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News Briefs.

1,aT-
Inc rencn minister OF marine has received dis
patch from Admiral Courbet confirming the nevva
OF the capture OF Sontay the Eth inst as stated
In yesterdays STAR, and stating that three officers
ana o. men We're killed and 10 officers and l7O men
were wounded OF the French forces.
The remains OF Commander De Long and his
cofnraeS OF the Inflated Jeanette expedition have
arrived AT 1akutSh. in Siberia en- route for Amer
lea, and were received with military and cty1;
honOrS. 'N
Surrogate Ferris, at Buffalo, NY. yesterday gave
decision sustaining the last Will OF the widow Of
ground of her insanity.
Adfces from Las Vegas, New Mexico. Indicate
great excitement with regard TO the late gold ais
coyerieS. ~ e S
Jerry Cox was hanged at Georgetown. s. C. YES
terday for the murder OF Herbert H. Reinbert on
june last. He went TO the Scarold protesting his
innocence. ~
Mrs. C. F. Mutt, widow OF the late Can't. Mutt
Drought suit In Pttsburg, Pa, YESTERDAY, against
the Accident Insurance company OF North America
70 recover 5000 Insurance On the Life OF the de,
ceased. ~ VIM W.
Hon. John Erskine has rendered his resignation
as dge OF the United States district court for the
southern district OF Georgia. and Will retire on fun
pay.
Eaton, constable was fatally shot Yesterday
near portsmouth. \. H., by man named Dow
The recent burglaries In Carroll, Washington ana
otner counties OF Maryland have been followed by
daring robbery I'm Frederick city,
Inc White Cross, North German Iloyds Ised
star ana Hamburg American steamship lines have
ieuuceu Inelr lmrd-claSS passenger rate from Ham.
burg TO New York to SO.
Daniel Cronin ana Mary Cronfn indicted for dis
turDlng religious worship by denouncing the Rev
Florence Mccarthy during services at the Iatters
cnurch In Williamsburg, n. " were found guilty
yesterday, but sentence was deferred
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ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS THE APOSTOLIC IrG.rp-
special cable TO the Baltimore Sun from Rome
states That 1.-THE Pope has created Archbishop 9Th.
Dons delegate apostolic TO preside at the Catholic
council TO be held I'm Baltimore In November. IsSt
ArcholsnOp Gibbons viii virtually, though not
nomlnally, hold the rank OF papal legaten
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I'd Edition.
Latest qGlGgrams to qle Star;
Another Keutuckv Murder.

PADUcAH, KY. Dec. 22.-Joseph Farmer was sho
and instantly killed yesterday, at Viola station b.
Joseph Madden. The trouble arose from a dispute
as to which was the better card player. Maddel
made bis escape.
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Punished for Attending q Salvation |
Army Meeting.

ton has been presented to the Dean OF Ontario by
the congregation ofSt Georges cathedral praying
for the reinstatement OF the Rev. DR.. Wilson, In his
curacy. The dean, In reply states that he can hold
out no hope OF the doctors return. Dr. Wilson had
attended meeting OF the salvation army.
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THE REPAIRS to the Vermont at New York. which
were suspended, have been ordered to be continued
She VIII take the place OF the Colorado as receytns
snip at New York. The Colorado will be appraised
and sold To the highest bidder
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DIED.

at her residence 1890 Tour-and aIiaf street solyaf
Miss REBECCA W. BAKER, in the third year Of
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Rooms BRo1HERs
TRIPLE PLATED KNIVES AND FORKS s. HALF
DOZEN
ROGERS BROTHERS TRIPLE PLATED TEA
SPOON 500 HALF DOZEN.
ROGERS BROTHERS TRIPLE-PLATED TABLE
SPOONS, $500 HALF DOZEN.
CAsToRs FROM 50 TO SO.
FINE ENGRAVED CAKE BASKET, S.
BUTTER DISHES FROM $3.50 to So
!. W. SCHAEFER's,
CHINA AND GLASS.
NO. 1O2O7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
dis Between K and L Streets)
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Ashore i'm the chesapeake Bay.
General Foreign News Ky Cable.

