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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-13

ELEcnoNs.-The Exchange Bank yes
terday elected the following directors TO
serve for M year: ]. N. Vance, Samuel
Laughlin, L. s. Delaplain, s. Hotkheimer,
VIM. Ellingham, john Frew, A. Wilson
Kelly. This Is the old board.
At the annual election for directors at
the Bank OF the Ohio Valley yesterday
morning the following were chosen: John
X. Botsford, Jacob S. Rhodes, VIM. A.
Turner, o. g. Dewey. VIM. B. Simpson,
John L. Hobbs, Henry NJ. Harper. WIN.
A. Isett, A. NJ. Adams. This is the old
board.
The Etna Fire and Marine Insurance
Company elected the following directors
yesterday: W. b. Simpson, VIM. o. Hand.
Ian, j. r. McCorutney, r. A. McCabe, DR..
X. w. Hazelett, Peter Welty, Aug. Weide.
busch.
The following board OF managers for the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company
was elected at the annual election yester-
day: ]. n. Vance. A. Allen Howell, r.
Crangle, NJ. Reilly, D. @. List, Jas. Max
well, a. j. Clarke, ]. L. Stifel, A. Wilson
Kelley. The old board was reelected.
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COUNCIL tulS eNShAhb'
Portsmouth. o., will soon be made a
porte oil entry.
THE pay car Of the P. G. & St. L. BY.
was in the city yesterday.
THE Supreme Court Of Appeals will
meet at Charleston tomorrow.
REVIVAL services are being carried on in
the various city NJ. E. churches.
The Eagle Social gave a large ball Sat
urday night at Westwood's Hall.
CocKAYSE will play for a surprise party
in North Wheeling this evening.
THERE are nineteen children at the
Children's Home on Thirteenth street.
IT was the o'Leary's instead Of the
O'Neiirs who were before Justice Miller
Saturday.
KoBER, the dairyman, has disposed Of
his business, and will engage in other
business in this city.
TIE revival services will bo continued
in the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church to-day,
at 8! and Z! o'clock. 1,
oSE marriage license was issued and
two deeds OF trust were recorded yester-
day by Recorder Hook.
TuE Pittsburgh NJ. Z. ministers are try
ing 10 induce the Pennsylvania Legislature
10 pass q law requiring marriage licenses.
The street car office was moved yester-
day from the New Mcclure House to the
corner OF Thirteenth and Market streets.
THERE will be a grand masquerade at
Westwood's Hall on the Goth Of February.
None but those in masks will be admitted
LETTERS fol. the following persons re-
main unclaimed at the Post Office: John
Banks, James Gardner and Mrs. Mum
ford.
Tue Oglebay Brothers contemplate
turning their building, corner OF Twelfth
and Chapline streets, into law Offices "
once.
TnE rate Of speed Of engines running
through the city has been materially
decreased since the passage oil the late
ordinance.
TIE nailers and feeders at the La Belle
Mill were off yesterday morning on &C.
count Of some difficulty with the engine
or machinery.
PUBLIC examinations will begin at the
Wheeling Female College on Thursday OF
/ this week, and continue until Tuesday
evening OF next week.
Mr.. LINCOLN BELL, who lives near West
Liberty, yesterday sold to Otto Hess five
hogs weighing 500 pounds each. They
were only one year old.
PATRICK McENrEE, who was committed
to Jail by Squire Mix q few days ago on a
charge OF lunacy, was released yesterday,
bond having been given.
The 18th volume Of West Virginia re-
ports has been completed and Is for sale
BY Secretary OF State Brady. The price
oil the volume Is four dollars.
SEVERAL persons from this city went
down to Moundsville yesterday to testify
IN a suit against a fishing party, for SEM
ing contrary TO the State laws.
THE certificate Of incorporation Of the
Manufacturers Fire and Marine lnsur-
ance Company Of this city, was filed In
the county clerks office yesterday.
EIGHT hundred and nine million pieces
of mail matter were distributed by the
mail carriers in the United States last
year, or about $4,000 pieces to each car
rier.
THEthird hands did not go to work at
the La Belle mill yesterday. The boilers
in some OF the mills in and around this
city are the only ones employing these
hands, and il they persist in their de-
mands they will be dispensed with alto
gether.
