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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-04
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR tgsC
- COAL SCALES,
- ClTY CLKRys 0RFid
WHEELING, W, Va, NirkiN

"he4haeNl We
Sealed proposals will 10 received ii ths ss,ts
City Clerk until MONDAY, March I, 10, ap 4
p. H., for the use Of the Coal Scales 10 u Id
waids..oi the city for the year eOmnsaaag asS
day Of May, 1880.
fhe scales that proposals will BE- received I'm
follows:
FlRST WARD-Loeated near The eurnu 4 I'D
and Market streets; alSo QUO at the cOraH aIEs
and Main streotl.
SECOND wARD-sealcs At The nsrh I'd Asz4
Ward Market House.
FOURTH WARD SCALES-.0ne 90 III ansi
Eof and Seventeenth streets; also oaS u " d
end Of Seventeenth street bridge.
FIFTH WARD-Scales al the Ualh 81 4 /
Market Square; also one Al Bodlsy Bros "a III
SEVENTH WARD-Seales located % Ll,iEs
EIGHTH WARD SCALES-pna On ID uE,ii
Thirty.ninth aud Jacob sttests, IDi 90 d I'D
Bros. coal bank.
For the safety d persons eidtlns I'D ncEz
Leases IL announced that the contract VI = !
drawn that each welgher, In addition y bdiihit
10 the penalties prescribed 10 The ordlntHst U =
December 0, 1879, for any violation .hut1L nh
felt his lease Il he shall, BY varying tFon =, df4
prescribed In iaid ordinance, Or BY i1htiiit 30
Tor dealers In articles 10 30 weighed d niss7
them any material special serViee, o. bI ~ "a
means secure or bid Tor the patrenifs y Me-.
any person Whomsoeyer. The CamnlttN Y ~
reserylng the right 10 reject iny o. ~ M
mh2 ALEX. UPDEGRAFf, w ud
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Notice TO Contractors &Buildsn
oYyIcE OF THE Board or PuTtie Won
u WHEELEG, November u, lhA

Sealed proposals will be received y :
Board OF Public Works, Of The StAt q W
Virginia, addressed TO the undersigned y.
| 10 o'clock noon, OF March the Isl lss9 " !
ALTERATIONS IN, and the ADDITIONS = =
| Building known as the state Hous, d CafSs
ton, Kanawha county, West Virginia ri /.
ing 10 the plans and specifications iutniEa
| o. G. Kemble and A. PEBBLES, joint Afaisaa i
Bids will be received for the whole W 4
several parts OF the work. Plans a1ags II.
cations may be seen at the Capitol BT'I N
In Wheeling, on and after JAsrLli ! =
and any information relative thento ~ !,
obtained by applying % 9; .. ksnss I
Architect, resident at Wheeling WGna y.
Bonds and security. approved " w. ~
OF Public Works, will be required y y
contractor. The right Of receiving &H%
ing any or all bids Is reserved. w...,
BY order OF the Board Of Public S,, W. ",
nol7 D; bhAptt,t IA. N,
The time for receiving the above ,, eIss NJ
tended until 12 o'clock noon, IhVhspA'
March Is, 1880. BY order nm, nv ~,
mh2 y. BhAph-s
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The New York Monthly Fashion Basar.

HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED.
Price 25 cents per copy. Subscription
price s. 80 per year.
The April number will contain large
colored Fashion Plate OF Paris Fashions,
embracing Party Dresses. Reception, Prom
enade, and Visiting Dresses; an Illumina-
ted Cover, with beautiful Colored Patterns
Of Children's Costumes, &c.
It also contains four pieces OF new and
popular music, "she Whispered Softly,
Speed Well" "Mary OF Argyle" The
Wood" and "The Midshipmite."
MISS N. I. BRApBos's NEW STORY,
Entitled
"JUST AS I AM"
Is commenced In this number, also the
charming serial entitled "a STRANGE
GUEST"
Portraits OF Mary Anderson, Emma
Thursby, and the Princess OF Wales are
contained in the April number.
A beautiful engraving, entitled "Little
Samuel" after the celebrated painting by
James SAINT, Is also given free with this
number.
We employ no canvassing agents iol
The Nesp York Monthly Fashion Bdtar. Any
person pretending TO be canvassing for III
Is q swindler. The Bd.dr is for sale by oil
Eewsdealers. II will also be sent, postage
prepaid, for Is cents per single COPY. The
subscription price Is g SO per year. Adj
dress George Munro, II TO q Vandewatel
street. New York.
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INVALUABLE PRoPERTY FOR sALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Tho plot Of ground located on Nineteenth street,
with frontage 81 100 feet, running back 800 ioet, on
which stands the soap and Candle Mandatory,
erected by, and formerly operated bY EdHAa keia;
feet; rendering house. 10 feet Iquare, attached 70
nAin building, tNO engines, two boilers store mouse
i6xG0 stables and other outbuildngS There are Two
thousand, and the other Aiteen thousand pounds Of
nap, two large rendering kettles, eight candle mA-
ohIrS one soap press twelve soap francs ono eTuteh
Ing machine, and sgndIy nlAehlnel and articles used
mouse on the ground, and lease which yields At
nresent rental Of $500 per Annum. Tho above Will
fo Sold-paft cash aud the balance on liberal time.
iStS bouds will DO taken In part payment For fur
thsy inioFmatIon inquire Of ALEXANDER BONE,
Gcneral BusIneAs and Real Etats Agent, lSlS Market
StfeSt. Crangie's Block, over City Bank. iaO
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MICHAEL McELLIoorr, brother of Rev
Mr.. J. McElligott, died at the Hospital
yesterday morning Of consumption. He
was only I9years Of age and had been
only year and half in this country,
He was an ecclesiastical student, having
been received by Bishop Borgess.. OF De.
troit. He will be buried from the Hos.
pital to-day at 1880. Requiem high mass
will be sung by Rev. J. 7. Sullivan, V. G.
1nterment at Mount Calvary.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The follow.
ing transfers OF real estate were admitted
TO record in the Office Of the County Clerk
yesterday:
erter and wife, to A. Gollner, for q parcel
Of ground on the south side OF Eleventh
street, Second ward, for $3.50.
Deed made March 8, 1880, by Sarah E.
Reinehart and husband to W. s. Rinehart
for tract Of land in Richland district, for
5000.
Deed made March 8, 1880, by the same
to VIM. Leyteher for piece Of land in
Ohio county, for 500.
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Seventy.five cents per cwt. will be
charged when delivered in quantities
varying from so to 100 lbs. daily, 90 cents
per cwt. in daily quantities Of 100 to 200
lbs. and 80 cents per cwt. delivered in dali
ly quantities OF 200 TO 1000 lbs. special
rates to be fixed for quantities over the
latter amount No ice will be served par
ties whose last years bills remain unpaid.
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Our own dealers have not yet indicated
what course they will pursue in regard to
prices the coming season. But from what
we have already heard, we presume the
rates will not vary much from the above.
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County CouRr-Judoe Boyd.

VVVNII OVUNK-VH1gb LVyUs
This Court met at 10 o'clock Yesterday
morning and disposed Of the following
business:
The will OF Harvey Hall was admitted to
probate, Bond $1,000, with L. L. Hall
as security.
Chas. s. Morrison was confirmed no.
tary public. Bond $3.50, with R. II. Coch-
ran as security.
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THR CouRTs-U. 8. DISTRICT COURT
Judge ]. J. Jackson. This Court met at
10 O'clock yesterday and disposed Of the
following business:
United states 70. J. ]. Mcdonald. De.
fault set aside. Recognizance renewed
with Edward Christman and James Rine
rs surities.
United States vs.. Nathan Baker. Judg,
ment as to special tax, fine and imprison-
ment suspended,
United States Va. James johnson. Judg
ment as TO special tax, fine and imprison'
ment suspended.
United States vs. Felix johnson. Pies
guilty. Judgment for special tax, Us To
imprisonment suspended.
United States vs. Sylvester Byers. Pies
guilty. Fine 500 and 80 days imprison
United States VS.. Enos Amos. Plea no
guilty.
SUPREME CouRr. or APPEAIs-Judgs Green
Raymond, Moore and johnson.
This Court met at 2p. NJ. yesterday, ant
transacted the following business:
Livesay vs. Feamsler from Greenbrie
County. Appeal and supersedeus allowed
Bradley vs.. Ewart, Raleigh County
Judge Brown for defendant in error, fleC
papers in support OF motion TO dismiss.
James A. Haggerty, Esq, Of Fairmont
was admitted to practice In this court OF
motion OF Judge Brown.
Adjourned until Saturday at9A.M.
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A NEWSPAPER man OF Detroit, Mich,
Mr.. Q. Marxhausen, pronounces st. Ja.
cobs Oil great blessing to humanity; he
claims It to have cured three cases Of
Rheumatism in his immediate family, and
has heard Of similar good results from biz
friends and neighbors.
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IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,

