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VIVA: the New York City Folks Say OF Dr..
M'Lane's Celebrated vermifuse,
Nanufac ured by Fleming Bros.

% New York August %, lsJ9.
~ This is to certify that am we'll acquainted wtha
tty years OF age for man? Yeas res cen = this
city who been A: times extremely III, but could dot
tell from what unless it worms lie told MS
attending physcIan his suspicious. but phy at
ril,uled the idea and refused attend him any longer.
HIS then mentioned d.. Flames vermfuge, and
asked him he would AXE It: his reply wasI take
s,neth!ns to get relief or die.
They at once procured t,ttle Of Dir II Lanes Celc
brated vermfugs and he took me half DOSE
The result was he passed upwards q three quarts o.
rrorms eutup in every form. lie well Immediately,
and entos!us most excellent health and like the
good Samaritan of old, endcavIring to relieve his
fortunate ncghbors. He makes his business to hun,
mp and select ali cases similar his tina, may be
by regular ply and oduces them to try
Dr. M'Lsne's vermfuge. So far ne has induced mere
tn twenty take the Tcrnliuge and IN every
case with the happy results. He well satisfied
that D. NJ Lare's EermIfugc prepared by Fleming Bros.
of Pittsburgh is superior any other known remedy
AMI that fmorc generally known would not fail to sag
many valuable lives For further particulars inquire @,
Mrs Hardie, 1874. Cannon Street, New York City.
rz-Purchase-s will be careful to ask for DR..
MT.ANE's CELEBRATED vERMITuGE, manufsc-
tprcd ry FLEMING BROS. Of PITTSBURGH AN
nth Nsrmituc>h IN comparison are NprlEe~S. Ut
MLane ss.une ycrEl'tpge, also his celebrated Liver
Fills can now lie had al all respectable drug stores.
None genuine ~ifsoui ths signature Of
mn FLEMING DH1s,
--s<-s
TO EDIToRs-CArTIoS !-PubIi,hcrs Of newspapers
respectfully cautioned the flsehocd
sQccing myself, Of a y3un- fellow assuming French
which have appoa cd several newspapers Of late
Such notices would be admitted where he known.
G. SMITH, NJ D
It P7op:ieto- o; SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL
:. For small sum all msy be relieved e Headache,
Rheumatissl, Neuralgia Paralysis, .isthma Coat,
Piles, Tcticr, FeIons, Swclngs ranlp, Deafness
Hounds, Burns, Sore Throat, Gathered Breasts etc
= Ask for DR.. SMITHS Electric Oil or you will
be made the victim o: fraud
Don't Believe n.-lf any interested one tells You
that physc, iodncs guiacum, bleeding, and hundred
other njudicious means will relieve pain like SMITHS
" Electric OIL" dom believe it, The simple truth is
daily made evident every where in the undoins of the
previous bad management Of the most
heard Of this country any other by the use this
Electric Oil,
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y;r.inja Election.

Dispatches from Richmond, OF date May
osth state ,!,a. it is estimated there that
LsrcuER, Dem is elected Governor py
about 5000 majority,
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- We are told that Missouri river
sow"s are full of provisions, goods and out.
htttnS implements and merchandise for the
mirGrs, and hence we are enabled to account
;or Tue persistent effort still! kept up to de .
Jude e'sigrants. But it is hard to believe
men capap 10 of such heartless yillainv.-
6'1ItsStom Hdukeye.
With what fcrvor Of truth must this de-
clar"tien have been penned-''lt i, hard to
'1eliere naaa sseable of such heartless viii
.aIny.' Why, it is just such villainy as
here depicted. tha. the Hawkeye has been
accusing the Missouri River towns" of
committing for the past nine months. How
it must have wreneaed the yearnins bowels
Of tho "lIawkeyc-man" to believe men
guilty Of what it has ever been profuse in
accusing them of desire to engage in
EFT is hard to believe men capable of such
hesr;less vllainy," but then you would not
be surprised, would you, Mr.. Harkeys to
hear that. the. returning emigrants had
burned down several "Missouri River
towns % Oh no. The western part of
Iowa must be put down, at all hazards, is
the motto Of the Ha,ckeye, and kindred
sheets. -
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CORN&YOUNG STOCK