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PERSONAL ENTIoN Mr.. Chas. Mathews
has been transferred from the "Pwiky"
office in this city to the office Of Division
Supt. Barrett, P. G. & st. L. R. R., Denni-
son, Ohio. Mr.. Mathews friends in this
city will be glad to hear Of his promotion.
Miss Mollie Fetrow, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Forsythe in this city, returned
home 10 S~teubenville yesterday.
Hons. A. +. Raymond and 0key John
son, OF the Supreme Court OF Appeals, and
0. S. Long, Clerk, left for Charleston on
the Hudson yesterday TO open Supreme
Court there tomorrow. They will be
Joined at Pt. Pleasant by Judge Moore.
Mr.. s. Fl. Church, private Secretary OF
s. d. FELTON,, Jr., OF the P. Cf& st. l.. r.
R., has been transferred 10 tho General
Managers office at Columbus, o. Mr..
Church, it will be remembered, sang at
Miss Nellie Sweeney's concert the early
part OF the season.
Miss Dottie Lockhart, OF Washington,
Pa, Is visiting in the city.
WIS. Wiley, ESQ OF New Martinsrille,
is in the city.
Capt. Ed. TAFT wears the gold watch.
Capt. J. @. Portor, Of West Alexander is
in the city.
AMONG the prominet arrivals at the
Stamm yesterday we're:
Judge A. F. Raymond, Fairmont, W.
Va. E. II. Rosemand, Fairview. o.; Gu.
Towar, Baltimore; Miss Dollie Lockhart,
Washington; A. H. Harmick, Utica, N.
Y; T. w. Emmerson, st. Clairsville; L.
O. Mccormick, A. @. Mclean, j. B. Beck,
W. H. Cohn, Jno. Beierle, S. Burtis,
Pittsburgh; j.. w. Mulholland, James
Wallace, Philadelphia; L. Fisher, Cincin-
natl; H.. Harvey, Wellsburg; ]. b. Van.
dorem, Cincinnati IS. W. Loller, Cameron;
9. W; Murray, ira New Port; Il. T.
Breasthead, Woodsfeld; G. W. McCon-
nell, Steubenville, W. H. Holt, Helena,
Ark. II. II. Wilson, Mt. Gilead; w. j.
Aull, Dayton; ]. F. Kirk, Pittsburgh.
Nj. Frank johnson, who was mentioned
yesterday in a political interview as a
prospective candidate for the Sherifalty,
desires US 10 say that he Is not after that
or any other office, and that when he does
covet the office he will duly notify the
public by quitting paper on the wall"
Among the arrivals at the New Mcclure
House yesterday were: II. B. Hall, Balti-
more, Md; W.. S. Wiley, New Martins
vile, o.; g.. N. Taylor, New York; G. s..
Peddicord, Baltimore; John II. Wilson,
Canonsbnrg, Pa; Abe Newberg, Philadel-
phia; P. R. Lance and ]. @. West, New
York; George B. Miller, Cincinnati; II. B.
and W. @. Church, Pittsburgh;
7. NJ. Daniels, OIL. Moulton, New York;
]. H. Watt, GAINESVILLE, o.; NJ. K. Nc
Mullan, Pittsburgh; Geo. McQuigg, Pom.
eroy; Robt. Sheau, Philadelphia; 7. w.
Lemand, Louisville, KY; A. G. Weber
and E. Fl. Eberhart, New York; J. R.
York, Pa; H. Brannan, John
and G. w. Pierce, New York; B.
II. Downee, Dayton, O.; T. O. Bunnell,
Buffalo, N. Y; VIM. G. Hibbant. New
York; G. D. Warren, Chicago; W. A.
Wood, Philadelphia; Jas. @. Mineszell,
New York; James Blankiness, Wells
burg, W. Va.
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kiSeF heNb.
The marks last evening indicated 10 feet
9 inches and falling.
The Hudson passed down yesterday al
%ternoon for Cincinnati.
The Andes arrived yesterday, and will
return 10 Cincinnati this evening at the
usual hour for departure. =.
The local packets are making their usual
daily trips.
by Telegraph
NASHVILLE, January 12.-River falling,
with IA feet on the shoals.
