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RESoLyEST, Sl.cO; soar, 2Sc. PoTTm DRUO AND
CHEMICAL Co. Boston
Send for "How 10 Cure SKIN DlSelseS"
DC htITIFY the Complexion and Skin By u,ipE
DEHu the CutiCuf1 Boap,
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TGY1oRs PREMIUM COLOGNE,

an article Of Southern manufacture mat rs
promptly won lG way into Wide spread ,t0pEAHsIi
This Cologne Is Of the finest qualify lMnAE sis
delicious; Snd an ebiccmel article on Ae WI,
icats sense Of the "MyHtlc Owls' nj once dlhe'J
ed It's merits, and they bad no happier eolrtj' "a,
oSeT their guests than tptsp ionnsSin ~ o5 ~ N
lightiul perfume. The fair dancors WIN lHA. NJ,
selves aud honor theiF entertainer by ke"rlns w
the sensation throughout the tWe.ygm,ltt ~
means Of this dsllGhllul agent au& W..
THIS PAPER PNSS 5 Y, IGGHth S % SSSsala...
IaS.s,Is,,,, n,,a,, IN u, M bafe hJfrr,e
NatraqtS nay b RldO for Il IN NEW AON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

OuR 50 90 overcoat will be a curiosity
at the above price; nothing like it else
where for twice the money.
THE FACTORY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

BoYs and children's clothing specially
The largest, cheapest and fullest assort
ment in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

Jvsr received, another invoice Of Stacy,
Adams ( Co. Waukenphsst Shoes, easiest
hoe made, at J. W. ANICK's,
ll43 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

Rthc gentleman whose lips pressed the
lady's snowy brow and thus caught Sc
vero cold had but used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, no doctors bill would have been
necessary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

The Baltimore & Ohio will run an OK.
Cursion to Chicago November 10 at the
low rate OF 81 for the round trip, tickets
good returning 10 days. An extra train
with Rleepers will leave Wheeling depot
at I :50P. NJ, city time. For sleeping berths
apply at Baltimore & Ohio ticket Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

No second price to any one, no mlsrep.
resentation OF goods, and everything mark
ed in plain figures, at The Factory, ll42
Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

DoS'r forget the So 90 sale of suits and
overcoats to-day and tomorrow, at The
Factory, ll49 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

W. H. BARBER, the champion bicycle
rider on one or two wheels, and Gussie
stritt, the best Of all boy skaters, at the
ChRpline street rink this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

TnE largest autsasortment in the city,
prices 10 suit everybody.
The FAcroRY, lll2 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

THE Factory, ll42 Main street, yester.
day rtceivedan elegant assortment Of suits
and oyercoats from Ave up to ten dollars.
Come early and get the choice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

W. II. BARBER, in surprisingly thrilling
bicycle feats, at Chapline street rink to.
night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

LApIEs Latest London craze, shingle
bang. Cannot he detected as artificial.
Nine. Vaunt, at New Mcclure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

To ADlEs.-Blng a Ia Pompadour, in
gray hair. Especially handsome and be.
coming. Sec Nine. Yaunt, at New Nc
Infa
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EOR RENT.
gmb1te Sales.
DUBLIO SALE OF
Steamboat and fsnrecs.

ILhall sell At public auction OH Tuesday, Eoyca.
ber q, lSb, commencing NJ IL O'clock 1. Y II
swet ney's Landing, ror,h oil the pablo wharf, Ia
the city oil Wheeling the steam TOWboat ~ ugent'
and nineteen bArg =, part Of the prOpfIty Rs'gltd
- me BY the MoLl or T0wboRt and Lumbtr Con-,
ptny. Also tho tenant house upon the N!chOi
property a the Monitor landing.
Terms OF SAle-CaSh
1guarGntee that the said property Is ireo iioa
liens or debts OF any kind.
TH0s oBRIRS, Assignee.
W HHILLER AuctI0nrer. no
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

GuStE SrMTT, champion boy skater, at
ChaplinO street rink this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

GuSslE SrRirr, champion boy skater, at
Chapline street rink this evening.
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NATIVITY. FOCAL STATE OF ADULTS
Wheeling .. 80 Mar .......A23
ElSewhe % III U. s......O
Germany mldONelb''''''r''
IrelAnd.nn.. ,.....".......
Other Countries, and
Unknown. ............".G
Population estimated, rs 900.
DE-. GEO. ]. GARRISON,
poll Hath 0iIlOfr.
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TING sEYlNG MACHINE n