P. J. AcMahon
VIM. n. Doren Esther n. DorenS a-. -
To VIM II. Van DUren Esther n pe.s !.
You hereby notified that there 10 nov en- nlc y;
once ofthe Clerk Of the Distct Court Of Pottswss
County In the State OF Iowa petition Of 1e1ss
claiming Of you the sum Of four hundred snd forfy.
dollars. which he alleges to be due him on ~
note executed by the 26h day Of February 80
and that writ OF attachment has been issued ~
cause, and your property attached TO satisfy ssid
and that unless You appear and answer said peto
or before the morning Of the second day VI the 49,
term Of the District Court Of said County, to besn
held in the City of Council Bluffs on the nfst -.
in August, 1853, judgment will be rendered asa'n"''
thereon. PRANK STREET, .H
@~ Aify. for f1ssay
The original notice in the above entitled Gauss
been returned by the Sheriff Of FDttawsttsmle Ovs
not founA'' and heinz satisfied that the p!ais.s
cause Of action existing against the dsfenss -
therefore fon request Of the planting hereby ve ~
the foregoing notice be publish ed four weeks
y ID the Council Riu6s HoRpsysii.
- JOHN \. SHEk3AH. sas.s
ksr 81, leS3-rl u4 <vM ceuRfs J""!e
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NNuL'' II nuns my JS-e3 no "
Solomon Rose
David Osborn AMI
NIXON Owe ban.
T. B.vld Osb ard 1on Overuan
NlR:-f"u are hereby hottie! that there is low on,
- u'e IN the CHIC Of me Clerk of the Distinct Court of
fta"attdH'r county. IA the Stare Iowa a petition
~ 'Hniuf RE. claiming Of you the humid
rem amt c!rhiye!sbt rfysev"n huufrefihs dollar.
which he 1eSrS TO he due him on three p-unlisa,rv
notes all dated JGne 23l 1857 and that an attachment
has been issued IN sad and your properly At
fi'hcd TO ecuT" said claim and that unless Won su,car
and answer sad peti"n. before The morning O,
tbe second day Of the August term District Court Of
sam county 10 be begun and held in the town Of Glen
wood. on the third M"nfay in August 1859 Judgment
will be rendered against you thereon
pRANK STREET, Atty. for P7ot,,;g
appearing from asiavH that the Del ns in the
above mentioned eau o. action subssttnc AGAINST tho
defendants therefore hereby order (pn the ,eoues of
the plaintiffs Attorney that the foregoing notice Re
published four successfully in :Ie Council Bluffs Nom
p1re!.
Z. {. BOSBTSHELL.
County Judge Mills Co Ivva
May 3st, 1859
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~ The editor Of the New Hampshire
Democrat complains that all his political op-
ponents make mark of him. He is GER
tainly mark that every man ought to toe.
no" An editor out West boasts of having
had talk with woman and got tho last
word.-Erchdnge.
= Yes, che gave it to- him, and he had to
take il.
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=. s. CrandalI. ct n!

We are happy to be Informed by the
-aInteTset -Hadisonian, that besides Mr.
.. 5. CRANDALL, that town boasts of ten
other men of pth and sinew, who had the
temcrlty, hard'hsod, and logged persever.
ancc, to accomplish ga trip to within one
hundred and fifty miles of the reported
Cherry Creek Mines and back. They
Confirm the reports Of Mr.. CRAxDALL, and,
Ike HIM, met men, whether "three," o.
three thousand, does not slgnify-regular
Mdnchausens in small way, who had, a
Jew miles back met other men. who bad
met Old acquantances that had taken n
different route, who avcrred that thew had
Travelled to within five miles of the mines.
and met man returning, who had been in
the mines two days who had brother whose
frst w!fc's cousin had been in the mines
eighteen months, and explored the noun
tans throus h and through, and never found
spot that would yield 1.-TWO cents o the
pam"
Such evidence rs this, took hold unon
those "ten of the best citizens Of Winterset
and reduced their "buck bonen to the
p''ab'''ty OF tow string, and sen. them
A'wI'ns like whipped spaniels home. Jus,
such evidence has not been without its
effect upon the citizens of other places, and
even our own town is in no wise an excep-
''o"' But for our own part we fail to soc
inc wisdom of such credulity, and can but
co's'uer anyman, or set of men, who would
travel three or four, or five hundred miles
beyond the Missouri, and then turn hack
win no certain evidence of either the rich.
ness or '"rrenness of the gold region, a.
somewhat lacking in those qualities of
energy and perseverance that: 60 to make
up q true man.
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n9- The Editor IA, been entertaining al
old friend Of his, Mr.. BILLiors rAyEs, dur
ing the latter part of this week.
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!" II every steamboat had full supply Of SMITHS
Electric OIL what amount of suffering would be re-
lieved. lferery family were supplied, how pain
would fee SMITHS Electric Oil is the most soothing of
all preparations, and never do harm How pleasant il
is an in fdnts gums ladies' gathered breGst felton,
or any nhamatory painful case. TRY 1T ard see.
Ask for Dr.. SMITHS Electric Oil.
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An old Toast Revived,

