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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05
THE NEW oRLEAEs EXCITEMENT.


Z New ORLEANS. June 4ttr.--A ruInor Is current
on the street that compromise will be elected
if the city deliver up twenty tige noted rutlianS
to the Vigilance Committee. Five hundred men
on each side will be sworn as police. have been
refused admittance in City Hall.
TRLEGEAPn AGENT.
Fifty men with two canons have just taken
possession of Canal street, said to be organized
by men marked by Vigilance Committe for pun
ishment.
LArgR.-Vigilance Committee triumphant
Mayor resigned municipal authority TO Eigi'
lance City quiet. Crowd withdrawn from
Canal street Vigilance Committee appointed
special police over thousand men.
Treaty signed and order restored. The terms
OF the treaty are these: Mayor Waterman for
city and Gen. Lewis, Superintendent of Flee
tons, accept the forces of the Vigilance com, as
special police to protect property, life and exc
cute the laws. The Vigilance committee does
not disband, but retain their organization as {"
military body long necessary for defence
and performance of Legitimate duties. The THb-
bile still in the streets, but in small numbers
No more trouble expected. Arrests still continue
to be made.
The people are on the eve of fresh excitement.
InHamatury placards just issued by the so
called American party, calling Americans To
arm to resist the authority of the Vigilance
committee. More than ope-haf OF the Ameil'
can party are in the Vigilance committee. Many
Of tleir leaders are well known Know NothlngS
One man WAS killed and another wounded, acct
dentaly, III the Vigilance camp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

An Interesting Relic.-An American flag,
which was unfurled over the American forces ut
the battle OF Ceregordo, passed through the of
flee of Adams & Co.'S Express yesterday. 1t
was being forwarded from Baltimore to st.
Louis. The flag was literally riddled with bull
lets and was besmeared with the blood of the
brave soldiers who fell upon that OCCASION.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05
PHmADELPAIA MARKET.

JUNE 4-BreadstulFs quiet Flour falling Of;
inspections l2, 1886 bbls against 10 $50 last week;
market dull; prices weak; sales for export 800
hbls OHIO cXtrn on terms not made plihiic.-
Rye Flour aud Corn Meal firnI at 1881 IA for
former, and s.. 374 for latter. Wheat continues
dull, and prices dropping
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

Il Tornado of considerable violence swept ever
Cannonsburg, Washington county, Pa, on
Tuesday wedo not hear that any serious dam
age was done in the borough George Burnside
residing some tive miles from the village, had
his barn blown down, stable removed from its
foundation,- and house unroofed. The house OF
Mrs. Funchill was unroofed, and fine orchard
uprooted WIN. Moore's house was unrooted'
and several buildings in the neighborhoOd more
or less injured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05
MORE 0uTRAGES.

NEW YoRK, June 1.-The Heralds Havana
correspondent says the Captain Of the AmeTi-
can bark Reliance, reports that he was boarded
ON the evening of the oath, between Salt Key
Bank and the coast of Cuba, by boat from a
British war steamer the vessel having first Civ
en- blank discharge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

There were forty days of rain ut Cincinnati
during the months of April aud May. We have
not heard of an attempt to count the number
here, but have an i,idistinct recollection of two
or three times when it only "dsizzled" during
that period of (6l) days
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05
BRACES ARCTIC LINIME EN- r

