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Oswcgo Market.
OswEGO. NOvcmbcr u.

w I-NfVf -NVF I''
Flour, in active demand; sales Of 4
large part for delivery soon, ut II 75a
l. 90 for No. spring; Is 30 for red
winter; II 30 for white, and Il 80 for
XX. Wheat dull; No. Chicago spring,
= 10. Corn scarce and nominal. Bar
ley firm and advanced, with light sup
ply: sales of 2l,000 bushels Canada. at
96a99c in bond for ordinry to choice.
Rye unchanged: sales of $4,000 bushels
at | O3 in bond Canal frcights steady
to New York, flour, Gee; wheat, l3c:
corn l2!c; barley, i2c; rye, 49,. To
Troy and Albany, wheat, BE; corn, II! c;
barley, Zoe; rye. II &c.
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pre.sy,eriap Genera As.embI,.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 15.-The General As
sembly of the Presbyterian Church
South convened here to-day. Rev. G.
H. Howe, Moderator Of the last Gen.
eral Assembly, delivered an opening adj
dress. Rev. Andrew H., Kerr, of the
Memphis Presbyterian, was unanimous
~ elected Moderator A very large
number of ministers from Southern
States and Presbyteries are in attend
ance. The greatest harmony and fra
ternal feeling characterized the proceed
ings.
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From San Franei.co-Mcxicnn News

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. l5.-Lctters
from Generals Alrarcz and Diaz, via
Acapulco, to November 9th, state that
four vessels of the French fleet had left
that port. The garrison consists of lSO
men.
The news of the capture of Axaca by
the Liberals is confirmed. Another ac-
count saws three vessels OF the French
feet had proceeded from Acapulco to
Mazatlan, to withdraw the French
troops from the latter place, and carry
them to San Bias.
General Alzarez has fixed his head
quarters three miles from Acapulco,
having received from San Francisco 4
battery of rilled cannon, accompanied
by twelve veteran gunners.
Wheat closed yesterday at % per
100 hounds. The market is unsettled.
The schooner o. j. Weston, which left
here September 10Th, is said to have de-
livered Il cargo of arms and ammunition
at a Mexican port i'll AXaca, which de-
livered on board the ship 2l2t per 100
hounds
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The Feninn Trials-Tempornry .lad-
journmcnt Of Court-Disehnrxe OF

TORONTO. c. W., Nov. 15.-The Fenian
trials, which have occupied the court
during the past eleven days, will close
temporarily on Saturday next, rs the
court will not sit during the term, 1t
was at first supposed that such of the
prisoners as had not been brought to
trial before court rose, would have to
await their trials at the January as
sizes, but it is probable an arrangement
will he made by which they will be
brought before court sooner. 4
special commission is expected TO issue
in few days for holding their trials i'm
nediately after the term closes, q fort
night from next Monday. Ii will he
Mr.. Hagerty's turn to take up the pris.
oners at that time. Two Fcnians were
discharged from custody yesterday, suf
iicient evidence TO place them on tria
not being Forthcoming.
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Mr.. Iced 10 Lectnre On the rersscs
fiAn II Ciffxena Af Ttah.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-Rev. DR.. Leod,
editor of the Salt Lake yidette, who
was deferred from returning to Utah
by the assassination Of DR.. Robinson,
has arrived here, and will lecture upon
the subject of the insecurity of life and
property in Utah. He will also lecture
on the same subject throughout the
North and East with views of interest
ing the people generally in this matter,
and of procuring interposition by the
government on behalf of the prosecuted
citizens of that territory.
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DEuNG SATISFIED Tn,

100 ~ e. ,.srI< , .'i"1- r1st.
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National Wool Growers Convention

CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. 15.-The Ma.
tional Wool Growers Convention re-as
semblcd this morning.
After an animated discussion the fol
/ lowing resolutions, with others, were
passed. Though the Illinoisdelegation dc
sired increased duties above those spe'
CITED in the first resolution, after full
discussion, waived objections and the
resolutions were unanimously passed:
Resolred, That the tariff bill, as II
relates to wool and wooden, agreed upon
by the Joint committee OF wool growers
and wooden manufacturers, now before
Congress. is one calculated to insure in
creased prosperity to the grower and
manufacturer, and will tend to the
general prosperity of the country, and
that we will stand firmly by it and seek
by all proper means its early adoption
as law.
Resolred, That copies of these rcsoln-
tions be forwarded to the Hon. David A.
Wells, to the Committee of Ways and
Means, and to the Senate Committee
having charge of the bill.
Hon. f. b. Pottle spoke on the above
resolutions at great length.
The House tariff bill met the hearty
concurrence of the convention.
Able speeches are being made from
other delegations, and an imperative
demand goes from this convention to the
Senate, requesting them to concur in
the House bill.
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Eunnlo Market.
BUFFALO, November 10,

BUFFALO,, NONtMUcT 10.
Flour quiet and unchanged; No. l
spring II 25al2 90; western Xxx If pa
Ii 80; amber winter Is 50al3 10. Wheat
quiet; No. = Milwaukee and Chicago
spring = -; 1900 bushels of the former
sold at 2 %. Corn receipts 1000 BUSH
els; No. mixed. 15al Is; chiefly Mt
outside prices and closing inactive. Oats
receipts 1850 bushels; Noe Chicago
Soc. Barley receipts 10000 bushels
Canada l 10, and held 1t lOal II.
Rye, quiet and nominal, at 20. Peas,
scarce. Pork, at 81. Lard, l5ial6, and
light demand. Whisky 3.
Canal Freights, to New York: wheat,
lSalgC: corn l5al6c.
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Single lessedness is sheet-iron quilts,
blue noses, frosty rooms, ice i'll the
pitcher, unrcgenerated with icicles,
gutta pcrcha buscuits, ilabby steak, dull
razors, corns, coughs, COLES, rheumatism,
misery, etc. Ugh!
Matrimony is hot buck-wheat cakes,
warm beds, comfortable slippers, smok-
ing coffee, round and plump arms, red
lips, kind words, shirts eXulting in but
tons, redeemed stockings, boot-jack hap
piness, etc. Hurrah.
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Particular. of the Escape OF Ry.ii.

BUFFALO, Gov. ia Toronto special
10 the Express gives The particulars of
the escape of Ryall, the Fenian pris-
ouer, from Jail. On turning Queens
evidence he was given greater freedom
and permitted to sleep in the chapel
with the turnkey. Last night he re-
tired to bed ut the usual honr. At ten
minutes after two o'clock this morning
he was lying in bed rs usual, with his
clothes ON. At twenty minutes after
three one of the turkeys had occasion
to go up stairs and found Ryall non est.
The other turkeys were Immediately
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From Louiaxille.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 15.-John Il. Lew.
is, of the Tennessee Freedmen's Bureau
reports the cotton crops one-half the av.
erage; tobacco over full crop in quanti-
ty; superior corn, nearly an average
wheat less; oats full. The grain crop Of
East Tennessee is much better thar
usual.
General Thomas and ex-Confedcratt
General Hood, dined together to-day a
the Louisville Hotel.
General JEFF. c. Davis denies that h,
was consulted in reference to military
arrangements relating to the late obse
quies of ex-Confederate General Han
son.
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Secretary 7IcCuIioch's RePorf---The
Accumulation Plot 10 be Reviewed

New YORK, Nov. ia special to the
Post from Washington says: Secretary
MeCulloch, in his next annual re-
port, will simply repeat his former rec
oinmendation, as far as currency is con-
cerned. He will ask for authority to is
sue long 5 per cent bonds, which shall
he exempt from taxation, and for dis
cretionary power to reduce the value of
currency.
1t is understood that soon after the
opening of Congress the House Judici-
~ committee will review the whole sub
iect of the assassination plot, and ex-
anime witnesses relative to jeff. Davis.
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81. E.Ouis Market.

ST.. Louis, November -.
Flour, holders firm; buyers standing
off. little doing; extras range >at 10 Goa
II q; choice Is 75al6 %. Wheat, best
grades higher: spring ranges at , Goa
= ~; prime choice fall at = 60a2 -.
Corn improved; DIAL II for old. and
70a15 for new. Oats better, at 49a5l.
Provisions, lard and whisky unchanged.
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Fatal Accident.

