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AUSTRIA AND ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 1s.-A correspondent at
Vienna telegraphs that the publication oil
Earl Granville's note and Glandstone'a
letter was much appreciated here. Lord
Granville recently warmly assured Count
Karolye that the British government was
animated by most sincere desire TO con.
tinue friendly relations with Austria, and
he expressed satisfaction. at the Austro.
German understanding. Count Karoyle
has given to Earl Granville the most posi-.
tive assurances that the tendencies OF the
Austro- German understanding were en-
tirely pacific, and it cannot possibly be
directed to any object injurious to the
British government.
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woMAN,s WORK.
The woman's Foreign Missionary Society
ofthe N. Z. Chureh-The Address Of the
Society 10 the bishops.

The woman's Foreign Missionary Society
or the N. Z. Chureh-The Address Of the
Society 10 the bishops.
Columns, o., May 19.-At to.day's
meeting of the Woman's Foreign Mis-.
sionary Association OF the N. E. Church,
the report which has been prepared for
submission to the bishops and members
Of the General Conference was read. 1t
was referred for publication until sent to
the bishops, but the main points OF the
document are as follows:
The report declares that the society du-
ring Its eleven years Of life has steadily
adhered TO its first purpose and permitted
no other cause, however brilliant in its
promise OF favor or success TO divert Its
energies or deviate its attention. Limited
as Il has been to voluntary serv.
ice, and restricted in its source
OF supplies, it claims that It's stead
fast adherence to its original idea,
the conversion OF heather women has
been its chief cause OF success, With the
consent OF the present mission board, this
society has undertaken the support and
supervision OF all work for women within
the mission Of the N. E. Church, and on
each return OF the bishops from foreign
fields, the society has been called TO
enter new fields needing labor Of mis-
sionaries. This society, the youngest In
the church, has since 1869 built, provided
and sustained three torphanages, three
hospitals, ten dispensaries, thirteen board.
ing schools and eight homes for mission
aries. Nearly two hundred national books
and bible women have been employed in
disseminating christian truth, and numer-
Gus day and Sunday schools, superintend.
ed by the wives Of missionaries, have been
established and supported in all fields for
the maintenance OF these enterprises.
This Society has paid $500, ,966 since the
last Quadrennial report in May, 1879.
S2YS, ,SF4 have been raised through the
efforts TO this Society. OF this amount
s3l 600 have been used for huildingsi
tWenty.slx single ladies have been sent 70
foreign fields, and twenty four members oi
the parent branch. Among the heathen
women 1901 auxiliary societies, com
prising 90 200 members, are given as al
earnest Of the interest taken In the work
OF this Society,
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6oTABIIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

pass General weayer's Soldiers aud Sail.
ors bill, also the Homestead and Loan
bill OF Judge Wright, OF Pennsylvania.
Rss0lred, That the call for State Con.
yention to be hereafter issued, be accom-
panied by an invitation to the voters
without distinction Of party, to unite with
us in the selection Of State and Legisla.
live ticket, fairly representative Of the tax
PAYERS, laborers and producers Of West
Virginia, upon the basis Of State reform,
opposition 10 all monspolies, the aboli-
ton OF the County Court system, a nom
partisan judiciary, reduction Of taxation,
lees and salaries, the overthrow Of Bour-
bonism, and the adoption Of a wise,
liberal and progressive policy in the gov
ernment OF the STATED
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E.ennsa oon,Iet. Re.urned.

CoLuNBus, O., May ls.-The Marshal
Of Manchester, in this county, returned
to the penitentary to-day with Cooper and
Adams, two OF the convicts who escaped
from prison yesterday. These men when
they escaped, threw aside their striped
prison clothes, and when captured eleven
miles from this city, they were clad In
their under clothing. The captured men
saw the other convict who escaped with
them, was supplied with money and
citizen clothing by outside friends.
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WASHINGTON, May la.-The Chief of the
Bureau OF Statistics furnishes the follow
ing information in regard to immigration
into the port Of New York, There arrived
at the port Of New York during the month
OF April, 1880, 49,4l3 passengers, 1881 Of
whom were immigrants. During the cor
responding period Of 1879 the total num-
ber OF passengers arrived at the port was
IL. .394, OF whom II SOL were immigrants.
OF the total arrival Of immigrants at the
port during the month OF April, 1880,
there were from England, $3.50; Scotland,
j, $50; Wales, l09; Ireland, 1874; Ger.
many, 1915; Austria, LIS; Sweden, T.
si6. Norway, l,S47; Denmark, l,39S;
France, 405; Switzerland, 1851; Italy, l..
157: Holland, 575; Russia, S07; Hungary,
$50; Poland, 24p; Belgium. llS; Spain, As;
Portugal, Z; China, 8; Nova Scotia, l5i
Cuba, "a; ali other countries ~.
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M. Z. GENERAL CONFERENCE.
The Election OF Missionary Secretaries
other Proceedings or the Conference.