This tucomprehensibe Imminent, upon which the grea
the pangs of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, GOut, ErySpeas
CANCER sorolula gses anu AL
aratons The Propretors gye FOR The OF
by during the pastfew months Ger.
tcates from the parties named are in the possession OF
the proprieOrS, but their length precudts publication oil
az "'' one Hottie Triumphnnt.
Mrs MoGit No. 845 Morgan Street, ST., Louis, having
suffered for Lree years with RhcqnatIsm and friedman
. ~ Ont of Esursnt0ry.
suffering the pnss OF purgaory,, with Neuralgia,
months, cured by three four applications OF the
N''''N'n'nn Pfiy the l.ittIe ChiIdren.
little daughter of Mrs. Lee, residing Lake street,
OF boiling water The Arctic Imminent applied accord
ing the directions and the IRE was i"stany extracted
IsesIOred 10 EienuIy.
rered from painful ds6gurg eruption the face,
AMI by bottle the Linnent and
rs''o''u 20 "s' G a fTISr IsHSiI Tumor
Eugene Mallory Natchez three years the victim of
until tried the arctic Linimen Three bottles cured
MN IN " 'e" "s'E Wonderful C"ret
Mrs Dedford Mobile, conped her couch for three
years via, GpS palsy ana after being IN d rs. S s
ment in n little over a month,
MEMPHIS, TESS., Nov 2stl, 1857
thereby certify, tina" having been badly bruised and
me to try Brsrggs LnImeht The
pain gone from the bruises. In two weeks was
I we'll, and able to resume business.
HENRY HANEltSKlLL, residence Jackson street
The Blind see!
WEBSTER CRY, Iowa. Nov. 9th, 1851.
DIR. A. q. BKAGG-DeaT S;r For than three gears
had AFFLICTED with inlamed eyes, In an aggravated
degree tried various nostruins
to no eec induced by Dr. Baum try the Arctic
LnI,neut, and in two months neery we'll hy little
daughter afflicted in the manner FOR the saue
and during portion OF the time was entirely Dihd
in eye. applied your valuable Liniment, aud her
eyes perfectly sound Thus have with one two
bittbOtIle, cured daughters and my own besides
curing Rheumatism in my back. Iwoud not he without
yourinYolu able remedyin my house. Yours truly,
W1. RUSSELL.
WEBSTER CRY, Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1885.
thereby certify that well acquainted with william
RUSSELL with the astounding he mentions, and
know his statement to he strictly true.
J.J. WADSWORTlI, z. NJ, Webster City.
Good for Animals.
Invaluable Linimcnt is also equally eihcatous IN
curing of animals, witness the following
certificate: c Arnot and Lynch, Arnot CO..
keen the two livery stabesin the West, and
orally known throughOutthe United States. -
' ST. Louis, Dec 29d, 1857.
we, acknowledgement havingused DR. Brasgs Arctc Lin
men for Of mouths, ceerfuly testify to ITS su-
Dl or efficacy curing the diseases of horses; we'll are
We satisfied OF Arctic being the best Imminent made
TINT we would other We keep and have kept for
number years. extensive livery stables in this city, ana
our experience about horses and their dseas
great, unhestatngy say that the Arctc Llh
1nent only have ever found uttcyS egeciUe
We cordially allvery stable keepers and
others having the care Of horses. 1900,
LYNCH, ARNOT CO.,
Chestnut street.
Caution,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

Sheep Killcd--Ten~sheep belonging to ThOs-
Caldwell, OF Hanover township, Washington co..
Pa, were killed by lightning on Monday last.
Two or three horses belonging to the same gen
deman were killed in similar manner about
three years ago.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

The unusual appearance ofthe sky Immediate
ly after the storm on Monday, says the Wells
burg Herald, attracted much remark at the
time. The entire heavens from horizon to hor-
lion seemed to blaze with the reflection of such
FIRE as the conhagraton of the earth might
occasion. East, West, North and South there
was the same brazen, fiery appearance, while
huge, angry masses of clouds continued to roll
and float and assume fantastic, threatening
forms. The phenomenon, strikes us, was the
most impressive we ever witnessed, aud awful
ly suggestive of that great day when the heav-
ems shall be rolled together as a scroll and the
elements be consumed with fcrventrheat, The
appearance was doubtless owing to the reflection
of the rays ofthe sun, just setting, upon the
clouds and heavy banks of fog that Immediate
ly succeeded the storm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05
The Daily Intelligencer.

Persons wishing tine Daily nteligeaeer, can
have it left according to directions for ten cents
per week, payable weekly to Luther Rice.
Orders for the paper can be left at the office
or handed to the carriers
~" Subscribers are requested not to pay to
the carrier boys unless they can show author
;tv from Mr.. Rice to make collections
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05
CINCINNATI MARKEr.

June 4.-Flour firm; moderate demand; re-
ceipts very light Whisky active at lSe. Moth
ing done in Pork or Bacon. Lard higher; 100
bbi, sold at 16i Sugar firm; 100 hhds sold ut
64n7L. Coffee and Molasses dull
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05
BUSINEs NOTICES.

Tic Lircr-The Liver being the great puri-
flying organ, arrests in its substance many NOR
bid products, the fertile sources of disease. The
Peruviau Syrup stimulates the liver to the per-
formance of its functions, lessons the evils of
bad digestion and acts at the same time in
restorative and preventative manner. For par
ticulars, see circular. For sale only ut the Pre-
scription Store, No. %, Monroe St, adjoining
the Mcclure House
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FIRE.

