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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09

CENTENARY FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-On Tuesday
evening last the ladies OF the Church of the Mes
siah opened a centenary fair and festival in the
church building on Locust street, below Broad. II
was not only handsomely attended on that occasion
but the place crowded during yesterday and
morrow A great variety of fancy and useful arti
cles are on hand and will be sold at a reasonable
price. The proceeds are intended for the benefit o
the Murray Fund.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31
IA MARROW ESCAPE.
Woman Thrown ON q
Bridge by the Cars.

Saturday morning between ana .
o'clock Mrs. Thornton, whose husband
is coal digger, and whose residence Is
short distance below West Wheeling,
Ohio, started to 60 up to that town to
purchase family supplies. Between her
residence and West Wheeling is Douty's
run, ravine some thirty feet below the
level of the road, and spanned by a
bridge of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
railroad.
As she started TO cross this bridge she
heard the noise of the Steubenville &C
commodatiou train, which was ap-
preaching her from Bridgeport. Think
she could get over before the train came,
she fastened on, and when she had
passed about half way over she saw the
train coming. Unnerved by the sight,
she started back, but again changed
her mind and turned again to cross tie
bridge. This time she got about two
thirds the way over, when she saw that
it would be impossible to avoid the ap-
preaching train. The bridge is just
wide enough to admit the rails of the
road and leave perhaps six inches of the
ties stick out on either side. Just be-
fore the locomotive reached the bridge
she got out on the end of one of these
ties and stood there in hope that the
train would pass without doing her any
injury. 1t was vain hope. The steam
chest of the locomotive struck her On
the hip. throwing her into the chasm
below. Fortunately sLe had passed
over the deepest PARTON of the gully,
and her fall was about twelve feet in
stead of thirty or forty as it must have
been had she been ten feet nearer the
centre of the bridge.
She was taken from the side of the
ravine where she had fallen to her home,
and medical aid procured for her. We
did not hear that any of her bones are
broken, though it was feared she had
received severe internal Injuries. She
was very restless Saturday night, and
but little better yesterday.
Had she crossed the bridge. when she
first started over she would have passed
in safety, but her fears unnerved herr
and her indeoision was near causing her
to meet q horrible death, for, had she
fallen on the rocks at the foot of the
ravine, she could not have escaped
being crushed into q shapeless mass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

LIFE INsURANCE.-We cali attention
this morning to the advertisement OF
the Piedmont and Arlington Life Insur-
ance Company Of Virginia, for which R
n. Pool, Of Clarksburg, West Virginia,
is the general agent. This company is
on the mutual plan. and has, within the
last two years, issued eight thousand
policies, q success almost unprecedented
in the history Of life insurance. All
moneys received at the branch Office
either on policies or otherwise, are to be
invested and loaned, under the control
of the directory of said Office, within
the State of West Virginia. This should
commend the company to the favorable
consideration of tho citizens of this
State. Besides this, the company is a
safe one, very great object in these
days of bogus corporations. But read
the advertisement, that will give you
more information than we can.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

THE RIVAL PAcKETs.-Yesterdsy af-
ternoon a large number of persons were
on the wharf anxiously awaiting the
expected arrival of the rival packets
Major Anderson and Arlington. 1t was
known that the two boats left Cincin-
natl Friday noon with only about ten
minutes between them, the Arlington
in the lead. The generally expressed
wish of the people was for the success
of the Anderson, for "she's our boat,
as one chap put it. About seven o'clock
her whistle was heard at Bellaire and
people began to get red-hot. About 9
o'clock the ArliDgton's whistle was heard
in front of the city, and some fifteen
minutes after that of the Anderson.
Our citizens were disappointed, but
Captain Muhleman says had he known
that there was any excitement on the
subject he would have led his rival to
the Wheeling wharf by four hours. The
Anderson left Cincinnati with $50 tons
of freight and fifty-one passengers ;
made every landing; passed the Airing
ton under way at New Richmond; laid
over two hours and half at Parkers-
burg yesterday morning, and then beat
her opponent two hours to Bellaire.
She's a lively packet, as well as a hand
some and comfortable Que, that Ander-
son. The Arlington hardly made stop
here. She merely showed out plank
and let some passengers get ashore, and
then dit out" depriving us of an oppor-
tunity to interview her Captain.
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BRrpeKpoRr scHooLs.-we present