BOSTON, Dec "a dispatch to the Merchants
exchange says steamer and bark are ashore a
Hog island, Chesapeake bay.
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lier Other AUCTIONS Sc Seventh PACED
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BLOOMFIELD, ONT, Dec. 22.-The house OF Petel
James was entered by burglars last night Petel
LaZier, who was living with James, attempted tC
| capture them and was shot dead
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The U. S. Frigate Brook,
Shot Dead by Burgl;

LONDON, Dec. 22.-The United States friga
Brooklyn left Tamatave, Madagascar, on the Is
inst.
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
SPEAKER CARLISLE SEEKS PRIVACY

Speaker Carlisle concealed himself In some room
OF the Capitol to-day in order that he might, with
out interruption, complete his committee work. II
Is said that he tried 10 keep quiet at his hotel but
found that he could not get away from the pressure
lheIt, 50 he went u the Capitol and shut himself
UP in that enormous building Inquiries anona
the House officers all ELECTED the reply, 1--WE don't
know where Lc Is ~
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PERSONAL MENTION.
news and Gosalp In Reference to Various
K People.

z People.
Mrs. Ralph Kline Is visiting her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Eisenberg, at GAINESVILLE,
MI, ]. D.. NcFadden, whose serious illness
for the last six weeks has bean source oil
anxiety to his many friends, Is slowly recoy.
ering. ....
Nr, Phil Bruner, OF Wellsville, Ohio, super.
intendent oi'the O. 4 ?. r. R., accompanied
by his wife and daughter, are guests Of Mr..
George Wells, on Capitol Square.
MIR. Ed. 7. Burt, the veteran baggage agen,
OF the @. & p, at bridgeport, will shortly
take trip to California, accompanied By
several Bridgeport gentlemen. They will
take in. the Yosemite valley, Calayeras big
trees, San Francisco sea lions, and other
wonders OF that famous land.
Captain Andy Wilson'S severely Ill at hi:
residence on Chapline street. South Side.
He has the erysipelas In his face, which Il
badly swollen. He also had high fever
last evening. ismany friends will deeply
regret TO learn OF his condition, and hope
earnestly for a speedy recovery.
John Dixon, who died yesterday morning
will be remembered by all the workmer
who have been employed at the Hinge fac
tory. He engaged with the company at Ii
organization, and continued for fifteen years
til two years ago. Since that time be has
been in failing health, and at last yielded to
the rayages Of that dread disease-nailer'i
consumption. The deceased was man oil
sober, industrious habits; quiet citizen and
obligtng neighbor. and will be missed by q
large circle OF acquaintance, by all OF whom
be was highly respected. He leaves wife
and four grown children to mourn his loss
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It will be remembered that when Mr.: Jas.
A. Hamilton, OF this city, died, Mr.. James
A.. Herne, proprietor Of the Hearts OF
Oak" company, offered to give benefit per-
Torrance tar Mrs. Hamilton in this city, Mr..
Hamilton having been advance scent Of the
company at the time Of his death. The
other day letter was received by friend OF
ing March 10 as the date for tho performar ce.
A meeting Of the friends Of Mrs Hamilton
aud Lsr late husband will be held at the Nc.
Lure House this evening to arrange for the
management OF the benefit. 1t Is proposed
by Mr.. Herne that he will dolate the ser.
vices Of the comp any aud his printing, and
he suggests that the Opera House, orchestra
and advertising should not cost Mrs Hamil-
ton anything, so that the gross receipts can
be turned over to her by the committee. Ar.
rangements to this effect will no doubt be
NADIA
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The following conveyances Of real estate
were admitted to record by Clerk Hook, Sat
prday:
Deed made February "a, 1888, by the Bank
Of the Ohio Valley To 7. u. Thompson, In
consideration Of u ,le7s7, for a piece OF land
on Woods street.
Deed made pril O, 1881, by John L. slssor
and wife to L. 7. siSson, Of TriAdelphia, In
consideration ofsl ,40o6O, for 81 lilo acres oil
lahd. .gIt' I'll H.
Deed made February 81, 1883, by the Bank
Of the Ohio Valley to Joseph q. Freese, In
consideration Of $SS9.20, for q piece Of land
on Woods street.
Deed made February "a, 1888, by the Bank
Of the Ohio Valley to G. D. Thompson, In
consideration OF '$l,lG7.S7, for piece oil
ground In sprigg aud Ritchie's addition.
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German Student Lamps-Nesbitt &,Bro.
For Sale or Rent-A Farm OF 81 Acres.
Regular Tuesday Packet for Cincinnati
New Andes. ,...
For Sale-second.h hand Hack.
For sale-Benwood Nail Mill Stock.
Wanted-situation by Young Man.
Notice -Neill h Dillingham;.
Wanted-Situation IN Wholesale or he'
tail Store. "
Opera House-Only Farmers Daughter.
Adyertisers-G r. Rowell & Co.
Consumption-Dr. 7. A.. Slocum.
Colorado-Pueblo Welcome.
A Sure Cure, and no Doctor s Fees to Pay.
For Cash-Wood Pumps, &c.
The Pacific Northwest.
Fits DIR. Alb. Meserole.
For Sale-0ne Gas Stove.
Save Your Eyes-I. G. Dillon.
Easter Uards-E L. Nehol.
Stephen Mccullough Carpenter and
Builder.
Voluntary Tribute-Third page.
.Wort-Third page.
Painters and Builders Supply Depot
Fourth Page.
Bargains In Dry Goods at Bsues& Golfers
j. s. Rhodes 4 Consumer Silks and
Robes-Fourth page. MI,
Special Attractions for This Week-Blum
4 Marks-Head OF Local.
Black Stlks-A. 6iedenbaoh q Bro.-Head
OF Local.
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.nonAnrIoIsn..Irs oRIaIN.s.
The Taird i,sni9a lecture By BishOp
Khiu. Yesterday.

