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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-25

DOR SALE CHEAP.
One ECLIPSE (GEorsc power PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINE in good order. Also THREE
PITTS TlIRESHING MACHINES, 81, 81 and Sc
inch Cylinders in good order will be sold at q
Bargain by SAMUEL PULLMAN.
iy16-2w Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-25

TlNAMELED PRESERVING KETTLES at So
"a King, corner of Royal street Just received
full supply of Enameled and Brass Kettles OF all
sizes, for sale at reduced prices by
led IT. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-25

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS prepared by thu
IL Humphreys Medicine Co., of New York. A
full supply just received.
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FOE sale OR RENT.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

LII
TWO COMFORTABLE FRAME HOUSES, on
Shutters Hill, near Alexandria, each containing
seven rooms, and recently put in thorough repair
Outbuiidings and Gardens attached. Apply to
jy23-eo1m f. H. JANNEY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14

ma,.Or. of Minor Moment in aud About the
City.

matters of Minor Moment In aud About the
City.
ST. VALENTINES day.
MATIHEs at both theatres to-day.
"THE SILVER KING" at the Opera House
for the last time this evening.
TIE Grau Opera Company closes its
engagement ut Charley shay's tonight.
PRonIBIrIoX will again be considered in
the House this morning at il o'clock:
Both houses Of the Legislature will hold
sessions to-day.
Ar the revival now in progress at the
Zane Street NJ. L. Church, there have so
iar been s. conversions, and the interest
in the nightly meetings is still unde-
creased.
THERE was not transaction Of public
Interest OF the Court House or at any OF
the Justice shops yesterday. 1t was a state
OF dizziness that has not been equalled for
a long time.
TnE Capitol rink skate room Is now
under the charge OF AIessrs. Iinch, Foster
and Oldham and they understand their
businesses is attcsted by the good COLI
dition OF the skates.
RIGuT Rgv. BIsHoP KAHN will preach in
the Church Of tho immaculate Concep-
ton, in the Eighth ward, at 10 a. "; to-
morrow, after which collection will be
taken up for the benefit OF the poor.
INVITATIONS have been sent to citi-
zens and members OF the Legislature to a
grand reception next Friday evening, the
2Otl, inst, to be given in honor OF the
State solons at the Wheeling Female Col
lege.
TmR Island rink has been doing a rush
ing business during the past week. There
has not been session when there was
not soodIy number OF spectators and the
surface Is always crowded. The skaters
are very much In love with the surface at
this rink.
TnE Plumed knights did not go to
Steubenyille last night to attend the Stan
ton Clubs carniyal-there were too many
attractions at the home Kinks. The knights
will meet Monday night at Lincoln Club
to hear the report OF the committee on
uniforms.
THERE will be plenty Of fun at the Capt.
toll rink to-day, Every one attending is
TO receive valentine. A large stock has
been secured embracing all kinds, hand.
some, artistic, laughable and comical, large
and small. In the grand marches the re-
cipients ara expected to display their val.
eEtines so that the spectators can see what
they received.
TIE Council committees on Markets and
Real Estate met last evening for The ppr-
pose Of auditing bills and the special com.
mittee on Legislation held short meet.
ing, but transacted no business OF special
IMPORTANCE. II was more in the nature
OF short conference oyer some OF the
points of the bill that is to be presented to
the Legislature, making certain changes
in the eity's charter.
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BADLY BURNED. /,
A1AMp Exr1osIoY IAsTEYESINe
on the South side seriOu.ly and Probably
Fatally Burns Mrs.. August Yahrilng,
also Her Little panghtsr-str.
Hsil's Presence of Mud.

q
Another serious and probably fatal
burning. occasioned by tic explosion Of
~ N I.mn oco,,rrod Last n;obt on the
~ W lamp NJ vei -. 40 ys1.,,n. ,,.s
south SIDE. aifs. august Turning Was
the victim. She was sitting in 'front.' oil the
fire place in the sitting.room OF her hus-
Ihs,d,o roo;1onca or nhsnline street le-
o"nu . '' ,n ,s on e , ~. tn,
tween Iwenty:ilith ana Iwehsyrs, =, u
streets, about half.past nine o'clock. me
lamp was standing on the top o. the mantei
and hanging over it was q bell to prevent
the ceiling becoming smoked. Snddenly,
the cord from which this bell was
suspended broke; the bell fell on the lamp
with such force that y was knocked on the
lnantol aud fell, striking Mrs; iahriing IN
the face and landing in her zap, where II
exploded, covering her with the burning
luid.
Her garments were all IN flames IN an
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WAS SIZE pun1rp A1rYrt
"A Horrible Story of Premature Interment
from Hampshire County.


