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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
Arm Broken.

a widow lady, Mrs. Wilcox of the
Sixth ward, who resides nj the corner OF
Main and t. enty-soventh streets. tell
last Saturday, about ten o'clock, while
gong to hydrsnt for vessel Of water,
and broke her right arm Just above tie
wrist. The fracture WAS attended TO by
DR.. j. II. Pines.
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FOR SALE.

. HAl.FLOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
n Main ~. Filth ward, between twenty
ssCOnd and 1wenjy-third stS., beginning
at "a point SO feet south of G. W. Seabright's
clothing store and extending 81 feet south,
aud extending $50 feet west Ia wide alley.
Also frame tenement house on the east
side nt Eofl ,trrct, second ward, between
Eleventh ana Twelfth streets FOR terms,
.yra pply TO JAS WHEELER, Esq,
E.aI estate Agent, lice corner Main and
y}fd streets, Fiuh ward. IaS
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slightly Injured

A miner ST the mines OF Hobbs.
Brockunier i Co., near the South Wheel.
ing glass house, wss slightly injured YES
terdsy by the falling OF portion of the
root OF the room in which he was work.
ing st the time OF the accident. The
stating fell on hs back and shoulders.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
FOR SALE.

TOPPER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
| on Nam street, two St07e rooms and
dwelling at Nos. 900 aud DT. The house
is brick and two stories high, ! also offer
for sale the SALON in the room No. Ui7
Nam street. with all the fiNtur :, sc. This
is a good bargain, All on easy terms. For
mIi particulars apply To
JOHN SCHNEIL, SR.,
Iallh No. 20I5 Main street.
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Damages allowed.

The jury yesterday reported in the
Colts case, against the T., w. " Ky.
railroad, regarding the property At the
mead OF the wharf. They allowed Mr..
Colts $1,000 for his property, which is
TO be appropriated to the use of the rail-
road
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
sIade. fine SpirituaIia,-

VIESSA, January 15.-The Deutsh>
SETTING says Slsde, the spirItualrst has
been expelled from VIeuns, because ne
was unable 70 discribs bis vacation lAtis-
factory 70 the police.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
OF In,erest TO Frui. Dealer.

Judge hcCsllister this morning de.
cided unconstitutional aod void the or.
dinsbce adopted by the city council u
compel iruit dealers to sell only aliquot
parts OF bushel, and only an hooe,t
quality Of fruit, similar throughout, NO,
ripe and fair on top and green and gnar.
ly beneath the surface.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
ROOMS EOR RENT.

THE PEOPLES BANh BUILD .SsA
ING. ~, I.0
Rooms IN the Peoples Eank
building are hereby offered tor rent. POS
session of two ui them Will be given lhl,
meiIatriy. These rooms are considered
the most eligible II the city Tor sleeping
rooms or offices.
Apply al The Bank or TO
ig;:h THUS. O'BRlEN, Agt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
FOR RENT.

Il a more. suitable room, we offer for
rent the elegant and centrally located
room now occupied by us, al Vi Market
street. pOsS, sSiou given al once II desired,
ar Nprll list. Is7,. Call on or address,
TIlESINGER NANUF'G CO.,
f,B 1907 Market street.
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PLu M 3 E as.
WILLIAM HARE

Practical Plumber and Gas fir.
NO. SO TWELFTH srREgT,
WHEELING. W. v,
Orders from the country st,rni,-i .. 81
mort notice "a
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Broken Down.

Yesterday morning about 5 o'clock,
Reymann's brewery wagon broke down
on Market street, IN front OF The Post OIL
tice. The accident WAS caused By the
tire coming of one of the fore wheels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
Rank Stock sold.

Yesterday, Auctioheer Hervey, of the
firm of Hervey u BRITT, sold i shares OF
the Ohio Valley Bank stock, At SlO2 per
share; par value 500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
New Patent.

We learn that some parties in this city
have about mpIeted sPstert for making
staples, which can be fed by boy ten
gears old. This machine will cause y
revolution in the manufacture OF the
above articles.
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Hunting Party.

A hunting party from Benwood went
to New Martinsville on the Than hsuser
yesterday, to be absent for week. They
had SIX dogs with them. 1t will take all
their game TO feed the dogs.
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A GOOD CHANCE.

