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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

sT. PAuL'asUHDAE soHOOL AEHTFRsART.-
The Ninth Anniversary o. ihe Sunday
Schools under the spsPicel Of 81. Psuls
Church was celebrated on Sunday ct Ito
church, large congregation being present,
and the exercises being Of the most interest
ing character. A considerable sum Of money
vas raised for missionary purposes. The
reports show the school to be In q most graf
flying condition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

ROoEnsEHl MnLs FEOUR.---We invite the
attention Of those interested to the adver-
tisemsnt elsewhere in tO-day's paper Of
Rochsatsr Mills Flour. Mr.. Feusier is
new dealer In this City, but is nevertheless
well known as thorough business man,
lpon whoss representations the public may
vafv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13
MAR FARMIEaToH, Nay 9-BP. NJ.

Army OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
MAR FARMIEeToE, May 9-5P NJ.
To Major General Halleek: The enc
my, 1000 strong, drove in our pickets be-
yOnd Pennington, and advanced against a
brigade occupying the further side Of the
creek in front of the New York camp
The brigade held In for FIVE hours, until
finding them heavily pressed in front and on
the flank, and thst could not sustain them
without passing the Greek with my whole
tOroe, which was contrary to your orders and
would have drawn on general engagement
withdrew to this side In good order.
The conduct of the troops was excellent
and the withdrawal made by them very
reluctantly. The enemy msde demonstra-
ton to cross, but abandoned the movement.
Our loss is considerable, though cannot yet
tell how many.
The enemy being much exercised suffered
severely, their batteries being completely dis
sbled, and his infantry line driven back sew
eral times by my command. Eager for sd-
vance. Signed
doEE PoPH, Major Gen.
Pennington Is Eve miles northwest Of
Corinth
The only forces engaged were Plummsr's 8
and Polmsn's brigsdes.
The weather is warm and peasant.
All quist In front, the enemy having re-
treated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

THE LIBRARY RooN The
Library will be closed for two or three days
in order that the Committee may have a
general overhaulipg. Members will there
fore govern themSelvea accordingly. Send
in your IS for membership and be ready
when It is re-opeDsd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

DAN RIcE's GREAT sHov.--The opening
exhibition Of the Great Show yesterday al
ternoon was attended by very large num-
bsr, and in the evening there was literally
jam. Certainly no show Of the class could
he more popular than this, embracing as 1t
does everything peculiar to a circus, with
msny features Of great interest entirely new
under "ths canvass Dan has lost none Of
the originality Of style and irresistabls hu-
nor that have made him, to the popular
idea, the prince Of ring testers. Taken
altogether, the show is very superior one;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13
CONGRESSIONAL
WASmE0EOH, Nay II.
HOUBu.

On motion of Mr.. FentOn the House took
nm the Senate bill empowering the Medical
inspector General to discharge nom the SER
VICE any soldier or enlisted man laboring
upder any phyical disability which makes it
5isadVsntaQeous to the service for him to be
CONTINUED thersin. A certificate IA writing
Of such 0Ecsrs to be sufficient eTidenes Of
~. Rich6vaJoa Insisted that thoSO who
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

AGBaaEsIIoH.-ln tie most kindly terms
We desire 70 call the attention of the frsmen
to iSel Of which frequent mention has been
made ,suS BY numerous citizens, tO-Wit:-
their halit Of always, in going to a fire, run
ming thsis' engines upon the sideWalks.-
There arc perhaps none of the ofiesrS Of
engine CONN. Suiss who are not aware that
this il violation Of city ordinance, and
We think there are few Of them vino will not
cOnisss thst it is dangerous 70 the public
Persons passing along side ,NslE when an
engine Is approaching are gene 'Sslly forced
out into the street, there again 10 b,,S forced
to retreat from passing teams, and d, wing
she day time, when both the sidewalks A. ~
Streets Of the more prominent thOroughfsres
are crowded, this bad practice becomes very
PsrilouS. We're Il only done when the streets
are very muddy, It would be readily and
Willingly excused, I'VE believe there is no
community better disposed toward its fire.
msn than this) but when the streets are dry
it is really intolsrable. On Sunday this
grieFancs vas particularly noticeable, there
being no ssrthly reason for using the side
walks, and at least one person very Narrow
-ly escaping severe injuries and perhaps
death BY being suddenly run upon BY an
enSisa. We hope ne arsmen viii them
SslYas prevent cause for future complaint on
this score, and thus preclude the necessity
for compelling obedience to the law By the
authorities.
II this connection, We may add that toll
oTating young boys-those ranging in age
from to Ie-upon tns ropes Of engines, il
very Objectionable, if not reprehsnsibls, and
steps ahOuld Be taken to prevent il, if Nc
means now exist This is a duty that the
City Fsthsrs would do veil to look to.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