OH CITY, Pa, Nov. la.-E. D. Slate,
of Tompkins county, New York, an
operator in the employ of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, at Boyd
Farm, was run over by train last
night and so severely injured that he
died this morning. The remains are in
charge Of the Masonic Brotherhood.
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Whereabouts of General Grnnt-Gen-
Siciiles in Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-There mast
be a mistake in the statement that
Gen. Grant is in attendance ut the
horse fair near Baltimore, as it is said
ut the headquarters ofthe army that he
has not been out of Washington foi the
last two days.
Mai. Gen. Sickles is among the latest
arrivals from tbs South.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, November Il.

OUIIANU, NUN tUIUVI II.
Flour dull and numinaily Zoe lower.
Wheat dull: No. declined Ia!c; No.
declined 2a5c; closing at - 10 for No, l:
81 10 for No. ,. Corn dull: declined 81
JIr. SnnH2y far M l. Sya,iA. for M
No.. y Provisions dull. Hogs dull; Pa
30c lover; 6Sa1c for fair to good choice
FreightS dull.
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Toledo Market.

... TOLEDO, Nov. -.
Flour quiet. Wheat, winter, scarce
and lie better. spring IL lower; sales ol
new white Michigan at = %; amber
sal o3; No. spring , - on spot, and
= 30 To arrive. Corn active. and 2ia3c
better; 9yial GO for No. mixed. Oats
unchanged. Lake frcightS, &C for corn
to Buffalo, and l3c 10 Oswego.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
Stocks dull and lower; Rock Island
%; Illinois Central / ~; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh st: North Western 52t,
do. preferred 7ls; Toledo LIT; Fort
Wayne O6s; Alton and Terre Haute
preferred 70c.; Milwaukee and Saint
Paul $50, do. preferred III; Michigan
Southern az: Michigan Central l 49,;
Erie 75f; New York Central ] lOF:
Quicksilver sig: Western Union Telc-
graph SGT; Tennessee Is, IL; Wisconsin
Us, -; 7:30s, IA; 5:20 coupons OF %,
UTE. do. e., | Ogt.
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u, $, NIarssial's Notice.
United States of America, s. s
District of West Virginia,
Lille REAS AN INElR IATI.

ylJnERRAS AN INFuR TATIHN
w was filed in the District Court of the
United States for the District of West Virginia.
nj Wheeling on the 18th day of November, lsGG,
stance that said cigars were found within the
control of s. X. Klotts for the purpose of being
sold and removed hy- him in fraud Of the internal
revenue laws Of the United States and that
said cigars had been sold and passed out of the
hands of said KlOtts without having thereon
the inspectors marks required by said laws; and
PRAYING process against said cigars and that the
same may he condemned and sold as forfeited tn
the United States:
Now therefore, in pursuance nf the m0ni,i0n
under the seal of the said court to me directed AMI
delivered do hereby give public notice 10 all per
sons claiming the said cigars. or i'll any manner
interested therein. that they I've and appear be.
fore the said court to be- held nj Wheeling in
and for the District of West Virginia on the
18th day of November, lsGG, provided the same
shall be- day of jurisdiction, otherwise, OH the
next day Of jurisdiction thcreaitcr then and
there To iuterpose their claims, and make their
allegations in that behalf
| Dated November 10th lsG6.
SAMUEL WALKER, L. s. Marshal.
! JOHN &. CHANDLER, Asst L. ). Atty.
novlidlit
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Meteors Seen mt Greenwich Observe.
tory.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The Herald has
n special from Greenwich Observatory,
England, detailing shower of meteors
seen on the morning of the 18th, describ-
ed to be of great beauty and brilliancy.
Five thousand were counted in one
hour, and nearly twelve thousand i'll
oil
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8g Jeleeraph,
40 THE REGISTER
FROM NEW YORK.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Legal Deei.
sion.

NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-The number of
emigrants landed here last week was
Oils, making total of 2l2,752 landed
since January LIST, against l65, 1888 ar
rived in the corresponding period OF
1865.
Judge Barnard at the general term
of the Supreme Court, decided that the
late act of the Legislature taxing bro
kers' sales is Unconstitutional and void,
upon the ground that the Constitution
of the United States gives to Congress
the power to collect taxes on imports
and exports, and denies such power to
the States.
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New York Money Marker.
NEY YORK. November

NEW YORK, November 10.
Money steady; sac per cent. for call
loans. Sterling exchange dull at 0Sssa
l O9t gold for first class bills.
Gold lower; opening at 44a, adyan-
cling to Ash and closing at i3i.
Government stocks dull.
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E.enpe Off Fcuian Prisoner.

