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the ninth century embraced Judaism The fact mat
their Ralbis cal Ell Chag Ia. an app .llat On by
which the chiefs Of the Ayar5 was de i,nLei. rem
ders this supposlton more nam probab 0. The pco-
pie OF Roman descent. elihcr from preference lor
agricultural pursuits, or from contempt i0r mrr-
camille occupation have permitted me com iler;e
and trade OF the country 10 fall into the hands OF the
Greeks or Jews These two races have TO q great
degree mono pollzed the traiilc Of the Dr,vnces.
rivalry between them IN usurlous tran actions. re-
sultel In the Danisn nent FOR time Of the jews
from Wallachla. Permitted 10 return, they. with
their mr. 0ltie rivals. soon occupied towards
the Roumain. race, the same position whlcn the
middlemen Of Ireland did towards the Inhabitants
OF that is.and All business transactions were car
RED on through them. They became the bankers,
brokers, money lenders traders. hucksers 0r pro-
ance liquors ana cltte OF she couty Tne nSoes
them collectors OF their rents aud supervisors OF
their estates. Their thrift and economy enabled
tastes and extravaganza Of the Boyars necessitated
the later to borrow from them. Hence IL Is that
large portions OF the lands OF the provinces have
been nv pothecated ior loans made by the Israetej
From this state or thin9s resus secret natred 10
their race not on account OF their religion, but on
account OF their being the creditors ana not debtors
OF the ROumaln people.
The Israelites have never been persecutel to any
extent Ia the prnci pail les. True 1t IL that In the
fifteenth century their ssnag0gues were destroyed,
but they were sub scquently permitted to rebuild
them, and they now enjoy equal federation Win all
Strange to say that the people of Roumania were
less tolerant TO the Moammedan subjects OF the sui
tan than they were 10 the Jews. The treaty made
between Vad ", Prince OF wdllachia, and the sui
ian. MahOmmed H. declared that no mosque should
be erected IN that province treaty concluded
also between the Modav.ans ami Turks In 1922 con-
tains similar stipulation.
BY these treaties two victorious Sutans forced the
provinces 10 acknowledge the suzerainty or the
Porte, put deprived their Mussuiman subjects OF
privileges which they conceded to Christians In the
Ottoman empire.
Seldom n IS such abnegation OF power been eXhb
tied by Christian governments. Let US not forget
theh, while descantlng upon the Intolerance OF
M0nammedans, In religious and political matters
that on more tial one occasion both lsraeites and
Christians have found an asylum in Turkey denied
them by governments processing the Christian fath
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JgE aAsS-xsSNG CASE II mssyl ssD.
n unpki,ix Down the Price Of the luxury

In the Superior Court yesterday the motion for
new trial IN the case of I. Newton SeiberL and wife
vs.. John Lesson, In which the jury returned
dict Of 81 900 damages against defendant for kissing
the hand OF Mrs. Selhert, &C., was argued by Mr..
Hem ghausen Tor the defendant and Judge Mason
and Mr. Rowland az linst the motion. The Court
declined TO bsar further argument by Mr.. McLaugli-
lin In favor OF the motion. in deciding upon the
mot. on Judge Dobbin said no could entertain a
doubt that the verdict was lar beyond any reason
able amount Of damages the plaintiffs wife had
tanned allowing the jury the most liberal dis
cretion in finding viudctive damages. He could see
no good why the defendant In this case,
be held up before the public as an example. The
proper liberties The slightest approach thereto,
defendant ever had on any previous occasion
PENDANT was the landlord and was in
the habit or visiting his houses and working about
them - carpenter, and had the right to so there
20 collect his rent. This case could not be compared
To where lady mas been followed and tracked
from place to place for months or yearssuch a. the
case OF Mcfarland and similar cases preceding II.
He had the power TO set aside the verdict or To
modify IL. He thought this was "a case which called
upon him 70 exercise that power, and he would
therefore Set aside the verdict, unless the plaintiffs
would reinqulsn S1,500 OF the amount, thereby rcr
ducing the verdict 70 $500. This he thought, was a.
very exorbitant sum for the offence committed
more than he would expect the jury 10 have allowed.
The plaintiffs allowed a few da9s TO accept the
condIons- Baltimore sun, .ts,ae 80.
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TN: GENERAL tPls.0pAlIaS TaGGi ecclL SEMINARY.

1t is announced that the negotiations pending be"
tween Mr.. Andrew Wilson, Jr., ond this excellent
Institution were finally closed Oh Thursday. Mr..
wilson donates ffty-fve acres of the beautiful land
OF Grand Park, and the Seminary, IN accepting,
agree to commence their extensive improvements
without delay.