AHOTHRB gUEDlF BUReLAET.-One week
ago 70 day We noticed tbs occurrence of
thres sarsiaries on the Sunday previous in
broad daylight. Another was perPetrsted
last ssndEyTss an hour not fer from noon,
the residence Of German family on Gar
den street. near Hudson, having been enter
ed b back door and SIS in gold, silver and
United States Treasury bills abstracted from
9 bufedu drawer, which was Prysd open
with aehisel. The door was doubtless open
ed with false key, ss the house was left as
ssouiolY fastened Is can be effected with
.nonunr 1oolE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

GENERAL ToN THUxB.- The leYess Of this
sslittle duck Of man" (as he Is known by
ths ladies,) are attended by crowded and
fsshions ble audiences, his comic efusionS are
vsrv droll sp& exhibit decide talent, while
his impsrsOnasions Of the Greeian statues
are highly artistic. Mr.. De Ysres pleasing
ballads arelistensd to with bTSathieas atten-
Hon, and Mr.. Tomlin, in his q FstE'sn " ex-
cites the riSibls faculties Of his hearSrs to
such g degree that our vest was denuded o.
half its buttons. The sccomPaniments Of
Mr.. G. G.. TitcOmb are pleasing and in good
t,sts. Wednesday wiz be positively hia last
appearances
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13
FNOW KRNTUOKY,

PADUoAH, Ky., May IL
Gen. Denver and STAT arrived here yesterday, en-
route for Pittsburg Landing.
Two thousand cavalry started from this post on
Saturday, an expedition to act In conjunction with
military forces from dickman, In pursuit Of rebel
cavalry that have been over. unning WGItern Ken
tucky and Tennessee recently.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

TH,rEs.-The kindness Of the prOPrieiors
Of Tom Thumbs levee compel US 70 return
tl,sm thanks slso the General himself for
q i soeisbility TO the children Of our school,
sl,oWine so little difference bstWsen rich and
D ,oF children. Such kindness and Hberali-
Il in giving the children Of the industrial
s shool FREE adusittaHes to his lsYoe on Mon
day afternoon, are faFors appreciated By
the children, snd rejects bsDevolsnee 70
wards the institution BY the proprietor.
B. W, sup'k
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

~ Everett & Wilson have the Scientific
American, Wsverly Magazine, German Les
lie, &c., for this week, and Ysnkee Notions
for June.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

THE THEkFEE.-Mr. Nsa6e played Ham
let' last evening 70 q much better audience
than re Buspecthe looked for, in view Of the
other attractions. To say that he played it
well is 3 very shallow compliment to his
hne acting, for he justly ranks as one Of the
most finished, accurate and natural actors
upon the stage, though less pretentiOus than
many who are vastly his interiors. The
members Of the company did commercially
in theirseveral parts. To-nightwill be pre-
a.. .Vtsd q Ths Stranger and "Black-syed
q,ss,,e. :" bill that should fill the house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

A CIKoFEEATI THIEF ARREsTED.-Sunday
s-eninR 3 man applied at the William Tell
HonsS on Water street, for bed for the
ni,b, -vti.sh was given him. On the same
soor = furIoueS led soldier, who belongs in
pnFsIo had a room, About 2 o'clock yes
terSev morning the soldier absented himself
from his room, leaving his pOOkeS book cor
tanning rome $40, under the pillow o. ms
bed. Upon returning 70 his room he touna
that the pocket book had been taken ne
immediately appriSed She lG9al9Ia Oh lhs
fact, and the other party being the onssS e9s no
saw up when he left his room, eesergea hi'4
with the theft. The landlord went - once
10 the suspected man and searched him, ~
found nothing upon him. Shortly after,
however, hswas seen 70 be mskihglo Of, htv-
ing jumped from the window Of his room tc
q shed and thence to the street. The land
lord and one of his pOrtsrs gave chsse, and
caught him upon River street, the effect of
his attempted escape being to strengthen
suspicion. He was taken back to the house,
and officer Weisman sent for, who took him
into custody and lodged him in the Station.
A search of his person by the officer discOv-
cred two skeleton keys-One for doors, the
other for trunks, bureaus, &c.-and pair Of
nippsrs, but only IS cents in money. The
soldiers pocket book, however, was found
upon theshed under the thiel's window, and
heconfesssd to having taken it, but persists
that there was no money in It. Hegsve his
name as Chas. Dennis, iron Cincinnati. He
was taken from the Station to jail yesterday
morning, and will probably have an exam
instion this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

sPHEEEOTTPH.-stimpsOn is, beyond all
question, > superior artist, and We sdvIse
those wishing 70 get hnu likeness 70 cab
upon him. A visit 70 his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, win richly repay both citi-
gan and atranFar. R3I:N
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WAsHrNaroH. Nav Il

