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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-26
Philadelphia, April. l2th, 1865.

Philadelphia, april 18th, 1885,
JAcoB scuEErz-Denr Sir: IT gives me pleasure to
after Cordial" My dAIghtsr, kho has boon afflicted
= the last two Years with Indigestion Gd Dystepsia
for which she had the services OF medical skill ard sfso
tried various remedies without avail was ut last induced
to try your Celebrated Bitter Cordial and am happy
to say her health has been entirely restored by its
would therefore recommend IL to others suffering from
the cause, as believe it to be invaluable RENE
dy in such cases.
b.. Very respectfully,
Il. w. EAsTisACKy 1906 Green &C.
A-Rcad Scheetzs standing In anoth OF
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-26
SO, 900 Wanted |!

XTANTED TO BORROW THREE TnouS-
wv AND DULLARS--l$3,OOO), on good
,ecurity. Enquire q, this Office. = kbi2-N
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122 ACR les,

This land adjoins the lands Of Thomas
Ayers, Caleb Wright and Others and is
fully described in the will of John;Wiley,
deceased, as Lot No. 2, now of record IN
the office Of the Register of Wills for Har-
ford County.
Said tract of land lies about three rifles
from Norrisyille and two miles from Shaws-
vile, and is divided by the Baltimore and
York road, and is six miles distant from
White Hall Station, on N. G. r. r.
There are about GO acres on the one
side, and 56 acres on the other side of said
road, and will be sold in whole or in two
parts, as may be considered most advanta-
geous. Nearly so acres of this land are in
cultivation and under q good fence, the
balance is very heavily tinbered.
1t is convenient to Schools, Churches,
Mills, Post Offices, &c.
1t is also well watered, having on It sew
eral very excellent springs. Possession
given on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the
decree are-that one-third of the purchase
money shall be paid in cash on the day OF
| twelve months thereafter, the credit pay.
ments TO bear interest from the day of sale
and to be secured by notes or bonds of the
purchaser, with security approved by the
| Trustee.
A PRESTON GILBERT,
Trustee.
S. r. GILBERT, Auctioneer.
feb19
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-26
VALUABLE
Landed Els t ate,
Deer Creek. Hartford County, Md
Ar PRIVATE SALEl

THIS Heirs of the late Benjamin Silver,
with the view to effect division ofsaid
undivided Property, offe. for sale this val.
liable
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Seeley's Hard Rubber Truss,

Supporter and Bandago Establishment 1874 Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia. "Seelrys Hard Rubber Truss radically
cures Rupturc rusts, breaks Soils light, sufe
and comfortable. "seeleys Hard Rubber Abdominal
Supporter" with ladies suffering from female Uterine
Abdominal weakness affords Immediate relief support
ing the back light neat and efectua Send for Pam
phletx.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-26

1t is bounded or the south by the pub
lie road running frons Harmony Church to
Rock Run. 1t has the Mansion House,
Tenant Houses and ethet Buildings, as
above stated, and also the choice tract of
Woodland. This Property, which has
been classed as No Deer Creek land for
Farming and Grazing purposes, Is situated
in very healthy snd pleasant neigborhood,
convenient to churches, mills, stores grain
depots, &c.
1t is also situated Immediately on the
line of the BALTIC. and Philad'a Central
ReR, rs now surveyed, as it passes from the
Susquehanna river sp the Deer Creek Val
lay by said Land
Any one wishing to purchase, and de
sirous of viewing said Property, or of
learning tile terms and conditions, can do
30 BY calling on
BENZ SILVER s. BRO,
or by addressing them through the Post
Office, GIENvHLE, HARTFORD Co., MD.
feb19.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

EXTRAoRDINARYiWEA delight
full weather Of the, last two weeks has never
been surpassed in the meteorological his
tory of Virginia. We have had only. two
spells of really cold weather this winter,
and neither of these was of more than two
days. duration. Yesterday the temperature
was that of q bright and genial May day,
and; as a, consequence the streets were
crowded with pedestrians, notwithstanding
the dust raised by an occasional breeze, In
our boyish days we believed that tho Alma:
nae never told o story-that'R ittsaid "fair
weather !" on any pal ocular day Of the
month, no. power, on, earth could make il
rainy or cloudy, and vice versa. ButWe have
been deceived. We have found out our mis-
take.I On yesterday the Almanac said
" snow" and to our intense disgust the day
was as fair and balmy as spring. We now
advise all persons ,henceforth to disregard
oil statements Of the weather in the Alma.
macs for this year, at least until the makers
get out "revised edition. .'aa " 'l*"Eaa
The farmers are taking advantage of the
good weather and moist sod to prepare the
ground for their crops; and many Of oul
city dabblers in agriculture and horticulture
are plowing up their gsrdens--a job which
they may have to do over again. =
A continuance of the mild weather is not
desirable when we remember that it will
make the ice crop short, and that the fruit
crop also may be impaired. -..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30
rpubIic, .reettnx stn Bland.

