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The Times Badly Hoaxed.

a dastardly hoax has been played Of. on
the Chicago Times in the shape of dispatch
from La Sale, dated July ,.h. The writer,
protesting high regard for the manly indie
pendence,' &c, of the Times, proceed. to
picture in glowing terms The strength and I'M
portance of the anti-Greeley bolt among the
democracy of this county, and says a
"straght democratic county ticket" viii be
pat in the field, headed by Dick Daley" for
sheriff, and ending off with the Buffalo
Rock Giant" for coroner A few respectq-
BILE citizens are insulted by mixing up their
names in the same dispatch. The whole
thing is one Of those miserable attempts at a
practical joke that can only be adequately
rewarded by the bestowment upon the author
of leather: medal and a-kick.
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THE FAIR GROUNDs-The grounds are being
put in readiness as rapidly A., possible for the
State Fair. The mile track has been fenced on
both sides and plowed, narrowed aud rolled un.
til nearly level new ampitheatre is being rails
cd the great floral hall will s-ou tower above
all surrounding objects, and . row of sail. n
mile long has been built. aud are now ~ ,rly all
ready for use. A very few more days will make
I" vast difference in the appearance of things in
this immediate locality.
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HAIR GOODs.-Mrs. Tucker, who WAS herela
year ago selling the finest hair goods ever seen
in the city, has returned and will remain few
weeks, taking up her headquarters at Mrs. Nor
ris' millinery establishment on La Sale street,
and offers for sale splendid stock of Hair
Goods, embracing wigs, switches, curls, puffs,
braids and all other articles in that line of the
very latest styles. These goods are all warrant.
ed firstclas', and are sold at the lowest figure.
Store in Chicago 292 West Madison street.
n. +. DAILY, Agent.
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stated Meeting.

At meeting of the officers of the l.. Sale
County Agricultural Board. held ut Ottawa June
2lst, 1877, the Secretary was instructed to call
stated meeting Of all members of the County
Society, to meet at the County Court House in
Ottawa on Tuesday, the 9th Of August, ut r.
n. to consider the propriety Of issuing more ten
dolisr membership tickets, and other important
business to the society. W. E. BOWMAN,
Secretary.
PS.--All county newspapers will confer q
favor By publishing the above notice. w. E. B.
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NEW ASNoCNCEMh'rs : nrn. W. r.sr
announced ".niid,,,, o.. an. IL, g., IN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" '"n\en'ipn ARE
Thonns L,rkin, lot i III. -, t.. W. Brewer,
tor county "torn-,
Mr.. L'rkin i. ga, 81 our I,,., .i,ix.n- aud a
gentiemnn who's. r"np-''nc, IL" .n- will aues.
ton. H. prs-,n'. lisa the claim of having been
fai'h'u' soldier during the w"r of the rebel.
lion.
Mr.. Brewer il young attorney IT ability and
OF irrepro,ch ,blr personal Character. and would
make .'r,,tv r.n''ii Ne
Bu,i 4. g., ~ zee,
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Court Tor the
past two weeks, have been engaged on the case
of Sanford vs.. Gornley, dispute about draining
one of those lawsuits over which the parties,
whether winner or loser, will probably expend
more than all the ground involved is worth. 1t
has already been once through the Supreme
Court. and promises to get there again.
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hesurprise occasioned by the sudden deiec.
ton from Liberal Republicanism to Grantism
of Judge Stanley Matthews, the temporary
chairman of the Cincinnati convention, will
cease when the fact is named that few days
after that convention Judge Stanley Matthews
received from Washington retainer fee Of
$4,000 to attend to big revenue case for
the government.
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Lars Erickson, Norwegian by birth, but for
the last 30 years resident of the town of Rut.
land, in this county, died on Monday, the s.h
inst, IN the 10th year Of his age He was we'll.
TODD farmer, in comfortable circumstances, and
esteemed by all who knew him.
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Now let Mr.. Mayo and his friends seriously
ponder these citations. No tendency to cen.
trallzation and violation of State rights. for
sooth The history of Grants administra-
ton has been continuous aggression in that
direction, and practically, in one-half OF the
Union, annihllated States rights.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic Voters La Sale county invited
mold at their usual places OF meeting in each Of the
several townships of this county, Saturday, July 2h
and elect delegates attend County Convention to
the Court House Ottawa Tuesday, the sd OF
ator Representatives and County Officers, to appoint dele
gates a Democratic District Congressional Convention
and TO transact such other business the convention may
deem expedient.
The different towns will he enttled to the number of dele
gates respectively indicated in following list:
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a Mass Convention.

