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BELLAIRE.

On Thursday evening last, n meeting
was held ut the NJ. E, church, for the pur'
pose. Of forming q Young Mems Christian
Association. ,AIr. Porter, Chairman Of Il
Society Of the kind In Pittsburgh, explain
cd the workings Of such institutions there
and other places. A committee was ap'
pointed Ito DRAFT rules and regulations, aud
Solicit members. From the zeal manifest.
cd, there Is no doubt but tliat an efficient
organization will be effected. A large
field i6f ,lSbors of this, kind Is offered here.
| 1Our town looked quite patriotic, Tues
day. Flags and banners were flung out from
the windows, and stretched across the
streets. Tho Ancient order Of Druids, para
tled the streets with q fine band Of music,
They assembled at the City Hall, where
they, together with quite.a number Ofithe
citizens, were addressed by G. Bippus, rep
rcscnting the German Grove, and WIN.
Tallman, Esq, the American. The prin.
Ciplcs of tho order were very happily sci
forth by both gentlemen, and tlcirspeech'
eS were listened towith marked attention
The order here Is composed Of our most
sterling and substantial citizens, and trOuu
appearances, is prOspcring finely.
EOur iGe merchants arc actively engaged
improving their opportunity; q fair supply
ola tolera6ly good article will be obtained
The cold snap Inns checked oil outdoor
work; q fair amount Of business Is being
done, howsyCr,-our. country friends
taking advantage Of tho snow to get Ia
market.
Ourexcellcnt facilities for planulactur'
ing and cheap transportation iarc attract
Ing attention. Some heavy capitalists arC
looking for sites for various, kinds Of bust
ness; The maimmaterial for building up
prosperous city, tchcap fuel i've have in
abundance. Safe and profitable invest.
ments can now be made here in all
branchGslOH Manufacture md trade. The
raw material can Ib6, easily and chcaply
procured,-laboris abundant, ready and
Intelligent !. sites for business 70 be had on
reasonable terms. We arc confident Our
advantagesywill be appreciated and that
capital win be directed towards US to de-
vclope our vast resources. "a
Our citizens have, at considerable. eX'
pense, put up fine lookup, which insti'
tuition for tho past month or so was per
fectly useless, not on account Of laCk o.
TO fiiI 1t Our police arc rusting out with
safety, but lon, account Of no material
idICncss.. The roughs have departed fol
parts unkn 6Wn.0 TER lrpIt1@EAiL.
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HATTIE Watson CoMBrNATtoN.-This
troupe will make their first appearance at
Washington Hall next Monday evening.
Tho celebrated burlcsque Of "Pluto, or
the Magic Seven, will BIO presented for the
first time in Wheeling. This Is the same
plly that was produced in New York
CITY some years ago under the title Of the
"Sevcn Sisters" and enjoyed successful
run Of one entire year. The Hattie Wat
son party comprise q full burlesque com
pany, several Ethiopian and German
comedians, and q troupe Of Spanish gym.
nasts who arc said to rival in daring the
celebrated "Hanlons." The company will
only perform one evening. We would,
therefore, advise an early selection Of seats,
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1.-THE life Of the desh ID ID the Blood" lisa
SCrIp,uEal maxim that science proves 70 be true.
The people talk Of bad blood, 10 the cause Of
many dlGeAGoa, and like many popular opinions
this OF had blood % founded in TRUTH
The symptoms ofihad blood arc usually quite
pIaln-bAd Digestion causes imperfect nutrl.
ton, and consequently the circulation Is feeble,
the son tissues lose their tOnG and elasticity, and
the tongue becomes pale, broad, and frequently
covered. with pasty, white coat This eohdi-
tiOn soon shows itself in rouOhnEaS Of tho skin,
then In 3RIPFIvE and LUCRATIVE diseases, and
when long Continued results in serious LESSONS Of
the Brain Liver, LnngS, or urinary apparatus.
Much, very much, suffering 10 caused by impure
blood. It 10 estimated by some that one.Httli Of
the human family are affected with scroEala In
some form.
When tho BloOd, y pure, you are not 10 liable
to itany disease. Many Impurities Of heFBlood
arise from impure diseases Of large cities. Erad.
cate every mpurity from the fountain Of life, aud
good spirits, mir skin and vital strength will re-.
turn TO you. -n .,
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QRELM0NT conINrY ITEMS.

IliN. lEi' , T.. II If-i u ~ ~ li .
