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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Thc
following transfers OF real estate were re.
corded at the Recorders office during the
week ending February I'd:
Deed made January 60, by w. p. Muir.
ply and wife to George Crumbaclser, for
the southwest quarter Of lot No. SO, Clay
street, East Wheeling; $500. Admitted
January 81. 7f'"han
Deed made January 90, by Thomas
Barley and wife TO Nicholas Hile, for
the east halt Of lot No So, Preston street,
between Fillmore and Locust streets,
Centre Wheeling; 1876. Admitted Janu.
airy 30. \ (, iaH NS0fGI
Deed made January 19, by Oliver
jackson and vile to Marshall Jackson, for
the undivided half Of lots Nos. So and 80,
by the stone bridge over the creek; $1,000.
Admitted January 90. '-. NV
Deed made January 90, by r. Fl. Cum.
Minis and R. W. Hazlett to Isabella Bick.
erton, for lot No. II in Square No. 90, in
Eighth Ward; $1,000. Admitted Janu.
AIRY 30.
Deed made January "a, by VIM. s.
Armstrong and wife to Morris Bishop. for
west half Of lot No. "a, East Wheeling !:
5000. Admitted January 80.
Deed made June 81, 1871, by A. ].
Caldwell and others TO Anton Hartart;
for lot No. Is, Coal street, J. Caldwelrs
addition $500. Admitted January 81.
Deed made October 10, 1871, by John
II. Storer and wife to James Mcdonald,
for part of subdivision &c" of the Shep.
herd estate, containing s acres, adjoining
Halstead's; $1053.S9. ri -. =
Deed made January 10, by A. J. Schultz
and vile 10 Henry Bong, for tho west
hall of the east hall Of lois Nos, q and s
in Square No. 8, South Wheeling; 1915.
Admitted February2. rr
AGAIN PosTPoNED.-The examination
of McGhan, charged with shooting Nc.
Donald, was TO have come of Saturday
afternoon at 9 O'clock. At that hour
Esquire Forbes, Attorney Good, N. Rich
ardson, ESQ.,, prisoners counsel, several
witnesses and others, repaired to the Jail
Ior inc purpose McDonalds physician,
DR.. E. A. Hildreth, was sworn and tcsti.
fed that he could not state what would
BIO the result of the wounding. Slough.
ing had commenced. and until longer
time had elapsed I. was impossible To
say the injured man would survive. This
testimony was called out on the prison.
er's application to be admitted to bail.
Esquire F., after hearing DR.. H.'s state.
ment, decided that he would not grant
McGhan's request, Next Saturday, after.
noon at 2 o'clock, was then fixed forthe
investigation, against which time it is
believed the question, Of the recovery or
death of Mcdonald can be pretty posi-.
lively answered.
DiscnkRGED. = Stephen Hicks, who
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05

For UMculT CoURT,-Frank Coyle
was before Judge Johnston, Saturday, at.
ternoon, charged with having sold intoxi.
eating liquor on four occasions to Deb"
Tharp, minor. It was said that Coyle
had sued Tharp to recover sum due
him. These proceedings were had be.
fore EsQr: Launder, OF Union township.
ThArp then made complaint before Judge
johnson, alleging that he was a minor.
The Justice could do nothing under the
circumstances but send the cases there
were four Of them) to the Circuit Court
for further investigation. FIG J.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05

Music Books cheap at shclb's. ! <
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05

EhEvATINe.-Though Astounding with
wit which fairly convulses On audience
with laughter, the lectures of John B.
Cough are e'cra'ing and entirely free from
flat jokes which have no point, lie Ger.
tainly has do equal in the world, and our
only regret is that he can give but one
lecture this season in our city. From
present indications all available space in
the hall win be occupied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05

RErURNED.-Officcr Junkins returned
from Cumberland, Md, Saturday morn.
ing, hut without his colorcd prisoners,
When he telegraphel Friday. we presume
he did not contemplate any difficulty in
relation to a reqnisition being required by
the parties, but when it came to the test
they refused without that Formally being
observed This will be attended to in
due time. ,.s ! = I. :. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05

To RESUME To.DAY-Wc heard, Sat
urday evening, that operations would be
resumed at the Crescent Iron Works this
morning. We hope IL may prove correct,
as quite large proportion Of the popu.
lation OF East Wheeling is dependent on
that mill for the means TO purchase daily
supplies. - --.----..---
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05

POLICE CouRT-Billy Orr had his trial
postponed again, Saturday morning, as.
signing as reason that he had not yet
secured the money to pay his fine. Frank
Wise was tried Tor being drunk on the
streets, and was fined the usual dollar and
costs. Not having so much filthy lucre
about his person, his postoHlcc address for
the next ten days will be "Chain gang,
care Noah Price" ,.F.,.c,.,.,,i-5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-05

VIOLIN Strings cheap at sheib's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

HARLEM-NEAR FIFTH AVENUE, ELEGANT NEW
Deep hard wood stairs, Magee range furnace &C. worth
$4,000; for tl6b0o Also brown House. three
story high stoOp painted In oil throu escoed
terms; Sl0, 0N BENZ. BROWNE, 2,240 Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL. ESTATE.

