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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Original DiscOccries in Human Science
DE-. Sanger, author of new System of Anthro
zoology, will give three lectures at Washington
Hall, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings June 81, % and %, in which he will
indicate the correspondence invariably existing
between the organs of the Brain antl the devei:
opments of the body, and demonstrate the fact
that the Soul impresses the entire physical
structure and stamps every atom of the organ
ism: The practical utility OF this new science
is that it enables US TO truthfully interpret
Phrenology, for we cannot always measure the
power and capacity of an individual by an ex-
animation of the skull
The Lectures will be illustrated by portraits.
The Lectures will commence at O'clock
Admission % cts. 1w.
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Tile Note Of Prepnrntion.-Th great
national holiday is drawing rapidly near, and
unon all sides there are premonitory symptoms
Gifts approach The confectionery and cigar
stores have broken out with perfect eruption
Of fire producing devices, and while the youth
full observer of the Extraordinarily
.bra,cl-Fourth, is enabled to invest his niclels
inthc Common explosives known as crackers,
Fourth of July Observers Of more liberal means,
invest their dimes and their dollars in Roman
candles, Catherine wheels, blazing fountains,
rockets and other Gantastical pyrotechnics. So
long as fire works are not dangerous to eyes and
property, there is no general objections to them.
In fact it would be a strange Fourth Of July
without fire works. Crackers, rockets and pin
wheels are just as much part of the great Ma
rional Jubilee as Yankee Doodle, mint julePs
NM, Hail Columbia are, aud a consistent Fourth
ofJuly could no more be got up without coloric
than the boys in the pit of the circus could get
along without peanuts, or than fall election
could go off properly without boiled chostnuts
aud bOniircs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

rsy.i Case Of Conscience or Lore-Abont
,w " wears ago young man living in this city,
wv ;n.d the affections of young woman and
sa'" .ooeaed in crecting her ruin. AT the solicit
SUI, If friends, and from fear of prosecution,
p'G . the city and went to join older brother
!" t tb west. The young woman bore her dis
or,cs quietly and worked along, herwhole course
sra conduct being of the most exemplary char
=" ,or aoaiust which no one ever dared to
1 n...,i tho breath of caIumny. Some two
Jerks ago the young man returned and prevail
W mon his former companion to go with him
60 60 ,b he west where he had home and where he
'eonIl make her his. wife. The woman consent
.I and the offspring of their guilty love having
died III, when quite young, they resolved to con-
ce,I The history of the past. On Saturday last
m intimate friend Of the male party received a
LETTER stating that the two had arrived safely at
their destination, having been previously mar
rfsI at station on the Central Ohio railroad on
III. evening Of the first day out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

New Yowk, June 90. Tho steamship Fulton
sailed this morning for Southampton aud llaVrc
with 1870 passengers and Sl,0Uu,OOu in specie.
The steamer City of Manchester also sailed for
Liverpool with no passengers and $T6,OUO /"
specie.
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Y-frigAtencd to DeutA.-some mische-
'IonS boys on Saturday tied kettle to the tail
d large dog, and sent him leaping and howl
"s over the hill east of the city. The animal
vas found dead in the woods about an hour
stewards. lie is supposed to have been
frightened TO death by the rafting and dangling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

a7S- E"no's'ng 4n1 SMASH Up.-A dray
horse ran away yesterday on Fourth street, car
'ylns heavy vehicle rafting after him. He
faninto DIR. Boards office, taking only por
ION of the dray with him. Tho door was
pretty badly broken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

10 Tile Gtyic.-Ladics are informed that
gray is nov considered the best color for travel
ing dresses, and shawl buster or Chesterfield
sack should be of tho same unrestricted
hue Green and white, in small pattern, is
very suitable for bonnet trimming, and a thick
veil should never be forgotten. A plain linen
color aud cuffs, and gauntlet gloves complete
the costume Lace under sleeves are no longer
fashionable. Illusion sleeves, excessively full,
gathered in full pulfs on elastic bands, and or
namcntcd by knots of ribbon, are the chief ia
yOres. A bracelet is frequently worn upon the
wrist just appearing above the sleeve baud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

