after this he was arrested and
stood his trial ut Winnsboro' Court for Burgla-
~, blouse. breaking) which in law Is hanging
offence The evidence against him was pretty
strong; but the adage which says, "if 4 man ia
made 10 be drowned he never will be hung"
was fulfilled in this instance. He was ably and
triumphanlly defended by our friends w. R.
Robertson and Jno B. Mccall; and the Jury
brought in verdict of Not Guilty"
Since that time we have not often seen or
heard of Cassidy. But the next we heard of
him, he had been down at work blasting rock
in well, and the charge exploded, while he was
ramming it, the needle passing by on one side
Of his head and the tamping-rod on the other
but he stood in the middle unhur::.
The next we hear of him, some one, we don't
know who, why or where; fell upon him with
IN iron bludgeon, and beat him over the head
like lie WAS trying to kill an OK but still Cassedy
never took his bed, or seemed TO complain Of
any thing more than few scratches.
Again we hear that some one drew pistol on
him who, why or where We know not; but
Charley walked rooly up TO him, took i. out Of
his hand and carefully pounded it to pieces be-
tween Two roces.
Urdcr these circumstances, it is difficult to
say what would kill this man, tho we have rea-
son to think he will die some time. But we
believe that he, at least, is one of the men who
"will not die till his time comes'' Can Edge
field beat this! Would also like very well 10
hear from York; idem from right Due West.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIP
AFRICA.

