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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN
ALLEGANY COUNTY, MARYLAND.

ALLEGANY COUNTY, MARYLAND.
DURSUANT to a decree of Alegany county
IL court as court of equity, passed April term,
1899, and percmptory order Of said court passed
April term, 1645, the undersigned, trustee, will
offer for sale, at the tavern Of John Black, in the
town Of Cumberland, on Saturday, the 18th day of
July next, tract Of land called Tuesdays Work.
on Georges creek being part Of the real estate of
whien henry O'Neilt died seized and possessed, ly-
ING ana being N Alegany county.
Ihs valuable tract Of land is situated on Georges
creek about three and half miles from Frostburg,
adjoining the property Of VIM. Ward, esq. II con-
tains 655 acres more or less the soil is very fertile
and susceptible Of high state Of improvement, and
il believed to abound in exhaustless beds Of stone
COAL lts location in the heart Of the coal region
It's susceptibility Of division into valuable farms to-
gether with its proximity to the Homecoming iron
works, the Mount Savage iron works, the railroad
Of the Maryland Mining Company, and other ex.
tensve improvements now in progress in the coun-
ty-render il very desirable property to purcha-
sers. Persons wishing 10 purchase can obtain any
information respecting il from the trustee.
The tract will be divided and sold in parcels to suit
purchasers. plat Of the land, &c, can be seen by
calling on the subscriber.
The terms Of sale, prescribed by the decree,
one-hird of the purchase money on the day of sale,
the balance in two equal annual payments, the pur
chaser giving bond for the same, with security TO be
approved by the trustee On the payment Of the
whole purchase money, the trustee will convey q IL
tie by deed Of bargain and sale
May 23-td Trustee.
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June 2-3t

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IL -On Wednesday next, the 4th instant, at 10
o'clock, M, we shall sell, on HI street, between
18th and 18th streets, near Mr. 8. Redfern's, (the
flag will designate the house, the household and
kitchen furniture, amongst which are the following
articles, viz:
Cane-seat chairs
Chintz-coyered sofas and lounges
Mahogany dining and centre tables
Do sideboard
Crockery and glass ware
Mantel glasses, carpets, straw mating
Bedsteads, Mattresses, &c.
With many other articles, and an assortment of
kitchen furniture. Terms of sale, cash
ROBERT w. DYER q CO.,
June I'D Auctioneers.
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Nj ARRIED.

By the Ri. Rev BIsHop JOINS, on Thursday
evening, at the residence Of VIM. II. mcfarland
ESQ.,, in Richmond, Va, Mr.. VIM. F. TURNER
Of Jefferson county, to Miss ELLEN, youngest
daughter of the late Hon. ANDREW BEIRNE, OF
Monroe county, Va.
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i Fischer the authorized agent, has just received
fresh supply Of the above inimitabe candy for re-
leving coughs, colds, hoarseness, &c. &c, which
will be sold at the manufacturers prices discount
of one-third by wholesale. For the genuine arti-
Gle apply at Stationers Hall.
June
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ELECTION I'M FLORIDA.