" Mcy Te nerer rant a friend or a bottle TO give
him" was once favorte sentiment among the devotees
OF Dacchus, while they lnibns liquids which
securing for them thing but poverty disgrace misery
and death. But what change has leen effected
the discovery of DR.. SMITHS Electric Oil Many pain
full complaints enGendCr ed by the old CUSTOM have ED
ed 10 the magic influence OF This matches preparation,
aud those who have been by Apply
to 1t their old sentiment, May rant friend
or a bottle ofDR SMITHS Electric Oil, to give him."
N. \. Pdpcr
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II. II HAY Co., the great Northern Druggists Port
land who have sold large quantity the last six months
and who know its great value, now say again
PORTLAND, April 18th 1855
Or. SMITH, Philadelphia
We have large sales for your Electric OIL and hear
astonishing accounts Of it, From present indications We
shall want large amount You may send US for imne
date demand. say 10 gross dollar 10 gross medium and
10 gross small SIRE and draw for same Yours re-
spectfully, HuH HAY Il co
Wholesale Druggists
IF THESE THINGS BE SO. THEN INDEED
ARE ALL INTERPRETED!
Ask Hon. John A. Poor Of Portland whit II A;a
on q Burn In Two Hours Ask Miss
Fcnne, Steamer :. lie vision,
what II did for her
in one day?
NEVER have Dealers had their preiudices so fairly
overcome by irrefrasible, overwhelming proofs.
Dr.wm g. Bennett, Of Fall River, says:-
Dr. SMITH, Philadelphia" have become interested in
your Electric Oil because it is Good Article Send mo
Il dozen small dozen medium, and dozen large size
Respectfully yours wM G. BENNETT
C""'ie": Ask for SMITHS Eleer,c Oil, as dangerous
ccrnter!si,s abound - - y
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TFrofa the best dealer in dIb1uy wy

fFro'a the best dealer in Albany, N.Il
Dr.. SMITH, PhIIa.-The demand tor your Electric
Oh has been most cxraordinay-I have retdiled
ny as 81 large bottles in single day besides the other
izes II highly spoken of and some great have
been made here ~ it, Please me IL dozen more Of
each size. Oblige yours truly,
w. L:JENIsoH, Drsggist
6sI Broadway, Delavan House.
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From the largest dealers South
Or. SMITH, Philadelphia.
We enclose check for your Oil per bill Of the 9th
for which please acknowledge receipt. We woul sug-
eest to you the propriety of advertising here Our Mr.
Wright will soon call on YOU. Respectfully yours,
WRIGHT s. Co.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
INHE co-partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned in the carpenter and joiner business,
under the f. IN and style Of LAR0EU BURROUGHS,
has been dissolved by mutual consent All debts the
firm must be paid to G. Burroughs, and all demands
aga inst the will be settled by the said Burroughs
A. L. LAHUEC.
G. BURROUGHS.
Council Bluffs, Nay u, is5e,-1w.
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ALL WORK WARRANTED.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.

Council Bluffs, Nsy -, 1859 -vs n5Jv
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EXPRESS. Two coaches of l.. SP.p.Ex.
press-the second arrivcd-reachcd here on
Thursday last, having made the trip in lg
days, bringing New York dates to the 10th.
St. Louis to the 18th, and Eeavcnworth to
the 23d ult.
We are indebted to the agent at this place
for papers of the above dates.
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BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1859.

