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.nIsMAnCK.sn RREAK.
One of Jay RIars RIoodhounds ON the
Rnmpnge.


Last night during the performance Of
"Uncle Toms Cabin" al the Opera House by
Jay Rails company, there happened what
might have been very serious accident, and
doubtless would have been SO, but for the
presence OF mind and prompt action OF a
member OF the company.
In one Of the scenes the four Siberian
bloodhounds are brought In with muzzles
on, but Immediately after the muzzies are
removed in the wings, and the dogs allowed
to come on without them. They are, how
ever, held by strong rope, attached 10 the
eye fastened in the stage, and held by q
darkey who stands in the wings.
Last night at this part OF the play the
largest and strongest OF the dogs broke his
rope. 1t Unsurpassed that the rope had been
worn SO thin by the repeated rubbing through
the sCrew.eye that 1t was not strong enough
to stand the strain, and 50 gave way.
The dogs at the time were chasing "Eliza
Harris" the part being taken by Mis- Baker.
She was fleeing in mimic terror from the
hounds, which she supposed wero perfectly
secure, as always before, when she heard q
peculiar rush, and felt something close upon
her clothing and tug at her. Her terror was
no longer mimic, but really frightened, she
sprang from the stage as quick
as possible, the large hound following
and swapping at her. He would no
doubt have torn her to pieces but for the
prompt interference oil Lawyer Marks
who thrust his umbrella into the dogs
teeth. Miss Baker upon reaching the wings
sank almost iainting to the floor, and tho ira,
ces Of her fright were visible for some time,
The coulter garment that she wore, q water.
proof cloak, was torn in several places by the
animals teeth.
The accident to the one dog demoraliscd
the Others, and frightened the colored boys
who were holding them, and for a time there
was prospect OF quite q sensational scene,
The curtain was rlng down abruptly by the
stage manager, Mr.. Dutiield, who saw the
confusion which must result, and the dogs
confined In their kennel beneath the stage,
They were restless apd excited all evening
however, and kept up bowling and bayinl
late into the night
Hereafter the ropes will be more carefully
looked to.
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.Irneln ,rn,,,.. 1,nbl,, !.

Thepopularlty Of this play after It has been
20 often presented in this city, Is simply
astonishing, The Opera House was crowded
last night with enthusiastic people, who
laughed ut "TopSy'S' ptankS and ''Mark's'
remarks, shed tears at "Eva's' DEATH. and
applanded all the time as II they had never
seen the play before Mr.. Rails good com.
papy, the 6locdhoundS, the Jubilee quar-.
Jetts, and the other attractions, do much to
draw people, but the play has something In
itself which takes strong hold Of the heart OF
usual last night, and the principal characters
particularly were taken by people who ara
not easily excelled in their specialues. A
Inatineewill DO given this afternoon, and the
engagement will close tonight. No doubt
the house will be filled at both performances
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LAST EVENING Mr.. VIM. r. Holiday, As
Sistant Surveyor OF Customs, and bis esti-
mable wife, Familiarity known as "Mother
Holiday" celebrated, at their home on
EoH street, South Side, the sixtieth
anniversary Of their wedding. The home.
like residence was visited by o host Of friends
and relatives desiring to extend to the aged
truly pleasant occasion ana We sincerely
Holiday and lady may live to see many
more anniversaries pass over their heads.
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NEW cTNnERLANp.

Yesterday considerable excitement was
created by Mrs A. Moneypenny swearing
out a search warrant before Justice Grafton
against Messrs, Smith, Homer and Fickies.
upon the grounds that she had lost some
chickens, The search was fruitless. and it
was afterwards found out that some peStifer.
Gus dogs had been vainly endeayoring TO ex.
tinguish the feathery tribe. It was rash
conclusion upon the part OF the accuser and
may result In further litigation, as people do
not like such matters laid at their door.
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DR.. ", s, simmontou, of Cameron, was /
town Monday.