BANGOR, Me-, june 4-Thurston & Metcal's
Ship Chapdlery was destroyed by fire last even
ing. Thu; loss is estimated Mt $4,000 No in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

Many Druggists, having old Linments on hand, will try
to sell you the best, but do you PoslnSs re-
fnse to purchase them Ask for BRAGG'S ARCTIC LIN
lIENT,' ana take other
Liberal proposition.
The proprIetors agree to furnish each OF DOL
lar bottle with subscription to the u 8 TOT
one vear This is one of the N. Y Illustrated papers
certificate eutiug the holder to the heneht OF THIS
in the wrapper around every dollar bot
tie The Arctic is put up in % cent, 90 cent and
81 bottles The and 81 bottles contain 90 ana lOu
per cent Linmcnt in proportion to their GGst ana
are the cheapest. For sale by BRAGG " BURliOMEs
Sole PrOprietors ST. Louis, Mo
An AGENT wanted In every town villaf Appllca-
lions always be accompanied by reGbSns5ng refer
janiS:1y-3mdSw al General AEentsfoi Wheelit E.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

RIVER AND WEATHER.
EzPlTrsB URGrI, June River / feet 10 inches
by pier mark, falling. Weather clear.
CINcNNATI, June. 5.-Weather showery-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

! a Ride ATouad tile 0utsbirs.-We yester-
day took trip around the outskirts of the city
and had our attention directed to the condition
OF the fields observations upon winch may be
taken as reliable index to the progress of the
corn, wheat, oats and grass. We arc informed
that the foliage upon the trees is thicker, deeI
er and brighter this season than usual, and that
n second growth of
"curled and tender and smooth young leaves,
With creamy fringe of down.
are coming out upon the trees. The grass has
grown, too, with unparalleled thickness and Wig.
or, owing to the heavy rains of the SPRING
The past few bright days have had surprising
effect upon the corn, which now begins to look
u strong deep green, instead of sickly yellow.
There has not been much corn planted as yet,
owing to the continued unfavorable weather.
If the fall should happen to be late, so as to al
low the TO mature, there is still time to
plant, and we notice that many farmers are
operating upon reliance in this hope. We
learn that the farmers prospects are not hatter-
ing, with the low price of produce on hand, and
so poor chance for another crop.
OF peaches and cherries and apples there will
be fair crop, though most of the trees are
destitute of any signs of fruit. What apples
there are left are of the common kind, the graft
ed fruit being most easily KILLED by the frost.
----&sSDsS-
4 pleasant and cooling breeze prevailed yes
terday, and breathed through the open doorsand
windows, rendering day comparatively com
Portable which would otherwise have been
opprcssively hot. Linen coats were brought
out yesterday and we presume day or two
will inaugurate summer clothes among the
rougher sex. The ladies long ago, donned their
light and gay summer apparel, and we yestor-
day, almost envied some fair creatures whom we
saw looking 50 cool and airy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