For sale.
GRAND RAILROAD, CENTRE AND RIVER
N front--l50 LOIS, Jersey City. For manufactures
BUILDING ses location Ia
JOHN Il. PLATT, Jsrsev Civ heishts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
IEMAT.ES.

A YOUNG MARRIED LADY WISHES A SITUATION
"A saiesady millinery store; would ike TO lcarI
the trado best references tshed BROOKLYN preferred
Address l.. NJ. N. box lU4 Herald ONCE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

John Hay is leeturing In Ohio.
- Rear Admiral BOggs Is cOnvalescent.
= Commissioner Douglass has returned.
- CougressmAn-elsct whiting, Of Boston, Is
At willard'S.
- John NJ. Langston and q. S. Wall had
an interview with the President yesterday.
- Senators Edmunds and Morrill, are back
for the season.
- Hon. Horace Maynard, Of Tennessee, Is in
the city.
- Major J. s. Hay Is about to start a new
evening paper In st. Louis.
- Ida Greeley now owns Chappaqua, It hav.
ing been bequoathod to her by her mother.
neld next spring
- Miss Christine Nilsson had two Inc stores
burned 10 Otls street, Boston.
Third Auditor Rutherford has returned
from North Carolina. He reports the majority
Tor Grant at 20 900.
can attaches Of the Geneva tribunal, Is In Wash,
ington.
- Henry NJ. Atkinson, Of Omaha, IL an aSpi
rant for the position VI Commissioner Of Indian
| Affairs.
- Hon. Geo II. Williams, Of Washington
eminent Is in Paris
Mr.. Sim Reeves Is at present at the saline
| bath establishment at DrOitwlch, Worcester,
England, undergoing treatment for his malAdy,
/ rheumatic gout.
b. GratE Brown Is going to establish him.
| self In the TAR West as prophet. He predicted
that Grant might carry three States, but II was
| very doubtful
| - A daughter OF the Row. Charles KingsleI
| has been making an extensive journey through
| the United States, North, South, East ant
| West, and Is preparing a work relating hel
| travels and observations.
| - EX.Gov. Fairchid, Of wisconsin, and fAmIlJ
| arrived In Washington yesterday en- route fOT
| Liverpool, England, 10 which consulate he has
been appointed. He Is stopping with hi
brother in.laW, Mr.. Hayden, on Twenty .1Ts
| street
| - Professor Pepper Is going 10 enlighten thu
people Of Boston noTt Friday evening upOi
| the properties Of light and IRE, illustrating
| them by experiments. We should think thu
| BnstOnans had been enlightened enough on
| this subject, and had had an experiment o
| their own on a big scale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

glous disabilities, tho reform Of the rsprepta-
tive system, each and all, together with those
taken by aud among ourselves, the reeO-
buttons Of 1893, and those In resistance OF the
right II taxation without representation, the
Colonial Congress, the Declaration of lndepend.
cnce the Articles VI Confederation, the war Of
independence, the separation Of Church and
State and the abolition Of the laws OF prlmoReni.
turo aud entails, the Constitution Of the United
states, the admission Of adj acent territories and
the Introduction Of new States Into the Union,
the war between the states resulting In enamel.
patton and universal suffrage, and the present
peaceful election, Rrandly confirming and sub
stantiatlnE forever the cO-equallty and uniyer.
salty Of human rlghls, privileges and immuni-
ties, without regard to race, color or previous
condition, terminating the grand series and
browning the whole-have been, step by step,
whether In the British Isles or in the United
States, the successive stages Of but one oontinu
ing and ceaseless progress In the gradual de-
| yelOpment, perfection and solidlheatlOn OF the
| sublime temple Of our freedom"
Now, II, after this, 'any fool carps' at
Mr. Tyler, we want to know It, Mr.. Tyler,
II will be seen, modcstly rofraius from telling
us the distinguished part that he himself has
taken In this grand series Of events, but pos
tcrty, we are certain, will not fail to do him
Justice. He will have an honorcd place In
the Sublime temple OF our freedom" to
whose qualification" he has so ably and
nobly contributed. Mr.. Tyler should not pay
the least attention to the fools who carps Of
him" His experience is only the same as
that Of all truly great men. The attacks that
are made on him spring purely from malice
and envy and will In time pass away.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