BRIDGEpoRT ScHooLs.-We present
below the report of C. W. Griffith, the
Superintendent of the public schools
of Bridgeport, Ohio. for the month
ending January 18th. Nothing can
show the efficiency Of the accomplished
and talented Superintendent more COM
pletely than the continued and healthy
increase in the attendance of scholars
and in the number neither tardy mol
absent during the month. We have
known Mr.. Griffith long time and
know he has few superioTs as an educa,
tor. But the report:
Misc Angie Yost's Room--Enrolled So
average daily attendance 81; per cent
of attendance SO.
Miss amanda Scarf sTOOm-Enrolled
40; average attendance, SO; per cent. Of
attendance, 81.
Miss S. L. Cdllendine's roem-Esrolled
Al; average attendance, 81; per cent. o.
attendance, 81.
Miss Dora Exams Toom-Enrolled, SO
average attendance. AZ; per cent of at
tendance, sc.
Mrs. Ella NJ Grifith's room-Enrolled
60; average attendance, SO; per cent. O
attendance, SO.
Total-Enrolled, 23s; average daily
attendance, 2O9; per cent. of attend
ance, g.
Previous months total-Enroll,d, 239
average daily attendance, 203; per cent
of attendance, as.
The following are the names of pupils
who have been neither absent nor tardy
during the month:
High School-James Allen, Alexander
Capehart, Richard Robinson.
intermediate DepartmeHt-Chas. How
ell, Ella Finney, Willie King.
Third Experimentation Eberle, james
Turner, Harry Turner, Homer Castle
Frank MeConnaughy, Ida Smith, Emma
McConnaughy, Lizzie Woods, Minnie
Wells, Susie Howell, Lizzie Eberlie.
Second DepartmeRt-John Clayland,
Kirby Davis, Thomas McConnaughy
Gertie Henry, Emma Martin.
Prmdry-Hettie Alexander, Lucy
Alexander, Minnie Castle, Anna McCon'
naughy, Eliza Neininger, Emma Hahn
Eddie Stewart, Willie Woods, Charlie
Martin, James Reed, Willie Fox, Angus
tus Slater, Arthur Ringhauser, Charlie
Plankey.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

RosADALIs, the Great Blood Medicine
is not prepared like fluid extracts ordin'
arily are, (most of which contain very
little of the virtues of the articles from
which they are made,) but is compound,
ed upon scientific principles with great
care, by an experienced Chemist and
Pharmaceutist, and it contains all the
active principles Of the articles from
which it is prepared, in highly con
centrated and pleasant form. The
"Rosadalis" Compound, therefore gives
universal sdtisfdction to all Physicians
and patients who have tested it in dis
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys oil
Bladder. 1t has been highly recon,
mended and approved by the Medical
Faculty wherever it has been introduc'
ed, and is now being used with the mos
decided success in the practice of some Of
the most eminent Physicians in the
United States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

FIRE IN tBEILAIRE.-Yesterday morn
ing about two o'clock fire broke ont in
q harness shop occupied by Charles
McMann, few rods from the Belmont
House, on the east side of the main
street, in Bellaire. The harness shop
was one Of those frame. buildings, of no
very great value The other two were
occupied by George Ment1 as dwelling
house and by q colored man named
Michel, as q barber shop. All three
were burned ABORTION of Mr.. Mentz',
furniture was saved. Nothing was saved
from the harness shop, and Mr.
M'Mann's loss must be heavy, as he had
just laid in Q large stock of leather har
ness, &c The Ere is thought to have
originated from stove in the harness
shop. We were unable to learn 5whsi
the loss 10 estimated at az
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

ENTERTAINMENT BY THE BLISD.-As
we have before announced, a concert
and literary entertainment will be given
by Prof. Johnson, assisted by Miss Rid
enour and other blind persons, at the
Fist Presbyterian Church tonight.
From what we were able to judge OF
the nature of the entertainment from
that given by these blind persons be-
fore tho Legislature on Friday, We can
promise al who attend most pleasant
evening. See the advertisement.
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.nLnrM1cAI. cnrpgR