gzy"Ls 1t 1rue2- We understand that the
SOns of Malta of this city, are now arranging
for second horseback, moonlight parade
just think Of four hundred mounted men with
their dark cowls and monkish robes moving
slowly through the streets in the dim moonlight
to the tune of "Auld Lang Syne." 1t will pre-
sent rare and impressive scene. The evening
OF the parade and the hour, as sc are informed
by one of the initiated, will be found on "the
next page which is written in blank" BY this
We suppose it is meant that the public will be
startled and surprised by the appearance Of the
Knights at an unreasonable hour without any
previous notice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

ta9" TAeutre.-The audience was not so good
on Saturday evening as it would have been but
tor the Circus, which drew quite number of
The lovers Of amusement The play went off
with great success, however, and the audience
was highly pleased.
Tonight is sort of general benefit, several
members of the Company being up for the
profits Of the entertainment The plays are
The '''psy Farmer and Cousin Cherry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

saz-74e Cireusdrew two very large audiences
o" o Saturday afternoon and evening. The per
'ormance was rather better than at most enter
lainments of the kind.
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gw%7o Dealers in city anil COmt,y.-Thoso
who desire to buy goods on the most favorable
terms, will do well to call on T. II. Logan " Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, No At Main ST.
Their stock is full and complete, embracing
Medicines, Drugs, Paints Oils, Varnshes, Dye
stuffs, Groccrs' Drugs, Notions, Pcrfumerics,
&c. They respectfully invite call from cash
and prompt customers, to whom they will en-
deavor to give satisfaction in goods and prices.
rcr p Are Fa .%r Don5s
lion and SarsaparilIa, and DIR. Chapman's IEoar.
hound BalSam.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

GB-NeaO GoO,ts,-The undersigned has just
received more of those very fine pictures and
oval frames, besides which he has also received
general assortment of goods, such Port
monnies, Satcheis, Music Books, French and
German Accordiaus, Flutnas, Fans, Umbrellas,
Coats Spool Cotton, French Working do Hooks
and Eyes, Soaps and Pcrfumeres of finest kind,
Cloth Pins, Backing and Pocket Cutlery; also,
some Catholic Prayer Books and Bibles. Any
one not having bought anything in his store for
the last few weeks will find great difference
in his prices, as he sells now, no matter how
little person may buy, at wholesale prices.
p. LEcneR,
je1S-1w No. s Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

FARTHER PoINT, Ucur Quebec, G:SO p. M)
June 95-As yet there is 10 signs OF the stca-
mcr Nova Scoliarr, now in her 1lth day out,
duo with four days later advices from Liverpool
Tho telegraph line has since been interrupted
aud the offices have been closed Tor the mlsht-
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GOAL MA-TTERS.

.zpT6n Csnts IRech.-Thc Intelligencer is
,..1;sbed TO su oscsibers in any part of the city
or, or ncighbOrhoOd at ten cents week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

~ Grand nrepGrutions are being made for
Nc Mechanics Union Pic Mic, which is TO come
= at X 'se'S Grove on the 4th Of July. 1t will
'"''tless prove delightful affair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

ST.. LOUIS, June 25-The river has fallen only
abO4t one inch since last night, and is now sta
tonAry. All upper streams are reported OH the
dccllne. Weather cluudy and warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

FATHER Po1xr, june 25tl,-Thcre are no
signs of the steamer Nova Scotian, now due,
with Liverpool adviccS To the 18th INST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

B4RLrxCroN, Iowa, June 95.-'rhc Democrat
ic Sthtu Convention ut Dcs NIoines on the 2.d,
nominated for Governor, a. c. Dodge: l.cut.
Govcruor, l.. w. BaLit; Judges Of Supreme
Courl l.. S. Wilson, Chas. Mason, G. q. Cole.
y POPULAR sovereignty platform was adopted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27
GROVER & ER'S
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

495 Broadway, New York.
w-A NEW sTYLE-Prccs from $50 to $i25, hemmers
So extra.
This machine from two Spools. purchased from
the store, requiring RESEMBLING of thread 1t Hens, Fes,
Gathers Stitches in superior STYLE finishing each
by its oPcrntion without recourse to the hand
needle, required by machines. 1t will do better
cheaper sewing than seamstress she KS
for cent an hour. Sand FOR A CIRCULIL
j. T. SCOTT, Agent,
jG9-d tw&w13w* 157, Main Street, Wheeling.
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New Sfock.

