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R1OE KSWAR D-Wil, be- paid for .hs ar
Dl Ia rest and delivery to nl60fWlLLIAM,
atlave, purchased Of Me-. Lyonn, 81 Hs'ersburg !;
and HENRY, small boy. eight q Aiae years q.
age. WILLrAn IL q brieklayer BY trs6e; 81 or q
years Of age; black and intelligent; ave tues eight
n;ns uchas higa, snc has two Of his teath set On
gold plate. EMMY Ia hleck; stammers when IA T.
and is quite in elizsnt fcr bis aga will give
$tOG Ierard Tor WILLIAM. and $23 for H8NhY; ADD
viii also PSF OF $50 tor The conviction Of
tbs Pc son or persons who may DO hxborug them.
Both are beloved 70 be lurking about some If the
military csIaps, aad representing themselves to be-
free. lie lG--StA1 DAVID Nc DANiRL.
A NEGHO GIaL, LOUISA, isf. ,Ls SUD-
IA scIibsf ON Monday Inst, juno ID. She II
supposed to Be st como OF III, Hospitals Ga Church
Htil. She raid she intended t. call herself free,
and may have given sop.s other name. She IL
black, aud about - years Of age.
ANY Information leading to her recovary will
be suitably rewarded. JAMES SMITH.
Second door from Fours', on Gary.
jsl0-3:* Between Fourth and Fifth.
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Re HAVANA CiGARs.-Just received, C.
lot OF fins HAVANA CIGARS
Also on baud, superior CHEWING aud
SMOKING TOBAOEU
&. j. BRICKEJ
- No. Exchange Block
above IL lO-3.&
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MILITARY NOTICES.

