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A VALUABLE FARM
nNTHE OHIO RIVER FOR SALE.

will. on the I.t day OF March. 1877.
,t,ar my farm at pubiic sale. The farm
INSISTS OF two hundred acres, sixty.five
,o ssventv aces of river bottom, The soil
AZ Moth Giii and bottom is unsurpassed
An anne orchard that hardly ever fail
~ seuepty trees besides about 400 young
traes fnsi q ,mmencing TO bear; had over
one hundred barr, Is this season of the
tnest Kind of apples. Coal, fire clay, and
the choicest building stone in abundance
and q sy OF access. There is on tue Iarm
:, bonsa IF nine rooms and kitchen. In
Iha latter is the hest of spring water, Also
,anE harm sheen house. spring house,
al and wood honse, and also n small
yinevard and sirawberry patch: about
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FARM FOR SALE.

,IJESr VIRGINIA FAr:M FOR SALE.
w The John son home farm VIII he SOLD
at public sale on the ION day of May.
1877. on the premises at Long Reach,
West Virginia.
Terms OF Sale-Onc fourth cash in hand,
the residue on credit Of one, two and
three years, with vendors lein retained
To secure deferred payments.
This farm is admirably located on the
Ohio river about hall way between Wheel
.ng and iarkeIsburg. Is in good n iglI-
bOrhuod, con Yenient to public schools. IL
contains about $50 acres, embracing about
l7j acres of best ohio river bottom, 10 acres
river hillside, and the residue tillable n ii
land now heavily timbered. II has every
roads, etc. Has fine orchard OF summer
and autum fruit, besides good orchard
of winter fruit. Has a large dwcllIng
house, with barns and other Out-bnildlngs
all in toleTably good condition; also An
additional good frame dwelling nous"
with out buiIding': also good large store
building. a pOStOiliCc Is established here
and mails pass both ways daily by steam
boats. The dwelling house IL pleasantly
situated, with b auuiul surroundings, on
a public road, and within three hun 1red
yards of the steamboat landing. IL Is IN
excellent point for u country store, being
the point OF river communication Tor
large extent OfbaCk country
II desirable 20 ~ claScTs this farm Will
ne sold In two or mo parcels. VIII DE
sold without reserve. For further particu-
lars apply on the premises or 10 the under
signed at Parkersburg. w. "a.
Persons desiring 10 purchase are invited
TO go and examine the place.
OkEY JOH0S0N,
JOHN I. JOHNSON,
hliatawrb EXecutors
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRU>T
d made by William Collins and Margaret
Collins his wife, To the undersigned as
Trustee, bearing date the 9TH day OF
February, A. D., ls74, and recorded in deed
ui trust book No q, folio 1856 and 3S7, Will
on saturday, tho lOth day of March,
1877. at ~ o'clock A. M, OF said day, pro-
iced I. sell ut public auction q The highest
AID best bidder, at the front door of the
Court House of Ohio county, W. Va, the
following pro erty: etinning al the
sJutheast corner OF Market and High
streets, In that part of the city OF Wheel
ing Rnown as John MrLrre's addition,
thence south with Market strc-t on the
EAST side there of 81 leet to an alley, thence
with the alley 100 feet TO Phillips line,
thence with his line "a feet 10 High street,
thence with High street 100 feet TO the be-
ginning.
TERSiS OF SALE One-thlrd cash, one
third In nine and one-Ihird In eighteen
months, the deferred payments to be
secured and TO bear interest IIom the DAY
of sale. GEO. 4. BOYD, Trustee.
JuFS w. MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
febSoawi
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coxsUMprIyEs TAKE NOTICE

Every moment of delay makes your
cure more hopeless. and much depends Cd
the Judicious choice Of q remedy. Inc
amount OF testimony in favor OF VI.
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, as cure ior
Consumption, far exceeds all that can De
brought to support the pretensions II any
other m edlclne. See DR.. Schencks Alma
mac, containing the certificates OF many
persons OF the highest respectabiiity' VINO
have been restored to health, after being
pronounced incurable by physicians Of
acknowledged ability. schencks fu'-
monte Syrup alone has cured many, ~
these evidences will show; but the cure ~
often promoted by the employment OF TWO
other remedies which DR.. SchencK pro-
yides for the purpose. These addltlouai
remedies are Schenck's Sea Weed IonlS
and Mandrake Pills. BY the timely use o.
these me Iicines, ACCORDING to directions,
DIR. Schenck certifies that most any case OF
,'onsumption may be cured.
DIR, Schenck is professionally at MS prin'
ciDal office, Corner sixth and Arch StS,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where Ill
letters for ad vice must be addressed.
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RIVER NEWS.