Among the Church dignitaries present on that
occasion was The Rev. Bishop Wllmar, OF New Or
leans, who becomes the guest of Mr.. Wilson, and
Will remain at the Park uutil ter the celebration
on Monday. He and other Episcopal ChnrchmeD
interested in the great enterprise will examine Their
new possessions and assist, no dobr, in the cele
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markably beautiful rich and in goo tste, ana the
principle upon which she was buiit me cam oria Ia q
most perfect triumph ana no one need doubt that
s + s nes N Great Britain AL Of
IN ballastng sparring ana can asing, have been
tested 0y Mr. Ashb9r,, who VITA spirit that does
credit 10 the most fascinating o al pastimes, has
done much to develop va hting among his own
countrymen to It's present nIgh ,atus.
The Cambria has tweDty-one tons OF ballast
smelted and run into her t.mDers. and she has also
four tons OF lead bolted to her Keel Under 50 she
spreads vast area OF canvas. ana works IN tho
wind with the ease and facility Of weather vane-
10 ID by her qualities OF be ng snarl and quick IN
stays, or being close 20 the wlnd or making good
~ one Of sn the s' rstess sce S.n '1I in the
word. BY the the winL--that Is. clOse-hauled-
sne mas gantopsals bent TO the ordinary spars; but
III sailing Tree she has much longer lighter and moro
flexible yards al0 and the sai OF lighter canvas OF
course, clubs out considerable dist tnce Her bow
and ying jlbb0Om Is all in stick rigs In and out
III The option OF the sailing err OF course 1t Is
ugy IN appearance, but the nautical advantages
ella med for 1t are many ana dou ties. well founded
Tie Gambia has had a brilliant aad eventful his.
tory. She has been the victor III many contests ana
ner bold and gallant owner and commander has
sailed her In most all thu seas thai European
shores and has but recently esr led from his cruise
June 1868, when she In first with The Egerta
and Fear de Lis rs competitors; but In this contest
time allowance. she also figured with evidences OF
the finest qualities on the 18th OF June. 1866; the
3oth Of june 1868; on the 6.h VI August 1868, and
On the 1lth OF August 1868.
On the 25th OF August she beat the sappho and In
the same race three fast English yachCs-the Aine,
Oimara and Condor.
Afei these victor es alterations were made In the
Cambria TO make her more selwOrthy. She was
padded forward, her ma,ts wers DJrel and the
W light Of her keel was diminished. Besides, on the
OCCASIONS named, the Cambria mas won GOLDEN
laures, especially upon beaing TO windward In
tlal u tns quality with al En2d II cutter (cOrro-
spending to our American sOop, IN which she was
again the victor. THIS IS her forte. DUNG the
present season the Cambria has been given moro
ballast, her bulwarks have zen raised forward ana
her scnppers have been much enlarged. she AZ now.
according to dispatches, in ncr best trim ald she
VIII ha, G every American AMI English eJe bearing
upon her during the season Of 1870.
THE DAUNTLESs.
The schooner Dauntless Mr. J. G. Bennett, Jr., ID
OF 28S tons, New York Yacht Club measure
men has in s4uare fest OF 1850 feet aud Is
allowed q crew Of thirty seven men. she has Ueen
distinguished for her ia I'll pas age across the At
lantlc, and as being fast, e:esant ana weatheriy
schooner.
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CLASS u,Y AT WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.
HARTFoRp, Conn, July

uAhItOkD, OOnIl., July i, 1871.
Yesterday was Class Day at Wesleyan University,
Mlddleown. A. s. Roe delivered the salutatory ad-
dress. There were various humorous exercises and
an address TO the College by A. j. Palmer, to which
President Cummings responded, Last evening there
was an Grafton by Mr.. u. Baker, the Glass history
was given, songs were sung and at midnight the
'ivy" was planted and the "goodDy" songs were
sung
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VIRGINIA CroPs.-We heard a gentleman give q
glowing account OF the crops between Daavlc ana
titsylvdnla Court u0use--rn crop OF one place IN
e,cr saw, splendid wheat corn waist high AMI tue
topacco growing of b5autliuly. -Dant@'e faA
TtigsS, JtoI9 %.