We take tho following from the Barpcs'
vile EaterprisO Of yesterday. ..n
SIEAsLEs,-Thcrc arc Overcome hundred
and fifty cases Of measles among tho chill
dren of this village "a ~ -,u.I
THE trial Of Henry Yaus, for. murder ID
the firstSGegree, will commence In the
Belmont Common Pleas Court on the 25tll
AHErlIEw Of the great Indian fighter,
Lewis, Wetzel, named John Frakes,, re,
sides in'Noblc county. He iscighty years
old. 2, ~ q ~. E. E. III ,aaIJ1
WHEAT 5CRoP.-From different por-
tons Of the State, we have uniaYUrablc
intelligence In regartl TO the wheat crop.
Farmers in this ncighborhOOd generally
agree that tic crop Of winter wheat Is al-
ready considerably damaged by the
weather, though to what extent II Is i'm
possible at present TO estimate; but, should
tho remainder Of tho winter prove more
favorable, together with q congcnial
spring, the damage may not be so serious
as at present fGarcd. :"
HoMR PRoDUcTs-AhOut twelve hun
drcd hogsRcads Of tobacco win be packed
in GAINESVILLE Ahe present season. For
the first time since the war, Warren town.
ship has surplus Of wheat, and tho farm
crs propose holding on to II until they get
more than one dollar per buShel. We
have also n surplus Of com, but, rs tifty
cents Is the highest Eash offer, the holders
refuse to part with It. Our surplus pOtA'
to crop exceeds that Of any former year;
md Of apples VIC hNvO nh abundant sup
My. or bacon and lard We have none 10
spare, and shall probably have 10 draw On
PorkopoliSi for apart Of our supply. Al
together our condition y hopeful, and We
have no reason TO despair.
THE ,BELI.AIRE NAIL WoRRs-ThC
Bcllatrc Nail Works recently held their
annual election for Board Of Directors
with the following result: Vim. G. Barn.
ard, jas r. McCOurtnoy, A. l.. WGthCr.
aid, Frederick Sclpuck, Geo r. Sutarc,
VIM. Sharp. and Herman HanlenstGin.
The Board organized by electing VIM. G.
Barnard, President, and D. ]. Smith and
James Wilson Secrctarics-thc old Board
and old officers. This institution has been
cfEectuAlly managed, and notwithstanding
the disaster 1t met in the burning Of the
works in February, 1903, has entered upon
q career Of substantial and enduring pros
perity. Their capacity Is 10000 to 70, OOO
kegs Of nails per Rnnnm, valued at about
100000. ~ " l.a,
The Belmont Glass Works, formerly
Barnes, Faupel & Co., have also elected
the following named gentlemen their
Board Of Directors for the ensuing year,
viz. Henry Faupcl, L. Cassell, c. II. oven,
Gen. G. W. Hogc, q. Hess, J. Robinson
and Henry Carr. H. Faupel. President;
s. D. Williams, Secretary. They manu-.
iaCture glassware 10 the amount Of $780,.
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900 per annum, and are considering the
question OF the erection Of an additional
furnace, thus doubling their capacity.
They have been uniformly successful, and
their stockholders have the most substan.
tial reasons for feeling satisfied with their
investment.
TIKI NATIONAL GLASS WORKS. -AIessrs.
Crangle, Eccles, Morgan and Others, who
have recently erected a new glass works
below the mouth of McMallon's Greek,
on Fink's addition, have obtained a char
ter as the National Glass Works" Their
buildings anil arrangement are substantial
md complete The character, energy
and business talent Of the man who have
Il In charge insure Its success, They
will soon commence operations.
I.oYDsvILIE, o., q town Of one hundred
and forty inhabitants, has seventeen Wild.
ows, and n number Of old maids who
flourish among the wccds.-RtH'ont
Chronicle ~. -..a IL"
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l. Kimberly for the yeas 18Os and

P. L. Kimberly for the years 1868 and
1860. 'R" w" MO- 7
The following was offered and referred
70 the Committee on the Poor ReSOined
That tho clerk advertise for proposals To
furnish the county with collins for The
poor Of the county, and that tho county
be divided into three rdiStricts-bids 10 be
received BY districts p sa
Tho report Of tho Committee on the
Poor was received und ordered TO bC
filed.
On motion Of Mr.. Harrison special
committee Of three was appointed to visit
Washington county PA and Belmont
county (O) poor houses, and report nj
next meeting Of the Board the manner Of
conducting the same, their construction
and other advantages a.tg..r
Messs. Harrison, Clator md Miller
were appointed, and subsequently,, on
motion, the Sheriff. and President Of the
Board were added to the committee,
Z The bond and official oath Of the clerk
elect, ]. P Rogers, ESD, were presented
and being found in duo form, were up
proved and placed on file.
