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THE LEGISLATURE.
PROCEEDINGS or YESTERDAY
Hastings aud CHANGERS Courts OF h.p-
mopd- -Riehmoud Charter amtndment-tE-
terhai Rtvtnns, &C., sc.

Hastings aud CHANGERS Courts OF hifn-
mopd- Riehmoud Charter amtndment-tH-
ternai Etvtnns, &e., &c.
senate.
The Senate met at II O'Clock NJ
Hon. John L. Hurt, President pro te0'.,
in the chair. No prayer.
BILLS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES
To amend an act entitled san act TO
incorporate the Life-lnsurance Com
pany of Virginia" approved March u,
1871, with amendments to amend and
re.enact an act approved January 81,
1884, entitled San act to provide Tor a
new charter for the city Of Roanoke " !;
TO amend and re-enact an act approved
March 3, 1882, entitled "an act to ar-
thcrize. the corporation Of Fredericks-
burg to establish a poor-hcnse and
grounds outside Of its corporation lin
It's -; to limit the powers Of the Board
Of Supervisors Of Buchanan county,
with the recommendation that 1t do not
pass for the relief Of I. A Graves,
Of Madison county; to provide com
pensation to Wyndham r. Meredith Tor
services rendered the Commonweal'b,
with amendment; for the relief Of VIII
liam II. L. Morecock, of Williamsburg,
Va. with recommendation that -
bill be dismissed; to amend and r.
enact sections | and 3 of an &C, TO ,lr-
corporate the Richmond Coal-Mining
and Manufacturing Company, approved
April ,, 1852, with amendments.
THE RICHMOND COURTS.
Mr.. Diggs, from the Committee on
Courts for Justice, reported, in response
to a resolution, that there is no au-
thority Of law tor the judge Of aoy
other court to hold a term Of the Chan-
cery Court Of Richmond but Il 1t
there is authority for the judge OF
another corporation court to hold a
term Of the IIustings Court Of Rich
mond. That the Chancery Court Is pe-
culiar to itself, and is not affected by
the general laws applicable to other
courts unless specially mentioned, sod
there is no special authority for foy
other Judge to hold such court; that
the terms hustings court and corpora
ton court are used anonymously in the
Constitution and all the statutes; and
that section 40 Of chapter l5l Of the
Code, providing that if any judge . a
corporation court be unable to hold a
term Of his court the judge Of any otaer
corporation court may hold it, Is ap-
phcable to the Hastings Court Of kicn-
mond and that section p Of the ssq:e
chapter, allowing the Chanccry JUICE
Of Richmond or any circuit Judge to
hold the IIustings Court, is permisSi'c,
and not restrictive, and does not defeat
the operation Of the general act abs sCe
quoted.
Went on the calendar.
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The PRIVATE SECRETARY

at which all London and New YORK has
been laughing for the past two years. -
one OF The best comedy casts ever seen n
this city.
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Went on the calendar.

PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. Edmuuds: A bill to amend
and re.enact chapter 54S Of Acts OF
Assembly of lSS3-'S4, entitled an act
TO provide for the sale Of lands deIn-
quent for taxes and county levies. sad
char ter 500 of Acts Of Assembly Of
lsS3-'S4. entitled an act to provide tor
the more ehcctual and expeditions col
lection Of taxes on delinquent lands.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

A concurrent resolution from the
Committee Of Schools and Colleges was
adopted appointing r. j. I. White, OF
Loudoun, and j. d. EgglestOn, of Prince
Edward, as members Of the Board of
School Commissioner OF said counties
to fiji vacancies.
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sTArE.pEBT COMMITTEE.

Mr.. Rhea's joint resolution providing
for the appointment Of special com
mittee, composed Of three members on
the part OF the Senate and five on the
part of the House, to which shall be
referred all bills and resolutions r''s-
tive to the State debt, was taken up and
agreed 10.
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Mnnse of Heiegnics.