The marks at the landing last even
ing showed Z feet 10 inches.
The Emma Graham for Cincinnati
passed down yesterday.
The Morton and Kerr will leave for
Pittsburgh to day.
The Rsgon departed for Parkersburg
yesterday.
The local packets are making their
usual trips, with the exception OF the
Tempest, which is laid up by broken
shaft.
The Express is to days PsrkersbnFg
packet
The Nail City left for st. Louis We'd
nesdsy with nails and iron-l2,OOO kegs
of nails and 600 tons of iron. She was
loaded full to refusal with pig metal,
manufactured iron and glassware.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February l5.-River D
feet and rising slowly. Weather cloudy
and cool.
V1cKsBURG, February l5.-The river
has fallen 8 inches. Weather cold and
cloudy. Down-Stsndard. Up Capl,
tai City.
CINCINNATI, February l5.-River IL
feet and falliog. Weather cloudy. Ar
rived-Courier, Wheeling. Departed
Golddust, New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, February l4.-River rose 3
inches; standing at Is feet 8 inches
Weather cloudy; mercury As degrees.
Departed-Garland, Arkansas river;
Donnelly, New Orleans.
CAIRO February l5.-Arrived-Polar
Star, ST. Louis; Belle Memphis, st
Louis. Departed-Polsr Star, st. Louis;
G. w. Anderson, Nashville. River 20
feet and falling. Weather clear: mer-
curry 4S.
ST. LOUIS, February 15.-Arrlyed-
Bee and barges, New Orleans; Clinton,
Quincy; Alice, Lower river. Departed
COLORADO, Vicksburg! Bee and barger
New Orleans. River has fallen 2inches
Weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, February 15.-Weather
warm and clear. Deparei- Thompson
Dean, Cincinnati to New Orleans;
Gaff, Cincinnati to Memphis; J. ID. Par
ker and tow. Means, is expected up this
evening. River falling with feet In
ches IN the canal 2, less on falls.
EVANSVILLE, February l5.-Weathel
cloudy; mercury 40 tc 4S. River II!
feet and falling; wind from the east
Down-Fawn, Dick johnson, Whale
and tow, Evansville, Coal City and tow
Mercer and tow, Silver Thorn, Iron
Mountain. Up-Maggie Smith, Arkan-
sas Bell. Fearless and tow. Business
good. The Whale left at 6 o'clock.
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ART RECEPTION large number OF
ladies and gentlemen attended the Art
Reception OF the students of Miss A. NJ.
Doddridge at her studio in the Franklin
Insurance building, No. IS Twelfth
street, last evening. There was an ele-
CANT display of paintings edecting credit
alike upon the teacher and pupils. "The
Parlor Scene" painted by Miss Daddrige
and placed over the mantle opposite tho
door by which the visitor enters the
room, arrests attention and particularly
as it was shown to great advantage under
the strong light thrown upon 1t last
night. 1t wonld seem invidious TO men
ton any one work from among the nu-
merous excellent paintings sdorDing the
walls of the studio, but we cannot
we'll refrain from referring 10 the picture
"The Challenge" by Miss Carrie Rhodes
Is one of elegant design and splendid
execution. The Spring Time OF Lite"
by Miss Matte d. Hubbard, "a Quiet
Nook" by Miss Crumbacker, and "a
Shipw-eck" by Miss Vesey attracted at
tention, but the little gem of the whole
collection was "rhe Strawberry Girl"
by Miss &. V. Wallace. There are q
number of others deserving mention if
our space permitted. This school of art
is credit to our city, aud we are graft
fled to know that our people appreciate
its value, and we hope it will continue
to receive the patronage it has done in
the past. The reception will be con.
tir ued tomorrow evening, and the ex-
hibrton of pictures day and tomorrow
| from 10 A. NJ. to 4 P. NJ.
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The Eastern Question.

