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April I.
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MI. II. who spells "know'' with two
letters and 1too'--'stwo'-is
angry because we failed to publish a
communication favoring Delegate Con
ventions; and says we do publish com
munications without signatures.
Certainly we do; but we always have
the authors names in our possession, as
a guarantee, before doing so.
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and sweetened to please the taste, cslfe4
"Fouios," "AppetIzers,' HRestorers," !" Ao,, tnSe
leads the tippler On to drunkenness and ruin, ,
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Roots and Herbs. of California, FRss IRON al
ALCOHOLIC SrMuLASrs. Thsy are the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER ani LIFE CIV
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and 1nvgorator of the system ,scarrying o6 III
poisonous matter. and restoring the blood 70
. healthy condition No person can TAXA
these Bitters according to directions land re-
main long unwell. (.
500 will be given for an incursbls csss,
provided the bones are notsdestroyed hy min.
eral poisons or other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
For Infammatory and tChronir Rhers
matisnl, and Goat, Dyspepsia or Iadiges-
ton, Bilious, Rcmitteat, and Intermiftent
Ferers. Diseases Of the Blood Liusr, KID
neys, aud Bladder, these Biiters have been
most successful. Such diseases are caussd By
Initiated Blood. which is general y produced
by arrangement of the Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the vitiated blood whensgef rod
find its Impurities bursting through the ska
pimples, eruptions or sores; cleanse it when you
find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins;
cleanse it when it b foal, and your iesiiiKs.
will tell you when. Keep the blood pure and
the health of the system win follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking IN
the system of so many thousand s,arc etfectuaIly
destroyed and removed
In bilious, Remitssnt and Iptsriaittsdt Fss'
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1WThe Democratic County Central
Committee will meet today, Tuesday, to
iix the time and manner of holding the
next County Convention. Proceedings
next week.
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Meeting of the Monroe Comfy
Democratic Central Committee.
The Democratic Central Committee
of Monroe County will meet in Woods
field on
TUESDAY, 12h day 54prtl, 1870,
To fix upon the time and manner of hol-
ding the rext County Convention.
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For SALE,-A fuIl-blood Chester
White boar, six months. old. Will be
sold Tor $50. Address w. H. MAY,
Darlington, Monroe County, Ohio.
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Legal Notice,

MoTICE is hereby given that the lastwill and
IN testament Of Adam Henthorn late of Nom
roe county, Ohio, deceased, together with the
record thereof, was destroyed by fire on the 18th
day of June, 1857. and that duly certified
copy thereof was admitted to record in the Pro-
bate Court of said deco,mty on tho 9Th day Of
April, 1870, and recorded therein Ss
h F w. T. SINCLAIR.
aplisws. Probate Judge.
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HS. HoLLIsrER and family left
woodsHsld on yesterday, Monday, for
Lawrence, Kansas. May prosperity
attend them in their new home.
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EEaThe Republican party has accom-
plished its mission. - Radical Paper.
That's true For particulars, address
the Radical State Central Committee,
Hartford, Connecticut.
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M AR RI Il u .

