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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

NEW YORK CITY MILLS-The proprietor ha-
wing received full supply now enabled TO offer 10 gro
and families the following articles fresh dressed and ma
nutactured daily
s Head article the best that be dressed
by any mill IN the world.
I'd. Prime Rice which Is the next quality to Head.
3d. Broken Rice Small Rice, which are very cheap
and wholesome food being about half the price Of whole
rice
Also Ground Rice or Rice Flour This article is of the
greatest uxures this country Tor COOK
ing are pu up in each parcel
South Carolina Gritis Hominy, manufactured rom
the best Flint Cornalso Cora Flour and Meal OF the die-
cnl kinds.
Also SUI erhne and Graham Flour, and Wheat Middlngs,
from the best Western Wheat The above articles Will be sold
In any quantities To SUIT purchasers.
Orders fram of the city country VIII be prompt
" attended TO directed To THOMAS BELLY Agent, New
York Rice Mill Jefferson and South sts or lett Win
MESSRS. GEORGE DARRELL q CO.
j3O I'm n. Wall and Front SITS
HOLLIS HOTEA-The proprietors OF this we'll known
and popular establishment conforming TO the wishes
and frequent solicitations OF their friends and GUS
TONER'S have determined that and after the LIST day OF feD
pan where citizens travellers their lodging
apartments without board and 10 those who choose 10
have their meals in the building there will be regular
table the usual hours of breakfast and ALSO table
uxures mark Affords dhed order, and To he paid
according Of bill of fare placed daily before them
The bars will he furnished with the best of Wines and Liquors
the cooks and walters OF the first casand every thing done
the of the propfietors to render comfortable all those
who may please favsr them with call
B. The Lodging Department will be conducted ny ASA
HOLT.
The Eating Department by ROBERT MOORE aod IRA
COBURN.
!. January 81 1885,
The Morning Evening papers OF this city will please
py the above and insert week. and send the bill To the
Hotel f9Im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

Il. SAVANNAH PACK HTS-OLD LINE
S4 The comprising the above ue will be despatched
sanzak from New FORK and Savannah in the following
orders
Ship TRENTON tnewl Jas. 5. Bennett master.
Sh AUBURN, new NJ. Durey
Shid REPUBLICAN, II. W. Foster master.
Ship MILLEDGEVILLE, ID. l.. Psrter master.
Ship NEWARK, Il. Durham master.
The above ships all OF the first class and built in this city
expressly for the trade Their accommodations for pasen
gers elegant and extensive and every facility will be az
forded TO shippers by this line.
Goods forwarded subscribers will be shipped free Of
all charges except those actually incurred.
For freight or passage apply 10
Johnson K LOwDEN, sc Wall st. and
ia wASHBURN 4 LEWIS Savannah.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
!. C,TYuuOTEL TO LEFT OW LKAsE-

~ CITYuHOTEL To LET Or LEABE-
IN. That long established and well known Hotel situated
kA Uues, Cencssee y, the canal and eonten
mated depot u the two railroads. The building efbrick
ro.s high ~ Zee, in front NY Is feet in dvph and eos,sins
Independent sf gsrrr and Kitchen 6eors 10 % ~hsh
iage square psrcrs Aks bans coach house ~ The
furniture WILDE d~po.ed u 10 the eeee reasonable er"s
resuired Possession gwen the ifsh1 Feb. rer.
For sale ~ e.rsnge, for inprov~d city property
f far ne hanks &C the Hu-os, hshly imp~oyed ces
,sinng Apply at No ~ ~ h@rts Pisss, oeswees
and III 0caocs, A. A.. r&m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