other Proceedings OF the Conference.
CINCINNATI, May 1S.-Bishop Merrill
presided over the General Conference to.
day. The Conference voted to elect two
Missionary Secretaries, and to authorize
the Board of Managers to employ such ad-
ditional assistance as they deem necessary.
The election of these Secretaries was pro-
ceeded With by ballot, as for Bishops. The
first ballot resulted in the choice Of Rev.
DR.. ]. N. Reid, present incumbent, and
Rev. G. Il. Fowler, the vote being as fol-
lows: Reid 26l, Fowler go, J. P. Newman
l2l, J. P. Graw 4s, A. O. George 81, VIM.
Butler 26, Otis Gibson 0, ]. G. Grayson 4.
During the counting OF the ballots the
reports OF the iraternal delegates to the
Evangelical Association and to the Colored
NJ. E. Church in the United States were
then received. :,
A ballot was then taken for Correspond
ing Secretary for the Church Extension
Society. The candidates were Rev. A. j.
Kynett, the present incumbent, and Rev.
Homer Eaton. The vote resulted as fol-
lows: A. J. Kynett, $40; Homer Eaton,
80; DR.. Donaldson, "A; DR.. Newman.
Adjourned till o'clock tomorrow.
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THE RUSH no AMERICA.

LONDON, May 1S.-The volume OF emf
grafton promises to exceed that Of April
when 29,4Ol persons left Liverpool, 25,
1877 being for the United States. Ont
steamship company will this week sent
nearly 1000 passengers; Several line
have been obliged to put on extra steam
ers, the demand for accommodation beinf
greatly in excess Of the supply.
The companies which sold tickets In
advance are compelled to pay detention
money to those awaiting their turns
twenty-five steamers have already sailed
this week with passengers for the United
States, four more will follow besides sew
eral Freighters.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 1S.-In the Chamber OF
Deputies, today, the Minister Of Colonies
declared the Government was aware Of a
conspiracy existing in various parts Of
Cuba, but that this was not the case in
Porto Rico. The Government recognized
the prudence OF the inhabitants OF Porto
Rico who deserved and obtained the re.
forms they desired and those reforms
would shortly be carried out. He would
propose TO the Counsel OF Ministers the
establishment OF an agricultural bank and
institute in Porto Rico.
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A Forged VIII.

PBnADELPutA, May lS.-Robert whita.
ker was killed by 8 collision on the Penn.
sylyania Railroad August %, 1873, and a
will dated May Z, 1875, was filed In the
registers Office by William R. Dickerson.
A caveat was filed against It's probate by
a number Of Whitaker's heirs, who held
that the will was forgery. The question
Ess submitted jury who gave verdict
for the contesting heirs. The property
involved 10000. Dickerson and those
connected wsth him will be tried fol
forgery.
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THE IMPORTATION OF AMERICAN
CATTLE.

LONDON, May Discussion has arisen
concerning the necessity and expediency
OF the existing orders Of Council restrict.
ing the importation OF foreign cattle,
especially from the United States. The
rarity OF cases OF infectious or contagious
diseases discovered in the cattle i'm.
ported thence in 1870 is pointed out. As
Mundella, the present Vice President oi
Council, is one Of the mostout spoken op.
ponents OF the act on which the orders
are based, it seems highly probable that
reconsideration OF the prevailing policy
will not be long delayed.
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The pride OF mother, the life and Joy Of q
home, are her children, hence her grief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running terrible
risk, II they havea cough, Group or whoopinQ
cough, which leads to consumption, II YOU do
not attend 70 II at once, shiloh's Consump.
ton Cure Is guaranteed to cure them. Price
10 cent?, 60cents and 81 90. For lame back,
side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Price % cts. Sold by E. Booking Agents, Odd
Fellows Hall, and ohaa. Moenkemoeller,
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nnl6
DOR SAFE. oR WILL LEASE FOR

