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THE REV. JOHN BURKE.
Rector Of Trinity Church, Society HiA,
DARLINGTON Dist. S. G..

It's prepared to receive into bis family as board.
u ing pupils, few young gentlemen.
In his system of instruction are comprised b.
sides the usual preparation for College, minute
attention to philology, the scanning and COM
position of Gre and Latin poetry, RtstorIc
and the Bellies Lettres generally.
His pupils are limited to twelve.
Vacation the same as at Columbia COLLEGE.
For Board and TuitioR-(The academicYear)
Fire, Candles, washing also included, the erms
are $225 each pupil. No pupil will be received
for shorter period. -
October 10, 1889. 49 be
p The Charleston Courier and Gospel Mes-
senger, will please give the above six inserions
and forward their bills.
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L a Fayettt Hote !,
FAYETTEVILLE. NICAROLINA.

THIS ESTABLISHMENT will be open af.
ter tho lst Of August. under the management and
direction Of the Subscriber. The House has
been thoroughly repaired, and will In few days,
be well furnished; and every effort viii be made
render it worthy of patronage.
EDWARD MARLBOROUGH.
Aug.2 80 3m.
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Maps.

A set of maps of the latest dates, mounted on
"a. rollers, and handsomely vanished are for
sale at the " Bookstors," The following IS list
viz:
Mitchelrs map Of tho World on Mercator's
pruii.ossiiun- an accompanying 6vo vol :
Mitchslrs u. States, With 5vo vol: Of Index &c.
Finley's Europe ;Do. Asia Do. Africa; Do:
8. America making six in all and will be sold
at the low price of Fifty Dollars.
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A n t h on s S eri e S
OF SCHOOL CLASSICKS.

DRCFEssoR Anthon Of Columbia ca
lege, New York, is editing scriei
classical works for the uso of schools 4
Colegesto consist Of ofperhaps thirty volumes
The ripe scholarship Of the Editor is
abdndant pledge to all interested, that the z
adopted viii be the purcst, that the Eugii
Commentaries will be judicious and learned, an
that all other suitable aids to right understand
ing of the original, will be literally iurnishR
This pledge is fully redeemed in the vol
already publ shed, which are, Latin Lessons. :
new Greek Grammar, Greek Rrosody, Sallust
Cesar. Cicero, and Horace, all Of which may
be examined or purchased at the . Bookstore"
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AdminiSfrafOrs-N Notice.
TIME Creditors Of Hiram Tryon deceased ara
II requested to call and receive on their debts
IS per cent. The next and last dividend, will.
it 10 hoped, be made in few months. Some Of
the debts are not yet collected and little
property is unsold. ALEX. GRAHAM, Ad'r.
Cheraw, Feb IL, 1889. Is If
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Female Seminary

No. LII Broad Street, Charleston Sousb
Caro- ina.
"RS. LANGLEY win ,nstruct young La
III dies in all the Engluh branches of Polite
Literature and her Seminary which 10 located
in one Of the most healthy and pleasant situations
in the city, shall be provided with the most &C.
complished and respectable teachers in the dc.
partments of French, Spanish, and Drawing. =
Young Ladies from the country, either 70.
this, or any other Seminary within the City can
be accommodated with board where due regard
will be paid TO their morals, while under her
care. t-
Entrance IS which shall Be appropriated 10
furnishing select library tor the use Of tho
Seminary. Lll -
October 1S, 1889. 49--3m
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In Equity.
CheraY Distriet-Soulh Carolina:
Frances Hunter
vs.. Bill tor partition &c.
eft alios r.

appearing 70 my satisfactlon that William
IL Cooper a Defendant in this case 10 absent
from and resides without the limits Of the State
of South Carolina, On motion Of. A. Dsrgan,
it is ordered that the said William Cooper do
appear and plead answer or demur TO the said
Bill Of the Complainant, on or BY the FIRST. day
of January next, and that in default thereof the
said Bill as to him be akon pro confcsso. ltis
also ordered that notice sf this order be published
in the Cheraw Gazette twice month for the
space Of three months.
g. w. DARGAN.
Comm. in Equity.
Sept. 26, 1889. Al 2amf3
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TWENTY VOLUMES