T INVITE ATTENTION my stock 81 Liquors,
Cigars, which have been daily
last Fad, especially my Wins and BTafis bought by
myself while Europe Summer. Tile Rhine Wines
which have Of the vintage Of % from the
VinyaFd q. etteThaln MaiLZ, eNcrll
ed quality by any article Rhine Wine ally
other country. rapid sale which e' IL thus
far, its qualities have appreciated by all
who have trit. ItanOW nearly AID would advice
all EhO desire 70 eail
Ih.ve also new stock Of GINS Whiskeys Of AL kinds
Cigars SaTdines, &c, which Invite attention.
ap12-:m Il. W. FRANZHEIM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

Lou IsvILLE June 25.-Rivcr falling, with
feet 8 inches in the canal.
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,1z- 4 Ctse Of Conscience or Lore.-About
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-17

by a man who has double Iarreled narcotic,
and if you stir before the moon sinks, he viii
administer dose that will quiet your nerves -
Mr.. Pike had been 70 terrified that he had
not particularly observed the features of the
Iobbsr; but he recognized the quotation from
the first letter to Miss Gay, looked at him
closely, and discovered that he was no other ths
the sialwsrt brother he met in Union Square
Mr.. Pike, believing himself watched, FAY on
the earth until the moon disappeared, reflect
ing upon the serenity of the stars, and contrast
ing 1T with his agitated feelings When at last
only the gas lamps illuminated the city, he
crawlcd from his prison and went home as fast
as his legs could carry him. His experience
though brief, cost him over two hundred dol
lars, and was so satisfactory that he has been
content without repeating his experiments
". !. Erentng Post
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n FAMILY DIFFICULTY IN CASADA-SUIT FOR
DAMAaES.-A case of crtm. con. has been dc =
yel0Pod at Sandwich. Canada. Ii appears that
Tor some time past Mr.. Ford. the keepcr of
The Prince Albert tavern at Petite Cote, below
Sandwich, had some suspicious that n French
man named Langlois, living ncar Sandwich.
bad warmer admiration for his wife or
rather that they had n warmer admiration for
eH"h nthcr-:han was in accordance with the
luJunctiOns of the decR'O que. lie accordingly
set himself and his friends TO the agreeable
duty OF watching their movements. BY their
uLlted efforts evidence WAS obtained which
confirmed bis suspicious Langlois was discoy
cred upon one occasion coming out of Mr..
Ford room at a time and under circumstances
which he could not reconcile with the duty Of a
faithful wife and n true friend. Further OBJ
seryatlOns furnished him with proof that Lang
lois and Mrs. Ford were in the habit Of meeting
each other upon the American side of the river
and taking carriage ride, or such other recre-
alton as suited their fancics On Saturday las
they went to Detroit, followed by him. hired p
horse and buggy, and drove about four miles
into the country AMI stopped at public house.
Satishcd that all was not right, Ford became
greatly excited. and resolved on the death of
Langloi>; but his agitation was too great TO
permit him IL carry his intention into exccu-
tor and so, instead "f shooting the destroyer
OF hIs peace. he commenced Il civil suit for
damages against him. and ne was bound over
f. answer in the sum of $1,000. Their, the
matter rests at present Llngiois is n fIrmer
IN 'Iutortable circumstances, residing between
irdSOr and Sandwich Mrs Ford i. much
younger than her Husband, ani not onIy de
cares her preference for LaEGioiS. hut ayows
her determination tO hare him in spite of her
husband persecution.
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The SICKLEs JrRY.-Onc word about this
lury They had two large rooms on the first
hoor Of the NatiOnsl Hotel, on the side next TO
Sixth street, in which they took their rueIls
sud lodged. They were in chatgc of two Of
ilcers. We were staying ut the National the
last three days Of the trial. One morning
about eight o'clock, we were going to the bar
bers shop, which was next To the room occu-
pied by the jury, our ears were salutcI with
The sound Of violin and we heard the tramp
of men a. if marching in quick step.
The door of the room from whence these
sounds came was opened, aud n coloTed boy
was looking in and laughing. We went for
ward and looked in also; and there we saw
about dozen mon marching in single file
around the room, in front Of whom was a men
playing the violin; another. who had command,
wasgiving orders, "file left, "fle right" .'for
ward. march, &c. Finally they marched into
the adjoining room and took seats at n table
on which breakfast was spread. We ask cd the
c"lured lad if they were soldiers. and if this
was a recruiting station Lord no, massa." ="
WAS the answer, ''dem am lie Sickles Jury y
Boston IfiaS GRd Brc, Mqy 10.
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HRIAL NAVIGATION.
The Balloon Men hold n Pow.wov,
From the Ttica IIerald. Nav