4. ACADEMICAL COURSE.
The student selects his owe esurSs Of study,
under the advice Of his Parents or Of the Fac
ulty. The several schools are % arranged -
70 admit Of . complete course Of study In the
/. Department Of Arts, 10 which Il attached
the DEGREE Of BAcHELoR or AETs.
& Department Of Science
with the Degree Of pAcHHL1R 01SounU.
!. Department Of Philosophy.
Degree Of BAcHHLoR o. pHILosoPM.
The Degree Of HAgTKR OF Ann "a eonferfSS,
on Students Who have completed the course d
study in nina Of the Schools, and have taken
distinctions In seven Of these.
4 PROFESSIONAL CoURsKA
l. Department Of Civil EnHinssrinE
with the Diploma Of CIVIL EEGumR
z Department Of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma Of NNLso ENGEsn@
;. Department Of Law aAd Equity
with the Degree Of BAcuELO1 % Law
II II proposed 70 stin further sItsad tbl
Practical ahd Scientific Departments In the
direction Of
/. Mechanical EDginserinE. 4 AppBSd
Chemistry. J. Agriculture. 4 CmmsrSS.
,. PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This oourse snSrzess the subjscts1Sf Latb
Greek, Mathematics and Engiish, preparatory
10 the regular College clAsses.
l. STUDENTS BUsUESS SCHOOL
In this School Pennanship. Rookkesptnh
Accounts, 60, are tssEhi under the authority
Of the Faculty.
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES AND HoNORa
"a soeciai inducements 70 diiiRsnaa thros
God NsAas and Eve Honorary Bcbolarzhips.
the latter covering tuition and College tees, ~
sunuaIiy awarded
Thres Matters Of Arts nrs annually uypdlnt
ed - "Residsnt Masters with valnsbls pFiv1.
leEes and emoIuments
NE College sducates, free Of charge, Al en-
didates for the Ministry, properly recommend.
cd. Itappoints q free ScholArshfDs tzenty ave
young nen intSnding 20 make Journalism thstr
profession. u dves . long credit % nsntOnisrs
yOanE men without Mezn1
The next session opens The third ThurSdsy
September and closes o. the fourth ThnnstsJ
Of June.
Yer fz-thsr inforzassos a1ar.9
- =. n LKBCH OLE o. IAc1LsL
sarD <sw1T L -
&. 4.
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Nor THR MAN.-We are requested to
state that the John McCracken men,
toned in the Police report of Saturday
is not John McCracken, the mailer.
That John McCracken is not in the city,
and when he is, is not the man to be
arrested on charge of disorderly CEN
duct. We make the correction with the
greatest pleasure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

LARCENY OF IRoN.-Constable Bel
vile, on Saturday, arrested a man
named Julius Schutler on q charge OF
having in his possession twenty-three
pounds Of iron, the property Of the
Belmont Nail Company. Schutler says
he purchased the iron from two boys.
The boys he says he bought it of deci.
dedly and fatty declare that they never
saw the iron; they have sold iron to
Schutler, but not the iron in custody.
A partial examination of the case wa,
had on Saturday before the Justice
The iron was fully identified by the
owners. A further hearing of the cass
was postponed until this evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

MUST BE ATTENDED To-Josh Bill.
lings has always been accounted as
loyal as the "colored cuss from Africa,
and he has therefore been permitted to
sell re-hash of his newspaper articles
as lecture, and say and do things
none but legal man can be permitted
to. But Josh, as will be seen by a
screed we publish elsewhere, dates his
letter from wheeling, Va.," emitting
the "West" altogether. Josh must be
attended to. Josh must be reconstruct
ed. He may make trouble, else.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

DEATH OF AN EMINENT MINISTER
Rev. F. Moore, a Methodist ministe,
well known in this city, died at Sacra,
mento city, q few days ago. Mr.. Moore
was for several years pastor of the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church, of this city
and was one Of the most eloquent and
forcible ministers ever in that charge
His death will be q source of sorrow to
his many friends in this city. The re
mains viii be brought to Beaver. Pa.
for interment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

BAPTIsING,-There was another bap.
Using yesterday in the river near the
wharf boat, and en- immense crowd
gathered to witness the ceremony. Five
persons were immersed, four women and
one man. The accessions to the Bap.
fist Church seem to be constant, and
we congratulate our friends of that de.
nomination on their apparent prosperity.
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FOR SALE.