TORONTO, Nov. ia Fenian prison
er, named Thos. Ryall, escaped from the
Jail early this morning. The plan was
effected in the most daring manner, and
strong suspicious that he must have had
accompliccs exist.
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The Baltimore Police Con,mi.-io me-,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.-Msssrs. Hindes
and Woods, the old Board of Police
Commissioners, formally surrendered
everything this morning to the new
Commissioners, who have fully entered
on the duties at the Commissioners
Office.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, November 10.
Flour unsettled. Wheat dull ut Ola
| % for No. .. Corn firm; % for No. l..
Oats dull ut SIC.
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Sentenced.

BosToN, Nov. 15.-James Brown
a colorcd seaman, convicted of murder
on the high seas, was to-day sentenced
to be hanged on Friday, March 18th.
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THE RE GISTER

VIII strive TO mako the popular mind "vi~,.,
conviction" rather than slaNiSh 10y d.ctat,or =,
vii! labor Ia disseminate only such view, H.,
current questions as bear the stamp Of r..l
and the seal Of truth.
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Mr.. Antipas Thomas, of Leesburg,
Ind, is peculiarly unfortunate. He has
been three times robbed within the
past year-frst, of So 200; next of 81 600;
and few days since, returning home
from town, he was set upon by high
waynen, choked, and his pocket riflsd
of SEQ.
The official report now made public
in relation to the disaster to the Even.
ing Star shows that the captain erred
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AS A NEWSPAPER

We intend that d sisll he famrtifor i,Artar,,
and reliability. The best and latcSt ut1rul,s
that can be obtained by TELEGRAPR a.
MAIL, In relation 10 matters Of general al0,,
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of importance.
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From Nashville,

NASHVILLE, Nov. 15.-The Senate OF
tanned a quorum to-day.
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Fall and Winter Goods
Ewing's New Millinery Store
IS9 MAIN STREET,

COMPRISING 4 COMPLETE AND WELL
" assorted variety of Bonnets. yelvets. Rib
bons Feathers aud Flowers, and everything
Retail
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MILLINERY HOUSE,

To which we invite the attention of the publ.r,
confident that II they ''can he suited No. Is2
Main Street is the place novs
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
~ KOAD.-THRoUoH by RAIL FROM WASHING
TON AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND AND

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" KOAD.-THROUGH by RAIL FROM WASHING.
TON I1d AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
On and after FRIDAY September /, 1865, the train.
on this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington at 7 a. m. and s. 30 p m.
Leave Alexandria at 7s6 a. m. aud p. IN.
Leave 0ordonsville at IL 80 p m. and 40 an.
Arrivs in Richmond at 8 p. IN. and ea IN.
Arrive at Lynehburg at O. 20 p IN. and 8. a. m
TRAINS EoRTH.
Leave Lynchburg at 6.45 q. m. and 7. 10 p. m.
Leave Richmond at a. m. and 7. 10 p. m.
Leave Gofdonsviils at IL 20 p. m. and IL Nsm,
Arrive at Alexandria At 4. .65 p. IN. and 4. so an.
Arrive at Washington at $50 p. m aud 8. 25 am.
On sundsysleays Washington at s. 80 IN, only.
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at a. ni ar.
rying in Gordonsvills at II. IS a. IN.
Leaves aordonsville nt 1898 p m, arriving In Alex
sndria ut s,p
arriving in Lypebburg at 40 p. IN.
Leaves Lynchbnrg at 32e q. NJ, arriving In Alex
sndria at 8. 10 p. m.
Passengers from warrenton will take the 7 a. m.
north from Lynchburg.
Passengers BY the $40 a. m. and 7l5 p. m. trains
from Lynehburs, and the Ia N. and 7l6 p. IN. trains
from Richmond connect with trains gton for
all parts Of the North and West.
This route has the advantage all others by having
continuous rail from New York to Lynchburg, 4O5
miles.
1t also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run, Manassas,
Bristov, Cstett's, Rappahannock, Culpeper. Orange
and Gordonsville, where many Of the great battles
the late rebellion were fought
Tickets can be procured In Adams Express Building,
opposite the b. and U. r. X. Depot, IN Washington
also at the Depot, on Maryland avenue.
Trains leave the corner Of FIRST and streets Wash
ington. W. II. McCAFPERTY,
General Superintendent.
J. N. BR0ADIs,
oesu General Passenger Agent
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1OSSPENNSYLVANIA1 Oee
IONV CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOU
TWELVE DAILY TRAINS,