A correspondent Of the Hampshire Re.
riets writing from Springfield, that county,
says: quite sensation is at present ex-
isting on the levels near Gkonoko in re-
gard to the burial of young lady. The
impression which nowpreyailsis, that she
was buried alive. The facts US stated are
as follows: The young lady, whose name
is Mary Cox, was living with family
near the mouth Of Little Capon, and being
taken sick, DR.. Kirk, Of Paw Paw, was
called in, who administered ameng other
remedies dose Of morphia and left an
other dose to be taken in twenty.four
hours, but for some reason or other the
second dose was given short time
after the departure otthe physician, and
shortly afterwards II was announced that
Miss Cox was dead. The neighborse who
made the necessary preparations for her
burial knew nothing at the time OF the two
doses that had been given, one right alter
theother. Twodayslater the young woman
was buried. There was one lady, however,
whosaid that Miss Cox was not dead and
begged that she be not buried. The strange
part of the affair Is that the night after the
burial, the dogs OF man living near the
burying ground dug at the grave and
made a fearful noise all night and came
very near unearthing the body. Now
that the people have learned the circum-
st ances,it Is the general impression that
the young lady was really buried alive. 1t
is stated that an investigation will follow.
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NAILrKs ~ sKArEs.
Last Nights Pun ut the ChaplIne Street
Rinis-Mr. Daniels Skating.

Last Nights Pun ut the ChaplIno Street
RInis-nr. Daniels Skating.
The Chapline street rink was filed to
its utmost capacity last night and there
was not one in the audience that was not
pleased with the evenings sport. Mr..
viii II. Daniels, Of Chicago, three State
champion and generally acknowledged to
be as line q skater as there is in the coun-
try, gave an exhibition that eclipsed any
thing in the skatorial Uncover seen in this
city and caused SOME OF Wheelings best
skaters to wonder whether they really
could skate at all. To describe
the feats executed by Mr.. Dam
iels is an impossibility. Apparently there
is nothing that he cannot do and through
out it all he is graceful and easy In his
movements. There was one continual
round Of applause from the time he first
made his appearance until he retired from
the floor, when there was regular salyo
OF cheers. A large number OF the PROM
inent skaters OF the city were present,
and their skating was also enjoyed by the
spectators.
Mr.. Daniels will appear today for the
last time. lie will skatc.this afternoon at
the matinee and at the evening session.
A novel feature about this afternoons
session will be grand march, in which
only children will skate. Kramer will
furnish the music. Is will well repay one
to SEQ Mr.. Daniels skate and the rink
should be crowded at each session.
The most laughable eventthat mistaken
place in any OF the Wheeling Kinks was
the private session held at the Chapline
street rink last night after half past ten
by the nailers OF the city. II was stag"
party and ahout eighty were present. A
majority OF them had never been on
rollers before and the result may be
imagined. There was one continual jar
as man after man went down while those
who had gotten up in the meantime roar
ed 10 sec the others falla and then fell them
selves. The spectators that were present
laughed until the teara rolled down their
cheeks and Mr.. Daniels said as he wiped
his eyes, that the event had amply repaid
him for his visit here. The beginners
race was a "holy terror" 1t is calculated
that in the half mile every ma9 fell thirty
one times. 1t was won by Mr.. Mckinley
who worked system that he "got on TO"
and thus distgnced the Others. The
second race for those who were fairly good
skaters was won by Mr.. Dave Evans. The
nailers area jolly set who know how to
have good time. This was proven by
last nights fnn. At midnight they retired
bruised, stiff and sore, but happy. Messrs.
Rose 4 Entler made things pleasant for
them as they do foreveryone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14
THE RLKs' BALL
To be Held Next Week, TO be Notable