Tho bill Of Mary E. Parkeriwas OH mo
ton taken from the table, and referred Ia
the Committee on the Poor, with power
to act. q! t YH 4.l
ID The following was offered: ReSOluod
That the city Of Wheeling DO charged
$500 per annum for the use Of lookup
Referred To the Committee on Court
House and Jails for report. a
Tho bill Of Drs Baird and Allen fol
holding q post 1i60rtem examination, was
referred to tho Committed on Finance and
Accounts for report. a.'.r ~ .s..g,u
The report of G. p. Maxwell, Surveyor
of Roads In Triallelphia township, was
presented, but on account Of informally
was recommitteA.
The report Of the Board Of Egualiza'
tion and Correction was presented. Tho
report shows that tho Board has corrected
mistakes and equalizcd assessments on
such land and lots as In their judgment
were required, the result In the city dis.
trict being IN Increased valuation Of
$lO2, 500, and IN the country district Of
$85,3OO. fa.g' g ~
The bonds of Stephen WaterhouSe and
W. W. Miller, Superintendents Of the
Wheeling and Fairmont, and Wheeling
WestL liberty and Bethany turlpikes, re-
spectiVely, were presented and approved
The petition of Fritz Heller for license tC
keep an ordinary in Triadclphia was
presented and the prayer of the petitioner
On motion the Board adjourned.
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DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. = The
South Wheeling Literary Society will give
an entertainment in SteubcnrauCh's build
ing tomorrow evening. The Society has
secured the hall on the second floor, which
is much larger and better adapted for such
performances than the one formerly Occu.
pied in the third story. Considerable ad.
dltions have been made to the scenery,
which will enable the Society TO bring
pieces on tho stage with much better Of.
feet Thc.bill for tomorrow evening Is II
good one, and will, we have no doubt,
command q full house.
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BOARD oF.suFERvIsoRs-An adjourn
ell meeting Of the Board Of Supervisor
was held yesterday in their chamber, al
The Court House: Tile chair wins occu
pied by President Salisbury. Thofollow
ing members answered at roll.call: Messrs
Botsfortl, Ciator, Curtis, Davis, Harrison
Miller, Roberts and Waterhousc.
The minutes Of the last meeting wcrt
read, approved and signed. tssFF
J. II. Good, Esq'r, prosecuting attor
ney, 10 whom had been referred, for his
opinion, the petition Of residents on thu
Island In relation TO declaring the bank o.
tho river a lawful fence, made verbal re
port. ~ Id ''"''. ~
On motion the petition WINS referred tc
the Committee on Roads and Bridges fol
report. ...,
The Committee on Finance and Ac
counts, 10 whom had been referred thu
bills of Esq'r Clohan for holding inqucsts
&C., and the petition OIL. N. McWhor'
ter, Secretary Of the West Virginia In
surance Company, tohave refunded taxes
amounting to $1G0.70, reported, recon
mCnding The payment Of the bills OF Esq'l
Clollan, amounting to $1,000, and refund
Ing to Mr.. McWhOrter the amount Gro.
nC0llsly assessed against said Insurance
Company. The Committee reported nd
vcnscly on the bill Of costs filed by ESQ.,
ClOhan III the Case Of tho State e. MattS
llathan. fG..
On motion tic report was adopted.
The same committee 10 whom had beer
referred tho matter Of Jacob KNll's taxes
asked for further time 10 investigate thu
subject. Granted.
The report Of the special com
miltee appointed to examine thu
affairs Of the Wheeling and Fair
mont Road, submitted repOrt
showing u balance In the treasury o
$!E3.SS, was received and referred 70 the
Committee on Finance and Accounts fol
report.
The following bills were presented ant
ordered to be paid. +. b. Young, $15
city Of Wheeling, water rOntl 5000; D. G
Mckinley, $3.50; Benno Hammer, IS
W. j. Brown, G9i. f.iapss
The following Orders were passed: Re
funding taxes to Nina McElhGnCy, $l400
appointing Elisha Connolly surveyor d
tic roal from Clinton TO WaddlC's mil
dam; appointing James Oldham surveyor
Of roads In LIST district, Trladclphla town
ship; directing the Treasurer Of Triadel
phia township to turn over to the superln
tendGnt OF the Wheeling, West Liberty ant
Bethany turnpike oil road taxes IN hi
hands belonging 10 said road; re
! finding taxes enormously asSesscd agains
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SUPREME CoURT OF APPEAns.-
T1uraday Fs6. "a, 1s1O.-The Court sat,
pursuant to adjournment; present, Brown,
p, MAXWELL and BERKsHRE, ]. ].