hhlus IeateFuuSs
"Monasticism-Its Origin" was the sub
ject treated yesterday at the Cathedral 6y
Bishop Rain, In his introduction, the
Bishop referred, In no complimentary terms,
10 the absurd stories 10 often circulated
about monks and nuns, OF which he gave
some samples. No private family receives 50
many visitors, he stated, as do the inmates
Of converts and monasteries. nthey reserve
portions OF their homes from the observation
OF every curious intruder, have not families
also their private apartments, into which
Q zen friends are not ordinarily Invited
Why then may not ladies Lying In commu-
nifty reserve part OF their home from intru-
h)n?
The Bishop gave description Of the ere
ligious, as they are called, who consecrate
themselves in an especial manner to God by
the VOWS OF poverty, chastity and obedience.
He traced back the Substitution Of female re.
liglous to the days OF the Gospel; pointed
out what be conceived to be the absolute
necessity OF such co-laborers with the first
Apostles Ia the propagation OF Chris
tianity; explained their work In the
early church as evidenced by the
Acts OF the Apostles and writings OF the
fathers Of the frat centuries. He insisted
that besides the "DeaconeSses, or Widows,
there was always very large class OF conse-
Grated virgins, who, as soon rs the persecu-
tons were over, formed themselves into COM
munities under fixed rules and duly consti-
tuted superioresses.
He dwelt at some length upon the dis.
tinction between the precepls and the coun-
sels OF the Gospel, and illustrated this dis
tirction by quoting the example OF the rich
youth, as narrated by. St Mathew 10th. oh. J
He cited the same chspter as wellas st. Paul's
Epistles to the Corinthians 10! prove that q
life OF chastity or yirginity, though not Of
obligation, wasa boiler slate than that OF
marriage, for those who had received special
vocation to embraceit. But as the Saviour
says, "All men take not this word, but they
to whom It is given. He that can take II, let
him take it.n For the special rewards OF
such hearers he referred TO the words OF the
Virginia. ST. John in his book Of Revelations,
fourteenth chapter and fourth verse.
The Bishop then sketched the first founda.
tions and rapid development Of monastic in
situations, and their influence In the evan.
gelizlug OF nations. He pointed out the good
work done by the early missionaries, (most
OF them monks 10 this country, and pictured
the devoted lives and labors, In every part OF
the land, Of the varions religious orders. who
"are engaged in the noblest works Of Chris
ton charity. The sick, the poor, the aged,
the orphan, the most abandoned OF human
kind, the ignorant-all are objects OF their
tenderest solicitude. But destroy the mon
astic or conventual system, and you render
such maryels Of Christian charity impossi-
ble." - Tt 'f'
Next Sundays Lecture will DO on the
Workings Of the Mopastic System" ..a.
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All the mills belonging to the Western
Nail Association stopped work Saturday TO re,
main idle for TIVE weeks. In some Of them
only The factories will be idle during the
whole OF this period. At the LIS Belle mill,
owing TO the uncompleted condition OF the
new roof OF the mill, all work will be sus.
pended and the iron structure finished. At
he Belmont mill, 4 sufficient stock OF iron
has accumulated TO allow the whole mill TO
take q rest with the factory. At the Top mill
ali departments are now idle, but the forge
will probably start up next week so rs To get
a stock OF iron ahead OF the factory. The
Bellalre, Benwood, Jefferson, ofsteubenyille,
and MIngo mills, also shut down. II Is
Thought that this will DO the last suspension
ofVwork ordered by the association.
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Grand Concert For the Poor;