Speaker Stuart called the House tC
order at y o'clock. Prayer by Rev
DR.. G. IL. Read.
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YFAs.-Mcssrs. Brown, Buchanan. Cris-
moud. nabney. Echos, Hay. HOlladay.
Jones, ". H. jordan, lJghtner Loving
Mayo, PAYNE. Porter, Roberts. kuggies.
RYAN, StrblIng, and WescOtt-l9.
NAYs.-Mcssrs. Ackev, Arnold, Bandy'
Black BOhannan, bOlen. Boiling buIks'
CardWell. Carter Chalmers. Cornett Cur
lett, Darst. DickeusOn, DOwning. Dun.op
Dupuy, Faulcon Fentress. FIggst. Abmm
Fu.kefsOn, l.. ID. tulkerOn, Gills. Goad,
Harris Hoge. Huffman, Hurt, Hyl.on. &. b.
Jordan. William /. Jordan. Leftw lch, Lock-
ett Mallory. McClmtic, Martin. Mathews,
Mnuck. Muss Miller, Muniori, Nance,
Oglesby, Peters. Pollard. Powell, Reid kce,
Row. Saunders. SebreN. shields, south
worth, Starke. TaAalerrp. Taveuner, Terry
Turner. WaddIl. " ebb, Wise, and Mr.
Speaker-G3.
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RICnMoND THEATRE.
TWENTY. .sEtOND SEASON.
Only nrst-class attractions engaged for thls
place OF amusement.

MONDAY and TUESDAY,
JASUARY llrH and i2fB,
only production in this city by che ever
popular
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE COM.
PANi,
unc,uding Mr. WILLIAM 6ILLsrrE) OF tee
screaming farcical comedy IN three
acts entitled
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LUKE YIELDING

rup opFnT JhSTSnc sitcbEss ,Ess ., " cuTuLpocY,
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Mr.. HOge offered a joint resolution
which under suspension of the rules
was adopted, providing that in all bills
which are introduced and intended as
amendments to the now existing law
the words shall be printed in italics,
and to this end the patron Of the bill
shall underscore such words.
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WOMEN AMI TIE WITS.

Il cierer roman has millions Of born J0es-
all stupid men.-Mdrie Ebner EsChHlJdCh.
He-What is your %iavorite flower? She
I prefer-orange blossOms.-SOmerrihs
Journal.
Lady lin shoe store)-I would like to
look at Bome cloth slippers for myself.
Clerk until recently in the dry gooda
line)-Yes, madam; something all wool
and a yard wide2-HarDer'S Bd:ar.
she-Mr, Brown, will you give me q
trife toward our "African Mission fund2'
He-Why,c certainly! Here's $40 l won at
whist last night. She (horri6ed)-Oh,
dear, mol Icould not touch that He
Well, here's $40 | made on the Stock Ex-
change to-day, She (poCketing the cash
Oh, you are too kind. l am eYeEBo much
Obltged.-Tid Bits,
Fond Husband-Well, my dear, what
are you sobbing about? Young Wife,
Why, that sponge cake | sent TO the agri.
cultural fair has Just taken the first prize.
Boo.hoo. Fond HuBband-What Ia there
to cry about in that1 You ought to feel
proud, my dear, OF your knowledge Of the
culinary art. Young Wife-But you don't
understand, The Judges gave II the award
as the best specimen Of concrete sent In,
Boo.hoo.-RGmGsr.
"Good morning, Oicely, my dear" ex.
claimed her intimate, as she called in on
her way to a shopping tour. "Do 20 down
and help me TO select a new spring wrap.
Now that's a good dear" "Why, now, II
really is impossible. You know l helped
you to select your winter cloak, and you
always thought 1t was a horrld thing
"Irue, but this time, you know, l only
want your judgment 90 as to know what
not to buy" No woman ever consented
to such conditions and no woman ever
yill,-HaritOrd Post,
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sheep in Orchards.


hnCNuNNt
Sheen are better ~scavenVers In A bear.
ing orchard than hogs, Notwithstanding
they will bark small trees. Even n
hinged, hogs will extefminate most prasses
In a small lot, but orchard grass will flour.
ish Under the trees and Under the hardest
vnAWing Of the sheep. Besides that, sheer
TIil eat up ali the windialls, no matter
how small, bitter, a~stringert or rotten,
with a more unquestioning appetite than
swine ; hence they protect the trees more
efTectually against insect enemies. II ID
principally old sucking ewes that damage
tbs ttees, and that IN the spring when
hsfbSps ls Scanty. They may. be pre-
vented from gnAwlng the bark by an ap'
pliCalion OF coal tar, kerosene, tar OF a
wash prepared by mixing one quart
Of soit soap, one quart Of lime, one quart
Of pine Tar, with three gallons Of sheep,
COW or hen manure, adding sufficient
quantity Of water and stirring Into about
the SAME consistency as ordinary white.
wash, Apply 10 the body Of the trees
with a Whitewash brush, Hpllnt broom, or
with the hand we'll protected with q heavy
cloth mitlen. This wash will protect the
trees against injury from sheep, except
the rams horns, and 10 also beneficial 10
the growth and health Of the trees. II 10
valuable In preventing the damages 10.
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American Agricultural.
Take four strips, one.haliinch thick and
one inch wide, and twelve inches long
bore q hole In one end otthese, through
which pass q wire, the ends Of which are
twisted together, but not 80 tightly as to
prevent the opposite ends Of the pieces
from being spread apart from eight inches
to a foot, making q tent shaped frame.
Cheap muslin Is then tackled on the frame,
Of course, spreading the pieces before do.
ing 30. The muslin should be brought
down to within about two inches Of the
ends OF the sticks, 80 as to allow them to
be run into the ground that distance when
in use. When not In use, the protectors
can be closed up and take but little room,
and II properly cared for they will last
several seasons.
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Exchange.