THE EXCHANGE MONTH"; Y AID YER TLSING
SUPPLEMENT FOR OCTOBER
Will be issued as usual in the first DAYS of the
month. Our Agent Mr.. c. C. HOFFMAN, is now
engaged in receiving advertisements for the next
number, or they may be left at our Counting
room.
Terms for the Monthly, one dollar per
square, each insertion. fair reduction made on
contracts for term.
gzg~No advertisements competing with Baitl-
more interests received.
ng- Persons desiring to be informed of the man.
ner in which The MONTHLY EXCHANGE is gotten
up and the extent and character of its circulation,
are respectfully requested to inquire at the Mer-
camille Agency of JABEz D. PRATT & Co., or at our
Counting room, where specimen copies may be
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1t is seldom that any dispute whether between
individuals or governments, is adjusted without a
great deal of unnecessary discussion about subjects
totally unconnected with the questions which really
lie at the bottom of the difficulty The negotia-
tons which, are probably already begun, concern
ing the occupation of San Juan and the proprietary
right to that Island will doubtless be prolonged
and complicated by the introduction of much ex-
traneous matter. General HARVEY and Governor
DOUGLAS having plenty of time to spare have en-
gagged in a correspondence wherein everything but
the principal point in issue is argued. General
HARVEY gives as his reason for taking possession
of the Island, the order of the PRESIDENT, which
he further states, is based upon the fact that the
'chief Factor of the Hudson Bay Company" had
been sent in a British man-of-war to seize an
American citizen there residing. Governor
DOUGLAS denies that the Generals fact has
the slightest foundation, and after series Of
rambling remarks upon the case, he requests the
latter as matter of right as well as fof justice
'and humanity" to withdraw his troops But
as our government has ordered them to San Juan,
because as it alleges, the island is within our terri
tora limits there would seem to he but one way of
settling this little quarrel, and that is by the ap-
pointment of competent engineers to run the line
between this country and the dependencies of
Great Britain. 1t is simple dispute about our
respective boundaries, and being in possession of
the coveted property, we afford to be calm and
patient about the time and mode of determining
our rights. We sincerely hope, therefore, that no
more "British outrages' and ''insulted American
"ctizens' will be allowed to figure in this affair,
than it is absolutely essential to bring before the
public in order to keep the fire of its patriotism in
a gentle glow.
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BEWARE OF DECEPTION.

There is no sole ercusre agent for the sale Of the kind
Of Coal heretofore sold By the Baltimore Coal COmpany
and knot0H as GENUINE BALTIMORE COMPANY Coal. Any
such pretensfous fraud and pon caution
sumers against buying inferior article under the old
trade marx, and invite attention to the following;
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June 6, 1889
hereby certify that have mined, prepared and shipped
all the Coal sold by the Baltimore Coal Company in the city
OF Baltimore and elsewhere for the past % years up Sep
tember 1857, and the Coal am sending GROVE MIL
LER CO., and Others Baltimore, is precisely the same
kind of Coal from the ven and fully equal to any
shipped by for the Baltimore Coal Company with whom
have now no connection, answerable for the
racter of their Coal since September 1857.
ALEXANDER GRAY.
prepared to deliver in any quantities the above cee
brated COAL Also Medium Free Burning and Cumberland
Goals at the lowest prices Orders respectfully solicited and
satisfaction warranted.
GROVE, MILLER & co.
Yards-N W. corner Paca and German streets; Howard
above Franklin street. Office CT Second street. opposite Town
Clock soq-lm
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in waiting for him, and exchanged letters and
presents rumor to which the London Times
apparently gives credence, but which does not
accord with the latest and most authentic adyices
received from the Powhatan, states that Mr.. WARD
subsequently continued his Journey to Pekn.
where he met with q favorable reception What
will be the ultimate result of this act of
perhdy on the part of the Chinese, it would be
premature. as yet to conjecture. The news appears
to have excited the deepest indignation in England
and France, and the Governments of both countries
are said to be preparing to infict summary ven
geance upon the Chinese. That the interest ex-
cited will serve, however, to divert popular atten-
ton from the affairs of Italy, and to reunte Eng
land and France in those relations of friendship
which recent events have threatened to disturb, we
cannot bring ourselves to believe. In q CONNER
cial point of view, great interruption of trade
with China appears to be anticipated The sus-
pcion of Russian completely in the affair. we
cannot do otherwise than attribute to the mortified
vanity of the Allies, who are naturally surprised
at receiving such repulse at the hands of an
enemy whom all past experience had taught them
to despise. At all events, we do not suppose that
it can have any greater foundation in fact than the
presence of few Russian volunteers in the Chinese
ranks. So far as the conduct of Commodore TAT
NALL is concerned with which some of our contem-
poraries seem disposed to find fault, we do do not
see how that gallant officer could have acted
otherwise under the circumstances. To have rs
sisted the English in removing their wounded was
an office of humanity due to friendly and kin
dred nation and to the victims of an act of per.
fdy unparalleled even in the annals of Chinese
duplicity. To have aided in towing the English
boats into action was more questionable depar-
ture from that neutrality which it has been our
policy to observe during all the troubles in China
! but considering that the Allies were fighting our
battle as well as their own, and particularly in
view of the courteous offer of the English Admiral
| to place gun-boat at Commodore TATNALL's dis
posal, when the Toey- Wan was supposed to be
lost it was almost impossible to have refused
that assistance. The most serious feature in the
whole affair seems to have been the persistence of
the Allied Ambassadors in forcing the passage of
the river in the face of the representations of the
Chinese that they were expected to enter by a
different mouth, and that the Instructions in the
channel had not been placed there with any
hostile intent. These facts would seem to indicate
that the Ambassadors proceeded too hastily in
the matter, and lead US to applaud the superior
caution and forbearance manifested by Mr.. WARD
More precise information is, however, needed, to
enable us to foresee, with any certainty, the
probable consequences of the affair." and to de-
termiue what blame, if any, should attach to
Admiral HOPE, or the Allied Ambassadors.
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Success OF ELDON uALL.-The success of GEL
DON HALL" No IS West Fayee street, longer prob
lematca When this popular resort first opened many
persons thought the venture bold and even said
that the house at best would only be grand experiment
But already find it institution. Lavish means and
unboanded enterprise have the day. Eldon Hall
has consequently, custom already that pays well,
and one that rival establishment can possibly di-
mnish The bestof fare insured every visitor Snacks
hot and cold with gegeab furnished Also from the
counter from levy to fifty cents DISH and there is no
delicacy in market but what may had called for
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANUFACTORY IN THIS CITY,