To be Held Next Week, TO be Notable
Anair.
The grand full dress ball to be given at
the Capitol Rink next Tuesday night, by
the Wheeling Lodge, B. P. o. Elks, prom
ises to be the only really big society event
of the season, and it will be the last, for on
Wednesday, Lent, with its sombre robes
comes in, and for forty days abstinence
from all dancing affairs will be the rule,
The committee having in charge the ar
rangements for next Tuesday night are
members Of the Elks order, and all are
well known gentlemen whose names are
a guarantee that the hop will be strictly
first-class in every respect. 1t is given for
the benefit OF the lodge here, and one ac-
quainted with the aims OF the order will
readily understand that the object is
worthy one.
The rink will be cleaned and decorated
for the occasion. The admission for spec
tators is fixed at IS cents and the general
public Is invited; OF course this Is under
stood TO mean all well behaved respect
able people. The Invitations to the
dancers viii be issued to-day, and the list
can be seen at Banners music store after
10 o'clock. The admission for those dane
ing has been fixed at "a cents, The Opera
House orchestra will furnish the music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers IN the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the CITY ana hhoohhg EobAH
Abroad.
Col. Ben Wilson is in Wheeling once
more.
Mr.. NAL. Gutman left for New York yes.
terday on business trip.
Col. Bob McEldowney and Frank D.
Young, OF New Martinsville, are in the
Col. George W. Thompson and W. N.
Chancellor, Of Parkersburg, arrived In tho
city yesterday.
Alessrs. W. S. Hearne and Adam B. Lit
tlegate, Of Charleston, are among the West
virginians in town.
DR.. W. W. Freeman, one OF Columbus
popular society men, was in the city last
evening, and attended the Capitol rink
carnival.
Capt. Thomas Bradford, ex.Delegate
from Barbour county, is in the city, and
was conspicuous figure in tho legislative
halls yesterday.
United States Senators Camden and
Kenna arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing from Washington, and were in the
Senate and House OF Delegates the greater
part oithe day. They say their visit haa
no political significance.
Rev. Z. ]. Stone received a cablegram
yesterday from Queenstown, announcing
the safe arrival there OF the steamship
Scythia, on which Rev. ]. S. Stone and
wife sailed from New York. Both were
in good health and spirits. Their many
friends will rejoice 10 hear this news. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14
TIE SENATOR'S IN TOWN.
messrs. Camden snd Kenna Drop In on I
sol0ns.

pIeSsrs. Camden end kenna Drop In on tho
sOlnns.
There was anusupi activity smong the
local Democracy yesterday: Ple "local
Democracy" includes nov days the ma
jority In tho Legislature and the many
would he recipients Of appointments at
President Cleveland'g hands who are tenn
porarily sojourning in the city, and whose
name Is legion. The presence in the city OF
GnY.,elect Wilson had already created
q stir Of goBmoupp among seekers Of
place at his hands and theif friends, but
This yas nothing compared to the bpEs
that went rQupd when U. S. Senators
Camden and Kenna arrived in Wheeling
yesterday morning. They spont much OF
the day at the State House, in conyersas
ton with members OF the Legislature con-
oerning the Blair bill and various matters
Of local legislation, but the object OF their
visit here ut this tine did not transpire.
II 10 safe To conjecture that they are not
here for iTn,
Local candidates for the postmastership
and other Federal appointments had their,
claims presented tothe Senators by their
friends at odd times during tho day, but
got little satisfaction, 1t is said, the Sena-
tons being altogether noncommittal on
the subject Of patronage.
Senator KenRa said they would be here
for seyeral dayE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14

Last night at Charley shay's theatre
another fine audience, both in size and
quality, enjoyed as fine a rendition OF
"Oliyctte" as has been heard in Wheeling
for many day. Miss Cooper was as
charming as the CotmieSs as in any charac.
ter she has yet assumed, and won new
laurels. Miss Aldrich's Oliuette was also
viyacious and pleasing. Miss Figman as
Veloutin made the part unusually attrac-
tive, and Miss Billie Wilson's AouSique
received much moGe attention than is
usually won for this minor role. Mr..
Waldo's Valentine and Dir. Kenworthy's
Due were two very crediable ImpeFsohR-
tions, and Mr. Figman and Mr.. Clayton
were the ideal Co9uelieOt and Capt. de Meri-
mac. The company will give ia Mas.
cote" this afternoon and "0liYette" again
this evening, when the engagement will
conNluHa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14
Another Large Party for New Orleans.