dUQ NE I'D RE0 T 0EO. VVIS.,
Camp ne.r Seven Pines, June 9, 1852.
GOO REWARD will be paid for ths arrest
Hs)U and confinement or the delivery to these
hsadquariers Ct the following named deserters:
JAAk1 M. HOLLEY left the encampment
the 8 Inst. Said Holley Is about eighteen years
OF sge, fall hair blue 7es about
i've fest e'gat inches In height. snd weighs about
Gas hundred and twenty. i've pounds.
w. 81. HOWELL lett the encampment Ii eta
Inst. Said Howell lie about twenty-ons years Of
age, fair complexion, lsh: hair, I've feet ton or
eleven inches in height.
Private A. n BEAVERS lef. tho sncampmsrt
the lst last. Gaid Beavers il TWENTY-FIVE ysa.s Of
age, blue syer light hair, fair complexion, ave iest
tsn II chea high, weighs abcu. enc hundred aud
forty pounds.
II 9 abovsnamed dessrtsrs ara supposed TO have
attached Themselves 70 Some Partissa CORDS in h.
In ord or the vicinity. By 0dsr.
b. II. BUTT, Col. Cora'g.
VIM. EIDR Jk., Adjt. ie 10 4t<
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w. The LAIlES OF THA First SE-
~ COND, THIRD, AND CLAY STREET
BAPTIST CEUECHES, II q te. ted to meet ct
the First BsptisI Church. this (IUES3AYj even
leg at O'Clock, TO Pc. feet arrangements for at
tendance, &c at the Hosp ISL sor wounded soldiers
at tbs Richmond Fema.e Institute.
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" Il Il COMaiTtEE SIP i.ted by tho
~ CcInr issioaers 10 make provision for ths
corsrr ction OF the Piacmo It Ka k0sj, Wsh prr-
cGas 40 CARTS, wi iron or woodsn axes TO hs
de ivered E. poiuts tbs line Of the Richmond sud
Dsnsitis Raj road, or at other place., as may ID
agreed opou.
Persons having such ears on had for sale I'd
Others WHO may wish to make any pol Jon OF I'D
Au1bsr wanted, can temm nniests vi v,s &C klchI
,n nd. They al-n wish to purchase 4c0 sets q
'7.=t Hsruesr. ard 10 Wagon do inc'ud,ag Collar
Hsues. Brides, &c, No. 4 semple SOL II Ca,
harness esn be Al sAe ofii . OF ths Mcf IN md
and Dsnyii . Rsilroad ConlI Lny la Richmond, and
another In DAnviils. Ths7 6 80 wish to hire ed
Negro Ae0 AID Boys by he mouth In fsw day
they will be prepared 10 purchase SEQ Homes and
Mules principally aiaie,. They also wiAh to con
tee for the ds isery OF OOO tsn. Of Pine Plank
diff sent 1893, either At DacSLle en- the dine q
tie road 10 be constructed.
can b. found a. the Office of The Aich woad 40
ransi!is Rsira Company IN EchasonJ. from
4. ~ rnsii S p Il every day fl. ia. rs1t eisf
DAYS. ROBr. nAEVEY
is6-ts Agrst 10. the tornmi,tee.
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SHIELDS ROUTED With ITMENSE
LOSS.
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W. HAPr1Nl q In tao st. CHARLES L oe.
O>j pal yesterday evening, ~ Witnessed sn op-
e-Ation said to be the uoI: diffcnls 10 Surgery,
w: Ligating the subcsr.aa arte~y for .econda,y
hsuo'rhage. The Tatisnt YVES jesse Wright. OF
tho .9th Va. Rsg:. TIE opera 'ois--W. 8. KEN
HE, q. Carter, Msrndon. and among thea
ID. q J.ns,, NJ. D., 4sh aevss Reg, now acti1s
Assistant surgeon At Kent, Pans L Co. Ao pitEl,
Main sjree'-,aeh one appeared to psrturm bis
p.rt with ability, clearly showir their familiarity
WSh their profession, which At this time Ia 60 10.
por'aa; t, thu wounded and stuff ring soldier.
ia 1a-1< W.
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COMAlTFEA appointed by ~
81 Cou'aissioAers to MAKE prsvixou f1r Il
eon.t, ueti-p of III. Piedusodt Railroad wish
pa-chass 40 CARTs, with iron OF w od axIes,
b, delivered st poiats on the lima Of The Aach m "a
and Danyiils Railroad. or ~ o,hsr places. ~ ma
BE- ag. Esd upol.
Persons having su h earts on han1 for sale .
Others ' ho may Wish to make any Parton of u
number wanted. eaC communicate with ne, La pe
CON or by letter, at Rlchnaond.
ROBT. HARVEY,
10 its kseut for Ucmpittes.
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DHAIG OF SIR WILLIAM Don't is cur
painful task to announce The untimsiy death
OF Sir William Don, Bart vino expired at
Webbs Hotel, shortly af:er two O'Clock yes
to, day morning. Sir William .eft Melbourne
10 very bad hsalth on q professional visit to
Tasmania. in the hope Of bene fl ting by the
change Of climate. During his stay 10 Hoba TT
Town he has been prevented by debility FROM
taking any leading part ir theatrical bust.
meas, although he sustained se. sral charsc-
tsrs with grea. effect. IL The burle,qus vi
''Ksnilworth," the part Of Queen Lhzabe,n
was assigned to him, and hts reluctance to
dis.ppoiGt the public induced him to appear
at tue FIRST representation Of this piece on
Saturday night last, although as ne
stated to his audience, he had to drag
himself from his bed to do 40. This
was lis las; appearance On his lsasipg
the theatre On Easurday ne was seized with b
violent attack Of the rnaiady from which he
subsequently died, and from that time cou.
tiIusd In very prscarious condition. Sir
William DOn's death WAS, we believe, the re-
suit Of disease OF the ,arnyx, coupled with
great general debility. 1. IL intended to make
a pest mortsm EXAMINATION --Hob6Y ZGDn
Mercury, Marsh I5.h.
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. over, when they Win report 10 draw their