nRRIs TOOTH PAsTE--A and elegant
~ Gle fer the Teeth-The Orris Tooh Paste while beau
teeth removing and preventing every appearance OF
and giving 10 them clear and peery Wilderness ao
heghen the color ofhe lips and gums and gives additional
beauty 10 the tout ensemble OF the mouthby It's sinicctng
properties greatly tends the teeth from decay
and purify the breaand ii also adds that peculiar AND
the breath for which the orr Root
Justly celebrated that article largely into the compo
sen ofthe Orris Tooth Paste giving its and
tally contributing that agreeable and fragrance which
this Paste preemnently To those WHO have
Partially for tooth wash the Orrs Tooh Paste will be par
culary acceptable, il readily be converted into
pleasant and excellent tooth wash by aevHg piece
about The size Of in small quantity Of water which
be done the instant The or Tooth Paste thus
all the advantages tooth wash without the objections that
be brought against the in which article Of The
latter description must necessity be upand equally
free from the many objections haare applicable totoot pow.
their of appenage the oet
The great number articles that have been submitted the
public improving the Of the teeth and which
have generally unsatisfactory induces the prOp
ofthe Ors Tooth Paste, confident is he Gifts superior
excellence and virtue, observe, that should In
prove ineft Give the money will be returned
II be had Of II. G. Hart, IT'S Broadway; MIS- A. c.
Cannons No. Astor House, Broadway; james ii. Bart
Broadway; George c. Howe Co. l48 Chatham yohr
Howe Dentist, lo4 Grand street, corner OF Mercer
Guion Bowey and Grand ST. corner Heay and Pike
and Wholesale and retail at AL Grand between as,
Broadway and Division Price SO cents. Be careful 70
obtain the paste. d4mS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

DATENT LAMPS, WARRANTED-Improve
Mechanical and Lamps recently Invented by
Messrs Ocean Co. Paris superior to any former isventvs
o their utlii and beauty.
The subscriber sole agent and importer In the United
States Messrs Decau Co, bcgs leave respectfully
ladies and gentlemen this city that he open
No 10 junction ofMaden Lane and Liberty
up stairs with complete OF the above stated supe
rsr fashionable Lamps which he intends keep constantly
thereof with call being confident that this
Gle entirely from the popularity has already
among fashionable circles In Paris and from the
tensive which constantly received, that It's
fail be duly appreciated Ivy thsinergent
nifty seconds being besides sufficient TO examae aud
recognize all is useful Properties the mechanism being
ecy plain construction and operation, and being
same tine object Of curiosity by itself.
These Lamps be adapted any purpose in the way
illumination and he asserted without hesitation
geraton-ha alone produces light equal 10 Is sperm
candles One OF these lamps he used discretion whou
the least nj teratos the mantle piece, the table
| very simple combination adapted ns a chandelier.
OF b. peculiar peres this ingenious invention
the ginss tube and the wick that resua,es TIN
light the latter not in the least increased by the raising
diminished by the lowering Of the wick except however when
total extinction II requires.
Another peculiarly slss OF II that the amr
used, becoming clarified by the functions Of
which wound In the evening"
The light suitably regulated snung further aenos
required for the whole night
The subscriber hand full plain
easily adapted Candles which gives them the APP
fancy lamps and they agreeable
gentle light very recommending industrious raden
and writer's There alse such fancy o larger de-
scrptoa, and fancy globes attached TO the above lan
ji2-Sr' AU0'N DhCON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

m DOM aw AnTED-A fr-nfhej ps ,or SD hcdwpom
HI az ore IRE room with or hreekfau es6 tee
~ nesr Brvsd -ry, Cor single genemsn Address p
Ne ~ nj this oBce 'h&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

~ old LINE OF LIVEkPOOL PACK.
0f4 hIb-The Old Line o. Packets Will be desPetcbea
by The subscribers, sail from New Ysrk and Liver
poor on TIE Isl and 10Th OF each month with the pon lhk
whsn the sailing day falls sunday, the ships will sad
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

