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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31


my knights with his own. while ]. think
ing II to be piece 10 the good, accepted
the exchange and took the white knight
OF the board. The moment had done so
/ realized that had fallen into fatal
trap. 1t was plain that must be mated
In four moves, and without doubt this
cunning mailman had foreseen the mate
six moves ahead.
'Tbreei" he cried, the white queen CIV
ing check to my king. Great beads Of per-
spiration now began to break out on my
forehead. l had lost the game, and unless
some one came to my rescue thought
should most assuredly be killed. pre-
tended to be studying the position, but my
head was busy trying to conooot some
scheme for my escape from this terrible
dilemma. Seeing, however, that my oppo-
nent WAS getting excited, moved my
king to the only available square. -Four
chcckl" he almost shouted as be moved
his queen one square back. My position
was now desperate. could only prolong
the game by interposing my rock, and as
reluctantly pushed the piece forward,
saw with horror my opponent pick up tho
pistol
Five cbeckf' and away went my rock.
My king had now only one move, followed
by mate. Never shall forget what my
feelings were at that moment, and now the
time for action had come felt powerless
to move hand or foot. My head seemed to
reel, and almost mechanically made my
last move.
six, mattel" he literally shrieked, and
saw him raise the revolver on level with
my head. Instinctively closed my eyes,
and the next instant there was q loud ro-
port, and fell to the ground unconscious.
"How do you feel now3 You certainly
had narrow escape"
/ opened my eyes and saw DR.. Charley
bending over me.
is that you, doctor2" I murmured.
Am I really alivea 1 thought was
dead"
You are not only alive, but unin-
jured," was the comforting reply, and
then my host told mo that at the very mo-
ment the mailman raised the revolver to
fire at me he had noiselessly entered the
room and was Just in time to knock the
would DO assassin's arm in an upward di-
rcction, SO that the weapon went off with
out doing any more harm than little
damage to the room l had simply been
overcome and fallen down in a-dead faint,
owing to tho mental strain that had I'M
dergone. My opponent had been immedi-
ately overpowered by the keepers who
were waiting in readiness.
1t seems that after bidding me good
night the doctor had had occasion to open
tho sliding door arrangement, which when
closed effcctually shut off the house from
the asylum. BY some means my mad OPP
ponent had slipped through unobseryed
and made his way to the study His alb
sence had been discovered, and the doctor
and his assistants had instituted quiet
and careful search until at length, hear
ing a voice in the study, they made all
haste there and arrived just in time, as
believe, to save my life,
When | said goodby to the doctor next
day, made up my mind that 1t would be
long time before paid him another WIS.,
it, and to this day never sit down to
game of chess without the terrible expert
ence Of that night being vividl,s recalled
to my mind,--Exchanee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3o.-Flour weak; win
ter superline. S2lOl2,.o; do. extras, 81. ESQ
$40; No. winter famil y, so4o1a5 80; Pennsyl
vania roller. straight, $s5012.@; western
winter, clear, s2.4Oo2.60. Wheat dull and
weak, with b5Ikc. bid and BIC. asked for Jan.
uary. Corn lower, dull, with 4il4c. bid and
acc asked for January. Oats quiet, steady,
with 3514c bid and 36r asked for January.
Hay easy; good to choice timothy, Sl2ll2 80:
Beef easier family, Slo1ls extra mess. IS;
beef hams, slB,59lDl7; packed. Ss.508l 0.50;
city extra India mess, SlS@ls. Pork steady.
Lard steady; western steam, S67o; city. 1925
Qt8B7l6 Butter steady; western dairy. 100
l5c; do. creamery, Haste; do. factory. SD
lto; Elglns, 2ic.; imitation creamery, 0Glsc.
New York dairy. l0d lsc.; do. creamery. lao
2lc.; Pennsylvania creamery prints. fancy
25c.; do. choice 2ic; do. fair to good. 1sat2lc,
prints jobbing at 2saeoc. Cheese dull. weak I;
Now York large s9lii4c.; do. small, slf1
Ike; part skins, 5000. full skins. s02Ifc.
Eggs strong; New York and Pennsylvania. 20
@27c.; ice house. 1sG2lc.; western fresh, 2616
628c.; southern, 24d25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31
z '=--5fs--l.5i 90 .f.ii'--- r 45a4a' 49,
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
A ELL to Establish Department 81
Charities and Correction.