On and after MONDAY, October 10, 1885, trains will
says hs Union Passenger Depot corner e Washington
stopping a. John.iown, Consn.ush, Gst,sn, Altoona
ingtOn, and at Phladsphia for New York Boston and
ALTOONA EIccoMxopArroN daily .,esp, Sunday,
a. 90 m stepping at all regular stations between
with trains the Indiana Branch West Pennsylvania
Railrosd Ebeneburgsnd Crssson Railroad, and Holi.
,fiTTsBUR6H AND ERIE MAIL, daily .resp. Sunday,
a. 7oo a. m, stopping only a. Consmaugh, Gsritisn,
nsetion at Harrisburg for New Yori, Baltimore, and
NAIL xGcoMMopArros. daily t..s.p. Sunday, a,
Pttburs ana Harrisburg, naEins sonnscoDs 'Si WITH
train. the Ebsu.burs and Crsssoh railroad and Hol
PaiLAbsLPHIX EXPRESS, daily a. a. Is D. M, ..op.
ping at Latrobe, Blarsvilis Intsfssctlon Johnstown
MHdin, Newport, srysvls, Harrisburg Lancaster and
Dow uingtown, At Harrisburg direct connsctons are
Philadepha for New YORK. Boston, and iniermsdiate
points Sleeping cars run through this train from
Pittsburs Philsdelpba and Baltimore, and TO New
JoHssTowS ACCOMMODATION, daily t.,e.p. Sun.
,ss. Sns
Intersection with trains on the Indiana Branch and West
penosZlyanMi, & mia railroads.
stopping only At Conamaugh GallIen, Altoona, Hunt.
ingdon Lewistovn, Minin, Newport, Marysvilis Har.
making ecnnsctcn At Harrisburg for New Yori. Bsu
more and Washington, and At Philadsphta for New
York, Boston and intermedias points. Sleeping cars
through in this train to Philndelphia and 10 Eev
York on the Allentown route.
FIRST Accommodation Train for Walls Station lsayss
daily Except sunday at $50 g. m.
Second Accommodation Train for Wall Station leaves
daily Except sunday at $40 a. IN.
Third Accommodation Train for Walls Station leaves
daily Except Sunday at S35 D. m.
Fourth Accommodation Train for walls Station leaves
daily Except Sunday At 9. % p. m.
Accommodation for Penn Station, stopping at all sta
tiops between Pittsburgh and Penn, at 10 80 D. m.
The Church Train leaves Wallis station every sunday
at 9ob a. m, and arriving In Pittsburgh at 1905 m
Retnrning leaves Pittsburgh at 1850 m and arrives
at walls Station ut 400 p. m.
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IMPORTANTLY TO TRAVELLERS GOING
Il SOUTH,

THE GREAT ATLANTIC sEABoARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS,
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS
To Charleston, Savannah Augusta, Atlanta West Point
N con, Columbus, Montgom merry, Mobile, Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points south aud the Southwest
The managers Of this old-establshed and favorite
route, with view to maintaining Its we'll l-known
prestige have thoroughly refurnishS It with and
magnificent passenger cars all OF the latest and
approved pattern Rud built expressly with an eye
health, elegance, and comfort On all night trains lux
urous, paatal sleeping cars Possessing every modern
Improvement well ventilated and replste with every
comfort.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all I'm.
portant points South.
Be particular and ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON
N. @. ~ so doing you secure EXPEDITION, SAFETY,
and COMFORT
For through tickets reliable infoT nation apply at
the Ticket Once, the southwest Of Psnnsy Iva.
mia avenue and Sixth street; or to
W. j. WALKER,
JEW General Agent.