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Tribute Of Respect.

WHEELING. W. Va. February 8, 1883.
At special meeting Of the Board OF Under.
writers OF the City OF Wheeling, held at the
Office OF the Fire & Marine Insurance Com.
pany, the death OF l. II. Williams, a member
OF the board was announced, and commit
tee consisting OF J. NJ. Doddridge, G. H.
Collier and T. P. Phillips appointed 10 pre-
pare proper resolutions OF respect. The
committee drafted and presented the 10 low
Ing, which were adopted: The COM
mittee to whom the subject was referred,
herewith present this report with the follow
ing resolutions:
Our deceased fellow. member /. II. Will
liams. has been long aud prominently identi.
fed with many oil the business and social
enterprises OF Wheeling, and perhaps longer
with Its fire underwriting interest," than any
other member OF this Board. He has been
called hence from the activities OF busy
and honored life, and 1t Is proper and fitting
that we In common with others who have
been intimately associated with him, should
count It pleasure 10 cherish his memory as
the recollection OF one whose life was In
every way TO be commended, straightforward
and upright In all bis dealings, conscientious
and kind in every relation OF life, be con-
stantly lived before the world an exemp!l-
tication of that which he really was-a true
Christian gentleman.
Therefore as mark OF esteem for his char.
acter and respect for his memory.
Resolped, That in the death Of |. II. vii.
liams we recognize the lossto our city Of an
upgight citizen; 10 ourselves, as his business
associates worthy exemplar. and to his
family kind and indulgent husband and
father. ..-F
Resolved, Thai q, member Of our Board
we personally mourn his death as that Of q
loyal and true man, that We will attend the
funeral OF the deceased, that u copy Of the
proceedings Of this meeting be rendered to
The family, and that they be published In the
daily papers OF the city. :,
G. II. CoLLtER
T. P. PHILLIPS.
Cnmmiitaa
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FROM JEST TO EARNEST.
Tho Harmony ola senate Committee In.
terFuptel. 1tl I. ..

terfnpteu. .Hbl r"
Yesterday about noon the Senate Commit.
tee on Mines aud Mining was in session in the
Senate chamber, having under consideration
Senator Fontaine Smiths bill to regulate the
management Of mines, secure their proper
ventilation and require the appointment OF
q State Mine Inspector. Mr.. Smith had re-
quested veteran miner from Fairmont to
appear before the committee and give them
the benefit Of his experience. Among other
statements, he expressed the opinion that in
most mines the ventilation Is imperfect, and
noxious gases are formed which are injurious
10 health and dangerous 10 life.
After the committee had adjourned. J. w.
St. Clair, Esq, the well known FayettC
county lawyer, who was representing he in.
terests OF the Kauawha Valley mine owners,
aud opposing the bill before the committee,
remarked that the miner was rather hale
specimen OF mankind 10 have worked forty
years in nOxious gases which were as iniuri.
GUS as he had stated. Said Mr.. 81 Clair:
There Is not gray hair in the mans head,
and here Is the Senator FROM Marion Mr..
SMITH has TO dye his hair and whiskers to
conceal the ravages OF times"
This was said In purely jocular manner,
and provoked general laughter, 10 which
Senator Smith joined. He remarked pleas.
antly and smilingly that at home be told his
wife and friends that he was only twenty
eight years old. This caused renewed laugh
ter, and apparently ended the matter.
In few minutes Mr.. St. Clair remarked
that he wished the Committee would get
doae with the bill, as he wished to 90 home.
Mr.. Smith retOrted that he guessed the
Senate could get along without him, and
would interpess no serious objection TO his
departure. He added: n
II have my opinion Of paid lobbyists, any
how. Think any man OF that kind Is as
contemplate as pick-p0ckei2'
Mr.. St Clair angrily demanded: do
understand you to say an. as contemplate
as pick-pocket." ,l.'a
The Senator responded, repeating his re.
mark with a marked emphasis on "all." Mr..
Sinclair at once struck him with his hand
half closed, on the left side Of the face. Mr..
Smith grasped heavy outglass inkstand,
and drew II back to throw 1t at bis assailapt,
but he was prevented from doing SO by gen.
,lemen who were present, and the tgo gen.
tlemen left.
Afterwards friends OF both gentlemen
brought them together, and the matter was
amicably explained, and mutual apologies
made.
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$4,000 FOR So