A Biil 70 Establish . Department Of
ohsrities and Correction.
HARRISBURG, Jan. e1.--The house Demo
Gratis h-1 caucus yesterday at which IL
was decided to oppose the bill reorganiz-
Ing the state banking depsl1opent, which
had been made q special order for second
reading at the morning session. When
the bill was taken up Representative Fow
and other leaders of the minority offered
the amendments, which were voted down
by the Republicans. The bill was then
read the second time It has passed tho
senate and was made special order in the
house for third reading and final passage
today.
A bill introduced by Mr. Fritts, of CO.
iumbla, authorizes the assessment and
collection of taxes for local purposes on
the real estate of railroad, canal, tele-
graph, telephone and pipe line companies.
The bill provides that tho assessments of
the real estate of these companies shall be
transmitted to the county commissioners
OF the several counties.
A bill to establish department OF char
titles and correction was introduced by
Representative Marshall, of Allegheny. 1t
provides that the chief officer shall be
known as superintendent and be appointed
by the governor for a term of three years.
The superintendent Is empowered to en-
ploy three inspectors, five clerks and three
deputies, to be known as inspectors of
charities, collections and lunacy.
Mr.. Fow, of Philadelphia introduced
bill reducing the examining fee of the
state medical examining board from s25
to IS.
Chairman Cochranc, of the committee
OH vice and immortality, reported the SEN
ate resolution providing for legislative
investigation into the management of the
state insane hospitals at Norrlstown and
Wernersville, with the recommendation
that the committees report before the first
Monday of March, 1885. The house con-
Cured in the action of the committee.
A bill introduced by Mr.. Snively, of
Franklin, appropriating s50o0,0o0 to i'm
prove the public highways under the
charge of the secretary of internal affairs,
provides for the election of township
road committee and county road en-
gineer.
Among the bills passed finally was one
to repeal the act which requires the treas
urer Of Washington county to travel over
that county to collect taxes and one to
create the office of assistant cashier of the
state treasury at the annual salary Of s., 200.
Among the bills introduced was one re-
quiring the payment of license fec of
300 to allow Intoxicating liquors to be
sold on buffet, dining and palace cars in
this state
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

WlLKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 30. = Judge
Rice yesterday handed down an opinion in
the famous ,leddo tunnel case. He decides
that the tunnel company has a right to
drain the mines at Ilarieigh and Eberyale
II they can do so without flooding Butler
creek and causing 1t to overflow on the
farms and injure them by deposits of coal
dirt and mine refuse, As the company can
do this, they will open the tunnel in few
days. The tunnel is five miles long, and
is driven through solid rock under two
mountains. 1t cost 81 100000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31
A Pair of Dumbbe1ls.


LONDON Jan. 81.--A dispatch from Kobe,
Japan says that upon their arrival there
the Chinese were received by the secretary
of the foreign department. Although o
force Of police was present, the japanese
mob assembled to witness the landing Of
ENJOYS made hostile demonstration, and
the latter had to be protected by largo
force of police. Tho Japanese newspapers
believe that the negotiations will be fruit
less, as China is not likely to agree to the
terms of Japan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

NEW York. Jan. 30.-Beeves firm; native
steers, poor to prime s465.3j per 100 lbs; corn
fed Texans 81. 8014 10; oxen. 81. 25lb4 90; bulls
$275lt3 70; dry cows, 81. 3Ddt3i0. Calves steady;
poor to prime veals. S5lI7; barnyard calves, 81
@2.50. Sheep and lambs very firm. higher;
poor to prime sheep. S3d4,50 ommon to choice
lambs, St62Ia15.yo, Hogs steady ut s440@
as
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Jan. 90. Cattle dull I'M
changed; prime, tjat5,25; good 5i.45a4.65;
bulls, stays AID cows, s26325 Hogs dull
heavy Philadelphia, s4.i51t4. so; common to
fair Workers. SIljlt4.25; roughs. s3lG4. Sheep
steady; extra, S3.s0l3.9O; good, $4,000. go;
common to fair lambs, S2.5Oabk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31
nr. pI..en Nnt n.ndr 10 Re.lrn.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 31.-While it can be
authoritatively stated that Postmaster
General Bissell does not now intend to re-
sign from the cabinet, it is possible that
he will relinquish his office before the end
of the administration in order to resume
the large law practice which the firm of
which he is the senior partner enjoys. Mr..
Bissell, however, has no intention of tax
ing this action at this time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