The Opera House has been engaged Tor the
night Of March 10th by the Conference OF St
Vincent de Paul, connected with the Cathe-
dral. who have arranged with some OF the
leading local musicians for grand concart
and literary entertainment 10 be given on
the above mentioned date,
The concerts heretofore given on behalf OF
thia organization have been attended with
success and gave great satisfaction TO the
eclipse all former efforts. The Opera House
orchestra has been engaged, which Ia a sutii.
cient guarantee OF the excellence OF tn:
music 10 be rendered.
Fall particulars will be announced in due
Tina
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THE Auction Saturday nightat Harmi.
sons was the most enthusiastic gather
Ing ever witnessed in Wheeling in It's
line. The mammoth room, 11ss Main
street, was packed and damned with
ladies' and gentlemen, all wild with eager
desire to secure tie bargains given out
By the auctloneer, who was kept talking
until near midnight.
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Aninlgnmhteu Association Convention.
Next Saturday at2P.M., a meeting OF
members Of the Amalgamated Association,
composed Of one representative FROM each
branch Of each lodgs In this district, will be
held at McLain's Hall, In this city, to choose
delegates to convention TO be held at Pitts
b. rgh on the first Saturday In April. These
delegates will meet others from all the lodges
bers. This basis was adopted by the last Ma.
tional meeling at Chicago, Its need having
been shown last June by the irregular repre-
sentatiou OF different districts in the annual
scale convention at Pittsburgh. -.yeH d.
AT the meeting In this city next Saturday
such action will be taken II the way OF in.
structing the delegates chosen as the meeting
may deem proper. The Pittsburgh conven.
ton will fix the scale for the ensuing year.
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REMEMBER Harrison, 6 Co. have to
vacate their room on April LIST, as the
building Inns been leased to anotherp patty!
Only % days longer for these Bargains.
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WARRINGTON, D. c.. March 4.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, fair weather,
followed In the western portion by local
rSins. winds mostly easterly, stationary OF
lower temperature aud pressure.
nor Inc Lower Lake Region, fair weather,
light variable winds, stationary or higher
temperature and pressure.
The Mississippi will fall above and rise be-
low Memphis. r
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THE Offering OF silks at Harmison's
tomorrow will embrace q most attrac-
tive line Of fresh importations in Black
Gros Grain Silks. All will be sold With
out reserve 10 the highest bidder.
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THHRr reasons why the Cellulold Eye
GLASSES arc the best; First, because they are
he HIGHEST; Second, because they are the
handsomest; and Third, because they arc
Inc StrongoSt For sale by all the leading
JeWelers and Opticians, AWT4W
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DuRKEEs SALAD DRtsslxS 10 composed OF
The freshest purest aud choicest condiments
money will buy. Il surpaSSes any that can
be made at home, Is cheaper, saves labor and
all anxiety,
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HGlE's Honey OF Horehound and Ter
will arrest every ailment Of the lungs, throat
or chest. Pixies Toothache drops cure In
one minute, For the skin-Glenn's Sulphur
Soap. NWHAW.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head COIdN, WRt0fy DlichRfges from the Nose and
Byes, Ringing Noises In the Head, Nervous Head
ache and Fever instantly relieved.
choking mucuS dlElOdged, membnhe cleanSed
and heIled, breath Sweetened. smell, taste, and
hearing restored, and RyagOs checked
Cough, Bronchitis DToppingE Into the Throat
Pains In tho Chest Dyspepsia, Wasting Of Strength
and Flesh, Los Of Sleep etc, cnred.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent and ono Dr.. SauiordE Inhaler In one package,
Of all druggists, for 81. Ask for 4aniords Radical
Cure. pure dIStillAtion OF Witch hazel, Am Pine
ca Fir. MRriGold, Clover blossoms, eIc. P0TTER
DRC0 AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
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THE Sales at Harmison's will continue
all week with the speclalties named in
circulars for each day.
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Having decided to keep none
but the Patent Elchmie Shirts
we will close out all other makes
OF dollar shirts on hand at 75c.
Gro. X. TAYLOR.
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GREAT oaks from little acorns spring,
Great aches the little toe.corns bring;
But for every corn .u-E IN
That ever was born, u.a1pt a
81. Jacobs Oil Is Just the thing.
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W. A. WILSON. I2i6 Main ltreet. Whaling
stock Of Strictly Pure White and Red lead IIhSeed
OIL, Colon, Mixed Paints. TnrpentInes JanaSs
VaInlshes, and all Painten' and Artists Good
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EOR SALE.
EoR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Eight hundred and twenty-one acres Of finely
umbered lane, about nyS miles southeast Of BrAI.
Ton 2. H., W. Va, on the waters Of the Elk RIVER
The land Ia underaid with coal aud the timber tan
DO hoated down xix River 70 market. AiAO 100
acres OF tim5ered land LII Pony county, TCnntssee
VI, Y, HOGR d BRO,
OCT 1-s 100 Market EtneL
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IRON MANUFACTURE
in THE SOUTH AND IN WHEELING.
Some Information ,bOut the Alabama Ore Fields,
and til. Advantages th.y offer for Dc max /
lag OfIroa as cSn5sr.d with the 1Hda.
try Here and It PItGbursh W