Have already been issued. 1t 70 usual to
announce that small edition only will be pub
lished. Contrary to this, the Proprietor Of the
Lady's Book announces that be will publish
an immense edition, with which he hopes to
supply all those who will favour HIM With
orders, commencing With the January nup-
Der.
It will be seen BY this advertisement that
every effort has been made by the proprietor
Of this work to make il superior 70 any other
in America. and as
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S98RAW ASAD3MYs
TIME Trustees respectfully announce that the
u. duties Of this Institution will be resumed
on the Let Of October next; the Male depart
mont under the superintsndence Of Mr.. E. Hall /;
the Female under that Of Mr.. J. Sewers. The
course ofinstruction 10 the male department, viii
be that required to enter the South Carolina Col.
lego the course in the female department. will
be, to mako thorough scholars.
The scholastic year will commence on the Isl
of October and end the list July the year is
AGAIN divided into two sessions the first begins
Ist October and ends 18th February the second
begins 18th February and ends lst July.
Terms Of Tuition per Session are,
For Spelling. Reading and Writing $l2 %
The above with Arithmetic, English ls no
UVUgTuPuy
The above, with the Classics, higher J
branches Of Mathematics, Logic, 90 90
Rhetoric, &c.
Five dollars each will be added to the above
for Painting and Drawing, or the Modern Ian.
guages.
AL payments are in advance the pupil will
bo rcquiredto TO pay for what remains Of the ses.
sion al the time he or she enters nor will deduc.
ton or drawback be made for loss Of time.
]. w. BLAKENEY, Sec'y & Treas.
P.S. Mr.. H. T. Chapman has taken charge
Of the Boarding House, near the Female Acade.
my, where Young Ladies may obtain board o.
moderate price.
Sept 90. 1889. As IF
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MRw R9AR38 QE1Ze

M8w Y8AAs8 QER2e
The Lady's Book is probably the most
proper that could be desired for Ladies, edited
by their own sex and assisted as the editorial
department is by the pictorial entertainments
it Is positively the Boudoir companion:
There are other publications that advertise
Fashion Plates.
The Publisher Of the Lady'a Book wishes
It to be distinctly understood that the princi.
pal Fashions in his work are eoloured, and 10
eyery Number, which is not the case with
any other work published in this country.
UNCOLORED PLATES or
SHIONS.
Also monthly. This is novel feature in
the work, and as it is no great expense to give
plates Of Fashions without co'oring, the Pub.
Usher will give from three to six figures each
month, in addition to the colored-This viii
make 10 all, generally about F.
NINE FIGURES OF FASHIONS
MONT HLY.
LACE PATTERNS AND PATTERHs
Of embroidery will be published At regular
intervals beautiful ornaments (par.
ticularly the tormer) have given great salts
faction.
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MUSICAL DEPAR TMEN r
Is under the superindence of G. Osborne.
than whom no person ia more capable Of doing
it justice.
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New books at the book sore.
TARKE, Bevcridge's Private Tfughts,
- Homeward Bound, Homo as Fouf, Bos-
tons Fourfold State, Boardmun on Origfai Sin.
Assembly's Digest, McEwen on Types 'oos1hg
unto Jesus, Crook in the Lot, Brow Cate.
chism, Mair's Introduction, Amman IN Ne.
thodism, Historic Sacre, Revivalin New Bmns-
wick, Holiday House, Lockhan's Napoieola.
Mary Queen Of Scots, Crolg,s Gsorge 4ah.
Albany -Cultiyator. :-----o o9p 9th - ~
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INCREASE OF SUBSCRIPTION.

INCREASE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
In 1888 we published 10000 copies, during
the months of Jan. Feb. and March 1889.
we decreased the list to 1880. and had then
TO reprint three numbers and increase to
5000. With the next volume we advanced
to 1900 and we now print $4,000 copies
monthly. Probably the greatest monthly list Of
subscribers in the world.
Our reading matte: is about The same in
quantity as any similar production, probably
a little in favor Of the Book. It would be fool
ish and false to say hat It contains moro and
the proprietor 10 not willing to condeseend to
such means for any supposed advancement Of
his interest.
One advantage the subscribers Of his work
will have, is its early reception. 1t win be
received at the remotes Cities Of the Union
by the lst, day of the month Of publication.
The January and succeeding numbers will
be printed on an entirely new Type cast ex.
pressy for the Work and will be found on in.
spection to be truly beautiful letter, not too
snail to be read with ease nor too large to
prevent the usual quantity Of matter given in
each page. The paper is Of the finest quality
for periodical use-Indeed the typographical
execution has long been subject of congrat.
! ulaton with those best acquainted with these
matters.
The price of the Publication is $500 per
annum, two copies for five dollars. The mon
sy to be positively received before number is
seut.-No letters will be taken from the Post
Office unless the postage on them is paid
unless positive orders are given at the time
Of subscribing the work is continued after the
| fret year, and Il not paid during tn, year, the
| price will be increased 10 S4C0.
! Fo-the convenience Of persons wishing to
subscribe for any ofthe following publications,
lsurtons Msgazhe-The Saturday Courier
Saturday Chronicle-Weekly Messeneef-
Saturday Evening Post and News, they
will be furnished with the Lady's Book and
any one Of these Publications ono year upon
the receipt Of $500 free Of postage.
address L. A/GODEY,
2ll Chesnui st. Phila.
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The Literary Department is placed undel
the superintendent Of ~7
MRS. SARAH J. HALE