On motion Of Mr.. Price, John Brannon,
Esq, of Lewis county, was admitted to
practice as an Attorney and Counsellor in
this Court. 5o,g - taI m
In the case of Graham, Ct al, o! Gra'
ham, Fl al, Price concluded his argument
commenced Wednesday, followed by Car
penter, contra, and tho case was submit
ted.
Et pdrte Walker "a. the State-argued
by Hereford aud Price for the plaintiff, and
attorney General Cald,reR for the defend.
ant =, The argument Of the latter was not
concluded when we Ieit the Court room, a
short time previous to adjournment.
Adjourned until nine o'clock thismOrn.
ts.rn .
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From No5olk Daily Journal, Dc. II, 1859.
KosKoo.- Thismedicine is rapidly gain.
ing the confidence ofthe people, and the
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leave M
doubt that 1t is a safe and reliable remedy
for nIPURITY OF THE HOOD, LIVER DIS
The last Medical Journal contains an ar.
tiCle from Prof. r. S. Newton, IL D.,
President Of the E Medical College, city OF
New York, that speaks in high forms Of
It's curative properties, and gives special
recommendation Of KoskOo to the praCtl.
TONERS of medicine. This Is, VIC believe,
tho first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by the Fac.
ulty ofany of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the skill Of DR..
Lawrence, It's compounder, and also puts
".KoskoO" in the VAN Of all other nledi.
cincs Ofthc present day. dew
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TIE Spring shapes in Bonnet AMI HAT
Frames ut Campbell s. Harlcn's.

UNDouDTEDLY the Young Ladies' In.
sttute can furnish tho best mtisical in.
strnction that can DO had in the city. Pu.
pills can tAke lessons upon tho Piano just
as well as from q private teacher. twill
not DO necessary for them to take full
course Of music unless they desire to do
sO-neither Is It necessary for them to be
connected with the Institute in order to
take lessons. Terms, $40 per term for
all grades. ~ dow
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OPFICRI!s CHosEN.-The Boarl ofDi
rectors elected short time since by the
Stockholders of the German Bank, met 9
few days ago and organized BY electinl
Augustus Pollack, President, John G
Hoffman, Vicc.Prcsident, Louis Baylla
Secretary, and Oscar Gcmmcr, Cashier
Under the supervision Of these gentlemen
the success Of tie German Bank is pretty
certainly secured. d.sJ U H1'i
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Brick YARD FOR SAIE,-NYc direct at.
tentiOn to an advertisement in another
column, offering a brick yard for sale.
We have some knowledge Of the establish
mcnt referred TO, and believe It one Of the
most complete, for the purpose, in this vici.
nifty. Persons contemplating M invest.
mcnt of this kind would do well to call
on Messrs. Sweeney 8 Co.
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All. IMroRrANT.-Wlcn ago flattens
the eye, as 1t does the cheek, something Is
needed to round II up. 0xtoby & DUFF.
field, 104 Market street, a few doors below
Mcclure House, have just what Is needed.
Their superior spectaclcs, selected with
the greatest cure, never fail to give salts.
faction. Large stock of gold, silver and
steel framed Spectacles, Watches, Clocks,
Jewclry, &C., ut the Market street Jewel
~ Store.
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All shades of Zephyr ut 90 cents pei
ounce at Camnbell Sc Harden's.,

YESTERDAY we dropped into the Gale
ry Of the Partridge Joint Stock Company
md noticed an addition to their "Rllstic
scenery" in the Shape Of new md beau
tifll background. Tho effect in a photo
graph Is splendid. Lovers Of " Rustic
Photographs" will do well to call ind see
for themselves. l''.
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DRRcToRs APPOIETED.-The Board o.
Public Works, at u meeting held a day Oh
two since, appointed Capt. A n. Prite q
ard, of Warrington, Director of the
Pcnilentiary, vice Hon. James Burley, de
ceased.
At the same meeting, Daniel Donehoo
Esq, was appointed to the same position
vice Hon. J. II. Atkinson, resigned,
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IMMENSE WEEKS WoRK:-Last week
there were cut in the Belmont Mills, fuc
thousand, eighthundrod and eighty.fUe key
Of nalls,-tlie largest number ever cut b
that establishment during any previous
week. There arc one hundred mai
machines in the Belmont, 1t is not bclicy'
ed the same number in any other factory
ever turned out u larger product.
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CLERK Pro TEM.-Wo are grattfcd, to
sec that our young friend, J, E. McKCn
nan, Esp, has been appointed Clerk pit
Nm. Of tho Municipal Court The pro
tractei illness Of Mr.. Chaplihc rendered
an appointment necessary. We are quite
confident u better selection could moi
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KIOSK 90 (!
