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Arizona citizen., 1872-10-12

-AtI olmpl-saai and sue.as-t-. murderess, Mrs. l.. D. Fair, aft two years of Imprisonment era two trials, has been finally acquitted by an in telligent oa2 Francisco jury. If Laura could be relied upon to confne her murdering acts to such untrue husbands ss was A. P. Crittenden, her acquittal ought to be hailed with joy by thousands upon thousands of good wives. However, Laura herself had no right to kill the man she made such 8 fool. As the material is still abundant for more such C. is as she made of Crittender, Laura D. Fair may yet do a good deal of deviltry. She IS comparati vely young in years and old in all other respects.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-12
Oct. 1S, 1SII.
IMPORTANT VICTORY

Thomas Cordis Esq, of Prescott. did us the favor of forwarding an
 Extra of the Prescott Miner, issued October 1, by which we learned early in the week, that the troops have had another battle and killed seventeen Indians. The good work was done by Lieutenant Max Weisendorf, 21 enlisted men of Troop A, First Cav airy, and citizen John F. Townsend, Lower Agua Fria Valley.
 The Extra before us says:
 Early Monday morning last, after the command had found three recently des erted rancherias, and while Townsend was some distance head. following fresh trail up SQuaw r ak. about SO miles from Prescott, Lem=t vn Indian coming towards him OF the trail, whom Ia kill IA; the cavalry then aasl8G forward and with tbci- pistols zl'"l L...- .- able-1olicLII-. 21aus and e1g-H5. woman. The hi C,aDs who were u force fed aira- lh.y had nree some arrows. h the rancberia, corn and other property stolen from |.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-12
IT IT c 6 o N
LII " E!

1.-TWO HORSE COACHES n-ScAsR | arrive st Tucson eVeryEEs.s5,sssssssss7sssSE sssssS Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
 Mornings; Depart at ?. n. on Tues
 days, Thursdays & Saturdays,
 Until Farther Notice.
 Time to San Diego, Five Dsys. This will enable the travelling put fflir-S reach San Francisco in EIGHT DAYS. ' Fare to Arizona City ............S .S3O San Diego, (ing gold coin or it's 'quy- s1ent, ......-........--.-... sD 4 blackboard will leave Maricopa peIds every Monday morning for Phenik-Ie- turning the next Day. This is theQuict est and safest route to the Salt River slt- dement's. Will connect at Phenix whh Grants line for Wickenberg and PrescJ,
 MOORE 6 CARR, Preprietors. J. ". HOPKINS, Agent, Tucson.
 w Connecting at Arizona City viii J. G. Cspron's line of stages to San DiigO
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-12
San Diego Advertisements.
MAIL STEAMSHIP
 COMPANY.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULES.
FOR JAPAN AND CHIN A.

Regular Mail Steamers on .HA the first of every month, for To- Se44z kohama and Hongkong, connecting at q kohama with the Company's Branch L!4e for Shanghai, via Hiogo and Nagasalff. From May to October, inclusive, an exta steamer will be dispatched on the 10th Iof every month. When the sailing d4te falls on Sunday the steamer will sail he preceding Saturday.
 SAN DIEGO BRANCH.-Steam- crs ORIZABA, SENATOR, CALIFQR- MA and PACIFIC. One of the abqve steamers will leave the ( Company's Whdrf, corner of First and Grammar streets, at 5 o'clock A. M., on the Sd, 18th and 23d Of the month for San Diego, calling st Sa4ta Barbara, San Pedro and Anaheim Landing. Also on the 18th and 30th for San Diego, calling at the above ports and at Monterey,
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A Rorgia a LeeshnrIr,... 3. Va