Occasional reports from the. Red Mountain
region OF Alabama, where the WoodwardS
and other prominent Wheeling manufacture
ers have money invested In iron property
aud furnace, bayegiyen Wheeling people
an interest 10 the ores aud iron works Of that
vicinity, aud this interest has been quicken.
ed by the late lettGrlof Mr.. A. W. Campbell
10 this INTELLIGENcER from Birmingham.
The statements In this letter concerning
The low cost Of manufacturing iron there as
compared with the expense ~ Wheeling and
other Northern mills, though not new 10 the
iron men here, were 10 the general public,
and they have caused some speculation Us to
the ultimate effect OF the state OF affairs ex-
istiug there on the iron industry Of this part
OF the country. nm. ..tliss
THE PCBLIC's IMPRESSIONS. n u
As viewed by the general public, the fact
that pig iron eau be- manufactured In Ala
bama al nine or teni dollars, per ton, while
1t Is costing more than twice as muolr TO pro
duce It At Pittsburgh, and lstlll ;alore Of
Wheeling, Is fraught'wlth much interest and
fruitful OF speculation as 10 the probability
that the development Of the furnaces and
mines In the South, would make profitable
tuS !
impossible Hearing expressions ofHleTs OF
this kind, q reporter Investigated the subject,
and obtained the views Of 4 number OF local
iron manufacturers several OF whom are
peculiarly fitted to explain the subject from
The fact that they have visited The Alabama
iron eeuh Try, as well as other fields In the
South which. have attracted attention and
offered profitable investments for Northern
iron men. aud have given this subject care
None Il these gentlemen anticipated any
SUCH result as that referred to, all agreeing
that for variety Of reasons the competition
bf the Southern furnaces will never be for.
nidable, Among these reasons Is the fact
that neutral and COLI short ores predominate
there, aud these do not laakea good iron for
bar or other uses except light foundry work.
Then, one reason for the great disparity In
the cost OF manufacture here and
In some places In. Alabama rs the
exceedingly high price OF ors for The past
year, when It has cost s. aud 50. With ore at
Is ,st which figure Il has often been sold lin the
past, iron, it Is said, can be made as cheaply
here as 1t can be put into this market by the
Southern manufacturers.
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, As observed at Schnepra drug store,
Opera House corner:
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Rev. G. W. RICE, editor of
the american Christian Re
mesO, says of Browns Iron

Gin, O., Nov. 10, 1881.
Gents The foolish vast.
ing Of vital force in business,
pleasure, and vicious indul.
genee Of our people, makes
your preparation a necessity;
and L applied, viii save hun.
dredS who resort 10 saloons
for temporary recuperadon.
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GENERAL NOTICE..
IN UIIOE TO SIONE CONTRIBUTES
Redemption Of City Bonds.

HOllersGt the AZ pCrcent bond, =, 49,.
Wheeling, Issued under The OrdinSn'. .e lily o.!
hereby nOtlhed that in accordance Mn =, ri IN a'r
o. Ait ordinance the following .nm,I'" PiOVisan
9o, aSss l70. so5. :sS, 22i. 2IT. n. va "a, us,
a sSi ia isa ia a. ~, 900; as 20, :is, IT,
he paid on presentation to the lIndr, ~! L9lWlll
VIII cease 10 bear interest on and nicT ISt aud
u .f,' HENRY K. LIST iNSL
C,;; BENZ. OGvESn;p7
MARCH l. ISIS. " way u Wheeling