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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTIsFt m FNTs.

Midas Insurance Co. r. r. Miller, Agt.
Sewing and Knitting Machines e. @. Carroll.
World Reaper and Mower =. N. Thompson.
Agricultural Depot Brown & Co.
Sherif's Saie-J. W. BrownsberFer.
Agents wantcd-B -Brainard a Wetmore.
Wool Wanted--F. r Miller q Go.
Rents, and all other necessares Of life, we
are informed, are I" down to Toledo prices " in
Bowling Green.
The Statement as 10 the business and affairs
Of the Midas insurance Company, Of Cleveland
appears in this issue. ?. R. MILLER, Esq. has
the ag ency.
I'VE have experienced the warmest weather
for the past few days, that has visited this sec.
tion for many years, during the month Of May
and Capt. CnAMPNEY is doing a driving bust
ness with his soda fountain.
AT recent meeting OF the Auditors oi
the counties on the line Of the Lake Shore Rail-
road, at Cleveland, the total valuation was in
creased 10 per cent. over last year, increasing
the valuation on that portion running through
Wood county Sl6 $50, makiag a total taxable
valuation Of property in the county of sls3 ,2ds
On Monday, while EARL W. MsRRY was
untying bis horse tn return home from Grassy
Creek, gust Of wind blew a newspaper in
front Of the horse, which took fright and started
for Perrysburg at a rapid speed. 1t reached
home, distance Of about Ave miles, uniniured
but left the buggy a wreck on the road.
The City Council Of Toledo passed an or
dinance on Monday evening. which, II enforced
will break up the "Can-Can" and "Free-and-
Easy" performances in that city. The ordi-
nance compels those giving concerts in connec-
lion with saloons, to pay license Of $3.50 for
each entertainment. That is what we call
wholesome legislation for that city.
Everything has its use, ,'said philosophic-
al professor to his clsss.--"of what use is a
druukard's : fiery red nose ?"asked one Of his pu-
pills. ats a lighthouse" answered tie profes-
sor. 'to warn us of the little water that passeth
underneath il and reminds us of the shoals ol
appetite, on which we might otherwise be
yre cked"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

VIM. UHUUhI Jr, " M.
R.J. OLrN0ER, Secretary.
ReFrysburg Lodge No. 17es y -. G. II.
Stated Meetings every Tuesday Evening.
JAS. TIMMONS, W. c. T.
T. b. OBLING gR, W. II. $.
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Noticei Nctfcei Noticel Noticet

All persons knowine themselves indebted n
me, will please call and settle At once, as hsvs
made change in my business and wish 10 eloss
up all old accounts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

who Drinks The SiOpsf-rhe internal
revenue reports show that IN Cincinnati $4,000
bar rels. OF saloon washings, valued at two do
lars per barrel are re-dstlled annually, yielding
an average Of two and half gal MS pr barrel
OF spirits recovered theiefrum. These washing
consist OF slnPs that accumulate in the drinking
salnons. The sllps accumulated fromthe high
er class ~ saloons command a better price
0w ng to the faet that gentlemen are not exp Ct d
20 draiu their glasses.
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LAKE SHORE 4 NJ. S. R.R.

LAKE, SHORE & NJ. S. r. r.
& . EEAa So
4sNandaftsr sanaay. Noy li!h. 1859 pss serr.g
ExeErrkpl, asf'l ows irievelaud iiRsli
CLEvELAND Sc 'r0LER0 ia ISION.
leave TOiedOs
40 ~ W. Al anlie ExpssssEast,.dAily,
e.i5 A. M. oay ExPrets. viii step a. ri
more, Fremort Clyde, Bellevue, AonioUiIss
arrives az Cleveland AZ ii.Dt n.
t0.3o cgneinnats KspT,ss VIII .tsP q All siA
uons, arrives at Clsveinnh utt.@P. ~.
$40 q, M. special n. Y. RSprcsa. win stop
At Enere, Fremont, clyde, Bellevue. mrnro'Fiits,.
Norwaik, ohesliu, Eiyria, and Btres. ayriyrs At
Cleveland at s.s0 T, d. Sleeping cars to tu'ai~'
Trains Arrive
"a 4 NJ, II {o.. T,45 and lio5 p. NJ.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN DIVISION.
MAIN LsND.
ZOO u. VI. Special Chicago Exprosh
sos r. VI. Nigh. Express TO, chioaao, with,
Sleeping Car.
1880 A. W. Mail
AER LINE.
1910 A. "a. Paeiae Express.
1880 n. I. Mail,
DIFROEr.
6.OOA W 4.fO y. m.. $40 r. m sAS
lS.3O M
JACKSON.
100 p. M. aud sos r. w.
KALAlEAZOO.
| sos p VI. Express and Accomm saatioR.
100 A.. M. cleveland ESpress.
! TRAINS ARRIvEs
/ Main Liae. 4:40 y. NJ, a:k0P NJ and 6:3b A. n.
! Air Line $3.50 A NJ. 5;C5 v. NJ.
1 Detroit e;I0 NJ. S;50 z n. bsOO p n, ana
no s5 NJ.
4 JACKSON, 4;iO A. ~ and 0:se A, n.
Grand Rapids, G;35 ~. 4;A0 7. M.
CHAS. r. HATCH, 0ssI suUl.
CieVelahd oIfe
HIM wRIsET, su9t Air LlAs Dtytslon, n SiSi..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Receiver,s Solo.
Administrators Sale.
John Louy. Administrator Of the
estate OF Michael Nicholson, In Wood
vs. Co, Probate