Quite large party from st. CIairsville
and other near points over in Ohio leave
for New Orleans Tuesday next, February
18th, and have arranged with the p, @. K
st. L. Railway Pan Handle route) for q
special coach for their accommodation
from Wheeling TO Cincinnati, connecting
in the came depot with the L. & N. Rail-
road, where a through sleeper is taken Tor
New Orleans. The party will be in charge
Of ]. .. McMechen, Of ST. Evansville, Ohio.
Any one wishing TO join the party can OBJ
tain full information, tickets, &C., by ad-
dressing Mr.. J. B. McMechan, st. Glars
vile, Chic, or I. ]. Tomlinson, agent, Pan
Handle Office, foot Of Eleventh street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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Ghe Grtelliasnter.
Ne,, Advertisements.

once, No. 40 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14
PoTAro DAY
In the Public Schools Ye.terday-o Over 300
Bushels of Potatoes.

In the Public Schools Yssterday-Oyer 200
Bushels of Potatoes.
Yesterday was Potato Day" in the pub
lie schools Of the city. 1t was the first
event of the kind that has ever taken
place here, but its results were SO
gratifying that it will probably be repeat
ed next year. 1t was very hurriedly
gotten up; had more time been given to 1t,
the result would have been much larger.
Thursday, each scholar was asked to bring
on yesterday one or more potatoes or any
thing else in the catable line that might
suggest itself. AL Of these potatoes
were to be turned over to the
Women's Union Benevolent Society. The
Society promised 10 send committees TO
the various schools to explain, but this II
did not do, and the result was, that all the
schools did not fully understand what was
wanted. Had these committees visited The
schools and also explained that the con-
tributions by each school were to be dis
tributed in the wards in which they were
located, the contributions would doubtless
have been larger.
As it was, there were over two hundred
bushels OF potatoes sent in, to say nothing
OF numerous other articles that will be OF
great service. There were also several
cash contributions. In Washington dis
trict ~ barrels of potatoes were turned in
at the colored school, 9; Clay, s; Island
(sladison), ~; Union, "a; Centre, 10;
Webster, III; Richie, l4l. Richie
was the only district that made
a full return last night. In addi-
ton to the potatoes there were 10 loavcs
OF bread, 5 cans OF tomatoes, pounds OF
coffee; also small quantities Of apples, car
rots, beets, hominy, beans, salt, corn
starch, &c, &c. One OF the barrels Of
potatoes was donated by the clerks. Of II.
F. Behrens' store.
Tho potatoes were the finest to be
found in the market. They were large,
firm fellows that fairly made ones mouth
water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14
THE X. OF p. BALL
OF Germania Lodge at beethoven Hall
Last Night.

Gernlauia Lodge X. OF p. gave one of
the pleasantest and most successful balls OF
the season at Beethoven hall last eyening.
The Opera House orchestra played. Prot.
Charles A. Goethe made little address Of
weleome In English to the members OF
sister lodges. In addition to the ball, q
surprise was in store for one Of the mem
bers, Mr.. Louis Salterbach. To-day Is
his 18th birthday, and Just after midnight
Mr.. Theodore Schneider, on behalf OF the
lodge, presented him with with an ele-
CANT testimonial, consisting Of picpe Of
fine pen work by Prof. Goethe, containing
an appropriate inscription. Dir. salter-
bach responded ieelingly and appropriate
" to Dir. SchreibeTs remarks, and Prof.
Goethe read an appropriate poem,
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This fine melodrama was presented OF
the Opera House last night to better au-
dience than that OF the night before. Signs
OF appreciation OF the many good points
in the story, scenery and acting were not
lacking. The play will be repeated this ai-
ternoon at the matinee and again this
evening, when the engagement will close.
No finer mclodrama has ever been rem.
dered on Wheeling stage, and II should
attract large audiences this afternoon and
avaniHU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14
a;nr Sale.

EOR SALE AND ENCHANGE-TllE
IL valuable residence OF Or. ulfIch, Oh ChlPli1e
street, In the heart Of the city: hOufe viii gu nS
ern Improvements; brick stable H. rear. II no. ~
before March ist, The residence will 10 oleiri y
rent. A small farm OF 30 acres Is miles ifnm y
city. For exchange, fine Island residence "
lands In Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin O. Daeoh
Telephone. GA.sciiAkfA&"'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14

OLE. MACDONALD,
jA2i.s Real Estate Agent, Bridgeport, o.
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Gnttenra.
The only Remedies for the Skin and
Blood Universally Commended.