At meeting Of a part Of the citizens Of
Bland county held at the late residence Of
William Harman, near Bland Courthouse.
on Saturday the 23d Of January, 1869,
Jesse Justice, Esq, was called to the chair,
and F. F. Repass appointed secretary.
The object ofsthe meeting being briefly
stated by Major William N. Harman, the
chairman appointed Captain A. J. Gray
SON, George -Robinett, Esq. Captain James
NJ. Showers, William P. Bruce, and r. A,
Kelley, q committee to draft resolutions,
two of whom declined acting. The re-
manning three--viz., George Robinett, ESQ,
Captain JamessM. Showers, and William Z.
Bruce, soon reported the following resolu-
tions, which were adopted :,nr
"Resolued, That we deem it important te
send delegates to the convention to be held
in the city of Richmond on the 18th day o.
March, 1869, to consider the report of the
committee of nine now at the city Of Wash.
ington, and that tive delegates be selected
from each magisterial district of Bland
county-viz., Andrew spangler, Eli E
Grossclose, George Robinett, Joseph Ewald
William N. Harman, Thomas Wohlford
Peter c. Honsker, and William NJ. Bishop.
.,,,.s JESSE JusTIcE, chairman.
F.F RepdsS, secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

The CAPITOL RoBBERY.-The two negroes,
Anderson Wyer and Austin Mitchell, who
were arrested for stealing thermometer
from the capitol building, we're arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the
charge. N....t
Mr.. e. Gsthright testified that Mitchell
brought the thermometer to his auction
store and said that he had taken it out OF
his bar-room, and desired witness to sell il
for him. Mitchell borrowed fifty cents ON
the instrument. Last evening Wyer called
on Mr.. Gathright for settlement.
Captain Putnam hearing that the ther-
mometer had been left at Mr.. Gathrights
store by Mitchell and Wyer, arrested them
both. The thermometer was identified az
belonging to the. State. The accused were
sent on for. indictme Mt. - 4stt z.-:g ,s.sg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

GRAND MATINEE AT THE THEATRE.-The
Richmond Musical and Dramatic Associa-
ton announce that they will give a matinee
at the Theatre to-day ut l O'Clock p. nj
This performance will close the few delight
full entertainments with which they have
favored us during this week. A matinee is
rather unusual in this city, but it presents
the great advantage of affordirg ladies who
cannot attend such concerts at night, or who
wish to go but have not q suaiciency ot
escorts, the opportunity Of going in day
light and without protection. Il also per-
mits the schoolgirls and boys who are lei
loose on Saturdays to enjoy a musical treat
We understand that the orphan children
male and female, who are to be benefited
by these entertainments, are to be preseni
at the Theatre to-day in person. The price
of admission has been reduced to seventy
FIVE cents for any seat in the house, and
children fifty cents. - ssss t5z. .z-sa3a.
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ODDS AND ENDs.-The ladies of the Union
Station Methodist church realized $3.50 by
their tableaux recently exhibited.
A score Of dogs are killed every day in
the East End. Hydrophobia has not yet
broken out among the people.
The steamer Niagara carried off yester-
day l, 1850 barrels of -four from the Gallego
and Haxall s. Crenshaw mills.
Governor Wells went again to Washing
ton. yesterday.
Mr.. Neeson, of the "nine," has returned
to Richmond. f,.-. -r....., ..... =.
Thomas R. Bowden is said to stand q good
chance Of getting the nomination for Attor-
ney-General when the new Radical conven-
tion meets.
White shad have made their appearance
in the First market, selling at seventy-tive
Damon Lodge, No. 7, Knights Of Pythias,
initiated eleven members at the last regu-
lar meeting.
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! A COMPLIMENTARY BENEFlT.-Our citi-
zens have of late enjoyed few entertain
mcnts in the way of tableaux or charades
with which Mr.. Thomas J. Minor has not
had something to DO. The ladies and gen
tlemen who took part in the recent perform
ance at Metropolitan Hall, desirous of tes-
tifying their appreciation of his valuable
assistance, have rendered him compli-
mentary benefit. Mr., Minor, in reply,
thanks them for the offer, and suggests Me-
tropolitan Hall as the place, and February
9TH as the time, for the proposed exhibition
There will doubtless be . large attendance
on the occasion.
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COMPLETION OF THE YORK RIVER RAIL
RoAD.-The York River railroad has at last
been finished. The rails are all laid, and
the cars on yesterday ron through to West
Point. A heavy force Of workmen are en-
gagged in rebuilding the wharf at the latter
place, and in g. few days it will be COM
pleted, and the passenger trains will regu-
lar land their living freight at this spot.
Too much praise cannot be awarded Presi-
dent Gwathmey for the untiring energy and
perseverance which he has manifested in
the labor which has at last been thus re-
wardpd '''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

