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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-03

Public Sale OSyaIuabIe Building Lots
OlkIaln Street, .sf| 80

.pY VIRTUE foF "A. DEED FROM
- Hampton Zane and Others to Samuel
Chnrchtll, recOtl in the Recorders Office OF
Ohio county, West Va, In deed book No. p,
page 4SD, and on Heed nom the said Churchill,
Hampien Isnl md Nvife 10 me, recorded in
said office, in tied book No. 80, page 16I, and
Mt the request f3lln6e1yt Al, wife Of the said
Hampden, a.ltio9 Mary daughter of the said
SATURDAY, izsfII DAY OF july, c0mnien-
cling said snle4 10 O'clock, a.. NJ, eight par
GELS OF ground f4leh Y feet on Main street by
1873 in depth, ling part of what Is usually
lxnoyn rs the sessrye, lying between Main
and Market NJ Union and Monroe streets,
and bounded 1f he south by the line of the
three story bril9 building now owed by ThoS.
Hornbfook. Tie deeds to the purchasers will
De eXecutetl h myself, Hampden Zane and
wife, and MAY Zanes and the title is consid-
cred inquest nahle.s ,''
Terms OESale.-T1le purchaser may, Mt
his option pa. The whole purchase money in
cash, or one. 4ndi In hand. and the balance
N Two eqgal payments of six and twelve
1e2fuyS 81 ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
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LADIES AND GrNTLEArES are request
ed to note the fact that we offer the most
elegant assortment of Toilet Scans. Per-
!umerteS, Hdi'' Brushes, de-, to he found
in the city. Call and examine oSr
goods. T. II. Logan Il Co., and Logan.
List d Co, Wholesale and Retail Drug,
gists, Wheeling. D.
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the supper of the Fourteenth regiment,
batteries D and 81 and company A LIST
4 Virginia cavalry, came, off on Saturday
evening. Owing to a misunderstand-
ing as to the number of men to be ac-
/ commodated, only small portion OF
the two batteries found places at the
table, which occasioned much regret
amongst the members of the committee
who expected not only to be able to
accommodate all but TO have room to
spare, and it was no fault of theirs that
1t proved otherwise. Fortunately nearly
all the members of the two batteries
present were citizens of Wheeling. The
boys bore the disappointment philoso-
phicHlly, and retired in good HGmor.
In all other respects the supper passed
off as agreeably as those which have
! preceded it. Gov. Foreman was present
and welcomed the soldiers in n brief
and earnest address. He was followed
/ by Col. Johnson and Lieut.. Col. Hag-
CART, Ofthe Fourteenth. The speakers
were loudly cheered by the soldiers
present.
l
80. - u IN -. - ui'icli'"i
" .sst -, ietu i'S' 4'fS' SESSION
vi ''''"i ie iirst case was tiltI Oh
committed to Jail to await trial.
Young "bloods" who indulge in habit
unl violations of the law will find the
new order of things very announcement,
as under its operations thev will find
city lookup 10 await trial, while their
misdemeanors will obtain degree OF
public notoriety far greater than was
usual under the old system.
-~0-.----
NV f".--o' ''"'''fuIy inc ne" ste,lln-
CT 1's'" '''ttF' o"Pt. Jon" Nici1ure' Mas
.cl' "eL"r'e1 ior Hllciilil''i win II llhe
IMP Inc A'n"'e from also lett ior
.lie sumo port win :" good trip. The
1Zug'' 90 '''r "iNelSpuEg P"cket Tor TO-
terday evening at O'Clock the river
was FILLING, with five feet in the cham
mel. Weather clear and cool.
- : 60
DISTINGUISHED GUEsT.-We under
stand that Gen. Emory has signitied
his intention to be present at the 4th OF
July ceremonies in this city. He will
music. which will add greatly IN tho
entertainment of the occosion Eror,,-
thing is nrorressing fnvoroSIw and tho
morning oxorcisoa On tI,o IEonr, H." Ill, lii
ba more innosino ~ ~. - ~, -
held in this city on n similar occasion.
s'----
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lots ~ sSlltII WIIEELING ron

m WILL sEtH THE LOT NUMBERED
il thlrty-nihel ma the north hnif OF lot
t nGmbeTed -four, In that part Of the
4 own olsoutlks Y melting known as La Grange
ENQUIRE OF fViE4s lFGSLEY, Esq, or myselG
The title IS 500. JAMES 8. WHEAT,
my2-tf .z,ifi 5I Trustee.
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Nichoias Crawley
wiley In Circuit Court,

