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GALVESTON.

GALvnfox, Feb. l9.-Gspecial.-The su-
prems cou,t affirmed: Lstterwhite W..
Rosser e.. ii, from Houttan; Mason W.
French, from Galveston; Anderson vs.. Mar
tindale Il Schuits, from Galveston; Ray
mond vs.. Glsssoock ct. al, from Travis;
Carlitls W.. SOM mer, frou. WsshinRtop.
>Dismissed: Pierce vs. Seney, from Gal.
vet
Reversed and remanded: Labadie vs.
Ha Wley, from Galveston; Setligson Il o..
vs Brown d Brown, from Grimes, Glsss-
Geek t. sl. ". Hamilton, from Travis.
Reversed and rendered: Watts va. the
State ex. rel from Anderson.
Nstion for rshesring overruled: Robert
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Fort WORM. FEB. TSpecial.i-A
young man Of good addrev aud neatly at
tired went into Anderson gan store at 8
o'clock sna asked TO see . ravclver, which
was showsd him, whom he REQ uested that
It DO lsaled, which was done. rskicr the,
revolver. he p aosd It TO his side, at the
same time throwing . note to tina counter.
A gentleman who hsppsnsd , slep In raw
his movement and knocked tne revolver 10
one side, when he was n~li net withstand
ing hianantic esdeavors to get the revol-
YER saying 10 wanted 70 kill himself,
The note ststsd that his name
was I. o. Hesbstt Of d. eotc, Nississiapi and
gave directions to havshis body shippsd to
his Athsr, K. O Nssost., in q lnetslie ease.
not to COST ever 500. Being nearly frantic
and uuoontolssls. he Was taken to the
hfmsAlf
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ENNIS.

ENNIS, Feb. 9-(5pecisl THE two,
young men who were arrested Tor suppoesH
burglary of the safe In Uacle Ton,,s saloon
were released yesterday morning k:.houk,
trial. there being no evidences GsaInst
them. 1t is the general opiaion that they
had no hand in the sfflir
The HERALD of this morning contains an
error in regard to the amount hat Uncle
Tom lost. 1t snoutd have b1eh 5000 instesd
of $65.
Mr.. Lemmonr, grand worthy primate Of
'he state, visited EInis yesterday In the
interest Of the temperance B ,nper. and
gave the couocil last al sht very intsrest.
ing telk on the newspaper az q pswsr in
the temperance cause.
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Arrested fsr .a i,raslsu. uarJer


gr. LouI-. F.h ~ p-lftrsR,pir,d tonight
thal ], II. Hell arrested hsle last Satur-
day, 10 charged with heing ots OF the muir
dertrs oi Ct.ilss hGsIh0n, . wealthy
farmer ll.tlg tVe miles from Mount Pula-'
kt linOiE, aud hls tg0 hFm h1lif, Il1eel,
M,,hsu. hnd John OsIl0ek, in August,
1852, Tbs arrest was made by Pin nkeiton'H
delea lEfs, hut thev would give
40 Information in regard {, ths matter .nd
stsried With their prisoner for Llnoaln, li.l'
nois, the county sect Of Logan county, IN
which the murder was committed. They
also had la custody, but whether under
arrest olplt not bs leaned. u man nasiod
David Long. The murder vss
an aiEoei0us one, and created
intenss eXcitsmsnt, ths entire
eounty being aroused 20 the highest pitch
aud rewards were offered by tho state,
oNuaty aud relatives amounting 10 $1,000.
Ths bodies OF AoAshon, Mathews and Oar:
loch, were found Anguit Plat iss2 In tall
grsss near AcNshon's house, with Their
isst hobblsd. mouths gagged and badly de-
composed. indicating that they had been
dead for two or three days:
Tns crime Was evidently committed
for robbsry. lt bsisg believed hcAshon
had large sun OF money In the house.
The Plnkrrtons have been working M the
case some time. Two or three others viii
soon be arrested.
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TAYLOR.

TAYLOR, Feb. l9.-[Special.1-George W.
Burkitt, president Taylor Water company,
is here, and arranged " tn the CITY counci!
to put in three more hydrsnts. He agreed
to 1T the city get use OF ono hydrant for
protection t. churches and public schools
This gives fifteen hydrants in all.
Hon l.. B. Curtis. U nited states bank In.
spector, inspected the books of ths Fr.t
National bank and found them correct
The bank is doing tine business.
The fences of several of our most promi
nent citizens are reported cut.
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Killed for CalumnY.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 19-Dr. r. A. Has.
brouck, who csme here from Kansas City
in October last, killed John Wllper. IN OK
press driver last night on the street near
Pearl and Mario, not far from his ofiice.
Wilber had heen abusing the doctor on the
street and foil owed him into saloon where
hs was violently abused. Going out on the
street WILDER again followed him and the
doctor drew a knife killed him and then
surrendered to the police.
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A Terrihla Tornado.