LOvejOy amended ArnOld's bill by striking
out the preamble, and all, except Territories,
now or hereafter to be formed or acquired,
&c, when it was passed by s5 yeas to 50
nays.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

Aono.-strsngera Who are in city attend
ing the Sabbath School Convention nov in
ss1slcE, ere cordially invited 10 visit the
Foczs I, Z the soldisrs' Aid Society, No. ss
Rauk asrsst, opposite The Angler House.
Roons open daily from 10 A. n. to4P. M.
Nay lSiA, issa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13
A CARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Pills for Females.
IRfallible in Correcting, Regulating and
Removing all DISTINCTIONS, from
Whatever Cause, and always
Successful as q Pre-.
ventadVe.


InfaIlibie IN Relieving 1page8 snd IFTeguaTfty
OF the Monses. These Pills ar0 nothing new hnt
have been uled By the doctors for many yerH, both
in France and America, with unparalleled success
IN svery case, and t Is urged ~ many thousand la
for the asViation Of those suhsring frua any irreg.
ularities whatever well e. 70 snt a increase
Of family where health Will not permit IT. Eemales
peculiarly situated, or those 3appoBng themselves
50, cautioned aEaingt using these Pills WhEe in
that condition. as the!prOprietor assumes respO1
Eiolity ait5R the above a0monitton although their
mtldnesg would prevent any mischief to health,
OthsTWiEe the Pills are recommended. FuIl and ex-
plicit diEection1 accompany each box. Prce u per
sold waoissals snd retail in Cleveland by BEE.
ton BBO5, (Wholesals Druagigtg.l 40 sunerior
street; BTBOG0 ARMSTROHG, i5g Superior Sd;
d. w. SACK ERIDER, "a Superior streee: o. W.
CLARK il9 Superior street, and UH HUR0HlLL a
BRO, cor. Of Ontario street and the Square.
EADI Rs l-by sending SlO0 70 either Of the shore
agents tlrough the 'sUleVeland Post One" can have
<6e Pills sent 70 any part Of the country or city
SersqdeattHiyl and tre8 Of pos iag8n byroturR mail
m q,--LOoE out for counterlsita. buy no Golden
pills Of any kind unless every box Is signed g. d.
Howe. AL others are base imposition and unsafe;
Therefore, ss you value your lives and health, 20
say nothing Of being humbugsd out Of your money!
buy only those who GhoE the signature Of 8. d.
HS,Vs an sTeTy box which has recsntIy besn sdded
on account OF the fills being oountsrfsited. The
inrredients composing the above Pills srs made
knoVn 10 every Agent, and they will tell You they
| are safe and viii perform All elNimed for them.
RI .-..,r B. D. HOWE, sole Proprietor,
rnarz7RN New York.
q. C. g.-Ga7y's Cough Gura- daoa1IIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