New ORLEANS, January l2.-Weather
cloudy and rainy. Thermometer 730
CAIRO, January IL. = River 80 feet.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer So.
LOUISVILLE, January 12.-River falling
slowly with is feet 4 inches in the canal.
Weather cool and cloudy; showed all
day.
EVANSVILLE, January 12. = Weather
cloudy and threatening. Thermometer
$40. River IS feet 0 inches and rising
slowly.
PITTSBURGH. January l2.-Riyer, 7 feet
0 inches and falling. Arrived; Katie
Stockdale. Departed: Katie Stockdale
and Salt Valley.
CINCINNATI, January 12.-Riyer 3S feet 8
inches. Weather cloudy; showed all day.
Arrived: Fashion, Henderson; Parole,
Wabash River; Andy Baum, Memphis.
Departed: Buckeye State, Pittsburgh.
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Coon RRcoRD.-During all the severe
snow storms OF last winter, not a single
through express train on the Pan Handle
and Pennsylvania routes was abandoned,
and no serious detention occurred, owing
to the promptneSs with which the tracks
were cleared and kept free from obstruc.
tons, At this season. through cars and
quick time are OF the greatest importance
to travellers. The express trains via the
Pan Handle and Pennsylvania route have
hotel and sleeping cars attached, and run
through between the principal cities east
and west, in quicker time than by any
other line,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Y The plot Of ground located on Nineteenth street,
with q frontage Of $50 feet, running back 800 feet, on
erected by, and formerly operated BY Edward Reid.
The main bulldiugis brick, two stories high, b0xi0
ieel; 4 rendering house, IS feet Iquare, attached TO
main building, two engines, two boilers, stoFe, houIe,
1890; stables and other outbuildipgS. There are two
soap kettles, ono with = capadty 10 make thirty
thousand, and the other hfteen thousand pounds Of
soap; two large rendering kettles, eight candle ma
chimes, one soap pres, twelve soap tnnes, one eruteh:
Ing machine, aud sundry machines and articles used
In the business. There are four small tenement
houses on the ground, and 4 lease which Yields a
present q rental Of SOD per Annuui. The above will
be bIld-part cash aud the balance IN liberal time,
City bonds will Be taken 10 part payment. FIR fur.
ther information inquire oil ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business and Real Estate Agent,,i3ls Market
street, Cangle's Block, over City Bank.
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In order to make room for a new stock
OF Pianos and Organs, which Is expected
10 arrive soon, we will offer the following
instruments at very low prices:
Two9 stop George Woods Organs at
SIS 90.
V' One 0 stop George Woods Organ, ele.
CANT case, sos 90.
1908 Market 81.
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The Pir.t Cold snap.

NASHVILLE, January l2.-The first cold
snap which occurred since Christmas come
upon the South to-day. 1t has been SO
warm the past fifteen days that strawber-
ries bloomed, and trees OF all desc ription-
began 10 bud. II Is ieared that 1.-THE wealth
er will have a damaging effect on the fruit
prospect in the spring, except that raised
on the mountains, which rarely fails.
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Ivory Soar is Delightfully."- periumed.

FoR UpwARps or Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves mind colo, regulates the
cures dyaeaey and didrrhno,
whether arising from teething or other
An old and well.tried remedy.
Is cents q bottle. Daw
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SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LOTS.

The UNDERSIGNED will oasr a. private sale until the
9Th day Of JANUARY, 1880, y piece OF gnouDd stu:
Ated 10 East Wheeling, o n~talnIng ! acre, . rools aud
II 2-l0 po'ts, and fronting on Baltimore and Tenth
streets. There 70 on tho premises good brick DWELL
Ing containing three Tooms. Tho above ground has
sold rs 4 whole, or in parcels 70 IuIt purchasers. II
not sold before the above date, I will on that day sell
the 4 At public auction, al the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, commencing At 10 A. n.
A plat Of the ground may be seen, aud Information re-
gail:ng terms Of sale, ETC., mAy be obtained on ap.
plication TO A. II. BRITT,
Or W, II. HALLER, No 1888 Fourteenth st.
AuctIoneer. deR-TThS
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MI. DRAYMAs, ditto Cartman, ditto
Street Car Driver and Huckster, II your
feet get cold and wet to-day get q
pair Of those Buffalo Fur Lined Boots.