March 90. by Rev. T. A. Grove, Joshua
Campbell, of Indiana, and Sarah N. Graham, of
this county.
On the ed ult, by Thomas McMahon, ESQ.,,
William II. Adams and Mary Walter, all of
this county.
on,the Goth ult., by T. G. Allen, Esq, George
T. Mo :ony and Susan Pugh
On the 4th inst, by the same, James Hub
bard and Susan Mcmahon.
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The Directors of the Monroe County
Agricultural Society fixed upon Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, the 9th, 9th
and 7sh days of October as the time
for holding the next Fair.
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No. 40 div. by 2-4t; Al squared
equals 20tx3 14l6-63 6l74,which is the
area of the upper base. "a div. by 2-
II; II squared - 144; 144x3. 14l6-
452 1904 50. inches, which is the area of
the lower base. 452 23904x63 6174-
2S779 9O1 tina square rootof 2S779.90l
.6464, which is the area of the
mean base. 169.6464 div. by 3,l4l6=5i !;
the square root of 54-734, which is the
radius; 7,34x2=14.6S, diameter; IA 6Sx
3 3.1416-46,11S6SS, circumference of the
mean base. The altitude GO feet ~
inches. There are coils of rope to an
inch: therefore there are IA coils. 144
x46. 1lS6SS inches - 6641 % inches.
6641. 90 div. by 12-553. 424 feet.
G. w. PEARSON.
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AThe Land Appraisers meetfc-day,
Tuesday, at the County Auditors cfnce
TO receive their books and instructions.
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EFThe Belmont County Fair is to be
held at St. Clairsville, on the 2sth, 29th
and 30th of September.
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!, AIW w. JORDAN and family left this
place on Thursday last for their new
home at Otoua, Kansas. Success.
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Puzzles, Enigmas, Riddles, Answers.


The following are answers to putzles
and riddles published last week:
No. IA spark. d. MARTIN.
No. 2-Thou- sand.
j. f. PENNINGTON.
No. 3-Milton Slay. III. 5.
No. "A bald head. NJ. 5.
No. 5-fwo feet. N. OpEN.
No. 6-The man had one eye and took
one apple off. WM. A. oDEN.
No. 7-WilI pigeons.
MoLLIE ARNOLD.
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nee MENT $

We ,ci7l announce The names Of cundilates
and print 1000 tickets for each for 81
payable in odcance.
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PROBLEMS AND ANSWERS.

fhe following are the answers to the
problems published in our issue Of the
5tll inst:
No $40 calves, sheep, 90 hogs
and 165 lambs.
J. +. PENNINGTON.
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The Election In Monroe County.

The Election I'm Monroe County.
We have received returns from the
following townships, sand hope to be able
to furnish the result in the remaining
townships, next week:
ADAMS.
CAMERON, MONROE Co., 0. April 5.
EDS. SPIRIT: The election in Adams
passed off quietly. A light vote was
polled, but heavier than was general v
anticipated, on account of the fine
weather for blowing and other farm
work. The entire Democratic ticket
was elected
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Notiee.a

1,HE members of the Moaros Mutual fire
L Insurance Company will meet at their Of
flee in Woodsfeld on the first Monday of May
next to elect'a Board Of Directors for ths en-
suing year, JOHN b. N0LL, Sec.
mch29w4.
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TnANKs-To T. G.. ALLEN, JOHN N.
KEAN and JOSEPH FEHRENBAcH for lists
of yearly subscribers, forwarded since
our last issue.
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gelp GIT .tisen'ent;,
Ware House Business.
GROCERY BUSINESS.
Forwarding 4 Commission Business
j. G.. ID u FF.
NJ ALI.oRY OLD STA
CLARINGTON, OHIO.

GOODS will be wel1 cared for and promptls
VI shipped. The very best quality of groce-
rics will be constantly kept and sold at the very
lowest cash prices.
The very clesest attention will be paid to the
Forwarding and Commission business.
Don't fail to give Mr.. Dutfs establishment
trial. apr12w3.
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JACKSON RIDGE, April 5, 1870