seabury & johnson, Chemist, New York.
fe2.usIu
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the channel. This was at s:2oA. N. The
next news at $40 ~, was that 1t was falling.
The last bulletin was Rt 945 ?. N, and was,
river "a feet inches and falling.
SrEuBESvILLE, February S.-sP. x-Rlyer
IS feet inches and falling.
BROWNSVILLE, February Sip M-Riyor
81 feet inches and falling slowly.
RIcE's LANDING February s-River 80 feet
aud falling. Weather clear; Thermometer so
GREENSBORO, February s.-Riyer % feet,
M MoEoAsfowS, W. VA. February g.
River 20 feet 8 inches aud falling; Weather
clear; thermometer 6e.
FAiRMoNT W. Va, February s.-River Is
feet 2 inches and falling Weather clear and
OIL CRY, Pa, February s.-River 0 feet
and stationary weather clear.
PARKER's LANDING. February S.-River
feet, 6inches, and stationary. Weather clear
LOUISVILLE, February s-Riyer rising 4
inches per hour % feet; canal 81 and
falling. Heavy drift on the Kentucky side.
Space between water and bridge Is GO feet
clear and cold.
ClSclSNATl, February 7.-Riyer 81 feet
inches at O'Clock and rising inches per
hour; clear and cold. U -.
EVANSVILLE, ISD February s.-.River 81 feel
8 inches; cloudy Thermometer 29s.
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CurrcuRA REMEDIES are for sale by all druggists
Depot. WEEKS d POTTER, Boston, Mas.
da02,vEAW
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WEST VIRGINIA RAILROADS.


A resident OF Monongalia county, described
by the Pittsburgh Dispateh as zone OF the
most prominent citizens OF West Virginia"
is thus reported by that paper OF yesterday :
One OF the most prominent citizens OF West
Virginia said 10 reporter at the Seventh
Avenue Hotel yesterday: a.
..The people Of West Virginia are awaken
ing to the fact that they must have railroads
or they must stagnate. There are one or two
railroads In the State, but only one OF them,
the Chesapeake & Ohio road, penetrates 0
valuable mineral section.
SIN addition TO all the ceal we have, the
mountains In various places TEEN with iron
ore OF a superior quality. James G. Blaine,
Senator Davis, Delegate Elkins aud other
prominent capitalists sre now extending a
railroad from the Baltimore Ohio at
Piedmont 10 some o TIE lines: coal territory
In the world. A man said the other day:
Henry G. Davis Is worth several millions OF
dollars now, but when he gets to this new
coal field OF his he will DO richer than Wander.
bilt' James G. Blaine went over the whole
OF the country south OF the Potomac on 4
horse, and Is one OF the most enthusiastic be.
levers In the wealth OF the State In the coun.
try. md has backed his judgment by invest.
Ing largely In coal and timber landsin several
counties"
"What is the immediate object OF your
business here Just now?'
II came partly on private and partly on
business for my county OF Monongalia.
We have been trying to get railroad there
for years. The Southwest Pennsylvania road
could, II inclined, extend It's road from Fair
chance, In Fayette county, 10 the Cheat, cross
Il, and by way OF the Monongahela valley 60
10 Morgantown, Fairmont and Clarksburg."
"What Is the distance from Fairchance TO
the river?"
ut Is 70 miles to the river, thence to Nor
garitown 10 miles, 25 to Fairmont and 20 to
UIarksburg, or total Of about OF miles. l
wish to talk 10 Mr.. Pitcairn this afternoon
about this matter and some others. Weshall
hold an election on the 18th In the county TO
determine whether or not we shall vote $780,
900 to assist In the construction OF n rosd like
the one have Just described, and 800, 600 to
assist In the construction OF the BlacksVille
and Morgantown road"
"WhaiiB the last named road
"a narrow gauge road from Blaoksyille,
near Wsyneshlrg, TO Morgantown. u Is an
extension OF the Waynesburg and Washing.
ton road. II this Is completed the Union.
town aud Washington will complete to Black.
Vile and thus give US at least o narrow
gauge system to Pittsburgh by way Of the
PittSbureh Southern. There have been sew
eral attempts made to get q vote on this ques.
lion but always aborttye. Once there was q
vote and the matter failed by only a very few
votes. This time think II will carry
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The senate Finance Committee reported
yesterday on Mr.. Van Meters resolution,
printed In the ISrELLI1ENcER OF the Sist ult.
This report presents much interesting in.
formation concerning the progress oi the State
since 1870, and shows the Inequalities Of tax.
alton on the various kinds OF property from
which the revenues are derived. The public
ara thus confronted with the alternative
either that the personal property engaged in
agriculture has increased in much greater
ratio than that employed In other pursuits,
or that very large amount OF the latter pro.
perty Is escaping taxation.
The Committee have reported bill Great.
ing commission to study the whole subject,
collect oil the facts, and make suggestions for
the next Legislature to consider and act upon.
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VARIOUS QUAGKS
Who--Each With His Own PET
Scheme--Cultiyate the Field /
+ OF Human Nature.

