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stable Of the Division to have adnsitte4 -
se r. h sSu;s child ,Soot u
the station, and had baptfsed BY priest ME-
Byrne's endeavOr to prevent the registry Of the
child as Catholic was met detefminedly ny
several Of the Guardians, and, after an nm
imatipg scene, the matter was postponed 50
the next meeting.
Keeping out Of The Way.n-Fhe Freemen
Commission has actually produced an incident
against ''Mr. VIII lam Samuel Irvine, of Norman
Villa, Salt-hill, county of Galway" for con-
tempt of court. in not having obeyed q sum
evidence The law messenger who served the
summons swore he was informed that Mr..
Irvine sis acting under advice in keeping out
of the way" Since the Dublin Freemen's nest
was rooted up, that course il nothing new.
a Seat for the Attorney General.-It is limited
that an arrangement has been quietly gong
forward, by virtue of which the Hon. MI.
Denman, the present representative OF the
an English judgeshin to make n vacancy in the
House of Commons for Mr.. Barry. A vacancy,
However, is not return, and 1T is SAID that II
PonerY" cry "aainst tbe Catholic Candidate
will disturb the peace of T1verton
An,nesty Associatiom.-A special meeting OF
the committee of the above body was held on
the LIST inst, MI Masksy T. e., Temple ef
former meetings, which were confirmed. ne
also read number of letters, amongst which
was one from Rev. Mr.. Mckee, OF OroShetsa
acknowledging receipt of check for rs for Mr.
Patrick Bird, Of Drogheda. Mr.. OHagan, OF
the Grocers Assistants Association, handed in
E3 5s. as the result of o penny collection made
at the Cabra meeting He also intimated that
The young mon of that association were making
further collections. A warm vote of thanks
was passed to Mr.. O'Hagan for his active CO.
operation in the amnesty movement.
A Castlebar correspondent, writing on the I'd
inst, says There was an Investigation yester-
day before Capt. Whelan, r. NJ, at our county
prison, in the case of James Quinn, charged
with writing no less than eight threatening
letters. Mr.. w. j. Bourke, Seasonal Crown
Solicitor. was present on behalf of the Crown,
while Mr.. Charles o'Malley, barrister, instruct,
ed by Mr.. Alfred B. Kelly, appeared on behalf
of the prisoner. The testimony given was
similar to that adduced at the prosecution at
Hollymount few days since. The inquiry
was Of course public, and the proceedings ter
minated by the accused being remanded to the
assizes. Mr.. O'Malley offered bail in flO0, but
Capt. Wheian refused to admit him to bail,
but promised, however, that he would repre-
sent the matter to the Lord Chancellor.
The Waferford Election Peition-After IL close
inquiry of ten days duration, Baron Hughes
gave Judgment ON the 7th inst, in the ease OF
the petition against Sir Henry Winston Bar
ron.
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I.orDoN. Fob. 23-Tbe commercial treaty
between Austria and Great Britain has been
ratified. The contract for 2 new line q steam
ers between Sidney and California has been
signed. The new cable which IL to CONNECT
with the West India Island is now ready to be
laid. -
says: The Austrian Government, II 1t secures
the co operation of Napoleon, proposes to con,
woke the Catholic powers to oppose the Papal
pretensions. Don Carlos, while travelling
through France, under an Austrian passport,
was arrested. He was told that he could only
reside in North France and if he violated that
rule he must leave the country. Don Carlos
then proceeded to Switzerland under an escort
to the border. During Don Carlos's stay In
France he concluded arran gements for another
instruction in Spain.
MADRID, Feb 24-Thonsands of workmen
assembled peacefully in front Of the Ministry
and demanded work.
PARIS Feb. 24.-It is reported that France
has sent q note to Berlin relative to the treaty
of Prague. The proprietor of La Marses!tasse
has been sentenced TO four months imprison-
ment and a fine of 1000 francs. Gustave flou-
rens has been sentenced to three years impris-
onment for his participation in the late disor-
ders. There was stormy scene in the Corps
Legislatif to- day. NJ. Olivier announced that
the Government, in accordance with the liberal
policy, proposed to abandon wholly the system
Of nominating and supporting Ofhclal candl-
dates for the chambers. The deputies on the
right tt ereupQn burst out in loud cries OF dis
approval, lasting many minutes. Olivier con-
tinued speaking though continually interrupt
ed, and declared that the Governments wouid
not act contrary to its own antecedents, and
the present spectacle of men arising at power
and disowning their principles and acts. The
right immediately moved for the order OF the
day. upholding the system of official candida,
| lures. A stormy discussion then ensued and
the order of the day, as moved by the right,
was adopted by vote of 1877 against 81. This
result produced much excitentent, being con-
sidered equivalent to declaration of want
of confidence in the ministry.
LONDON, Feb. 24.-In the great Mordaunt
divorce case the Prince of Wales solemnly as
sexted, that there had never been any impro.
per OF criminal intimacy between himself and
Lady Mordaunt. Great cheers followed this
declaration. Election riots occurred to-day in
Waterford and Nottingham. Nothing interest.
ing done in Parliament Mr.. Gladstone's land
reform is becoming daily more unpopular in
+ Ireland.
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INcoAIrARABLE.-This is a strong phrase to
III any connection; but ordinary comparisons viii
not suffice when j. A Braselman & Co. figures before
the public. Rhetoric and figures of speech great
things in their way but have to yield the pas when the
low figured prices and bargains of this eminent firm
before an astonished and admiring community Here,
have to day for instance, Incompatible stock of
new spring goods-ncomparable in variety incompar
able in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in cheapness-and
must add all this is done hv the incompatible j. A.
Braselman Co. of Ss6 and SIS Magazine street.
St. Andrew.
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MAcHINERY---LUMBER..