NEW YoRK, April ia Leesburg,
Va, dispatch says that what appears to
be a Borgia case hasjust been discovered
IN. that place, A Mrs. Emily Lloyd, a
lady respectability, Is suspected ot'hay-
Ing poisoned her whole family, consist.
ing OF her husband and four children, as
well as an elderly lady relative, who
was visiting her after the death OF her
last child, about the close of March. An
analyzation Of its stomach by Prot. Tou-
cey, Of Baltimore, disclosed tho existence
Of arsenic, and on the announcement of
that fact late Saturday night, the Coro-
ner's Jury rendered q verdict that the
child had been poisoned by It's mother.
The case Is before magistrate for hear
ing to-day. Z The Other. five bodies are to
be disinterred andth stomachs analgzed.
The solution for the commission 81 these
crimes is that the woman desired to re.
marry, and she wish to put her children
out Of the way in Difference to her new
love.
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SALT LAKE.


SALT LAKE, April 14..-The Mormon
Conference resumed its session to-day In
the Tabernacle, there being comparative
small attendance. The Mines, Star, Lin.
coin and other districts in tho southern
part Of the territory are formiug secret Or
ganizations to Oppose the secret influence
Of the Mormon endowment house, and
among oth0i' objects" il Is to bring
10 justice tne instigators and perpetrators
Of the Mountain Meadow massacre, al,
reoIy number over two hundred mem.
oers. .'''' VI VI .'s's'' il1 f'l5'nifIf 1T 3
An extensive deposit Of crystsliasd sui.
phur has been discovered near, Beaver
Mountains, thrcc hundred miles from this
city. TT l'rfa
Several more snow slides arc reported
TO day at DitlleH Cottonwood. Two feet
additional snow fell there last night. In
this city last night there was a snow Of
Six inches, but It Is melting rapidly 10.
day. There has been the worst weather
this spring that has ever been known.
There arc fears Of further blockade TO
railroads, r ifH yaHq h.
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MEXICO.

NEW YORK, April ia special dis.
patch from Matamoras says that informa.
tion of the death Of Porgerio Diaz had
been received BY eTrevinodas. Neigrete
was in the State Of Lap9bla, where he
was taken sick he started with ten men
to the mountains OF Aoxacha. 2 He has
been unheard Of since. 1t is supposed that
he was assassinated. The matter has been
kept secret; heretofore. q fgga - -
The Monterey papers report theldefea
oisRocha inthe Ducal government That
the revolutionists are preparing to evacu.
ate Zacaticias-this Is doubtful.
Trevino will send 10 Plazo to demand
Its surrender Wednesday or Thursday
He asked the newspaper correspondents
TO deny the press statement about the i'm.
prisonment Of Americans in Monterey.
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WELCOMED lToME.-Presiden PEN.
DEEroN, of Bethany College. met avery
tlattering welcome at tho hands of his
Bethany friends on his return from
Charleston at the, close Of, last week. lie
wastmet ut Wellsburg by. the College stu
dents and other citizens, who formed in
procession and received him with open
columns. He was then escorted by them
to Bethany where crowd of citizens had
gathered TO greet him. In the evening
President PENDLEToN received his friends
at his elegant residence and entertained
them with sumptuous repast, Two or
three hundred guests were present, and
tho evening passed in very agreeable
social reunion. President PEND1ToN's
course in the Convention seems to have
met the cordial approval Of his Bethany
neighbors, from whom heis at all times
the recipient OF an aftectionate regard,
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consideration in your speech but is sound
Republican faith, and your other utter.
ances are the mefesti twaddle, unworthy
81 any man occupying your position, and
Ibelieve the verdict Of mankind will be
against you clear through. Grant is not
the Republican party; sill he, IA man
who has displayed d mighty power In
bringing Us up through many trials, and
to-day, as welook atthe results 81 his ad.
miniStratlopi while pcrhaps,h he, has com.
nitted blunders, and who has not 2-aiter
all his has been an administration of .un.
exampled success. Commanding IN It's
foreign and domestic policy, the rapid ex.
tinguishment Of the public debt the In.
dian policy; foreign relations with, labor
and food, plenty and cheap; the dispas.
sionate Judgment of mankind, will be
well done good and faithful servant, and
u brighter and more glorious future will
say amen. r.
: Z BridgspOrt, o., ,Apra IS, 1879 osuoE q
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BY'9Tt TtELE CRAP IN.
AssocIAPRD PRESS RRpoRT.
E1sluSI7ely u Z The ell IstsllIseneer. tell it
By the Western Union Line. pd !,
otie0 NoFta.yest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.)
THE LATEST NEWS.