Dr.. ". s; simmOntOn, of Cameron, was in
town Monday.
Judge Boyd will hold special term Of
court here next Friday.
Miss BERTHE Jackson, who for the last two
weeks has been visiting her sister, Mrs. 6. Ii.
odbert In Wheeling,returne home Monday.
Several Of the young men Of town have
organized billiard club They will rent a
room from Mr.. Mccormack, who will SUP.
ply them with the table, balls, &C.
Messrs. Mccormick 4 Purdy have opened
their restaurant in the old Masonic Hall.
They have rechristened the hall Assembly
Hall. The hall and counter will be under
the maGenlent Of Thos McCormit X assisted
by Mr. A. II. shepier,
The Klomap Iron and Steel Comnanv are
building slide from their mill to the river TO
facilitate them in loading muck iron on the
barges. The switch Is from the railroad Ia
tue mill which is now incomplete but will be
finished BY the company. "''
The Episcopal church gave a Japunese tea
drinking at the Assembly Hall last night,
The ladies were attired in the fantastic styles
OF the orieatals, and presented quite a BIC.
turesque appearance. Moundsville ladies' al
ways were noted for their beauty but the
strangeness and novelty OF their dress last
night at the tea drinking added wonderfully
to their charms. The proceeds, which we're
considerable, so towards the completion OF
the reCtofV
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ACheeriuI 81. vaIentine,s nav

A novel, but certainly interesting form Of
valentine has originated In sending a dollar
or two dollars TO N. A. Daupkin, New
Orleans, La, before the 14tll day OF February
when the List grand drawing OF the Louisiana
State Lottery takes place under the manage.
ment OF Generals g. 7. Beauregard, Of Louis.
lana, and Jubal a. Early, Of Virginia. INV
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Take three.iourths cup butter beaten to a
cream add two cups sugar, one pint sweet
milk, one tablespoonful extract vanilla; then
add three cups -four having in II one measure
OF Banner Baking Powder; the whites OF
six eggs beaten very stiff; bake in layers in
jelly.cake pans.
For the pream.-Take one quart Of sweet
milk; when at the boiling point stir into It
the yoIks OF six eggs and one-half cup Of
Hour allow this to thickeni favor and sweet.
en- TO taSteE when perfectly cold spread be-
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THEiadies OF the Zane Street Il, Z. Church
will give q wheelbarrow social this Wedneday
evening for the benefit OF the church. AM
person who would spend pleasant evening
should be present Ice cream will Be sod
by the VII elbAFTpWfnl. Supper and refresh.
menls also will be served
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Forty years. trial Ia proved " BLACK.
QRAttGHT" the best liver medicine n
For sale by Logan q O..

At has been acknowledged by every one
y mat q strictly prime article Is always worth
~ we money you pay for II. Especially Is this
the case with baking powders. Don't Let
your groeers palm OFT something cheap on
you, y, oat Say can Of theAcme and you viii
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cuTlcuRAa
STATEMENT
UNDER OATH.
A STARTLING REVELATION OF
SUFFERING!
"Oh, Ny God, How ibid Suffer-

ST HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED FOR
twenty yeanWlth an obstinate akin disease,
called BY IoEieM D.S rtoriAsS, and othes Leptosy,
Communicating on, my scalp, and, ~ spite Of ~
could do With the eip Of the most tkifuf doctor,
itsiOWly but surely extended until year ago this
winter Il covered my entire pefsOn In form Of dty
scAlek For the Last three years have been unable
Every morning there could 30 nearly duStpantul
Of scales taken from tho sheet on my bed, some q
them half ~ large ~ the envelope containing this
letter. In the latter part Of the winter my SKIN
commenced cracking open. tried everything,
almost, that could DO thought Of. without any 70:
could reach the Hot Sprna reached DttroIt and
waG 70 low thought should have 10 70 to the hos
pltRl but finally got a. far ~ Lansing Mich. where
] hAd q sister living One Dr.. - treated me
about two weeks but did mo no good. Az though!
70 die. Cracked through the skin ali over my back
Across my fib4. arms hands. llmbS, feet badly
SWOLLEN, toe nails came on finger nails dead and
hard IS bone hair dead dryand feign a. old straw.
Oh. my Godl how did suffer-
my dltef Mn. Z II. Davis, had small part q
box q cutlCtlta IN the house. She wouldn't Civ.
up; aid We will ny Cutieum' Some was applied
| on one hand and arm, EurekAi there was relief
stopped the terrible burning sensation from the
word 10. They Immediately got the Cuticutl Re
solvent blood purihet). CullcIn and cutcura SoaT
Tablespoonful Of Resolvent three times day aitel
meals had q bath once . day, water about blood
heat; used CulictlrA freely; applied CutlEuIR morn
| Ing and evening Result, returned 10 my home ID
luStslx weeks from tho time left, and my skin n
smooth as this sheet o. pager: .,,.,,,,,,..n
Henderson, Jefferson Co., New York"
Sworn 10 before me thiSlOth day Of January, 1880
A. N. LEFFINGWELL,
| Justlre of tho Peace
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Closing Out Sale Of Domestic Sewing Ma
ehines-t, l.. Rhees
Bovine Vaccine vlrus-Edmund Booking.
Weather Sttips-E. L. Nicoll.
, Auction Sale.
N0tice-H. B. Ferguson,
Two Good Mules Wanted.
ktrstelass Journeyman Timer Wanted.
For sale--Canadian Bred Stations.
Mil Stock for Sale.
Passenger Steamer Wyoming,
Situation Wanted.
Money Found.
Big -Four.
Grand Mask Ball-Head Of local.
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GREAF reduction in prices of dry goods
carpets, wall paper, window shades, oil
cloths, DC Call soon, II you wish 10 save
money, OF Nos. 2Olp and 202l Main street
Centre Wheeling. JoHE RoEMRR.
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Some Suggestions About Our Water
supply.

