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Pennsylvania NEWS.

HARRISBURG, Jan. D.
The Governors Message states that the fnanc-
esof the State are in most satisfactory condition.
The receipts at the Treasury for the fiscal year
was over $4,000, 600. Expenditures S3,675,O0O.
The balance on hand Is over $675,000, and the
State debt is nearly S4O,0OO,00O. He recon-
mends great reduction in the public debt, look
ing towards its extinguishment.
Speaking Of the sale Of the main line, he says
that after the contract for the sale Of the Delaware
Division was entered into, he was informed higher
prices were offered by responsible parties, but in
his opinion it was then too late.
The prospects Of the early completion OF the
Sudbury and Erie R. R. are very encouraging.
Eleven thousand public schools cost 81, 500, 600.
Regarding Banks, he recommends a careful in
quiry into the present condition of the Tioga Co.
and Crawford Co. banks, and the bank Of Shamo>
kin. He reiterates the opinion expressed in q
former message, that there should be no further
increase of banks or banking capital under the
present system. He informs the Legislature he
cannot approve of any bills chartering additional
banks without radical change in the system.
He recommends that certificates of loan be is
sued by the General Government or Common
wealth, at a value to be fixed upon, with power to
require additional deposits of security as the loans
depriciate in market.
The present condition Of the revenue of the
| General Government demonstrates an urgent ne
cessity for increased duties foreign Importation
| and the Governor endorses the views of the Pres
ident relative to the change proposed for specific
duties. The concluding portion Of the message
| is devoted to Kansas.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEWS BY the OVERLAND MAIL.

NEWS BY THE OVERLAND VI ALL
ST LOUIS, Jan. 4.
The overland mail has arrived with dates to the
10th ult,-fOur days later. 1t brought through
passengers.
rich quartz vein had been discovered in the
suburbs of San Francisco.
The news from Frazer river was more favora-
bic.
Gen. Harvey designed opening military roads
between the various military posts in Washington
territory.
The news from Salt Lake Gays that the U. S.
Marshals would be prevented from serving pro-
cess upon Brigham Young by the guards Of that
worthy 1t is expected that Judge Sinclair would
call upon the military to enforce his orders.
Four hundred troops were left at Camp Scott
to guard the Government animals wintering in
the valley.
business in San Francisco is dull.
The passengers report meeting Pardee, the ex
pressman, three hundred miles beyond FL Passo,
IL days out. He would probably make the trip in
II days.
Ben McCulloch was at El PasO, en- route for
Guyamas.
Camanehes were lurking round the mail sta
tions in a threatening manner. They had already
shot at some mail company men while hauling
water. The Apaches were friendly. There were
about four hundred encamped at Apache Pass.
]. W. Woods, passenger by the overland mail,
says tnat rue Camanehe Inulans nave uecIareu
war, and are waiting favorable opportunity to
attack the stages at Eastern Ford, ConseO River.
The coach passed between two camp fires, recent
" supplied with fuel indicating the presence of
Camanehes, who doubtless we only deferred
making an attack by the number of the NAL
party.
1t is hoped the presence of the troops recently
sent along the route from Fort Smith, will check
the operations of the marauders.
An abundance of quartz has been discovered on
the Gila river.
Several Agents of the California Mining Com.
panies are making examinations to ascertain if
machinery could be introduced with profit
The weather has been very cold in California.
Upwards of 20 thieving Indians have been kill
ed in Dehama county.
Geo. Freeman, agent for the Green Coach Co.'s
Stage proprietors, abscOnded with upwards of ST.
eco of his employers funds.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
1t has been my good fortune 10 restore to health many
housands of my country-women-
Nv success has excited the malice of the envious and
nlou but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
Ibave relieved Solong as held in afectionate and
haukul remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill on afford to despise the efforts of
nd slanderers.
NV friends nave repeatedly urged me to place my med
inc for producing mensruaon within the reach OF Inc
Ladies of the United states ndsposOn to enter
field so occupied by quack with their perncious nosrums
and ear that uuprncpsd counerters might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States
Atias yield the eptreaes of patients and friends
and offer to tho suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the "ABIlE DE FEMME
need only say that liquid FORM and is exactly such
have used in vpractice in France years and
that it has never failed satisfactory result.
The "Amie de Femme and meustruaon stand in the re
Atou Of and effect IS alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual flow where never has existed, and to
restore it where has been from cause suppressed
In orerto guard against imposition the wrapper of direc
mons on each bottle of the Aue de Femme will bear ny
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcI
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package. ,o,.
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme" at the PruprietOr's prices.
aulO d&wlys
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WESTERN NEWS.