The Labor Reform party of La Sale county are
invited to assemble in mass convention in the
court room of the court house, at Ottawa, July
23d TO select candidates for the different offices to
be filled this fall, to take such action IN the
premises mas BE- deemed necessary.
WIN. COGswELL,
Chm Executive Com.
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"" ate i"'''lr'" H." W"chi,a (Knnsns)
l,d,nc. ,d,cd t., Wm. Perkins. formerly
editor OF III" Rpuaica" al this city. Tn,
paper Is NEATLY printed. well edited and
earnestly support, Horace Greeley tor tn,
presidency.
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DEMOCRATIC \ LIBERAL REpUBLI-
CAN COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

Able Speakers from abroad have been in.
vitet and are confidently expected.
Let every Democrat and Liberal Repubi-
Can and hi. friends and nelghbos he in
Attendance
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Call for Il Liberal Republican County Con-
VentlOn.

10 The Republican Jotcrs Of the county Of liz sale o in
razor 81 ara IN Sydthy rim Tie iic,pss eitahclteti
in the preamble AMI resolutions ddoted ~ he Cincinnati
Convention.
You requested to meet at usual places of voting
Saturday the Goth day of July 1872 and elect delegates
Couny Convention, he held in the City Hall in the city
Of Ottawa tuesday. the sd day of July s, for the pur.
pose OF nominating candidates for the blowing officers:
State Senator,
Members OF Legislature,
Circuit Clerk,
Sheriff.
Recorder,
ocn,ipr
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NJ
To be voted Tor at the ensuing election and TO transact such
other business may come before the convention
The ratio OF representation will be delegate every
ay Republican for President Grant in November
1865 and every fractional part OF fifty exceeding
twenty-five. The following is the number Of delegates
rhinl,no oh .,N.y e.. ,,1nI.
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WILLIAM OSMAN,
G. W. ARMSTRONG;
W. Il. MILLIGAN,
!. &. CEOOkEE,
HENRY MCCORMICK,
Central Committee
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Ma, TRuxAs's LECTURE What

Mss TRUMANs LECTURE" What l
Know About the Woman Question
was tn. subject of a lecture at the
Thomson NJ. E. Church, last evening,
by Miss Mollie E. Truman, before an
intelligent and very attentive audience.
The lecturess showed that she was mis-
tress Of her subject, aud handled it with
ease to herself keeping her audience
interested to the close. She took high
grounds upon the equality of the sexes
mentally. morally and physically, and
dealt scathing blows against those who
denied to woman equality, socially and
politically. But her heaviest blows
were against her own sex-against
mothers, for bleaching the girls in
doors, while BOYS were allowed to run,
romp and develop; and teaching their
daughters that the chief object Of life
is to get married, rather than educating
them to fill the true positions OF daugh-
ters, wives aud mothers.
The fashions Of the day and woman's
cringing servility to its rule was han
died without gloves She gave much
excellent advice TO the ladies present,
which they would do well to follow.
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HAVE you seen the new style photo
grarhs at the Partridge Gallery?