John ]. Chandler, ono Of the Oldest
and most Influential citizens Of Evans.
vile, Ind, President Of tie Gas. and
Horse Railroad Companies, died yester4
day morning He was also President OF
the Lake Eric, Evansville 8 southwes-
tern Railroad Company. His age was
about SO years. .'@ ., "a.
Tho jury in the case of Jas. Il. Fore,
at st. Louis, brought in q verdict Of nc.
quittal, yesterday. ~. g..,,r.
james B. Skinner, Of Rockford, III,
theuoted plow manufacturer, died yester.
day morning, Of spotted fever.
-J.F F. johnson, q planning mill en-.
ployee, at Chicago, met a horrible death
yesterday, by being caught in the betting.
"A Columbia Is. C) dispatch says that
the striking stone cutters on government
work there were reinstated on Tuesday.
but three Of the foremost strikers were
discharged. The wages will be reduced,
thus leaving the hour question where II
was before. ' 4' b - & .o4'su.
AT the ruins Of Malt house in the
burnt district oI Chicago, workmen came
upon some smouldering material, yester.
day, which burst into flames on coming
In contact with the air. Such oecurronoOS
are frequent, showing the existence Of
fire for over six months. sgt ID. We
"A boiler at the La Paper manufac.
tory, at New Orleans, exploded, Monday,
killing q. c. Aahan, severely wounding
Sandy Ross and slightly wounding Mrs.
Kosher. 3
-Peyton G. Buchanan white and 81.
las Wesley (colored) had a personal diff.
Guilty near Little Rock, Arkansas, Monday,
in which the latter was killed. The former
was mortally wounded. Both parties
fired simultaneously. T3aUGEf'l "A
Mrs. Lydia Sherman, charged with
the murder Of several persons, chiefly her
own children, will be arraigned for trial
at New Haven to-day. ina alisI
The Terre Haute ETpress newspaper
was sold Monday by Gen. Charles Cruft
to @. H. Allen, o. J. Smith and s. r.
Henderson.
2 y. B. Lockcrt, proprietor Of large
saw mill on tho river above Columbus,
Kya was drowned, Monday morning, by
the overturning of a canoe in the back
vnyo lor ma NI,a .s,sIt
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. s.
Ing his supportto the civil rights bill in
the Senate. Tho second declares the
difference between civil rights and
social rights, and e recognizes tho
ns .ast that the social standing ot incn can
3nIy nS determined by personal merit and
!nulVluual achievement. The third OK.
presses gratiluoe for tho prayers or the
friends ottreedom In ihis and oiher lands
Inc fourth refuses TO support lor office
OIL who cannot rise above The preludIces
Of color and race. The flllh rccommends
0 system OF common school education
such as prevails in New England. The
sixth asks that some patronage be extend.
el TO the colored papers OF Kentucky and
other States where none has heretofore
been given. The seventh and eighth de.
MES tho statements made In certain papers
that forced school equality Is one Of tho
dominant ideas Of tho Convention and
the animadverts on thcpractices Of amiga.
nation. ---.'-Sl ls-'-----
The Convention took a recess until :
P.M. art2n. I,.E Iu. .rTi =.
New ORLEANS, April 16.--P.M-Noth.
Ing Of importance was done In tho Con.
vention tonight Fred. Douglass and
others address an Gssemblagc OF Mcchan.
les 1nstitute. 1''' 'i ,s'l'"' -
Rev. Father John Flanagan, pastor OF
the st Patrick Church, diedto,day, aged
VI years. .l ..HsE -. |.I. H
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Gov. Palmer, of Illinois, Declares
for Cincinnati. aF

