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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

BY the new Internal Revenue law, ap-
proved June Both, 1864, which goes into
operation on Monday next, receipts for the
payment of any sum of money, or for the
payment of any debt due, exceeding TWEEN
ty dollars, not being for the satisfaction OF
any mortgage, or Judgment, or decree of any
court, ami receipt for the delivery of any
property are made liable to a stamp tax Of
two cents, and by the same law every bank
check, draft or order for the payment oil
any sum of money whatsoever, drawn upon
any bank, banker or trust company, or fol
any sum exceeding ten dollars drawn upon
any other person or persons, companies OF
corporations, at sight or on demand, is also
made liable to stamp tax of two cents! !
The provision taxing receipts is new in this
country though it has long been in use in
Eugland. The tax on bank checks, drafts
&C., is extended to all checks-as well
those under as those above twenty dollars
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

TN pursuance Of deed Of trust from Oscar D.
III Thompson and susAn X. Thompson, his wife, 70
me, dated the 25th January, 1855, recorded 10 the
S. on Saturday, the 18th day Of August, 1854, CON-
mencing At 10 O'Clock A. ~ at tn front door of
the Court House for Ohio eounty, / shall sell At
public auction to the highest bidder, the parcel OF
ground lying on the waters Of wheeling Greek, In
the county OF Ohio aud State Of West Virginia, on
which the said Thompson formerly resided, about
four miles east Of the city, OF Wheeling, bounded
and described In said deed and containing forty aud
one-han acres; being part OF tract Of land COO
VeyOd to said Thompson BY Ja-ob Green aud wife
by deed dated the 18th February, 1850. f...t
TERMS OF SALE-Ths one-third Of the pprs
chase money in eash, and the remaining tWO-thirds
in equal tnstslents payable six aud twelve months
after date, with interest from the day Of the sale
or IL desired the purchaser pay the fun AMOUNT
Of the purchase money In cash. The title 70 bO
tanned until the whole Of the purchase money shall
have been paid. JAMES s. WHEAT,
Iy14 81 .-.- -l .-.- Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
Sale of ValuabIe Real Estate.

INHR suhscribir oilers At private sale, part ofLot
IL 81, fronting a feet on Main street, East side,
one hundred ret rfsrf..,..t - .-f4-4f ..ti
On It are three good sized tenements Of brick,
5ubstantiAly built and % q. present ID exeeliOrf
repair. Inquire Of q hsh JAMkSR RO6RRe' -
I ~ .Lsl.t4 - Law onss, opposite Court Ho1ss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
SheriR's Sale. - :
rTATI OF WEST VIRaINIA, ONO COUNTY,

samuoI MasOn, oonplalnant, 81. 81.
-ara .aIa d. Us l-lEH ~
EbeneEer Mccoy, Dobudant.s
In ohaneeEy. In tse Ctonit Court Of Ohio County
Nay -, 1854. I'D
Puuuant 70 decree Of said Circuit Court rsu-
dered In The above entitled cluBs the. 18th day
q MAJ, 1s64. dan pfoceed q esll ~ public selS At
the most door or the Oouft HOu8o Of sid county On
SATURDAY the, 9Th day o. AuguSts 1904, % TIE
highest and best biddor, the following Real EtAts
to-wit certain lot Of land situata - ne city q
wheeling, aud DESIGNATED a. lot number throS-3-
In square No l. 70 OhurehhIIIs addition No. two
-2-to the citV of WhoeIing, . credit OF four and
eght mouths, IL equal tnstAllne1tls vita legal IN
teTtat thorson from the day q lAls nntl PAD the
purchaaer EfVinz bond With rood security. -s-t
jy6-td JOSEPH sEXBoLDs 500.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
In hanearv.

jacob A. TaylOF, ~. John A, ChaFnOck, Ct. al.
TN tho Circuit Court OF Ohio 0Ounty. Decree ron,
Il dured Jane 2ld, 1854: = Z. = q q =
Oonrtof Ohio elunty. Staia % West Virginia, on
the I'd day Of Jule, 1894 in the above entitled eanss
shall pFocasd y sell a. public suotion 1t the mont
door Of the Oou9 House Of said county, on the lst
day Of August 1854, 10 the highest and best bidder
on q credit Of Gtr and twelve months, in equal inS
sfallments, the following described property, 70 wit:
the whole OF u number twenty eight and part Of
lot number one hundred and forty, situated immol
dataly west ttsFeof Wsich nd lot and part Of lot
corner Of lot 70. - In O. Ritehi6is addition to
the city Of Wheeling situated on the WtEt side Of
street THIRTY fset we8tWardly with the south.
q I'D lot No 81, and q lot nnmbar one
hundred and forty, dftyBsVen feet and hVo inehea,
thence noFtSEnFdlyiW with line parallel with Nor
row street. dirty three feet, thenee eEstWardly az
ty.seyen let i've inches in direct line 70 the place
ne pGFCSSSs to give bond viii god heeurity
jyl-im JOSEPH sEYBOLD, 8. o. o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
coLoNEL MuLLIaAN, ETo.