From the l tica Herald, May 13.l
Caclinccurt returned from New York yester-
day, where ho has been attending meeting of
American RIonauts Wise, CarIincourt. and
several other members of the profession were
present The arOnaUts compared notes as to
improvements they had respectively made in
apparatus, and gave to each other the benefit
of their experience. Among other things dis
cusSed was the project Of John La Mountain TO
cross the ocean in a balloon. We understand
TIC gentlemen present were unanimous in the
opinion that the project of crossing the ocean
was entirely feasible, but they think Mr..
Mountains apparatus impracticable.
Carllncourt Is very sanguine in the belief that
the Atlantic may be crossed in 3 balloon in two
days. He says the necessary apparatus would
cost $4,000, and he thinks il a great shame
mat our Goyernment-which appropriates mil
lions of money to less useful purposes-cannot
take step 10 enable some practical aronaut
10 carry news to Europe and return ahead Cf
the steamer. plan for the balloon to which
a life-boat is attached, has been shown us: and
We confess that, however startling the PROPOSE
ton may appear, there are strong reasons for
believing that it could be accomplished
Csrlincourt IL now engaged in this city in
building new and elegant balloon which will
eclipse Excelsior. We saw part of the cloth
which Is to GO into this monster Yesterday as
" was stretched upon the frames Ii is very
fine Irish linen, vanished until it is quite
translucent 1hls balloon will weigh only
ninety-fve pounds when completed, and will
easily carry up five men.
The San Francisco Alta of ArriI 2f, gives
ne following item in regard to balloon travel
in California
= 1T is stOted that celebrated French ore
naut IL on the way to this country with o mag
nIhcent balloon, with which he intends to make
regular trips between this city and Oakland
lie has been engaged by a number Of specula-
tive gentlemen who hope To realize consider
able by the operation. The price of passage ia
not stated.
HE TRANSATLANTIC BALLOON TIE RriaI
machine In course Of construction at Iansing-
burg, n. Y, by Mr.. LA Mountain, wi h which
he designs to cross the Atlantic is fast an
prOachIng completion. In speaking of il, the
Lanslngburg Gazette has the following:
The balloon will be IS feet i'm diameter.
and when inflated tho car and balloon will be
100 feet high. There will be employed Q $50
yards Of silk-wide China-thc best ever used
for such purposes. The silk was put in oil last
Friday. Six miles of cord will be used i'm the
next. The car or boat is of unique construc-
ton, and very strong. 1t is 10 feet long
feet wide, and % inches high. 1t was built in
New York city, and is capable Of carrying
twelve men in the very toughest sea The
boat will be in this village within two weeks
One hundred and fifty thousand cubic feet of
gas will he required to initiate the balloon. Civ
ing 1t an ascending power of about three and
half tons"
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the sandman arny whittier tie king has gene TO
take command, is probably destined 10 play
important part in the coming war. itisa fortified
CIV near The eastern frontier Of Piedmont. hose
"uns hrlstlc towards the Austrian territory. II
sinds IN tn" midst If sterile plain II is tine greLt
u! 'n"hoId 1T PIedmInt. and is to- the SdrdiHians
wiat GIbrdlt1r is To the English or SebastopoI
was u the Russians Dur NJ the reign Of the
French IN Italy. its formidaElr fortifrations made
il one Of the strongest places in Europe but these
subsequently, demolished leaving only the
citadel. " ithin the past few wears workmen
have been busy ia reconstructing them. i'm antiri-
patton of the events now at hand Im the surround
IN" plain. two miles distant is Napcl-on's cel,-
brated battlefield of MarengO. Alessandria is
gIrris-ned with several thousand troops and be-
X connected with Turin and Genoa by railway
any number readily he concentrated there
TO capture IL would be crowning glory to the
Austrian Generals, and to lose it great humila-
ton 70 Sardinia.-Aibasy yonrsaI, May 12
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BY \. GREEN, huct:oneer.