In our news columns this morning Will be
found the call Of Governor Cooke for q meet
Ing of our citizens 10 Metzerott hall tonight to
devise ways and means to aid the suffering
poor by the late calamity at Boston. We are
certain that no words are necessary to secure
a large attendance, and to insure generous
and hearty response. Washington has
always been proyerbIal for her generosity
and we have no doubt that she will give to
Boston a substantial evidence of her sympathy
and good will.
SO far as we have been able to ascertain
the terrible disaster that has befallen our
sister city has been keenly felt here, and all
our citizens seem anxious to DO something
towards the alienation of the distress in
which thousands Of her people have been
plunged. Al that is needed is we'll
directed effort to call out a generous COLI
tributor. All the leading cities of the Union
have already taken action in the matter,
and the capital must not be behind In the
good work.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

AZ will be seen elsewhere In our columns
the Young Mems Republican Club, at their
stated meeting last evening, took the nitia-
tory steps Tor the second inauguration of
President Grant. A committee Of seven was
appointed to consult and cooperate with the
Congressional Executive Committee and
leading citizens OF the District relative to
the subject. We are glad to know that a
live organization, composed of the young
business and professional men Of tue Dis
trlct, have moved In this matter. 1t Rugurs
well for It's entire success; and as the full
and complete arrangements and details OF
the inauguration will necessarily consume
some time, we hope the Congressional com.
mlttce aud citizens will agree with the
Young Mems Club as speedily rs possibly
for this most interesting event. The mct of
the Young Mems Club having an oligibly
located clubhouse, well furnished and easy
OF access, would seem to indicate that 1t Is. q
proper place for the headquarters Of the va
rlous committees moving In the matter,
One thing Is certain, the second Inauguration
Of President Grant ought to eclipse anything
of the kind ever before seen in the country
An immense assemblage Of people from
abroad will be here, and the people of the
District ought to give them such u welcome
that they will never fail to remember.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

LIEUT. GEN. PHnIP II. SHERIDAN arrived
In town yesterday. He ought to have been
in Boston last Saturday night and have had
full jurisdiction. That FIRE would then have
been put out sooner than 1t was, and her pa
trlotic Governor would hardly send ines
sage to the Legislature about 1t.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

The Official returns from the interior coun-
ties of Pennsylvania Indicate that General
Grants majority will be about one hundred
and hirty,Jour thousand flee hundred. The
full vote Of the State at the Presidential cleo
ton Is estimated at ISL, 500, of which Gen.
Grant received about 3i4 500, and Mr.. Gree
ley about 10000.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
Books and Stationery.

NEW BOOKS NEW, BOOKS CAMPING OUT.
~ n corded BY "Klt," edited by q. A. htaphslB
The Forms Of Waller In Clouds and Rivers, lee and
GlaooTs, BY John TyhdAll, LII D., Y. X. 4 with
thlTty-hVo ILLUSTRATIONS, drawn and engraved under
the direction Of the auth0T The knd OF the World
love btoFy, BY Edward Eggleston Strive a. d Sue.
coed, tho Progress Of Walter Conrad, by HOTAtlo
AlEeT, IT,, author Of Ragged Dick. 4o. Uhauos for
Hlmaolf or Jack HsEAId and His Treasure. BY j T.
IrovbridRe, The Poet A. the breakfast Table, Ills
Talks with His FelloW-boaTdOTs and the Header, by
Oliver Mendell Holmes. David OOppefi Id, BY
Chs les DleksnS, household edition, With portrait
Of the author and siEty-Ons Illustrations JGFk and
Jl, for old and young, By L. 4. 0obright illustrated
Nursery Treasury, BY Harriet u. Mon osysr, hand.
.omely Illustrated, foI's Dgsbt Of Partne ,auip, a
dGst Of the las q partneurip, a. presented in tho
reports OF EnEllsh and Amsriotn deolsloDs by
Charles FoI late Judge Of the Superior Court OF Olr.
olunAuy byo,, law sheep, 500. , OF sale by II. 4
q. II. MORRISON, Law BnOkssilurs and PubllshCFs,
No. ava PeansylvaniA avenue no,g
N BW BOOKS AT BALLANTYNE'ss
All the NEw BOOKS received as soon As pub.
lshOd, and any Book purchased At re all viii be
furnished with = self.httIng BOOK COVER free OF
charge
A large number Of New SUNDAY SCHOOL Ill.
BRARY BOOKS iust received.
WNl. BALLANTHNE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