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THE NEW SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW JERSEY
The Sussex Herald says that Judge Kelsey, the re-
Gently appointed Secretary OF State, left Newton Tor
Trenton on Wednesday OF this week. ana will take
formal possession OF the ofce OF Secretary OF Sta,e
on Friday. We understand that lie Will not maze
his residcnce in Trenton at present. No ciuzen viii
be more missed In Newton than the Judge, as MS
vOtce ana aclOn on all questions affecting the cls
racter Of the town and cnnptv invariably on the
right side.
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and in external appearance bears resemblance 70
the slime aud stab iity o a tu i'rd steamer. It
Gin hardly be sa that the Cambria as er ceful
aud Charming her pose upon The water an tho ma
Jori Of Amer eau scoonerH aud this ~ giuply be-
ciuss the English are willing TO sac lice any hing
To &c ure the full emb0d ment Oh Their ideas as =.
speed. Her dimensions ars:--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFING. =
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he is
prepared at any time toput on roofs, eth
or large or small, at the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for a term
Of years. He has now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outlived q half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for his work
Is increasing from year to year. Ic put
on during the past year 1900 squares Of
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect. Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
brick-yard, head Of Lindsey street. All
orders will 10 attended to promptly.
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vcyor o!Roads III District No. Z,
S?9.0O; also, on bill Of William ClOhGn,
Justice NJ Webster township, $3.50; also,
on bill of j. W. Schultz, Justice Of Richie
township, $37.25, recommending their
payment
The report was received and filed. 1t
The following order was passed! n lr
Oderal, That the Agent Of the poor be
required to submit monthly report 10 the
Clerk of tho Board Of Supervisors Of all
bills contracted by him each month.
The Committee on Poor reported adj
ycrsely ON the bill Of Augustus Himebcr-
ger.
On motion, the report was adopted.
The following was passed:
Ordered, That the Clerk Of the Board
be, and lie is hereby directed to issue an
order, in favor Of Brady & Armstrong, on
the Treasurer for the amount Of $500,
and TINT he make the proper certificate TO
tho Auditor Of State rs to the amount to
be paid by tho State.
The Committee on Poor made n report
on the bill Of Z. II. Burt, late Superin-
tendent Of the Poor House, which was
received and fled
The following was offered: ReSOIreLl,
That the sum OF $12,50O be appropriated
to dcfray part of the expense in the con.
struction of bridge across Wheeling
creek, from Union to Centre township, at
Market street. and W. W. Miller and Geo.
Roberts be and they arc hereby appointed
committee on the part Of the county 10
net in conjunction with a committee on
the part Of the city Of Wheeling. in the
expenditure OF said sum in the ConstruC-
ttOn Of the said bridge,-tlIe said sum Is
10 be paid upon orders payable to the
order Of the committee above named, in
instruments of 81 900, whenever the city
OF Wheeling shall have expended the like
sum Of $1,000 in tho erection Of said
bridge, until the SNid sum of $4,000 Is
exhausted.
On motion, the resolution WIS adopted.
On motion OF bir. Harrison. the Prcsi.
dent Of the Board was authorized to draw
orders on the Poor Contingent Fund
whenever necessary.
On motion, tho Board adjourned.
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PERBLE 6PEcrAcLEs.-Oxtoby & Duf,
field, 1O4 Markctstrcet, a few doors below
Mcclure House, have just everything in
the way of spectacles, including an as.
sortment Of the best Pebbles ever brought
to Wheeling. For years they have made,
n specsilty ofspecaclcs, and never have
they failed to give satisfaction. None
need now suffer with weak and feeble
cyc.sight. Call ondsec spectacles, watch.
cs, jcwelry, clocks, SC.
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INCREAsED TAxEs-ThG Board Of Su-
pcrvisors fixed the rate Of Taxation, yes
terday, for county purposes, at ninety cents
OIL the hundred dollars valuation. Last
year the rate was forty cents. This is an
increase of one hundred and twenty-five
per cent as compared with the year 1860.
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MAN DRowNED.-Thc following letter
was handed us last evening, for publiCa'
ton:
About three hundred yards below
WGllsbuFg landing, at just about ii
O'clock last night, we lost young man
overheard. The Captain was 1t tho
wheel and was the first ono that heard
his cries, lie Immediately rang the stop.
ping bell and commenced backing the
boat while the yawl was being lowered
After the yNwl WIS launched the mate
and another man started after him, but he
could not be found. Everything WINS done
that could he under the circumstances, II
being night and dark. The following Is n
description of tho unfortunate young man:
Five feet seven or eight inches high, slcn.
der form, md light complexion. There
was picked on his right arm the likeness
ola woman with the letters ~. W. s."
underneath. ThCdrowncd man had on a
hickory shirt, brown pants with stripes
up TIC legs, suspenders, boots open on in,
stcp. His name is John w. Stools, and
he hailed from GAINESVILLE, Ohio. lntor'
nation Of the recovery Of his body sent to
his father, David Stools, at GAINESVILLE, Q.
or steamer Julio, will be most thankfully
Steamer Julia No, 9, dug, Sd.