ROME, Ga, Feb. 10 IA fearful storm
struck Anderson and Lsdigs, Alabama,
this afternoon. Some persons are reported
killed houses blown down in large num-
bsrs. Every house In ANDERSON is re,
ported down. At Gave Spring several
houses we're demo lisbed. OLD man Gallard
was killed. Captain Lspilsye's houns was
blown down snd his sister-in-law is sup.
posed to be killed. Ten or twelve neigh
boring houses were destroyed. There 10
great excitement. Reliable information
bar ri IN
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IIp1ANAPoLIa, Feb. 1o.-The Journals
Madison Gays the evening pa
pers of that city published uncon.
firmed report of an affray seven
miles southwest OF Milton, lucky, in
which man named S;Tesnens and his farm
wife, to.ether with her second-husband
were tho vic,,ms. It is said the woman was
Instantly killed and b0tn men mortaly
wounded
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THE DANvILLE INVESTIGATION.

WARRINGTON Feb. l9-(Press lin the
Dsnville investigation to-day. R J. Adams
colored policeman, said that Two months
before the riot the grand jury indicted
the whole force and some others, white and
black, for carrying concealed weapons; the
oelored people we're poor and could not
pay their hnes, while the whites were able
10 paw; the outcome was the colored people
ceased to carry arms ard the whites con-
tinued.
Jefferson Hubbard (celored) witnessed
they went off Gust like pack squibs;" then
the whites commenced calling, "heah,
heah, heah. kill 'em. kill 'em, kill 'em. kill
'em," ju at like dat; he saw Uoton Graves
wild long pistol which Graves discharged
at witness; the colored people having 10
run every which way; the whites came from
every direction with shot.guns.
The other witnesses added nothing to the
information. Adjourned.
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wEATHERFORD.

WEArHERFoRp, Feb. 10 + special l-1u
the district court ths jury returned yer.
dict in favor of defendant in the case tf
Mrs Burgess vs.. W. r Curtis, in which
$4,000 was claimed for the ling OF Judge
Burges hy Curtis in Henrietta in 1888. An
appeal will be taken to the supreme court.
One and hall miles Of DR.. j. 2. McFar-
lends pasture fencs was cut last week. he
lives twelve miles southeast from Weather.
ford. This is the first instance Of note oi
fence.cutting in this county.
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IMPORTANT TO MASTERS AND
OWNERS


WAsHIyoToN, Feb. 10.-[PIesb THE an.
nual convention Of the board OF supervisory
inspectors OF steam vessels adjourned sine
dio The bosrd adopted an imoortant
amendment TO the rules goverHir & the
construction OF safety valves IS, follows:
Lester safety valves to be a't'ched TO
steam boilers of steam vessels, snail have
an area opening not less then one square
inch for every two square foet OF CRATE
surface in the boiler and seats; all
such safety valves sh, il have an anglo IL :
clination TO the center line Of their SKIS OF
As deEreea. Sprink loaded safety val 7e,
ira to bs constructed in q manner to give
increased lit by the operation ot etesm
after being raised from their seats, and
spring loaded safety vSlves CONSTRUCTED in
any other manner 80 as TO give e(fec i've
area equsl to that Of tho afore mentioned
safety valves may be used in lieu OF
lever valves on all steamers, and shall b-
required to have an area OF not lees than
one square inch to three square feet crate
surface Of boiler, and each spring loaded
valve shall be supplied with a lever that
will raise the valve from its seat not Less
than that equal to one eighth OF the diane.
ter of the valve opening, and the seat OF al
such eafety valves shall have an angle in-
rlination to the center line OF their axis Of
45 degrees.
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sr. LOUIS, Feb. l9-It will bs officially
announced tomorrow that Colonel A. A.
Tslmaga. general transportation manager
of the Missouri Pacific rall way system, has
been appointed fourth vice-president OF that
system, with Jurisdiction extending over
The entire Wabash lines. This appointment
retires Colonel Andrews from the general
superintendsncy Of tho Wabash, but he
has been appointed consulting engineer Of
hal rOpd
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A Republican Victory.