Situated in Preston County, ives. Virginia, neal
KinywOod Tunnel, on the Baltimore 4 Ohio R. R..
The Ore has been fully tested in the Furnace al
IrOntovn, West Va. 1t works easily in the Furnace
aud makes a very desirable quality Of Iron Th'
cooking qualities Of the Coal have also been fully test
oil, and are entirely satisfactory. Iron can be made
at proat on these lands when prices arc 70 low thai
Furnaces at distance from raw materials must stop
For further information apPlyto t.a..A.f.
WIN. 8. RAYNER,
81 Lexington St., Baltimore, Nd.
orto G, JEssoP, Austen, Preston Co., VIVA.
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WILLIAM goes 3 eourttn'
With her silent sits.
But engaged In 8Ortin'
Wood 10 little bits.
Not q word they utter
Curious kind o. eourtin'-
Now sud then they mutter;
Observation-Disclosures. y

TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING To-NreHr.-
The Third Presbyterian Church, Eighth
ward, will be enlivened this evening with
grand temperance mass meeting. From
reports we have received we have no
doubt but that every seat will be filed.
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GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
SCOUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.


MARCH RULES, 1851
peter w Rosley administrator, de bOat non with the
viii annex III al Daniel steenrod, deceased, csm-
plainant' rs. The Wheeling, Pittsburgh and Baltl-
mn+e RsIlpoadsCompany. (9eorre W, Steenrod and
FI,,sheth a. Sieenrod, Ms wife: Elizabeth g.
Thorn pson and Goorve IN, Thorn psOn, her husband;
fmmn nj Cartsr. Daniel steenrod and sinah 8.
steenno5. his vic. CItharino o. updegratf, Emma
Rrovne I'D ATthnr Browne. her husband; George
= Eseny Mary q Feeny. his wife: Stephen o. Feeny,
Lnnia Il Fe,ny. MARY Feeeny. 4, q. swsney and D.
swsney ber 6Iisi,a1d: Emma q. Troll and Conrad
Troii' IN hushand: EiEabeth s. Thotnpson, trus-
tas md johnson h. Camden. truitee OF elizabeth
! 'Thomnaon. Maresret AZ. G. Zane and PlAtofi
2sne mar husband sad Lewis steenrod, Ieiendants,
~ shsncsry.
- A.. o,., Al.
me 9pleet y th1 sul ~ nA ps,,ah wv "nS psI
the plantih non me Mheeing, Y, .o Anu pa y,
tim9re Eiioaa company Ma ,"s ~ $1,000 -
Daniel steentod, nov 9eG9e1' Eken au ~ H. Ky
aed ~ me henPneia LII . ~, w.no
under an agreement sh ~ ae - sa MI ~
1857 anu copy o. Snien - nea Mn .ns ~ ~
TINS cause and lor tne aaMses 70 ny ,e1 S =,
ne tract ir9 xnieh a Ana w. 81 yroa9
due lrom the Of the rsiroad
under deeIee o. saia souiS anu a htst III,
eVhPAuy HSStse4 y tny l.. An.
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WHEELING, January 81. lssn.
SEALED PROPOSALS.