!. ~ Colonel Mulligan is seriously wounded
and prisoner in the hands of the enemy.
Just before Col. Mulligan was wounded, q
color sergeant was killed, and he, accom-
panied by his brother ,in-law, Lieutenant
Nugent, Immediately rode forward to Sc
cure the colors. The Lieutenant dismonnt-
ed to pick up the colors, aud, while iu this
position, was MORALLY wounded. Colonel
Mulligsn was wounded about the same
time, and, as, is reported, seriously in two
PlaCes.- Do -l.l n- --a----- -.-l L.----
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
A Rebel View orthe situation on tn,
Upper Potomac.

A Rebel View ofthe Situation on the
Upper Potomac.
The New York World has ooIrsspon-
dent at Baltimore, who furnishes to that
sheet the "rebel view" of everything that
has happened or is about to happen in the
way of raid or feint against Maryland
and Pennsylvania. BE writes elike a boob"
and speaks as II under the inspiration OF
the Richmond rebels. OF course he is busy
these times. BE went under cloud the
other day when the rebels recrossed the
Z Potomac after being defeated near Wash
ington, and seemed to be up spout, but
now he is out again, giving the usual
Southern view" as to second or new
raid, and also as to the last scenes of the
late one. -"- @i Co.
The following is his letter entire:
THE HiRsr STEP IN THE SECOND INVASION OF
, q 4r-ar ltlii MARYLAND. st-..as5s
The fopebodings expressed in my last
letter, of IA second Invasion of Maryland,
are already realized. You will have re-
ceiyed ere this, by Telegraph, some account
of the defeat of our forces az Winchester:
of the retreat of General Crook, aud the
troops of General Hunter, from that place
to. Martinsbutg, and from Martinsb6rg to
Harper's Ferry; of the advance OF the Con
tedtrate forces to Martinsburg; and of
their crossing the Potomac at Shepards.
town, and advance toward Frederick
There is only one meaning attached to the
movement by all well-informed persons
here. II Is believed TO be the first step 10
the programme Of the rebel. leaders which.
have before desoribed namelvs an ,inva
sion of the North in force; the transfer of
We seat OF war from the South to the
- norm; the capture Of Washington, and the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
WANTED-

THREE Furnished Rooms, Zone pArlor and two
4 bedrOoms, for family Of three persons.
Reference gwen. This is a good Opportunity for
family to reduce their expenses
Address HII. Box $40, PgO!lli "a
WHEELIEa w VA. Julv 90 tomato
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

sugar MINIS and EEapOratOFs

% FROST
81 and 40 Main street,
iNI1aUED Eespe stfply eau the attentlo8 OF sOrg.
wv mum growers TO- Then large stock Or one and
two horse
.7,5l IMPRoYED SUGAR MILLS
These Mills are we'll known for the superior man
usr in which they work and are fully warranted
. COOKS oELEBRATED EvAPoRAToRs,
of both sizes, with Furnaces complete, all at the
lowest prices. .-iI''1i '"' jy8O-dtw&wl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
u. s. MARsHAL's SALE.