sTkEH sABBkER soHooL CONVICTION AR.
RAEgIHEHTs.-This Convention meets in thil
civ on Tussday, the Isth inst, at 10 A. NJ
in tAs second Presbyterian Church. The
exercises Of Ne Convention proper viii 90.
e1ry ~ Of Tussday end ghs forenoon and
Ovonipg Of Wednesday. on Wednesday sf-
ternOon the ohildrsn's mass meetings will
Be held, in sooOrdHnco with the programme
Publiihed.
The Board Of Education have granted
recess Of the public schools on Wednesday
afternoon, 70 snabls the children to sttsnd
theee mas meetings.
The meetings Of The Convention, and the
children, will be open 70 the public. All
ere Invited to attend. Persons attending the
Convention from abroad are requested, on
arriving, 70 60 70 the lecture room in the
basement ofthssecondP Presbyterian Church,
where ns all simos afser O'Clock Tuesday
morning committee will be in readiness to
Introduce them to families who invite the
members Of the Convention 70. their homes.
Sabbath Schools from the vicinity attend
ing.On Wednesday will please report to 7.
P. Handy, who win assign them their place |
Of meeting. JAMRs M. HoYF,
r. 7. p. HANDY,
s. FoLJANBE,
) IN ]. A. FooT, H..,-
JosEPH PKREiNs,
Ie e ail A. G.. HOPKTHsON,
Executive Committee.
Cleveland, May 10th, 1859.
TE1 sTGHD OF CoLoEs FOk BATrRRY G.
The superb stand Of oOlOrs made by order
Of the Council for presentation to Captain
BIrFett's Battery, snotlos of which appear
ID in the LnIDEE Last week, were sent for
ward by express yesterday, accompanied by
The following letter from the COMMITTEES ap-
pointed by the Council to present Them
The American Express ComPsny carry
hem free Of charge:
CLEvELAND, May, Il, 1889.
To Captain Joseph Bartlett, o. ?. ARTILLERY;
sIR:-It becomes our agreeable duty to
lend to you this besutfal Stand of COlors
this letter. They are pre-
sntsd to your command by the City Of '
as a testimonial Of the esteem and
appreciation of your eminent worth and
erVioes. They are transmitted through the
Zindness Of the American Express Com
any.
The fidelity with which you have adhered
o your trust, and the bravery displayed by
Il Of your command, have placed the City
( Cleveland and our noble State, under
lsting obligations to you.
The emblem now presented represents
our country's nationality; the emblem on s
Thieh the eyes Of dying heroes have turned 8
o cheer their last struggle; an emblem l,
Thieh has demonstrated and is now DEM
its power under God in quelling L
am0stic treason, as il has been in repelling &
,YeiSu invasion; an emblem which is still
nd ever designed TO be, sfThe hope of the
rave. and the Joy Of the freel"
Directed by the City Council Of this City,
re, as the Committee, now place these ban
ers in your har de, praying for your health o
nd prosperity, and confident that their Gus D
odyi perfectly secure in the hands of the 1,
hcars and men Of Battery g.
Yours very truly, Q
H. S. sTEFEEs, II
J. DW1sHF PALMBR, Com. D
ANsEL ROBERTS, z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS
PATCHES.
THE SITUATION At RICHMOND.
Prayers for JEFF. Davis Changed
to Prayers for Peace.
A TRAITOR SENATOR TALKS
TREASON.
No More Slavery in the Ter
FitOrieS.
1T Is FOREVER PROHIBITED.

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader
WAsHmaTou, Nay u.
CLERICAL CHANGES.
The nephew of Ex-Governor Barbour, Of
Virginia, was appointed Ohlei Clerk in the
Inspection Office Of the Post Office Depart
ment, in place of T. P. Pratt who has held
that Office twenty yesrs. Pratt is lowered to
a sixteen hundred dollars clerkEhip. This is
considered the beginning work Of restoring
the F. F. VS..
1t is said that at Williamsburg Sumner was
sent to the rear for bad conduct HOoksr's
Division bore the brunt Of the fighting and
of the loss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

FEAaz PkAkHH.-LiVs2y and Boarding
Sable, % Seneca EtrsSt, A No. Horses and
Carriages st rsAsRlAblS hgurea-
aep34Rzs:Iy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

THR CTTY.