T,HoMAs B. BoDLEY CO..
MANUFACTURES AGENTS AxD DEAIrns In
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF MACHINERY,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
AND FERTILIZERS,
.Perdido street.
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
Stationary and Portable ENGINEs-al sizes,
Circular SAW MILLS,
colemans CORN and WHEAT MILLS.
Straub -
Wood Working Machinery,
Skating Betting Files and Saw Gummers'
Circular and other SAWS.
Cotton Seed Oil Machinery
PUMPS, of all kinds,
Bookbinders' MACHINES and PRESSES, all sizes,
Gullett Steel Brush COTTON GINS
Hand COTTON PRESSES-the cheapest
good Cotton Press made.
Stafford Cutivaors Sattley Gang Flows Southern Corn
Planters Southern Cotton Planters Expanding
Cultivators Harrows, Grain Drills, Balls
Ohio Mowers, Balls Ohio Combined
Mower and Reaper, Warmers
Sulky Hay Rakes Crawford's
Garden Cultivators, all
descriptions
PLOWS
SWEEPS and
SCRAPERS, wheel-bar-
rows Horse Powers, Segments,
Pinions etc., for Gin Gearing. Victor
Tread Horse Power Victor Cane Mills.
Cooks Evaporators flor either Southern cane
or Sorghum), Church, School and Plantation Bells
(of and small cost, Fan Mills, Corn Crushers
etc., ETC.. etc.
Our goods are with full knowledge Of the kind
of work needed in the Southwest, and we guarantee
every machine we furnish be effective of the object
for which it designed
FERTILIZERS-Zelt's Phosphate, Pure Peruvian
G dauo Raw Bone Dust and Plaster.
D;scounts made to Wholesale dealers and agents.
van VII - TIIOS B. BODLEY & CO,
jy1s ~ Perdido street New Orleans La.
r EAyirr'S PATENT DIAMOND HAND AMI
POWER CORN MILL.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADvERrIsEnS
OH 1E11ABL1.
OVER rHIETY YEARS REFoRE The Poe.

OH 1ELIABLE
OVER rHHTY YEARS REFoRE THE Poo
DR.. o. Mel NE'sS
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
The greatest Medical Discovery Of any ss0
Delighted millions sing their praise. "a
No family person should be withou'
ARE YOU SUFFERING NOwt
Have you Headache or Backsche
Have you Constipation Of the Bowels' +
Have you Sour Stomachf
Hsve You Bad Breathf
Have you Cold Hands Feetf
Have you Chills or Feverf
Have you Palpitation Of the Hearth
USE DIR McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
Have you Suppressed Dischargesi
Have you Sickness and vomitingf
Have you Irregularities o Weaknessf
Have you Rush of Blood to tho Heads
Have you Yellow Discolored Skinf
USE DIR. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS.
Have you'a Colo Diarrheai
Have you a Swollen or Distended stomachs
Have you Gloomy Feeling and Poor ApPeo'e'
Have you Bilious Symptoms Of any kindf
USE DIR. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
Heed the warning. Delays dangerous. TINS
vice is worth its weight in gold to the afflicted DO
You get DR.. c. McLANES LIVER PILLS. None gem
Inc without the signature of FLEMING BRoTHEhS
Sold all over the world mhl 9m
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I BONTEMPS, DYER AND SCOURER, Is2 Poydras
81 street between Carondelet and BaIonne for
mery of Boprbon street for great number of years.
Mr.. j. Bontemps informs his friends and the public in
general that he has rcestablshed himself in the Dycing
securing and Cleaning business at the above place. AZ
orders will be attended to with and dispatch a
tailor is attached to the establishment who will attend
repairing and mendiuL of clothing Speciality for
mourning Orders froa the country promptly attended
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CUACO BIrTERS-THE MOST POPULAR BEv-
VI erage of the day. The base of these Bjtcrs con.
sstinG of the medicinal properties of the famous Guaco
Plant, they the best known preventive of cholera
dyspepsia diarrhea, liver complaints arrangement of
the stomach, chronic and debility and
Il blood purifier they have equal.
JOS. LLADO. Druggist. Sole gent
Cor Main and ChartreS y
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II Bargains! Bargains! at F. NJ
Porter's, No. 1876 Main street.