<1A TO LET OK LEAsE-ThM tcauiiful Coun
EW try resc ence whcreon the subscriber resides
Codsprng liarbor, Long Island and within 3s yards
ofths s,eansoa, landing The premises consist ola Fitcbes
and Flower Gaen, well stocked with small fruits and shrub
berry The House situate in the tie grounds
Immediately es the edge Of the hsrbor within Few yards Of
The waer, where there Il beautiful sand beach for bathing
The House new, large and convenient with wide he'll run
ming through the cehe, whch looks both the
water with ito story Kitchen adjoining and all dashed 10
modern style There Is ase The premises and Goa
venisn' bars coach house stables shea fowl hon wood
horse These premises admirably well calculates
for large gentee family residence. genieel 5osra-
ing house, being in sight and sbou, bali mile as
tant from the Episcopal Church stsges pass he
door twice day and from the Rail ROAD Depot which
about miles distance. The Bay abounds WIN hsh. fowt
clans oysters The land and prospects are vy en-
tersive. romantic and beautiful beyond deserpltos
For pariic ulsrs inquire OF IN hosr
welt 81 OF the subssriber on the Prsn,,.ss ,.cu,
ffe-Sts ThVmhs HANhiSONs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

nh. u, FRANCIS, DENTlST-Has removed 70
~ l5s street. opposite 10 Hudson where he
continues all the various branches OF Dentistry
ON the and improved principles. bs premun
incorruptblc Teeth of the best quality full
raneA 10 remain permanent the gums without the
springs or gstures Tooth ache drops that will Die
violent toot ache In atew moments, and at The
the tooth and remove all pam from The gums
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by DR.. Francis, which
from the NATURAL and will perform
motion Of without giving the slightest p5in For
an impro in this art he has received diploma
Ase EYE WATER. DR.. r. respectfully soicls The attvs
ton ofthe public hs extraordinary and efcscous
Rye Water II has fully proved itself most vsluahe appi
eaen inham alton AND weakness NJ the eyes, Tboss thai
been diseased for years. has PERFECTLY cured In fs~
days and sergag~d to do 80.
The Rev j Harrison A Thompson procured bottle
OF the above MIS- Hsrsons and b astonshes
IN. dimnes apd pain, which has been
ve maay shc had used eye waters hu they
all failed therefore hope the public will soon appreciate
Its value. JOSErH hAfHtSON.
This is n certify hat Mrs MCsrey No. FLAMES
widow 81 the late Or ECafrey has used Dr. Frsnes ey.
water hich happy tostar had the desired effect and
may say me absolute bgdress ] therefore
safely rccouae III and valuable
and only make an others
Fesm The esneny those who have used the Eye wates
prepared by Dr. Francis have hesitation ssi
= DUNCAN DUNBAR,
jl3.ims Pastor of the MDougalds. Church
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

r sAIE-Of two brick front dwellings Nos. - and g
Spring street on two lots Of ground Is by 10
eet each with large gangwsy, and well ~ the
wards To coed csc premises for manufacturing
other purposes sapd unriyalej Apply Ne. i24 white At
fvv@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

"a TO LET-A handsomely located and eesvensut
Iva Tenement 20 a small famiy without cbl<ron, situated
~ n tbr Upper part OF the city, sctween Hudson
and broadway. Rent $500 per snsum Address d this
eFce. 09w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
Volume III.
Notice to Country Subscribers.

H.reafter whenever any country subscription to the
Herald reaches fortnight OF It's close subscribers
will receive their papers, done up In yeov aorappers
This plan is adopted in order to give our patrons IN
the country notice. either to renew their subscription
by fresh remittance, or to expect it to at the
close of the period for which it had been paid Sub
scribers, will, therefore understand, after this notice,
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yelio,o tcrGppiag paper
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice. without putting them to the ex-
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall, by
way of requta for his shaving often our subscrl-
befs. The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet,
are to cheat as much you can, so that the law
does not reach YOU do not practice on this prlncl-
ME TO any exteat, except when have dealings with
the Kitchen-and on such occasions II IS adopted
purely in self delence-if you don't shave you'll get
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
ing that the Herald has failed, when, at the same
time, know full well that it is regularly nailed
Why these complaints Because many OF Amos
sub-reasurers will be looking into the Herald, to see
the lneaments of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh but forget TO put the Herald into It's
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as favor-as
nersona favor to me-to try to be as honest as they
can know they have precious little of that article
bat precious little is better than none
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
PIONEER FAST LINE.
EH 80 80

VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves the West Chester House, of Broad and Race
streets, daily al o'clock
Boats and Cars Line
description having been built expressly the
opassengers and surpassed the country
Tbs is the only Packet Line that the Rail Road
Harrisburgh thereby saving so miles Of caDa travel aad
reaching Pittsburgh IN three days and half instead OF
four and half formerly the when they by
Columbia, ond there took the canal.
For speed and comfort this Line exceed ohsr
in the United States
Passengers TO Cincinnati Louisville Natchez Nashville 81
Los kc will always be certain OF being taken without de-
lay as this line connects with the boats Pittsburgh carrying
the mali.
For apply at the north Of 4h and ChesDus
81, and at No 200 Market Sd and Willow sts
Philadelphia, May IA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

I ARGk HOG-For sse,a Neg Weighing fros ~, 70 OF 70
L. hundred pounds Apply AZ the New forh Nice 90
Jefferson ard South IS tD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05


.fS The subscribers have established line Of packet.
run between this port and v Mobile TO consist Of
and srs o " ps xsss master
PIG DETROIT, j. Y, Williams, master.
Brig CAMILLA, +. Mich Is masts..
rE Brig NOBLE new master; ,,,,.o .,.,..
sccomn,odaons and commanded by experienced masters
be s9H the ss
all goods forwarded subscribers will he shipped free Of
is For r % st.
tlt DARIMN. lGeo.l LINE of PACKETs-Brig
sr sIh2Se So = B1o ws:, @.'''
Brig MACON, Blbbins, master,
Brig NEW JERsEY, B. Ms,,he VS., master.
Scnr y. .. CRANE, studley' master. NAL.
ell Collins OF Darien Geo established the above line
se built expressly FOR The above trade and all copper sn
goods to the agent NsT Tosk TS a
line stages runs from Daren to Macon times
week also steamboat to St Augustine twice week l3
e. CHARLESTON PACKkTs-Cemmere
1 She following We seis compose the above line Of
srs piMSN Frederick sesrwoes master,
Brig BUENos AYREs, ii. Stuart master.
Brig FANNY tnew) ". whiulese,, master.
The above are ali frs, class vessels built expressly for the
eommodaons Tor passengers extensive, and exertions
@ sf p e viii ip be
For eigh,or passage, apply the captains board
j2s wM CALDWELL SONS, Charleston. $. c.
IA SAVANNAH PACKETS.-0ld Established
8 Line The packets composing the above line will sail
Ship xSGELioUE, s. Nichols, master.
Ship OCMULGEE, (new) T. ). Leavr-
Ship MACON, w. osborn master.
ship CELIA, D. l. Porter, massr
Ship LOUISA. d. II. Truman, master.
The ships built In New York expressly for
is business and by captains well acquainted
will trade
every facility will he afforded shippers and passengers All
goods forwarded subscribers will be shipped free OF
Commission. SCOTT MoRRELL, u South st. j2s
"a MOBILE PACK ETs-NEw LINE
ES The ships comprising the above line will be regularly
despatched from New York, on the 10Th and 18th Of
ship THAMES, jas D. Snow, master
Ship ROB ROY, A. Arnold master
Ship WARSAW, J. Thatcher, master.
ship wAyssLY, Thos psi gs, mss,s.
The all first ships. copper fastened and cop
pered and commanded experienced IN the trade with
handsome furnished ommsdatons for passengers Goods
arded the subscribers will be shipped free OF comnis
sion For freight or passage, apply TO
j23 CENTER 4 CO.'S Pine 81.
ga PETERsBUHG PACKETS--OLD
9Th LINE.-The vessels comprising the above se will be
Eegulary despatched frem New York and Petersburg,
schr EMMA, Isaac Cole, master.
Sehr HELEN, ID. Latouretie ". master.
Schr VIRGINIA John woglau, master.
Schr PETERSBURG (new) ID La'oorese, master.
The shove AL first class schooners built expressly for
this trade and commasded by experienced masters One ot
the above vessels will be regularly despatched from each port
All goods forvsred the subscribers viii be shipped free
OF commission. r or freight passage, apply TO
jas JOHNSON LowDEN. 80 walst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