,,,UE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
Lot No. Al in Graham's addition TO the city
~ wheeling, situate on the corner OF quincy
and Sixth street. There Is gooa 4ri"S s, Sh
rnom, With water and gas throughout, and one
.Sth. s.,, cellars in the city. There Is IN con
s.etios coed stable and carriage house; On
tbs .outh end OF the lot there Is good frame
s.u,. With Ave rooms, fronting on sixth street.
TT. i, a ysry desirable location. Parties WISH
i,g 10 ,urehass will please call At 5. j. Boyds
~soIs,.ie shoe store, No. 50 Main street,
NSo - MT wAYMAN.
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DIDN'T COME OFF.-The dog fight ar,
ranged to come eff at some point on
Boggs' run, on Saturday last, between
the South Wheeling dog "Bull" and the
North Wheeling dog "Rube," was post
poned. The probabilities were that The
dog fight would end in a man fight,
and, besides, Constable Honuecker gave
the boys notice that he should arrest
them all, if the fight came of. So the
meeting was adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

THE PEOPLES NEW DIsCovERY.-The
public have discovered that there is one
preparation, and only one, by which
gray hair can be reinvested with the
tinge that nature bestowed upon it
without staining the skin. They say
that PHALoN's VITALIA, OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR, is transparent, and pro-
duces richer browns and black than any
of the offensive dyes. Sold by all drug
iato
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

CALENDAR CLocKs.-Every counting
room in Wheeling should contain q cal.
endar clock, one 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 dc we'll to call at Oxto.
by & Duffield's, below Mcclure House
and see for themselves. Every style o.
clock, also watches, jewelry, spectacles
&c.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Before this Court on
Saturday argument in the case of VIM
Nichols Is. Isaac Colts, trustee, was
commenced. 1t will be resumed to-day
The argument in the case of Kells Il
Caldwell was resumed on Saturday and
the case continued
George Doherty, who was committed
to Jail by Squire Johnston in default Of
bail to keep the peace, was released by
order of the Court.
Court adjourned to o'clock this after
novn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

POLICE COURT.-There was but one
case before the Police Court on Satur.
day, that of Jos. Frey, who was arrested
on Friday afternoon by Officer Richard
son for committing a nuisance at the
west end Of the bridge. He was fined
S. and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

To BE CALLED IN.-The new fifty
cent shinplasters, which we were told
could not be initiated, have been coun-
terfeited so accurately that the govern
ment officials cannot tell the difference
between the spurious and genuine
stamps. We allude to those with the
Lincoln head, and the fiat has gone
forth that they must oil be called in and
no more stamps Of that kind will be
made,
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FF. n. Porter ia selling Of to elsse
I'm nj nasa

PROBATE BUsINEss.--The following
probate business was transacted by Re-
corder Woods during the week ending
Saturday, January Goth:
The will of Peter Brinkman, late of
Wheeling, deceased, was admitted to
probate and record.
Catherine Brinkman was appointed
executor Of the last will and testament
Of Peter Brinknan, deceased. Under
the will no security is required of her.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

/ EWhat's the use of suffering intol-
cradle misery for from weeks to moaths
with "Cold in the Head" Dr.. sages
Catarrh Remedy gives issmediete relief,
and will permanently cure all such
cases, and costs only fifty cents for q
package which prepares ONE pint of the
medicine. Sold by druggists, or send
sixty cents to DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo,
N Y. and getit post free.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following is list of the transfers Of
real estate entered in the Recorders
office for the week ending Friday,
January 2Sth, 1870:
A. B. Caldwell and wife to Leach
Bodley, January 18th, part of lot No.
55 Locust street, between Preston and
Division street, CaldwelPs addition, for
5000.
A. B. Caldwell and wife to Lorenzo
Howell, January II, part of lot No. 90
Locust street, Caldwelps addition, for
$500.
George C. Stoolfire and wife to James
Freeze. January 21st, 20 acres of land,
joining Alex. Orr, David Hosack and
others, for s15S5.50.
John Bruce to Owen Walsh, January
Goth, lot No. IA, in square Ne 90 Buena
Vista, for Sl75.
James A Leasure to Henry X. Leas.
ure, January oath, lot No. IA in Shriver' S
addition, for $4,000.
Frederick Gehring and wife to George
Wolf, December 9th, 1869, all right,
title and interest in and to the one.
fourth of lot No. 95 German and Mar
shall street, Centre Wheeling, for S425.
George Haussr and others to Robert
C. Erskine, April 23d, 1869, for Is acres,
l rood and l6 poles of land on private
terms.
George Kraus and wife to John
Hochle, December Goth, 1869, lot No. IL,
in square No. 15, South Wheeling, for
$50.
Theodore Fink and wife and G.. L.
Cranmer and wife to Philip Rose, jan
uary 18th, part of lot No. Is, York
street, for $3.50.
Christopher Happe and wife to Ro-
manus Roth, January oath, part of lot
No. "a in Caldwell's addition for $l450.
Elijah Wilkinson and wife to Edward
Pines, April 18Th, 1869, for lots 8, 9, IL
and IL, in Lagrange, South Wheeling,
for $3.50.
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v G.. G.. G.. F. F. S.
FOR SALE.