estate Of Michael NlcnOlSonJ IN WOOD
VS.. Co. Prubate
AKA Nicholson ct al. Court.
By vlrtue Of an order Of sale issued in the
above cause by the Probate Court Of Wood
county, 0Aio. and N m, directed and delivered ,
rs Administrator Of the estate Of Michael Mich
olson, late Of Wood cnuuty, now deceased, / will
offer for sale. at public vendue, on the premises,
On TUESDAY, May Gath, 1870,
Between the hours Of 10 A. H. and P. NJ, of
said day. the following lands and tenmcnts, to-
wit: The & sw x sec 20, town 6, north range
y east, so acres mnre or less. Also, the west a
OF the north y of the sc u same section, town
and range. l2I6 scres more or less. One e.third
down, balance in one and two..years with appro-
Vsd security. Appraised, the so acres at 81 $50
the IL y acres $3l4 20.
JOHN LoUY, Admr.
J. r. TYLER, his Atty. 1ds5
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Whole number OF applicants, e.
Certificates granted as follows; First Class
% months O.; Second Glass, Is months 5
Third Class. IL months 2l Fourth Glass, q
months IL; Total-37,
Nos. ls, 10. "a, SO, 81, 3s and 40 failed.
The Board adjourned TO meet at FreePOrt
Tuesday, MAY IL, 1870.
y. A. AVERY, Clerk efAs Board.
wEsroS, May slh, 1870.
From an oversight the above report failed tc
reach tue public last wesk.l
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
One nundred and seven.-Under N

One Hundred and SeVen.-U Under this
head the Biads of Saturday makes the following
mention of that euterprising hrm TaoESER 4
GKAFT. Tolein:
The fiscal year has Just closed al the popular
Dry Goods establishment of Messrs. THoRKER A
GRAFF. IOI Snmmit street, AMI its record
shows that the year was one OF tho inTst prus-
porous in the History of the retail trade in this
city. The business Of tho house has steadily in
creased since the organization Of the firn, until
nOw Il il m'ire than double in amount that Of a
year ago. This rapidly growing trade has do
manded increased facilities and nearly one-hal.
has been added 10 the capacity Of the sales -ruon
and yet the firm experience no little difficulty ia
meeting the growing wants OF their business
Mr.. A. Oran has removed 10 this city and with
n. Thorner gives personal attention To the homs
trade Mr. l., Grafremains In New York and is
the purchaser for the hnus,, sssistsd hy Mr.. A..
N, GRAFT who will visit New York monthIy t0 in
spect styles AMI advise relative u purchases
This will enlbe the firm IN take due advantage
OF fluctuations IN eastern markets. which will
inure 10 the benefit OF the patrons Of l07.
No better indi :atian Of the healthfuluess aud
growth 0f the trade Of the city could be desired
than is afforded by the record Of Tharnrr &
GRABS house during the past year. Steadily in
ereasing, the firm 10 ind il necessary to carry
a much larger stock than at any line during the
past year, and that now on their shelves can
hardly be exeeiled in quantity or value BY that
OF any retail establishment west ot New york.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

FreIghts Forwardrd.-The following
figures, furnished by s. J. POWELL, Agent,
sh'w the increase of shipments aud earnings Of
this Station for the month Of April 1870,
over the corresponding mouth Of 1869:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

~ o to the JOURNAL Office to get Job Print
VI ing Of everv description. Meme but frat
! class work allowed IN 20 cut Of the Office.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

Buy enc Of those Patent valve Cain Pumps,
il you want good one. For sale by
CAPT NJ BROWN & CO.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
SEND FOR
THE BRIGHT SIDE.