Two Laole6 20 well KnoWu 70 tne Woliu
that to mention their names in connection
with any publication is at once a guarantee Of
its morality, virtue, and utility. Of their ca-
THE = 4 DT'e 5oox
It is presumed no person will doubt, and
the proprietor mentions with pleasure that no
English or American Magazine can publish in
connection with lts Literary department two
names 60 celebrated in the world Of letters.
FAC SMILES.
A great deal Of curiosity is often expressed
to see tho Chirography Of celebrated persons.
We hall endeavour as far as lies in our pow.
er to crafty this feeling by giving from time
to time correct limitations Of the most celebra.
ted Female writer's Of the day.
Literesature Tales, Essays, Legends, Ro.
mantle incidents in History, Extracts from the
old Poets, Reviews, Poetry, Female Educa:
ton, Embellishments, Fashions coIored and
uncolored, Lace Embroidery, Fac Sinilies,
Music 90. &c.
More than Sixty Figures OF Fashions year
" colored and uncotored, the Proprietor being
determined to consult all tastes. Any embel.
Iishments to be foSnd in any other Magazine
may be looked for in the Lady's Book.
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New Goods.

e He Subscriber has just received BY wag-
n gons his Fall and Winter stock Of goods !;
consisting Of Fancy Staple and domestic
goods; which makes his present assortment
very complete. He asks the Public and his
former customers to call and examine for them.
selves and,he Aatters himself he will be able to
pisse, as his'prices shall be as low as any reg
ular assler, and the quality Of bis Merchandize
equally asgood.
DIS. HARLI,EE.
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Wood.
II vii! furnish Oak and Hickory Wood, at
Il g so per cord, Cash. 7.
October 4. 1899. 47-f
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Philadelphia Boots & Shoes
TUST received, 6 doz. pair super Morocc
- and Calf Skin Pump and thick sole Booto
Also Gentlemens Walking Pumps and Shoes.
DUNLAP g. MARSHALL.
may 10th, 1889. IS If
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from thai gaieiy and volatility which is
characteristic Of that tender age but we
should expect TO fnd the propensity mode.
rated, and the temper soitened and season.
ed, BY the comminglng Of pious thoughts
and affections with those which naturally
dow from the infant mind. When such
children are called, in Providence, to leave
the world, then commonly, their piety breaks
out into fame, and these young saints,
under, the influence Of divine grace are
enabled SO 10 speak of their love to Christ
and confidence 1in him. as as,onishes, while
il puts to shame aged Christians. Many
examples ofthis kind we have ON record,
where the evidence ofgenuine pioty was as
strong. as it we'll could be. There is a
peculiar sweetness, as wen as tenderness, in
these early buildings Of grace. In short,
the exercises OF grace are The same in q
child as in an adult, only modified by the
peculiarilies in the character and Knowledge
Of a child. Indeed, many adults in wears,
who are made the subjects of Brace. nre
children in knowledge and understanding
and require the same indulgence, in on.
judgments of them, as children in years.
othoss who cannot fix any commences.
Inenl Of their pious exercises, but who pos.
ssss every other. .eyidence of a change of
heart would say, be not discouraged on
this account, but rather be thankful that
You have been placed under the tender care
Of the great Shepherd, and have thus been
restrained from committing many sins, to
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-15
BY HEWLETT Il CENAS.