BAD BoCs.-The Buffalo Express says
that that city "cln muster a greater
number of mischievOus boys than any
other place in the United States Well,
all We have to say is, that while Buffalo
can mako pretty fair showing in re-
gard 10 bad boys, Wheeling has a crop
of boys that can double discount the
whole United States, not excepting New
jersey. These rats" as they call them
selves and one another, are on the street
thirty.six hours out of twenty-four, ard
for insulting expressions and filthy Ian.
guage are rarely eQualled and never
excelled." Take any one of them, and
he will swear a mile in l:192, without
turning hair. Their chief amusement
is throwing mud, stones and clubs, and
their regular business climbing on and
off cars at the risk Of their lives, and
standing at the foot of the stairs Of
Washington Hall, making insulting re-
marks about the ladies going up, and
shooting off their "Gimme yer check 7
at every citizen coming down for a
drink between acts.
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SUPREME COURT OF APpEALs.-This


Court resumed its session yesterday
morning. In the case Of Morrison d
Cakes rs. Lowell, . writ of oertiorori
was awarded to Clerk of Circuit Court
of Kanawha comfy.
The argument in the ease Of Wash
iugton 20. Bennett was concluded and
the case submitted.
In the case of Stuart, ct al, rs. Live
say, Sperry made the opening argument
for the p.aintiff in error. He was fol-
lowed by Allison for the defeEd ant in
error who concluded when the Court
adjourned.
TIE following cases are liable TO be
called to-day:
Chas.A. Stuart ct al. rs. Jesse j.
SwesGy, ct al, from Greenbrier coun'
ty; Bank of Berkeley ,. Bank oil
Valley, from Berkeley; J. II. Get
finger rs. Farmers Bank of Virginia,
from Berkeley; Natal Insurance Co.
rs. Supervisors of Berkeley, from Berk-
clcj; J.W. Ferrell, ct al, rs ]. B. Torney
ct a., from Brooke; HaudIey & Carly
rs. Sudddington & McClintion, from
Greenbrier; BENZ. +. Kelley rs. John s
Arnold, etal from Mineral; John S. Ar
rold, {! alr'. Wright Welton, ct al, from
Mineral; Joseph Ocheltree ct al: r.
Nancy C. McClintic ct al, from Green.
brier; the Commonwealth for Brown rs
James II. Fry, ct al, from Kanawha.
Adjourned to meet at 9 o'clock this
morning.
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ENTERTAINMENT BY THE BLIND.-A
very pleasant entertainment was that
given in the First Presbyterian Church
last night BY Miss Ridenour, Professor
johnson and other blind persons. The
audience was large considering the very
unfayorable state Of the weather, and
seemed to enjoy the various parts OF
the programme hugely. Miss Ridenours
voice improves on acquaintance. We
consider her very sweet singer, lack
ing only thorough musical culture to
make her rival of the best vocalsts in
the country. We understand this COM
pany intend giving concerts at Parkers-
burg, Clarksburg and other towns in
the State. Wherever they appear we
bespeak for them large audiences. The
merit of the entertainment deserves
such recognition as generous patron
age can give.
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WORCESTERSHIRE WEATHER.-The
weather clerk is specializing, and this
undoubtedly is the cause of the unset
tied condition Of meteorological affairs.
1t rains, shines, blows cold, grows sui
try, then sprinkles-and all within
twenty-four hours. If prudent person
puts on rubbers, the sun will be sure to
keep the pavement dry. If he ventures
without them, his temerity will invite
q storm. Indeed the vicissitudes which
attend one in this respect are identical
with those invariably occurring to the
unlucky man who owns an umbrella, for
whenever he leaves his parachute at
home the rain pours down With relent-
less violence. Yesterday was not cold
enough day for an overcoat, and yet
every man dropping off this garment re.
tired last night with catarrh in his head
and rheumatic pains in his legs. There
is as much need of a reformatory move.
ment on the part of the clerk of the
weather as there is Of retrenchment at
Washington. r..F r,'g# +; Up
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RIVER NEws.-The river is falling
rapidly, the marks last evening show
ing ten feet three inches. At Pitts
burgh there is six feet six inches n the
channel and falling.
The Messenger left yesterday about
nooa with an immense load on her.
She came in on Sunday night, and while
loading did not provide against the
rapid falling Of the river, and when she
tried to get of sho was found to be
aground. 1t took full hour to get her
loose.
The Kate Putnam passed with big
trip, destined for Nashville.
The famous steamer Major Anderson,
Captain Charley Muhleman, will leave
at three o'clock this afternoon for Gin.
cinnat. We need not urge upon our
business men 10 give the Anderson all
the freight they have to send down the