IL is a papar Of sixteen illustrated anarta
pages, published monthly at SO cents . year, i,
''tor all children" The verv best writer's. Large
premiums for cinbs. FOUR MONTHS FkEE
% those WIN order fore July / 1870. Send
fur II, an snv where You saw this advertise
ment. Specimen copy FREE
JOHN B. ALDEN & CO., Publishers.
Chicago, III.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

The Good TemplaTs' ExcurSion.-
Notwithstanding the unpropitious weather for
some days previous and mp to within two hours
Of starting, some thirty couples participated en-
the occasion of the Good Teinplars' excursion
last Thursday evening. The clouds all disap-
peared early ia the evening, and "by the light
oi the sweet silver moon" the party "Hoated
down the river some fourteen miles, when it
was decided to return and take an hours view
of Toledo BY moonlight. For those who en-
joyed dancing, the Mapmee String Band fur
nshed good music during the round trip. Al
though the air was fresh an damp. all who
participated report pleasant time.
Sewing Machine Agency We take
muck pleasure in calling attention to EDwARD
CAREoLL's Sewing and Knitting Machine ad-
vertisement, in this issue Of our paper.
The Grover 4 Baker Machines have a word
wide reputa;iop. and for family use cannot be
surpassed. The Knitting Machine has an nm
equaled reputation for good and reliable work.
With the agency of such machines as pro-
claim their own merit, and possessing a charac-
ter for proGity and business prnmptiiude, which
has been long and well established among the
citizens of Perrysburg and Of Wood county, we
can earnestly commend Mr.. CARROLL to the
generous patronage Of all who need machine.
or desire work performed. He will be found in
his otfce at all times during business hours.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
TOLEDO ADVERTrslMENTs
ApERMAYENT INSTITUTION.

The IN dersigned havs
lag had n yvcmty six
years experience asa
PRAcrIcIre PHysfclAE
in the Maumee valley
callssttention ofthose
Interested 10 the fac3
. that he has csta blished
suite ofroonis In Ny.
! ers'Bloek, on Monroe
street, a regular Dis,
pensatory for the treat
ment and permanent
, cureofailknown Pris
vato Diseases .,
whether Of recent orI.
gin or ofiong stan dina
In MALE or FEMALE.
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warning to The Intemperate.-Cn,nLrl

W"ThinS 10 the eihtemperates-tH Tn 'RLKs
LANE tells lis sad experience, As 4 warning to
young men, in the following linSusgs:
The waters have gone over the: Bnt out of
the black depths, could be heard, ! would cry
out TO all those who have yet foot in the peril
Gus hoOd. Could the youth, 10 whom the tiav or
nf the first cup is delicious, l0ak into my deso-
Iation AMI be made to understand what dfoAry
thing II is to see his destruction, aud have no
power To stop ii to see all godliness emp,icI
out Of him, aud yet not be able to forget \ time
when he was otherwise could he only see my
fevercd eye, fcverish with last nights drinking
aud fegerishly louking for tn-night's repetition
Of the folly I; could he but feel the body OF the
death tn which | cry hourly with feebler Outcry
TO BE- deliveFed,t were enough to make him da 81
the sparkling beverage to the earth, in all tie
pride Of its mantling temptaliuu.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

Hitchcock Il Son.-By an oversight
portion Of the new Advertisement OF ". J.
HrrcHcocE x SoS, which appeared in our last
issue. was left out. It appears = corrected
form this week, TO which We invite the attention
Of our readers. Mr.. HIrcHcocK has had SONS
thirty six years experience in the selection and
purchase Of goods, and as he buys exclusively
for cash, their store will be found the place to
get bargains. A large stock of ready made
clothing is cxpseted to arrive to-day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

"Tramping Jour. Printers - WhNt
becomes OF Themi'' - From the follow
ing letter, in rhyme, sent TO "chum" " In To-
lsdo, and published In Wednesdays oSmmsreiai,
Il will be seen that we have had one in our
midst quite recently;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10
BY TELEGRAPH
nrDs,aHr DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.