Reuben + Hedges Ell. al, n 93h1 ,Sycos,
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE IN THIS
ID cause mnde on the 10th day of January
A. u. 1885, this cause was referred to one oftie
Master commissioners OF this Court 10 ascer-
tain and report the real estate which said de-
fendantl Reuben II. Hedges, is possessed OF
ana entitled to, and the different liens there
eupon the same by deed, Judgment or other
wise and the order and priority OF the same
with any other matters pertinent to the case
IN his opinion and as he may be requested or
he himself mny think Is proper.
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PuToUr Youn FIAGs.-Every citizen
is requested to hang out the Flag on
the morning of the Fourth. Let us
have such n display of bunting as was
never before witnessed in Wheeling.
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were laid,
Smile on this shaft, raised to honor the dead
SnnCtitie0 martyrs to duty and truth
Glory to Thee for such guides for our voutl,
sfs srit II.
Early our country by Thee, Lorl. was bles,
ON may II stu carry out Thy bcheSt:
From wrong OF all kinds do Thou make IT
And let it live for mankind and for Thee
oI the high price which our forefntherS Uav,e
Ana OF OF Netr worth who died Freedom to
While runs the river may this recoryl stant.
lhStructing, saving and blessing our land.
10 ehildren's children met around this STONE
HSd 81 s6 1s nations nations Thee their God shall own
In Y, i, 'Iii ", heroes rom far,
star. n ~ ~
Wheeling, West VA, July 8, 1885. u H. NJ
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FOR THE LADIES

White Satin Ribbon CoIoTai 1SjISN
NJ s6 Water tall Pads 90 dog SiIk iTtSS ms
ii,S,,I - D Io1 Stlk Cable Cord SiIs and Sther
VaTietS tSr.1t and flne Stlk Mitts, ut the
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8 o B s ALF.

A GENTS WANFED FOR .'TIE SECRET
~ serS1ceY the Field, the Dungeon and the
Ea2gl1peSs hE ALERT ID. RICIIAPDs0SS EGNSstSy
69tiS bfneH Correspondent. ~"
IIle hi int Ting and exciting hook ev.
en- pupil Embracing Mr.. l(ichnTLiSoI,Sr M,
naEallele4 experiehce for four years tTnvel;nS-
shEQpg he SOUTH In the secret service Of the
rlnuneg at the outbreak of the war. wifi,
during fiTst two years OF the RebaIIioI,. III
thftl itn captnres his confinement for IN ~
months n seven different rebel prisons! 1iIS
escape and Utmost miraculous iourneIy Nv,
night tlieafty 400 miles. It win ai1oIiy;;l ~
stirring events, and contain more of me 80 ~
insideflt nm romance of the war. than o,;S
other work VT published. ! : AiAS
Ieaes lhdleS energetic youhh, men. and
burned and disabled ofTiSsISt'' Ssi
So stl "a want bf profitable empioyInSsSnL1f9
VII NM e 1ltnrly adapted to theiF t5oSIt,
Llpns nave gents clearing $50 per mGntI,
Nlllc14 We VIII prove to any doubtinp TSTnii'
can't Send Tor circ1lars y address . NF4'1A-
l5ss JONES, BROS, q co
-. n, Il corner Sixth and Minor EfTSstr
-gsz49.saslllasses ~. PhlIadelphiA, Pa.
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GEO. z. wICKFiAat, Auc Sfi;lM; sMf id549E+
RR SATR