Police CoURT.-The only case OF in
terest before the Police Court Yesterday
morning was the hearing Of charge
preferred against boy about ID years
of age, named Andrew Fisher, for as
saulting Mrs. Fanny KleinserGer with
stones, on Saturday last. The parties
live in the Eighth ward What Fisher
got angry about does not appear. One
of the stones struck Mrs. Klcinserger
on the arm and fractured the bone. He
was fined $40 and costs.
The Health officer had Patrick Shar-
key arrested for keeping hogs in a pen
on the rear of his lot on Wheeling
Island, contrary 10 law. Mr.. Sharkey
was fined 81 and costs. There will be
many more such cases before the Police
Court from this time forward, as DR..
Reeves proposes to break up the prac-
tice of keeping hogs penned up within
the limits Of the city.
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An EXTRAORDINARY STATEMENT.-The
Mtelligsncer of yesterday, referring to
the arrest Of Taylor Strauder, has this
extraordinary statement:
The principal characters in the bloody
tragedy were Taylor Strauder and wife
the former believed to he the muir
derer; the latter, his victim.
There were not many persons who
saw the dead body of the murdered
woman, as it lay upon the floor Of her
house, with the skull broken in, and
the pool Of blood beside the rocking
chair, who believed" she was anything
else bat a victim There were but
few persons who heard the testimony OF
Mrs. Strauders little girl, as she de
scribed the terrible tragedy with child,
ish simplicity and truth, who did not
believe that Strauder was the "mur-
derer.' Why the Latslligeneer should
put the case 20 sipgularly cautious
beats US.
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TURN Our, LADIEs.-PassIng along
Main street, our attention was attracted
by The crowds Of ladies thronging in
the dry goods house Of Messrs. En-
sheimer & Blum. Wondering what
was going on, we entered this establish
meut and found ourself in place resem-
bling very much bee hive. Here we no.
ticed how much cheap goods are appre-
ciat-d, but we were less surprised when
we learned the low prices of those
beautiful dress goods, silks, japanese
suitings, shawls, and the like. Ascend
ing 10 the second floor, we found those
beautiful ready made suits for ladies
and children in inexhaustible variety,
and did not wonder why the ladies were
50 anxious in making selections when
a suit made of the best material and in
the lates. fashion is sold here at about
the cost Of TIE material alone. But we
cannot stop to enumerate all the great
hargeins offered by this house, but we
simply ask you to call on Messrs.
Emsheimer 4 Blum while out shopping
TODAY
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Tribute OF Respect.

WHEREAS, In the providence Of God,
one OF our pupils, Emma Waddle, has
been removed from us 10y death, there
tore be t
Rseolrsd, That in her death this COM
mupity has lost one who gave promise
Of great usefulness; this school one oil
its most faithful and honored members
"A young iadv who was conscientious
ly faithful in every respect, and the tenor
OF whose character lent a radiance to
her lie in duties promptly fulfilled.
Reso!veI, That we, the Faculty and
pupils of the Wheeling Female College,
tender our deepest sympathy to the
relatives and friends Of the deceased, in
this their hour Of most profound sor'
row, and commend them 10 the sympa-
thy Of Him who was a man OF sorrows,
and acquainted with grief.
Recolyed, That copy OF these resoIu'
lions be sent to the family OF the de-
ceased; also entered upon the records of
the College and published in the daily
papers of the CITY.
M,RY NJ. HALLowELL,
DORA V. HERyEY,
TELMA BRANSUM,
FRANKIE MORRISON,
Larry ODBERT,
Committee.
WHEELING, April %, 1872.
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SECRETARY OF AMERICAN S. S. UNION,
TO Mason AND HAMLIN.-In the numer-
Gus Sunday School Conventions and
Institutes which ] attend. | generally
find some profitable reed instrument,
good or bad, old or new. The Mason
and Ham!in are the sweetest-toned, the
most manageable, and, even when bear
ing the mark Of age, the most reliable,
and least likely toget out OF order. The
advantages Of the automatic swell are
not approached by the swell arrange
ments OF any other make ofinstrnments'
Having used the Mason and Hamlln
instruments in my home for over fifteen
wears, ! should consider it a great
calamity TO be without one.
Rev. ALFRED TAYLOR.
Drop in at Harding's Music Store
lO9 Market street, and you will find a
nice collection OF these instruments.
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be mad met an officer he would have
told him what he had done.