PIrrsBURe. Feb 10 An unusually large
vote was poled at the num-
cipal elections to day. Andrew Fuller,
republican candidate for mayor,
defeated Hon Robert Liddle by
1000 m msjority. In Allegheny City ]. G
Wvman, republican, was elected mayor
over John W. 8 vann, democrat, by GOO ma.
ioritv. The republicans have majority in
The councils of both cities.
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gentleman representing the arm Of Nor
diek, Mormon a o., 81 Indians, 10 nov on
tTseling To iurnish msehinsry Tor . COM
pleie rolling aili with o capacity OF $50
barrels ~ f1ur per day,
TnsTe 10 a great deal OF sickness In our
town aud county st present..
Business 10 good, A cold but dry norIher
In noH III llWinf
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GROESBEECK.

GRoKfsEEcK. Feb. l9.-TSpecisl. .l-Edmi.
son 4 Wha'ley's drv goods house heie Q was
Q ossd by attachments by Galveston firms
J. R. Harwe q sslN,n paan, was also
clossd out to Starke q Key.
DR.. Young organized . temperance
society here. with eighty -sieht members.
A dry northsr 10 blowing to-day.
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THE DEEP WATER WORKERS.

WAsHIsoros, Feb 10. -[speclal.l Tho
Galveston deep water delegation are fully
aware of the gravity OF their mission. The
poin. they are called to clear is the readi-
ncs0 of Texas and the great west to risk
change from a government to private
schame
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Ended in n Quarrel.

LouIsvrLLs Feo. 10 9-J"leph Gain and
John D. Murphy, two Louisv lie d Nash.
vile brakesmen. engaged in frieno ~
wrestle in oar to-day. The sport ended
in uarrtl in which Gain killed Mnrphy.
Both young men wee without families.
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CONVENTION CuATTRn

wAsHIraTos, Feb. ls.-Tspecisl Tho
best sentiment obiaineble In the crowded
hotel tonight whore delegations are work.
Ing FOR their respective cities for the dsmc-
cratic convention, is that the west will have
II and St. Louis Is the favoritc.
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OUR PUBLIC BUILDING.

WASH Feb. 9-[Specisl THE
only delay in Unn'itg the public
building at Dallas is the forma! approval of
the plans by the heads Of the departments
who have to pass on them.
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AGENEROu, TENDlR,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1o.-fPrsa] a]-The
Brl'ish government has rendered to the
Unitsd States tho steamer Alert for the
Greeley relief expedition. sbs WAS bull
especially for the Arctic and will be used a.
a supply shiD and follow in the wake OF the
other vessels.
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What Stands Between Dallas and He
Publio Bnlliing.
NJ. Louis tho fayOrile for the Demo
cratic Convention.
A Tarbuient All Night Session OF III
House.
Scms Hot Words Pass Between His
cock ana Tucker.
Miscellaneous Washington News Items.
rUR ,nJDGHsUIP.

WARRINGTON, Feb. l9.-t5pecia, lat the
cabinet meeting to-day the Texas Judge
ship wss discussed but not disposed Of.
Uslsss Brewster carries his point the judge
will be either ssbln or carpet basger.
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GENERAL oRD's REMAINS.

WARRINGTON, Feb. -fPress1-Tbe
here on the 9th. The United States
troops at Washington barracks under
command Of General Avres, will escort the
remains to Oak Hill. The following gen.
eral officers were detailed as pail bearers:
Generals 8. Benne,, McFeaiey, Wright.
Hagen, Sackett, Rochester, Hollabird and
Murray.
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POSTAL POINTERG.

wAsHINaros, Feb. l9.-[Spscial Post
masters appointed to-day are: Abbie Dick.
son, at Walker Station and Richard Cox. a,
Cox, Lamar county, new Office.
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Postmaster Removed.

MITCHELL, DAK Feb 10 -Postoffice In
spe ctor Pulsifer to-dsy removed the pott-
m sster aud placed the office in charge OF his
bondsmen, as the result of an examination
ol tho office.
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WAsHrheroH. Fec. 9-[Press. 1.-The
secretspy or war continues TO rereive
numerous kilograms showing satisist tory
progre.s in the relief of food suffe ers in the
Ohio river and tributaries. A telegram TO.
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MR. HUNT ILI-DE LONGS REMAINs

WAsHINeToN. Feb. 19-[Press 1.-The de-
pariment OF state has received information
confirming the report u tie dangerous n
ness of Minister Hunt,
Secretary Chandler, the Russian minister
and mum Der of bureau officers of the n avy
department, leave here Tomorrow for New
York to participate in the ceremonies at
the reception of the remains of DeLong and
comrades,
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MINNEAPOLIS, Fe6N l9.-The Tribune
specials report all roads In southern Mime
sofa and Dakota blockadsd. Itis growing
colder.
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Expelled.