!. JACKSON RIDGE, April 5, 1870.
Ebs SPIRIT: I send problem:
No, .l6 A man had three sons, A, B
and c, and 80 eggs; he gave A so eggs.
B 80 and c 10. He told them to 60 and
sell their eggs for the same price, and
each bring back the same amount of
money, or he would skin themialive. AT
what rate would they sell their egg to
avoid the threatened vengeance OF their
father? j. W. HAWKINS.
I! mo. II. EDS SPIRIT: What No. null
tiplied by 81 of itself will give 25 for a
product? L. DEARTH.
j. w. HAWKINS, Of jackson Ridge,
sends us the following answers:
No 6--1 sheep and l lamb. (Not cor
rect)
No s. II is the divisor.
No. 1l-He had 721 nuts.
EDS Spirit: The answer,to puzzle No
6 is, the tree had two apples on; he
took off one and left one on.
T. DEARTH.
EDS SPIRIT: The answer to problem
No. is, Is calves, 6 hogs, sheep, 172
lambs. T. DEARTH.
The above answer is not correct.
EDS. SPIRIT: The answer to problem
No. is, the divisor was II.
T. DEARTH.
Not correct. In what manner did you
obtain the above answer?
EDS. SPIRIT: The answer to problem
No. 10 is, cows, L hog and "a sheep.
t. DEARTH
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J. w. HAWKINS. of jackson Ridge,
sends us the following answers:
To enigma-MlLroN SLAY.
To No. IA bald head.
TO No. Cats have paws. There
were two feet III the room.
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&FThe ENGLISH Of the Connecticut
election is, that no fifteenth amendment
JEWELS were needed.
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H Blank Deeds and Mort
cages for sale at his nficc
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WAYNE Tr., March 80, 1870.
No. Is. EDS. SPIRIT: BIS age is
twice AS; in 10 years AS will be 3-5 Of
BIS. What are their ages?
THEo. DEARTH.
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EEThe fifteenth amendment kicked
its supporters out of office in Conrecti-
cut. Some guns do shoot backwards.
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No. IA receives 500; he tliei has
his article and 500; but wlien B returns,
and they exchange, A loses 800; and
when Il requests A to give $500, A is
out $400. and has the same article; and
he will have to accumulate S400 more
before he has his article and S400 which
he had in his first exchange; so he will
be out in the two exchanges $500.
A. NJ. DUNN.
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EEThe residence of Mr.. HUGH B.
HILL caught fire ON the roof on Friday
last. 1t was extinguished before caus-
ing serious damage
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New Advertisements.
Legal Notice-W. I. Sinclair.
Grocery & Warehouses;. c. Duff.
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9EHow about Coiihecticut, fifteenth
amendmenters ? Did the ~colored troops
fight nobly?
ES-JoHN BRows's soul has quit
marching on in Connecticut.
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No. 6-19 sheep and l lamb. He
paid So per head for sheep and 81 IS
for lambs. j. +. PENNINGTON.
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No. s. Having the dividend ssand quo
tient, We find the divisor by dividing the
dividend by theSquotient. In this ques-
ton, 81 is the dividend and 4 the quo
tient. "a div. by 4-21. 81 then was
the divisor; but the divisor ,cas divided
by 3. If 81 was the divisor dirided by
8, 81 multiplied by must have been the
No. 9-7.4tex inches from the smallest
end.
No. 10-5 cows, hog and "a sheep.
N. ODEN.
No. 12-45t feet, G. O.D.
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WoodsneId Corporaiion ElectIon.
At the election on the 4th inst, the
following tickets were voted for.