IOFFER FOR SALE ALL THE FIN
lures, Furniture and Appearances OF tn,
Old Home Hotel, ON Market square, a
desire To retire from business at present
Everything sin good repair and the bust
ness is pro. porous. This is a good chance
10 the right man.
GEORGE SCHWARZHBACH,
doc Oh Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
I AN q IINV HII n u
"STRuCK OIL.

The sale OF seats for "Struck Ull" will
begin to- morrow morning, and from the
reputation of the Williamsons and their
pieces their engagement here Friday and
Saturday will prove the creates: and
most successful of the season. The Lon
don Eng Globe SAYS; In Mr.. }. &.
Williamson, whose debut before Lon
don audience WAS made last aight in
Struck Oil" one more is added to the
list of important acquisitions cur stage
has made from America. Mr.. William
son is 4 genuine comedian. The presen-
tstio1s of the Dutchmsn is intensely
comic, and provOkes roar. OF laughter.
1t sbounds moreover, III touches OF
humor and psthos, end ia thoroughly
artistic and mastery. With Mr.. William
son is associated Miss Maggie Moore, q
young lady whose performance OF Ger
man girl is scarcely less popular than his
own. The vivscity of this actress and
the spirit she puts into dance and song,
are quite indispensable. Through all
runs, moreover, small stream OF genuine
pathos.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
RiiIiard Tournament.

New ORLEANS, January Billiard
tournament 18th gane-Slosson coo
Dion 40. Largest runs: SIossou, l7S,
SIS ST. Dion, las, So. Average: Slos-
son, l5t; Dion, l2i.
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EFOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

hOOhIS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
IL Hall building will be for rent by Janu-
AIRY LIST. Persons desiring a GOOD business
room In a good location, on reasonable
.rrnS, can get Information from
/. II. WILLIAMS, Sec'y,
t,cSh AT Franklin ms. Otllce.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

TIE annoyance occssioned by the con.
tinusl crying of the baby, a. once ceases
when the cause il las it shObld BEL,
promptly removed by using DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. Price Is cent. per bottle.
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SHERIFF"S SALE,
James NJ. Hawley,
We


VS..
A. Sonebornc 4 Son.
BY virtue of a distress warrant issued In
the above entitled cause, ana 10 me
directed, have led upon and will pro-
ceed To sell 10 the hi hest and best bidder,
on MONDAY, 2lst DAY OF JANUARY,
1878, commencing AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
continue from day to-day until all are
sold, at No. loss Nam street, in the city OF
wheeling, Ohio county, West Va, the FOL
lowing described personal property, To-
wit: One lot OF Mems and Boys ready
made Clothing, = irtS, Drawers Crsvats.
collars and Notions, one steve, one Show
Case stools ior showing lotuing on, two
Desks, one our &c aud Bedding.
Terms OF sale cash.
ial2i 6EO. X. lINGLf, - ". I.
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OF CARDS, IS STYLES lOc., or - Chr.
I'd Cards 2c, with name. J. Husr
Co. Nassau, y. Y.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
~ Wheeling Island; price from $500 to
sIsn o-ch only onc-SiXin OF the purchase
money required in cash. The res due may
Zee paid annually in five equal install
meni., with interest. Apply To
JOHN L. GlLCHRlST,
oc3Bh At Top Mill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
Russia's Demand

That peace basis should be determined
before an armistice would be granted, has
been finally conceded by Turkey, and
yesterday Server Pashs, the Foreign
Minister, and Nsmyk Psshs were ap.
pointed to negotiate, with full powers,
tor peace and armstlce, together.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
THE EASTERN WAR.
ARR. sGEn ENTs FOR THE ARMS
TICE.
British Fleet Movement-Ill"fee
Against England I'm Constan-
tinOpIe-Russian Still
Advancing.
Peace Conference.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, January ID
Server Pashs, Minister OF Foreign AT.
fairs, and Nanuch Pashs leave here for
Kezanlik to-day, to meet Grand Duke
Nicholas. They have been invested by
the Ministerial Council with full powers
TO treat for peace.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
FOR SALE,

DRFWERY AND BRICK DWELLING
ID on Market street; two large arch, Il
rock cellars, over l2O feet long. Every
Thing IN good running order.
ror particulars apply To.
G. \. SCHAEFtR K Co,
de2I opera House corner, up stairs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

1t is believed that the American
bark W. A. Hslcomb, Capt. Duuton,
which left Honolulu September 9th
Tor Bakers Island, bss been lost, with
All hands.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
FOR RENT.