There have always been quGcks:-legal quacks,
theological quacks. scientific quaeks and medical
quackS Come Of them are bland, oily fellows who
argue and smile the world into believing in their
favorite bit OF humhug. Others are pompous and
pretentious parasites. But they make itpay. Men
seem to love to beswindled Apulaling only that II
shall be neatly done.
The dear public are equally liberal 10 the electric
and magnetic fraud. This fellow Is genius in his
line. Hcwill put a magnetic belt around your
waist, amagnetic necklace under your chin, or at
you out with an entire suit Of magnetic clothes,
warranted to serve the purpose Of ordinary gar.
ments, and at the same time 10 cure all diseases,
from whooplng cough to hasty consumption.
Most oil these have no more electric or magnetic
power about them than res des In wooden blankets
or In girdles OF sickcloth. Only when applied by
an expert l. electricity Of the slightest use as u
medicinal agent, and even then Its value Is grossly
over stated. What Is the strongest possible pre-.
sumptive evidence in favor Of particular remedyf
Clearly that It should have been prepared by 70.
spouxible persons OF acknowledged skill In the
treatment Of diseases. @
squarely on this foundation stands BENsoNs
cAPcENE POROUS PLASTER. Endorsed by s 900
physicians, pharmacists, druggists and chemists, Il
needs no further apology nor introduction. II is
the one and only tue and tried external applIca.
ton. Quacks OF all kinds pay the Capcine the
compliment Of ther dislike as Satin Is said to like
holy water.
Look In the middle Of the plaster for the word
"capcine." Price2S cents. n
seabury & johnson. Chemist. New York.
fes.waw :
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STA T E M e N T
Under Oath.