. THgsETlNG MACHlNEIG the cause
A ~ oil Uterine Pains and Weakness. For
1S4NS Aching sides and Back, Kldns Pains,
seSys sc:Gtica Chsat Palms. we.kns,s and q.
PIHtsF Is lnlallIb!e. 2SS uoi.WEAW
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Gnaa,t & %.
Common Sense
IN The KITCHEN 1!

l. DR.. Mott, Of New York, fed a
number of dogs for some weeks on
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every instance the
dogs lost appetite, sickened, and
some died. At the same time he
fed other dogs on bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury to appetite or health.
2. The use of alum in bread is
prohibited by law in some places,
because 1t has been found to iWure
health.
8. Some people buy Alum Bak.
ing Powders because they are
cheap! Is it real economy, which
to save n few pennies now, lays a
foundation for i'll health and doe
tors bills later onl
You are on the safe side in using
,A., ,.
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W. II. BARBER, in surprisingly thrilling
bicycle feats, at Chapline street rink TO-
NIGHT.
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To L&Dlrs.-Bang a Ia Pompadour, con-
coded by all to be the most becoming and
natural. Sec Nine. Vaunt, at New Nc
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Inthelable Of nsiIers' wages printed yes
terday, Secretary Chew inadvertently de-
Quoted but one-fith from the amount re-
ceived for cutting 100 Kegs OF nails by
hand feeding, as an allowance for feeders
wages, This part OF the table should have
read:
100 kegs at 56l cent?, $50 IS
Deduct rs for cCdiug...,. ......-.......".. - 20
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L.s.GoODA @, sell dry goods cheapest.
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The special joint committee appointed
to consider the advisability Of combining
the Police and Fire Departments uuder a
Board Of Commissioners, reported in the
form OF a printed ordinance establishing
the board and providing for its govern.
ment. This ordinance was read once for
information and then laid on the table
until the next meeting.
City Collector Crawford reported that
he had appointed Ralph Arkle and Der.
nard Stanley Us Deputy Collectors. The
appointments were ratified.
A number Of petitions for reduction OF
assessments, corrections Of erroneous val
uations, etc, were referred TO the Board
of Equalization and Appeals The Board
presented report recommending that
certain petitions before referred 70 it be
granted and that others be rel ected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

WE caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us on Weehiy
payments. They are imVOSterS.
JACOB ". GRUBB, JeWeler.
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Model Singer
FOR SINGING CLASSES.

Tho attention Of practical teachers is directed to
this carefully prepared book, by good compiles
and practical men, ". o. PERKINS and D. b.
TowNER.
The whole l9l pages have special reference to the
Singing School, and contain 81 Gleea and Part
Songs, % hymn Tunes, Is Anthems, Chant1, .
AodulAtor the Manual Signs and l2i Graded FL
~ Price 60 Cs. $500 per dozen.
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A QUESTION AS TO CONTRACTS.

Mayor Grub presented q communica.
ton in which he stated he had been
handed three contracts to sign by tho
Board Of Public Works. They provided
for the raising Of certain houses along tho
line Of the South Wheeling improvement
where the grade Of the street had been
changed, and for otherwise improving the
property referred to. Doubling whether
ha could properly sign the contracts he
bad submitted the matter to City Solicitor
o'Reele for nh opinion. In connection
with his communication he presented the
had with the Solicitor.
That official recommended the Mayor TO
refer.the matter to Council. AZ the Board
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CrOCKS AND BONDS FOR SALE.

30 Shares National Bank at welsburG.
Is Shares Ohio alley Bank.
s shares Commercial Bank.
"a Shares EtnR Iron Works
% shAres JefEenon Nail MIL
f0ShR'eS Manufacturer Insurance Company.
400 City EondI, new percent.
|. IRWIN, Stock Broker
nos Nc, u Twelfth htr,sf
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LABOR TROUBLES.
COAL MINERS, STRIKE IN ONO,
Long Threatened, Breaks Out the ra.ea.
Iasas and Conn nostoa valley sdlns.-Ths
Empieys. Refuse % Asssp. . Rsdue. s
tion-othsf strllssin the country.