supply.
Areportcr connected with this paper few
days ago ran across crowd Of gentlemen who
were talking over the city change bill, the
streets and other public matters, when their
attention was turned towards the Water
Works, the Worthington pump and the filter.
ing well 1t Is proposed 10 sink for It TO feed
from. One OF the gentlemen objected to the
project He said:
Now ! believe that something should to be
done, and that quickly too, or that pump
will be entirely ruined. We want filterer
but we want one that will answer the pur
poses oil this city for years TO come. Now
suppose they sink well as they propose to,
in the bank neRr the works-will we have
pure water? say no. and for this reason
walk along the P. W. & KY, track and you
Will notice oozing from the banks o Shiny
liquid that comes from private sewers and
onthonses situated at the brow OF the hill.
That slime is filthy and poisonous. You car
see It coming out OF the banks near the
works The earth Is impregnated with tt.
II well Is sunk this slime will find It's way
into It Again they propose, should the well
not furnish enough water, to run pipes under
the river to smaller wells In the sand bar on
the Island side, which makes the system
repair. "
''AIy idea is this, build a stone tunnel about
200 feet long out into the river and not les,
than six feet below the bed Of the river; hay,
4 strong and perfectly tight except that IN
the, sides have slots left, say ten or twelve
inches long and two wide and about five fee
apart The water filters through the sane
and into these slots, giving you pure, cole
and mover falling supply Of wateF.n
His'heareFs looked doubtful, but the ole
gentleman insisted that such ascheme woult
work.
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Good octave rosewood piano. nearly
new, used but short time, WILDE sold A 4
great bargain. Call and examine a Lucasi
Music Store, l142 Main street = y $50 ~
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Singing, snarfng, irritation OF the urina
~ pSssages, diseased discharges eased i,
Buchupaiba.n DrnggistS Dep1t 4 ~ MT,
Bros 4 Coz Wheeling. - - ~
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CLosISa out lot Of ladies', misses and
ehlidren.s odd sizes Of shoes, regardless Of
COST 70 make room for new spring goods, at
L. v. BLosD's,
1l35 Main street
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CIosISo out lot Of ladies, misses and
children'a odd Sizes Of shoes, regardless Of
cost 70 make room for new spring goods nj
saf L.V. BioNpH,
1855 Main street.
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It Is impossible to diminish poverty by
tiplicationsot effects; but the best thing "a
diminish the effects Of D heavy cold Is Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. : :
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srEUBENyILLE.