Arrica5 IF thu Ercurtioaists-Las evening
quite number of literary and scientific gen
,Jenen from the east, arrived in this city and
stopped at the Mcclure House The object of
The excursion aud the design of the excursion
lists is to take photographic views and pencil
sketches of the most picturesque and noted
points along the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
many of which will he transferred to canvass
by the knights of the brush, and thus become
choice and acceptable ornaments for the parlor
and hail. The excurtionists left Baltimore on
Wednesday morning, stopping at all the promi-
nent points along the line. The company com
prses some of the best artistic and literary tai.
ent of the country. Among the guests best
known to the public we find the names, of w.
Storrs Willis, d. II. Strother. port Crayon)
of Hnrper's Magazine notoriety; Prof Fariman
Rodgers, of the Pennsylvania University Fl. j.
RAYMOND, of the New York Times: VIM. S
Thayer of the Ecening Post; n. P Willis;
Chas. Gould, of the Ohio and Mississippi road ;
d. c. Hitchcock, of New York, and Col. John
ston. of Baltimore.
Mr.. j. B. Ford, the agent of the road, was
active yesterday in endeavoring to render the
guests agreeable while in this city.
TIE MEETING LAST NIGHT AT THE ncLunE HOUSE
The excurtionists held meeting last eve
ming at the McLure House. The resolutions
which follow were offered by WIN. E. Thayer,
Editor of the New York Ecsning Post, and
seconded by speeches from Messrs Gourlie and
Hicks, of New York.
Mayor Tanner delivered an address appropri-
ate to the OCCASION welcoming the party to the
city Mr.. j. B. Ford and other gentleman
spoke and the meeting adjourned The follow
ing are the resolutions
Reso1ced, That we the guests of the Balti-
more 4 Ohio K. K. Company, entertaining high
appreciation of its liberal and generous hospi-
laty, and of the attentions of its officers, under
whose care we have been placed, take this occa-
sion TO tender our warnest and most cordial
thanks and good wishes to the Company and es-
pecially to Messrs. VIM. Prescott Smith, Master
of Transportation, Henry Tyson, Master of Ma
chinery, and their Oblging assistants, who have
contributed So much to the comfort and pleas
ure of our excursion.
Re&Otre6, That this important link in the
great American Central Route is eminently
worthy of the patronage of the American peo
pie, and that The wonderful beauty, picturesque
ness and grandeur of its scenery, as well as the
perfect construction, equipment anu manage
meut of the road, oiier attractions to the travel
er, not surpassed in the United States.
Resolced, That as artists and lovers of the
picturesque in nature, we especially commend
This route to the tourist and pleasure seeker, and
that we hereby acknowledge ourpeculiar indebt
edness to the public, spirited enterprise of the
citizens of Baltimore and to the constructive
ability and daring genius of Mr. Fl. b. LrtrObe
which Notwithstanding the stupendOus obstacle:
of Nature, have thus introduced us TO new
scenes of magnihcence and beauty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

ea- Prices to suit the times, at WYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART Iin street, opposite UNion Pictures taken this
Gallery at greatly prices. The public
place obtain the best Pictures that
ken the city.
Iwould that they 20 second
obtain c cap pictures, but r tOhead
quarters where prepared to take them cheap
the cheapest. (dcC3I) }. w. WHEES, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

Local Items were scarcer yesterday THAI
Scarcity itself. There was nothing SURFING but
nigh wind, and tie dust in the streets.
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AZ TAX PAYRRS.

t hooks of the Assessor Real Estate can be seen at
me COL, office the Manufacturers Farm.
HANK The board OF Appeal will Council
s,er on Monday, June 14ih, to whom all applications
tr the reduction Of the valuation of property, &e
Iau.t he made JUN q. PORTER,
ibid CLERK.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

unchanged. Corn firm. Whisky dull. Pro-
visions firm; better demand. Lard unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

Tue PoErRY OF PnYsIc.-Doses have always
been associated in our minds with wry faces, and
medicine has seemed from the days of childhood,
another word for nausea and disgust. Its rem
edies were the worst part of sickness, and pain
was not so hard to bear as the revolving. Por-
t;ons we're compelled TO swallow for relief Dr.
cherry Pictorial is like honey on the tongue
and healing balm the stomach His PMS t! t.
S aI;de suaar.shod over the palate but their
enc although wrapped up, is there, and
strikess with telling force to the very foundo-
fions- Of disease Cincinaai Citizen, o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

Distinguished -Arripa7--Ex-Gov. Lowe, Of
Maryland, was stopping at the Mcclure House,
yesterday.
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RY THR -UNION I'M

TO rue DAILY ENTELHIC nNcEEs.
OFFICE ooRSpR WATER AND MONROE srsEErs
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AIGBROTYPES
WHICH CANNOT BE sURPAssED,

AM8RorYPEs WARRANTED TO PLEASE
AMDRoTYPEs GIVING TIE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Paper, Sheet-Iron, Patent Leathor,ee
Taken in any equu any theity
AT THE CITY GALLERY OF ART,
SO, Monroe street.
an2O-1y G. A. GRIFFIN, Artist.
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srr advertisement of DIR. snnford's Liver In
v,gorotor in another column.
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Domestios and Foreign Staple.