THE Chicago Tribune has serious fears
that the Boston fire will interfere with that
city. 1t argues that the first effect of 1t will
be the curtailmont or cessation of loans from
New England, from which large share Of
the capital has been obtained for rebuilding.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

THERE IsA MOVEMENT 10 Baltimore, We
are told by the Gazette, to effect q thorough
reorganiE alton of the Democratic party In
hat State. They should invoke the Pssist-
ance of Mr.. Greeley. As an organizer OF the
Democracy he has no equal In this country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

The Boston Journal prints seventeen
columns OF "fre notices" in It's Issue of yes
terday, being announcements Of merchants
rcopening their establishments and of insur-
ance companies paying their liabilities.
That Is business.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

The SELECTION OF Mr.. MEREDITH as the
president OF the Pennsylvania constitutional
convention is an excellent one in every re-
spect, and full of the best augures. The per-
manent sessions of the convention are to be
held at Philadelphia.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

CABINET.M MAKING is still the favorite amuse-
ment on Newspaper Row. 1t Is all very nice;
affords an almost inexhaustlble mine for
readable paragraphs but, gentlemen, there
Is nothing In 1t.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

A SOUTHERN OPPOSITION JOURNAL de-
spairs OF the republic. lin these days Of
corruption, and under this ballot system" 1t
says, 1.-The party that has the count is sure
OF the victory" We had an Illustration Of
that In Georgia,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

A DISPATCH from Indianapolis says that
Governor Morton has received the unanimous
nomination OF the Republican caucus for a
reelection to the Senate, which Is equivalent
to a reelection.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

The Richmond Wing Is fairly choking with
yexatiou because Gen. Grant has carried
Virginia. The poor old Wig Is really to DO
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

" THE BosToN FIRE had occurred during
the Presidential canvass itwould undoubtedly
have been charged to Gen. Grant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

THE Democrats, It seems, have carried
seven of the nine Congressional districts In
Georgia.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

GEN. CowEN, Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior, has an Interesting article In the last
Issue of tho New York independent on the
Indian question. lie. takes the ground that
the Indian policy Of the Administration Is
not failure. 81 far from that, he claims
that THE experience 81 tho past season has
served more fully 10 ylndicaIc the wisdom
and affords encouraging evidence Of Ia cupa-
CITY 10 deal with most difficult problem Of
government. II has thus far proven as ell
caclous a. Its most snngulue friends have
ever anticipated. It was an experiment en-.
tered upon with many mlsgiyings by officials
charged with It's execution, It was at the
mercy of bundereTs, aud had to contend
with the projudlccs, rldiculc and misreprcsen-
tatIon which usually assall any attempted
radical change Of congratulated customs
Il arrayed against II those politicians who
deslred 10 retain control OF desirable pa
tronage. But II has almost outllyed all these
and ia daily commenting Itself more and
moe. not only To the Christian community,
which sees In IL wst opportunities for the
elevation Of a,race, but TO the honest, think
Ing men Of the nation Us well who tee IN
the changed policy measure OF justice and
economy which stamps II ms an enter rise OF
sound and wise staIesmanshlp''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

We HEREBY RESPECTFULLY ACKNOwLEDGE
THE RECEIPT Of an autograph letter from
that distinguished statesman, the Hon. John
Tyler it,, accompanied by an editorial In a
Florida journal, In which Mr.. Tyler says he
has sought to assign the Republican party
its due place in history while properly hOr-
urlng the glorious national victory achieved
lu support Of Glen. Grant" The editorial
and the letter have afforded US the most in
tense pleasure. Our only regret Is that the
crowded condition u our columns will not
permit us to by Mr.. Tylcrs able article he
lore our rradtrs, especially rs 1t H., in his
own language, "lhu only Answer he deems
appropriate 10 the fools who carp at hun
Mr.. Tyler starts out with an allusun to
Ptplemy and Strubo glaucus Of the ancient
cities Of Troy, Tyre and sidQn, Athens,
Sparta and Corluth, Carthage aud AlcxNn-
drln, Rome, Venice aud Genoa, and comes
down to the Norman conquest In England,
where he breaks forth In the following truly
eloquent and most remarkable sentence
"In tho mother country each Of those great
and ever memorable slTuggles-SRNUn and CGlU
against Norman, Nllleln against Lord, Protest
ant against Papist, RuuDdhCad against Cava-
lUF, DlFsputoT against ChuTchman, Manchester
against old SaTun-Was struggle on the result
Ut which, In It's own order and season, depCnpGd
tho Dearest interests Oi the human race nnd
every step taken-the charter Of Henry Beau
clerk, the great charter, the nfst assembling OF
the House VI Commons, tho extinction oi per
EunAl slavery, the separation from the See Of
Rome the petition OF right, the hdbsd5 COZ pus
act, the revolution Of 1855, the establishment II
the liberty VI the press the abolition VI lell'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
Personal.