Two society young men in this city will, in
few days doubtless lind themselves inyoly.
ed in n scandal, which will bring to light some
OF the doings on Fourth street.
Thirty thousand pounds Of wool held in
this city was sold to Eastern parties for 43
tents per pound, and will be shipped in a
few days. Wool should, and the probabili.
ties are will, bring forty cents the coming
season.
The re-appointnent OF Postmaster 0'Neai
meets with the hearty approval Of almost the
entire business men OF the city. No more
faithful and obliging official ever filled the
position in this city. This Is the general
verdict,
VIM; Hall, OF this city, while walking along
the railroad truck near Yellow Creek Station
on the G. Il I. road this morning, was struck
by the Wellsville Accommodation and hurled
from the track, sustaining injuries from
which he died at an early hour to-day. He
had lived in this city for eleven wears,
having came here from Cincinnati, His
parents liveat Charlestown, W. Va, and are
said to be wealthy.
The three-year.old child OF ]. R. Beatty's
that was SO frightfuiiy burned Monday by
the explosion OF u bottle Of benzole, died YES.
terday morning at o'clock. The grand.
mother, Mrs. James Means, of Pittsburgh, in
whose arms the child was when the explosion
took place, seems to have been badly burned
about the face and hands. Some years ago
Mrs. Means lost the use OF her right hand
from a severe cut received on the wrist, and
now u Is thought, by her attending physi-
clan, that she will suffer the loss Of her left
hand. The side Of her face Is badly bruised
and her eyesight somewhat endangered.
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TherInometer Record,

TIE usual merchants lunch at the New
MeLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

WARRINGTON, D. G., February STA. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rainy
followed by clearing weather, winds shifting
% colder northwes'erly, higher pressure.
For the Lower Lake Region, clearing
weather. northwesterly winds, higher press
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aRLAoK.pRAuaHrn m,tn.
RaPgaininnpInno

and fever impossi6le.
For sale BY Logan 4 Co.
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W. II. RINEIlART 8 BRO, 1915 Mar.
ket street, furnish their beautiful wares
for erytaI and china weddings.
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
snaometer, as Observed at schnepFs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday !:
+. u TVS. ". 1pxt1. /. 10 iss2
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No headache or back.ache for ladies
who drink SWINE OF CARpUl.r

For sale by Logan q Co.
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Grand Mask Ball-Head Of local.
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GEre 1ntelliqetrter
New AdvertiseneIIla.


oaise. Aos. As and ~ FoaFieen1h street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-04

New YORK, April 2.--Joseph Murphy,
an idiot lad eleven years OF age, living with
his sister in apartments on the second floor
Of the dwelling No. 81 Henry street, amused
himself last night by throwing an infant
child OF his sister out Of the window into
the street. The child, Loretta Murphy, is
but seven weeks old. Joseph was left alone
in the room with the infant, who was sleep
ing in the cradle. According to his own
story he conceived n sudden antipathy to
the babe, and, taking her ont of the cradle,
carried her TO the window and flung her
into the street. Fortunately, the child was
wrapped up in q heavy shawl or she would
have been instantly killed. No bones we're
broken, but the physician who was called
to attend the child said that she had re-
eeiyed serious internal injuries which are
likely To proye fatal.
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How He Lost Els Corporosity.

CAPTAIN Page McCarty, formerly Of Rich
mond. writing from the West to the Wash
iuefon Capital, tells the following joke,
which happened in st. Paul, in the course
OF an interesting letter from Toronto dated
March Goth:
"After prospecting as far as Minneapolis,
which Ia ten miles up the river, we left our
flying sled and returned on the train, and
assisted at Olvette, played at the Opera
House by the beautiful Julia IL. All other
Olivettes are Blue Presbyterian frauds CON-
pared with the st. Paul edition, when
in the dialect Of the country, the thing
has been swhooped up Coquelicot was
made up with an enormous stomach, con
slsting OF an India-rubber pillow, which
nc kept inflated 10y blowing in the tube The
while he was not talking or singing. Now,
the bold Coquelicot had had dreadful row
vita one of the chorus girls. who, waiting
her opportunity in the grand finale OF the
second act, when Coque. was prancing the
can-can with the Countess In the centre Of
the stage, stuck stagc-dagger siyy into
the false stomach, and, with sudden col
lapse, Coque. became the teanest and most
wilted man imaginable The tenor ana the
primn donna halted on the summit OF dou-
bic G, the chorus stopped ike statues. with
ono foot kicking at the gallery; the horns
ceased TO blow, the flutes TO teot, and the
eat-gut serapers to scrape: the leader yell
ed and tore his hair Ike yeritabc en-
RACED musician, and the stage manager
rang down the curtain. Eut there never
WAS such recall. The house Numbered
and roared for Coquelicot until he had to
walk out from the side, su w,lted as he
was"
Tbe next morning one OF our assistant
eouspirators, and newspaper ulan. got a
note from bis chief which ran as follows:
sM,-h you intend to edit my paper do
u; II to run an opera-show. say So" "All
right old coci," replied the awakening
scribe; g IN run the newspaper show a,
night and edit the opera In the daytime
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"Porr oil on troubled waters I" Is an old
recommendation. In the modern inter.
probation 81 the phrase we hear such ex-
presstoBs aud advice a. the following. con-
talned In the closing words OF long artl-
che la the bostou Herald: During my jaunt-
ings aroupd town heard many remarks OF
q complimentary character In relation 10
fhc morris OF St. Jacobs oil, and one per-
s0n valid: There's the venerable Hannibal
Uamlsi. OF Maine, our ex-ytce-Presidcnt;
H. never wears sn eyerc0at, and Is there
fore the legitimate prey OF rheumatism. II
be wants to continue saving the expense oS
an oyeycoaf. aud at the same tipe escape
rheumatism slI:b weather rs this. be must
invest fifty cents IN a bottle OF ST. Jacobs
Oil aud latber hinwelf with IL right vel. !
lfe Will find IL q cheap and seryiceab'e |
'verenst to keep the Rheumatism from bis |
cdy.v !
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A SEvtr-rAILISG CURE FOR BURNS
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AFTER FORTY YEARS or TRIAL,
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UNBrvALLED.
1T - SAFE: TT ACTS IMMEDIATELY
IT NEVER fAILsi