10 over, when they will report 10 draw their
ray.
The h ,nsas rapsis say that the President
has promised to appoint Dol. Jenni.On Brig.
adler. lsnsvAl OF JayhAwksrs, and to send
him to the Indian country.
YoARroR.
The Paris Moaitesr. Patyis, Cosstituttonnsi,
WITH many osAer frecch turnals, sustain
the position OF the Empsof In Moxico. The
CossttiH;i0nRsi remarks tn neither the Gov.
ernments Of Engtaud or Spain nave had any
reAress from Mexico, rs provided for In the
allied treaty, and asserts thrt the conduct f
the commanders OF the two q usene, IN leav-
Ing the country without fulritiDs the object
Of their missiSn, 10 like that Ct hremcn who
burning most hsrcsly Tbs Opinion Nattenale
prince Nupoiscn's organ Ohj.c to the
sch emss OF founding throne IN Mexico, on
account Of the oiaiaocs and cost, and con.
clades BY saying that after t~0 years Inc
throne would be target 70 be necessarily
battered by the United states.
The London 7tmes q, proves OF the prcjsc u
OF Espoi.on pro, idsd France ,o wi: nos "a DO
elaborate article on the pcsition OF nAirs In
that country. After rscapituiating the events
which have occurred since the arrival Of the
allied expedition, the P0st condemns what Il
describes as the Ill Judged mission of Gen. Al.
monte. TO which 1t attributes the independent
course pursued By France, limiting at the g nae
time, however, that the Generals conduct
~ .
Ths Post jusiides the Mexican Government
In Its conduct, "wnich is 6 completely in the
right AZ on many previous Occasions 1t has
Mexiseur's attempt " show that the honor OF
France 10 bound mp with the protection ac-
corded to General Almonte, says that that
honor. II implicated at all, 10 implicated in
another fashion, since the honor OF q great
State ahould sugxest the necessity Of carrying
| out a clearly expressed convsntio in It's terms
and spirit.
Lord Palm erston, in speech, declares that
Lord Lv ons and AZ. Msrcisr acs In Der fec. &C.
cord IN w askingtOn with reference to their
Official action relative TO the questions arisin
| from the rebellion, and that lneir Instructions
are '.idsn t,cai" The Prris respondent o,
| the London Post makes q similar statement.
In the House Of Lords, Lord Russell laid
upon thu table ths new treaty with the ULited
States for the supprss sion ef the slsvs trade
He brit fl sxplai ned It's objects, and bore to,
1 timony 70 the efforts Of the Government o,
! President Lincoln tc put s stop to the traffic.
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PRIVATE EZEKIEL, OF the X. l.. l.
~ Bluss, 10 In the city and will take great
pleasure In delivering small pacFaxes or let.
ters TO the members of his corps, il left mt tbs
store OF Jacob Ezekiel, Al Main street, before
IL O'Clock a. n. this day, Tuesday,
ia lO-ltk
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~ MEETING CF STOCKHOLDERS -
~ An adjourned meeting OF the stock hold.
ers OF the Roanoke valley Ratlroad Company
will be held In the town OF Clarks Vile, en-
the llth DAY CT J uns next A full meeting io
earnestly requested.
l.. A. WILLIAMS,
my l4-StawtGm tIlsrk.
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aUasNR*H NsSTlCkD.

W.. DAILY UNION PRAYER MEsTlNGS-
- Tie daily Prayer 10 ceilings, under the
auspices CT the Young Een's Christian Asso
ciation, CT .efiy 10 supplicats the Divine bless
irgs uonn our Coufsdsracy, will be held
EVEhY AErERNOON THIS WEEK at d
O'Clock, In the Broad Street METHODIST
CHURCH, (Rev. De- Doggett,) on the corner
% Broad and 10Th streets. Pastors and con-
greEa.ions. and strangers IN the city, are IN
vi:si 70 attend and participate in the meet
iDgs. je8-SJ
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WINDER EuSPITAL 4rH DlVIslOS,
Jane 9Th -S53 :
~. ACKNOWLEDGES III, recefp. oea boxes
~ cooked provisions; barrel CO. do and 10
pounds butter, AMI box chlckors.
JOHN II. hL ACK, Ste~Nd,
10 l0-1t* 4:h Diviior, Winjer Hospital.
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-. Monroe and assune command a. NAV
~, reporting - Major General fcOis''an
70, o., o, orisr Of the Secretary OF War.
ny l.. THOMAS, AdjutAnt. General.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORE GLORIOUS NEWS PROM
JACK 8 JON.