CHANGE OF, FaAUD AGAINST A DETEc-
tvs Detective Cheney Parker was arr
raigned hafore the Mayor yesterday charged
with falsely representing himself to Air.
Michaux as Detective w. +. Knox, and OBJ
tanning from him nineteen dollars in money
for the. purpose Epf recovering stolen
horse. The accused was represented by
Mr.. n. w. sMchI Iahon. & The evidence was
heard, and while il appeared that Dstec-
tive Parker represented himself as Mr.
Knox, there was no evidence to prove that
be had received money, and he was honor
ably acquitted, ssaisd @st
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"w t. v Z -
RICHMoND MUSICAL BENEVOLENT Asso-
CITATION. AT the annual meeting Of this
Association the following officers were
elected for the next term: President, Colo
mel William E. Tanner; vice-president,
Captain John F. G. Potts treasurer, Mr.
John Tyler; secretary. Mr.. J. V. L. Nc
Creery; musical director, Professor Q. A.
Ericsson (; librarian, Mr.. William L. Mon
tague board of managers, Dr.. Joseph
Woodward, Mr.. 0. 81. Chakley, Mr.. WI,
liam P. Ege, Mr.. W. 3. BigeloK, Mr.. 7: =
Gibbs. The president reappointed Mr.
Frank Tyler as door keeper. y.,.--.,.
g The Association, at this meeting, de.
cided to donate $l00 each to the Richmond
Male, and Female Orphan Asylnms 4froH
the proceeds Of the late rendition of stht
oratorio Of " The Creation. = = @ ..ss sgisfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

4 PAINFUL AccrDEST. .-Y Ycsterday morning
aboufiy O'Clock while the down freight
train on the Richmond and DanBine rail-
road was shifting out some cars O. Burke
vile to bring TO. Richmond Mr. John ",
Coakley, one Of the train hands, who. was
engaged in coupling the cars together, had
his left arm caught between the protecting
bumpers Of the cars and severely crushed
between the wrist and elbow. Mr. Coakley
is q resident Of Richmond, and . nephew Of
DR.. CoakIey, Of this city. His injuries are
very painful, and may result IN the loss of
the nrm. = -.-a1eres rntaA =. l..n1d.a sa.....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-At about 3
o'clock yesterday morning Jailor Black was
aroused by noise in the northern yard OF
the city Jail. He proceeded to investigate
the cause, and found that the six prisoners
in cell No. had cut through into cell No.
8, where there were five prisoners. The
eleven then proceeded and cut their way
ont into the jail-yard. They then went to
work on the outer wall in two places, and
nearly succeeded in cutting through when
they were discovered. They were locked
up and put on bread and water diet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

ARREST FOR ILLICIT DIsTILLING.-De-
putty Marshal Jacob Cohn arrested in Surry
county James G.. Harrison, charged with
illicit distilling. He. was brought to this
city and arraigned before the United States
Commissioner. No disposal has as yet been
made Of the case. 4 II ~ sEsS ~ {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

! THE MoIsE HABEAs CoRPUs.-This case
came up before Judge Meredith for argu-
ment yesterday. A large number Of spec
tators, and among them many prominent
members of the bar, were in attendance.
General Bradley T. Johnson and Governor
Wise opened the argument for the petit
toner. Mr.. Chandler will speak for the re-
spondent Mayor Chahoon) this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

VIOLATION OF OYSTER LAw.-O5car New
man was arrested yesterday for violation Of
the State oyster laws in not reporting to
Deputy Commissioner Duesberry the mum
Der of bushels of oysters he had opened
between the lst,of October and the lst of
January. The matter was adjusted before
Justice Mitchell. l =
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BURGLAR ARREsTED.-A negro nameG
William II. Gentry (pardoned penitentiary
conyict) was arrested yesterday for break.
ing into the house of Francis Jones ant
robbing it of forty dollars worth Of sun.
dries. He will have hearing this morn
ipr r#EE 81 f.
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JOHNNY observation-disclosures Farrar il
doing good work in aid Of Christian en-
terprises. Last night he introduced RiI
Van Winkle to the people of Church Hill
giving the proceeds to the Fulton Sunday
school, and on Monday night he will de-
liver his humorous lecture on Johnny Ret
and his Wife for the benefit Of the Trinity
Methodist Sunday school.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