SrRIEGFlELD, April15.-The announce
ment that Gov. Palmer was no longer a
candidate before the Republican State
Convention of May 22d, created quite a
CONSERVATION among the followers Of
GengGrank It has also transpired that
Gov. Palmer, on the 13tn inst, wrote to
Senator Trumbull that he would support
the nominee OF the Cincinnati Convention
if that body selects Tor a candidate a states.
men, whose political record and private
life has been such as can insure the conf
dence Of the country. Gov. Palmers we'll
earned military reputation, his adhesion
to the written constitutions and laws, his
ability and standing throughout the ma.
tion and especially in the great West, and
bis craftsmanship and patriotism has crea-
ted the belief with very many people that
be is proper person 10 nominate as the
Liberal Republican candidate for the
Presidency at Cincinnati q eggfss
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ments Of government shall be expended
for telegraphlng between said depSrt.
nients, or their officers or agents, Sxcen,
at rates first TO be established by ths
Postmaster General, under section q
capter $50, statutes Of 1866. When over
dues subject thereto, to supply deficiency
IN appropriation for the Sth census, SEQ.
600. Authorizing the payment 70 the
employees Of the Springfield armofy who
were such on and after July 80, 1868,
sums respectively, by which their wages
were reduced by order oi the war depart.
ment, under the eight hour law, so.called,
without action on the bill Of the Senate.
Adjourned. n r ~ m. n
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aPARKERsBURG.o 10
Death OF Ex-senator Van Wrinkles
| -. Steamboat, Accidents. I'M. II

fPARKERsBURa, w. Va, April 15.-
The, Hon. Peter G. Winkle, late U. s.
Senator, died at his residence in this city
at5 o'clock this morning, after a protract-
ed illnessaged o.. Mr.. Van Winkle took .
prominent part in the formation Of the
State Of West Va In the Senate he was
distinguished for his industry in Commit.
teeswork, and TO his labors is attributed
his long failing health. He was one Of
the eight Republicans who voted against
the impeachment OF Andrew Johnson.
He,was a man of sterling integrity and
honor, warm hearted and kind, and
leaves a large circle of friends and rela.
tlves to mourn his loss.
This morning the steamer Ben Wood
stuck three boats at the head Of the
Brothers Island, and the Grand Lake lost
two barges on the bridge here. r.
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eNThe lstrlken Of lthe Coal LAIlners. 8

To the Editors Of the IntelllGcncer.
sIRs:-Will you permit me, through
the medium OF your extensively circula.
ted paper, to lay before the public short
and impartial statement Of the uniortu.
nate difficulty now existing between the
employers, or mill owners; Of the city Of
Wheeling, and the miners in their EN-.
ploy. eprice OF nails has gone up In the
market to almost war prices. The boilers,
nailors and scoopersS with other branches
Of industry, have received an advance In
their wages without soliciting II. But
the miner, who keeps all the
wheels revolving Is entirely forgot.
For the past four years We have forgot
ourselves consequently our employers
thought that their willing serfs would
still toll on without murmuring. There
is, however, limit TO human endurance,
and the worm will turn up It's head Il
trod upon. So 1t Is with the miner !;
time after time he has permitted his en-
ployers to fleece him without q murmur. A
single pound will break the camel's back: o
single pound OF steam will burst the boiler,
etterit gets up to a certain pressure; so 1t
is with the miner,-the human machinery
held out as long as 1t possibly could
and whenit was forced by circumstances,
to look for share in the general prosper.
ity, they were politely told they would
get the Jackals share, namely, I cent per
bushel. Although when our employers
have reduced our wages in the past, 1t
was centeach reduction. Z Our employ.
ers must have gone into this strike with
out thought Of the fearful consequences
to themselves; they are at present buying
coal at three times the cost of what they
could get 1t from their own banks and are
educating the miner to recognize his own
yalue-they should know by expert
ence; that If the miners on this
continent fling down their tools
for one single week, state oil general
bankruptcy would be the result But the
miner don't wish or sanction such ex.
treme measures; he is a law.abiding citi.
zen Of this free republic, and, therefore, he
is willing to place himself before the bar
Of public opinion, and he. fearlessly chal-,
lenges his employers to the same tribunal
l am, sir, yours respectfully,
A Coal MINER,
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The Oceauus Disaster. ,

