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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-18
h. H. HAYNES,
R. J. LYLEs
II. II. Haynes & Co.

Cumberland Female College,
McMINNVILLE, TENNESSEE.
HR this Institution will on the
! FIRBr MONDAY MARCH next
The Board of Trustees pleasure in announcing
they have secured the services OF D. n. DONNbLL A. M
Of FlOda Presdentof the College, who will be assisted
BY able corps OF ecJmplshed teachers In the various
departments.
TERMS OF TUITION.
preparatory Department, ..........'.Ss 90 and $40 90
Academic ....s....'......l2 OO and Is %
collegiate Is o.
Music 90 ...,,.....,............... q5 &C
ornamental branches, 10 90
Contingent Fee, %
Boarding at he Cole &c, including Lights, Fuel and
50 90
Tee Institution is supplied with superior Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, Maps Globes, &C. sfoding every
facility for the study Of tAe Sciences.
The Institution situated point remarkable
hsathiuness, and good society," and is accessible by Rail
road 10 the whole South.
With the advantages enumeTated and having large and
we'll arranged College Building capable Of accommodating
three 70 four hundred pupils, Trustees conf
ent that the Ins tuition not on but will receive IN
increased patronage.
no. c. SMARTT,
Ser Board Of Trustees.
M0MISNVILE, Jan. "a, lsSs~-w6m
SCALESI SCALESU SCALESUI
FULL Stock Of Fairbank' celebrated Seaes-Dormant
"A Platform, GTOcers Counter and Beams:
Also Hay and Coal Scales. In for sale At Facc-
~ prices, BY W H. GORDON & co.
nav q Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee
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UniVersitY of NashEiIIe-

Bonds and Stocks For Sale.
S7OsOOO Straight Tennessee STATE Bonds.
30 600 EodOrsed
500 Shares Nashville & Chattauoor1 z E. Btce
100 5eHanee Mining stock
500 Huntsville Mining and asnufaet1rina si0cE
All Of which viii be sold On favorable terms b.
dec S-d Up .. A. WHELBsS q co.
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ITHTSKY.-Il5 barrels Rect6ed Whisky various
w brands, Just receiveGun for sale BY
nOvIs EYRNB d MILLER.
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1ariably opposed to his preceptor on one or the
other side of every case in which he was engag-
ed. HIS success was so great that Relf became
Jealous of his increasing Importance, it's said,
and finally, on one occasion, gave vent 70 his
feelings by declaring that the wiper which he
had warmed in his bosom had stuug him to the
DEATH"
There are some very old persons still living,
who remember the fact, that while he was en-
gagged in the study of his profession, hedeYoted
two evenings in the week to teaching singing
school on Short Creek, in Ohio County. For
this he was we'll adapted, as his vocal powers
were remarkable, and were possessed of a melo-
DIV which was astonishing Nor had he permit
ted them to remain uncultiVated. He was well
yersed in the harmony of sounds, and possessed
not only proficient ear by study, but nature
herself had highly endowed him in this partic-
ular. The means he obtained from his singing
school, contributed to his support during the
time he was engaged in the prosecution OF his
profession.
Such successful advancement did he make in
his profession, that his fame rapidly spread
Every one who had lawsuit, sought first to Sc
cure the services of Dodridge. So distinT
guished had he become, especially in land cases,
that he was retained in almost every important
lease of this character, far and near. Hence his
his practice was extended to the courts of Co.
lumbus, GAINESVILLE aud Chillicothe, Ohio, as well
as in the Western Counties of Virginia; and
many wealthy families retained him by the
year, that they might always be certain of his
/ services,
But he was not suffered to devote his ener.
gies and time entirely to his profession. The
ipublic desired his services in another forum,
and he was nominated and elected to the House
of Delegates, of which he continued member
for several years, always being reelected by a
large majority. He was, however, transferred
J from the House of Delegates to the Senate of
! Virginia.
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ANorngn QrorArloN DEDLcATED To FnE