EoR SALE, OR WILL LEASE FOR
L A TERM OF YEARs-rhat new, substantial
and desirable Property, on the corner Of TWen'
tieth and Main streets.
The building Is well adapted for drst Glass Board
Ing or Public Houle three stories high, presenting
hne appearance ftom the street. There are two els-
fant Store Rooms on the hTst door we'll hnIsh.d 2lx
75 ieet. Over these are fourteen Rooms. Une Of the
rooms on the hrst door can be used IN connection
With those aD0ye. The other Will yield EeLAl At
least Of $500 per annum. .,..
Apply 70 ALEXANDER bONE,
General Buhness and Real Estate Agent, 1878 Mar
lot street, Crango's Block, over City Bank.
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WEST POINT, May 1S.-Expert Gaylor
testified to-day that he had found in one
set OF papers handed him, resemblance
far more numerous and striking than in
the other set and they are SO numerous
and so striking that they have produced
in his mind positive conviction that the
writer Of that set was the writer Of the
note Of warning.
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The nesi I Eyer KneW of.

]. G. starkey, q prominent and influential
citizen Of Iowa City, says: II have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint foe several
years, and have used every remedy T could
hear Of, without any relief whatever, until
saw your Shiloh's VitAliEer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded 70 tryit. lam hap
by TO state that It has entirely cured me. It's
certainly the best remedy ever knew Of"
Price IS cts.
Sold by Z. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChAS Moenkemoeller.
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Cotton Premiums.

ST.. LOUIS, May lS.--The Premium Uom
mittee of the Cotton Exchange have ar
ranged premiums amounting to S2B7b e
he awarded at the St. Lous fair in October
for cotton from Missouri, Arkansas, Texas
Mississippi, Tennessee and the 1ndlaI
Territory. They will also divide 2,OO(
In prizes to the first and second larges
shippers TO st. Louis from Texas, Arkan
sas and Missouri,
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wMAT wAsmnunNE SAYS.
He is not Candidate, But is for Graz
First, Last aud all the Time.

PORTLAND, Me-, May lS.-The Adrrtser
says, in an interview with E. D. Wash
burne, visiting his brother here, he states
his candidacy for President is out Of the
question, he is for Grant first. last and all
the time; repudiates all combinations with
other candidates and will not be caudi-
date under any circumstances. The
charge that he Is guilty Of duplicity to-
wards Grant he denies, and says the re-
suit Of the Cook County Convention was
greater surprise to him than to anyone
else,
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RUSSIA AND CHINA.

LONDON, May ls.-The Globe says: We
understand that in view Of the complica.
tions with China the Russian government
has telegraphed to the authorities beyond
the Ural mountains to place all strategical
roads in condition for the passage oi
troops aud stores. half a million roubles
have been assigned for improving the
highway from 0renburg to Central Asia
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vo,,oR HrXr, Of St. Clairsville, has at
-. 1D ",sy,jled. lie was confirmed yester-
Sr :. :. D. S. Census Supervisor for the
S.,b SN Ohio district. Patience and per
S,', ''..nnee, and many other virtues, have
~, Rad their reward.
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Enron DAWSON, Of Preston county, can
NAM A thrust as well as the next man on
+. aoor Of a Convention. In answer to a
cnssiou addressed to him as to what
1romj,es Secretary Sherman had made as
>. iplucement to support him in the
v T..t Virginia Convention, he replied
.sst he knew Of no promises that the Sec
,.,,,y bad made except to pay the public
~, i, honest money.
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meeting Of the West Virginia Re-
.hli.,n I State Committee yesterday it was
.., P.,.,Tined 10 call the State nominating
=, Convention to meet on the aoth day oi
Soa ~. ueyt. The place Of holding the Con-
...,iop '.-i has not been definitely detsrmin-
rat
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rD,roR P. ". MORRIS, Of the Richie
c..~, leaves for home this morning. He
y an oId fashioned philosopher who en-
! ~. !. attending political conventions. he
~. 4 keen note OF all that passes and
,,.,.pres -. It up for future use. He was
s',r S in wetrel county. This is all that
An be said against him.
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GAINESVILLE, FLA, May 1S.-The State
Republican Convention nominated to-day
on the 9th ballet the Hon. s. B. Conoyer
for Governor, and by acclamation General
IedWith for Lieutenant Governor,
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CoSsrASrNopLR, May 1S.-The Grand
vizier insists upon the immediate adop.
ton Of measures for preventing the threat
ened conflict between the Albanians and
Montenegrins. Disturbances have occur.
red at Seros, and martial law has been
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Tn, New York Tribune estimates That
a. New York delegation will stand a
rbie,po 50 for Grant and II for Blaine
md tbe Pennsylvania delegation 50 fol
Gr,Dt and o5 for Blaine. Accepting this
,.tin,,e as substantially correct, the States
tbp, ls,y ing Including West Virginia
Michigan anI Florida, that have voted
,pee the estimate) show 2S2 for Grant,
Rhine g7s, Sherman Ol, Edmunds 81 and
Erhburne IS.
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The West Virsinin Grcenbacisers.