The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
E. MOUNT'S,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where found largest stock of baltimore made
Furniture in this city. Citizens and strangers are requested
to examine this stock OF Furniture before purchasing as
there can be found always hand and made order
TEpE-A-TETES, in Brocatele, Plush or Hair Cotf so
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, Plush Hair Cloth or cov-
cred in goods to order Full French Paor, French,
ARM Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocatee, Plush Hair Cloth CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany, arious Styles $50 to $780,
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-N0TS, of all pat
terms; Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed.
E. MOUNT,
mhl7-d No 81 N. Gay St, opp. Odd Fellows Hail.
BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal.
am the SOLE AGENT in this market for the sale
above celebrated COAL 1t only be had of me or my
regularly appointed agents. who have written authority
from me to sell
CHARLES GILMoR, Sole Agent,
No. IS Second street, near the Post Office
SOLE Agency OF THE BALTIMORE Coal COMPANY
In view of the present low of freight our Mines
am enabled to offer the BALTIMORE CoMPANY's COAL
at VERY LOW PRICES to parties who will lay in their
supplies during this month.
CHARLES GILMoR, Sole Agent,
Hd No IS Second street, the Post Office.
ECoNoMY ECONOMY ]
ADoLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be one by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET
slO-H JAMES H. JOHNSON.
J. & r. CAMPBELL,
227 BALTIMORE STREET corner OF Charles
!2vts the attention Of purchasers
TO THEIR RICH AND
MOST ELEGANT SELECTION OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Which will be sold at exceedingly low prices att
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On the 9th instant, GEORGEANNA, youngest daugh tier
and days
of his age -
At Poolsvie Carroll county, the 10Th instant MARY
ELLEN GOSH ELL, aged q years, 10 months and days.
Eckman ~ ~N''
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THE Coal TRADE-The shipments of Coal from
the mines of the American, Detmold and Hamp
shire Companies last week were 2,463.27 tons, and
for the year 159,672.49 tons. There were no re-
turns from the other mines
FoR LlBERIA.-The bark Ocean Eagle left New
York for Liberia on Tuesday, having on board
large number of Missionaries, among whom was
Miss NJ. Melville, of Washington, D. G.
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From Arizona we have the gratifying intelligence
that the Mohave Indians have at last been subdued
A party of Mexicans had stolen the Overland Com
panys horses at the Fort Yuma station, and killed
the station -keener.
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RrMorAL.-It may be seen by IN advertisement

NEMUVAL-It may De Seen BY an ADVERTISEMENT
in another column of todays paper that MR. JOHN RICH
ARDS HAS REMOVED HIS CHANDELIER AND GAS
FITTING ESTABLISHMENT TO No 5 SOUTH SHARP
STREET few doors from Baltimore street, where he has
now every facility for introducing GAS FIXTURES Unto
Dwellings in style that defes com petition s29lw