cLIyE1ASp, o., May s.-The threatened
strike among the coal miners Of the Tus-
carawas and Connotton valleys, which, it
is feared, viii involve all the miners in
the districts, nearly sir thousand in mum.
Der, before Q settlement is reached, was
inaugurated Saturday evening.
Aspecial from Canton, O., says: Two
hundred and sixty men In The Gonnotton
district have quit work. The Tuscarawas
and Connection operators say that the
rate OF IS cents per ton established in the
Hooking Valley enables the Hooking
operators TO rnderselI them ID cIeye-
land and other lake ports. : The Richards
Coal Company employing large number
ofmenl have posted o reduction from 70
to 60 cents, and II is said their miners
will go out tomorrow. Other operators
will make similar reductions.
President Mel Bride, of the Miners Asso-
citation, has advised an acceptance OF tile
reduction, but the men do not seem In
elined to do so.
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THE UNITED NA11ERs.
They sasnit . scale q waEss for sls 9

They Submit Scale OF wages for the Com.
ing Year.
The United Nailers Of America, the or
ganization recently formed in this city,
on Saturday sent out from their
headquarters, at Bellaite, The scale
Of wages which will govern nail
cutting for the year following June !.
The scale Is the same rs that ofthe ANAL
gamated Assoc ation, in force for the year
Just closing, with the exception
that no extra charge Is authorized
for cutting steel nails, steel and iron be-
ing placed on the same footing. Il was
largely on this plank that the old associ.
alton split. Last years scale oi
the Amalgamated Association provided
that twenty percent more might be
charged for cutting steel than iron, II the
steel was harder. The dispute between
the nailers and boilers to which
this gave rise Is still fresh in the minds Of
the public. This years scale, submit
ted at the. conference between
the Amalgamated Association
Committee and the manufacturers sat Pitts
burgh last week, says twenty. percent
extra shall be charged. a.'
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PEACE NEaorIArIoNs
Between Engiand aud Russla-rhe Dialeul
ties Likely 20 be Settled.

Between Engiand aud Russla-The pialeul
ties Likely 60 be Settled.
LONDON, May 3.-The Cabinet council
on Saturday had under consideration {
despatch received from Sir Edward Thorn.
ton stating that NJ. DeGiers asked 70,
time in which to discuss and interpret the
agreement Of March II, before deciding
whether arbitration was required 'to
fettle the pending difficulties. ASS result
Of the Cabinet discussion, Earl Granville
intimated his Willingness to defer tho lay
ing Of the dispute before third power for
settlement provided M. Dec Giers admitted
the principle Of arbitration. A further
Communication from Sir Edward Thorn.
ton wasreceiyed at the Foreign Office to-
night. It is reported that the English
Minister states in this dispatch that Rus.
sia accepts the principle! Of arbitration. A
Cabinet council has been summoned for
tomorrow. g,
Sunday editions Of the London news.
papers confirm the report that secret
treaty has been made between England
and Turkey, according TO the terms Of
which England will be allowed to send
through the Dardanelles in
the event Of war.
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VoLUME XzXXIIT---NU NUMBER 2l7.

. N - z 3 II
variation on their part In short, the
general state Of affairs Is precisely the
same as previously described week after
week during the past two orthree months.
Going beyond the present and touching
upon the outlook for the future, It Is i'm.
possible to discover anything that fore.
shadows prospective change Of near
date. Consumers are found wholly indif.
ferent and content to let the future take
care Of itself Sellers seem to be in very
similar mood, with but little hope Of mat
ters Frightening up, but generally Of the
opinion, that they will be no worse. On
prices there Is not the slightest alteration;
standard Lehigh brands being held very
steady, while inferior product shows
merely the moderate variation that has
been general heretofore. Fair.sized lots,
dry, Sl7 for lo.2 x foundry, and SIG for
Rray forge si' M w
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Az American engineer engaged in the
construction Of railroad in Buenos Ayres
on the timberless pampas, sends to The
Railroad Gq:ette description Of the
method Of laying track with iron ties.
The nails rest on system otinverted cups
lined with metal. The engineer says:
The cups are 9GxlS in. aud s in. high
and are placed l.4I metres Il It. s in.)
apart, centre to centre. They are there
fore about 30 in. apart in the clear. Track
laying under good organization can be
done a third more rapidly than
with wood ties-at least i think
50. The fish.bas and bolts are
the same as wooden ties. The rail is So
lbs. and Is Ain. high and 8 in. base, but It
has bearing OF III In. on each tie aud tg
Glamped at each end OF the bearing on the
outside and at the middle on the inside.
The wrought iron tongue or lug that holds
the east wedge Is corrugated on the In,
SIDE, and the wedge on the outside. The
MIN Of metal in the cup Is say in. aver
age thickness. The tie rods are put in
and keyed up on the ground.
In view Of the rapid disappearance Of
hetUrests and the chespening processes
Of iron manufacture the iron tic is des-
tined TO play q large part in railroad build
iasin this country,
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NEW SCHEDULE
or the baltimore 9 ohlo-Fast Trains Eas
IS and West.