TWO TWO-STORY AND A HALE
Brick dwelling, Nos. "a ana 20
twentieth street; not and cold water anu
Las tnrou- houJ, and all modern improve
IuentS. Inquire OF ,,o,,>,C
isIS No. - Twentieth Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

TINE IS money. but health IS hsppi-
ness. If YOU have bad cold or cough,
use DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup. 1t will cure
you. Price, 70 cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
Delay all Negotiations

several days. 1t is reported that Rus
sls's intention Is 10 hold back her terms
until after the BRITISH Parliament meets
while another view Is that no truce will
be made until the Russian armies are in
AdrIanOplo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
British Fleet Movements.

LONDON, January l4.-As telegraphed
yesterday, Vice Admiral Hornby has left
Malta to JOIN the rest OF the British feet
at Vourlsh Bay in the Duke OF Eiin-
burgh's ship Sultan, and the ironclsds
Alexandria, Raleigh, Devastation and
Achilles Will follow Immediately.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
War Partyin the Ascendant.

In consequence of these orders, 1t ia
generally feared here that the govern.
ment intends 10 send the fleet and an
army of occupation to GsIipoli, and the
war party is in the ascendant in the
Cabinet
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Turkish Refugees.


train crowded with fugitives ran of the
track near Tchsttldjs yesterday. About
fifty were killed and wounded. The
Turkish Parliament has raised q sub
scription for the relief of the refugees.
War NOIes.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, January a.
Nsnyk and Server Pashss, delegates APP
pointed to treat with the Grand Duke
Nicholas for an srmlsLice, have started for
kszsnlik.
LONDON, January l4.-it is reported
that Count Sbouvslofi is about to yacste
the Russian embassy, and that Count
Orlsutf. now Ambassador at Paris, will
probably succeed Tim.
BELGRADE, January l4.-The Servians
have reoccupied Kurschumlii which the
Turks evacuated, and have taken Vranji.
The Servisn General, BelimsrkOvIcn,
with fifty bsttsliors, is marching on
Prishtina. The Seryians have Effected a
junction with the Roumsnians before
WiddIn. The commandment there have
been summoned to surrender, but he de-
mands that the garrison be allowed 10
march out with their arms.
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FOR RENT.

AR6E, CONF PORTABLE DWELL ri
| 4 mo house on Thirteenth street. Las. p
-, decSh
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new ORGANS. ID stops si'S, lOS
$50. 9, so5. Pianos. retail price SO
VS.. send Tor conf Jcntial cirrU I.
Daniel q. Beatty, Warrington
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Russians sill Advancing.

General Gourko has captured Samar.
kovo aud lkhtimsn, and is rapidly i'd.
vancln on Tstsr Bszsrdjik, while Skobe-
lef, from the north, is pushing on to-
wards Philppopolis. 1t is quite possible
that the Russian troops will cut of and
Capture SuIciman Pasha's Army
west OF Phllippopotis, in the same man.
ner as the army in Shipks Pass which
would leave Adrianople practically unde-
Tended. Turkey may be unable TO offer
any resistance TO Inc hardest terms be-
fore England makes even dipimatic re-
monstrsnce. Active interference in her
behalf 1usI come at once, or De worse
thar useless.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

TINE HAN soN PLATE.GLAs;S
front store room No. 1877 Market street
Also. rooms on second floor of same block,
with every convenience for office or sleep
ing room. Apply 10 ,,,,>,
ianllb j. W. fAAioA''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
The Troop ships Juinna,

with ! 100 troops, returning from India,
and the Euphr.tes, with 100 men,
bound for India, via Suez canal, have
been detained al Malta, pursuant - tele-
graphic orders from London. The dock
yards at Malta are working to II late
hour at night TO prepare other ships for
coo
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FOR RENT.