CuppiDguni lsoehinl, lti L. Seconi}I
NJ. F. Davis. Jeweier. . E. sni ).
Cupping " leeol.in2. Parxer.sB MIiis1l
American Laundry. 80! West Froat St
The best tea and coffee In the city a
hard times prices at i0l Delaware Avsnua
w. s. Moore.
DR.. Simms' White PulmonGc Dalsi n, tbs
famous throat and lung remedy ana
hypophosphate or lung food. 606 King
stiee
A. b. Chase Story aud Clark. Carpentsr
and Taber organs. Sole agent Geo. &.
Dearborn, SIS Shipley street, Wilmlnqtou.
All Sizes prices and terms.
Slmms Liver Pills quick in curl M
headache. splendid liver stimulant: bsA
ever made; thousands say so. 500 king
street
A few slightly used .and secondhand
organs from $500 to $4,000. Geo. n
Dearborn, 5i5 ShipIey street. wilmingtQR
sou boxes of cigars, fifty In box. for cash
at 45c. per box. Durstetn. East SeepnA
street.
Black or blue Cheylot serge suits to or
der. $500 Plerson. the tailor. OIL Mar-
ket street.
III you want to savs money 20 to w.
3. Moore for your groceries at 40I Dela-
ware Avenue; 1t will pay you to 20 tiar9
and buy ut hard times prices.
Weber pianos Unsurpassed In tous)
Geo. L. Dearborn. SIS Shlpley street. WA
Inlngton.
The world,renowned J. & G. Flsohey
pianos; over $1,000 In use. Sole aaank'
George L. Dearborn, SIS Shipley streak
Wilmington
Capitana clear Havana iiller So. cigar
(Sen Auben, )hand made at our factory, ~.
| straight Grand Royal. loo. cigar. Dur
stein. o East Second street.
Tho largest stock OF organs and pianos
at the lowest prices ever offered. Geo. *
Dearborn, SIS Shipley street Wilmington
Livery instrument warranted.
| Clay worsteds. long outaways to ordar
| SO. Person. tho tailor. 9ll Market st.
See the Rattle March of the Soldiers Of
Cyrus -"Belshazzar" 50 and IS
cents-at s. Ii. Baynard's aud GarrAtt
Smith, after Feb. lst. Reserved without
extra change.
Steam dyalng. securing. altering, res
pairing and pressing. Clothing made to
order. A. J. Plerson. GIL Market strast
The healthy. wealthy and wise all uss
| DR.. Sinms White Pulmonio Bals1ni.
| when troubled with coughs. sore tiiroak
lung diseases. 30. SOC and 81. Depot dJ1
king street.
to the Delaware Dye Works. 2ld KtHX
street.
Our Daily Bread Tobacco. lsc. lb.; lafre
lot chewing and smoking. Zoe. Id. lut-
stein. East Second street.
Dr Simms' White Putmonlo Balsam. thn
positive cure In sore throat and lung a.
| eases, coughs. hoaT5eno s. Group, btq1M
splitting &c. Sold by regular drugEI<W
only and at Gu6 klug street at 80 cents and
ell
See the Captivity and Rescue of Zerab,
babei. Victory OF Cyrus. and Death OF
Belshazzaf Opera House. February 6th
and gIh, ~
English trouaerings to order IS. Sc ana
| 81, worth Slu. Pierson, the tailor Oil Alar-
/ kot street.
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The Dets Conspiraey Trial.