river. They'll do that, any how. Passen-
gers will find her the handsomest, most
comfortable, best differed as we'll as the
fastest boat in the trade. BY taking
passage on the Major Anderson they
will avoid the disagreeable necessity of
going down the lOvee after dark.
The New State leaves for ParkcIsburg
at II o'clock this morning.
The Matamoras packets Science and
Hope will leave at 70 o'clock this morn.
ing
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A SAD SIGHT.-One Of the saGdest OF
all sights, 10 US, is that of a drunken
woman. Such an enc was arrested by
officer Junkius in Market alley, ycster-
day. She was the sport of lot Of
graceless boys, who made her incoh L
ent gibberish and almost fruitless at
tempts to walk, the source of greatest
She will 'come up before
Judge Good this morning. She is called
Mrs. Jones. She came to this city some
two months since, saying she was on
her way to st. Louis. Since her arrival
here she has spent most of her time in
the couaty Jail in default Of paying
fines imposed for inebriety.
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LAUGHLIN S ExPECToRANT SYRUP
Among the many things required during
this unpleasant winter for personal
HEALTH, COMFORT and EASE this
Syrup stands among the first. 1t has
been before the public now for 10 years
and has given the most entire satisfac-
ton. All persons suffering from
COLDS and HOARSENESS,
should not be without it, as il will af-
ford speedy relief in most diseases of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR GROUP
Can be relied on in extreme cases.
FOR WHOOPING COUCH-Iuvarisbly
gives speedy relief. FOR SORE
THR0AT-Keep the Throat moist with
it. VIOLENT COUGHS-Yield to its
continued use. " -CDsfE
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
81. -rf,-; Wholesale Druggist,
~ azs -, Main St., Wheeling.
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How To EDIT A PAPER.-lt is Won
derful how many people know just how a
paper should be edited. Men who
haven't the ability to act as first clerk
a lame wood sawyer, and who would
require five years apprenticeship to
be a good bricklayer's assistant and
carry hod, can tell just how to edit a
paper. We quite agree with luckless
individual who has the misfortune TO
be an editor, that TO run our local col
umns just as everybody would have
them run, would require space equal to
a tirst.class dooryard, and then such a
hotch-potch of stuff as they would have
presented, no mortal man ever set eye
on. Comply with the request of every
body, insert sll they would have insert
ed, elaborate and publish all the yarns
that are poured into our ear with ex-
pectation Of their appearing in print;
puff this, condemn that and let the
other slide, print all pieces that are
handed ia, and what mess these col
nmns would TEEN with. Everything
poured into the ear of the "local" is ex.
pected to come through him in the
shape of printer sink and paper, in long
columns of gos.ip-and if he does not
dress it all up in the best shape, some
body is mad, the editor is fool, the pa
per don't amount to anything, and its
local reading is staler than diluted dish
water reduced. How; unreasonable! These
columns are expected ts admit every
thing, no matter how worthless; every
Joke, however pointless; every yarn,
however stale; scraps of family history
that never should be read by the public;
slanderous tales of neighbors, and puffs
of everything that anybody takes a
notion ought to be puffed-else these
columns don't amount to shucks. Our
rule in this matter is to please our
selves, and then we are sure of pleasing
somebody.
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BURGLARY.-On Saturday night or
Sunday morning the house and grocery
of Frederick Nolte, corner of Marshall
and Chapline streets, was entered by
burglars, and robbed Of silver watch
and sum of money, from clerk in the
grocery, and $50 and key from the
pocket OF Harstein Phillips who sleeps
in the same room with the clerk. The
burglars obtained an entrance by pri5-
iug the cellar door open, and went into
the grocery store and rifled the drawer
and overhauled the goods, but took
nothing there. They then went into
the sleeping room of the parties above
named and cleaned it out. There is no
clue to the burglars
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BOARD OF REGIsTRATIoN.-The Board
Of Registration met yesterday to re-
ceive the books from the hands Of the
Ward registrars. 1t appearing that a
man who was in the rebel army had
procured his name to be placed on the
lists of the Fifth Ward, and had voted
in that ward at the late election, the
registrar of that ward was directed to
ascertain how the name came to be on
the lists, and report at the next meeting
of the Board.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-01