ST.. LotIs, April 15-The inquest on
the bodies Of the victims Of the explosion
OF the steamer Oceanus closed yesterday,
Tie jury's verdict states that they are un-
able to determine the'ca1se offthe explo-
sion. Although about a dozen steamers
have reached here since the explosion,
intelligence OF the finding Of only two ad.
ditional bodies has been brought by them,
and these bodies were not Identified.
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR. SALE.

ThSnOv Steam Saw MIL st the head OF Wheel.
lnS IIland 10 offered for sale on very reasonable
terms. This Mil Is capable OF cutting from g 900
tOlooO feet per day, and has the best Log HAr:
MartIDsieTy will be sold separately or In connec-
tIon with the Mil. This Lot is situated short
distance above the Furnace and Is splendid To-
callly for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
bu ldlnSS. For particulars, enquire on the prem.
iIeS, Otof
Cor. Of Walnut and Second StS., Wheeling Island.
ana
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a coRRrsrosYEsT this morning shows
up some Of the absurdites Of the new pro. fo
visions hitched onto 'theblll OF rights in
the new Constitution. The more that
Documents examined the, more apparent
it is that there y much in It that Is very
crude and uustatesmanlike. We hope tc
hear fromthiS contributor ftirthsFiri con
tInuationof theIsabieetleH aa or
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NOR sALE-1sO ACRES OF LAND

noR sALE-1sO ACRES OF LAND
n two and half miles above MaTttnsNlle, o.
on Deep Ran, one-half milo from Q. q 7. 4. K.
On this tract thate a'e two Dwelling Houses, .
(IdSt I'M, and q Diatillery with capacity for 80
buShels Def day and In complete order. 80 acres
cIeaFed, acfesin Grape Vines, . small Orcsard,
% acroG Coal. Also % acres River Bottom, be.
tWOen O. d P. r. 4. and River. A desirable
Mac m country residence, beautiful building
mai. Vith a splendid view Of river for miles.
WIN Do sold on easy terms. J. IRWIN,
AS Real Estate Agent. !
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WASHINGTON,
TTinkertlnnv tbe, TaFiG.l

WAsHtHaToN, April 14-TheC Commit.
tee on Ways and Means to-day took of
the stamp duty on matches, making . dill.
ference Of two and a quarter millions in
the revenue, and reduced the tariff on cop.
per at aniayerage of one per cent. The
committee will not report the revenue on
the tariff bills until tomorrow. Many
important changes have been made since
Saturday! - .Se ,siss1sI GaiI oIS ,sitSslI
The Senate Arms Committee are exam.
lining tLl Mrs. Ada y, Mason to5day 5glH '5g5s "a
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The GeneYa ATbltratlon.

geneva, April 15@@lTho Board Of Ar.
bitration under the Treaty Of Washington,
Teassembled to-day, and held Iabrief ses:
sion. Count 6clop. Is President. Tho
counter cases Of the British and Amer,
can governments were presented, and he,
Board adjourned. Tho proceedings were
marked BY no special features, ~ ~
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Gen. Howard,s, Indian Iiss,on..