CHICAGO, Jan. 31.-The Debs trial was
devoid of interest yesterday. The mes
sages sent by Debs and other officers of the
American Railway union over the Vest
ern Union wires were read TO the jury tho
greater part of the day. Only those tele.
grams affecting the stoppage of trains
were read President Baker, of the Chicago
board of trade and others, testified to their
experiences on trains delayed by the strike.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31
Murderer saunderson peclared Insane

LONDON. Jan. 3l.-Reginald Saunderson,
who on Jan. . was fully committed for
trial for the murder of young woman
named Augusta Dawes whose throat he
cut in Holland Park road on the night of
Nov % last, was arraigned in the central
criminal court (Old Bailey) After the
testimony Of medical experts and other
witnesses had been heard the prisoner was
adjudgcd insane, and it was ordered that
he be committed to an asylum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

NEW YORK, Jan 3l-All of Brooklyn's
warehouse interests, with single excep-
tion, are now grouped into one. The deal
was closed yesterday. The transaction
was one of the largest In the way OF real
estate which has occurred of late. 1t in
yolyed a capital of $50, ooOo 900. The pur-
chaser is known as the Brooklyn Storage
and Warehouse company.
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THE WORK OF pEAcEMAKERs.
Reported Agreement at Washington That
VIII Prevent a Cl,sh of Arms.


VIII Prevent Cl,sl of Arms.
WASHINGTON, Jan, 81 On the subject
of the conference between Secretary
Gresham and the Mexican and Gautemalan
ministers The Evening star says
"The existing controversy between Mex
leo and Guatemala was argued pro and
con, with the result, so it Is stated, that
the two countries will settle the matter
between themselves without resort to
arms. An agreement was reached whereby
Guatemala Is to make certain concessions
to Mexico in the nature of an apology and
indemnity, in return fot which the latter
country will forget and forgive all past
differences.
mo details can be had on the subject,
and the amount of the indemnity said to
have been agreed upon cannot be stated
with postiveness. 1t II variously stated
at between S500,0 600 and r., 900, 600"
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.-Thc state de-
partment was informed by Minister Tay-
lor, at Madrid, that the Spanish senate
had passed the modus vivendi placing the
United States again in the most favored
nation column as to duties on imports
into Cuba and Porto Rico. The bill re-
mains to be signed by the queen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31
Eczema Isn't
A Nice Disease.

1t is painful, irritating,
observation-disclosures alike to the
sufferer and his friends. The little
watery, blistery eruptions itch and
Jingle. Scratching doesn't help.
You may scratch to the bone and
only make it worse, but it can be
cured by using
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

GUATEMALA, Jan. 81 President Barrios
is comforting daily with Mexico's repre-
sentative here, No definite action has been
taken SO far as known, and they have
made but little progress in their negotia-
tions over the boundary question that is
now agitating Mexico a nd Guatemala. 1t
is reported that rioting has occurred at
Guacheo, and that several have been killed.
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IA Word to Parents
About Our Nav
Brownie Beck 8
QUEER PE0lI