PETITIONS IN BANKRUrTCY.-Up to this
time 4,29S petitions in bankruptcy have
been fled in the State. OF these 1861
were filed in the office of the clerk Of the
United States district court az Richmond,
and 337 at the same Office in Norfolk. In
Norfolk SO cases have been discharged, and
in Richmond 305. ra4r .......- zs...-
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN-
ING IN THE RICHMOND rPosToFFICE JAN
UARY 80, lS69.-Gaptain James Z. Dicken-
son, Frederick Hall, Va; William Harris,
Wilson, N. c.; Mrs. Lucy Carter, Rich.
mond, Va. Frederick Gerhard, New York !;
C. Ferrandini, Baltimore, Md. 'an ts<1i@'G
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HUGH r. PLEAsANTs.-In the Southern
lBledsoe's) Reuie,o for January there ap-
pears very interesting article on "Napo-
Icon, Wellington, aud Waterloo" by Hugh
R. Peasants, Esq, formerly on the edito-
rial staff of this paper, and well known
throughout Virginia. Mr.. Peasants makes
achievements Of the Iron Duke and General
Lon Z
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The Bedford Sentinel says: We do not
believe that the nine will succeed in their
mission, and we do not feel inclined to ar
que the question any fm sher. A few short
weeks will settle the whole matter, and
then we shall have a rousing Conservative
convention, and the whole party will be
found united on the old platform. ,eg sssrss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

/ BOLD OPERATIoN..--On Thursday evening
last, as the. clerk of Mr.. w. II. Trent's
bakery, on Broad and Third streets, was
counting out some money, negro entered
the store, and grabbing some sevenzor eight
dollars from the counter, rushed off before
he could be caught. etzre2 zsMt3 E94faI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

THrEvrNG.-Daring thieves have lately
been paying their respects to ]. Wall Tur-
ner, the newsman. They have successively
robbed his hen-house; kitchen, and coal
house, but fortunately the, value Of 1.-The
plumber was not great in either case gs,yy /,
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now in Washington city. On motion, John
w. Johnston was calledrto the chair, and


W. Johnston was calledrto the chair, and
James'g seampbell appointed secretary.
! Wyndham Robertson, Esq, one Of the
committee of nine, having just arrived
from Washington city, and being present,
was called upon to explain the objects and
purposes Of the committee, which he did in
|.a clear and forcibie manner, and 10 the
great satisfaction of the very large audi
ence present, ,as was evidenced by, the gem
eral applause that greeted the conclusion Of
his,remarks. .g1= .ag Eaa sv&sEGI. THHsss
AT the conclusion o.. the. remarks of Mr..
Robertson, motion was submitted BY
Judge s.. s. Baxter to appoint committee
TO draftresoiutions expressive Of the sense
/ Of this meeting, when 0 substitute was
offered by Captain I. j. McGinnis to ad-
iourn the meeting until the February court,
and after some discussion the following re-
solutions, offered by, Judge Baxter, were
unanimously adopted: 5s2a -.'','ss z 2 ~ I
..Resolued, That this meeting highly ,ap-
/ preciates the patriotism and purity Of mo-
tives OF the gentlemen who recently visited
Washington to avert the revils' which
threaten the present and future political
and civil rights of the people of Virginia,
and we tender them our sincere thanks for
their course. a.IEEGAafT a4azt ~ sk .gaEz
:. Resolued, That we earnestly request
the people Of the county Of Washington to
take into consideration the important cues
tions involved in this movement, and give
them the solemn and full consideration they
deserve, and that they be requested to as
semblc on the first day Of the court held IN
Fehrnary tn deliberate on these ouestions
On motion, the meeting was adjourned
till the first day of the February court.
JOHN W. JOHNSTON, chairman.
james @. Campbell, secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

