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A NEW ClURoa DEDICATED.


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The Handsome House Of Worship OF the
bridgeport PreSbIterians.
The fine new Presbyterian church at
Bridgeport was formally dedicated to
the worship Of God yesterday morning,
the pastor, Rev. o, o. Hays, officiating,
assisted by Rev, Or. Moffat, President Of
Washington.Jefferson College, and Rev.
James H, Rodgers, pastor Of the NJ. E.
church at Bridgeport. The church was
beautifully decorated with ferns and
flowers. The singing, by q quartette
composed Of Mrs. Tapping, Miss Clark,
Mr., Holloway and Mr.. Clark, and a solo
BY Nj. Harry CLARK, were pleasing
Rev. Mr.. Hays read the formal dedipa-
tory service. The sermon wal by Or.
MoGat, who took his text from Revela-
tons, ol.22; "And | saw no temple
therein, for the Lord God Almighty and
the Lamb are the temple OF IT, His
sermon was pertinent, able and elo-
quent.
Rev, Mr.. Rodgers made the prayer
with his we'll known JUNCTION.
The church was crowded, and again
last night 1t was as full as II would hold.
The Martins Ferry congregation atten.
ded in a body, aud their pastor Rev.
Mr.. Campbell, assisted In the services.
The church and site, complete, cost
SlS,720 90. All Of this sum had been
raised before yesterday excepting $500,
which was about covered by the Collec-
tions.
The church Is q most complete and
beautiful structure, arranged after the
most approved plans, and Is a credit to
the community.
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salnrdnr,n Lanrnn nnl Alannlnllnn nnms,

Base hits, Hamilton 10, Canton II, Errors,
Hamilton ., Canton I. batteries, Flick, Con.
way, Higgins and .lAnler; stAlb, Monroe, BerEOt
and Doyle. Umpire, O'ltiU1.
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EASE RALL NRNs
wheeling Doing Fairly Coed work-oher
Gamos-In the Zig Leagues.

wheeling Doing Fairly Coed Work-0ther
Gamos-In the llig LeRgpss,
Wheeling's base ball club Is booked to
play twelve games on lis present trip.
Four have already been played and Of
that number Wheeling has won three.
Provided the team can keep up that
ratio in the remaining eight games, or
even It u comes home with the series
broken eYen-half won and half lost,
there can be no cause for complaint on
the part OF patrons here at home, II the
club continues TO play the game 1t has
in the past week, there should be q cor
dial welcome Tor the organization when
II returns home for the two games with
the Canton leaders on the Fourth OF
July,
A new pitcher, Bruce Gordon, Of Pitts
bprgh, has been signed and negotiations
are about closed with Meehan, late
pitchertor UniontoWn, Pa, Meehan hRsa
fair reputation and Is we'll known and
highly esteemed by Miller and Shamus,
OF the home nine, There is q probable
ity, also, Of the engagement Of 0'Neil,
late pitcher for Reading, Pa, so that out
OF all this material the club ought TO get
what 1t needs for good work In the box,
The game at Dayton Saturday was lost,
making one lost out Of three played al
that place, Yesterday the club won the
game played at Springfield, The follow
lowing accounts tell the stories;
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The union entertainment ofthe public
schools will take place at the Opera
House on Thursday evening, and II
promises To excel all others. This Is the
third annual entertainment and q fine
programme has been arranged, on which
Is q voluntary by the boy choir Of the
Second Presbyterian CHURCH under the
direction Of Prof. ]. NJ. Hammond, reci-
tations, dialogues, vocal solos, etc, etc.
The second entertainment realized at
least four times as much as the first, and
the third promises to pack the Opera
House To the doors. The commence
ment occurs Friday afternoon, and Lin
coin school will hold its graduating ex-
ercises in the evening.
The Alumni Association OF Clay school
will hold Its annual entertainment and
celebration Of It's anniversary, in the
grammar room Of the school Tuesday
evening, June P6, at 1880 o'clock. A
general Invitation Is extended to friends
OF the Alumni.
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Dlnah, daughter Of John Zilch, living
west OF Bellaire, was struck by a Balti'
more & Ohio engine near her home and
fatally injured, She died at 8 p. IN.
Francis Flood, the well known mailer,
cut his right wrist on Q nail plate and II
required four stitches to draw the cash
together,
George Burkett, who lives on Water
street just below Forty.thiri, was thrown
from his new Texas pony and broke his
shoulder blade,
AVG.year.old son Of Qalcer Deylln was
run over by horse belongingto Charles
Nolte, which was frightened by q band
OF music. Tke child was %serlopsly and
perhaps dangerously injured,
A15.months.old son Of James Baron,
living on Wetzel street, south OF Forty
third, died suddenly from cramps, and q
4.year.old blother's life was saved with
difficulty. Their illness was caused by
eating green applep,
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SERMON NO THR GRADUATES
OF the Lincoln School BY Rev, DR., Rsa,
Yesterday.