W.. I,,...,,;,
Inc Gteeneack party OIL Mess 'is'n..
nave called STATE convention 70 lese m,s AZ y
VaAfIes'on on the zo!h Oh tnis moh'n. in'
object is to select delegates TO the Green
back National Convention that meets in
Cbie,Oo or ,be 9th of Jnne and 10 nomi.
r,,. p.s";,"",,.I ~ @ - .Ia.,s.. ".od ol.o IN
nae residential electors ana atSo 70
nominate full State ticket for West Vir-
ginia in the ensuing State election"
n, N. ,,mo Joy a, tho same nlace. the
c...-L., As I'"' No. y, - NIL TSasa.o..;onol
S'eenOaCkers OF the Ihira oonssesSionai
district hold q convention TO nominate Q
candidate to represent the district in the
p41tCor,,o.. + !. srnnosed that Henry
IN 'cS' ~ 40 suppose . o.
g. nAker Will DO the NOMINEES tOl oon'
yes, although DR.. A. R. Barbee, ol Ma-
son eonntv ia said IN be strongly urged
n, .L.H.,;.,s. =. A.. .lo,non. I, tba
"' ~e pos'uon py sne ei.'neH' -, ~ =, ~
parg that antaSonizes walker. Inc iot'
aVing Is the olattorm on which the two
eou,.n,iors =, A.. oeth ara tn stand. II
...S1' sA"'u' VI 'uS E'sA - ~ etl
Wv enanciated at ParksTsoufg Oh 'ue ''N
January last:
Fiut-we demand that the greenbsck
baw.ds, , Io,,ol ,a,Jo- "a, tba navmant al
: Al ~, ssi %SH 'euuet 49, H.. s anj tha ~.
ss SpsT paos moSsv OF PEfVIS q tSe eoaav aaa w.
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DOR SALE AT s. 50 PER ACRE.

io7s acres Land in Lincoln county, W. Va, 8
miles hom Coal River, Is miles from ChSNestOn.
200 acres under cultivation, log Dazzling Houses,
obacco Houses and other out buildlngs, or
eharda. SO acres suIeept lie Of easy cultivation.
All finely umbered with White YAK, Poplar, deI ex-
cept that undef cultivation.
ierms-One-,hIrd cash and balance In and
equal yearly payments, with interest.
W. Y. HU9E d Bro,
Heal Estate Agents,
apl6 1901 Market street.
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,,,,,, ara seven more States to hold Re
is. LS,.an State Conventions-viz-Illinois
YIs.a..o,a, Yasa. Nebraska and Dekota on the
!aa AaIsA i",t Alabama on the Goth, Louisiana
Nv =. oi,b, and Colorado on the 25th.
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Democratic Advice Against an Earl,
Adjournment.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The Star this
evening has the following:
Democratic members Of Congress are
daily receiving written protests fro ~
prominent men of their party throughout
the country against the adoption OF the
Randall plan Of an early adjournment.
These protests are coming from the North
and the South, and the wisest men Of the
party join in advising against anything
like hasty legislation. A letter received
to-day by a member, from Democratic
Governor Of q State, says Congress had bet
| fer remain in session OIL the year than to
neglect the public interests, or lot them
snffer by q hasty adjournment. That 9
hurried adjournment means hasty and i'll
considered legislation, lor which the
Democrats party will be held to 8 striet
responsibility. This writer thinks no bet;
| ter scheme to benefit the Republican party
could be devised, and hopes the Demo
cratic party will not be drawn into 1t.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, May 1S.-Bismarck is about to
go to the country, he intends to return
before the new ecclesiastical measures
come up for discussion in the Prussian Diet,
as he wishes 70 take part in the debate.
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~. earnings Of the Washington q
,,,lD'..barr ID' narrow gauge road for or
NED' tnot up o,547.7s, against l,794.27
~ Aph III. tbe same month last year.
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5;SoRE AND ONO stock quotes at
J. sAs5iAd IA and l0e asked. Central Ohio
" ". Wv Al 40! bid for the common and
Is,Gked.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The special committee to whom was re-
ferred the case Of Charles Bradlaugh will
report adversely on his claim TO affirm in
stead Of taking an oath.
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cEwING MACHINES AT COST.