CtIr CtExr'I 0Trta
..., WHEELING, W. Va, Fsh. Il, IN
Sealed proposals will DO received Il n, o. Z
City Clerk until FRIDAY, March 6 ia n / \,
?. n, Tor the removal o. all KtehsS GnI,a
0dAl, from within the city limits, ior ~ m, I
meneing April l, 1880, the bids 70 b u lolku
For the Ftut district, comprising III d d, I
Ward.
FOL The seeond district, comprising d. Ssa.lI
Seventh Wards. =
For tho Third district, eoupridn, h, ND
Fourth Wards.
For the Fourth district, eompridn, II M,
Wheeling Greek to CAldsellt Ran.
For the Filth district, eomprttaf II nd
Caldwell's Run 70 the southern Line Il tkttIt.
No person will DO awarded iOt more thsI:,
trict.
Proposals 10 be addressed 70 the "CAtlraa n
Committee on Hcalth,D the Commlltss ts1lIii
right 10 elect any or all bids.
ieb2l ALEX. uPDEGRAPF, Cir On
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" you are troubled with disease Of the
Bladder, such as Incontinence Of the
Urine, Gravel, Nervous Debility, General
Weakness, &C., you should wear an Ex.
cslsior Pad, and It will cure you in short
time. McLain Brothers are sole agents ior
1t. Only 81 80.
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A GOOD CHANCE Ills ACRES
IA A nice little Farm Of Is acros, and with hne
vineyard, two Orchards plenty Of ANAL fruiti new
HouIe with Rooms, Hall and Pantry; good Cellar;
located h mile back Of Martins Ferry, Terms
Hall In eash, balance 70 suit.
Is ACRES
A Farm Of 26 acres, 9 acres bottom land; HOUSE,
Stable ETC. opposite Captina, down the river. Can
be bought for one half lis yalae, $1,000.
HOUSE.
Ss0O-A two story Brick Dwelling, containing four
roOIns In good condition, and lot, viii DO sold both
cheap and on easy terms. Inquire At once.
G. A. sCHAEFRR 4 CO.
A few small houses for rent. iei7JTThAs
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Ice PRICE LIST FOR 1ssO.-After several
attempts to get together the retail ice deal.
ers effected an organization yesterday and
discussed and finally adopted q price list
for the ensuing season. The total amount
Of the frozen article at present in sight ia
about one.half the quantity in stock at
the same period last year. Keeping in
view this fact and fully aware Of the addi-
tional expenses TO be met by the dealers
this year, the schedule cannot be consider
ed extortionate. Below is the new scale:
pnnnda HIr halIHarisa aaxan halIrarin.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

WARRINGTON, March Al A. x.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, occa.
sionaI rain followed by clearing weather,
winds mostly colder, stationary or higher
barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, falling barometer,
southerly winds, cloudy weather and rain,
followed by colder westerly winds.
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MUNICIPAL CouRr-Judgs Ctanmer.

MUNICIPAL CouRr-Judgs Cranmer.
This Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning and transacted the following
business:
Joseph Bellinger Va: Peter Kreusch. In
chancery: Order entered oyerruling in
junction in this'case.
W. s. Colts vs.. Lewis s. Jordan, admin.
istrator. In chancery. Decree entered
confirming sale OF real estpte.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock Saturday
morning.
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THE excavators at work hunting for the
foundations OF the old Virginia Mill''
found them yesterday, thus sustaining the
position taken by the B. & o. authorities
IN the cases now pending, as to the
'Pewky" extension.
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PERSONAL MENTION. schockey,
Jr., OF the Eighth ward, who has been Of.
tending medical college In Chicago for
the past winter was expected home last
night.
BENZ. Davenport, Esq, Of Chicago, who
has been visiting his home in this city for
several days returned last night to the
former place.
Prof.. ]. s. simonton, Of Washington
and Jefferson College, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs, Carter,
OF Steubenville, were the guests Of Mr..
Theodore Kober, Of this city, yesterday.
Hons. A. F. Raymond and Thomas S.
Green, Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals,
arrived In the city yesterday.
James A. Haggerty and Fontaine Smith,
Eaqs., OF Fairmont, are in attendance on
the United States District and Supreme
Courts now In session in this city.
The following are among the late arriy.
ais at the New Mcclure House: james A.
HGggerty, A. +. Raymond, Fairmont; ].
R. Lamar, Bethany; Milt. Harrison, Pitts.
burRh; Thos. Elder, Boston; Lou Hirsh,
Philadelphia; ]. R. Couth, Omaha; VIM.
Fenton, New York; F. shipley, Baltimore.
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College Club Concert.
Wall Paper-J. @. Orr 4 Co.
For Rent-A Room.
Wanted-Stocks.
Opera House-Kate olaxton.
For Remit. Irwin.
Carnahan & Nuzum-Boots and Shoes.
LOO. F.-Funeral Notice.
Step Ladders-Nesbitt and Bro.
Champion Walking Match-Academy Of
Music.
Vienna Bread and Rolls-Behrens & Go.
State Of West Virginia-Fourth page.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore e,i,tIu, u,a,, a..
name Of Thoburn 4 Bro, d IBIS diy s,,;,.E,ii
mutual consent, VIM. Thoburn re,iha, m "
due the late Arm must b paid lmmedi,t,i, \, ;
accounts against II will b paid % pFssss,,;' !,
accounts not settled within Thirty din I'M y \. Y
In proper hands for collect on. Eithsf ~ n
hrm Ia authorized 70 settle al ACCOUNT,
.. 4. TH0sru
,.,..,--m. WIN. flOBFE
the undersigned, Who respectfully nliia ~
uanee Of tho liberal patronage hefetOiOfs 6.l,,I
wurrIno. January 81, 1850. y H. th0sV y,
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The Ohio County Veteran Association
will hold regular meeting this evening,
at Veteran Hall. All are requested to DO
present,
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DOR SALE