SfNlylC'S SALE.
w o'clock, at tile City Exchange st. Louis street !,
vrtus Of an ofde, from ha Parish Court, for the
Parish md city df New Orlsans dated the 9TH instant
under tho dtactidh Of the Syhdic the following descrb
ed fotafy surreuderedb BY Gabriel George G'cany u
his creditors, VIZ!
i. Fvdf lois Of Ground, Nos 3d. 60, 81 and G., si,us
I'd in Carrollton. Nos. SO and 60 ncuaurng c.ch Is
feht front Id. street, by $50 feet in depth Nos. 60
and g.. having The trout Of Is fl. Reserve ST.
BY a like depth. Bought OF G. Porce by Nolarial Act
ps::s1 before La GA''n Notary Public the 'oA of
9. lot No. 5, in square No. - in s,bn.h Washington
Ut Municipality, measuring % feet inches front on
ets!es street. between p"r! sna st. fet.nd streets.
act beforc T. se,her, Notary Public the 18th OF FeLru
ary, 1887.
Nos. 8, and 10, having each 81. l. g. o" Narnnt 81,
6o,ween Morales and rauhsr streets, by w FEET in
depth. No. having 81. g. D. feet o" Mara"t street
ny iO7 feet on Crquast and No H. having 81 tee'
Urquhart street Ly III. 3. b. feet in depth. Bought
Of F. Burths by act before l.. Ferand Notary Public,
Exht lots, No. Ii, H. IS, ls, H. ls, 49, 20, in
square No. "a, in suburb Washington, Sd Municipality.
No. 49, forms the If French and Urqulur streets;
measuring 81, .. feet on French street by, l06 Il.
and e. each measuring 81, l. g. feet front on French
street by 100. Il. es, in DEPTH Bought from +. Bnr.he
and rhos Duplesis by act passed before L. Feraud, No.
tary Public, the ?lst of February, 1897.
S. One lot on Vine street, the new Canal, bough,
from George Andrews. by private act dated the 18Th
March, 1887. Geo. Andrews and wife acquired title
from N. Holmes, to this lot which measures % fee!
front on Vine street, between the Florida landing an.
the boundary b..ween sdburb, st. Mary aud Delort
having l IS feet in depth.
Terms and Condi,iOns-One third in cash; and the
remaining thirds If the price Of each purchase
payable il and !. months. The purcna giving his
notes with gtol endorser, and m.rigagc retained
until complete payment.
The acts Of sale to he passed before II D. CENAS
Notary Public, thr purchaser paying the Notary. fees
ana I'll. expenses Of taking possession by surveyor,
necessary. 1ai2
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WITHOUT RESERVE.
VALUABLE REAL ES ia TIE
TO RE SOLD At AUCTION.

BY :. MESSY Il GARIDEL. A
I'm SATURDAY,, January 18th, 1889, in the wy
~ Exchange, st. Louis street, ut u o'clock. Five
eligby situated lots of ground on rod street, near tile
corner Of i;aronnc street, "n the ng hand SIDE from
the river Tn. improvements CO 'sist OF large n''ck
warehouse the Of one half the lois an, frame
dwelling house the front Of two of the lots with I"
story Kitchens The whole OF which. are now fea,ed
for twelve hundred dollars year.
Lot No. | measures 81 feet, Is inches and lines,
front by w feet inch.s, in depth more or less.
Lot No. , measures same as lot No. l..
Lot No. measures rs feet, s inches and ! i'es,
ront by ~ ct inches in depth the one line, and
l53 feet nchcs and lines the Otlrr line more or
less.
Lot No. 4 measures % feet inches and lines front
by l59 feet inches und lines in depth, more or less
ALSO-five valuable lots of ground on Mag" &
Felicity streets.
Lot No. IS Oh Magazine street, measures Is feet front
by Ito feet in depth.
Lot No ~ the sHn,c sZe.
Lot No. 90 ditto.
Lot No. IS 90 Felicity srea, joins the above three
lots the rer aud measures :" ifo"t % let, and q"
the 50 feet by III feet IN dcpth on he ''hc' anu ''t
ln, No. 81 on Felicity street measure in front, e. feet
inches by log feet in depth, on one linz, md l2s
Get on tic other line. as will appear more 'nIly' pei
plan which will be exhibited on the day Of SAL. .
| TERMS-One fon, aush-balance N Z, TO- "a, ~
and SO month, crch-srtt0t interest," Tor notes salts
factorly endorsed and benring moS 'se until n pay
mrnt. ft,. notes re MT pnid at maturity they shal
be ar interest Mt the of per cent pei unnu IRON
the time they become due till pcid:
AlsO-riat very valuable and desirable residence or
ydras street, adjoining the Methodist Church. the 10
measures 25 feet inches front by lhO tect IN de
more less the house Isl good Nv" story frame n"''u
ing with attics, an two e,ory Kitchens the purors arr
flushed with marble muntr!s. pntcnt CRATES, foIdnt
doors, &c.
The improvements hare been lately painted and fttet
IN and are now in rs, rate ordrr under lease to soo
tenant Cor one year from the frs Of November last Il
the rate Of $l!lO per year, :aynble monthly There
in the yard hy'rant AM cis,ern Of water.
| TEKWs-One fourth cash, balance one and tw'
years. without interest," Tor notes sati sactoriy endorses
and bearing mortgage til! fn,i payment should IN
notes be paid nj maturity they shall hear mt :fest
pail.
Act. .f rale to be passed before ". B. Cen"s, Esq
Military Public, al the expense of The purchasers.
Nh. lfhe terms OF sale moi comp piled with in i
days from The da, Of sale, they will he rc-sOd at fh
risk and cost OF the purchasers.
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u.
Mr.. GEORGE MLRRlCK having resigned the Of.
fee ofchief Ensneer of the New Orleans and Carroll.
ton Ruil Road, Mr.. John Htmpsom has been ppoin,-
ed in his place. to whom all persons havi g business
with, or wishing information regarding said Rail Road
will apply at the Rail Road Office, Poydras street,
BY order Of the Board.
lsigned) JOHN NICHOLSON,
noy17-If Cashier
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson Col ege und to 9TH
: ers conducted by Is. Gralet, l. |. u.
Exchnuge Alley, between tOnli md benvle. Thi;
.itunton the most eligible that could lie found
being entirely free from the Of the and the
rafting Of drays and car iages.
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart
merits. The Junior or elementary department for the
vnrious branches Of common education in French and
in Eugli-,-i'Le Senior department Tor Latin, Greek,
Mathematics, SC. PunctmnIity, order discipline
arc strictly eujoined aud observed.
Terms junior Department, per month; $40
Senior do Is
Spanish s
LIST. Booxs sIa es, paper, &c. charged separately
End. month once begun, 10 he paid in :u
Bird. No deduction for absence nor tor holidays:
4h. Payments to b. made regularly every month.
School hours from - t, o'clock, except Thurs.
days. SEPT
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CARD.