OF the Lincoln School by Rev, DIR, Read.
Yesterday.
Rev, DR., R, A., Read, pastor Of simp-
son NJ, E, church, delivered a very
thoughtful, practical and eloquent SER
mon to the graduates from Lincoln
school at yesterdays morning service,
The service had been previously an
nounced, and as was expected, a large
congregation listened attentiyely to the
discourse, The text was from / Tim
othy, dig, and II Timothy, 2-l6. The
theme was, "Youth, It's opportunities,
and how II may be properly developed"
Among the many good things said
were practical hints upon the relation
between parents and teachers, the best
means to secure hearty cooperation and
success in school work. Hesaid: "The
object and end Of all human effort Is to
secure the most happiness to ourselves.
This can only be done by rendering the
trlest service to Godand our iellowman."
He urged the necessity OF piety, modesty
and energy. Work OF any kind that Is
we'll what onnortnnitv ofFerE. and trpstto
time 10 reall1e the dreams al yonr yontS.
He warned them against s%elGshness. and
said time, labor and money had been
spent upon them, that they might be
to promotion. he Who wonid
rnle mnst nrove his ability nv
serving. Much would be expected Of
Than Tbav worid no obsosred mosa
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AVlctory ~ %springaeld,

Special Dlpdtfh 10 ne hpkHtgfHeer.
sPRINoBIRLp, o, June 2S,-The game
to-day between the Springfield and
Wheeling teams was one Of the most
.stubbornly contested ever played in
this city. The score stood up TO the filth
inning, to 0 In favor OF Springfield,
Wheeling made her first run in the ffth
and tied the score in the eighth, Spring
field scored one in the ninth on Dunn's
failure to secure O'Rourke's throw to
third, but by Kennedy's splendid pitch
ing and the good fielding Of the team,the
the home club was retired with no more
runs, In the ninth Hobrecht was given
a base on balls and stole second. Ken.
needy then hit allot one 10 the inaeldand
got TO first on Hobrecht's out ut home,
o'Rourke then smashed out a long two
base hit into the crowd and Dunn fol-
lowed with another two'bagger and thus
ended the finest game OF the season,
The attendance was about one thousand,
The same clubs play again tomorrow.
The full score was as follows:
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Special DbpAteh 10 M htaigeHctr,
DAYTON, ONO, June 22.-To days
game was won by the home club in the
first and second innings. Gordon,
Wheelingls new pitcher, was in the box,
and as Is usual with the new pitchers
Wheeling secures, was very wild on his
first trial, giving five men bases and hit
ting two men with the ball In the first
inning. This gave Dayton six runs and
the second was a~repetition Of the FIRST,
so far as Gordon was concerned. He
was taken out Of the box in this inning
and Dunn was substituted, Nichols CO.
ing to third and Shamus to middle field.
Miller took quite i'll Friday night and
was notable to play and thinner took
his place at short, Gordon showed good
speed and had. 1t rot been for the idiocy
Of several members OF his own club in
calliug out TO himal the time, he might
have done better. The umpire assisted
the Wheelings in rafting Gordon by in.
sisting that he did not stand in the box
properly. Jones lisa rocky umpire at
bis best. Score:
%HeSlla is.::....." 4 8 3 & 9 3 ~
Batteries, Munger and Prescott, Gordon, Dunn
krrprV, Dayton, 81 Wheeling, ?. Umpire,
.NnnnH
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wHEEIINe DAILY INTEIIIaENcER MoNpAY MORNING. JUNE "a 1889