WlssISGros, February 9-The Sen.
ate Judiciary Committee, to day, heard
fifteen Georgians, who are here as DEL
egstion. from the Conservatives, who
took grounds that the present Legisla-
ture is illegally constituted ewing to the
admission Of the minority candidates,
aud argued 10 favor Of the organization
OF that body.
Governor Bullock and others, on the
Republican side, spoke briefly in oppo-
sitiou.
Senators Carpenter, Eimunds and
Coukliu reminded them that at former
hearing Governor Bullock said the ex-
pulsion Of the negroes and the seating of
the minority candidates, was sheer usur-
patton.
The Committee, on Saturday, will give
Gov Bullock an opportunity 10 explain
his contradictory position.
Ageueral order from the War Depart
ment provides that no coal oil shall here
after be used for Illuminating military
posts. Lard oil is to be substituted gen.
orally in lie place.
The House Committee on Military
Affairs was to-day engaged 10 the inves-
tigation Of the alleged sale Of cadstships.
Only one witness was examined, and be
positively testified that member Of the
House, during the last Congress, sold q
naval appointment for $500; the youth,
however, did not pass the examination,
and the parent lost bis money.
The President day sent in the follow
ing nomination: Jesse B. Grant, post
master, at Covington, Kentucky.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10
FOREIGN.

PARIS, February 9.-The disorders
broke out again at Belleville and Rue du
Faubourg du Temple at midnight. SIEVE
raj additional barbados have been
erected in narrow streets. Troops are
still in the neighborhood of the scene,
but up to this hour have not fired on the
rioters. The police are active. There
are rumors Of killed and wounded iu
Boulevard Montmstre. The police have
made several charges on the position OF
the rioters there. This point is fully a
mile and half distant from the scene OF
disturbances yesterday. Many addi-
tional arrests have been made. Gustave
FIourens, leader of the disturbances, is
still at large, though the authorities ere
making every effortto arrest him.
The morning journals have the follow
ing details of the disturbances of last
night:
There had been much excitement
among the people during the day, which
eliminated about midnight in new out
breaks. They were not confined to one
locality, nor were they on the scene of
those yesterday, at La Vellette Belleville,
but nearer the center of the city, and
only few squares from the Palace
Royal. New and stronger barricades
we're thrown up and tenaciOusly defended.
The police attacked several Of these, but
were quickly driven of. Military forces
were then brought into requisition, and,
as on the Cay previous, they carried ell
the barbados without firing on the
crowds.
There seems to be some hesitation on
the part of both troops and rioters to re-
sort to force. Strong attachments Of
police have been placed on the boule-
wards with orders to forcibly dispense all
crowds. Hundreds of rioters have been
arrested. Several were wounded, mainly
in conflicts with the police, and it is re-
ported that some were killed.
The Adrseillaise did not appear to-
day. All of its editors ara under arrest
for aiding the riot. Oae of the editors
of TIE Rappel was also arrested for the
same offense. The Ministers remained
at the headquarters of the police all
night. The city is now tranquil.
PARIS. February 9, p.m.-The police
and military authorities have the rioters
under control, and the city is quiet.
LONDON, February 9.-The ultramon-
taines are exceedingly bitter against DR..
Dolberger for his letter against the proc
lsmation Of the dogma Of infallibility.
They everywhere denounce him, and in
some quarters he is described as Anti
Christ"
A dispatch from Paris confirms the
statement OF the arrest OF all the editors
of La Aarseillaise, and says the printers
refuse to put the paper to press.
The Times says it considers the symp.
toms manifested at the opening of Par
lament last night contain no threatening
elements.
DUBLIN, February "a Fenian de.
monstration took place q. Mayo yester-
day. One hundred men attempted to
rescue some prisoners, but the priests
successfully exhorted the mob to pre-.
serve peace This, however, is not def >
nitely settled.
ST.. PETERSBURG, February 9-The
Chinese ambassadors have arrived here
and entered upon negotiations for. q
treaty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10
NEW ORLEANS.

Nav ORLEAss, February s.-The
registration bill passed the Senate
yeas Is, nsys II.
The impeachment trial Of WicliHe,
Auditor, commences tomorrow.
This mornings Bulletin contains q
statement Of Judge Cooley, charging
State Treasurer Dafuclei with defraud-
ing the creditors Of the State By die.
counting their warrants and Issuing the
funds of the State therefor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10

A Sodus correspondent Of the Lyons
Republican says: The male portion
Of the community ct Sodus PolRt has
gone stark mad on the subject Of ice
boating. The speed with which these
boats skim over the ice is almost iucredi-
bic. Whea the wind is fair, one mile per
minute is nothing extraordinary; and
some ice-boaters confidently assert that
they make their mile in forty seconds.
When the ice is smooth and sound sbe
sport is attended with little or no danger.
But it sometimes happens that there are
cracks and sir-holes, and to run into one
Of these is not 90 agreeable"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10