CALENDAR CLoCKs.-Every counting
room in Wheeling should contain a cal
endar clock, ono such as sold at the
Market Street Jewelry Store, guaran-
teed to keep accurate time, and indicate
the day of the month and week. Our
merchants will do we'll to call at 0Ito-
by & Dufiield's, below Mcclure House,
and see for themselves. Every style OF
clock, also watches, jewelry, spectaoles,
&c
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v G, G. G. F. F. S.
FOR SALE.

v,pu-CoNTAINING 12s ACRES OF
4 ND a portion Of which is cleared
- 1a1 1SG. good state Of cultivation y9G1 Nf
.T.ha tree. Of the best variety cssyrT
frnh AuI ,,iprn trees; also grape vines. Go0u
pas. anu Nd outsousss The land is rolling ing
,a'aIA .,esp; is well -atered, and never In al W
but NC IT go ~ GOOD water In tho yard. wil DC
ing ,sTy low aud terms easy: For P gSS Anu
terms snqhhs Real Estate Agent.
osss.u Caaplias street, between FiE ga anu
s...rI sKTSots.
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FOR SALE.

u,uv UNDERSIGNED CFFEKS tUE - % IL ,E
nc Lo, No. Al in GrAhsns addition 20 t 6oi Glcy
.. wheeling s'tuAt ion On the U Sood brcS and
And So -. on tho corner. containing eight
frame nU ,,S ,At.r and gas throughout and one
rooms ~, c,IIars in the city. There is in con
COED stable and carriage g nSgsG fr,0e
me puT I.S 40 rooms. fronting on Sixth street
1Sust y.ry desirable location. Parties WISH,
~ - ,nrsh sse will please call 1t ;. >. Bogus
nhSo'C,,i. ,hoo store, No. - Main street, ~
naH29f -
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COMMISSIONERS or DEEDs.-The Gov
ernor has made the following appoint
ments of Commissioners of Deeds for
this State. Alexander II. McGutfey,
ESQ, Ohio,-residence, Cincianati;
James Wade, j., Esq, Ohio,-residence,
Cleveland; Arthur w. Knapp, ESQ.,
Jew York,-residence, New York city
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Ey Go where yeu will, you will find
photographs with the imprint "Par-
tridge's Gallery" All who have COM
pared them with pictures made else
whero can testify to their superiority.
The Partridge Joint Stock Co., make al
the Old styles and introduce all the new
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The argument on
behalf of the complainants in the case
of William Nichols, Executor, &c, rS.
Isaac Colts, trustee, tails, was resumed
AT the opening Of the Court, and Occu-
pied the entire session.
Adjourned to meet at p. NJ. today.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-New ARRIVAL Of gift
uooSH ovid microscopic views last night
The variety Of vle"-, especially those
of tho Holy Land, are the finest In Tho
city. Tho above and much more at
Religious Book House, % Monroe street.
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ADMINISTRATIVE blowing of the ad-
veItisers is what makes the trade winds.
The heads of the merchants of Wheel.
ing are for the most part level. Let
them remember the advantages of lib
rral advertising.
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FOR RENT.

WIN OR wITHOUTTHE FURNITURE.
w ADweliUg House on Fourth street, oe.
tween Monroe ami Quincy streets Al p pr, senI
HxoI,ny Hnpse IN the Island, fronting on ONO
s,,s.t wish hall, four rooms and kitchen, with
FOOD Wei and Pump in the yard. POSSESSION
ian u the I,!aud House Immediately.
,,,iy,. SAMUEL MITCHELL.
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.yMrs. French leaves Wheeling some
time this week. Many Of our citizens
will feel sad on her departure. Her
rooms at Daily's City Hotel are Crowded
by those seeking her services.
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FOR RENT.

TWO ROOMS IN WASHINGTON ~, HAL III
bnilding. The one at present occupied Gy
P. Loecher; possession LIST April next; Inc
.,heT two doors a6Ov possession imme1'"'TiS
Also the Saloon occupied nS - tHn 81; ISi,
quire q = ~ -
...-n -