n OFFER FoR SALE MY PROPERTY,
L. ! situated on u line Of the Sati9nal Road;
SSopertS es ee ef city y 81 hS
eleven rooms and an ATTIC finished, bath
rooms and all ndlern IMPROVEMENTS; also,
are convenient ttit-houses, Rcluding brick
stNbling, ice and spring houS, chiclSery and
two ctsterns. Alb, one hnn9etl and twenty
tiHc Apple trees choice itls Pear, Peactl,
Plum and Quine trees al hearing. There
nre also choice selections Of Gfnpes, Rnspber-
ries, BlnckberIies Strawberries, and other
small fruits. TllfgrOundfare finely laid out
with eNetgreens aid othef Ornamental shrub
berry.
will also sell my 9ok ehold Furniture to
any one desiring Q purthnse all together
Persons deslrhI to consult me in regard to
price, terms of p01neft, &C., can leave their
nnmes ct the GSg Cotnp0ny's Office, or visit
feb22-tf tiJACoB HoRNBRooK.
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SEVERE FALL.-Yesterday evening a
young woman employed at the Sprigg
House, while attempting to slide down
the b"nistOrn of tho s.tai,-yvO, LOST. .har
hold and fell the entire distance of one
story of the building. When taken up
she was insensible. We are not in
formed as to the extent of her injuries.
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FURNITURE.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
L inform the public thnt they are mnnufac-
turing and have constantly on hand an exten-
stve stock Of NIL kinds of Furniture, such as
Bookcases, WnrtlrObes, Bureaus, Tables,
Stands, BedsteHds, Lounges, Chairs, Looking
Glasses and everything usually found I'M Il
Furniture wareroom. ~ u
Work made to order and jObbIng done on
short notice. -'zf -
They are also prepared TO pay PROMPT and
particular attention TO the
Undertaking Business,
in NIL its branches. keeping on hand n general
assortment of COFFISS OF all sizes, covered
and plain, trimmed in the best style, with
hearse and usual attendnnces. Also
FISK'S NIETALT:IC BURIAL CASES,
which for ordinary inter1nent, depositing In
vaults and transportation, they have no rival.
WAI. link & son,
- No. IS Main St, Centre wheeling.IC
A few doors above Reed & Kraft'S Drug
Store, west side. my25-8m
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Iisdt Of Ietters. -.

LETTERS REMAINING unelaimedi
in the Post Office at Wheeling, stare ol
West v Virginia, on the Sd day OF ) utE'
5aSTo obtnin any Of these letters, the
applicant must call for advertised letters,
giveTthe date of this list, and pay tWo
cents for advertising.
month, they will be sent to the pead
Office hours on Sunday from 9 to lO'4
A. NJ
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fancy Suuls.
FANCY GOODS i!

HartfH
Bugle 8 Lace Trimmed Parasols.
: o'70mentstor Mantle & Dress Trimming.
LACE TRIMMED c!IMBR1c HANpK,Es.
FRENCH EMBROIDERED do
MOURNING ~
PLAIN LINEN u"
Thirty different styles Belt Buckles: Bclt,nos
ali widths, Lace operaties, Infant Embroid-
eTe't Waists, Edgings and Lace, Organ
die, Maltese, Clerical, Grape. Flutc,I
Swiss and Plain Linen Collars.
COrsets nom 81, - to 50 per H.
pair Plain and Plaid
Ribbons, Srlk Cable
Conis. Grizzlies &
T0ssels, Silk =
OIL Cloths,
Fine Fans, Fancy Tuck
Combs, Hosiery and Gloves.
Black Lace, Colored Borders. BTask-
cd and Checketed Zephyr Faiis. CJrsn-
adine, Berage, Love aud Crane vaIls
Ladies and Gents Travelling satc:hels oIso
lure stock of Children's Carriages. :
r ID. NICOLI. q BRO.
109 Main Street
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ODE,

On laying the foundation of the Soldiers
Monument. Respectfully dedicated TO the
Grand Lodge of West virginia.
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ArR-Jouorly, jog,t'y on'card more.
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect TINT sound mind and body aN th.
most necessary requisites to promote comm
bial happiness. Indeed, without thesa, III
journey through life becomes a weary p
grimRge: the prOspeQt hourly ClarlSens 10 IL
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with de-
pair and filled with the melancholy refes
ton that the happiness of another becDms
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RECURE wARRAN TEDR4
AXMBEOME.