Brownie hee4 ~
QUEER PE0ll
To mothers and fathers We want
suggest II you have not seen
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at once. The striking genius Of
Cox as an unique and original NUNS
artist and writer was recoRnixeu
the issue OF his first Brownie hook,
is more fully displayed and spprcc
In his Queer People," because o.
greater and richer variety. compn1
animals (wild and tame). birds. {o* =
fairies. giants. gobiins. msrrymsn. 91
archs, etc. =.
HIS inlinltable faculty for telling 12lE
stories In merry jlnglfng verses. n11
animals and birds act out their main
and then with matchless genius inpf
ing them in the most captivating mel
conceivable Is certainly marvel5u&5
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One Of the most modest but really 11l
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live Palmer Cox"
1T is not often that we get such boz
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the way along. 1t is the jolllest k31z|
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laugh and good sermon. "--RpA
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lhe late eminent Chicago divine. Dee
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ture and along with the humor Will
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Every page Is crammed full of whole
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1T Is book that will tickle the lIttle
ones."-Hurtford Giobe.
The world has known no genius a. 4
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These columns charm, yes. oaptivate tho
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For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware fair; southwest to west
winds. For the District of Columbia,
Maryland and Virginia, generally fair;
variable winds. For western Pennsyl-
vania and western New York, fair and
warmer; south winds.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly Oh the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
TEN efiectually. dispels colds, head
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ser pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81. bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co,
SAN FRANCISCO. ca.
L0HatiifF. FY 49, ''a's' Ny
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WHEELING, w. Va, Jan 31.--Thc much
talked Of flstlc battle bel wecn Harry Mix
irk and "Tim" Seaman, both of Pittsburg,
before the Columbian Athletic club, oc-
Cured here last night and Seaman knocked
his opponent out before the conclusion of
the first round NikirE was defeated in
two minutes ...".
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WANTED-ENperence welters. steady
wv work. Apply ut once. Wilmington
Hosiery Co.. 2a3 shiplcy street. j!J.3t
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TOR Rents able, sth aud Morrow streets
IL suitable FOR four horses and four wagons
Apply 10 jas. +. sutton. 1903 W. Sth stree.
80 eou-tf
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STOCK ANo PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quetations of the New York aud
Phiiadslphin Exchanges. ~

NEW YORK. Jan. S0,--The stock market was
q shade stronger today There was fall in
whisky trust shares at the opening. followed
at the lower figure, being only u per cent.
down for the day. Closing bids:
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TOR RENT-A houfe and eight acres of
II truck lar d. about half a mile from Cen.
tleviile Chrlstiana hundred. Apply 10 Jas.
COnh, care oil Comfy bros. Front aud Madi.
sou streets, j25-6t .eod'
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WANTED -Eourders for second story
wv front room. No. Oh " est street Mrs.
Shocklcy. J30-tf
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LNOR RENT-Two.story house, lla9 Orange
II street. Apply @. f. Vernon. this office.
i1d-tf+
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EOR RE&T-One I-ro0m house ON 3ith St
A one square from Market street. Posses.
son Hivcn mt once. Apply Geo. stab beyond
Riyervicw. i26-Bt-
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INOlt RENT-A 2-story brick house. No L.
II irwin Place, Running In on oil Locust
street. between Taylor and Ninth = reeta APP
ply {. W. GoodinI, Eighth and Madison
streets 1.9- Is
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TOR RENT-lTouso No. a0l7 Del. Avenue
y rooms and bath. gas sc. Apply to a.
ID. I.eCarpentier. Rock land. Del. j7-tf
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NTANrED-A respectable younr man de-
wv Bires TO make tho acquaintance OF a
Protestant working widow Indy keeping
House and making a living respectfully. No
objection % u enid. WIN. Is. Smith, General
Delivery, Post Office. 49, -it-w.fr
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LNOR SALE--Storc and dwelling N. W. cor.
~ ner FRANKLIN and Lancaster avenue
u rooms, heated. all convenienres. UcsiSa.
pie business stand. cheap and on reasonable
terms Apply 10 Christopher Bauer. Firth
and jackson. i9-lw-lIw
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LNoH sALE.-Ihe nae and attractive new
IL houses at Twelfth and Ma ket streets.
Gall on 4. H. Melvin on the premisce, or $40
East Ninth street. j22-20-
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LNoR RENTING Old and well established
IL city hote and stables, 40 Front street
loht moderate. Apply to Frazer q Co, 100
King street. Cranston building. is3-I0t =
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LNUR RENT hrs o'iiee. aO5 Eel. avenue. n
II tlrst class place for a Doctors, dentist
druggist or business store. Apply to Paul
Bright, hl7 Market street. i3O-GI'
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z3oR III Mt The Agricultural Warehouse,
2l5 N'sI Trout street. Also the paper
store, rs ana 4at " 81 snl street, J. A. liar
ris. Grub T.. o.. bel Ji5.tf
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TNOR SALE-i.d Rodney street. now room
II house. VIII be sod very low and ON
easy terns. Has both gas aud bath. hents
for Sl50. Vim. j. Fisher. LOG Market street.
126-6t-eul,