or the Baltimore q ohlo-Fast Trains East
and West.
Special pipatth % tAt lstellteaea.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 3.-The. fast.
est trains in the world has been the popu-
lar cry OF the trunk lines, but Just who
run them Is APPOINT the public is quite
CLEAR upon.
The Baltimore & Ohio with Its new
schedule, which went into effect to-day,
has cleared up matters to a considerable
extent, and certainly the time tables
would appear togive the lead. The time
of the Chicago limited has been cut down
SO that the run is now made in less than
twenty-three hours, or faster than made
By the limited trains oil any other road.
Leaving at 10 A. " the arrival in Chicago
is at $50 the next morning. The Bald-
more & 0hio's Cincinnati limited is by
the new schedule upwards Of four hours
faster than any other limited to that
city, the run being reduced down to
the unprecedented : time Of sixteen
hours. Departing at $3.50 P. N. the
arrival in Cincinnati Is at half past
seven the succeeding morning. The st.
Louis limited which leaves at the same
time Is atwenty.seyen hour run, reaching
that city the next evening at half past six;
over an hour fas,e ,er than competing imi-
teds. The Pittsburgh limited accom-
.plishes the run to that citytin nine hours
and o hall, also upwards ofan hour ahead.
Despite the fact Of these trains being
run directly in competition with the hmi.
ted trains Of lines making extra charges
none are made by the Baltimore & Ohio,
IL being the company's announced deter
mination 10 make the fastest time at the
regular rates Of fare. From the west the
Baltimore & Ohio limited from Chicago
Is shortened up in time SO @ TO getin at
six-thirty; the limited from Cincinnati ar
riyes four hours quicker than any other
limited, while the Baltimore & Ohio
limited from st. Louis as well as from
Pittsburgh get in an hour ahead.
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AnnEil.KnY coLLAPsEs.
Ten Thea.aaa patrsi. q Beer gleea q,

Ten Thousand Barrels q Beer FLOOD me
stseets-Lsss over 100000.
PrFtsatRda, May 8. - Waipwright's
brewery, on ThiSty,sixth street. cayed In
with y heavy crash about ? o'elSek this
morning. The noise oceasioned by the
collapse aroused the citizens residing
in ths Vicinity and for time
the excitement was very great. Rumots
OF losa OF life were freely circulated, but
were without foundation, no persons be-
ing in the ebuilding at the time 81 che acs
Eeident ~, 4
ThS strnctufewas q afour.story brick sub
stantially built. IN II were ten
thousand barrels oi beer and o lot ot new
and very valuable machinery. The i'm
rnense weight oi the beer, II g supposed,
caused the supports pt the floor to
give way and the building collapsed
lfrom toof to cellar. The falling
IN q the walls cFulhei the beer barrels
and torrents oi the malt Amid ran down the
street and completely flooded the cellars.
The loss Is estimated IL over 500, 600,
The structure viii be tebuilta d once.
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RunoHAap nerInEs
From the Ministry pIeaehes His Pare,
-. well Sermon.