I5g- Can for Circular describing all symptoms.
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Trust not your lives or health to the cAre
many unlenrned and worthless pretennea
destitute of knowledge, name or ctlaIac1:
style themselves, in the newspapers, Tte1ILa.
ly Educated Physicians: incapable OF Gun Y
they keep you tTifling month after NOM aI.
taking their filthy and poisonous cOmponhIsH
or us long MS the smallest fee can be opLllh;yIt
and In despair, leave you with ruined nt. l.
to sigh over your own CALLING dtSnpPolhllils III
DIR. Johnston is the only Physician an''t
Using.
His credentials or diplomas, always hing II
his office.
His remedies or treatment are unknown ~ !.
all others, prepared from a life spent IN ~, tn
grent hospitals OF Europe, the fIst III ". ~
country, and n more extensive pTtHHs P1u"'
tlan amy other Physician IN the world.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this insusu.
ton year inter year, and the numerous u "
portHnt Surgical Operations performed y,
DIR. Johnston, witnessed by the repOrIe!s =
the "Sun," Clipper" and many other JAP
notices of which have appeared again ~ H.,
again before the public, Besides his stAilSalT
ms ngeuHeman OF character and TeSy9 llsI
ty, is sufficient guarantee TO the afnlc.c
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURElt
n8-No letters received unless post paid ~, ~
containing n stamp to be used on me IT, IL,
Persons writing should state age ana s+tu
ton of advertisement describing sym yy~nT
-tf-tsst JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, y. - -
SaSI5-1y,o MaTTIan1'
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Who have injured themselves by certaa
practice indulged i'll when alone, habit tlt
4EaanilIr loo mod from evil IniOUs, s,
school, the effects of which are nightly ie'.
even when asleep, and II not cured, rentG'
marriage impossible, and destroys both min!
and body, should apply Immediately.
What n pity that n young man, the hope q
his country, the darling ofhiS parents, sEOld
be snntched from all prospects and enyg.
lnents of life, by the consequences Of deyS-
ting nom the path of nature and indulgI.
In a certain secret habit. Such persons, MIS-.
before contemplating
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Which win be sold LOWER than the SAME
QUALITIES can be bought In PH1LADEI-
PHIA or BALTIMORE.
mh9 MCCLELLAN & KNOX.
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Member of the Royal College of Surpc5.
London, Graduate from one OF the mos; e,g.
nent Colleges in the United States, and IL
the hospitals of London, Paris, PhIladelpba
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the mo-,
astonishing cures that were ever knOEr.
many troubled with ringing in the head mi
ears when asleep, great nervousness, b+rf
alarmed mt sudden sounds, bashfnlnesS. viii
frequent blushing, attended sometimes Win
arrangement Of mind, were cured immeI.
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THE oNLYPLACE RHERFA cI,Pp,,,
.=.. BE OBTAINED. 'H "a

DR. JOHNSTON HASDIscovFprn ..
most ,6 Certain '55a SPEEDY and only Ese sH
Weakness OF the Back and LiInbS e., DgIseaSeS
Affect Ions OF the Kidneys and BladdeTi T1IsseS
untary Discharges, Impotence, GeTst,IiIn Tol'
putty, ESe!ET3usness, pyPepsta tangnoT r ~.
Henri; Timtdity, Trembling, DnnsESS =, 81 y The
or GiddineSs, Disease OF tie Head y ~ Sght
Sose or skim 4 tiections of the Liver. T 9ISSt
arising from the Solitary Habits Sr YSIuers
those SECRET and solitary practices In6,s
to their victims than the song Of ST:%a,A tal
the Mariners OF Ulysses Pughhng tlieiT nj, 10
marriage, &C., impossible. 'e"uei'nS
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Especially, who have become tho ,.,.,,--
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and dsS yInS Of
hnbit which annually sweeps 10 an r,I, 4ICtlys
grave thousands of Young Men az IN A ~
exalted talents and brilliant Intellect ' NJ
might Otherwise have entranccCi IiSIonS,Ln9
Senates with the thunders OF ciOoreS'SSIn if9
walked to etstacy' the living lyFe MAJ NAV =;
with full confidence. ''"'E 'SA
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

je7 I1ir Commiiasiona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

The family gathering of the venerable Israel
Washburn Lyermorc Me- took place last week at the
dence Of that gentleman six Of his seven SONS being
present. follows: Israel Washburn, jr Ex-Governor
Of Maine and er.M. c.; Elhu Is. Washburne. H. g.. OF
GalenB, Illinois, Cadwalader e.. Wnshburn. ex.M. G..
from Wisconsin and Major General Of u. Volunteers
Charles w ashbnrn. Minister at Paraguay; Algornon
s. formerly mere ant In Boston, Mt present cashier
OF bank In HslOwell, and - Washburn. Surveyor
General. Minnesota.
The Albany Kniokerbocker tells how young
mechanic Of that city woOed and won daughter Of
New York millionaire; how the marriage was clandes
tinei how the parents" Of the young lady found 1t out
after some months; how the old gentleman got very
pad; ana now the young man was driven back TO Al
bai :; aud how the young woman was sent of on a
journey 70 make the separation efecusl; and. last OF
ALL how the old adage was again illustrated that the
and may be true.
An important traffic at Nantucket, Mass,
at the present time. in the article Of bouse Dwell
lings that cost from - 900 TO 5000 are ld Mt from
$500 TO $500. They taken down and shipped u
Cape Cod New bedford Norwich and elsewhere, and
re6rected and sold at handsome advance.
They have completed the census enumeration
at Cleveland and lind the population OF the city 10 be
So $50 the same being gain in five years Of H. 600
Tho population. inclusive OF absent soldiers and OF
"University Hights." il g.. l56
A bald eagle was taken alive at Webster. N.
Y. last Tuesday, by Mr.. Moses Dixon storm drove
the bird TO the ground and the man put role over him
!ia svob = masasr tsst 10 vi" easily Osptarsd
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THIRD (BROOKLYN) DISTRICT.
lat, lid, HID, WITH. With, With, X1th,
xIyIth, XVIII. XIXth, and XXth Wnrds.