EoRsALE-
One Boiler. 20 feet by SO inches with two i2-inoh
dues, ..--... III. laaI
one Shaping Machine and Bits.
Shifting and pulleyS.
some second -hAnd AnVils. ..'..
Saw liable and Light Wheel Machinery.
One Yard Truck. A. LITTLE.
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4 PLEASANT SOUTH SIDE HOUSE

The two-story brick dwelling, No. 2sOs Market
street. near TWentythird street, In this city, con-
halls and splendid cellar, with yard In front and
rear extending back 10 the alley. The house u In
rood condition, and must DO sold Immediately. In:
9uire nj HamIlton's Grocery, corner Twenty.seeond
aud Market streets. Terms reasonable feb5
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NEw dry goods, new carpets and new
wall paper, cheap for cash, OF John
Roemers, Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street,
Centre Wheeling.
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dor sALE.-A TWo.sToRY DOUBLE
Tenement House, Of ave rooms each, and good
cellars, No. 1855 and 1858 Guernsey street Butes nd.
dtl0n Bellaire, o. Lot 10 feet 'front.' extending back
100 feet 10 the alley. Thia property Ia In frstcasl
condition, and rents well. One square from street
Terms easy. For further particulars address Mrs. j
n ROBINSON, MoundEyille, W. Va. teb25
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EoR sALE.-A FRAME DWELLING
II HOUSE a four rooms and basement. Lot thirty
fest Wide, and extending from ALLEY 70 Lind street,
between eleventh and Twelfth streets. This proper
~ Is cheap property, and will make good home
ior anyone that Invests. The house alone cost me
$3.50 Price $3.50 cash. Possession given immediate
", Address, GEORGE W. DILLON, Canton, Ohio,
ar T. / DILLON on premises. febI-Eowp
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FATHER KREuscH AdArN.-The INTEL
L1dENoER OF September 18th, 1879, pub.
lished q very full and reliable account oil
the financial status OF Rev. Peter Kreusch,
and the embarrassing situation OF the rev.
erend gentleman at that time. His per.
sonal property had been attached, includ.
ing many thousand gallons OF wine, and
his creditors were pressing him on all
sides. Nothing new has transpired In the
case until few days ago his creditors re-
ceiyed notice from Rev. ]. T. Sullivan an
noqncing that II they desired 1t q com.
position OF their claims could be made, and
inviting the claimants on receiving the
notice TO call on him.
We are reliably informed that the basis
OF composition as proposed by Father Sui
livan Is, ~ will pay seventy:five cents on
the dollar. No interest for the future and
pay the notes four years hence, II posi-.
ble." There Is an agreement 10 be signed
by the creditors to this effect. This
proposition has caused much comment
among Catholics in the city and also others
and Il is not very iayorably received,
many Of the creditors being indignant at
the offer. The creditors are for the most
part poor and INDECENT people who had
reposed their little all in his hands and
now to practically lose 1t all Is rather
hard, they say. The amount Of the
Fathers liabilities will reach nearly, II
not quite SOC, 900 and his assets are small,
his whole realty and personally being GOV.
cred by deeds OF trust.
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nor RENT OR SALE-A VALUABLE
ti1t-class Brick Building, corner Main and
twentieth Streets Of the best material, modern
style Of structure finished complete within and With
oIt-three stories high containing two elegant store
dry goods notions drug or other buslnG stand, having
UholVng and counters Of the newest style beautifully
grained and flushed, Ithlarge plate glass windows;
over these store rooms are Il dwelling rooms, wen
adapted and arranged for q hrtt class boarding
house. The advantage OF this property being located
10 the midst ola producing and con Stunning popula,
tlon and consequently large REAL trade on one o.
the principal thOroughiares add Oh the line oil the
Citizens Railroad. Either Of the above vii DO rened
on moderate terms Apply 70 ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business and Real Estate Agent, 1873 mar
ket street, Crangle's Block. INNS