'a.HE, Principal of the Engh, French Spanish
] Academy, No II, St. Charles street, announces
to bis friends and the public with satisfaction, that his
institution is il ssul oper on that he hopes
to huv. his compliment OF pupils, winch will he
limited 10 fifty.
lie takes tins opportunity of assuring parents that
n Thing shall he wanting, which may contribute - sht
col.or aud improvement OF their sons
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COKE.
VVNHE price of Coke f.om and after the LIST dav Of
J. October will be fifty cents per barrel in tho Gas
Wurks yard and il taken in quantities o one hum
dred barrel', will he Tell al free Of drayage.
The advantage that, article OF fuel possesses o.
yer the anthrncr aud n,'nous Goals igiiing more
READILY t',nn ts ,rnri and fire.. from the unpleasant,
smoke of the latter should induce every family 10 make
use oft.
Orders received at the Gas Office in Bank Alley.
l. W WELLS,
sep2a Sec'v
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NEW UKLLA.lS \. EARROi. LION RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.

After III O'CLOCK Gar Gun be obtained ny paying III DOL
lars for the Trip.
THE JACKSON AND LACOUR$E STREET CARS
Leave Canal ST. ut ojcock. A. NJ. mud hourly. Al
calf past o'clock this will running halt
hour, aud throughout the day until uco - NJ.
from the he" d ofJack.on street.
Persons going by the Locomotive must provide themselves
Tick cts money will he taken by the conductors.
Office New Orleans and CarrulltUn Rail Road Company
Pow dras street. JOHN HAMrSON,
nuy20 Chief Eng. N. Ua c X. r.
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FOR HAVANA.
,:f-l, tn. fast sailing, coppered packet brig
EM GANNlCLEF Fl, = 0 Ions, 'aptain Walker,
AE will positively sail on Friday, III inst.
Passengers will please call on board this morning,
and arrange for hei' bcrs and passports I'd tier be-
low the Ferry. or,o WIN PORTER,
iul0 81 Common at
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NE Nv BOOKS,

NEW btNJKS.
The On'y Daughter domestic story, by the author
Of the "Subaltern," &c. in 2 vols.
Mary ita. monl, and other Tales by Mrs Gore author
ess OF Mothers and Daug tcrs," &c. in 9 vols.
The Heir of Selw"0d by the aulhoress Of "Alohcra
anil Dauxh tcrs" Sc. im2 vols.
Ahh"a Vernnn, or tAe Embroidered Handkerchief, 10
which is added Henrietta IurrisOn. "r the Blue Cotton
Umbrella, bv Miss Leslie, author Of "Prncil Sketch
es" &C. in vol.
Oliver Twist, complete in vols by Boz, cheap edi
ton. Just received aud for sulc by
WIN. M'KEtN,
;nno chr i,nmn and Eunnnn SIS
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70 RENT.
A LARGE aud co,nlno,liuus Room over Lcvy's
IA auction store, - Magazine street. Apply to
" GREENE,
LithoFrup',sr, on the premises.
NB-1l,e above would make good drill room.