'NHE STORE ROOM AND Dwell ri
LING, No IUIs Main street, now I"f 81
G.. cupitd by II. j, Schultz as shoe
store. go - 60,
me store room aud dwelling No. lr$i
Main street. one Ot the best dry goods
stands III the city.
Possession given April lst. For further
particulars apply 10 .,,,,
z. KENNEDY,
iau3 or lU5J Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
AMUSEMEAT5.
HARRY ROBINSON.

This unrivaled troupe OF Ministries
played at the Opera House last evening
to a good house, and it is but fair for Us
to say that the programme was we'll rem
dered. Harry brought much better
troupe with him this time than when he
last visited US. Part first, composed OF
select songs, repartees, ballads and coDun-
drums, WAS excellent, each one doing
we'll his part. George Gale in bis select
ballad deserves praise for the manner in
which he sang his piece. This young
singer has bright prospect to become
leading singer on the minstrel stage.
Irwin I. Bush gained rounds OF applause
in his budget of songs. One. of the grand
est features IN the evenings performance
was the great silver statue clog, as per-
formed by Messrs. Ssdler, Stiles, Good
year, Welby and Pearl. The dancing
in this justly famous quin-
tettc was unsurpassed, and the
acting, attitudes and statues superb.
The burlesque trapeZe and ledgerdemain
performances of Mr.. Harry Robinson
were rich beyond comparison, and gave
one most perfect idea OF his fine faculty
for the serio comic. The old familiar
Billy McAllister, in his Dutch comicsl-
ties aud Tyroeon wsrbling, was exceed
ingly entertaining, and his Dutch dance
received the most hearty applause. The
baby elephants, with the inimitsble
Thomas SsdleI to be scared Of were
objects of the most unbounded mirth.
The comicalities OF Stiles and Goodyear
kept the audience in perfect roar OF
laughter and applause, while Welby and
Pearl, those great song and dance artists
of the age, were admirably in the ele-
gance and execution OF their parts. That
most excrucisting of all iarces, NERVOUS
and Brave" with Tom SsdIey as Brave,
concluded the evenings entertainment
with Mysteries and convulsions.
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FOR. RENT
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

v.OIrsE NO. 1852 AND 1884 EAST sIDE;
III of Market Square, known as the ola
Columbia House, joining large o i,,in
NsGaTt Possession given April lst. For
narIicnIaTs apply 10 SEB. WELTf,
fssh No. 1925 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
FOR RENT.

TWO BRAN NEW BRICK HOUSES Js-s
on YORK and Virginia Sts, Island g,
Tbey ar,. i'm e very desirable location.
Have ali modern improvements, includ q
Inpras, bath rooms, &c. Terms moderate.
Further information can be had at the
CAPITAL DINING ROOMS.
dar(7 Ii5j Market street.
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NED JERSEYS CREEDMOOR.
Gen. Mcclellan to Open the New HiHe Range
In ElIznheih IIcmrIng hi. Nnmr.

The Brinton Rifle Range at Elizabeth.
Y. j., was finished yesterday. II Is named after
Gen. George Il. Mcclellan. whose middle namc
it bears. It is situated upon wide plateau. be-
tween Elizabeth and Elizahcthport. on the Now
Jersey Central Railroad. The fact that trains
arrive and leave half hourly will 70 far TO make
il the most accessible rifle range near New York.
The targets are of canvas. instead OF iron.
When n shot is fired the marker lowers the tar
get, and at the same time ho-ts another one
Then he shows the disk indicating the value Of
the shot in front Of the new target. The hiof
feature Of the range is the ludiciouS situation
Of the firing points. Instead of having these
tapping each other or IN ecirl0u. which makes
the hiring NJ short range a dangerous occupa-
ton If ther" is firing al the long ranges, the
firing points are all in tho same limo and the
butts are arranged IN schelOH
The grounds are II acres in extent. The
ranges are from loo Co ! 200 yards.
contract has been madr with the military
authorities Of the state by which the members
of the National Guard have free us" Of the short
and mid range targets on Monday and Thurs
day, and ot five targets ON Saturday Of each
week.
On Thursday next the range will he formally
opened by Gcn. Mcclellan. The mcmbcrS Of
the Now Jersey Legislature. the MavOr ~ Jer-
sey City. and other New Jersey officials have
slgnii-d their intention II bcing present.
MARI smen from the First. Third. Fourth. Fish.
Sixth, seventh. and Ninth Now dorsey Rrgi-
lnents and the American Team viii compete
for gold medals.
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A Plain view orrcnn.,l,onla rolI.ie..