g HOP OF THE RICHMOND secIABLE GLuB
The Richmond Sociable Club gave the last Of
its hops for this season at the Spotswood on
Thursday evening, II. was q. very briHisnt
affair, conducted under the management OF
Major William B. Myers, president Of the
club, S, S. Campbell, vice, president, and
the managing committee, Messrss Byrd
Warwick, @. G. Bridges, Tom Jones' aud
Robert Jennings. Manyaofs Riehmond's
brightest beauties and most gallant young
men were present, and the only regret that
the occasion could glve rise % was s tne sacl
that this was the last instead Of the frs!
FThe Richmond Soeiable Club, which was
formed for purposes Of social enjoy ymens in
the beginning of the winter, hss proYer
most successful in carrying out its objects
and every one Of its parties have turned
out to be very brilliant, and better attended
than han those Of any ~ Y e
; 4 : z NFTN 90 raHa
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
have been notified Of the following special
appointments :-,~-r au. ~. ~ -.rsyr.--
United Presbyterian Church.-Rev. FL.
"a. Hill, of MOI III Carolina, at ii A. NJ.
= First. Presbyterian.-Rey. DR.. Baird, on
"Protestantism,' - at half-past 7P. M. i
Sidney Methodist; Rev. R.: a. Armi-
) Oregon MsthodiSt.-Rey. A. W. Sale at IL
A. NJ. Els..ss .g. '5f1asa
. Rocketts MetbadtSt.-Rey.Ro Royal W.'Figg
at IL A. NJ, and Rev, G. 3. Vanderslice at
half-past P. M.
lSeansen's Bethel.--Rev. F. j. Boggs at 8
P, M. .s58 iaa5I .g~-a iEE@
: Manchester Episcopal.-Bey. john s..
Marlborough, of City Point, at Masonic
Hall at II a. NJ. and half-past P. NJ.
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pubr,c Feeliugains Giles County.

So far as can learn there is not man
-in-G Giles county who-oppe the move, and
il has been .whispered in my hearing in the
last few days that the entire State ticket,
save Colonel Withers, are reekoned among
it's supporters. The people Of this section
seen, to think it no longer question as 70
whether we shall allow the negro to vote,
but they do regard 1t as question whether
the negro will allow as to votc.--Pearis-
L,.ro letter Bristol NelpS.erzar +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

ARRIVAL OLA CoNvICT.-A convict named
Henry Turner (negro), from King George
county, sentenced to one years imprison-
ment for grand larceny, was received at the
penitentiary yesterday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

REPAIRS WANTED. The condition of the
pavement on Main street between Eleventh
and Twelfth, near this office, requires the
attentions. of the commissioners of streets
for the ward. .-,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

The Springfield (Mass.) Republican IRA
dical) says the new movement in Virginia
represents the'good sense of that State, and
cannot fail to be successful. 7-. sr-.s .,--
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RoBBERT.-Night before last the premi-
ses of Mrs. Margaret Cushing-Goddin's 8
old tavern-were invaded and robbed Of all
the chickens and hogs thereabouts, and a
onnca t' -. ~ - ...@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

DELEGATES FROM BEDFORD TO THE RICH
MoND CoNvENTIoN.-E. G.. Burks, J. F,
Johnson J. L.. Campbell, J. R. Thurman
B. A. Donald, Samuel Mcdaniel, David
Kyle, William Wingfeld, Wv. Jordan,
r. C. W. sRadford, and w. W. Berry,
Alternates.-A. A. Bell, W. Graves
John A. Cobb, John w. Sale, Robert c.
Mitchell, James M. Harris, Robert N
Kelso, William H. Lee, William W. Jop,
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Colonel Baldwin is becoming satisfied
that the whole proceeding is miserable
farce.-.Washington letter-Baltimore Ca
ztHe. f2A'a '@'1-s7 5'A'2s@i '2'2' @#'7i
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DON'T MISS THE CHANcE.-Those who order
and pay to-day VIII receive at % a half cord of
superior pine oak wood, sawed OF kindliDg,
near leyenth street. Best coal also. Bee notice.
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TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, -
" M..lLl aud Srcnul LtrrntS. sfE42

with seven rooms.
Also, BEICk DWELL ING, Adams between
DltY and eigh streets. with SIX ro"ms
Also, BRl IA. DWELLING, corner Clay and
CI,ucr streets, with six rooms.
Also, BRICK DWELLlNG. Marshall street
near Elha Park. with seven rooms.
hisu, BRlCk DWELLING, corner Marshall
aud Smith streets with five roomi.
Also, BRICK DWELLING, Marshall between
Fourth AMI Fifth streets with six rooms
Also, BRICK DWELLING, CaLharine between
Henry and smith streets with five rooms. &. {
Also, FRAMED DWELLING, corner Fifth and
Baker streets, with five rooms. Apply to
il "7-sl GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS. /,