N2AND AoD4a 4 v. " Es-Huo 0f4nl
Lc5Fo Of the Indepondant Order Of odd Eel
loes meets q this city to-day, at Odd Eel
lOVs Hall, far the Installation Of The follow
int of8osrs and The transaction Of other nat
tols pertaining % thsordsF; BtIf 4
E.W.G. No. q. Baboook, Of Brook
lyn, Cuyahogs county. .
VIC. D. Ms-Jamea Fuson Worthing-
E VIC. W.-James Eesbltt, Of Troy,
NV. e.s-W. c. Earl, OfTOlodO, Lucas
q ". 6. T.-B. n, Ayers, of Dayton,
Montgomery county.
3 Y. g. P. Rsp.-Wm. Chidsey, of Gin
uirnaH. --, .--
ne folloging is list Of the Grand On
eols and Representatives elect for The ses-
sioai
oFFIUHHs.
VT Slater, n " Grand 4sStsr, Colum-
1Eosrssr. R " Deputy Grand Master,
JR Armstrong, Rw Grand Warden, Co
W0EsE, RW Grand Secretary, Toledo.
BN Ayers, r W Grand Treasurer, Dayton.
Geo. D. Winchsll, r " Grand Represen-
tatiVa, Cincinnati.
III. Wheeler, " Grand Representa-
BsyB E Thomas, R " Grand Chaplain,
,PiQua.
4 slsy, B VI Grand Marshal, George
IN Brooks, R W Grand OonduetOr, San
81 Bsas, R W Grand Guardian, Gin
Nathan stewart R " Grand Messenger,
Oik,cinnat. A 60 E
REPEEsRETAEIYEB.
OiuEnnsd-Chsrles Thomas, J Roberts,
IN OIsmner. 81 II Bates, Jas Saunders, ,Ohas
Fhtnozsr. sfm Ohidsey, B 9 True, " B
ChenoWitb, E B Baldwin, J B LoWleri
Snyder, b Bicke, 81 GrousWegs Adam SeiF,
q Rothman.
Hichlosville-John Elye.
0eoFgstoWn-Wm q slye.
ELadisOnTille-A ] Jones.
0WsRsville, Clermont cOunty-W Uhey.
(sEford-J 3 Gh0tten.
IA vfoR-W Ludlun.
New fsris-D Wooiter.
Devto oa--H Bates.
Fsir6sla'-W Stiles
Fismisbu7g-.T Y Lyons.
s1rinefeld. B g Arbogast W Cook.
Xenis--S J RsSsSouf.
Eidnsy--J " Nils.
Eiqus-C . ZWigenialSAr.
Llma-H Olfppenqsr. As-.H5
Dsfance-J Ralston.
Urbsna-John s Thomas.
HaTyBville--J q Feltner. a
HIM II Ebbert. 5<-
EslleFus-J Hhskoll.
NsW Hexineton-David Wright.
Hlisborough-J BsekIsy.
Ohillcothe-Wm Gutlsrman.
OirclsEilIe-J Boyer.
Portgnouth--G A Walker.
Pomeroy-Jaco5 Simpson.
Lancaster-J Weaver.
O6lumbRs-H lat, Felix N Y Spice, 2 F
JenningS. 9o %
NJ YeTnon-JF z ADdrewH
Delsware-J s A GaYait.
Mansheldl-H G Hedges.
&onroeHille- Alvab Adsit.
Esn5 5Esky-h d Brooks .7l @
Eiyria,-J q Faxon.
Ashland>-P q Clark.
Hinckley-A a SeEensncs.
Olmstead Fails-O L UnderhilL
Olsvelsnd-D 3 Field, NNslson.
Lower Saiem--J A Palmer.
AIeigsFille-@W Wilkin. - @
Ulioatos7n, Nuskingum county. Wet
Efna CO e 1-.E oEt
Gtns5FiHs-G W Gibbons 30
AeWErk-M NeWkirk. lsl
Asrin'8 Ferry, Belmont comfy b
SisubsuFille--J McCraoken.
Canal Dover-J SeWeu.
ioauton-H Cock.
NelisVille-W A Mcintosh.
Newton Fsls-E q Ensign.
East Osfid6n-G 3. Field. I0.J Dl
0sneva-E 81 Prics. rs-sI
Cincinnati-Samuel First.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

~ Artemus Wards Book will be out in
q few days, and for sale at
EVBRETF & Wilson's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

~ One hundred and ssventy-hve doses
Of Aconite, Bell, Nux, or any other Homo
pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, (allOwing
ten pills to dose) sent by mail in metsllic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, N.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, cleveland, Ohio.
Established 1s40.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

- For frssh HOmeOpathie Medicines
in. Pellets Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Hall's, IL Public Square.
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KIoARAUauA FREATY.

The Senate has extended the time for the
exchange of ratihcstiOns of treaty between
the United States and Nicaraugus, and sdopt-
ed the latteFs amendment which simply
prohibits legislation in conflict with this pro-
vision. The ISthmus transit is preserved un
eItricated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13
BUsIERss KOTT0Fs.

House. FURNISHING ARTIcLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment OF W. P. FOgg, corner of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, CEOekery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description Silver Plated Ware
of the best quality; Tea Trays; Table Mats Bri-
tannia Wara Coal Oil Lamps; Gas Fixtures;
Toilet We're; Bathing Apparatus; RefrigeratoTs
of the iSost lnpfOYsd kinds; Water Coolers; Ice
Cream Freezers; Ice chestS, Sizes Table Cut
'Sry, Ivory and Comma Knife Baskets and
Trs,, =; and great variety of heuae Farnisning
rt;c,.. Vssful as well IS ornamental.
An orders Cor Gas Fitting sud Repairing
promptlv execut, d By experienced workmen.