Imet Senator Patterson on the street corner
yc.tD iltt lle was waiting Tor car | acrOsted him
with How are You senator Who're have YOU been 80
lois''
20, I've been up IN PennsyN ana visiting the Cam.
erons Hal % splendid time
90 How lDuf were yNu gone f'
" httle over two weeks was At the old mans farm
at DONEGAL and also ~ Ltehieln
" How b. the old Senator ~
90. he's a. gay rooster Never saw lin looking
hotter HIS health i. first rate lie rs very happy amt
ituns the Administration like the rest Olus'
" Docs Don dunn 1t tooN
90. srs. he never has liked H. you know. Itch You
uis va up the White House hash got any friends
anywhere lint ind any in lennN NAma
M'u senator, how IS tie POLITICAL siiuauoh IN Penn
syyWlf" asked.
The repuhcan. say they will carry the state, and !
am 'p.> thinh tiey wall The Democrats however,
~ .4sy Wll carry At The Republicans VIII make = hiS
Wha' arc nons chances fer reelection"
Fl l'f aie ''3 -.ui twill cost hi4a heap of money,
"lioW is that"
n on iie,r National. alc rai-ng thunder mp ilero But
TIC l@n,Iatufv
TOW
VOL lon care a. wlk anoltu hnt WOW know such
movement B, @rA send 900 fAlu Mud ui Itnpl. 10
thg 'nrlso ana M a ier-. m.''mutlsr u- q lew ot a
cfruh hlhl Nil .ei 49,, fD Legislature fho Nationals
don scarf ngn any ht his ,0,uun 'lI probably co,t
him q good deal Of money. But he don lu.ul II Bv
thunder there goes my car Goni bl.
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ronr Hundred Ocean rra,eller..

The steamships Germanlc. Oder, Spain, and
Bolivia that sailed yesterday had io cabin pasAolscrs
Amons them were william ; Grocsheck of ohio one
of die three commissioners who viii represent the
Inited states at the International Money Congress Al
bert Biersadt the artist who will probably spend the
coming winter In southern Europe, Mr. Dion q. Bouci
cault son OF the dramaust; II T BAbbitt and family
Prof ialmar II Hoyesen and wife, Mr. 'hnsonheI
Talon, MI Reginald Braughan, and Bishop NECESSARY
late Of the southern Diocese Oi Michigan Tile bNinf
and his wife sat III the deck cabin of the oder until me
vessel started The few friends with them addIc ssed
them occasionally, otherwise they were silent Their,
was distant and absent look In the Bishops eyes and
sad expression Overspraad his face. lie said that he
going his daughter and did not know how Iona
he would be absent where he would travel llkA'
Kelsey the actress sailed In the Gormanic She VIII re
In the spring and take up permanent residence or
her farm In Hew Jersey which she bought with some
her ar llgk IN tins country
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10 chow 10 othnra. while othors

only boastfully to show to others. while othors
care for them only 10 crafty n fondness for tho
curious. Such persons / call only lovers OF
dirt. not Of nature famous Chinese poet,
Hakurakutcn, made small pond, 'tls said. and
planted bamboo thickcts round about. and IT
was his fnvOrite custom to eXclaim, the BAN
boo for my friend. and tho lake for INV teacher
For the bamboo thus vacant in the midst might
designate an empty headed, iovial comrade.
while the lake was clear and pure The wish
and the power to see such lessuns. such beau
tics In garden. will Justify ne in calling 4
person n true lover OF nature" We might,
perhaps, add to these words the philosophy of
Lien Chi Altangi the citizen Of the world. who
gardens. Of Quamsi A very small extent Of
ground he writes. Ia enough for an elegant
taste; the greater room IL required IL inngnin-
ccnce IL in view There IL no spot though ever
40 little. which skilful designer might not
thus improve so as TO convey delicate allepory
and impress the mind with truths the most use
ful and necessary" HENRY X. ELLIOT.