Our last lot for this season arrived to-day.
G. Ii. CARNAIAN,
2l03 Main Street.
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MY wife suffered with severe R6eu:.
matte Pains in the knee. / induced her
to use st. Jacobs Oil; It brought imme.
diate relief, and quickly cured her; We
highly recommend the remedy.
JonN DIcEHAur, Webster, Mas.
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BUY a Present that will outlast time ;
one TO not only gladden. The heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy recolIecilons
Of the glyer. JACOB W. GRuBB.
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DOR SALE OR RENT WILL SELL
u that well known stand, Nos. 700 and 100! Main
street, occupied by y. W. Feirel or will rent the
tane. The house1s three stories high with q cellar.
There ara two good store rooms In the FIRST story.
The dwelling part Of the house contains fourteen
rooms, and there ID n gooI wash house and other out
buildings. The house was built Of 1rBt rate material,
and the workmanship Is i~rst-class. The house can DO
4 nnIv IN EEO N pARK9 ia6
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HuRRAn FOR 1SSOl-Lose no time, but
20 to John Roemer's Dry Goods, Carpet
aud Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l9 and
202l Main street. He Is still selling out
bis immense stock at the old panic prices
for cash only.
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DOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, No. 81
ID Eighteenth street, East Wheeling containing
;tnrc room and eight rooms and good cellar; water and
ms. A GOOD stand for grocer. Cheap 10 4 good ten
ami. Inquire Of A. N. ADAMS, At Lucas Music
store. ll27 Market street. lo
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ALL sheet music at half price at sheib's,
Washington Hall. Music books also at
reduced prices.
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Your LAST CnAScE.-we have Just re.
ceiyed this evening our last invoice OF
Buffalo Fur Lined Boots for this season.
g. H. CARNAHAN,
2l03 Main Street.
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DOR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM AND
ID Dwelling, Nos. 1865 and 1900 Main street, now
occupied by B. s. Hopkins. Possession gwen Aprii
l. d u.s. Apply to los Saia :srest.
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dor RENT-TH0SE DESIRABLE
4 Houses, No. 20 and p Penn street, Island. All
inodern improvements are In the houses; gas, hot and
cold water, bath and closets. Rent moder,te 10 Sood
tenants. Possession given April i 1880. Inquire Of
A. NJ. ADAMS, al Lucas Music Store, 1877 Market
49, a. Jas
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A TRIAL Of Piso's Cure will convince you
that it is a good remedy for Coughs, Bron.
chitis and Asthma.
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SnvER LAKE F1ouR.-Simon Baer &
Sons are sole agents for the Silver Lake
flour, a brand that has met with marked
favor at the hands Of the public. Their
flour will produce more bread and Of q
better quality to the amount used than
any -four now in use. The bread will re-
main moist and good for a greater length
OF time.
Give US a trial and be convinced.
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dor RENT-THE BRICK DWELLING
T. No, 50 Twelfth ST., containing 6 rooms and wash.
house. Possession given April ist 1880.
MA No, 1901 Chapllne 81.
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FOR RENT.-THE WAREHOUSE
Il sud DWELLING. No. 14lS Main street, nov oc-
enpIed BY MeUrs. c. Knus d Bro: Possession given
HI 1901 Main street.
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AGENTs WANTED FOR THE BEST
u and Fastest Selling Pictorial Book and Bibles.
Prices reduced % PER cent NATIONAL PUB, CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa. no2o
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EoR RENT.

RoR RENT.-ONETWo ANDA.HALF
Il STORY brick dwelling, hol aud cold water and
gas, No, "a Twentieth street. Inquire Of We
YOUNG, al Harper a Bros de0
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT-THE NEW
~ brick dwelling, No. 1876 Fourteenth street, SIX
rooms. wash room aud cellar; also, the framedwell-
Ing, seven rooms, No. Is South Front Street, Island
very near Suspension Bridge. Possession April lst:
iuIuirs Of J. G. HUPP, No. " Fourteenth street. Ial0
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Wanted.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
agent in this county at once, at o salary
OF $i00 per month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address as above.