VIM. T. lotion, GU North Tenth street, PhIladcl.
phIn reports that one Of his customers stated 70
him incidentally that he was feeling 50 well and
had gained twentyseycn pounds in the last year:
al oil which he attributed TO systematic coufIe OF
the cuiiGum ReSolTenh which hRS proved efeciual
.Vhnn all other remedies Ailetl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14
Petroleum

on OrY, Pa, Feb. ll-Natlonal Transit eertla
Gates opened at 1GNc: highest 70{c: lowest 6gifo;
closed at GgSc; sales SOS 600 barrels: clcarancei
l,ll,0oO barrels runs Il.s9l barrels; shipinentS
S27b barrels: charters 90 $50 barrels. OIL City Oh
Exchange Ntnnk no hlhl "a "a nsknd u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14
n1.M00L KNIT JACKETS.

We have now in stock n full line Of the
above Jackets; also, m extra heavy dual.
lty for butchers, and full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not 10
shrink, G. HESS Il SONS,
Merchant Tallors and Gents Purnishers.
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see,n.tnh liz se,iIsd.

Tho Charleston Times says that "Nlr.
Henry S. Walker has been chosen by
Coy. Wilson for the position Of Secretary
or State. The appointment Is good one.
Mr.. Walker has the ability to I'll the Of
Ace with credit to himself and the people
q the State. Eo one will Question this.
There are good Democrats however, who
will be inclined TO censure Mr.. Wilson for
giving Ned Woods the cold shoulder"
i has bepn rumored here that Mr..
Walker was an aspirant for the position
named, but it was not known that the
matter was settled.
Gov. Wilson hiss stated that Janitor Gam
Voltz, OF the State House, amust go"
March 1. An ex-resident Of Charleston,
now living at Fairmont, is TO succeed him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14

A RAruER cynical lady, somewhat Of q
firt, says most men, like colds, are very
easily caught, but difficult 70 get rid
Oh Her mistake is apparent. Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup will cure any cold however
stubborn II may be. Pdce 25 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14

INVITATIONS are out for musical enter,
tainment at the Arion Sunday evening,
February 10, in which tho Opera House
orchestra and Arion Singing Section will
take part. Asi 1t Is customary with the
Arion entertainments, the above one Is
only Tor members
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14

Ny skin disease, which resisted Eeycral popular
remedies and other remedies advtSed by physicians
has been cured by your CIlilcum Remedies. They
surpassed my most sanguIno expectations aud
mpldly effected cure. &c. ARESTRuE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14
INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb Ill A. M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slight
" warmer and fair weather, northeasterly
winds, becoming variable.
For the Lower Lake, fair weather, east
to south winds, rising temperature anu
lower barometer.
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CurIcuRA ABROAD.

Through a LsmeTotgrned Norwegian, hAyo
learned 10 know yOnE CVilcuiA, which has In q
short time cured me OF Rp EnzenlA that my phyGl.
clans medicines could not heal.
CHR HEL1zES, Bergen. Norway
d1sHfHEjOTTEfRfan
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Chas. Brady, someryilic, Mass, who rctcrS to Dr..
}: Wood dIuggiIt Of that city, eertines 2 won
deriul cure OF running sores on the neck which had
been treated by hospital physicians without cure,
AID which yielded completely TO the cuhcura
Ipn,adt,s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-14

MEMBERS Of Legislature invited TO
call aud see our stock,
Jeweler, Cor. Twelfth and Market
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Alloi rour Cuticun Remedies give very good
Satisfaction. The CutIcun especially recommend
for the diseases l9r which u hused, know from
- is'' d.. II. ]. PRATT, NoutGllO. Wis.
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TTUsyIILS, Pa, Feb. la-NGtional transit oortiH.
cates opened at We; highest 70%c: lowest 0eIhl
closed Of egfc. Shipments for tho eitre ol'pRions
6S3i6 barrels; runs for the entiFe oil regions A.,
s9l barrels; charlton h0lig barrels.
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A feeling Of gratitude ImpeiS mo to acknoyiedge
the great merits Of your Cuucun, aud IcOriIally
recommend It 10 the public Is 3 very valuable
REMEDY H. Il HrI F%Ma5S; to,u
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dor SALE.

Four twostory Frame Dwelling HOuse, Oh y. ~
Eet street, near the b. & o. Shops, two HAVING -.
rooms each, and two having four NOoH' 81 ,.i
Must be sold Immediately. VIII sell efA'AS' =
desired. WIN net 10 percent on the inye'Ess'
AnoIy 10 WIN. RlSEllAET,
AK ii6S Market stneL-