them and four Others quit, The re-
mainder stuck totheir Jobs, Mr., sChmpl-
bach disclaimed MI knowledge OF the
matter, bpt had not righted 1t, The I'M.
ion was directed to Gallon him again,
and II the result was mot satisfactory, 10
report 70 the Arbitration Committee,
which was given power 70 act,
District Master ]. n. Ross, Of Pitts
burgh, made q statement regarding the
Marvin boycott, which was allowed 70
stand, Mr., Ross desires 70 also address
the Grocers' Association here, and steps
will betaken 70 secure him that piyi-
lege. ~Ec-SecTetary John Eman, Of Pitts.
burgh, was also down,
The following officers were elected 10
serve for the ensuingsix months;
President, Charles I, Parrish, Of Car
penters' Assembly Ne. 8, Wheeling.
Vice President, Osborne Gray, Of La.
Dor Progress Assembly %(ColoFed bod
Secretary, Thomas v. Salisbury, Of
Carpenters Assembly No, II, Martins
Ferry,
Treasurer. N, ], Murphy, Of Plaster
ers' Assembly,
Trustee, Conrad Waneman, Of Gar
field Assembly, K, OF H., the cigar max
ers', There are three Trustees, one
being elected each six months to serve
for eighteen months.
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Capt. FL. Boyd, an efficient baggage
master Of the Ohio River Railroad, has
been promoted, and deseryedly, too. He
now holds the position Of freight con-
ductor on that road and will make q
good official. Mr.. w. @. Huston, for
merly a brakeman, takes Mr.. Boyd's
place as baggagemaster, and will I'LL 1t
satisfactorily. The young road can be
depended upon to promote the boys
YheneYerthey prove themselves worthy.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Peopl
Ahrnnh.

Strangers in the CITY and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Prof. F. H. Crago Is home from To-
ledo,
Drs. A. F. sdfel and E. a.. Hildreth are
off on an Eastern trip.
Miss Bessie Hill, Of indianapolis, Ind,
Is visiting Miss Ella Hastings, Of La Belle
street.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson left for Delaware
Ohio, yesterday, TO attend the college
commencement.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wrestling has gone 10 Phil.
adelphia, where she will remain about
one month visiting relatives.
Rev. o. B. Graham left for Delaware,
Ohio, Saturday morning to attend the
Ohio Wesleyan University commence
ment.
Mrs. W. L. Hearne returned from the
East Saturday. Messrs. Garth and Joe
Hearne also came back from college Sat
urday for the summer vacation.
Mr.. NJ. F. Moran, State President Of
the Miners Progressive Union, will leave
this morning on q tripthrough the State,
for the purposeof organizing the miners
OF the State in the Progressive Union.
He will be absent about six weeks and
during q good portion Of that time he
will be accompanied and assisted by
Thomas w. Davis, one Of the National
Vice Presidents Of the Union. They
will first 60 TO Pryor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." --..".-. : 3 . ) . : J ! ID
Base hits, Hamilton 0, Canton II. Error,
Hamilton i, Canton .. batteries, BrOwnCr and
LRnsor; Riley and Doyle.
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NEW Yohk, June g3.-The French
line steamship Iaboufgogne arrived 10.
day from Hayre. On the twentieth Of
June at 6o'cloCk In the afternoon, In
latitude 44.lSs and Longitude 1927 she
bIghted the largest Iceberg yet Witnessed.
BY ocean travellers, The captain Of the
vessel called the eAloOn passengers on
deck and pointed out the towering mas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-24

Office Rlisteninpin the ocean aboutseYen
miles away, The vessel Yeered slightly
10 the south and passed within one milo
OF the berg. The captain estimated the
berg to be 100 feet high BY eI5 feet long,
The following day and pighta dense log
oyeEspread the ocean.
Arrived; Steamers Asyfia, Laeour-
gogne, Hayrei Lydiap, Monarch, Lon
don,
LONDON, June 2S-Thesteamer serYia,
from New York for Liverpool, passed
BroWheRd last night,
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Is natures own true laxative. It Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costivei to dlspel, head:
aches, colds, and fever To cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 90 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt and O. Men.
knTnatinr
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Mn. JOHN HEsLoP, an old and promi-
nent citizen OF Martins Ferry, died there
last night In the house on North Filth
street N which he had lived for thirty
Eve years, He will be buried tomorrow
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The Next Dramatic season