- - -
B.psfoa Sons states for he western District
Han FcodsSrd. OtHirEiniaI At hheeinE, Spring
IN PsrsuAnce ofan order 81 sale Issued from the
4 Clercs once Of the DistrietCOurt Of the United
states Of Nhe Western District Of VirEfniA, At
wheeling In the above entitled cause, will
Iue1dAy, July lab, 1854, the premises, At New
Greek station Of thu Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company In HAmp4htt4 county, West Virginia, sell
a. public auction 70 the Ighest aud best bidder,
parcel OF land containing i've acres more or lea.
Said Lana adioina the land Of Robert x. Sheets on
the west the heirs OF James RAEia deceased on the
south, and Angus W. Mcdonald on the east, and
extending 70 the Ofeek, together with The dwelling
house and other improvements thereon, Commonly
known - = Hall WOOdEard's Tannery."
And On wednesday, July Is, 1854, AZ Piedmont
Station Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in
HAmpdhire connty, Wet Virginia will sell ht pub
lie auction, 70 the highest AAd best bidder, the fol-
lowing Lots, with the improve ments thereon, itu-
ated 10 the town Of Piedmonf in said county, nnm-
beret forty eight-tS-forty-niue, -49-sixty,-6O
AM siTty-One,-61-sash fronting twenty-five
feet Third street and running back to the aOTth
brh1eh Of the Potomac river, and Lot numb cred
foTty-4Q -ftDntt1g nfty FIST On Rir1t street and
running back to Third street.
Terms Of aale-CAsh- - ...
sGle 70 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
jsatd lAl.s.s o. s. MAEHhAl W D. Of We.
The above sale = postponed for thirty days,
that IL TO say, At New Greek until the 18th Of
Aufust 1854 and ut Piedmont 13th OF August 1864.
Us 3. N. NORTON, o. 8. MArshAL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
Tax or No Tax, Whisky Will be
Drank .......-..ul

TINE subscriber will offer at private sale until
i SATURDAY, September, 10Th, 1854, when, II
the premises, that we'll known DISTILLERY PROP
bRTY, formerly run by Gray, Norris Co., situated
pear SAIieton, on we q ano Uhl9 fiirSad,
property possesses all the modern IMPROVEMENTS
pertaining to the business OF dlstilling, having
good run of French burrs, good engine, boiler, &C
There is also nine acres Of Land belonging to the
establishment. Any person wishing to examine
son, ESQ OF Cameron, who Is also authorized TO
make sale. Any other information coneeFn lug the
property be had by addressing J. L. Parkinson,
or Cameron, Mr.. Philip Kelley, IT,, Of Wheeling,
viva, or the undersigned at Moundsville, Mar
shall county, VIVA 'lai-- 30 sr 10. - y d
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
j,aO-2~. ..1-l1r %. Agent, for 3. 4, j. Gray.
T tI.ESE ;Es5 SILT OF LOTS STU

+ H'iATE IN-SOUTH WHEELING.
DY virtue and In pursuance OF deed OF trust
ID executed to the undersigned trustee, by
William D. Martin aud Hiram Martin, beating date
cord in the Rsoorders ONCE Of ohio COUNT STATE n
West Virginia, in deed book No. 80, folio Sc, to
secure the payment to the Merchants and echanios'
Bank Of Wheeling certain debt in said deed men :
toned, will on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1854 at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, proceed to sen Of public
ing property TO wit All those two certain lots or
parts of ground situate in Ohio county, Virginia,
(now West Yrginlal in the addition to the city Of
Wheeling formerly called RitohietoWn, but now
known as South Wheeling, and designated on the
plat OF said addition by numbers seven-NO. 7--and
eight-No Sin square numbered twenty-one-
No. 81. Selling trustee, shall sell and convoy
only such title - - vested In me by the deed 81
Questionable. "' '''
Terms of Sale-oash. 4'iqas.z si -h 'nd
jy3O-td l.'II PRANCIs R. ARMSTRONG;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
NOTICE.

DERS0N9 indebted 70 n win ind their BIN
L.ready for payment this weeks We hope. n
further notice viii be neoea1aEy. .it-.-l "a = y
Z tss'. '.'is,e - ..-.ss-1a D NICOLA BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

Btikadier GeneGdT Dufijs is reported to
have been Killed or wounded while at the
head'o his brigade urging the men not to
give way, but to do their duty like true
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
ORPicE COLLECTOR INT. REV. 1sT DIST
" WHEELIHG, W. Va.

VNAX PAYERS OF WetEel, Tyler aud PIeaants
u Counties take notice that smnsl Blllingly Dep
uty Collector for these counties will them the
times and places follows II this notice IL dre-
garded, the penalties as per the section Of the Bx-
else Law, given below, viii be enforced;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
Observation-Disclosures


- RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Res.
StlSh Bishop ANS, b. D., will preach In the
fourth street 81. L. Church Sunday morning At
lo fs S0iS Doctor ou.nrSs COD Of pkadelpbA Z.
~ O'Clock P. ~. "a e.
RELIGIOUS NOTIoE.-Daring
\ w. the httIng up % The hall for the nae OF
the Eaa.EVAH. LUTHERAN CauRoH, aud IN the ABB
sence OF Rev. D. W. RIsHER, the lutheran and Pres
gregstiona will worship together in the
first Presby terrain Chhreh, Fourth street. Preach.
ing a. 1917 A. n. and ~ p. NJ by Rev. S. b. BAR
MIA.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
Ii lTRUsTEE'S SAFE