WASHINGTON, April 15.-Gen. Howard
from Afizonia City that he has
forameetiDg OF the Yumas and
other friendly tribes, and that he will
meet Gen. GgQokat eampg Mcp poWell'qn
April 18th.
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1sLANn -IoTa FOR sALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
land. Price from 500 to 5000 each.
TTtrs- One. fourth cash, the residue In equal
lnstalimeass Gt one two and three yOars, with In
,srs.r JNo. P. anCHRiST,
.S,o At Top Mil.
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TuE President signed the Constitution
with tho quill plncked from the Eagle
captured In Hardy County, by the distln.
guished member!l MI. lIaslin) iron that
county RahaIohd Dailgs's1ilT ot q
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Dana indIStsd for Libel.. 81

'PHttADEtfHfA, iApfil u. .ETh6' grand
jurythis morning indicted 'GheR A!Dana
tor libel on ex;State Treasurer Kemble, in
an sttias IA tae ! q aa s 5elayeto the Evans
frapds.sI . gglF5li slg
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uOTEL FURNITURE & LEASE
IL FOR RSALR.-Anyperson desiring TO keep
AarstelAss paying Hotel, with moderate and Ac-
cOmm0dAting terms % 10 furniture and lease, can
learn OF good chance by enquiring Of
O. &. HOOPER,
mAr.ll Revere House, Cumberland, Nd.
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FoR SALE

FoR SALE IA
4 desirable two,stOry residence on south
,ldo Of Quincy street, between Sixth and seV-
euth ,treSts; ten rooms, stationary wash stands,
bath room, gas and all modern Improvements.
Inquire OF Tobacco Factory, No. 10 Monroe
,treet apo
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES.

I offer at private sale tho Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures Ia Union Foundry, belonging 10 tho late
1rm Of W, w. Miller d Co.
Tho purchaser can secure 0 reasonable lease OF
fOet by65 feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be obstructed, and contains all the
necessary appliances OF Hrstclass Jobbing
Poundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
10 Il. b. MILLER,
JAMS Receiver.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

| lotlur for FAlO the houo In which now 70. ~
sde, sltu4te on John street, q few doors M
east Of Pillh. The house is u substantial ~
sldes bath room and kitchen, and a finished
attic, wlthA good cellar, hot and cold water in
bathrooms: Tho hOusc Is In good order and
well located and In every way desirable prop.
Gfty, being bnt q little over square from tic
po't once. There Is also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
lualelent for four horses, and carriage house.
ANY one wishing to purchase can examine the
premises 81 any time. lgl
sepES JE0. F. McDERMoT.
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The loss by the Perrysburg fire will
reach SEQ 600 insured d(ior $4,000. TN
Aman by The name Of Henry Carver
was found dead on The road, four miles
below the city, supposed to have been
killed by the falling Of tree.
The Mayor has issued q call tor, o Morse
memorial meeting, 10 be held afthe Cham
Der Of Commerce tomorrow, evening.
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B1pE,EYED folks rarely have apOplsSy,
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For Sale.

r,npAT GALE OF HOUSEHOLD
J AND KITCHENR NRURnIIi.TtVntSSciirG lII y ntScir Auction
befs Heryey q Co, VIII ,s,ts ~ !" an wednesday,
Rooms. No. iSo MMkSI ,GiS 'g1a large lot Of flne
AD ILL., sSS.,SS a. SSGtG i pitof Bsd,t4ds I.I TesS: RS
Is e bGoT ca;S yeSaSS Blinds SSot E1S9SSH s,Tyss
TSSIes, COcks Sewing haSplIneEf EsES Fish, But
&C. Also ~ ~ Platform Scales, and two pairs
E tsI ~ JIa a:sIeS s Terms cash. eplo
FoR SALE nj
i A SuBs7ASzz4L BRICK HOUSE
., va. ,,,O.t containing 6 rooms, and . Frame
M EnsiiITS GN an the samO lot, containing rooms
and tfonanS on 'n' Wv. HoGE i BRO,
..o i06 Market street.