T.MEs.-Tn serioj ocose way, the other day, we
ventured to call the attention of the Times to n
classic extract, illustrative of The way in which
very little matter might,be enwrapted in
great deal of fuss,-whereupon our excitable
neighbor goes off into q tantrum and declares
we're "enyious, - because nobody writes lauda.
tions of us. We assure our good-natured
brother, that he VAS never more mistaken in
his life, both as to the fact of our being 'envi-
vious," and also in regard to nobody everwri-
ting compliments jtout us. At the present
time we've somewhere about a half ton of
them, pasted away in scrap book got up for
that express purpose, being of extraordinary di-
mansions. The difference between us and our
brother in arms is that he prints his forthe
public, we keep ours all to ourselves to gloat
upon at odd times. By the merest accident we
have shown one or two of them to some fellows
of the Mutual Admiration Society, of which we
are member, but never outside.
In conclusion, we cannot resist another quo
tation which we have just read in the last effu-
sion from the pen of Gen. Antonio Lopez de
Santa Anna, the ex-warrior chief of the Next
cans, who used to write the "God and Liberty"
letters to Old Zach Taylor.
The similitude between it and the following
quotation from the Times, in point of modesty'
is truly grand. The Times says We are seized
with poignant pains. (our neighbor has no
doubt been reading treatise on obstetrics)
because gentlemen in Eastern Virginia, who
have known the editor of the Times from his
youth up, have thought proper to bear testimo-
ny to his scorth }"
Now read this twin paragraph from Lopezin
reply to Gen. Pillow.
"fhave promised the world the history ofmy
political and military life, accompanied by doc
uments, and will soon fulfill that promise, to
the confusion of my enemies and the 6rilliancy
of my fame
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-09

Nix. DOUGLAS CLEAR READ OFT NOw.-The
Washington Star Cthe President's special organ)
comes down now without stint upon Douglas
& Co. In its issue of Saturday evening last, it
says:
The leading fact calculated by the proceed
ings Of last night is the completeness ofthe iden
LITIGATION of the nominal Democratic co-labOrers
of Douglas with the Republican party. Thus
they fought shoulder to shoulder together
throughout theinight with the Republicans, and
for the benefit of the principles and plans Of the
latter. Many Of our political friends who have
been cheating themselves with the hope that
Mr.. Douglas, and those thoroughly identified
with him in his present anti-D Democratic party
laboFs, only meant to get up little hubbub in
side of the Democratic organization, we know
have thought hard of us for so soon and so en-
Phaticaly taking ground against his new posi-
tionG and affiliations.
The work Of his handful Of nominal Democrat
tc supporters in the House hall, of last night
will however. prove sufficient to satisfy our
friends TO whom we here alIude that our iudg-
ment and course have been correct in this mat.
ter from beginning to end. Our experience in
such matters assured US that they are on the
high road to ayowed Republican partyism, and
we felt 1t TO be duty to apprise the Democracy
of the fact, iaStdnteT
What sound and sincere Democrat. after
thoughttuily examining the proceedings of the
House last night. will dream longer that there
rs taiF reason for hoping that, after AL the end
and aim OF Mt. Douglas and his friends Is not 10
TO break down the Democratic party Organiza-
tIon by strengthening the cause Of anti-sIaye-y
IA the hope OF prOftiDg by the favor Gifts vota-
ries hereafterf
WHY did job always sleep coldP Reconso he
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-09

JONI MITCHELL TURNED Know n rnING.-
Irish John Mitchell, known for his attempts
once to get up a rebellion in Old Ireland, and
more recently for his attempts to get up Sepoy
sympathy in this country, has of late turned up
in (for him) new and eccentric character, viz:
a regular live Know Nothing, and is now aiding
and abetting tho most radical phase Sam" ever
assumed. Before going further, it may be as
well to tell our readers that patriot John is now
editing the Southern Citizen, down in Tennes-
see; in a late number of which John holds forth
as follows, on the subject of the naturalization
laws:
The present naturalization laws are notorious
" administered most loosely and inefficiently.
The courts which give an intended citizen his
papers, often give him informal and insufficient
papers, so that he cannot perfect his citizenship
in another State. Thus some are kept from vo.
ting who have right tovote. Many others are
admitted who never ought to be-amd evidence
is taken of an applicants fitness for the duties
of an American citizen and of his attachment to
the American Constitution, from the mouth OF
aliens, who perhaps never saw America before
that day. On the whole, there is a fatal facility
even for the honest and bona Iide immigrant
And when, besides this, you consider the inn
mense infusion of pauperism and crime, it will
become apparent that the United States is in
danger of being made the common alms-house,
refugtuH PeecatOriam, and penal colony Of the
world.
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FOR amRIrnnn

MEssEs- EEIToGss-PeImit me through your .,,---
announce myself as CnHEAis CGEnipsTS a. 1919 :
the o!iee Of Sheriff Ohio county, AZ he rT,;, =
Election lfsb4l ISAAC Co.'s
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YENTILNfEp. sELR.ApInsfINea SILK HATH