Messrs. MoRRis and LITTLE were on
both tickets The Republicans forced
the temperance issue the morning of the
election and their voters did the most of
the electioneering for that ticket The
gentlemen on the successful ticket re-
quire, no defense from us, as they are
known to- be law-abiding citizens, and
will perform their several duties to the
satisfaction Of the people within the
Corporation.
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HINKLEY KNITTING MACHIHR
FOR FAMILY USE-simple. cheap, retiabls,
XSrTs EVERYTHING. AGENTS. WANTED. Cir
cular and sample stocking PRRR. Address
HlNKLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO.. l62 West
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Esour thanks are due Mr.. LEWIS
ROSE, of Malaga township, for Seven
y early subscribers
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The Magic Comb .,'' ss's-.s ss's.s s.;. '.z' y
beard to permanent black or brown. II
contains 80 FOLSOM Any9ne can uss It. One
sent bv mail for 81, Address j. ~.
MAGIC COMB co. Springfield Mass
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Respectfully yours,
DAVID ABERsoLp.
BENTON
EDS. SPIRIT: Our election in little Ben
ton came off yesterday, April 4, 1870;
and among the many candidates in the
field the result was as follows.
Trustecs-John Francis.
j. r. Algeo.
r. M. Cline.
Treasurer-Frederick Bagel
Clerk-Thos. Murphy.
Assessor-John Mills.
Constables-Joseph Hought.
Thos. w. Smith.
All the above officers are pure genuine
Democrats sharp nosed, thin lips and
straight hair T. MURPHY.
CENTER.
Trusteesr*M. Lang, 100
.*D. Henthorn, 179
*Wm Potts, 168
f. M. Stephens, l39
Jared Hawkins, R. 121
Clerk-T. o. Little, 321
Treasurer-W L. Morris, 322
Assessor James Spence, 70
E Salisbury, 50
Z. j. Griffith. 81
Samuel Hunter, 81
WI. Davis, 81
Samuel Poleu, 26
Benz. Rouse, r., Al
Constablcs--*B Hixenbaugh, 260
*Simon jackson, 125
w. G. Cunningham, l95
Jas Steed, 5S
GREEN.
Trustees-Thos. Wood,
r. McKelvey, -
A. Berry.
Clerk-Nathan Eddy.
Treasurer-Isaac Mitchell.
Assessor George Sawyers.
Constables--S. Smith.
w. Coleman.
All Democrats. No opposition
MALAGA.
MIlroSsBURe, o., April I. 1870.
EDS. SPIRIT Dear Sirs: AT the annu-
al election held in Malaga township. April
4, 1870, the following persons were elect
ed:
Trustees P. Kramer,
Jas. Hindman,
v. Gates.
Cierk-Alex. Hardesty.
Treasurer-Jo A. Schwob. !
Assessor-Lawrence Johnston.
Constable Benz Yunkas
F. H. Crook.
Supervisors-District No. l,G. W. Ea-
ton; No. 2, II. F. Williams No. 3, Hen
ry Walter; No. A, William Mahoncy !;
No. 5, d. d. Schaub; No. 6, Henry Fa-
ber No Z, Joseph Fehrenbach; No. s,
Mathew Moore; No. 9, Michael Burk
hard; No 10, Valentine Ulrich; No. IL,
VIM. Claus.
Yours, &c, ALEX. HARDEsTY.
The Radicals presented no ticket.
OHIO.
Trustees-Fred. Muhleman, D.
c. Mozeny, r.
John Ruby, Jr., D.
Clerk-Dr. j. A. Boice, R.
Treasurer. NJ. Voegtly, R.
Assessor-Alex. Thoenan, D.
Constable-John Shreeves, d.
SALEM.
Trustees Seth Ward, D.
Boston Rouse, d.
Stephen Boughner, d.
Clerk. T. Morrill,, D.
Treas,irer-Gideo Tyler, R.
Assessor-Henry Mowrey, d.
Constables-Lewis Morris, R.
Samuel Boughner, D..
Christopher Gates, r.
There was no opposition to the above
ticket.
Trustees. A. Graham, 122
*F. Geldmacher, 116
*Jas Brister, 123
]. Starkey. AZ
p. Smith. 33
CIerk--A. C. Armstrong, r., 1873
Treasurer-C. C. Nezor,. 151
Assessor-*Geo Kastner, IA
j. Rucker; ~
Constables-*M Ruvker, 129
sd. Harbin. 129
All Democrats in Summit with the ex-
ception of the Clerk, and it aprears that
Democrats and Republicans were satisfied
to have him elected.
SWITZERLAND.
Trustees-John w. Roth,
David Fankhouser,
John c. Boles.
I Clerk-Jacob Davis.
Treasurer-E. G. Blattler.
Assessor-Aaron Headley
Constables Adam Letter.
Fred. Walter
John Blue.
The only Radical opposition presented
was James Gates for Trustee, but he
polled very few votes.
WASHINGTON.
| GRArsvILLE, o., April 5.
EDS. SrIRrr: / send you the result OF
the election held in Washington town.
ship, April 4, 1870:
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Druggists and general Agents, San FrsnciAN.
and Sacramento, California, and 20 and 81
ComhterSc street. NJ meh29mS.
sE -SoID Br ALE DRUdGIsrs AND DBAf1At.
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ETOur thanks are due Hon. p. VAN
TRUMP for public documents.
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kECommon Pleas Court convenes
to-day, Tuesday.
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eEThe Cincinnati School Board
sssFds 26 for the Bible to % against.
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Election OF Justices Of the Peace.