BELGRADE, February l5.-ServIa's ap-
peal tor advice from Russia remains un-
answered. 1t is surmised that the Ser
VANS have been abandoned by Russia as
the price of Austrian acqulescence or co
operation in the Russian policy, because
il Servia is quoted the great cause
of restlessness among the slaves in
Hungary would be removed. 1t is prob
able that Russia will not adopt similar
course towards Montenegro, but Will pu'
her forward rs a champion OF TurKIsh
Christians.
LONDON, February ia Times dis
patch from Belgrade says 1t is believed
there that the Porte will not claim ar
rears of the tribute from Servia if peace
is concluded, The impression S gaming
ground that the officials of Russia will
take no further interest in ServaIn a.
fairs. Peace would be virtually assured
but Tor the influence of pro slavic soclC-
ties and the conviction of ii Cabi Jet, ~
peace would result in its overtDrown.S q,
A Vienna special calls attention u n
sign ticant alter from St. Petersburg
published in the Political Correspondence,
and probably intended as feeer and
reminder by the Russisn government
This letter, discussing the reports that
answers TO Prince GOr schkotl ) circular
will probably be evasive or will recon-
mend further delay, says: Delay may
suit the English policy or that OF some
other power, but it is in
compatitl, with th,. int r. of Il e
Cabinets immediate interest in the east
ern question. Russia has TO maintain
the large army on the frontier, and is
forced to increase it. In consequence OF
: of the gradual disappearance of the
chances for peace, railroad traffic is ia
terrup:ed, commerce has ceased, ana
credit is shaked. There is no export
trade. The Socialists are encouraged by
this state of affairs.
LONDON, February ia Vienna
correspondent of the Stdnoardssys: Let
ters from Jassy state that the Roumanan
representatives abroad informed the va.
rious governments that Roumania not
having been able 10 secure the protection
of the powers for her Neutrality, could
not help concluding convention per-
hitting the passage Of Russian troops
through her territory, under certain
enc rgencies. Roumania would not grant
the Turks the same privilege.
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The NKw DREcToRY.-We ara glad
70 see that some enc in our city has had
enterprise eaough TO commence on our
City Directory, without allowing
strangers TO come in here every year, a.
they have done, and do this work for US,
aud give other cities the benefits. Mr.
Calm has commenced on his prelimin-
AIRY CANVASS for the next work, and we
hope our business men will respond lib
ersly and give him all the encourage
ment in their power. He u well 40.
quainted in the city. and will doubtless
be able 10 give Us good, reliable work,
which viii b something We have not had
for some time.
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LADIES fine side-lace. box toe shoes, at
l.. V. BLoND's, ll35 Main street.

RESOLUTIONS OF REsPEcr.-Ats meet.
ing of the directors OF the Citizens Fire
and Marine insurance Company, held at
the office OF the company last evening,
the following resolutions of respect were
passed:
Resoiped, That We have heard with
deep regret OF the death of the esteemed
Secretary OF this company, Mr.. John
Bishop. We deplore hfs loss not only
as an officer OF this company, but still
more as friend and iellow-citizsn.
Most of US have been acquainted with
the deceased for period of many years,
aud in all that time he has ever enjoyed
our highest respect and confidence in all
the relations Of life.
Resoired, That a copy Of these resolu.
tions be entered III tue records OF the
company and a copy forwarded to his
relatives.
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KANAwHA LODGE X. OF H.-Kan.
awha Lodge No. Knights OF
Honor, consisting of twenty-three of the
principal men of Charleston, was insti-
luted on Saturday last, by Mr.. 2. L.
Teeple, wto has been engaged in organ.
izing these lodges. He will return &c
his home at Mansfield, OHIO, the pre:eD,
week, but intends returning in short
time to organize other lodges in all the
principal t'wrs along the Inc of the
Baltimore and Ohio road between Graf
ton and Washington City, inclusive
The officers OF Kanawha Lodge are as
follows: Past Dictator, H. Z. McWhor
ten; Dictator, John W. Sentz; Vice Die
tstor, Dr. l.. l.. Cosmtock; Chapline, }
w. Cracratt; GUIDE, l.. w. Levey; Re
porter, Phillip Frankenberger; Finan
cial Reporter, VIM. Jelenko; Treasurer
VIM. Kaufman; Guardian, Charles
Jacobson; Sentinel, F. NJ. Reynolds
Trustees, Jacob Jelenko; A. F. Gibbons
S. NJ. Gowentian.
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LADIES box-toe button shoes for $500
worth $500. at l.. V. BLoND's.