HALIFAX, N. S. April rs.
The British and North American Royal Mail
Steamship Africa, Capt. VIM. Harrison, has
arrived at her wharf in this city from Liverpool,
which port she left on Saturday, the 18th inst.
GENERAL INTEILIGENcE.-Th Peace Confer
ence at Vienna on the Sh inst. lasted only one
hour, the Russian Envoy not being prepared to
act in consequence of not having received in
structions from his government. There was
rumor current, but the truth of it was very
doubtful, to the effect that the English and
French Plenpotentiaries were about TO leave
Vienna, everything being at stand still, and the
prospects of pence very slght. 1t was not
known when another meeting Of the Conference
would be held. 1t was reported, also, that new
complications had arisen with Prussia.
Advices from Sebastopol, to the 9Th inst,
report affairs rs being unchanged The allies
report themselves fully prepared to renew the
bombardment. The Russians have converted
their ambuscades into advanced parallels, aud
strenuous efforts were made by the Allies to
prevent them 30 doing. The French were ad-
vancing towards the Molakoff Tower by sap
the Alma, but enlarged the circle Of his forlif-
cations.
Proposals for new British loan were to have
been formally advertised for on the 10th inst.
The amount required was not known when the
Africa left.
1t was expected that Louis Napoleon and the
Empress Eugene would arrive in London on
tile 18th inst, and remain until The 2lst.
The advanced squadron of the Baltic fleet
reached Elsinore on the lst inst. A dispatch
from Russian source via Warsaw, says that u
Russian army of 10000 men were eoncentra-
ting in the Baltic provinces and that 300 gun
boats were afloat.
Skirmishing continued before Sebastopol, but
no important action had taken place.
The ship North Carolina, belonging to the
Liverpool and Philadelp phia line of packets, had
come in collision, off Holyhead, with the ship
Robert, for New Orleans, and sunk All the
passengers and crew were saved.
THE LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-The cir
cuar of Messrs. Milligan, Evans, Lcmpriere g.
Co. quotes Cotton steady at previous rates, but
closing dull, The sales during the week COM
prised $4,000 hales, Of which speculators took
5000 and exporters 1900 bales. Fair Orleans
was quoted at 7.sd., Middling Orleans 3-Sd.,
Fair Uplands sgd, and Middling Uplands from
Silica l-8d.
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CHLoRoFoRM is growing to be very power
full agent in the hands Of snappers up Of uncon.
sidcred trihes. The latest illustration Of the
truth Of this remark, lately took place in Davis
county, Iowa, where bed, upon which man
and his wife was lying, was robbed of $500.
The thing was accomplished by raisng the win.
dow, and throwing into the room small rolls OF
paper saturated with opium and chlurotorm, un-
ill the occupants were in such u state rs 10 be
unconscious Of whatever was going on around
them. TO make all secure, however, linen
cloths soaked win the same subtle agent, were
placed upon the faces ofthe unfortunate slcepers.
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DROUGHT IN ScRIvEs.-We learn by letter
from planter of Scriven to one of our most
eslimabIe citizens, that the drought in that region
of the State is most severe and telling injuri-
ously upon the planting interests. In many
sections cotton has not "come up" and there
was little prospect of its doing 30 till the ap.
pearance Of rain. In any case, it was feared
that the long continued drought of the earth
would prove DISASTROUS Even the corn, which
stands the drought far better than most crops,
came forward slowly and made poor promises
Savannah Georrian.
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for us, and as she has siyniied her unwilling
ness TO contribute without guarantee Of The
Lyons share, we are determined to build Road
on our own hook; and titlle help from all the
interests connected with the enterprise, will
facilitate matters and hasten the work. We
will give you broad.sde view of the Aiken
and Dorm line in the course Of few weeks, and
our word for it may expect IN array otssialisti.
cal facts that will make you throw uPyour hat
and shout Hozauaats to the enlorprsc,-Fa!ley
Pioneer
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FIRE IN CoEEsBuRy-We learn that a fire
occurred on Thursday night at Cokesbury,
which resulted in the destruction of the kitchen
and utbuiidisgs attached to Mrs Williams
house. The house was saved, together with
large portion Of the furniture. The canse of
The fire WAS not ascerlaincd. We are indepted
for this intelligence to Mr.. Mitchell, Of Combs
g. Co.'S Express.-South 'Carolinian, 2S.h ut.
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THE AIKEN AND Dorm LlNE.-Retnrning from
Edgc6e!d few days ago we had The pleasure
of meeting with the persevering Engineer of
the Valley Railroad and his corps, at their
Caup above the Pine House. They had ad-
vanred that far on the survey, and We were in
formed by Mr. Arms that he had found q most
eligible line from Aiken 10 that point. He Is
pressing his work with active energy and 10 two
~e"ks. or less. will bivouac at the Gold-Mine
vey will run near Edgefcld village, near
we hope TO wake up the enterprise OF
iIii iup Brother simpkins, there is schance
the cauldron OF cventuaties for your
,@. Charleston and the S. C. Road are in.
in this new kink, and you know when
mmoulh aud giant unite strength, some
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HORRIALE AFFAIR-A FAMILY OF SEVEN PER
SONS MURDERED!

NJ. WIruERsPooN GARY, Secretary.
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FROM RIO JANEIRo.-By the Sea Breeze at Bos-
ton, we have dates from Rio Janeiro to June 9th
Coffee-Stoc 100 600 bsgs, most of which very Ia
ferior-and out of which not over 10 20 900 bag
could be selected selections held at 4H800.
The arrival OF four Americans ard there tele-
graphed and known to be due has caused dealers to
enter the market end buy freely at advanced rates
No receipts OF -four prior to Lspwine's arrival
Stock estimated 2 900 bbls in first and II 600 bbls
in secCn nd hands Quotation Baltimore 25 Sa Is
$500 and Richmond CHy Mills 33I a34l50O:
Exchange 81 l,4 81 2d.
Freigh,s-To Atlantic Ports 95 1O0c and TO
Nav Orleans $l.25 per bag and per cent had
been paid.
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REMOVA VAL-REMOVAL.-