he had met an officer he would have
told him what he had done.4
He says he had cause" for killing
bis wife; that che had threatened to
leave him and had been unfaithful. He
Says be loved her dearly, but was very
jealous OF her. az ~ o..
After debating what to do for mo-
ment Or two he determined to leave,
and crossing the suspension bridge into
Ohio hid in the woods near Deep
Run. Impelled by a desire to zee
Annie as she lay dead, and undoubtedly
BY the strange fascination that murder
is said to. have on the shredder OF blood,
tbe started back towards Wheeling on
Thursday night and got to Martin 9
Ferry. If he could have got boat he
would probably have crossed over into
the city and went to his home. His
fears again got the better OF him, how
ever, and he walked up the railroad
track to Rush Run, where he lay down
in a coal shaft. Here he was stopped
by some men, but as he did not at all
answer the description they had of the
murderer, he was permitted to 60
again. At this point he stole a skff'
and crossed to the Virginia side and
made his way to Pittsburgh, where he
arrived on Saturday, What occurred
after his arrival there is detailed above.
Strauder was very nervous and
frightened, especially after leaving the
Justices office. He seemed anxious TO
know what was in store for him. He
stoutly AYERS that The "cause" he had il
ample reason Tor taking his wife's life
He asked a gentleman who was talking
to him on the road down from Pitts.
burgh, IF you caught your wife with
another man, wouldn't you do what !
did," Those who knew the unfortu.
nate woman speak of her as faithful
and devoted WIFE, whose life was made
miserable by the unfounded and unrea-
sonable jealousy OF her husband
The preliminary examination in this
case will take place before Squire Gil
lespy this morning at 10 o'clock.
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The BERGER FAMlLy.-This favorite
troupe Of vocalists, instrumental per-
formers and bell ringers, will give one
grand concert in this city to morrow
Saturday. evening. The concerts given
by this talented family have always
been attended by the elite Of our city.
Their bell music is delightfully."- sweet,
falling on the ear like the melody we
hear in our drsams. Sol. Smith Rus
sell, whose wonderful facial powers
have made him enphatically tie comic
singer Of America, is still with the
troupe, and will appear to morrow night
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GRAND LODGE | Q. O. IA dis
patch received in this city yesterday
gives us the information that the next
session OF the Grand Lodge Of Old
Fellows will he held in this city. In
fact we don't see how Grand Lodge OF
this Order can be legally held any
where else. The charter issued by the
Grand Lodge Of the United States, I'M
der which this Grand Lodge works, only
authorizes the Grand Lodge Of West
Virginia to hold sessions in Wheeling
The sooner it quits p-anciug round like
an animal show, the better.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At q meet
ing OF the stockholders of the Baltimore
and Ohio road, Central Ohio Division,
held at the companys Office. in Colum-
bus, on Wednesday, the following
Directors were elected: II. j. Jewett,
Joseph r. Swan, VIM. Dennison, Wal.
ter B. Brooks, John II. Heaton, Daniel
Apologize, John King, Jr, Joseph H.
Rieman, Joseph w. Jenkins, James
Harvey, W. c. Quincy, VIM. H.
Clement, JOS. B. Ford. The following
officers were reelected: q. j. Jewett
President; Daniel Apologize. Treasurer
VIM. Wing, Secretary. EsE
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Boar LArNCH.-The new towhoat
built for the Wheeling Towboat Com
pany, and intended TO receive the
Emma Logan's machinery, will be
launched from the boatyard of Wilson,
Dunlevy & Co., to morrow, about noon.
Wheeling has had reason to be proud OF
the boats heretofore built by this firm,
and this new specimen Of their skill is
fully equal to any boat previously built
at their yard.
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A HANDSOME 1MPRovENENr.-The
new glass front just put in the wholesale
notion house of Wheat, lsett Il Naylor,
on Main street, corner OF Mulberry
alley, and other improvements made
upon it, gives it very handsome and
airy appearance and makes>it one Of
the pleasantest business houses on the
street. But all its beauty is not on the
outside. Inside it is filled from cellar
to with a very extensive stock Of notions,
selected expressly for this trade.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHu2CR.-We
were informed yesterday that the
Second Presbyterian Church, Centre
Wheeling, is about to be completely
overhauled and repaired. The interior
will be as greatly improved as the First
Presbyterian Church has been. 1t will
be lighted from the roof on the same
plan as the latter named church.
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A PLEASURE GARDEN.-We notice
that a fine pleasure garden is being
built on the creek bank, near the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad depot. 1t will
be most comfortable place OF summer
resort, and will be under the manage
ment of our friend Chris. Siebke. 1t is
to be christened the Atlantic Garden, "
we understand.
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TOMORROW is the filty-third anuiver-
sary OF the establishment of Odd Eel
lowship in this country. Quite a
number of the members of the Order
in this city design visiting GAINESVILLE,
where a celebration OF the occasion is
to be held.
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As THERE is to be no regular grand
jury term OF the Court until September,
no indictment and trial can be had
before that time, unless his Honor
should hold special term for the pur
pose.-Inte|h;gencer .....
The above is entirely incorrect. The
next term OF the Ohio County Circuit
Court commences on the third Monday
in Nav, and the next after il in October.
Why then should the trial OF S!rauder
be postponed until September, when
there will be no term OF Court, or why
should special term be called? The
Mte'ligsneer', ways are past finding out.
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affecting geaister.
FRIDAY. APRIL &c. 1872.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Advertisements.