OF A TRACT OF LAND ON WHEELING CREEK,
nc POUR MILES EAST OF WHEELING, AT THE
COURT HOUSE, on SATURDAY, 18TH AU-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

~ During the whole engagement Generals
Crool1iRnd zAyeriil exerted Themselves to
the utmost TO secure success ;Abut, unfor-
tunately, the numbers of the enemy were
against them. iapilrf lad -.il 14ls, 4t"ot %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

.isias=sn 90 a. ID -. ..a,.55 -s-l-a - -
~ s1iil4su % ssaiald
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

IA portion of our wounded lhinto the
.enemy's hands,, In the confusion which
now exists tits impossible toget any def
mite information regarding their fate. That
portion ofJour wounde d who are able to
walk have been and still are being sent TO
Hagerstown. There is at. this time one
long railroad train of wounded about start
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10

MoSDAY EvESISc, Nay 9.
Mr. Brown presented petition from Thomas
). Water, asking The privilege Of constructing 4
well. &c. Granted
stephen Smith pet,ioned for the protection of
bulletin boards Referred
By property holders in the Fourth Ward. ak
ing tor the improvement running through 10 Mis-
sissipp street Referred
The Committee on Finance reported in favor
OF extending time tor the CITY Assessor 70 CON-
plate his duties He must finish his work by the
first Monday in June
John B S;umph rendered bis resignation as
City Assessor. Tabled.
The report Of the Committee on Ordinance,
relaiing to bonds maieasance and trial OF city
officers taken up, and after discussion
passed
The CITY Engineer was instructed TO notify
parties building a warehouse east of Union
Depot to remove the piers from the bed OF the
creek.
The City Engineer reported that the Canal
Company would not increase the size of the cul-
vert where POugues Run runs under It.
The question Of changing the boundaries Of
the city. dividing Center Township and consti-
tuting the city township. was discussed and re
ierred 10 the Committee on Streets and Alleys.
On motion. the Street Commissioner
directed to repair the gutter on Maryland street,
west OF St Mary's church.
The ordinance relative To- the establishment Of
police districts and the election sf police force
Tor year instead OF three months was passed
Mr.. Douglass called up the matter of voting
bountes by special tax TO one hundred days
men.
IL seemed from reports that not many tax
PAYERS had peti,ioned: so few in fact that no
attention paid To the reports from the several
wards.
DR. jameson. DR. Thompson and Mr Brown
insisted that We must give literally TO soldiers
families. As for bounties. they would be ex
pended upon Young bucks. But for the families
OF one hundred day men they we're willing to al
low s per day to each adult. and % cents for
each child
Mr. Douglass said he was willing to tax the
wealthy men in his Ward for this purpose
Finally il was agreed To appropriate So 600 TO
be paid to the families OF one hundred DAYS men,
at the rate of 81 30 per week for female adults
and 10 cents for female infants not over IL years
of age.
On motion of Mr. Brown. Councilmen were
instructed to canvass their wards and ascertain
who were entitled 10 money under the resolution
just passed
Mr. H,ughev said we had not the means to pay
this money Our treasury was already bunk
rupt Still he was Tor doing all he could for the
soldiers families
On motion of Mr. Brown. a standing commit
tee was agreed upon to he styled the Soldiers Aid
Committee. to be appointed by the Mayor at the
next meeting of the Council. The duty of this
committee is to attend 10 the disbursement of
all funds voted TO soldiers by the city
DR. Thompson offered the following:
Resolved That an agent in each ward be ap.
pointed at 81 per dav TO canvass and obtain if
possible sufficient number of the signatures of
tax payers To enable this Council To borrow
sufficient amount of money to pay of all the liza
bilities of this city.
Adopted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10
Er0m Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Gen. Meades wife
has received dispatch him saying, I'VE are all
we'll"
The following is dated ''oId Wilderness Tsv
ern. 9th 9 p M:
The most terrific battle yet fought closed to
day.
Lees entire army has made repeated assaults
upon our right and left wings, commanded BY
Hancock aud Sedgwick. with temporary success,
but has been driven back each time with great
slaughter.
An attack was made about O'Clock this af.
ternoon simultaneously on our whole line. and
CALAMITY repulsed.
Towards dark the enemy concentrated on our
extreme right and fell suddenly upon Sedgwick
crushing in portion of his line. Gen. Sedg
wick succeeded in re forming his line and securing
i, against further attacks. and the rebels with
drew under cover OF darkness.
Our loss has been heavy.
This army has certainly achieved a decided
success IL has baffied all offensive movements.
aud nothing but the impenetrnble WOODS with
whi-h the battle ground is covered saved the
rebels from crushing defeat.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10