AIOTIOK-THAT X. B., JUBTH, bip u srREEi,
N between SlIth and seventh strests northwest
sells custom ade secondhand Clothing At less than
half the cost Of ready nAde ones N. B,-seoond.
hand olohlnG Of all kinds bought Al fair cash prices
au9-tf.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

A substantial aud bssu'lful thres.,tory and ns,s.
m sgt BRICK kEs5DENyoE, wiiG elegant B 5 |
eide lot q same uidtn, tho entire grounds having
TX bsSs 6aiidns 70 this ROUSE il hTSS stories bis6
and there u In the structure, not Including
There are seven sleeping apartments Two dfosSiNE
rooms, cedar closets, m.tbls.top statlouSry wash
So Tbs { he most d sR RGusc IN
!. nearly new ne stree. beautifully parked 'IS pIysd
beautiful park in Washington.
and parties dssriuE 70 examine the promises viii be
promptly waited upon By
HUYCK q ADDISON,
Real R,tate Agents snd Brpkeru,
space, one door east Of PerJ's, oOrner Ct Niuth
street and Penusyvans Avenne. noyl+u
FURNISHED PARL0R, WITH ouAMRER AID.
II Joining to let BY a 'msii family Also front t9Sm
Us Z street. between oh and iOth.
INoR RRNT "A FINELY FURNISHED sRUOND.
Il STORY FRONT ROOM, IA most desirable
SS4hS On capitol Hill Inquire NO. ~ nG sSEi'
UoR RRNT-THR LARGE NNE FLEGANT
kpp u fksUR BEi GiS s5fSst RoTh
/ Usst. tStAr.l bov9.lW
TO LEr.FRAME HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS, IN
/ and First street northeast Rent sis In advance.
Inlu 70 At 100 First street northoasL noya.6s'
UoR RRNT -TV RNTY.7wo FURNISHED
HOUSES from so'O0o to e s PSr SDpppSi
ooli.sof Fiiteeuth street. near kiEEs a %
| DARE OHANUE To sKCURE UuEAP FUR.
,. StSrs Sd sS.us basSs. oo. 81. ~R4c
stock Tor sale at reduced prio1ssia MrEt KRRy.
myLu 3IS Eighth st., bot Market space SD d.
EoR SALE on EXCHANGE FOR OIIY PROF.
ERrY-y,urSSls LSIR o. 500 100 HSIss en- @;
to suit purchaser. Timber and 9o qgs,IIsssllgdi
| nukims Corner seventh and streets.
UOR RENT-THE LARGE DWELLING HOUSE
4S7 Penu'ylynnlA avenue, .iI dno,s east Of the
'0'AH" "''" " FiRSSGK TAYLOR,
ianG-u 31i Indiana avenue.
FOR RENT.
Elegantly Furnished HOUSE,, cor. or Of FOurtsouth
street and Mass ohussttS avenue, former residence
o. General X. U. SOhsnok. ,,,,,.,..
S5v Ri2G R,.i E,tAto Agent 1900 Street Stree;
EOR RRRT-THF UPPER PORTION or
\ HOUSE 13iJ PsnusIlVG1iN Svsnue, lover G.
gautisI's wine soIs containing Sistt rooms, ht
"'' y ''''' Q. GEIiTIER, wlps Merchant,
nol2 1917 Pennsylvania avenue.
EoR sALEToT VERY Easy TERMs-A NEW
hAll has beautiful front yard nicely tfrtseed With
sinai cash p ,ymsnt; balance monthly. DTEK a
DAVIDSON, norih'aNt corner seventh ttrset and
| Louisiana avenue, second floor. noVl2lW
DOR sALE-S 1000 CASH, BALANCE ON
5riot front HoUsF With 6aS wi1des SSs bath Sot
mSaSiG gaS tTtarss al through. lot runs bael 70
an Ilsy, Location Eood, one block iron cars. DYER
and Seventh street, SSeoad h1or. boVlsJ
EoR SALE AT A sAORIFICR.-FOUR.AN
HALF ssSsSih sTSuhq o,s f a5s, I 5S,.
running 70 the Tol G.ts) This Is Theoretically wooded
Pryats IssdsaSS Vii Be osSsd 81 bsiEsla 70 ~
fs- DAYS. Address, ?, o. BOX G5d. Goll.eost