fICNuWutt
A new paper has been started in Dakota.
The editor OF II seems to think a good deal
Of the ambitious Territory, for he goes into
raptures over It in the following style:
"Dakota Is the queen OF the prairie States.
Her throne Is In the lap Of line Of silver
mountains. Her footslool is the subsoll
Of q golden prairie. Her scepter Is the
wisdsm and grace Of o people whose trust
IL In God. Her maids OF honor are wheat
and silver, flax and cattle. Her knights
are men Of brain, with hands Of Drawn,
Her palace 10 Carpetel with green. Hei
courts are paved with jasper. Waterfalls
tinkle in the sunlight on her borders
The everlasting hills rise up 10 guard hel
from her enemies. Her men are full o.
manly perseverance and courage; hel
women Of womanlineBs and grace. She Il
young. She is bright. She is altogether
lovely 10 look upon. sprightly In March
Dashing In June. Beautiful In Septem'
Der. Mild in December. DlgniIIed Ii
january. Always q darling. We throw
her a kiss" This IL certainly enthusiastic
and It casts In the shade anything tina
Mr.. Blake aver said about Kansas. Mr.
Blake, however, is q little too prosaic K
adopt the above style Of eulogy, but he al
least gave bis hearers to understand tina
Kansas was a darling"
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nIaaaas IanI.h,a Rhno.ophy.

Ohiolg0 Tribune.
Madame Janish Is said to bs the most
morbid actress on the American stage.
She Processes 70 be weary Of life and CON
stantly talks Of death as being g Oonsum-
nation devoutly to be wished for, Every
night when the curtain falls at the close
Of the play, l was told the other day, she
exGlaims in the most devout manner;
TANK Colt! ef | coot only die as easy
as dot curtain rolls quick down."
One would Judge from MRdame's con-
y~ersation that her married. life Rsnot been
happy, The other day she said;
"Some beebles say dot you can buy lote
with mones, und dot monee will bring
hsbbiness, II had married for loFe | would
now be a peasants wife buttering bread
for mine children, und would hat been
habby. Instead Of dot ! marry q count
und am an actress, and l hat no habit
ness-only wanting dot | may die"
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Paris Morning Nelra.
Tortoni's, the historical Ice house and
cafe Of this century, is as piece Of Ores.
dren china amongst the gingerbread es.
Adjustments Of to-day. For sixty years
II has been the gathering piece Of real
wits, and 1 am pleased 10 chronicle that II
has not lost itg reputation. II was at Tor.
toni's that Talleyrand said his best things,
and they were many. One day a marquis
Of singular thinne6s, with o court sword
hanging from bis belt, entered. my
dear Marquis" said Talleyrand, looking
down at the spindle legs Of the old.fash.
Toned a%ristocrat, when l look at you
never know whether you have three
swords or three legs"
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BoRNTo MARRY AND KEEP HOUSE