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VoR RENT HOUSE, 1920 MAIN
Z street, With seven rooms, vIIh house, gas and all
complete.
1bquirea at ,rprpr
IaS 9T3 MAIN 6TkEEEs
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Qlm ~gatdligeratn
omee, Nos. 20 and "a Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.
tirO.Ionrneymen Carpenters.

Noticc-Journeymen Carpenters.
New Goods-Stanton 4 Davenport.
Stockholders Meeting-Franklin lnsu'
rance Company.
Observation-Disclosures Meeting.
Dividend-Bellaire Nail Works.
A Card-Mrs. Louis 0rth, Jr.
Stockholders Meeting Wheeling Hinge
Company.
Stockholders distinguishing Cen
tripetal Power Company.
Spare Ribs, &c.-D. Q. List, Jr.
Stockholders Meeting-Benwood Iron
Stockholders Mecting-Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company.
Gentlemen.
Ladies.
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TaE CouRrs- County CouRr Judge
Bovd, This court met at 8 o'clock yes
erday morning and transacted the follow.
ing business:
tucky Railroad vs.. A. b, Caldwell. En-.
ouiry of damages. Barr 4 Hearne for;
Jacobs and A. B. Caldwell against On
trial.
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DOR RENT.-THE LARGE STORE
T. ROOM and Dwelling attached No, gSS Chap
line street.
Inquire on the premises, Of
desc MRS. Z, H. TAtLOb.
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WASHINGTON, January 13.-lA A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and Lower
Lakes, rising, followed by falling barome-
ter, northeast veer to southeast winds,
slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather.
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nor RENT - TWO DWELLING
T. HOUSES, 1881 aud 1855 chapllne street, west
sIde, north Of Eleventh street, each containing eight
rooms and halls. Gas and water In good order. APP
pIy 10 GhORGE ROBINSON, Receiver. 70
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poL,rr cornr,Judqe cranmer.

POLlCR UoUKF-JUu9e VFuIHHFT'
The following cases were disposed OF at
this court yesterday morning:
Julius Albright, exposure oil person.
Annie McLay, prostitution. Commit
s's sherrard Knowles, prostitution, $50.
fa Joseph Rsam aud Jos. DyOn, drunk.
Committed 80 days each.
Benjamin Vail, drunk, s.. Paid
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EoR RENT.-ATWo STORY AND A.
ID HALF brick dwelling hOuSe, bot AID cold water
and gls throughout, No. % Twentieth street. Inquire
Of W. q, YOUNG, a. Harper d BROS deSQ.
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In this emergency the Directors. after
.canvassing the situation, pretty unanimous
ly agreed either that some plan must be
found which would enable the library TO
go on in a manner satisfactory to the pub
lie and the stockholders, or it might as
well be stopped before any Indebtedness
was incurred and the existing dissatisfac-
ton over its management increased. The
plan OF public entertainments for its bene-
lit was rejected because they had not pro.
ven successful heretofore, and even should
they prove successful now the relief would
be but temporary. A good many
also held that It was not fair to impose the
labor OF getting up such entertainments
year after year upon q few persons, and as
the institution was not a public charity or
charge, but an association gotten up for
the especial benefit OF It's members and
subscribers, they doubted their right to
ask public aid. Someof them held iurth.
er that il there was not sufficient interest
manifested in the community in literary
matters to furnish a respectable support
to a subscription library, it might as well
be abandoned first as last, and the ques-
ton might as well be solved now as at any
time.
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NOR RENT-EXPECTING TO RE-
Il move our Wholesale Hat House on or before the
Ist Of Arril next, TO the rooms now occupied by
Vance. Hughes & Co., No. IS 1 Main street, We oder
Tor rent the rooms We now occupy, No.; lE2l nam
street. hAhfhh Jsis
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More Gold


New Yonx, January 19.-The steamship
Britannia brought 100000 in gold bars.
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Brick dwelling on M,rket street, No. $50
Dwelling house, south trout street, leland.
-Four Brick houses on Eoh street.
One brick house on Seventeenth street.
one vacant lot, corner SeyeDteouth and Eod streets.
Apply 10 ZANE 4 STALNAKER,
Heal EstAte and Collecting Agents,
iaT SITWGlith street, second door.