JACKSON AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
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THOAAS ARrlLLRxY OAsP,
Jane 9th, 1882.
TIRE following men, members OF the
1 Thomas Artillery" are away from
their camp without permission. and unless
they return to camp fsrth with will be advsr.
tlssd and dealt with AZ desertsrs:
Robert BAKER, John Cummings. E. Power,
Joan q. mover, h. +. Brach. w +. Hntchir-
.on, nj. W. Harris. VIM. II. Smith. 7. J.
smith, 80. Bridyswatsr. John King, J. ].
sioyd: NJ Conor, Jos. Cook, Pat Melton I,
aAAas Aohns. BY order Ut
L. j. ANDERSON,
~ V-tt~ Captain Com Ting Battery.
EkADauAarEss 3zD Kxa'r VA. VnLs,
In tbs deld. juno oh, 1864.
CPaOIAL ORDER NO. -f,fi ,ars a.,,s am.
si'H .a Msa n o. hi. who sb.sat
hssdqoarters Tae absent sick y m, r.,.,, so.sh
with, or send Certificates If inxbilit, ram a. y
Surgeon. -
The names OF ell falling to comply with ~. -.
q:iremen.s Of this order. Will b. pub,shsd for o.
infoImatioc Of the Vigil nce Hon, Committee -'
by order. Col. f. b. MONTA0yJE.
A. L. PETIT, ASjt. jel0-lts
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a ITEM IlVN,
IA CHARLES OITY
SOUTHERN GUARDS
out leave are hereby ordered 70 report ct the
regiment for duty At once, or shall considsr
Them deserters. and treat them - suob
J. y. HAYWOOD, Capt. 10. x,
10 loss Sd RAl't We. Vols.
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q s':Ipt TIA,
an hshaa
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HEADQR'n lsr kEG'T VA. VULx.. }

HEdUQVb ut NEH VA. VOLN-,
Juns oh, 1862.
~ ENHRAL ORDER. No. --.--All members Of
NJ thia command are hereby o, dsrsd 10 report 1t
these Headquarters With little delay possible.
Ksndex veus Oary. between ID h aod l4th streets.
Ia Of failure 20 TO report, they will be dealt
~ nmariiy with
by command JAS. w. fABB. Capt. Comd'g.
jslO-lis p. q. OABaL1l, Act'g Adit.
NO0 REWARDS rOP TH6 DHSBRTAR.
6e)U Deserted from my company on Friday
last. OkORGa NOAR. fFcm Isnisvllls. Ky -
6Ai Nosr ID feet 10 inches high. bsild aim. b;as
he above reward Viii s. paid BY me Ter bis Dc.
tsa.ion aaywhsrs 10 caa get him
j. TUCKER,
10 l0-6.s Captain Jennings Wiss Hussars.
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FxNAG pers'n who t1ok q Lea Ts;N on: Of the
Poss OIL g, On Saturday Last directed 70 Mr
Elisha S. Singleton, ri! oti, 90 'hs advertiser by
retaining ii to the corner Of Marshall and 9Th sts.,
ovsr MT. SWANS, 90 :ha. il tan DO ,e' 10 he
owner. is i0--it*
4 HY lHFOhirATIDN OF TIE Wneras bo u u
~ of EI.ARkSCk HORN EY, u mem bs =
OF the 22 regiment North tieroliua troors
aud now alex at Il private hcu.e in this citv,
will be thankfully received at 40 % smsri-
can Hotel. J. a. GRAY
ia liz
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/ nipdst1
revail!nSl
ond b VI
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! they iu1
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Oor AOhSE.-I.eft the cSrner + Leigh an,!
! 6 h.s.Iee:s about 9 O'clock, on snrdsy evsn-
ing large Hs7 HORSE. years %; right hind
FOO. viii and ~ hits spot in foreJe-o; tin G!
L. xicK h3i Gu /. Mcclellan ssdde Whise sc =. a.,l
back skirts and b ack Bride ~ halter. A liberal
reward vii; bs paid far his return to MRADR A Ba-
gEn's, Richmond, or Capt . L. MEADE,
la i0-1iE Gam, Lea
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6v FIRE On Dwellings aud their Contents, Stores,
WarehosIses Stocks OF Merchandise, and all insur-
able property at reasonable rates of premium as
gnv other solvent and reliable Company
adjusting Losses fairly aad paying them promptly
AppIicafions made to and Policies issued BY
A o. HALLOOK SON.,
First Street, opp. Post Ofhce.
aug21-1yd EVANSVILLE ina
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Advertising In the Weekly

Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates. with one half
the Weekly rates added
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Eel
lows, Masonic Orders. benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding 8 lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, ST without notice, free. 80
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices OF Festiv0ls, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates. -
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once ia the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 80 for
each name in the Daily, and So in the Daily
ard Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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M aaDaESy RURS.-A splendid assorLnea "a
& n lust received. Prices TO suit the times Ca
soon and make your selections.
= = -, VAUTIER e MARCONNIER, 3
Main between First and Second streets.
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To every man vino desires 90 bsstOW his insurance
patronage upon
WELL TRIED CORPORATIONS

hs TIE equitable d6jnsflneaa, aud prompt Cash re-
spOHss 20 lOssss, the PL4usMl6 stands egifi0fiy
at The head of s profession; 1hs fs extensive, PTdc-
aeal and rsolass bsiRess system Q local agencies, IS
eDcelEed by aug similar corporation IN The World
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and
newed In this leading Cooperation at fair rates by
j. w. NEXSEN, Resident Agent
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tiIlators, Crates, Iron
Reilings, and every des-
Sripti IN OF Iron and Brass
Castings. Dealers in Steam and
Water Guages, Gum Betting and Pack
ing, Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe an
Fittings, &C., at Manufacturers prices
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INSURANCE.
In sura nc 9 A Q enc y
ALLEN C. HALL0CK

ONDERWRITER AND GENERAL INSURANOR
AGEET
HDJusFER or AvERAeEs, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to issue Policies from several FiTs
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Cosstry, Inland and Fire Risks. He VIII
also receive applieations for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losse
of every description under policies from othel
agencies, and attend TO the settlement OF all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in-
terested. His long experience Insurance.
AGENT, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
D8- Ofice on First Street, opp. Post once.
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Notice of Dissolution.

YwVHE GOPABTsNsRRSAAF AE8E-
soFora existfDg uuder the name Of George L..
Krauss q Co., is this day dissolved by the with
drawaI of William Resell The accounts OF the
authorized to collect all claims and pay oil the
debts of said firm.
FvARsvILLR, February 20, 1862.
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gHRIsIIAN HEILal
KRATZ & HEILMAN.

CITY FOUNDRY
MANUFACTURERS ANDBUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AID BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Gaze Mills,
ThrasinE Machines &c.
EVANSVILLE IND.
YE{6fE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY FOUA
II dry beg leave to inform their friends aud tEa
public in general that they are prepared TO do al
kinds of
and everything apperraining to the Foundry busiS
nasz. They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES ANE
BonERs of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Isrv aud Mining Machinery. Tobacco ScrezCA-
minz Machines, ThFasAing Machines Malt Mills,
Horsep5wers Corn-shellers nj acninery ot al hlOds
made aad repaired. Iron and Brass uastlngs 81
every description, Iron Housefronts Cellar Crates.
DC Cooking ana Heating Stoves OF the latest iHi'
proved patterns: Hollow Ware Dog irons. &c
BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECT1FlERS, 30
Supplied with eyery description Of Copper and
sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles. Refrlgeratorzi
AttempoTators, SpsTges, Stillhesds and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stllls
Yeast jugs Cans, Syphons, SC; Copper Lead and
Iron Pipei Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps OF every
variety, for beer, spirits, oil, d Brass Cocks aud
Valves, Steam Whistles, DC.
Morkmen sent TO all parts to ut mp work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet irep
"''N' OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are deaI1ag in and selling Aliens lmpros
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and
Hing Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machi
stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Bo
ina Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing Hose,
Of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin.
| Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Speltsr, Fire Brick.
| They have every facility OF the best Machinery
| them. their individual attention, filling orderl
prolnptIy warEanting their work. ana are satishet
| with reasonable prices
Bs1- ONCE and Sale Rooms, NO 90 MAN stree
Fountlsg v Boiler Yard an Machine shop on Pln
Sts,s Indiana. dsoT