nR. JOHNSON " confdeptsally at Ibis once,
~ No. ~ Duane street hewe.s nathan and William s'so'
The following diseases. viz .Gonerrb~a, 1900 Chancres
sricturs Seminal weakness and the rumseus srs
ing poison improper trostmeS Dr. Jonsos
Affections intwo or Three days
and The most ipseteraie cases 10 poporonae uh wou'
ton from business ng themselves ~ DrJehr
care desc themselves with eeaniy OF success
he mos, aggravated cases serotol9Ss eIA
Nc speedily healed Strangers would 30 wei ey xvng W
johnson certain preventative may DC made az sns'
Inc foregoing Diseases ick has never s
cd when used within wenyfcur hours sner exposure Let
80, % naid and erosng afee can necessary
drtne and directions for itssusc forwarded.
At.uis nce from A. NJ tn III al nsght Dr.. Jehnaa has
ps.om from ~ Cnanbers street THIN
xvOUNG GENTLEMEN are qualified Tor the duties
Broadway. 10 expeditions and supere manner. Book.
keeping penmanshp he. taught improved psp by
which competent efthcse branches he oh
aned 10 third Of the time usually devoted TO that pur-
Prospectuss msy be had by oppying sttbe Rooms
tFror1 the Boston Evening Garsuel
The manner IN which Bookkeeping Is Frequently npEht
conveys very imperfect idea 9th practice 81 merchants
The great difference between theor End practice
The study q an arr and y sPp,ssos, too " ~ y
forms and uoaesef business 10 thorough and eeeIual mas-
ner.
We are personally acquainted with Mr. Foster and take
great pie asure recommending his establishment 70 the
tee Of fellow citizens We have examined bis system IN
detail have observed hs modes Of instruction In full
his plan II facilitates beyond all other methods the attain
uent OF q free, elegant, and rapid business hand.
p LsssoNs IN FRENCH A gea,lemsn Who hes hsd
many years experience teacher OF the Fre-eh lsngusEe
or classes stove and will give lessons day sso
evening upon and method, whereby psr'on are
tasghte ssak and write the language with huercy 80 eo'
TectEst -
ARGk HOG-ror sale, reg Weighing frVs y 70 sor V
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

commanded
acter and experience ard furnished with
best KIND Every attention will be paid passengers
mote their comfort and convenience The passage
ward hxed by an understanding with the propreers OF the
others lines AT $780, including aud stores every
scription; tl2o without wines and liquors.
er the captains these ships will be
she Tor am letters parcels packages by them unless
regular bills Of ladng are signed therefor.
II freight or pas age, apply TO
Barring BROTHERS & co Liverpool, and to
GoSDHUE CO or G. III MARSHALL,
81 souhst New York.
Lis r.fNPUOL PACIA ETs.-To sail from
fIA New York the 9Th, and from Liverpool oath Of
~each month In the year. except that when these dates
tall on sunday, thu sailing of the shpswl be deferred until
the Dexi day.
Feb. a-Ship GEO. WASHINGTON, II. Holsredge, 62s
Feb. a-Ship PENNSYLVANIA. Johp p. Smith, 6sotons
April 8.-Ship INDEPENDENCE, r. Nye, MASTER 75S
tons.
Sept s.-ship ROSCOE J. c. Delano, master, go tons.
FROM LIVERPOOL
Dec H-Shlp PENNSYLVANIA
Jam 2L-Ship INDEPENDENCE.
Feb 24-Ship ROSCOE.
March 2-Ship GEO WASHINGTON.
These ships all of class, commanded by Of
great experience and pains will be spared
hive the the the first
description The rate OF out Is fixed by understand
Ing with the propreors Of the other packet lines Ne
Ner The capt aims Of these vessels will be RESPONSE
BILE for letters parcels packages above ships
unless regular bills fading sgned therefor For freight
or passage, apply to
GRiNNELL, MINTURN & CO. 1874 Front st. N. Y.or
WiLDES, PICKERsGILL co. Liverpool. ja
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