The following are returns of Incomes of $4,000
snd upward-the rates Of taxes omitted-after
all legal deductions have been made, except the
500 allowance Incomes of $4,000 are taxed
s per cent-sll sums over that amount 10 per
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PRAYER AND PROvENDER.
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known. The estimate with regard to the eyes how
ever. must OF course be uncertain. for. in common
with all beautiful children. the eyes Of many of them
changed their hue with tho emotion Of the moments
the shning shadows OF Summer brook in the sun.
light
Altogether We never saw loveler. happier throng
Of darlings than these little waits OF the Randal-
Island. Many-most of thsm--are from homes Of indi.
gcnoe and wrctchedness and. viewing their present
happy and beautiful surroundings alprofound impress
sion created in favor of the charitable institutions OF
the American metropolis.
NURSERIES FOR LARGE BOYS AND GIRLS.
From the last mentioned nurseries the children grad
uate at tho age Of years the last grade the
Nurseries for Large Boys and Girls Here unless bound
out or taken away by their parents before they remain
until they are sixteen years OF age But the large
oty leave the island before attaining this age Many
Of them sent to tho country sometimes to the far
West on farms; others bound as apprentices and
the few who boarded here by their parents guard
ians are taken away. The probability is that
most OF them grow up and become useful members Of
society They appear to receive every necessary care
The dormitories are sorupulousy clean. the clothes
which they wear are also clean and appropriate and
they have all they desire OF excellent and nutritious
food All the officials whom we met appeared to be
men and women well selected some Of them singularly
So Perhaps their constant association with the little
ones under their charge the tender and beautiful in
ucnce which must envelop tho innocence and guilesss.
ness of childhood the holy odor exhales from flowers
and fingers in the air perhaps this has tendency to
soften the master into the father and the mistress into
the mother but it is certain that all be beloved
y the children under their charge with love that is
amply aud alphabetically returned.
The little Of all ages among the flowers as
II they were part Of them. recalling the poets dream
Of Paradise:
They grew there together the child and the bloom,
In beautiful fellowship lasting for long,
Only governed by music light. warmth and perSums;
Each leaf bid bird, each bird dropped song
In gold busted eddies Of pollen aAost.
On the pure lips Of blossoms Of beauty untold
The hummins bird wsvcred with scntillAnt throat
The butterfly balanced pnious Of aold
The Spirit Of Radiance leaned from The ely.
And her hsir drftsd wide ~ she sAzed In The dood
And angels, Ike sasiss. worn soaring oa high,
Aaa w sAuai' q vxsass hsas{aa Va hlasA
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-20
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Tribute Of Respect.

At meeting of Barton Lodge No. 94I. o.
o. F., on the Stb instant the following reso-
,utions in relation to the death of Brother
GEORGE WILLIAMS, were adopted:
Whereas, BY the death Of Brother GEORGE
WILLIAMS we are called upon to mourn the
loss of deserving and respected Odd-Fellow,
and man in every way deserving the esteem
of all who knew him:
Rcsolced, That we deeply deplore the death
of our beloved and respected brother, whose
blameless life and good acts won our love and
esteem as a brother, and while wo mourn for
him, we submssivcly bow to the will of God,
who doeth all things well, and are satisfied
His frequent dispensations are but lessons to
remind us that our relations here are but tran
STORY.
Rssolred. That we deeply sympathizc with
the wife and family. and relations and friends
of our deceased brother in their sad bereave-
ment.
Rcsolred, That the members of the Lodge
wear the badge of mourning usual in these
mournful occasions.
Resolrcd, That these resolutions be entered
upon the record of our proceedings, and a
copy be presented the family of our deceased
brother, and that they be inserted in news
paper published in Cumberland
JOHN CREUTZBURG, N G.
w. A. DALEY, Sec'y 1t*.