WE have this day received from New York, Behee's
w Spring Style sk Hats, and take pleasure in intFOdue;
ing this Ventilating gentemens hats, and
making them soft 10 the head. This ventilation made by
admitting the air between the leather and the body Of the
hat passing Of the causing free circulation OF
air through t. The leather 80 cOnsTueted IS % conform
70 the shape OF the forehead the put
thereby relieving the head from the pressure unpleasant
and much complained Of in all sened hats, and eans-
ing the SILK Hat TO be pabe and easy the SO Felt
Hat, and far comfortable inagueh it's IP vent
atet, exceedingly light, equally hats made
In the ordinary Gentlemen invited TO call and
anime. fjan5I 8. D. HARPER SONS.
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For the Wheeling IntellIseueeE.
PHILIP DoDRIDGE:
A Sketch of bis EARLY Life & Legislative Career
BY G. l. cRANxER.

tn. lash Of wit-the bright intelligence;
Tie beam OF song-the blaze of eiOquenee,
Set With their sun, but still have left behind
The enduring produce Of Immortal mind
FTnIts Of q genial morn and glorious noon;
a deathIess part Of him who died too soon:
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ZOE HmRRIRR-

MEssRs. EpFToEs Please announce me a n e,,,,,
for re-eleetou 10 the ONCE Of Sheriff Of or, O.
the Spring Election. [tsbIl sAN'L. IEWis ~
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ron SmRRIPP.

REILoE CrIEEHs.-At the earnest soIIeita.,,, =, :,
Der o. lrtsnds, again OGer myself as . canSijSI.
TO dlsehargs the duties Of the once viii ipaTIi'I
IebS A. bEDILIinN
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FOR SHkRIEk

MEssRs. EDfTOEs:-Plesse announee ne 4 eauSi5,..
be elected SneTn Of OhiO county AZ the ensuing s ~
ton. Itrbsl JOHN h. HUBSiSp
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For Rent

THE Store-ROom new in the occupancy CHIP ~.
Il as Hardware store, sttustei On MouTOe s. 1'
Possession given the frst o. APTl next. Applyt,
feb3 y. r ARNsTRnVa
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FOR SHERTEE

-, s.AssAs; EpTIoHs--Riease announce our vo,,t
VA: :. Houston, as IhdePsndPnt eSoSt3{ .eti!sa
Saertlt IN The ensuing Spring Election -+--1s taF
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MAY ELECTION.
COUNTY COuRT

nessSs. EDtroEs:-iiease announces ne A. !, .,,,,,
AZ me ensnins May heetien- ms JNO MecSIi SfSSF
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DENTIsTRY.

OENIIoIhL-
THE undersigned respectfully inform the Poe thag
have associated themselves together for the PT1ce
of DehtistEy. Their once s at l49 Market street
Monroe and Union sts.) where they viii Be happy 70 -
their friends and all others Wishing the services q
Denlist.
They both students and for syveral yeaTsthe a
Hullfhen, senior p8Ttnsf -
been constantly engaged Ia himself fer ~
last eleven years, daring which time he has bee9ns
Ted with Of the leading Dentists in almost AZ ~
cities OF the United States, and has fanill8rssd h
with their various peeulaTities In operating. They u.
fore Confident being abie % iTe entire satsa1
70 All who may favor thea with their patTonlEs:
wheeling. Nov. IS. 1851. JAMES ORR.
N B-Msssrs R 4 o. take pleasure in referring, byP
mission, 20 the following gentlemen: =, ,,rs
u. weed D. D.: Hon Geo. ". Tllompson, His Hen Ane
Caldwell Morgan Nelson, Esq, B. II Eld, Es1, DrSa
RrisSeli, Dr. W. J. Bates, DR.. r II. Cummins, Df
Hdreth. DE-. A - To 10, TaIIant DssPlain, John
Esq, MeOlallens, Knox Co., Marsh faylog. no.n
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TRUSTEES Sale.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust from Richard kaos,e'
ID Patrick McGFanahan, Robert OsmbeTn and Ahso,,Lt
Harrow, dated the Gh day % June and reeorde
Clerk once Of Ohio county Court, In Deed BOOB 80
Us viii osF for sale II public auction ~ the Tot
Of the Court House OF said county, Non1ayS leslj
70 me by said deed and Is thus described therein;
ming at another point in the EastsFn line Of Mercer
Gin EORs addtSn South WherIEnE) extended-s z
2 163 feet from the said South East corner o. -
on EOR street. In South Wheeling; thenef 3 % ae
feet point; thence l9< deg W 100 feet % -
thence n. 10 deg W. 100 feet points tenee -
T. 100 feet 70 the beginning Ontaiaing abolt .
: Term ;n9ss e g! Sale. cash B. l. TSla
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For Kent.