ST.. LoUIs, Jan. 5.
The Ossawattomie correspondent of the Demo-
crat says that Capt. Hamilton, the leader Of the
party who committed the attrOcious murders at
Chonteaus trading post last May, has taken the
f cid in southern Kansas with large party OF
desperate men and has already committed various
outrages. Mr.. Bailey, free State man charged
with stealing negroes from Vernon county in Mis-
souri,, has been killed, and the house of Mr..
Bloomfield, wealthy free State resident of YER
non county, sacked and burned.
1t was reported that Montgomery was raising q
party to repel the invasion by Hamilton, and that
both parties are determined to fight.
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ASHORE.
NEW LONDON. [

INV LONDUNi OI-t JaII o
The steamer C. Vanderbilt, from n. Y, bound
for Stonington, went ashore on Race Point, Fish
er's Island, yesterday morning at about o'clock.
She has three holes in her and is now partly full
of water.
The passengers are all safe ashore on Fishers
Island.
The place where the disaster occurred IL about
a mile from the spot where the Atlantic was lost
in lS47.
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WRITING CLASS. The first lesson at Bryant,
Folsom Stratton's Rooms, last evening, was Civ
en- to about Eighty Pupils, among whom were sew
eral Ladies.
Spencer and Phelps are competent to the task
of turning out good Penmen.
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mLINOIs LEGTsLATURE.

ORINGFIELD, JAIL +.
Both Houses of the Legislature organized to-
day. The Governors Message will net be read till
tomorrow.
The Ho use has fixed tomorrow at P. NJ, for
Joint session for election of U. S. Senator.
The entire Democratic delegation was in caucus
last night, and each member pledged himself to
vote for the re>eectiOn of Douglas.
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VIM. Keisel-Notice.
Palmer Keith-Dissolution Notice.
Lewis EastCn E>Co.-Dry Goods.
C. T. Blakeslee-Slle of Real Esta;e
Los'-Bu, mess Notice.
Rose, Bro -Sugar-cured Hams-Business Notice
Berhayes Holland B.tters-S; ecial Notice
IL S Olms.ed-News DepO:-BuSaess Notice
Wrif ing Ci-ss Business Notice
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FIRE.

ST. JOHNS, n.
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FILLIBUSTERS.

Various contradictory rumors are in circulation
relative to Nicaraguan hllibusters. Among these
reports is one that the President has received a
telegraph stating that they have three hundred at
Omya, and that new revolution was doubtless
effected at Leon before the LIST of january but
but there is the best authority for saying that the
President has received no such dispatch.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

g Harper's Weekly, Century, n. Y. Tablet,
and Saturday Evening Post, have been received
by H. S. Olmsted, at his News Rooms, opposite
the new Post Office.
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LAST EVENINGS PARTIEs-The Practicing As.
sembly at Chapin's Hall, last night, was enjoy ed
hugely by all present, and the SOciabe at the
American passed of most pleasantly. Success to
the managers Of each.
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New LoNnon. Ct. Jan. 6L2PM

The Revenue Cutter James Campbell, from this
city visited the Vanderbilt TO day and returned at
one O'Clock, bringing the o. S. Mail, which was
forwarded to Boston by the Express train over the
Shore Line. Capt Clark, of the Cutter, reports
that fears are entertained by her officers the boat
will be total loss.
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MRS RoBTNsoN Is CERTIFICATE.