rARM-CONTAININ las ACRES OF
a s.od land. . portion of which is cleared
and nSd.r good state OF cultivation, youns,
orchard Of I2S apple trees Of the best variety u
81. and a large amount of peach, cherry;
nisr and ounce trees; also. grape vines Goou
.,shlinr and outhouses. The land is roInng
hi mel steep; 10 we'll wstered, and never Ia NJ
inr we'll of good water in the yard. WIN os
Add very low and terms easy. Eor P5 5Ss anu
Hr"' Real Estate Agent.
Oas. .. Cb.pline street between First .s and
Second ssrests.
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n Go where yen will, you will find
photographs with the imprint 'Par'
tridge's Gallery" All who have com
pared them with pictures made else
where can testify to their superiority
The Partridge Joint Stock Co., make al
the old styles and introduce all the new
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DEAD.-John A. Clarke, born and
raised in this city, died in Bergen, n. j.,
on Monday last. He was in the 36th
year Of his age. Mr.. Clarke's many
friends will be panied to hear of his
early death.
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Total debt. .t3,2Io z
The report was received and ordered
to be placed on file.
Mr.. A. G. Robinson offered the follow
ing, which WAS adopted:
RESOLVED, That the incoming Board Of
Directors be required to declare stock
dividend of fifteen per cent on the
present capital stock of the Citizens
Railway Company.
This was afterwards modified by the
adoption of a motion made by Mr.
McLain, as follows: That when the
stockholders vote for Directors, they
also vote for or against an increase OF
stock.
Mr. Reilly offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resolred, That no further extension OF
the Citizens Railway Company shall
be made, unless to make q closer con.
nection with the ferry at Martinsville,
except by vote of the majority of the
stock of said Company, cast at q geR-
eral meeting of the stockholders.
Resolved, That if the Directors Of said
Company should deem any further ex,
tension or extensions necessary, they
shall call . meeting of the stockholders,
setting forth the purposes of the call
which call shall be published in the
daily papers of the city for not les, than
ten days next preceding the date of said
call.
On motion of DR.. Todd, the meeting
proceeded to 60 into an election for q
Board of Directors.
The following gentlemen we're nomi.
mated: L. Woodmansee, John Handlan
A. J. Pannell, A. j. Sweeney, J. l.
Hobbs, A. Wilson, A. Laughlin.
During the ballotipg Mr.. McLain
entered his protest" against the direc
tors voting proxies, claiming that such
votes were cast in contravention of the
law as laid down in the Code of West
Virginia.
Messrs. S. McMechen and Robt. Pratt
were appointed judges of the election
and w. C. Brockunier and w. D. Rob
erts clerks.
The ballots being counted out, it was
found that John Handlan had received
HOO votes; A, j. Pannell 1907; A. j.
Sweeney 1922; John L. Hobbs ISL; A.
Wilson ia; Alex. Laughlin 624; L.
Woodmanseo 555; Robert Pratt 20;
Thos. O'Brien 80; S II. Woodward 90
Messrs. Handlsn, Pannell, Sweeney
Hobbs and Wilson having received q
majority Of all the votes cast, were de,
clared elected the Board of Directors fol-
the ensuing year.
On the question of issuing q stock
dividend, the vote stood:
Against dividend. .76i
Majority agaipst dividend ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 25
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-New arrivallof gift
books and stereoscopic views last night.
The variety Of views, especially those
Of the Holy Land, are the finest in the
city. The above and much moro ct
Religious Book House, % Monroe street.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-There were six
marriage licenses issued by Recorder
Woods during the week ending Friday,
January 25th, as follows: Saturday,
one; Wednesday, two; Thursday, three.
Not so bad, considering the weather.
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FOR RENT.

WITH OR WITHOUT TIE FURNITURE.
w Dwelling House on Fourth street, be-
tween Monroe and Quincy streets, ct present
occupied by ssmuel Mitchell. Also Brck
DustIing Houso ON the Island, fronting on Ohio
street With hall, four rooms and kitchen, with
rood Well and Pump in the yard. Possession
given 70 the Island House immediately
Apply to SAMUEL AllChELL'
NaYl