"I have been afflicted for twenty years with an
obstinate skin disease, called by some M.D.s
psorIAsiS and Others l.eproey, commencing on my
scalp and In spite OF all could do. with the help
OF the most skful doctors, 1t slowly but surely OK
tended, until year ago this winter II covered my
enti,e penon In form Of dry scales. For the last
three yean have been unable " do any labor. and
suffering intensely all the time. livery morning
there could be nearly dustpanful Of scales taken
from tho htet on my bed, some 81 them hall Us
latter part OF the winter my skin commenced
cracking open. l tried everything almost that
could BE- thought Of, without any relief The 18Th
OF June started West, in hopes could reach the
Hot Springs. reached Detroit and was 20 low
thought should have to go 70 the hospital; but
hualy got as far AZ Lansing, Mich, where had u
sister living. One Or. - treated me about two
weeks, but did me no good. AL thought bad but
cacEed through The skin all over my back, across
m RIBS arms hands limbs, feet badly swollen, toe
nails came OF, fnge, nails dead and hard as bono
hair dead, dry and lifeless as old straw. Oh, my
tod | how / did sullerl 80,
n box Of Cuticum In the house. She wouldn't give
I'D; said, We will Try Cutcufa.' Some was applied
on one hand and ann. Eureka there was relief |;
stopped the terrible burning seniation from the
word 90. They Immediately got the Cutienra Re.
solvent blood puriher). Cutcun and Cuticnra
-oap the great skin cureSl. commeneedby taking
one tablespooniulof hesolyent three times day,
after meals; had q bath once day, water about
blood heat; used Cptioura Soap freely; applied
10 my home In Just SIX weeks from the time left,
anu my A'n - '00'n Hisaa s4sS CARPENTER q GiS
Henderson, Jefferson Co., n. 7. -.
A. N. LEFF1NGWELL, Justice OF the Peace.
CurrcuRA REMEDIES are for sale by all druggists.
Depot, WEEKS d POTTER, BOSTON. Mas
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rnnnrnl OF Mr'I. n. MillInms.

Hon. w. Il. II. Flick, n. W. Grand Mas.
Ter, has issued q dispeasation, authorizing q
special communication Of the Grand Lodge
Of A, +. & A. MAsnns OF West Virginia, for
the purpose otgiYing Ma,onio burial to the
deceased Grand Treasurer. Isaac II. Williams.
The Grand Lodge will meet ut the hour
and place designated In the funeral notice
published In the advertising columns. The
funeral takes place At 2P. ", to-day from
Mrs. PattessOn's boarding house, on Main
street, g
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The Great Female Remedy Is prepared by
the Women's Medical Institute OF Buffalo
N. Y, and Is their favorite prescription foi
ladies' who are suffering from any weakness
or complaints common TO the sex. It Is
sold by druggists at 800 per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice free. Send stamp for
names OF those who have been cured.
At wholesale and retail by Logan d Co.,
Wheeling W VP. ~. nav
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SPRING STYLES.

Our Mr.. Rice is now East, and VIC are
receiving daily the latest novelties In the
market.
To-day we will have on exhibition 80
different styles Of Hats and Bonncts for
Spring wear. A. L. RICE q co.
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Auction sals-R. 8. Hopkins.
For Sale-Nail Mill Stocks, a.
Extra Mess Mackerel at smyth's.
Sundries at smyth's.
For Rent-House-A. NJ. Adams.
Auction Sale Of Harness, &c.
Notice-Womsn's Union Benevolent So
ciety.
Save Your Eyes-l. G. Dillon-Head oil
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EoR SALE.
SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Eight hundred and twenty.one acres Of finely
timbered lane, about 1--WE miles southeast Of Bni.
ton =. H.; W. Va, Oh the waters Of the Elk River.
The land Is undeflAid with coal and the timber an
be foated down XIX River TO market Also 500
acres OF timbered land In Perry county, Tennessee
W. v. HoGE'& BRO,
OCT 1900 Market Street
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
sT JANH9 HoTRI,