This cerfes that have been in very poor health ior
and found little or no after employing number
ii PHYSICIANS My disease ProlapSls gteTi had
been reduced bV that and FlOuOT Aous until had become
1icersel 10 considerable extent By the advice OF Dr.
n NJ Bushnell procured and took fix fotes OF MarshaPs
Tifene athOicon which enabled 10 attend 70 nv nus
hand IN his sickness until he died which was about
year since have taken three bottles s1ce hs d. atht
vrh has made me able TO labor and support family Of
three children The Cathocon has nearly restored me 10
hsafh the only thing that has mitie zte suffer
ing i'r winch '''' MARY E ROBINSON.
The CATHoLIC0N is for sale BY City Druggists an y
Eedicins dealers generally. Iuiiz
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ST. JoHNsI n. D. JAN o
Nine buildings were burned by an incendiary
FIRE in Fredericktown last night, involving loss
of 10000.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.
LII

communication was received from the Presi-
dent, covering letter from our Minister to China,
and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary,
as were also some unimportant communications
from the Navy and Interior Departments.
Among other business Mr.. Iverson, Of "a, pre-
sented resolution of the Legislature Of that State
concerning the yellow pine barrens of Georgia.
Georgia further asks for the establishment Of q
national armory within her borders.
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FIRE.


LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. 5.
The new Baptist Church on Smell street wa
burned to-day Loss $4,000. No insurance
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LosT.-Yesterday morning, on or near the Pub
lie Square Sermon, wrapped in brown piece of
paper. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it
at this office d-2l2.
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DIVORCE.
NV HAvEN. Jan. 5

New HAVEN, Jan. 5.
Judge Waldo this evening granted the applica-
ton of Mary A Bennett, for divorce from Geo.
Bennett, and assigned to her the custody Of the
children, three in number, with the sum of $4,000
alimony, to be paid within 60 days.
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FIRE.
MONTREAL, Jan. 5.

mONIhEALJ 0AA- S'
The beautiful new Roman Catholic Church OF
St James, on St. Dennis street, was destroyed by
fire last night The loss is over 100000. The
fire originated in the hot air hues.
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HAVANA NEWS.

New York, Jan. 5.
The Steamship Cahawba arrived here this P. n.
from Havana 3lst
The excitement concerning Mr.. Buchanln's Mes
sage continued, but was somewhat abated.
Strangers were pouring in rapidly from the Uni
fed States, and a gay winter was expected
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THE RELIGIOUS ELEMENT
InghaTn & Baagg.

BIBLES in all styles, by the American Bible
Society. These Bibles are procured at cost pnees
HYMN BOOKS in elegant bindings, OF all
denominations. =,
PRAYER BOOKS, in velvet, antique and full
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WIGS I WIGS !! ] WIGS!
EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEST.
HEGENAN, CLARK & CO.'S
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

Has been proved, by twelve years experience, the best
remedy for CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, &c, and is
commended by the most Eminent Physicians
CAuTIoS-Beware Of preparations pretending to possess
the properties of the Oil in concentrated for as many Of
hem are worse than useless. The PURE OIL has been
ouud TO act better and have speedy effect than
ely, or other preparation Of il.
Y SolS by Druggists generally. dec4 dSm ~
~ We would Invite tue Of readers to The
new "AGuE CURE" advertised in columns 1t from
such quarter as will give the pubcconfdence in its e-
cacy and have learned from reliable sources mat us
virtues will sustain their fullest expectations Citizens OF
the West clnaot fail to appreciate the paramount value to
them of and certain remedy for this actng distem-
per without either Quinine minerals and consequently
ithout injury to the constitutional health We have more
than ordinary satisfaction procaming this remedy De-
cause we are convinced it will answer crylng want
and serve to relieve great amount of suffering
--RsplbEioan, Warsqg lad. ecsII
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Me0irineg.
THE GREAT WONDER


NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
l. TIVE.-Says the St. Louis MOI Democrat Below
publish letter DR.. Wood q this city from gen
Of his Hair Tonic such evidence must have is e
are enaapfeeS og truth he DP needs no e1ciI
useless pufieTy from the press;
PRoF o ] wooD Co.-GrntIemen: Having nv siten-
ees ss ee ~ ycI1 Hr Pe9S s 10 se Raes ER 3e
application OF II upon own bair, which had becOus
the ne character Some three monihs since urorured
'oitle Of your Hair Restorative aud used it. soou
about twice week have since procured another bot
wsr that the gray or white hair has ally diss ppes ed
beth on my head and ia e and hair has resumed its
been before for five years. now sixty years
ODD my good wife, at the age of ft"o has used with
The above notice deem due to you for your valuable
discovery am assui ed that whoever will rightly
as er directions viii not have occasion ocontradct
statements. citizen OF this city and have been
nearly every one here nd in adoinrg towns Any YOU
make Of the above h my meme attached is at your ser
wish the beauties Of others
am truly yours, A C. RAYMOND
BALTIMORE, January q. 1858.
WOODS hAIR RESTORATIVE
EPRoF. WooD-Dear Sir; Having had the misfortune 10
lose the best portion OF my hair from effects Of the yel
tal Of YOUR and found It 10 answer Is the
very thing needed Nv hair is thick and gl0ssy and
aiiic;ed such a treasure finley JOHNSON.
The undersigned Rev n Bragg is 4 minister in regu-
lar andng and pastor OF the Orthodox Church Brook
fed, Mass He IS gentleman Of great influence. aad
universally beloved: WBI- DYER
BRoOKTIELD, January u. Is53-
PROP WooD-Dear Sir: Having made trial Of
Restorative gives Dleusure say that its effect has
beer excellent in removing Inflammation. dandruf and
constan. tendency 10 ifchng. with which have been
troubled from my childhood md has asOc y. oTsd ny hair
which becoming gray 70 isOrg1nal cols used
other article with anything ike the pleasure
profit Yours truly, X. BRAGG.
The Restora i've is pct up in les three sizes viz
Large. medium; and small The -tna holds half pint
and retsils for dollar per oitsf@ MEDIUM holds at
least twenty per in pTup1rpn tlsn the small
for dollars boltle-the large holds quart
oy per in prO7ortion) and retas for three
dollars bO tie
o. J. WOOD & CO., ProprefOrs, 3l2 Broadway. New
Tin great York Wire Railing Establish
ment,l and ia Market Louis No and sold bT
all good Druggists and Fancy Goods DsRleEs. ocl6
WI NV Nun n u nm IN n 4 HlIn
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A C. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January q, 1883.

The undersigned Rev n Bragg, is minister IN regu-
lar sndng and pastor OF the Orthodox Church Brook
fed, Mass He gentleman Of great influence. aad
universally beloved: WNI. DYER
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HOUSE.

Mr.. McRae, of Miss, announced the death Of
his immediate predecessor, Gen. Quitmsn. He
sketched his eventual career as statesman and
soldier, and pronounced eulogy on his public and
private character.
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TIE BAPTIsTs MOVING

Augusta, "a, Jan. D
The Baptists of the Edgheld District are NOV
ing strongly in opposition to the importation Of
Africans.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK

NEW oRkt Jan. ..
Messrs Wood, Eddy and others, prominent per-
sons engaged in the lottery business in this city,
have been held to So, 900 bail.
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TORONTO, Jan. 5.
Government organs announce that Parliament
meets the 29th.
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E0R SALE-A Genteel Residence
nlaabinists Mf.
n. KONTGSLO OW.

Maufacturer OF all kinds Of
SMALL MACHINERY. LATHES, MODELS,
Boiling Hills for jewelers. and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINISHIG GENERALLY.
S4lSupenor street American Buildings, Cleveard o.
Opposite the Wsddsn House. ! AugS la
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NEW ALBANY, Ind, Jan. 5.
Sheldon Gregg, Editor Of the Tribune, died very
suddenly this morning.
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LAKE COMMERCE..

Thru tie courtesy and Poli;eness of the officers of the
CusoI H us eHib ell to lay before readers the
following Tabular The Exports and Imports
at this IorI durins the year ISIS
Exports
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n Alfred Marks, ESQ, SAYS +: ssMy wife

r. Alfred Marks, Esq, says ''My wife has
been sorely afflicted with dyspepsia for the last year Dur
ing this time she had used many medicines which
ed to aggravae rather than the disease that
almost despaired Of her recovery Living in the country
she enjoyed all the advantages of pure and exercise
yet each day she seemed to be erfeebled With
difficulty persuaded her to take your HOLLAND BIT
TIERS, which happy to state has completely cured
herr jln4d&w
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.
SENATE.