Carpets, &c.-Mendel Booth Il Co.
Notice-Chas. 3. Cecil.
Soda Water-E. Booking.
Marble Tables-Hubbard Il Bro.
Kid Gloves-Mendel d. Dunaway.
Fresh Shad-J. McCluskey.
For Cincinnati-Str. X. X. Hudson
steamboat column
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Music BooK..-Piano Instructors
Organ Instructors, Violin, Guitar,
Violincello, Cornet ACCORDION and all
other kinds Of instructors, from fly
cents upward, at Sheih's Music Store.
Monroe street
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IL You wish to see the largest and
most attractive stock of Wall Papers
ever trough. to Wheeling, many OF
them imported direct from England by
the parties themselves, 60 to PAUL Il
orr's new aud beautiful fteed up room,
No. 81 Monroe street, McLain's Block,
two Docs above the First National
Bank.
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We are enjoying beautiful moonlight
nights now. Charles Augustus and his
Dolly Warden wander meath pale Gym
thia's beame and talk Of love and hap
piness. Lawsee, how they gush
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A LARGE stock of boots and shoes,
consisting OF ladies misses and chill
dreu's lasting, kid and morocco, Of best
city manufacture, for sa'e at L. v
Blonds
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop-
ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the grea
discoveries of mod
ern science, few are
OF more real value
to mankind than
this eifectual RENE
dy Tor all diseases
of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast trial
OF lis virtues thrO-
out this and other
countries, has
shown that II does
surely and ctieCtu-
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TIE new style photographs now on
exhibition at the Partridge Gallery are
the finest We have ever seen. Every
body should see them.
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M DlcAl.
HALLS
Vegetable Sicilian
III A II
REVIEWER.

Every year increases the popularity OF
this valuable Hair Preparation; which Is
due TO merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that 1t Is kept fully up TO its high
standard; and 1t is the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing IL soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp
by its use, becomes white and clean. 1t re-
moves all eruptions and dandruf, and, by
its tonic properties, prevents the hair from
falling out, as il stimulates and nourishea
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair growf
thicker and stronger. In badness, 1t re-
stores the capillary glands to their norma
vigor, and will create new growth, except
in extreme old age. 1t Is the most econom'
ical HAIR DRESSING ever used, as II requires
fewer applications, and gives the hair
splendid, glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
NJ. D.. State Assayer OF Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and consid-
or II the BEST PREP ARArIoN for its intend
ed purposes" .
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers
in Medicines.
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SEVEN years ago to-day General Joe
Johnston surrendered the Confederate
forces under his command. .a
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BEAUTiFuL.-We have received new
lot of Gents Kid Gloves in beautiful
colors which we will sell low. Every
pair warranted. j. r. LAEIS q Co.,
No. 81 Monroe street.
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LADIES wishing to purchase nice
fitting and latest style gaiter should 60
to L. V. Blends.
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BUrrERicK's PATTERNS are kept and
sold only at the Weed Sewing Machine
rooms, 81 Market street.
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THE new Colonnade Hotel, Philadel'
phia, Pa, is only one block from the
United States Mint.