Col. F. Riester, manager Of the Opera
House, has returned from New York.
He says he has booked more attractions
at this date than in any former season,
and he has strictly adhered to hisifeso.
luton to take only really stllass
things.
Manager o. O. 9enther, Of the Grand,
is also home from New York and says he
has also booked more and better attLap-
tons than ever before at 80 carly Q day.
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Is q combination Of the active properties
OF dates, fgs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
mensely popular. It cures habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
bottles by Q. r. GoetEe, w. w. Irwin
W. E. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
Wholesale agents.
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The Wheeling Central oil Company's
Martin No. found q small pay streak
In The top Of the so foot, causing ittodll
up 800 feet more or 1900 feet In all. lts
owners think II will pump SOor 40 bar.
rels day.
10 pullIthe casing at the Bonar well at
Coon Island. The well was drilled 70 o
depth Of 100 feet without finding oil or
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LA m.,,,,,.,,% ,,,,i,ese
IVA. m,ai.,,,,'n,a,i,,a
INSTRUMENTATION,
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Mr.. II. NJ. Russell, wife and son, Mr.,
r. Heiskell, wife and children, and
Miss Sidney Heiskell, and Nj. Howard
Hazlett, wife and children got home on
Saturday from a novel and enjoyable
tour extending as far as the Valley OIL
Virginia. They went by rail 10 Oak.
land, and thence the gentlemen walked
and the ladies and little ones travelled
by light wagons. Tho Luray Cavernt
and other famous objects Of interest
were visited, and the pedestrians covered
In ali about 100 miles on foot,
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Special Tlsaram 70 he Sunday ReCkter.
CHARLESTON, June 22,-superiptep,
dent Edward Robertson, Of the Peni-
Tertiary, will hand In his resignation
during the coming week, having been
rendered a more lucrative position, that
OF Commissioner Of Labor, with a salary
Of $1,000 and q further allowance Of
$1,000 or more for expenses, by Cover
ernor Wilson, Mr., PriChard, OF Man
nington, will be appointed by the Gov
ernor, upon the Recommendation OF con-
testant A, 3. Fleming, to take Mr., Rob.
ertson'R place at the prison, and will
enter upon the discharge Of his duties at
once.
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LQcAL BRlYHIRs
Matter. q Minor AIomsnti N and ABOUT tho
CITY.

City.
FLORIDA melons and chestnut Jokes
about cramps appeared Saturday,
Tar air was cool enough Saturday
evening and last evening for light over
coats.
ABTRRthis week theglass factory boys
will be looking for locations down the
river,
sERAwBBRRtEa are apprpachingthe end
Of their season, and raspberEies are get
ting plenty and cheap.
THE FIRE alarm Saturday afternoon was
caused bya chimney blaze at 1923 Main
street, No damage was done,
THR Turner'S and members Of the
Ladies' Section left in good shRpe for the
Cincinnati Test Saturday morning,
THR b~ricklayers Of this city will hold
an important meeting at their hall, No,
1907 Main street, Tuesday evening,
sQUIRE DAVIS sent Frank McAdams
10 jail Saturday In default Of q fine OF
$40 and costs for assault on his vile.
Tar attachment cases against Claire
Scott and company will be tried this
morning In Squire Howells court at
Bridgeport,
TINS Opera House orchestra returned
Saturday from Hopedale, o., where "
played AT the college commencement
Friday night,
PETITIONS are being circulated and nu'
merously signed, asking for the county
and city appropriations 10 the capital
stock Of the Wheeling Development
Company,
BoB CLENRNTs' ten-cent show, which
showed at Caldwelps run and on me
Island last year, will show o. oaldwells
run Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of
this week.
TRMpLRToN PosT g, A. R., OF Washing
Iton, Pa, did mot come down Saturday
evening 10 pay q fraternal visit to Holli,
day Post, The visit was postponed until
next Saturday. /.
FRNFH street was paved on the north
lAide Of the street railroad track, iIsm
from Main 10 Market, Saturday. This
week will probably finish the Market
and Tenth street improvements
A sIxTEES-INcH cat fish was taken
from a water plug on North Main street
Yesterday forenoon. II was alive and
healthy, and the lucky. finder took II
home and had 1t served for dinner.
RIaHT Rev. BlsHoP KAHN yesterday
lin the forenoon, confirmed agood sized
, class In the church OF the Immaculate
Conception, and in the afternoon an
other Class In ST. Alphonsus' church.
TnERR was a great rush Of people Out
to the park yesterday, and the day WaE
perfect. The park Is az It's beat. Ihe
music was much enjoyed. Manystrang'
ers visiting in Wheeling were amongth
crowd. !.
Mn. JOHN HEsLoP, an old and promi'
nent citizen OF Martins Ferry, died there
last night In the house on North Fifth
street In which he had lived for thirty
ave years. He will be buried Tomorrow
afternoon.
HENRY ALIENswoRTH and w. 2,
Jones left yesterday for Lewisburg 70
attend the meeting OF the g. .. York
Rite Masonic Grand Lodge, which meets
there to-day. They are representatives
OF King Solomon Lodge of Wheeling,
BEFoRE retiring fromthe superintend'
ency Of the National Road, j. o. Hervey
completed the repairs Of the high stone
bridge at Mrs. Woods,s place, washed
out blythe July flood. tits substantially
and permanently rebuilt OF stone, and Is
q model OF its kind.
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The Engines sinking.