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Police C0URT.-Thc following caScs
were disposed Of in this court, yesterday
morning: Mag Jones, prostitution, ten
dollars and costs;-scnt to Jail; Peter
Seller, same charge, five dollars and costs,
sent to Jail; Michael McCluskcy, u.s.
SAUL, dismissed at compliments costs;
John J. Robinson, assault and battery,
continued until this morning.
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THE MARTGNsvILLE FURNACE.-Th
concern has been thoroughly overhauled
and reconstructed during the last few
weeks. Some important changes i'll the
Fnodus operandi have been made. Among
others, the Company have substituted
what is known us the bell and hopper OF
closed top improvement, for the old ar
rangcmcnt ut the trundlc head, an ltera'
ton that has worked wonders at othol
places in the wNyOf decreasing the cost d
production, and TINT we hope will prove
Il great hit at Martinsville. Another i'm
provcment llus been effected in the Hot
Blast department whereby the gas is con
sumcd to greater advantage than hereto
fore, and the heat Of tho blast corresponds
ingly increased, that we regard as MI i'm
pOrlunl alteration for the llctter. And
likewise there has been q REIMBURSEMENT
OF the twcers, which have been raised
several inches and the diameter OF the
MOBILES decreased, that promises more eff
cheney TINT heretofore. And lastly, the neck
or escape arrangement, for the melted iron
has been materially shortened, perhaps
onc.half, and thus onc.half the time o.
making "a tap will be saved. gl d
Altogether, these improvements have
been of very radical character, and We
do not see how they can fail to meet the
expectations Of the company in the way
of increasing the per cent of product very
materially. The late yield wNs about a
hundred TINS per week: II things work
us expected under the new arrangements
It is not too much to expect II hundred and
fifty tons This, allowing no increase in
the force ut the establishment, will, rs any
one can SEE, very decidedly reduce the cost
OF ION Of iron. ... .......
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CoLoRED VorERs REGISTERED ~ CLAY
Towxsnlr.-Wc are informed by the
Registrar in Clay township that the names
Of twenty seven colorel voters have been
entered OH his hooks. About thirty have
been registered in Madison township.
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TnE Purcst and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL in thG
world, manufactured from fresh healthy lIvsrs
upon the sea shore. TtISpcrfccly pure and sweet
Ask for ''IIazArd s Caswell's Cod Liver on
manufactured by
- CASwELL, HAZARD d CO.,
New York
-. 80 mAy25- Tt. Frd&w
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CoSsrAnLEs ELECrED.-The Board Of
Supervisors, yesterday, filled tho vacan-
cies existing in the Office of Constable in.
Madison and Clay townships. In the
former, Noah Price and William Scrog-
gins were elected in the latter, Charles
Exley, at present member of the police
Enrcn
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HELD FOR TRIAI4-NIichael Mathney
was arrested and brought before Judge
Johnston, yesterday, charged with wiIlfhl
trcsspass on the property OF john Clator.
The testimony fully sustained the charge
and NIathncy was required to give bail in
the sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars
for his appearance at the next term Of tho
Circuit Court.
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STEAMBOAT SuNK.-Wc see by the
Moundsvillc National that tho steamer
Michigan, which has been laid up ut TINT
place for some time, sunk last Monday.
She was owned by Mcssrs, Lockwood &
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DEAD.-Joseph G. Manner, formerly a
resident OF this city, and member of
Capt. Carlin's battery during the war, died
at Uhrichsville, yesterday morning. His
remains viii be inferred at Cadiz, to.mor-
rnw ....
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WATER Pre- BURsTED.-YCsterday
the water main on Quincy, street, just
west OF Market, bursted. lt%ill bcmade
all right today, Or shOuldbe.
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TIN largest stock and latest styles of
Women's, Misses and Children's shoes in
the city can be found at Louis v. Blends,
1O7 Main street.
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Mr.. Miller made the motion that the
levy for the present year be fixed at nine
ty cents on the hundred dollars valuation.