General Taylor, near the beginning Of
bis message to the Thiriy.6rst Congress,
December, l849, said: We are at peace
with all the world, and seek to maintain
cur cherished relations Of smity Nth the
rest O. mankind" A ioriter for Apple.
toms Journal
Well, what Of It? BE made no mis-.
take The fault is in yourself. You do
not see that the phrase "all the world :"
and the phrase "the rest Of mankind :"
mean exactly the same thing. Let Us
try IL:
ave are at peace with the rest Of man
kind, and seek TO maintain our cherished
relations Of smity with all the world"
Well, that's right. Try again:
1--WE are at peace with ell the world,
and seek to mhiotaiD our cherished rela-
tons Of smity with ell the world"
That, too, is right Try once more:
1--WE are at peace with the rest of man
kind, and seek to maintain our cherished
relations Of amiiy with the rest of man
kind"
These examples prO1e that the sen.
tence, though ioelegant, was not incor-
rect as it was written BY Gen. Taylor
Richmond Dispatch
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10
NAsHYILLE.

NAsnyrLLr, February 3 - Revenue
Collector Peabody has seized 100000 CT
uars 10 the hands of Campbell 4 Spire,
Of this city, for alleged violation Of the
revenue law.
W. W. Ingersoll, claim sgeai, has been
arrested for retaining bounty money OF q
colored soldier named Mullens.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10
VIRGINIA.

RionxosD. February s-Governor
Walker to day sent in supplementary
message to the Legislature, relating
chiefly to the routine Of State matters,
and referring to the difficulty of finding
Judge not disqualified by the Four
teenth Amendment. He recommends
that Congress be petitioned for general
removal Of disabilities, and the estab-
lishment of an asylum fer insane me-
rroaa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10
TO DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS
To the Capital stock of the shelby
County Agricultural Society.

THE attention Of delinquent subscribers Of
Il stock to the Shelby County Agricultural.
Mechanical and Horticultural Society 70 hereby
called 70 the following order. passed By the
Board Of Directors At their last regular meeting,
on February s, 1870, viz:
That the President be authorised 10 place
into the hands Of a competent attorney. for
collection. all claims for balances due on sub
scripdons OF stock 70 said company, after giving
notice. In the daily papers. for one week, that
said course will be pursued"
The Board arc determined that GOOD faith
shall be kept with the creditors CT the CON.
pany: and, 70 avoid the alternative Of bringing
suit. Il is hoped that all delinQuenu will
promptly respond. within one week, By calling
At the Ofice Of the Secretary, Ne. "a Court
Building, and settling their liabilities. After
that time, these claims will be placid In the
hands Of an attorney for collection.
p. S.-Fron and after this date thess claims
will be found In the hands Of Messrs. Mare
& Tre1evan.. attorneys ~ Law, No 20 Madison
street, where the parties are requested 70 call
iH.iEi LEON TRoUsDALE. sssS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10

the testimony before the Coroner was
that Klein came home drunk, when his
wife asked him for money to buy bread
with for supper, when he became en-
ragged and took a pot Of boiling coffee
and poured il on the face and bosom OF
the cbil3 II lived twelve hours.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10
CINCINNATI.

CIScIsEATI. February s.-Valsntine
Klein was arrested on the charge Of muir
eripg bis own child. seven nOOIhs old
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10

The Peabody property 10 England.
seized BY the Crown, was part Of bis gift
to the poor Of London, and has been re-
leased TO the fund IN question.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10
Attractive Residence For Sale.


rT,HE undersigned are authorized to offer at
Il private sale very desirable house and lot
at Oak Lawn (formerly Bantyn station, five
miles from Memphis. on Memphis and Charles
ton railroad. The lot contains six acres. we'll
inclosed, half cleared and half in original
growth of eak and elm; beautifully located.
and sloping in every direction from the build
ing site. The dwelling house contains two
large and two small rooms. constructed 20 as
to admit Of enlargement at small outlay. There
are. besides, a kitchen. servants room, lock
room, COW house and wood shed.
Within the last two years ten or fifteen per
sons, engaged in professional and mercantile
pursuits in Memphis, have built in this local.
ity. The facilities which the railroad offers
are now such as to make this psint more con-
venient for the residence Of business men than
the immediate suburbs Of tho city. There is
not more refined society 70 be found within
or without the city--the locality is healthy and
picturesque churches and schools are conve-
nient. No neighhorhood around Memphis
can pretend to offer such advantages, and the
lands adjacent are. in consequence. rapidly
~ MARYE & TRKZEvANT..
Cit No. 20 Madison street.