II Is reported that the Wheeling Steel
Works, at Benwood, will ploRe down. In
extensive repairs. It is 5aid by the Bell
aire Independent that the big enHipes have
been found To b~e9inking 70 such an ex.
tent as TO neCesBitate the rebuilding Of
the foundations. uthis Is done 1t will
REQUIRE at best q month.
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to millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systems, Rrousing their
Liyers, Kidneys, stomachs and Bowels
to a healthy activity, Such is the mission
OF the famous California liquid tfnit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, For sale IN 30
cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug
Company, Anton +, Hess, Il, B, Burt
and D, Menkemeller.
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ROCK POINT, JUNE 20.

Reunion American Tilat GLASS workers.
a varied programme OF amusements
has been provided, andaddresses wlllhe
delivered by prominent officers Of the
Association, The Pennsylvania Com.
pany will run trains to leave Bridgeport
at 6;45 and 1929 q. M, and sell tickets
at round trip rate Of 81 10.
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ELECTRIC 1ionT FLOUR is the best.


Do you suffer with habitud constipa-
ton or billousness2 II 20, try thepleas.
ant huit lautYe, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you. Sold In 30 cent bottles
by Q, II. GoetIe, w. w, Irwin, ". u.
Williams, John Laushlln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin Co.. Wholesale
agents,
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9ftNbNltWt uafeHt
There a 10 be- pottery trust, and we
want 70 SAY that The p%otteries Of Eastern
Ohio will Sc very foolish 10 enter into q
Combination with the jersey potterg. Az
matters now are the Ohio pottets have
ali lhe advantage OF cheap production,
and by combination they have nothing
10 gain but much 10 lose.
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In the medical line 10 The pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II combines
the active properties Of dates, fgs and
primes In such q way as 10 make II one
Of the most pleasant and elective rene
dies on the market, II 10 easily taken
BY. old aud young, and d Q sure cure for
hAblluN constipation, blllonsnosg, dys.
'pepalA, sick headache and piles, and all
disease caused by q weak stomach, dis.
eABed Kidneys OF inactive liver. Sold IN
20 cont bottles BY o. r, uoetGe, W, w,
Irwin, W, \. Williams, John Laughlin,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin \
Co.. Wholesale agents.
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wANAMAKRR 4 BsowN's suits are un.
egualled by SO per cent in every respect.
7Q0Bamples To select from. The wonder
OF the consumer 10 why II has not been
represented here before. Also Buggles
and Carpets at cost at j. W. Ferrel's,
2l0l Main street,
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a little boy,
aIe got o lickln'
For stealing from his grocer
An Imported China Chicken.

If YOU cannot see and need spectaeles
Won ahOuld Gallon uSand have your Eyes
tfSled without charge. We have tile
finest Instruments and more experience
iliAn my otllor UptlClan In the State,
ind ~puAfnnteO satisfaction or money re-
'iund6dI JACOB w CRUDE,
JeWeler and Qptlelai,
Cor. Twelfth and Market streets.
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THn delicious bread you ate az Mrs.
Blank,s house the other evening was
made ftom Electric Light Flour,
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For 81 50 you can get one dozen hne
satin.fnish Cabinet Photographic, and
one extra In q fine gilt frame, 8x10iaize,
at Plummer'S, 1888 Main street, Wheel.