DROPPED DEAp-Yesterdsy about one
o'clock, MIR. John Bishop, al old and
respected citizen of this city, dropped
dead on Eleventh street, near the Mar ket
house. Messrs. Hugh Sterling and
Robert Sweeney who were near by at the
time, carried his body into Bells mil
linery store, from which place it was re-
moved to the Grant House, whore an
inquest was held by Squire Miller. At
the time of his death Mr.. Bishop was
engaged IN conversation with Mr..
Sterling, and suddenly struggling his
shoulders, asked Mr.. Sterling to catch
him, but fell to the pavement before that
gentleman could render him any assist
ance. At the inquest the evidence ad-
duced was to the effect stated above,
and DR.. Hupp being called, pronounced
his disease cerebral apoplexy, stating at
the same time that in his oplnien post
norton examination would not be neces-
ssry. In accordance with these facts,
the jury consisting of Messrs. John j..
Jones, Hugh Sterling, Harrison Will
Hams. j. NJ. Meyers. Peter linn, WIN.
Schsmbrs, Jacob Berger, j. G. Smith.
John Nolan, VIM. Goshorn, Z. Il.
Collier and John Heron, returned YER
dict of death by spoplexy. The body
was then gwen in charge Of the deceased
relatives, tor preparation for interment
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THE COMEDY CoMPANY,-iesterday
afternoon and last night the Deaken's
Liliputisn Comedy Company was greet
ed with fair audiences, and the enter
tsinment rem dered was such as could not
fail to please. Commodore Mutt and
Jennie Quigley continue to attract uni
verssl admiration in their respective
roles, the Commodore as "Jsck" and
Miss Quigley as his be.hrothed. To see
such number Of little people together
is novel, and to see them as good per.
formers is really wonderful. This after
noon q special ladies and children's
Matinee will be given and tonight, the
regular performance. Tickets on sale at
Opers House box office.
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THE TEMPERANCE REvIvAL.-Fourth
Street VI. L. Church was alive with peo-
RE last evening. in attendance at the
Temperance revival. The vast sudito-
mum Of the lecture room was crowded 10
such an extent that il was impossible to
gain abundance, and many were turned
swxy. During the progress of the meet
ing the usual hymns were sang, expert
ences Of several parties related, and
prayer offered for the good of the
cause. A number of new converts sign.
ed the pledge last night but as yet there
appears TO have been no great inroads
made in the ranks Of the drinking classes,
the parties signing being mostly temper.
ance or temperate people. Another meet
ing viii Be held tonight.
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POLICE CoURT.-Msyor Sweeney pre-
sided ut the Police Court yesterday, in
the absence of Judge Cranmer, aid dis
posed of the following cases:
VIM. Bolingsworth, drunk, fined one
dollar and costs. Paid.
Captain West disorderly, case dis
missed at the cost OF Mollie Freds, col.
ored.
Captain West, using abusive language
towards Mollie Freds, colored, fined
three dollars and costs. Paid.
Michael Miller, disorderly, fined one
dollars and costs. Paid.
6. McAndrews, disorierly, fined one
dollar and costs. Paid.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. The
following are the transactions in real es-
tate rs recorded in the office Of the coun-
ty clerk yesterday:
Deed made February Is, 1877, from
William WATSON and Levins Wssson,
his wife, to Valentine Veland, for the
south half OF lot No. 10, square l3, east
side OF of Cbapline street, Saith ward; fJr
$3.50.
Deed made February Is, 1877, from
Gotthold Mesiner and wife to John
Dinger, twenty-!our feet of the north
psrt OF lots Nos. 14} and $50, Zsne's adj
dltion to the city, Island; for 81 ,225.
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The DIAMOND. - Communications
have been received by the Standard base
ball club from the Chicago club, asking
that they join the league the coming
season, ard one from the international
Association, which meets in Pittsburgh
on the Goth inst, requesting them to join
the association. A meeting was held
night before last, but as yet no definite
action has been taken. Ii is thought,
however, that If $500 in subscriptions can
b. rss,d, the cub will reorgan re AID
accept either one or the other OF The
propositions made.
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ALLEGED RAPIsT-Thos Bradbury
an employee in Berry's rope store, on
Main street. was arrested yesterday, on
complaint of q. f. Gaylard, charged
with outrsging Annie l.. Fordyce, Int
tie girl aged about IA or 10 years. Jus.
tice Csld well, the party issuing the war.
rant, being absent from the city, Brad.
bury was taken before Justice Tolivsr,
who he'd HIM the SUN of $1,000 to ap-
pear on the 10Th inst. Bradbury gave
the ecesssry bond and Was released from
custody.
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FINE PROPERTY FOR SALE