DOmeSticS and Foreign staple
PRINTS-sOO pieces only yard worth 12 cts.
BLEACHED MUsL1Ns-ibO pieces, fan yard eide, and
very fine only 10 yard Also an excellent quail
ty Z MusIns only cents yard AsupeTior article Of
Island Brown Muslins vide for cents. sheetihss
and Pillow MusIins at almost any price.
CHECKS low prices BedtieEinE Frat THts sFtI.
Ia yard, and do 'sleTTjnS Bone Twin ~
only l2k cents per yard, very cheap
CRASiI-A very good quality, for only cents per yard
IRISH LINENS-A splendid article warranted all lnen
for only % cents yard
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES goods fast eolofH Tor
DE BE6Es AND LUsTRE-sOne Low - esEts
vaT,. AT faps-8El1 ALEX- HEYMAN's-
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ASSISTING NATunE.-It is well established
fact, that although nature cannot be forced, she
can be assisted. This is peculiarly the case in
all those diseases caused by the blood or cOagu'
lated lymph settling under the skin, as general
iy happens after bruise or sprain BY using
some good penetrating rubitacient, such as
Braggs Arctic Eminent, nature is stimulated s!1
and assisted to take up and remove the deposit
of lymph and blood, and an immediate cure Is
affected Bragg's Arctic Liniment is for sale by
all respectable Druggists throughout the conn
try.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

MRs CuxSNeuAMs sU1crDn-At 81 Bond
street would not startle the world to a greater
deoree than the astonishing effect of Woods
Hair Tonic upon gray. dry, harsh and thin hair
TRY it, reader and bottle only will convince
80, that this article is not to be clnssed among
;3lIe worthless nostrums of the day. Professor
Wood himselfis living illustration o! Lhe Salls
~ his own article. He was gray at thirty years
Of Of n nS and now his hair is as black and glossy
NC;aUTloN.-Beware ofworthless limitations rs
several are already in the market called ~ yr an
erent names. Use mono unless the words CPfo-
5essor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot 81, nn"is.
s G bv m Druggists and Patent Medicine deal
oou ny I hv al fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in
the the United States and Canada.
5--;-.,a.,,1 o9 Dr. sansord's Liver In
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

T. B. Johnston, Market street, has received
a new lot of the very best whisky, purchased
under peculiar circumstances, which he is pre-
pared to sell to the advantage of customers, for
medicinal purposes. Also new lot of choice
perfulneries, soaps aud varieties, together with
everything in the drug line If you are unfor-
tunate enough to stand or lag in need of any
thing in tn. medicinal limo, you will be more nn-
fortunate not to give Johnston call.
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new GO0is 60 JlREe EP 90 Order

7 HAVE nov received my Spring and Sumner stock Of
i CLOTHS, CASGIAERES AND FES7INGS, % the
most styles, best fsLTles az exceedingly
prices and which prepared TO make up in the latest
and oI fashionable Styles the lowest prices, IN
which call Sir- attention OF Sustomeru and the
nublir in genera Also, q large stock OF Ready MadS
Clothing always hand at low prices Can aCh SEE
A. NJ ADAMS,
No ate
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

Prepared from prescription er Sir y. Clarke, " D
RAgsie...n AetraordiLnyN tAe tlMeen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

The Best, all tile 1;mot-The best White
Lead in the market is b. A. Fahnestock's It is
worth 25 cents per keg more to the consumer
than any other Lead. 1t covers better, lasts lon
ger, and is a purer white!
The best Family and Liver Pill is Dr. a. S.
Todd's Anti.billious or Liver Pill. 1t is just
the Pill for the season, and for all complaints
arising from disordered Liver or Stomach
Try it II. Il. LOGAN s Co, General Agents.
For sale by dealers throughout the country,
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AsStgnee'S sale.
TNE following are oe-d a. prvste until the nrSt
Monday in June next. Eueh Il remain IN.
sold viii offered Public Auction AZ the Court House.
( viz
COMPANY 2S stock Of the Eashinston Hat AP-
ISOLATION: Pew No 81 In ST. Matthews Episcopal C7Teh
I1tS No i39 and 49, in Mount Cemetery LOta 40
Isg and 100 n Centre Wheeling; No. Square No. lO
In south WheeIiug TOtNO 50, IN the town Of Moundsvle
Lots No. s. @ H. - and Of 10, with extensions IN
Buena Vista addition 90 Wheeling: Na'heW Jehrrb. note
Tor sI5 line Of IH business AZ cash
prices on demand - Lots in JACOBS addition 20 south
Wheeln4 the city limits, and free IRON city
taxation and are desirable for che ap residences.
For terms &C. apply Jas r. Baker Henry Iailhnt,
or -, relation TO the Lists ST. a. CaSan,
near tle pTemises. BAKER, TALLANT BAKER,
; 1nSg-td AtsigneEs OF Wun- T. SsIbS-