HE three story brick store house on ts corner of,
u kst and Union streets, and and for ne pSI q
years In the oeeupaI ey % MessFs HsIskeIl STray+
Dry Goods store; during an Of which tine fSrf- ~
been transacted therein amongst the laTEest net ~
largest retail business In this city. II Il Ged N a ~
best style for the retail dry gO0is tFade bat Is b
stand Is equally eligable for any other.
Also, the two story dwelling house unOn stFpsf -
In the occupancy Of the family o. SIR. JOeob stanSST
The house we'll finished and conveniently arranged
with its market and business FenHsF a .
very desirable residence. Possession lSt ApEil
ian8R.2W Apply 20 Wn PANFON
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TnE late Governor Mcdowell informed the
writer of this article that in the late Mr. Riches
house in Washington, inkstAnds were distribute
ed wherever one could be placed, and even occn-
pied place in his garden. This was done for
the purpose of noting thought, and by this
means the veteran editor preserved what other
men would have lost Stanton (Td.) Yi,sdi-
Gator.
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ron 9nRRIPR

MEssRs. EDTTpRs.-PieaSt announce ne asa e,,.t,..-
ne once Of sheriff O Ohio county, the tns1SC 80
Eleetlop. psbtl ANpREE Kiri -
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Trnataa1a SIG.

trustees SAFE. ~.
TlY Virt1e Of Deed Of Trust from ". H. Eg.st fsJi
ID L AlcAEse and others 70 me- bearing date ~
and Of record n Ohio County Deed book =. n iis
oner sale the EolloUfng described pTspeI
he WHEELfsa WfSD0W GAS WOaEs, tne1dise n n q
heEel In the original plat % North uleEinst -
81 he said W0y5 hsnf IN eomalete Iiint5
Also, 50 pots, well Seasoned, AID 81 ne ~ ssIs
ehtnefy, &C.. IN use o. bfioleing - 1ala 1sss
lAnl2 Apply 70 7. G. licAELLs -
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n. CARTWRIGHT,

MUSIC PQBLIS HE
II IsT OF NEW MUSIC: -
~ The Crystal Waltz; composed by gentleman Of this
city. fffaff
Hartune Teller (GuitaI J. P. CHM.
eultau's Polka; (Pianol Charles D. Albert
la S5lphde ValseS (Rianp) J. Aseher.
La CiOchette du PatFef (Piano) teGebrue Wely.
Eugine Maaufka Sentimentale; (Pnnol JaEes Beilat.
Masurka des TEainea1x; (Piano( J. Aseher.
The celebrated ROndO Finale, as sung By Madame
bOTde; (PianO) Max MaretIek.
Also received the following pieces Of Music
Bessie,s Grave; beautiful song.
what's Home without Brother.
What Is Home without Z Sister, companions What
Home without 4 Mother.
Maid Of Sylvan Nook.
flight Of the Robin.
The Snow has fallen around me.
Also, large ossortmens % NIusieal Works, &c. &C.
ieb6-lW
IOURE C0D-LIvER OIL,
II Bulls SaFsapaFfIa,
SANDS do
Ayreas ChsETy Pectorat ~
ReyBeF,s ConRh Syrup
RtStaFas Balsam % wild CHERRY,
LOeOek'a PulmOnie Waters, aud
Ketts celebrated Sugar Pums for extsrninating
worms received aud for sale ~ the Drug Store Of
feb4 8. RuNDENBERG.
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Truatee,s Sale.

= TruStee18 SAFE.
Y virtue o. ed Of Trust exeeuted % ne y ~ ~
ID Knowles dated PsbraeEy 70, 1859. and reeoraeT q
Clerks Oaee The County Court Of Ohio eounty:
Deed Book 81 At page 80, WI Osr Tor - i g 49, q
tOn, AZ TIE frs1tdo0F % the Court House 81 sata
MOniay, March ISt, 1873, at II O'Clock - n 80
piece pare % ground ndtolping the 49, "a
Wheeling, laid out b. Moses ". Chnpine ana 80
approved and confirmed ~ John ESa. tthe plat o. ~. +.
addition of record the Clerks oer o. tola
Deed Book 80, 21S,l and bounded - toloas
Beginlin az tie ~ h corner - FiFst and Mercer - h
y said additions thence 3. 5eE de- < l1 ss, Srll.
100 deg z 1O1 feet. thence ~ 7IlEf deg. ". To- 81 .I
Il % said lrst eourse, thence 3 1sE deG 10
Iel 20 the said second course 70 The beginnins-
about 81 poles. more OF less. =. vovV
Terms Of sale, cash. h - 80
fauR6-iuI He---
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nISSOI0Ti0N-
FOR REMIT