BY \. GREEN, huct;oneer.
VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS At PUB
Lie huCTIoN On SATURDAY. tho q st day
Of May, 1859. Mt o'clock ?. M l shall ohar for sail
tho following Houses ard Lots in the 18th ward Of
Lot No. 9, IN square :6, fronting on Thirteenth
street west between and streets south, with
the improvements thereon consisting of large and
cnuvanI"nt frame house, two stories and 4 half in
height, with ack building attached This propert
VIII -, sold IN two parcels: St ho improved pa /
OF saId lot, and 2d. The unImproved part or resi-
due. ~
Lot No. :, III square No. 2nS fronting on street
s1nth between Twelfth and ThHteanth streets west
with TN" improvements thereon. consisting Of two
mat and comfortable Frame Houses ach two .tn
res and had IN height, with kitchen attached
rms property vii be sold in three pa GELS list The
houses respectively aud. 2d The nnimproved west
part OF said lot, rcscrvlnS sufficient for small alcy
way.
Lot y o. Is. In square No. SD, fronting on street
Gnuth, hatween 9TH and 10Th streets west with tho
imp .nNemCbts thereon, consisting of a neat and
c"n1ort@blo frame House two stories i'm height
with back building attached
Terms of talc: Ono third cash the residue In 81 x
twelve, aud eighteen months, by not S secured by
decd of trust on premises
III tho terms of sal are not complied with within
hve days ON the dav Of sae ne property vii I've r
sold at the risk and yprnsc of tho purchaser
All conveyancIng at the cost of the purchaser
Hfal4 foNu a. CIR ZEN, Aurt.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
- NAvy GARDAT AUCrIoN.-On FRIDAY, the
2th instant, shall sell in front of the premi Sos a
oo'clock p. IN. p handsome Buiding Lot near the
western ate OF the Navy Yard, u being Lot No. 4,
IN Square No, 8tl. This property fronts 81 feet .
inches on south NJ betwet 6th nd 7th streets east
and runs hack 10 feet II inches 5 foot ailey
Terms; One-iourth cash balance in 8, IL aud IL
months, Tor notes bearing nterest from DAY of sa
dteI given and a deed Of trust taken. All CON
veyancIng at the cost of the purchaser.
ma IL cod A GREEN .uc,
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Nj TEETH.
ll LOOMS, ". D., the inventor and patentee Of
the MlNERAl.PLAFETE TEETH, attends <-~>
Pc SONS personally At his otH;e this " ksSS-y
Many persons can wear these Teeth WHO Ol4n
cannot wear others; and no person con wear Others
whu cannot wear llpSe.
Persons calling nj my OfIco can he accommodated
with any style and price Of fecth thcy may dnsire
but tO those who particular and wish the purest
cleanest strongest, and most perfect denturo that
art car produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
move fully warranted.
Rooms 10 this city, .Sy6 Penn. avenue, between
9Th and 10th streets; Also, S7 Aroh street Philael
phla. sc 2I-ly
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FOR REN'f-The DWELLING PART ui the
3-stoIy Hausc south side Of Penusyl lvana av,
east ni TN street, and over Harvey n Go X Haru
ware store. Apply to CAMPBELL& & COYf,E q,
L. CDb LII II BRO. f3 If
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EOR RENT-Fho very desirable DIV ELIlNG-
u HOUSE, No. o. Bridge street. At the corner (
Bridge anu Jefferson stracts, GeUTg gctUvR. 1t la,
been thoroughly renovated ard supplied with every
convenience of water and gas throG1hou II con
lalns7 bedrooms, parlo-s, dluIng-Ioom kitchen,
ana servants room, besides d sm0ke-Gou aud =
fiy cellar From the windows charming views
ni W a"hingiun ami the Potomac river, with the ad
lachHt county. The situation is convenient anG
h"rfthy. Possession given Oh the lst of Nav. En-
quIre OF DIR. CHAS. Ii. CRAGIN, 124 Dumbarton
street.
Also. several Stables and Carriage houses for
rent. supplied with water from tho Aqueduct. Ap-
pS ~ above. alb I8-tr
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EOR SALE-Ol accommodating terms, a very
Il desirable RESIDENCE, being a 8 stoTs Frame
DwelilDg-Na. 2S0-wlth back building sttachrd,
containing IN all ~ rooms has very dry cell AT,
and a deep hack int to an alley situated on the
no tn side of street. between 18th and 18th streets
and midway between the Treasury department and
Patent Oice II is positively one Of the most pleas
ant locations for n Residence IN Washington cIty
For terms and full desGrI ption Gfto promises ap
Fiy 10 POLLARD WEBB, No. $40 "a .toryl 7th
"treAt apS2