From the niinistry--He PTeaehes His FaFe'
well Sermon.
NEw YoRk, May s.-Rey. DR.. S. D.
Rprchard, this morning, preached his
farewell sermon as pastor Of MUIR
ray Hill Presbyterian GhprpA. The
subject .oi his discourse was the
.dooFtne o. pniyefsal siniulness and
justification By taitlt A man, he said,
was condemned for one fault and no future
works Of superorpgation could atone for
past transgressions. At the close OF his
sermon, Dr.. Burchard reviewed hiswhole
mtnisterial career from 1889, when he
came be came TO New York from
the Seminary ct panyille, NY, and took
charge Of the Houston Street Presbyterian
Church, where he remained pastot
for forty consecutive years. The
Murray Hill Church grew ont OF
that organization, but did A'tipt
prosper as the old church owing 10
the hafd times. BE made no DIRECT ref
ereneeto his famous ALTERATION OF Rum,
Ron1anism and Rebelli 7
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crossed an intervening yard and passed
through q two story frame building where
the servants slept; then crossed Twen-
ty:iourth street, passing entirely over
d story and q half frame house
fronting on Twenty.fourth street and
then crashed through the roof Of q small
house occupied by Q celored family, who
escaped unhurt, and continuing onward it
entered a one-story house Of III repute
kept by colored woman, Julia
Winters. This house was completely
annihilated, not one stick being LETT
standing. II was theresG Clara Miller, the
white woman, was killed, and Maurice
Sullivan, her companion, fatally injured.
Every colored occupant escaped. The ex.
plosi0n Is said 70 have been the result Of
the insufficient lapping OF the tubes OF the
boiler, so that the manheads were defec-
five - =. ...--- ..
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a d
ELSEWHERE is reproduced from Mr..
4srvin's instructive book, 1.-THE Russians
1.-THE Gates OF Herat," a highly interest
ing gchapter showing the ease with which
railroad connection can be secured be-
tween Europe and Indis. When sane
men talk about a railroad going from Lon
don to Calcutta in nine days-isom New
YOtkin sixteen days-we begin to appre.
eiAte how fast the world does move.
twill beObserved that in this severely
practical speculation the lofty mountain
naee, which has been supposed to bar out
0tAighanistan su invading force from the
north, entirely disappears. Russian
engineers have made 1t plain that a coach
aad'iour can be driven from the Caspian
s'ato Hetat, alarge part Off way over q
level country, and even In the Paropa4
alsls Hills not eneounsering higher
ground than our own Chapllne Hill with
haltls own height added toit.
Instead OF bleak and barren country
Alghanissan has a delightful climate. The
cereals and live stock OF the fertile and
wen cultivated Herat district will subsist
y 10000 men, according to aIr. Marvin.
4ae people are industrious and well dis.
posed. II We bear In mind that the
northern boundary Of Atghanistan q
about on line with Washington. b: O.,
and the southern boundary with the
southern extremity Of Georgia, we shall
w. pss'ef understand its relative position.
When the Calcutta Through Line comes
INTO operation Herat may become q favor.
~ ~ summer resort for Wheeling people,
.aellce to Calcutta will be d nice change
iatas winter season.
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THE STATE oFFICRRs

with ths Archives Arrive Safely at the Per.
manent Seat.
Special DbpattA 70 TIE IatslliamntF. ~,
CHARLESTON, W. VA May 8 The ohes.
.apeake with the State officers on board
and the towboat Belle Prince with barge
containing the archives Of the State, ar.
rived at Z o'clock this evening from
Wheeling. No demonstration was made
Hby this city in honor the permanentre.
turn Of the capital here, but the different
boats tying at the wharves sounded their
whistles, together with the firing Of Q can
non on board the Belle Prince. The banks
Iof the river were fined with the expectant
t..s s
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AxinterestiDg suggestion is that while
Russia is moving on to Herat under cover
olhet iaithless diplomacy, she is not mis-
leading England at all, for England is get
ting her navy in position to wipe Russia
Otfthe iaceoft the seas. This may be true; /;
aal yet Russia in possession OF Herat
would be loss to English interests and
M extension OF Russian supremacy In
Central Asia, for which the destruction Of
the whele Russia navy would be q poor
compensation. live knew, as We are not
permitted to know, Just what is going for
ward in India, We would probably see that
England is not trusting entirely to her
prOEess on the seas-that as Russia Is
moving TO the south England is pushing
to the north, though not quite so fast.
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:, n. State should at any time desire
!. ~ h,inS iu back the Capital she would have
% % s.a.. U,ars bsr own building, and We don't
w., %+ At ibis time see where she would
II,.. ~ n il. Eligible sites are very scarce in
R,T RvThssliDg, and one iron mill, glass house
'. "rS .ot,ery Is worth half dozen Capitals