Nrw YoRK, Feb. 10 Tho cotton ex-
change expelled J. B. Bellup for irregular.
tiles in grading cotton.
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PERSONAL.

WAsHIKoros. Feb. 10 9-[Specisl.J-Msyol
Peter Smith. of Fort Worth, left New Yorh
for homo to-day.
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WAsHrSGroN. Feb 19-rPrees I-Con-
firmatiop: John Coburn, OF Indiana, 1850.
ciate justice Of the supreme court In Mon
tapa.
Nominations: Max Weber. of New York,
consul at Nantes; q. B. Tri~,te. District Of
Columbis, consul to Mossmbique.
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Did not slack off until the latter part OF last eek,
and our announced HOSIERY SALE was, therefore,
not success If the weather had been good, we
would have been able to dispose of the entire lot,
which is exceptional good value. We, therefore,
propose to give more chance at them, until
they are entirely sold out -
AS we mean these goods for our RETAIL GUS
TONERS ONLY, we give notice that we shall refuse
to sell more than ONE-HALF DOZEN pair Hose to
any one purchaser Ladies who wish to be real econ
omical should not fail to attend this IMPORTANT
HOSIERY SAIEl
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Put UpOp their Feet.

What was rhe rne matter OF Mr.. Joseph g.
Goodridge, Of ISL Huntington street, Brook
Ign, n. Y.
Well, he had dyspepsia, and couldn't
sleep nights.
How did se get reliei?
He didn't get any relief for nearly two
years, though ne tried, he says, nearly a
hundred diff rent medicines"
What did be finally resort to?
Burdock Blood Bites, ano says he in g
letter to the proprietors OF this remedy:
you may use my name in any style of adj
Vertisement you choose. l want you to
have the benefit of my opinion, and that is
that Blu d .Gk Blood Bitters are al excellent
tonic for the stomach AID a fne blood puri-
fer as we'll. they cured me"
What did Chas. l.. A%insworth, Al Vance
Block, Indianapolis, Ind, sai?
He said. WY mother haS 5sen using Bur.
dock Blood Buffers as a liver remedy and
finds them cry e~ficacious." "
Who is 4 Blrnf2. ..s....#. .-
He is a blacSsmith, living about three
miles east OF CObSurg Oat, .
What does he have to offei?
Ten cents is what be says ne wouldn'thave
given for his chance OF living before he used
Burdock Blood Bitiers. He had dyspepsia
for fifteen years, n was cured by three bot.
ties Of this v ry exc-lte at prep rr ,tisn.
You see these erup IGas on my face. Do
you suppose Burdock Blood Bitters would
remove them2
We guarantee they will. There isn't o
better medicine in the world for diseases OF
the blood. Ask Rev. Wu. S'out, of War
ton, County Grey, On faic'ei with great,
indoleAt sore, which seventeen different
physicians treated witHou success, what he
tanks of b lfdock BLOOD Bitters-a medicine
that saved him rom The grave. Trey Ger
tainly have not an equal in their specialities.
By every druggist.
Foster, Milhur sc Props Buffalo,N Y.
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Application for a Patent.

The usual course is to place the mat
ter in the hands OF a solicitor for pat.
,nts. who has special facilities for ex-
anining the models and records Of the
natent Office, and whose familiarity with
he business will save the inexperienced
APPLICANT needl, 81 trouble and expense.
The solicitor requires IA motel with fna
description of the article TO be patented,
md the first step 10 70 make an examin-
uion Of til mode 8 in the patent Office
10 see II there is anything there likely
o prevent the granting of patent. For
his preliminary examination the fee is
Usually IS. Ifthe solicitor reports the
~nventlon pateDtable, the next step is 10
make a formal application for which the
nvernment fee is Sl5, and the solicitors
l-iially $25. If the patent is not grant d,
his $4l is, Of course, a dead loss 10 the
pplicanf. If the patent is not granted
mere is q seeond government fee of $40,
making the total cost, including The pre-.
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what a Foreigner Says Of the United
States.