W AShlNSIVNs OdH -
SENATE.
Mr.. Clay presented the credentials of Mr. Chest
nut of South Carolina. The oath was administer
ed and the Senator took his seat.
Mr.. Seward. of n. Y, offered a resolution in
structing the Judiciary Committee to inquire if it
is necessary to amend the laws for the suppression
of the African Slave Trade, which was adopted.
| Mr.. Wilson, of Mass, offered resolution that
Committee Of five be appointed to enquire wheth-
er any employer in any department of the Govern
ment since March 4th, 1917, was required to con-
Tribute portion ofhis pay to defray the expenses
of influence any election during that period; or
whether any employee has been removed for not
so contributing, and what legislation is necessary
| to prevent the thus influencing the elections. The
resolution was laid over.
Mr.. FOote, of Vt, moved that the Vice Presi-
dents address on leaving the old hall be entered
at length the journal, and so 900 copies of Mr.
Crittendens, and the Vice Presidents speeches be
printed. Adopted.
The Pacific Railroad bill came up and Mr.. Big
! ler of Pa, addressed the Senate.
/ Mr.. Bigler's remarks were stopped by message
from the House, announcing the death of General
| Quitman.
Mr.. Davis, Of Miss, moved the usual resolutions
of respect, and paid an eloquent tribute to the
manly virtues and political probity of the deceased
He touched lightly on the fillibuster proclivites Of
the deceased, and not in tone of censure.
| Mr.. Shields, Of Mimi, paid feeling tribute to
general instances of their joint Mexican career,
showing the deceased's bravery and warmth OF
heart. America, he said, will never be unjust to
the memory of Quitman.
Messrs. Ward and Houston, of Texas, spoke
briefly, awarding to the deceased the mead Of graf
itude which his sympathy with Texas merited
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Wright, of Tenn, paid an eloquent tribute
to the deceased.
Mr.. Thompson, of New York, trusted that
it would not be deemed an intrusion for him
to respond to the expression OF bereavement
and regret coming from the South by the utter
ance of kindred sympathy from New YORK, from
which as one of her sons Gen. Quitman went oui
to win distinction in another state which delighted
to honor him when living. and now lanents him
dead. He spoke of him as an honest man, mod
Ell of courtesy and devotion to his duty aud the
Federal Union.
Mr.. Thompson did not agree in all of Gen. Quit
mans political sentiments, but he bOnored hi
memory, and dropped a tear on his grave
Mr.. Moore, Of Alabama, who served under thC
immediate command of General Quitman in Mexi
CO, spoke in glowing terms of his private and mill
tary worth.
Messrs. Curtis, of Iowa, and Bowie of Maryland
spoke in similar terms as did those who preceded
: | them.
Il The usual resolutions of respect were passed
and the House adjourned.I
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COAL! COALM- COAL"!!!!
InHN non & YATES

Are prepared TO deliver pure article Of BRIAR HILL
cHIPPEwAY end LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
rorders promptly filled their Yard, on the Canal,
near the foot of Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
Tou1 ron oel2 d6m 226s J.V. N YATES.
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To THE LOVERS OF Go5D HAN.-We determined
this season to spare neither pains or expense in
producing an article of Sugar Cured Hams that are
equal to any made in Cincinnati any other place,
and we think we have succeeded. And we srenow
selling Hams that we have no doubt will give en-
tire satisfaction to the most fastidious. And be-
eving it to be to the interest of our customers
well as ourselves, we have put the price to the low
and uniform rate of ten cents per h., in large guam
titles or by the single Ham.
ROSE & BROTHER,
No. l42 & IA Ontario street
Cleveland, Jan. g. 1859. 2t 5l2
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GIII GII 4 NEWS ITEMS.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. Q, 1883
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ES Citizens wishing conveyance either of the above
Trains Boats Will be called for by the
Omnibus Line by leaving their address the Omnibus Of
ace 81 Superior street. door next to Weddel House