NV York. May "a special to the Pos,
saws:
Grant sent a letter TO the President, before he
moved. assuming the whole responsibility OF ,b.
movement
The Commercials special SAYS:
Lee aud several prominent rebel officers are
wounded.
There Is no communication vet between Alex
andria and the srmy
The rebel authorities have determined to sub
iect our soldiers Who fall into their hands 10
specisl tortures Msny Of those returned pre-
sent the appearance OF living skele,ons-liue
more than skin and bone-some MANNED for life
beng frozen by lying without tents or covering
At Belle Isle.
The general practice is shown to be the rob
bling Of the prisoners as soon taken of all
moner. yaluables and good cloathing. The
food allowed was totally insufficient to preserve
the health of n child. Ii consisted usually of tw o
pieces of bread made Of corn neal hardly baked
with about two ounces of meat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON. Nav 9-The National Repub-
lcau has issued extra stating that official dis
patches announce that our army has gained a
complete victory over Lee, that the rebel army is
retreating in the direction of Spottsyvania, and
Grant il pursuing.
Gen Wadswor,h of New York is killed: also
the rebel Generals Jones and jenkins, and Gems
Picket and Hunter are wounded
Butler has defeated Be'uregard and cut the
Petersburg and Richmond Railroad.
The ioIowing L. dispatch 10 Gen Dix, which
was Just received from Gen. Butler:
To General Dir.
The following is an official report of Gen Lee
Of operations on Friday He saws the loss in
killed j. not large. hut he has many wounded. and
states that our forces attacked them and caused
some confusion. He grieves to announce that
Longstreet was severely wounded. Gen Jenk n
killed. and Gen Pegram badly wounded on
Thursday. He thanks a merciful God that every
advance of Grant has been repulsed
The belief here is that Grant is achieving a
complete victory
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10
From Phiiad eIphia

PHILADKlYHlA. May 9-The Evening Tele
graph has the iollosius special from Washing
ton:
Communication has been opened with Generals
Smith and Gilmore. who are near Richmond.
aud have been fighting
There WIS no lighting vest erday. and our army
i believed TO be advancing successfully.
Freierieksbarg has been occupied and the
railroad l. being repaired
The Star extra says Grant has field full of
prisoners. aud had advanced TO Spoitsylvania
Court House
verbal message received At Hancock end
quarters. by a messenger IRON the army states.
that when the battle closed on Friday evening
Lee had fallen back about twelve miles. leaving
MS dead snd wounded on the field
On Saturday At 3 O'Clock Lee was in fall re-
tres, through Spottsylv suia and when the mes-
senger left HSncOck ~As entering the place IN
pursuit
Butler Is reported within ten miles of Rich
mOnd.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10
from New YORK.

New York My ga despatch from wash
ington dated May 10 As A. NJ, to Gen Dix
saws
We have intelligence this morning by scouts
direct from the army as late as Saturday even
ing. but no official reports.
The general results may be stated as success
to our arms.
The fighting on Friday was the most desperate
known in modern times
Gen. Waisworth was killed by ball in the
forehead while leading his troops against enc OF
the enemv's strongest positions.
Gen W ehb was wounded
The condition OF our army is represented as
admirable
AT the latest accounts Hancock was pushing
forward raDidy by the left for Spottsyvana G
and Yesterday heavy cannonading was heard
at Aouia Creek from that direction
One regimento of Pennsylvania reserves charged
through Nh abatts Of the enemy but were unable
to get back and most Of them were captured
We have taken more prisoners, it is supposed
than we lost
The artillery not used on either side in the
first two DAYS fight
Gen Sherman was heard from last night He
would attack the rebels to day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10

cidents and place. connected sifh the history Of
the Army ofthe Camberiand The working ap
psrstus Of this establishments il the most con-
plete Of the kind 10 the West, and there ]. every
convenient. Tor the rapid execusion of their
work Their printing machine. the invention Of
Nc p. lido more work wilh one hand in half
a day. than two persons can accomplish by the
ordinary mode in one day We judge by the
specimens OF the work exhibited 20 IA iha, no
better photographs can be taken anywhere than
at this establishment. The pictures .hey take
are perfect counlefparts Of the originals We
understand that Messrs Treadweli 4 Peaslee sit
apart Mondays for children. on which day they
will have The preference over any other work.