~
cD Brek GBildng 10 Centre 81 near Walker. Said build-
sk-Arg calculated for q Carriage Repository. The
gsrud h y feet by so feet deep calculated for three
&c e4ired second story q by 81 feet deen
Third story two ROOMS, shove ~ Wy So Fourth sS
one room = by 49, calculated fer paint vsr.h
App on the premises second story up stairs back
There well hole ~ by H. from the ground aocr
story with patest hosting wheel complete, caps. Of hoist
ing the largest 81 coach. bl-7w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

&r<A ~ Lr.T-A Cottage the banks OF u
EM North River To private family this Offers delight
HAul retreat accompanied with convenience The Man
hattapvile stage passes the leading house
also only pleasant walk To the rail ROAD and about miles
from the City Hall the Bloomngkae road. fpreerred Il
will be- furnished On the frs story there four rooms
Of which communicate by folding dooson the secoud nosr
the huser bedrooms with closets end In
ment good kitchen with tanres-in the OF the
building will be small garden, house and stable
pair. beautiful walk the river brink, with good 6shsg
ground ANA extensive wrks ,hrouge the pleasure grounds
and garden 10 whCL thd of tbs will have
access, rencsrs most desirable spot Apply Al this Office
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

- E~. - PASSAGE TO CHA RLESTON.
Sx~-RSS s. C-For the greater despatch and conves
1@n ieHse OF travellers going north o south, the
Atlantic and Savannah Charleston Packet Com
panies" have formed steam Packets 10 run twice
week to and from No folk and Charleston prising fol-
owiag Packets
GEORGIA, Captain Rollins
=. CAROLINA Captain Cofey.
PULASKI, Capt. ain -.
The Pulaski will through Savannah after
urday 2lst instant They will Norfolk alternately eve
~ Tuesday and SATURDAY Charleston every Monday
Friday. -
Passengers leaving Philadelphia Mondays sad Fridays
will reach Norfolk In time for these Packets, which
nished with first copper boilers and the
Engineers Of skill and long experience BY line
they are night less than by any other.
Passage from Philadelnhia through, $50
Baiimere :" n
Norfolk, - rs
Tickets be had Baltimore Steamboat Office I'm rhia-
delphia board the boats and NJ rfok
wharf =
The steamboat VIM sEABRooK leaves Charleston for "a.
annah every Friday y ornng.
All baggage Ut the risk ofthe
JAMES FURGUssON, Ageal
Ba 4tb Oct "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

- TO LET-A convenient three stsry House, nearly
Iva rew, No O. Suffolk street. second block from Grand
- Street. where the Dry Dock Line ~ stages pass every
minutes furnished with folding doors. built cellar, &C.
utabe for gestse family. Rent t50e-Posseson first q
fsy. enquire on the premises fl9.3ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

a TO I.Efv--A stable IN the rear Of 2s2 Broadway
~ Eroui,e of r. W TT ANr ZKEE. Furrer, 2el Bread.
Also basement store, suitable for saddler
trunk maker mi w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

- 20 LET-A number or small three story brick
E houses situated Jackson Avenue between Eleventh
-1 and Twelfth streets known "Usion Court suitable
residences respectable echanicste very low Ap
plv 10 THOMAS MACFARLAN, 18th street the Third
Avenue, l,e the hours OF IL and o'clock.
NIB he nbve houses finishing, and WILDE ready
Ter occupation bv the lfth of April. u7.Ims