Hanna. City Mis- v N Howard. plttsb'g
iIarry shAllcfuSs, City y HempstDne N, York
Th0thas &plherAn, W. YGW HOOD, ClArksegrg
" II WIndet PbIla ElF Vase. New YORK
j cillsee. City TIE List, City
PAM HHnlofd. pittsburgs L RGnonR Jackson H
n Dcvore, Jackson q II Roach u OkR
" r Marlin. BaltImore N A Aldidge Baltimore
" p Rca. PhiIRdelphiR Moses SweelIer, Pafk'sb
" 4 X ose PIttsburS N Taylor, Baltimore
4 i Baldwin, New York W Bradshaw, Burton
] D HOFnpf, ClAfktbprR " McGihAn, BALTIMORE
Vim st0ll, Cleveland TH gngo. Ciy
II 81 nOveneAnx. Ohio sWNlcEefS Y, Liverpool
\ Coole. u L0HlS lpWtlb, 81 tonN
George Losgre, y. y. sCMAl1ne, Faltmont
u p DukehATt, Baltimore . Betungef, cincinnati
II McCEeekeniW W. Va. MCox, Cleveland
G ]. Brown, buchanan u BAN, WashinRton, "a
i EDWARDS Guy GI stpsgiss, MoiganIewa
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FATHERS. ribbons. velvet can all be colored
to match that new hat BY using the Diamond
Dyes. Druggists sell any color Tor 10 cents.
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PECElvER's SALE.
SHER1FF'S SALE OF
Valuable Farm I.

The valuable farm, belonging to the heirs Of the
M@ , pempsy Bundy, consisting Of over ~ Atfe,
VIII PC s0ld on The premises, free Of dover under
proceedings In the Common Pleas Coufi, fOf dlHn'
button among the heirs, WEDNESDAY, February
y, lesa y lies miles east Of BAnesyillc, Rl-
mont county, Ohio, and X mile west Of RuttOns
H. Appraised n si8,28l.
This land lies we'll has living water In every hed'
u In good heart as to fertility. Much Of the fen
cling Is new, has 50 acres Of good timber two appe
orchaids substantial two story Brick House,
good fame barn, and other outbnlldinrS, and h 10
every respect ono OF the moAt dEEinblO iAimS 10
this Vicinity. State road leads through II, and y
VIII be sold-aS may best suit the wishes oil BIO
either % one, or In two pats Of l2S acres AUG
!6k acres. There Is q com Portable kmRll hOuE and
barn. also apple oTchnrd on the latter
Terms-Thiee equal annual payments with IN
tereEt on payments deferred. For any further in'
formation hpplyto JepthA Bundy, on the premises
q address 10 Pngh, Ohio, SrJ. 7, scofeld, Guar
dian, GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
fale 70 commence Ut II o'clOckN
iG2a LEROY e. RRD WICK. Sheriff
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FOR SALE.

ENoR, sALE-THE STOCK AND COON
4 will oil q well equipped Job Printing oss.
In this city, or would sell material In lois 70 nil
D. u. II U BBARn. IA
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FOR RENT.
EORi RENT.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR REM

That very desirable Cottage Dwelling ,tbe D,D
arty Of Hon. Judge lhomIs0n), located SLOut nv,
miles from the city. on tho west side Of Tia ~
ional Road. The house contains niue well nnjSbsd
addition 70 garden, ground can BE- had fOr ViSbSl
puTposts. 10 small, reSponAible family, In rcr,
will be moderate. Apply personally or ~ eiIes "
ALEXANDER BONN, Agent and Broker, li6S VA.
ket street, OFT Block. ~
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WANTED,

NV ANTED-AN FXPERiFSGrs,n,
wv EalesmRn IN retail dry gods stn,S -
who can dive tho bttt Of references and vee
good trade. Address, with reference sstpSs!
GOODS this office. ,yf
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GETTING M0N0T0NOUS.
1wo GREAT BID FREsAErs a WEEK.
n, Hl,,r R.aeA,. WllhIa Foot oftAs HIrAs.t
Stage OftLs Big Jsns Rise of 'si-ExsEEsrr
ted Reports Preetds the Arrival Of
the Wattr-sOms "reminiscences.