an THE NATIONAL ROAD, EAST OF
" Nhe ling.
perty on the Naisonal road known as the
otterson property, situated tour miles
last oil Wheeling. Ii contains five acres
OF ground, and brick dwelling in good
repair. For further particu inquire OF
the undersigned on the premises.
labl3eOds SCOIT MILLER.
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AsELKCT social dance will be held at
Steubenrsuch's Hall, South Wheeling, CO.
night, by the young ladies and gentlemen
of that part Of the city, in honor of Miss
Carrie Appelbsum, of Pittsburgh, a
highly esteemed young lady who Is visit.
ing Mr.. Steubenrsch's family.
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The Steubenvillian came home from
Wheeling sad and sorrowful, but his
heart was full of wrath. He was deceiv-
ed and sucked in.-Gazette. Correct;
he sucked in" such large quantities that
liquor has "riz" 10 10 cents per one blue
glass
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TEE NAIL What a Correspon-
dent of the Columbus Dispdteh thinks Of
w.-aFlamen," the travelling oorrespon-
dent of the Columbus Dtspatch thus says
of Wheeling, the EMAIL City" in letter
to bis paper Of Tuesday:
Wheeling is surrounded by iron
works, bias, furnaces, nail works, rolling
mills and various other manufactures,
which form the basis of its wealth and
stability. For beyond doubt the Nail
CITY is one of the solidest cities in the
country, both in point Of wealth and
prosperity.
Wheeling, evidently, is a good field
for newspapers. IL boast OF three daiiles
two morning and one evening-oe
sides several weeklies. The two morn +.
ing papers, the REGISTER (Dem.) and
the htelligeneer Rep, are really exec J.
lent newspapers, and will compare most
favorably with the daily publications OF
any of the smaller cities OF the country.
The former is edited by Lewis Baker, Esq,
formerly well.known in Columbus, hay
Ing been one OF the editors of the Ohio
Statesman about l864-65. The
Standard, the evening publication, is a
smaller sheet, but lacks nothing IN quail
lty. The Sunday Leader is owned and
edited by c. c. johnson, Esq, formerly
connected with the Pittsburgh press, and
is one of the liveliest, spiciest, best ar
arranged sHd most readable Sunday pa
pers ever saw. Of the weekly publlca-
tons 1 have seen but one, the Sun, a
paper devoted to the discussion of polit-
zeal topics. ;.
Before bringing this rather disultory
letter to close would like to say some.
thing complimentary OF the appearance
of Wheeling. but I can not. 1t is
smoky, dirty, SCOT. begrimed place, with
narrow, muddy streets, shut in BY the
Ohio river in front, and In the rear by
hills that are higher, sleeper and harder
to climb than Il on's. But as the dingi-
ness of the city is observable, so is the
hospitality OF its citizens proverbial, and
ia proportion as the city becomes blacker
and dirtier, the hospitality of its people
WAKES greater and greater.
l begin to think that Wheeling has
impressed me favorably.
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FOR RENT.

THREE NEW DWELLING HoUs.. -
rs situated on the east side OF IS.
Main street, between Twenty. third
and Tw nty-iourth streets. SAID houses
have all the modern improvements con-
tain six rooms each, have wafer and gas
throughout. For terms, &c, apply to
]. Il. McCORTNEY, or
damn g. II. CARNAHAN.
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Two freight trains on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad collided short dis
lance west OF Evansville. on last Friday
Both engines and fifteen cars were wreck
ed. No lives were lost.-St. Ctalrsrttte
Gazette.
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Ara meeting OF The Board of Direc.
tors Of the Citizens Fire, Marine and
Life Insurance Company OF this city
last evening, ii. Z. Shriver was elected
secretary TO succeed the late John Bishop,
Esq.
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THERE ia a movement on foot to organ
ize Mardi Grss Society to he continued
in perpetual existence from year to
year, aud net rely, as heretofore. on the
result of few weeks hard wor; To make
q display.
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Mr.. r. d. WALSH, the contractor OF
the Bellaire and st. Clairsville railroad
has contract to build five miles of the
Bellsire and South western railroad, be-
tween Wegee and Jacobsburgh.
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sssss ! 49,;

TO the WORKING Siass.-"e al now
prepared to furnish all classes with con.
slant employment at home, The vi ole o.
the time, or for their spare momtuiS
Business new, light and profitable. Per.
SOM of either sex easily earn from al cents
To SIS per evening, and proportional sun
by devoting their whole time 10 tie Iu,i.
ness. Boys ana girls earn me-, nSariy a. much
send their address, and test the business
we make this unparalleled offer: To such
ass q not well satisfied we Will send oJe
dollar to pay for the trouble OF writing.
Full particulars, samples worth sevenl
dollars To commence work on, and copy
of Home and Fireside, one Of the larges,
and best illustrated Publications, all sem
free by mail. Reader, II yun want perms.
nent, profitable work, address GEORGE
ST. NSON d CO., Portland Maine. spligyl
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THREE STORY BRICK RESI- izA
"A dence containing seve II rooms, G.E
street, between Byron and Jacob streets.
Gas throughout Everything convenient:
For further information enquire at ilo
Twelfth street.