At the election on the 4th inst, the fol-
lowing townships elected Justices of the
Peace:
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ASTROLOG Y.

MADAME ROSS MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
l voyan tells the past, present future; like
and tells name of husband 1859 Foryhpt street.,
between Broadway ana Seventh avenue
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REWARDS.

&OE REwARD-FoR ANY INFORMATION OF TIMo
TZ,J thy Shehar, who left home August 10. He wor
brown straw hat heavy black Overcast Sco,ch plaid
black pants and hoo ID FIVE feet eight inches high
Eghta street.
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90 CLINTON PLACE.-EICEIX FURElsHED AND
prices
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o. wEsT r. EyTY.THIRp STREET, THIRD HyuisB
~ from III h avenue Ho.elNesly and keissen,ty fur
nsaed suit u Koops second ioor With without arss
class Board; also fourth toor Room.
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BROOKLYN BOARD.


1TT (OLD NO. ll9) MONTAGUE STREET, CORNET
of Clinton. Board on Brooklyn Heights.-Thre
splendid Rooms second and third hcors, a corne
room, nishei unfurnished; location SUPERIOR tab
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90 EAST TWENTY fast STREET, nETwEEH
I'd Broadway and tourih ayrnas.To let with hrE class
Roard SUIT Of Rooms handsomely furnished, suite or
singly. ReIcrence a.
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o. StsT SMITH sfKsET, oNs DOOR Fs.oN uE,.
~ ~ sar--rnndsanle Faf3srs ana two CONNIE libg
roare 0r s'.aua losr, 70 ftnt with BoaFd References
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on WEST TwENTYsIXTH sTREET.-~RonMs 70
III lei en- sute slngyi nsst ard second Floor W In
or without Or .se table, $50 the Dassniepi ami desirable
Rooms for gentlemen references exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-05

90 WEST TMRrYsEooND sTREET, BETWEEN
e)Z Broadsa and Fifti ansoiDely .uIn ished
Rooms to ei snsy en- sre private table Il preferred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-05

OF WEST FORYy-gIXTH sTEIEr NEAR FIFTH
81 svenue.-h private family have me, Handsomely
furnished SHIT Of Rooms, second foor 10 let with Board
ocation brst class.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-05

TyANTED.-A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND THREE
w children desires securing permanent Board from LIST
OF October, in private family between Fourteenth and
Fifiy streets; two adjoining Rooms required terms
must be moderated best reference given aud required Ad
Gress Il. q. b., hox 6,s42 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-05

m EAST TENTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY
IN aud Lryersy psct-To let. .thou board, 70 gem
emen only fusishrd suits of ors, the second floor;
family private; references exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-05

cd CLINTON PLACE, EIGHTH STREET, BETw ZEN
OF Broadway University pllee.-A ndsoaey FUR
nished parlo Foor also few single Rooms 10 let without
toard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-05

A FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BARNES
"A premium Pisnoortes; also assortsDent Of
second hand Pianos Squares and Uprshs Chicken
ings and other celebrated makers instruments cash
prices JOHN U. BARNES, lU Eighth stTeo. Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-05

COp sTREgr.--A CHOICE or HAEpsoIHIY FUR
u - nshed Rooms, with board private ate IL desired.
Apply at $50 West Twcnly-second street.