Meet. With dKEA sue CESS in ii. ctREot
81 e. - - q fFgtssLs FtF.
Diseases Of the Nervous System,

|. M. .Ssrs' Igjtt;H T8S
Almost nlnC.tenths Of our people suffer nom
nervous exhaustion. and arc, therefore, liable to
itS concOmitAnt evils Of mental depression, con.
fused ideas, soItenng Of the brain, insanity, and
complete breaking down of'the general health.
Thousands Ge suffering to-day with broken.
down nervous systems, and, unfortunately, 70.
bacco, Alcohol late hourS, oV6t.wuIk, (mentli and
physical arc eaubtng diseases bf the nervous syB.
tenn 10 increase At fearful ratio T#g|
The symptoms to which diseases Of the nervous
system give rise, may DO stated ~ follows: A
dull, heavy feeling IN The bead, sometimes more
or lese severe pain OF headache; Periodical Head.
ache, Dizziness, Noises Of Ringing In The Head:
Confusion Of Ideas; Temporary Loss Of MemOry;
Dreams; Hesitation 10 Answering QuGStIons;
Dizziness OF Hearing Twitehihg OF Tho Pace and
Arms, SC, which, n not promptly treated, lead
TO Panly9iS DelcFium, insanity, lmpOtency, Ap.
oplexyT &C., &C. ,i'r ID
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Police CoURT.-There was but soil.
tary case before the police court, yester-
day morning. James Colcmen put him
self outside an indefinite quantity Of ben
zine, Wednesday, and was fined one dol.
lar and costs therefor. Ii
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REIGGrous MEETINGS. Interesting ser
vices have been held each evening this
week, in tho Fourth Street Presbyterian
Church.
a meeting liias been in progress fot q
week or more in the Island NJ. E. Church
attended with very excellent results
Quite number have united with the
church. .- s,la
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BEING REMovED.-Thc cargo''ot the
barge sunk q few days ago opposite the
Belmont Mills, Is being removed. Avery
considerable portion Of the freight OIL
board consisted Of nails, which will, oil
course, be in o damaged condition and in
volve a pretty serious loss on somebody. {.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
OWNER of q first class Wheeler s. Wilson
Sewing Machine. WIN. Sumner & Co.,
Agents, No. 85 Monroe street, Wheeling.
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MUNICIPAL CouRT.-This Court was in
session yesterday, but no business Of I'M
portancc was transacted.
= Adjourned until 1911 o'clock this morn.
ing. rH' ,,ft-tiiH Hr.G H-.
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SADDLERY.-A. Schwcrtfcrger, No. ITO
Main street, has again commenced the
manufacture of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&C., and is now ready TO serve his former
customers, and the community generally.
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DISEASES or THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER
gPOnOnS unaequaInted With the structure and
inhchoRA Of the Kidneys cannot estimate the
tHpOrtlGeS Of their healthy action. ] ~
Regular aud sufficient action Of tho Kidneys 10
as important nay, even more 90, than regularity
Of the bowels! F9h6 Kidneys remove from tho
Blood those efetc matters which, II permitted to
remain, would speedily destroy life. A total sus.
pension OF the urinary discharges will occasion
death from thlrty.six to torty .ciEht hours.
When the Urine is Volded In small quantities
at tho TING 0rwhen there 70 adSppGition To URN.
ate more frequently than natural or when the
Urine 10 high colOrcd or scaldIng with weakness
Ia the ANAL Of the hack, II should pot DO triAed
With orfdeh4Od, bnE koSk 9oS ahpuld be talseh at
once 10 remedy The difficulty, before 4 lesion Of
the organs takes place. Most Of tue diseases OF
tho Bladder originate nom those Of the Kidneys,
tho Urine being lmp6rteCtly secrGtcd In the Kid.
neys, prove Irritating to the Bladder and Urinary
passages; When we Eecollect that medicine never
reaches the Kidneys except through the general
circulation Of tho Blood, we Eoo how necessary II
IL 70 kogp the Fountain Of IAio RuFo. ,,irITd
''Iiiu'ifi bl'h ~ sGa I dsi!iHi,
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Nor SALE.-+TIIE L UNDER IN
10 SIGNED offers for sale the House and Hill
hot which be occupies ~OhapiinO street, ~
Wh6elIfiRS with two Suiall7h0use9 6nfhs back
part OF tie lot. This property Is In good ordCI
and In convenient and pleasant part Of ting dty'
Terms very moderate, II application Is made I'm
me sss 70 JOHN AnMsTRoNG.