Ex Il + NJ u V AL-REMONAL.-
FL Halo! MIR. Maker of News
AAIs Just give little assistance,
ssssdszS nd the citizens tell. if you CHOOSE,
tAs well az any friendn at a dstance,)
have JEwELEY-the very best kind
And plenty of that for their money.
opposite the EUqurer you'll fad
The Bee Hire without any honey.
81 fot WATCHES are coming spaee
"a iom all parts hat near surrounding;
~ s9noS don't forget 10Y place
=, foc Il Ind it is really astounding.
my prices are not any dedTer
IMAM other stores now in the town,
90 lusl give a call, you'll see clearer
lhst things are neatly done brown"
call at my store | solicit,
It's mics walk and pleasant retreat;
am sure hat you cannot cow miss it
For at WATCHES l am hard TO beat
farewell ss word, as parting adieu,
would like TO all NV friends there
Al the store of Bill Bar -thol o.netp
If you have WATCH or a CLOCK to rspair
VIM J. BARTHOLOMEW
Corner of Main and llth streets
le 20 donr above Exchange Bank
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FROZEN To DEATH Mr. VIM. Cushman, son o.
the late Hon Samuel Cushmsp, OF Portsmouth
H., was frozen 10 death while out on q cunning
excursion in 'ah. In March last. Mr.. C. was for.
meriy midshipman 10 the y. navy. and at the
time OF his death was on his way overland to Call.
iornia with party OF enigranis.
ENGLIsH IGNORANCE oF AMERICA The Boston
Transcript, ssys merch ant Of ,ha city was askso
as dipner party In Eogland. short lime sirce
1t there we're macy people Ia Boston who knew
the English laueuseti Another OF our friend,
was Inquired OF 10 London II the Indians Ia Bos.
ton worshipped at the same ehurcies as the whit
residenei
Doctor Of Ply sical Sciences fs the new degree
con'erIed BY Dickius0n College, Pc, sp0n the stn
iRsnt Naturalist, DR.. VIM. Darlington,
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Hon ]. MAsoNs HEALTH.-The Enquirer bs 9
received letter, which conlrsdicts the report OF
Judge Msson's Ill health II Is dated Paris, Jure
% b, 1855. 10 mentioning dinner at Judge Ma
sons. the writer says:
"We had pleasant dinner, and visit of some
two hours duration. and no one could have irpae.
ined from what passed. that MIR. Mason had even
been attacked by paraly sis, apopiexy, or whatever
his complaint may be called II he could go 10
proper baths, such as with us those at Sharon,
or the Virginia Springs have no doubt that he
would soon completely recover the use of his hand
and arm, (which now warm and flexible TO the
touch) MIR. r, who was with me, agrees fully in
my view of his condition, and 30 does DIR. C. nv
friend. who lives here, and gees him from time 20
hmen
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In MAIN SIkEhT is considered b,

Il Il " judges to be the place for the most fss
ioaabie styles, the best made and chespes Goods-
II Unnecessary TO prove what all acknowledge to
newer sty les sell better made goods aad awe mere
eehteel hts than any other house in town Proof of
{ street. ' ' va -'
We would now call attention to the various STYLES
OF Summer Coats on hand. and will o. ii them cheap
TO eloso out odds and ends" Fancy Cass. Pants n
very fe w pairs ieft--thoss in waIt Of decided bar
gains should call. Fancy Linen Pants, large az.
softmsnt ~hieh nntt be sold-we will make p,ice
Vests, we bive now, and have had all Sumner. by
far the pretest assortment in town 40 the pennIs
sey As 20 prices, ehesper than were ever known ;
&c to ht, they perfect
In word, we can and do sell our Summer stock
at the lowest kind Of prices which can easily be
proven BY calling on
GROsHON0 TUPMAN.
jyiS Il0 Msin strss,
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{ Nss FOR RENT.-The Warehouse on
s ksss the Southside OF the Basin, {known "Ladd's
Lumber House.) Possession given immed stely -
for te apply st the Office of the James River and
Ksnawha Company.
. is 22-t. WHIP. MUNFORD. Sec
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SPIRIT FTHE PR SIS.