A WomAn's View Of WOman's Enda and
Aims In Life
WORan's journal.
The end OF woman is to marry and raise
up a family. She starts out in this d.
rectiou when she carries a doll in child
hood. Your girl who leaves home. and
goes out for herself does SO because she
has failed to find the man she wants to
marry. BY and by she does find him,
and when she does she drops everything
and goes with him. She stops short in
her music, her acting, her art, her ht:,,
eratuTe, or whatever II is, because alter All
her instinct tells her to marry, and abe
follows her Instinct instead Of her reason
A man can marry and 20 ahead in the
particular pursuit or profession he has
chosen, but the woman stops and subjects
everything to the one duty OF Witehood.
That is the reason women do not succeed
as well as men, They fall short. Gram
all this for the sake oil argument. Admit
that it is the general mission Of woman u
marry and raise up q family. But ! an
now writing about the exceptions. There
are exceptions to all classes, all rules, oil
theories and all PHILOSOPHERS. Most wo'
men do marry young, and that ID right
That IL as far as most Of them want to go,
They are fitted for this sort Of lie ant
have no desire or fitness for another,
But are you going to make one KIND o.
a girl do this when it Ia q BtraltIjacket and
an abomination to herr In other words
Is she to marry simply for the sake o
marrying, and "settls down" simply FOL
thesske Of settling down? Why not allow
her to follow her natural bent as well al
the young mani True, she may, as my
objsctor says, find some man while her
sell following a successful career whom
she will love and whom she will marry
thus cutting short a work that might other
wise have been rounded out and madI
complete. True, women are not as com
pletely successful as men in the more in
dependent pursuits Of life, But the poini
| wish to make clear and emphatic is tina
society, aud the woman herself, and tn,
man che marries, and all direct or remotel,
concerned, are the better for her hAvinI
done even something for herself, hoTeye
little.
repeat that the seli-rellant woman is
ciyil5er. The busy world ia improved b!
her having been q partiCipator therein
Her words are gentle and kind, and he
presence is a restraint to the h%eadlong im
petuosity Of men. Even though she ma,
not remain long with us single, let us b
thankful that abe has Come at all. If sh.
falls in love aud marries, even at the sacri
flee ofan independent career, her life ate
all is not in vain. Her own views haVl
been broRdened, her sympathles havI
been deepened, her capacity for enjoy
ment made greater and her scope for use
fulness widened. / say again and sgain
let the ambitious girl see what she a d.
for herself.
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NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
IN STOCK,
It S q well atte.ted fact that money Il RcCumli.
lated, as u rule, by small deposits.
THE MUTUAL BUILDING 4 Joan ASSOCIATION
affords an excellent opportunity for the periodical
deposit OF small sums Of money, us eyeFg dollar de-
pOsitoi Is at once placed al interest for the benefit
Of the perAOn who made the deposit.
This Association has Just completed Its third
year, aud Is III successful and profitable operation,
lis plan Is not complicated, but easily understood
4 new series Of stock will be Issued on the l4t day
Of May, and pGrSonS Wishing to subscribe for II can
do so At my lime by applying to any OF the under
signed.
InRs Of lu established business at once, and VIII
avoid tho tint Improbable year Incident TO new
lGe Association meets every Saturday evening,
from $50 10 8 O'Clock, III Room No. 9, CTangle'l
Building, second floor, entrance next door 70 UlIy
bank.
WIN. @. HAEDLAN, President
JAMRS r. IANE5, Vice President,
JNO. +. MILLER, Secretary.
WIN, GOERtNG, Auditor,
OSCAR SANDROCR, Treasurer,
JAMES BODLEY.
LOUIS IIARTIlONu.
HENRY BLuMENlRiG.
FRANK FALLOUR. apr22Th4s
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.hoxBR's Bloom ELIXIR is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. II is a positive cure
Tor Ulcers, Etuptions or SyphilltC Poison.
Ing. 1t puflHeB the whole system, and
banishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
palms. We guarantee II, Logan 4 %,
and CHARLES Menkemellef.
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0renLo1t pI.eoYery aLnes lAOs.

Forcoughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis,
l%aryDgitis, and consumption in It's early
stages, nothing equals DR., Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" 1t is also a great
blood'purider and strength.restorer, or
tonic, and for liver complaint and Costiye
condition OF the bowels it has no equal.
Sold by druggists.
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MANY Of the good things Of this life are
sorroWtully let alone on account Of Dys.
pepsia, ACker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Consti,
patton; sold on u positive guarantee at q
and so cents, by Logan 4 90, and Charles
Menkemeller.
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nom a Mnn ool on from m soolalrr

AuncNNtT UONFItT'
AT Euhein a cattle merchant, on al.
irving home late, found he had lost the
door key. The chimney being wide, he
deCidedto enter that way. Wien he was
nine feet down, the chimney became sud.
denly marrow. The unfortunate remained
In that position till morning his moan.
ings were overheard, a mason was pro.
cured TO take down the chimney and ex.
tract the dealer, who expired three hours
later. And all that To escape q curtain
leClufei
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DIED

BOOTH-on Tuesday, April %, 1886, o., l;sO
O'Clock =, n, REBEcCA OCOHNER, Wlte Of Faux
Booth.
Funeral from tho residence OF Mrs., Geo. Aendsl,
No, vs. Twelfth street, Thursday afternoon ut 1850
O'CLOCK, Friends are Invited TO attend, Inter
ment al Greenwood Cemetery,
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IL You would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by dyspepsia Use ACkef's Dys.
pepsla Tablets. They are q positive cure
lof dyspepsia, indigestion, aatulenOy and
constipation. We guarantee them. "a
and 80 cents, OF Iogan& Co.'s aud Chafleo
MenkemellefB,
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EGoal Dottees,