Editor Of the Sc John IN. ~ Se'cs says;
In aesh-wouuds, aches palms, sores, etc. " is 'ne
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should ic without bottle OF " for single hour'
Prom The Cincinnati Dispotch:
We hase seen t. magic effects, and Enon IL 10
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From !. ). POTTER, United states Consul ~ 're-
field. Rhcnish. Prussia;
After long years Of use, am satisfied II Is posi-
lively efficient Ms healing remedy for wounds,
bruises and spIs,ins.
". w. SHARPER, yaldosta, Ga, says:
Ills panacca for all bruises ind burns.
Prom u. W. ADAMS, saco. Me-:
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u. LEWIS says:
In forty years use Il never has failed me.
W. W. LuM, Nicholvillc. y. T., says:
use your PAIS-KiLLER frequently. II re'tseS
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J. ". DIE saye:
For scaids and burns II has no equal.
PERRY DAyIs's PAIN-KILLER
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lis success Is entirely because ofits merit. Every
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rs PROMPT application of the PAIN-klLLER.
Unlike most medicines, It Is perfectly safe even In
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50c., and ~ per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS son, Projectors,
ap l-eodtJel Providence, Il. I.
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MOND. FREDERGCKSBI re
a AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANf
IL RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICIIMO>n tNp
WILLIAMSON

frciglif and = .y.I H..
Passenger ise--.
"a, ,uliday.ltA -0uHil
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
DICHMOND PROGRESS,
A REAL ESTATE JOURNAL PUBLISHED BY
THOMPSON BROWN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AucTioNEER,
ll13 Main street.

This paper r. full and comprehensive, and meets
aII wants ~ nal estnta purchasers and sellers, and
Is DiSTRiBJTED FREE or CHARGE. u con-
taiss rnucI valuable information about real estate
In Richmond ana us vicinity ana q history OF
reil estate I'm my hands for sale wiz have their
properly advertised therein free Of cost 10 them
selves NH l2-lm
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By William n. Lyme 4 Co., ~,
Real Estate Agents, Anrtionecrs,a anu DroAers'
Ills Main street.

VALUABLE AND ATTpACTIvE
v i,p,cE sTnPE. WITH DWELLING OVER
SANE on r IIE 59Tr mN6 c ToH
sTpr.'wgrc c,w SriE ny ArCTION.-We shall,
az the rcacst Of Tie owner. sell by public auction
on the premises, on zoo,
at p. ", the truly dsslrpIe AMI aal FRSr
sTupr ,s,',' nHEiI,ING over same, containing
four rooms m &c. now occupied BY Mr. @ Adams'
Ses1 ~ ' p srsct Ttis Is one Of the best re-
tall grocery s,nds In thai section and has always
co nmanded good rent. The Lon fronts u /, by
100 feet, more or less, on the SCUM nhe Oi ohy
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at he hour
OF sale. d. W. H. 10 " ~ 49,,
ana fu'tloht'ir.