VIZ NR6lN
THosE VALUABLE WORKS KNOWN AS
ANTIETA NJ IRON WORK S,
CITUATED in Washington County, Md At the junction Of
y Antieam Greek with the Potomac River, Immediately
the bank Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal aud
together with
Twelve Hundred and Ninety Acres OF Land
belonging thereto. There the premises
FURNACE,
years ago. and capable Of turning out
weekly, from 90 % 100 Tone OF PIGS
a ROLLING AND Shifting MILLS
Of great power and efeeti
A NAIL FA q r OR Y
capable Of manufacturing about 100 KEGS OF NAILS
fA'' "a LARoE .AN
O. RI ST BlULLS MnlA Il
capable Of manufacturing about 60 eGrrsIs
Of JEOur per day. A BLACKSMITH SHOP,
STOKE HOUSE OFFICE, large and e0mmOdlOuS
" a N > . n ~ . u = e.
operators the Works and their families, aud all other
necessary Buildings. The
ORE BANKS
belonging the Works, and situate in Maryland are near
the bank Canal miles distant from the
Furnace easily worked and inexhAusble In their SUPPLY
the Potomac State Of Virginia. owned by the under
signed, HoTne which also BE- rented with the
above Works. These Works possess ADVANTAGES o. stla
and power, which not surpassed In tie s.
the Furnace eapaeious Basin In which boats be
conveniently and safely loaded and unloaded
For terms apply to GILLIAN MOTTkRt Esql HageTs-
town, Maryland.
II the above Works rented before Tuesday, the
day March next, they will that day be oered at
public renting In front Of Doyles Hotel in
EOPHlA d. CLARKE, Adm'Ts 0fW. b.
THOs. z. DUCKETT. ClaEke, deed.
SAMUEL HORNE
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Why did Job always sleep cOldS Because he
had miserable comloftgFs. -
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:. :. '--'l-''' + NEW Firm.

DRS. BARTLETT WTNCHELLI Dentisls, ~
65SA IarketStFeet, opposite " ashngton Han, Whes'
$u1lGGY1ing Va.
Wineheii being compelled by rapidly ineTchGnB
business add 70 his facilities for doing the tales
peaSureIn informing friends and the public that hrhaS
formed business connection with n s. aTtlett ~ D..
EO has had Rfeen successful
tai profession.
Surgical Mechanical familiar Utth ala
practice All the latest Improvements Of the Dental nd
guarantees that beauty, durability and practical utility
their Artificial Teeth ahaiI not be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure ana
comfort Of Artificial Fs N from the great dread u SIf"
Ing experienced during be necessary preliminary sEIat'
ton OF the old teeth and informed that y
process, entirely unlike Ether, and ap-a-
bic in most and vhdrE6ss On az, tsstA are
nov extracted without pain.
Any Information ADVICE aPPertaning 20 their PFo
sion they viii be pleased 20 give gTItis.
Please call and examine specimens % ARTIFICIAL Iee
sBN once open II all hOuTs. 'sPls
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TaE usury laws Of Belgium are about to be
abolished.
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To Let

THE large warehouse fronting Quincy FeeeLty
Il pied by Russell 4 MeAfee. Apply 70
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For Rent

THE large room nos IN the Occupancy Of the OSdR.
lows, IA the "a story Of the UaEShouse on MaEtEt
occupied By Il. CFanEle CO. POssesson given On IL
day Of April next. Apply 20 Henry MoOreOF
janI9 p. +. ARMSTRONG.
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For Rent
To Let

ONE large room, Sd story, corner Of Main Gnd Quny
" SIS, with high ceiling well lighted and pasteFed. A
fronting Quincy street, 30 BY Go feet PosSeon VS
IT Jasfs APP'S'0 WI ne.,r1
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EOr RRnf

CEVERAL desirable Dwellings on Wheeling Island NJ
- pleasantly situated upon the River Blnk eonrI
ing beautiful view Of the city, and the or sCVCIS
miles below the city good plank walk tie Brire.
desired. Terms reasonable. Inquire Of