1t will probably be found this morning
TIM. the Ohio river Is receding and the big
water Of February, 1888, will in few hours
be thing OF the past. The river reached its
highest point thismorning about 2 o'clock,the
depth then being, as nearly as could be calcu-
lated, 80 feet 8 inches, aud perhaps few
inches over. The water covered the track on
the levee from in front Of seamon's cigar
store, across Twelfth street TO a point opposite
Pollack's cigar shop.
Yesterday morning there was an anxious
aud worried crowd OF citizens strung all along
the wharf, and huddled about the bulletin
boards. The morning papers had contained
news OF most alarming character, leading
one 10 believe from the reports from Pitts
Duigh that river at least IS feet might be
expected here by noon. About 0 O'Clock
news began coming III that lessened the
anxietics OF residents OF the Island, and those
on the South Side who lived In low and e1.
posed places The river at midnight Wed.
nesday, when itc0mmenced 10 raise, was 81
feet deep. At4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
1t was 81 feet 6inches In depth, the rise
having been very slow.
SCENES YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
The day was lovely one and the scene
from the levte was very spirited one. The
lladies turned out In the afternoon aud visited
the place 10 large numbers, enliyening 1t very
much. The Diurnal, Bachelor and Andes
were at the landing and they looked mon.
strous, From the boiler decks one could
easily look into second story windows along
The wharf, and from the top OF the Texas
roof one could OBTAIN q glorious view OF the
submerged Island. The Princess made regu-
lar trips TO Bsllaire In order TO accommodate
tho B., z. & O. passengers. The little packet
looked twice Der size as she would come
stehming in on the bosom OF the mighty river.
The roustabouts were busy getting the
merchandise OF the leyee that had been dis.
charged by the Andes the night before. Rly-
ernen made marks showing how far the
river, in their Judgment would come up.
There was an endless line Of promenaders
pacing up and down the payements watching
The river, the boats and the P. W. & Ky.
| freight trains as they dashed along the water
covered track, the wheels sending out show
rsof spray. Their was so high that from
the lowers guards of the boats one oouldstep
on to the cara At dark the boats put out
spars so as 10 avoid floating over on the track
or being left Oh the bank In case OF sudden
| fall.
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! II might be yell TO refer TO the opiop Of D;
II. Armstrong, Esa., Assistant Postmaster, OF
Delta, La; the gcnlIemRE says: suffered i9E
nlnety-six honrs with mumPS an9 one oos'le
oi 81 Jacobs OIL cured ne IN two GSys.
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FoR SALE CHEAP.
FoR SALE.

TOR SALE.
A valuable Farm of $50 acres for sale, stu.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, W. Va,
9 miles from B. d o. R. r. station, IS miles
from Wheeling, on good road, all In grass.
and In a high state OF cultivation; one.half
mile from school, convenient TO mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty OF good fruit, well
watered. To be sold In one tract or In par.
GELS. For further particulars call on OF id.
dress
PETER CROW.
Glen Easton, Marshall Co.. W. Va
Mention this paper, is95.nIw
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lob PRINTING OF EVERY KIND
~ from Mammoth Poster 10 the Finest visiting
lard. executed IN superior style and at low T4ls
~ caah, e The elllgenceI job oace, q aud"
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TOR SALE.
EOR SALE.

DUBLIC SALE-I WILL ON SATUR.
u DAY, February 10, 1858, at 10 a. ", Sol Al
ket street consisting Of Leaf Tobacco, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, Show Cases, Cigar MOItI
and Press, one indian Image one Chandelier 0ne
igar Lighter and outside gas burners aud sIudy
Real Estate Agent. Booker, Collector and Notary
Public 1915 Market street i.SS'
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RoR RENT.

;EoR PENTHOUSE ZIG EOPF CT
II five rooms and bath room, gotd C4li,, I'll
and gas; grained through Enquire zNSnaAi
MoREHEAD. Furniture House. iii Main I ~ -.
dor RENT OFFER MY H0TTSpe
I M South Front street, Island. for rar, %
INST Of April next Said house stands 6y i,ss ilTpa
the end Of the sUSpenlion Bridge, with sHsT y
Of tho river, and above high water. CSy,liSsrN
and gas II! q. MORGAN. ''S'I .e se