Prof. r. P. Spice, president of the So
cietv of Engineers, of Lnndon, and a very
intelligent and PRACTICAL E~ngIishman, VINO
hos been travelling over the United States,
Looking at things with a practical eye, re-
turned to New York last week and was
visited by o reporter who asked his opinion
IN a GREAT many subjects. Some of his
yiaWs are interesting. Chicago" ne says,
10 wonderful in its tIade, bat seems to be "A
city of gambling and corners" Of the
MGrmons and their capital he says: II
wonder how they get immigrants as they
40. but | think their faith will kill itself
and be crushed out by the younger gener-
alton. The sanitary arrangements are real
" abominable, although everything is ex-
t9erpallv clean, and in a few years the city
will become q hot bed Of fevers." At San
Francisco his attention was called to ''the
sbockingly bad pavements Of all the cities
here, beginning at New York. 1t
il not merely dirt, but the charac-
t9r of the paving. In London
we have used weod sue
cessfully, because it is laid
in concrete; but in Chicago they were lay
inc wood in sand, which is simply foolish"
OF British and American agriculture. he
saws: I'VE have had five bad seasons IN
England, and the sixth or last was also made
upfavorabIe by the ram. There was no exS
ccssiye dampness here. while in England
the weather has baffled agriculture. |
found the cost of sending a bushel of wheat
from st. Louis p cents and II from Chi
cago. Ii the English farmer paid only a
pound a year rent be could not compete
with American farming. Well TODD peo-
pie in England regard coming to America
as they do transportation; butt they don't
do this there is nothing left but starvation. "
His views on the subject of the electric
light are novel: The more the electric
light is improved the more gas property will
thrive. The electric light is not to be de.
pended on and is inapplicable to most in
teriUrs md streets. Ii en- be used for spe-
cial outsides or inside1, as squares, or large
rooms like the composing. room Of the Lon
don Times. These are exceptiOnable uses
which will only increase the use of gas.
People won't 60 from very light squares OF
other places into dark or feebly-ligl It'd
streets; and therefore the number ard force
of Gas. lets muAt he inorp0c Oh "
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urinary examination, $65. 1t Will be
six weeks or more after the application
is made before the patent will be issued.
and If issued at all Will be for IL years.
The model must not exceed II inches in
my of its dimensions, and may be made
Of wood or metal, or both. III the ap.
plication S for ar improvement in part
of a machine a model of The part on
which the iinProvelH ens . claimed is
sufficient.
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TaIma and NAPOLEON.

/ once heard an old dramatist relate
an anecdCte, which may or may not
have found its way into print. AS long
go as 1888 or 1889 he was walking in
the Rue St. HOnore with his friend Ia
ma, then at the commencement of his
career, when a young o~tficerl In a shabby
%ieutenant's uniform met them, and said
O the actor, Remember tomorrow"
falma nodded assent. and the other
passed on. "Who is that?" inquired my
informant. "The torment OF my lie"
was the reply. "a yoHng elbow without
a sou, who is per3etually plauging me
for tickets If admission to the theater.
Nota bad Judge, | must say" he contin
nad. "Knuws al our classics by heart
aud won't listen to anything but Cor
nellie and Racine" SONG % years Iatei
the two friends CHANGED to meet agaiip
in the Place du C~Gfrousel, at the yer!
moment when Napoleon was slartillL
or his daily ride. On seeing laima h'
stopped his horse and spoke Il lew
words to him. When he had LETT them,
the tragedian, turning to his companion
asked if he recollected the young llea
a::an who used formerly to bother hlu
for tickets. On the !atters conlessinl
hat he had Qnlte forgotten the clrCun
stance, "Ah," observed Tdlma, II haU
more reason TO remember him than yol
have. He is emperor now, and l al
till q poor devil Of an actor; nut yO'
see that he has not forgotten me. Only
he added with q smile, The has no meet
to ask me for free admissions now!'-
7 >D ,Doop,a Maynzipp
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Rsader-Have you been huns bugged by
retired ministers, unreliable doctors, and
Tree Prescriptions to cure all private diseases?
IL SO, l would like to have you Try br. r.. b
Hallidayis RENE les II you will call on OF
address me, | will take your case and warrant
azure. 1 do NOT G IRE what you have got II
the shape OF disease, / will cure , Oh orreiund
the money. Try J.. y Biackford, proprietor,
IA East 9Th g re-, Sr Pm Mum.