Il uUVA
TN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
IL ronhIv. gialo Of West Virginia. IN Tie ulAipii
Of the probate OF tho lat Will aud lc't'he" "
Isabella 3. DalGell, deceased. u, L,
The ObJSCt Of Tile petition alcd In ihl. mnl'G 1s,.
10 have admitted 70 probate = pApet, MtYf IA
porting u 10 the last Will and testament p .dgs
B, MlEell, late Of ohio county, dctta,ei y "a,
date April l, 1880. Aud II aLpeaflhg ii0l4 1TI,gh,
dAVit died With me In my Onlco WY yuIN "a z
MARY Ann Cfa1glu, Lizzie D M9nal ,a lind
tfaSRlS, Iobeft II. CnngiU, John Trans y.pII
OfAh9ie, it,, Mary JAhO .Cfangle aud BelA H,gsSIn,
are noh.fesIdenis Of this state, moi lCulW KIM
II d ordered that they do appear allll .E5gAil,
Oily OF Wheeling, Ia The County AMI sAW w ,gIll
within one month after the date Of inr NY n "a
cation OF thiE notice aud do what y l'V''
project thOlf Interests Ia the LAid ma!te' un0
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio County WV
ApIi is, 1880, date Of the Hnt publication NH
A, !. GLlRKEL Attorney
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frequently done by insects, worms, etc !
for this purpose apply az near the roots
as possible, and rs often "a itts washed OIL
by the rain from the body ofthe tree.
But most farmers in the busy season
will forget TO renew the application, and
at the best 1t will not prevent damage by
the rams horns. Hence we have found
the best practical protection to be stakes
good locust stakes will last from six to ten
wears.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATION OF RRIERRNoG MARK
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lsats wheeling Al s i. ~ and run svsiy hour
Essy5 SSsellns Park I. . A. ", and run svory
nSH ss pPa EidiSScS Itiln" VIII i..ts ese4 sssH!s, al
naSf' SuSstInHSSsBL
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Mn. W. +. HuRrzto, pharmacist, San
Franchises Red Star Cough Cure IL sire
and speedy,
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Joy never kills, and II II did there
wouldn't be any need for an editor to eel
hiB lie insured on that account,
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leave BOllAltO a. SSs A n. ior woodsaOld and
IeaSS sSellAlrs q. ssoh x TOT wOOdlaSid and
BihameTneld,
Geld, and 81 $40 .. =. from zAhesyille.
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FOR SALE.

One square Of land in Moundsylllo convenient
10 depotS and river. There Is on II q good frame
dwelling Of SIX rooms, four green houses and other
necessary fixtures for Carrying .On The flower Rnd
plant business, with q good trade established and
4 good stock OF plants. Can DO bought for 5000.
III acres near Stone Church, Elm Grove. with
iour.roOmed house. Can now be bought for lao.
81 ACrts adjoining the ~ acres.
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TOR RENT.

TOR RENT.
No. lO6 Fifteenth street, 8 rooms. .. ........ ....."
No, 9lS MGUullouli street, six fOorlP. ,, ..........s2 60
No, i70l Woods street, 2 rooms. .,.""....".. Z %
Nc and ii lazy STyS "a i'll. "ls".. : %".i:.- @.SrD; IL 50
No. 90 North Front street, With q large lot oil
ground "..",...,,.. '....', .,.,...' ''.'...'.....,". ~ W
No, l46 Fourteenth street, . rooms .,""""..... 20 %
No, 1855 Woods street, 4 rooms r."..."."..... 8 90
No, 10 TWenty.f0ufth street, 2 OOEnS."..... 8 90
Three rooms III rear OF 2ll2 Water Stteet.""... @ 90
No. 262S Main street, Q I00n1s..o.".."....."..... 10 %
No, 30 Eighteenth street, bT0Ons .-."........... 10 10
No, 1871 Main street, business bloch. ."m......
Large store room, No. 2l68 Main street........ 10 %
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public
ANIL oHlce. No. 1912 Market Street.
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aMantsa,

TXTANTED-To BUY SECONDHAND
wv Engine, Q inch bore aud ~ Inch stroke,
Address Look Box l4S. BellRire. o.. ApkC
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G6 q~ntdIigenoer
=, Ipr1,, ~. 1850,
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