We have number Of new FIRST CLASS Howe
Sewing Machines, which we WILL SELL AT FIksT
COST. These Machines were taken In trade from
Ed. L. Rose, Manager Of "The Hose Machine Co..
They are the same maehiues now handled and sold
By the said company and s authorized Egents. Call
and sec them az DONALDsoN, LEWfS a CO.,
myIS Carri'ge Shop, ls02 Market 81.
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NEWS AT THE CAPITAL.
How the Action Of Our Convention

Was Received In wa.hluston-Tho Demo.
cratic Congressional Heritage In the
Second District-BeH. Wilson Sees
No Difficulties to a Nomination
W. A. Hunt Confirmed as Gen.
sus Supervisor for the
Seventh Ohio
District.
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PERSONAL,

Senator Davis is getting ready to orate
further on the Treasury fraud report.
Gov. Camden is here looking alter the
hoop iron relief bill.
Counsellor Harry Russell was among the
arrivals yesterday. ID.
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LONDON, May ls.-Arriyed out: Steam.
ers Hohenstein, from New York, and
Tart, from Boston,
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CoR sALE-LIMEsToNE QUARRY
Il on the line Of the c. r. Railroad, near Bridge
load stone tools Of all kinda portable blacksmith
shops, lot Of track iron aud cars dc. For farther
information call On the undersigned NJ my residence
In Bellaire, Ohio, or at the Works. ARTHUR Nc
CLAIM, Bellaire, Ohio, March 2, 1897. mh23
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lbs QntelLigtttsr,

=, yo.. rs and n Fourteenth street.
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II seems that the Third district sher-
MI, men Of this State have determined to
,,Deal their case from the decision ofithe
We, Virginia Convention to that Of the
Chicago Convention. They seem to be
oui,s confident that the latter body will
,imi. them on the basis OF facts set forth
Lthe men who spoke for them In the
Convention here. They claim that the
Congressional districts are the rightful
units Of representation, and that this
t,e il not only recognized in the
all for the Chicago Convention, but also
BY the West Virginia Convention itself
when it resolved itself into Congressional
districts for the purpose of selecting dis
trit delegates. They claim that the Con-
veniOn accepted the action Of the First
md Second districts, and ratified their
nominations, but disfranchised the Third
district, and forced upon said district dele
sltss who were chosen by bolters from
he regular district delegation, said bolt
.n being minority Of the whole body OF
delegates present at Wheeling from the
district.
There seems to be considerable SYM
plAy aaOat hereabouts for the position OF
he Third district men. Indeed it was
.ideut that there was no little sympathy
btthsm in the convention during the
@ntest, even among those who voted to
recognize and ratity the nominations pre-
s.pted by the minority. Itis quite prob
abe that had It'll not been for the fact that
the convention had determined before
hand to send solid Blaine delegation to
Chicago, the delegates presented by the
majority from the Third district would
have been adopted by the convention as
apart Of the delegation from the State.
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u1IIL BEsoLD-THAT BEAUTIFUL

w new r+Ideaes now offered At sl,4s0. Would
rent for $50 per annum. he building Is new aud
In excellent condition. being frame and constructed
after the latest Gothic btyle two stories high ton-
tanning pArlor dining ROOM three bed rooms, Eiieh-
en- excellent cellar, pantry, poreo, bay WlndoE, two
d0rmer windows, water In easement convenient out
building Lot S0xl20. we'll fenced. The cheapest
property have ever offered for sale Located 10 Bast
WHEELING, ten minutes walk from postOthes. Apply
10 ALEXAN DER BONE, General business and keal
Estate Agent, 1873 Market street, Cangle's Block,
over City Brink. my8