Last year the rate was forty cents, and 1t
was stated that. the sum It realized was
found 10 be entirely inadequate to pay the
expenses Of the county; consequently the
Board has q large deficit about $2G, 0O0)
to prOvide'fo besides paying the current
demands on the Treasury. ,,tJ
Mr.. BotSf0rt made the motion that tile
Board levy $l2,500 for Market Street
Nj. Boring offered as an amendment 10
Mr.. Millcr's motion that the rate be fixed
at nincty.tive cents. paw
Tho vote on Bfr. Behring'S amendment
was takch by yeas and nays.
Those voting yea wercS A[cssrB, Boring,
BOtsford, Harrison, Roberts. aud Water
house.. H..
Those voting nay were, MessrS. Curtis,
Davis, Miller, Salisbury and ZOeckler-5.
So the amendment was lost.
The vote on Dir. ATiller's motion was
taken by yeas and nays:
Those voting yen were, McSsrs. Curtis,
Davis, Miller, Salisbury and ZoeCkler-5.
Those voting nay were, Messrs. Boring,
Botsford, Harrison, Roberts and Water.
house,.
So tho motion did not prevail.
On motion the Board took recess I'M
til II oClOckr. ". -'
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board rc.asscmbled at II O'Clock
present the sumo members rs ut the
morning session
Mr.. Botsford renewed his motion t.
levy $12,5OO tOrthC Market street bridge
Withdrawn.
Mr.. Boring made the motion that tho
levy bc fixed Mt 90 cents on the hundred
dollars valuation. t1u
Tho motion prevailed unanimously.
The Committee on Finance and Ac,
counts reported on bill Of costs in case d
Bailey, Woodward 4 Co. Is. Supervisor
Of Ohio county, amounting to $t0514
also, on bill Of Richard Garter, Sur
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If you have not seen tho Rembrandt"
photographs, call at tho Partridge Gal.
lcry. They are ne,U, interesting and beau
tiful. ID.
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PERsoNAI.-Hon. II. b. Hagans, Of
Cincinnati, reached the city lust evening,
en- route to the mountains.
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For SALE.

A UCTION SALE OF REAL ES-
n TATE AND COAL FIELDS ADJACENT
10 WUEELlNG.-By virtue Of the authority
vested In W by the will or Philip Kelly, de-
ceased, we will Offer for sale at Public Auction,
At tho front door OF the Court House OF OhlO
County, In tho City Of Wheeling, gu
Saturday, the 10th Day Of July, 1870,
And thereafter, from time to time, till the sale y
completed, commencing each day at ten O'Clock
ceased, situated adjoining and east OF Wheeling
Creek and tho City Of Wheeling. The land anu
extensive coal field underlying the same TO be
sold, will DO offered In PARCELS a9 shown upon inc
plat thereof made by James GllchrIst; Surveyor,
! copy Of which may bs seen in the Recorders
Ofics az This county, and at tho office Of Thos.
O'Brien, Real Estate Agent, Wheeling, W. Va,
but the whole will DO sold together, or several
parcels will DO sold together, as may DC IOanu
TERI1s Or sALE.-ouc.thIrd Of tho amount duo
by each purchaser to be paid In hand, and the
residue In three equal inStalments bearing inter.
est nom the day OF sale, and payable respectively
In one, two and three years rom tl4t cay r.
serving the right to each purchaser 10 pay itac
whole or any greater portion OF tho amount que.
The title 10 be retained until payment In null or
conveyance 10 be made on deferred payments be-
Ing secured by decd Of trust:
But purchasers Of the coal will tn addition t9
above conditions DO required 10 give approved
SEIIIng a. Trustees under said VIM, We under.
take to convey only such title as Is vested In us,
and a. By said will we have power TO convey, but
M believe the title to be ulIucstionable.
1899 r. v. WHELAN,
sAh- HENRY MOORE,
ALONZO LORING,
Trustees Of r. Reilly's Estate:
WHEELING. Juno 18th, 1910. junl6
The sale mentioned in tho above advertise
luCntiS adjourned until .D
Wednesday, the 18th Day Of August Next,
a, the place and at the hour mentioned in said
advertisement DO Psi Jyl4 10
july 14th, 1870.
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The largest stock of Fancy Colored
Shoes in the city, at Louis V. Blends, 1O7
9Tainstreet.
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Ghpq1telliqetree1.
FRIDAY, AUGUST s, 1870.
New Advertisements

NOW AUVUEtE9UIHVHS9'
Steamer Julia No. 2, fa as
Steamer Potomac.
For Sheriff.. II. Williams.
For Shcrilr-ThOmas j.. Blair.
Miami Medical College.
rips, Stogies, Fine Cigors--0liver Por'
ter & Co.
Trustees Sale. ..I.. .4a