The National American answers the ques-
ton "Are we the Organ u" 1t says it does
not assume any thing Of the sort. and is will
ling that its merits or demerits should decide
the question 1t says the paper originated d
in seeming demand for an able, high tened,
and commanding journal devoted to- and an
exponent Of the principles of the American
party.
The enquirer has an article on Sam. y
who it says, it wants to hold up for fight,
liking him much better for an opponent
than it does Greeley and Stewards hive of
northern "isms
The Whig, speaking of the Democratic
party, SAYS, it looks in vain to the North for
single sign of vitality-save that which it
exhibits in the ranks of the Fusinnists. In
the South, all its operations consist in hos
tiity to the Know Nothings, or American
party, the bitter foe of Seward, and the only
organization that gave any promise of being
able to effect his defeat.
AFFAIRS IN SALT LAKE-Affairs at Salt
Lake continue to be the subject of public
interest. The Western papers give the fol-
| lowing as the latest intelligence of Mormon
doings and Mormon prosperity. The Coun-
Gil Bluffs Chronotype of the 4th says:
"Attorney General Joseph Holman and
psrty arrived here on the 1st inst, with de-
spatches for Washington. Their travelling
over the plains was mostly performed at
night They saw no Indians, but saw their
camp fires, and learned that they had made
away with number of horses belonging to
an emigrant train who, with that exception,
they report as getting along very well so far
being then at distance of about seven
hundred miles from this place; but they had
yet to encounter the dangers of the route,
and they may yet have trouble enough before
| they reach the Mormon city. One train of
emigrants they heard nothing Of.
Another account says 1--WE have later
from Utah. The intelligence of Judge Kin
ney's appointment 20 the Governorship of
Utah had not been received among the
Saints, yet few friends were satisfied, from
letter written by President Pierce to Col.
Steptoe, that in the event of the Colonel de-
clining the appointment, Judge Kinney
would be appointed. He will doubtless ac-
cept the appointment. Everything gives
evidence of greater scarcity of provisions
there than before, and the emigration some
what larger. A sad state of affairs exists
there. Great numbers are exceedingly
anxious to return, yet have not, nor cannot
get, the wherewith to leave-to such an ex
| tent that men, women and children, by thou
| sands, would sacrifice anything almost to
| leave the valley. Hundreds upon hundreds
| of females would lay down life to escape
| the horrors of Mormonism, as exemplified in
the valley. The Mormon army, now number
ing about 10000 soldiers, drill often, and
Utah is in an excellent condition to stand a
long and hard fight if need be. The Ameri
can flag is not recognized as their fag-it is
independent in device and style. One of the
party who has been merchandising in Salt
Lake for some time, informs us that the peo,
pie of the States cannot imagine half the evil
misery, &c, which exist amongst the Nor
mons"
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CAkkiAGES, CARRIAGES

SFfh-H-1s~ CAhh1AGES, CARhIAGES.
91zEss35~ The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, between
Main and Gary, lSth and 18th streets) the CO.
lumban Hotel COACHES, CHARiOTEES, RA-
EROUCHES, BUGGlE8 with and without tops, and
sULKlES, ell of his own make, of the best materi-
ala and work kmanshiP. All of which will be sold
low good work Of the kind be in the city OF
Richmond; and respectfully ask a call from those
In want of any article in the Carriage line. an
determined to make to order and sell at the low est
prices possible, and all WORK sold, that 10 new war.
Iranted. Ifs 20-6ml MICAJAH MANGUM
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MISCELLANEOUS
THREE HANDSOME NEW DIVE

THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL
j. ING HOUsES AND LOTS CORNER or
NTH AND ~ STREET, CHURCH HILL,
FOR SALE EXCHANGE OR RENTING sor.
ner house is fnisheds has rooms and eommodious
Kitchen. is ready for tenant now. The other TIVE
alsr. and will be finished in few days This
is desirable property. and viii be sold EXCHANGED
for young negroes upon terms to please. Should NO
ssle exchange be made the property will be rent-
ed. and to good tenants the rent viii be low.
Office In the new building Of w. 6oddn South
side. sr
Apply to GEO. wOOUPTN
je 21ts 9eneral Agent and Coil. ctor.