As tits important that the ne1 Slate Of Florida
should have fair launch upon .the democratic cur
rent" and the majority Of the Senate of the United
States may essentially depend upon the political
bearings of hertwo senator's, we have looked with
much anxiety to the results Of her first election
which took place on Monday, the 18th ulr. We
have already reported ''the first gun" from 81.
Johns's, at St. Augustine. For govemor-M osely
1872, Call 100. Levy has IA majority over Putnam
for Congress Three democrats are elected for
county representatives.
The following is also a return in the ''St. Au-
gustine Heraldn Of the 9th
"a correspondent at Jacksonville, E. F., MAY
27,) writes US as follows;
"'Below send you the returns as far as heard
from. This county (Duval) heretofore has given
the wings from 30 to 10 majority. This year We
have turned the tables ON them. There is no doubt
and have majority on joint ballot Of some ten or
fifteen.
Pas FOR GOVERNOR.
Democrats. Wings.
Mosely. .......... .235 Call. .l56
REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS.
Levy. ............. 1872 Putnam $3.50. 1862
STATE LEcIsLATURE--Senate.
Brewer. .2l6 Hart. 1853
ASSEMBLY.
Philips. .............2 1877 Gibbs .lG6
Fernandez .......... .2lS Burlington ..... l65
81 have never seen such revolution of feeling
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OF FICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
WILLIAM d. PRIrcHARD, Collector of the Gus
toms, Camden, North Carolina vice George w.
Charles, removed. u
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h5-Democratic Association.-Ihere will
be meeting Of the above association IN ,he nan o.
next, June S, at u o'clock.
=. Members are particularly requested to attend
as an election of officers, under the new constitution
will be held.
May 30--td Secretary.
Constitution & U. S. Journal
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IARPS.--REMOvAL OF WAREROONS
Ii TO 28l BROADWAY, OPPOSITE WASH
single action harps has constantly for sale as above
very fine selection Of these beautiful instruments
in every variety of finish, superior in tone touch,
and perfection of finish, any that be obtained
elsewhere the certificates Of all the first talent and
elite of musical taste will sufficiently prove. Please
observe the number--2sl Broadway. Harps re-
paired, strings, &c.
Mr.. Fischer, Staoner's Hall, Washington City,
will attend any inquiries or orders for the subscri-
ber ]. F. BROWNE,
London and New York, established 1910.
Nav 26--lm aIsty
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yXTANTED, A FIRST RATE cooK.-,Non,
wv need apply, unless they can produce the bes
Recommendations.
Apply at this Office.
May l4-tf
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.1f1l uated on Gay street. Georgetown. The
house contains two parlors, four chambers, besides
other rooms, with good cellars. There are smoke
and milk house, with pump of good water, sta
bling, and large garden.
Also for sale, farm of about IT'S acres, near
Tenallytown on the Brookville road. Apply to
the subscriber, in Georgetown.
JAMES McVEAN.
S--dif
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srHE Misses HAwLEY, daughters of the late rec
L tor ofSt Johns Church, Of this city, will open
school for young ladies' on Monday, the 9Th inst
They earnestly solicit the patronage OF the congre-
CATION of said church, and OF their friends and the
public generally. -,
der their own direction, will be such as are taught
in the best schools or seminaries in the United
States.
French, music, drawing, &c, by the most APP
proved professors.
If desired, they will take pupils as boarders For
further particulars their patrons, &c. will please to
call on them nj their residence, the south side Of
F street, between 10Th and 18th May
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
II On Thursday next, the 5th June, at 10
o'clock, m, shall SELL at the residence of Mrs.
Doctor Brereton, on c street, between Sd and Al
streets, her household and kitchen furniture, which
is very good, and amongst which we enumerate the
following articles, viz
Cane-seat chairs, hair-seat sofa, union chairs
Ouomans, mahogany dining, card and other tables
Mahogany sideboard
Cashmeret and muslin window curtains and orna-
ments
Solar, astral, and other lamps
Dinner and tea china, glassware
Ingram, parlor, hall, step, and chamber carpets
Hearth rugs stair rods, radiator
Bedseads, beds, mattresses
Bureaus, wardrobes, washstands, &c.
With many other other articles, and good assort-
ment Of kitchen requisites
Terms of sale All sums of and under s25, cash;
over S25 credit Of two and four months for notes
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
r. W. DYER q CO.,
May 3l--ts Auctoneers
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A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW WOMAN, who
IA can bring recommendations satisfactory in all
respects, wishes 70 obtain situation as
or in a respectable family. She has had many
years. experience in the position,
June
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These British journalists scarcely "know what
they do" They are embittering the feelings Of
Americans, and contributing, by their unwarranta-
Bile nsoence, to excite pride, and disturb the
relations of the two countries. We are a proud
people, and we despise their insults and defy their
threats Can they really SO far deceive themselves
as to suppose we can be deceived about the danger
said that war was game at which two nations
strove which should do each other the most harm.
have they so poor an opinion of our sagacty as 10
suppose that we do not see the weak points in their
entertainments Letwar be wsged and what becomes
OF their famished manufacturers Let war be
continued, and the threat of the western cham
pion whl be carried out. We will scarcely
leave British foot to tread the soil of this erea,
continent Let her merchants appreciate the
ruin which threatens her commerce. Let her 6nan-
ciers calculate the fate of her stocks, and the
augmentation of her national debt Let the Ian
guage Of her own papers instruct her what 10 10 he.
come Of Ireland
The Liverpool Times Of the 9Th has long article on the
effects produced among their foreign Irish neiehho
by Sir Robert Peels enormous ndiscretion In d5aSsi
Mr. pokand Oregon into the May Doth debate The Tioic
pe gpgsna ~ a. ,ns q mus peng enabled 70
extracts given from articles in Of the Irish paper
on the subject The Waterford Chronicle says all the Irish
ask Is life for reland and adds that IL wagnp
along the Canadian frontier and If 30 sail Of the French lin,
We're confronting the English feet in st Georges channel
hey would not long be without life for Ireland; IT urthe
xhoTs the IRISH before they consent TO be concated by
the Maynooh grant to remember that the concession L
made ct moment when England cannot depend upon the
RUSSIAN womsnhosger Nicholas or any other power iC
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

0c5- The Connecticut House of Representatives
have granted the petition Of W. P. Dlckeunan, for
divorce from his wife. il appeared that the par
iirs were married few years since in New Haven.
and that from the moment Of their marriage the
wemaR strangely refused to have any intercourse
with her husband, and frequently boHsted OF the
fact. 1t appeared also from detected letters aad
personal observation, that she had improper inter
course with Methodist Minister of d neighboriIs
town: two OF their letters were read, hnlh abound
ing with vast deal OF love" and my DEAR
and "my all, &c The Minister tod her, among
other thlngs, that he was about 10 give up preach
ing and go into the grocery business, and that she
must address him in future al Hartford. The ev-
dence showed singular and revolving state of con
duct en- the part of the woman as well as The Min
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

not know how far God permitted an adaptation
10 ertt to coexst IN the first together with all
adaptation 10 goodness But this We certainly
know, that evil fruits must be the result OF evil
forces. In certain moment Man, or God through
Nan, permitted the adaptation 10 evil 10 prevail 10
his nature; and lnsianianeousy III. forces oi evil,
be they called serpent devil, or otherwise, invaded
Mans nature, engratied themselves upon II, and
have, up TO this moment. perpeuated lhelr exist
ence IN it. This is. relatively speaking, a idll,
although this fall having been the first necessary
phasis OF human development, 1t may, IN reeil y,
be considered progress Mans destiny CONSISTS
10 re-unrns himself again with the Divine LIE
through the universal expansion of all ,he idcu!'ies
of his soul ard the realization OF ali the celestial
harmoni-s, the germs Of which God had deposited
IN his nature and toward The construction Of which
Science and Art will furnish him the means The
prlnclle of division or dissolution which Man hac
suffered to be introduced into his spiritual nature.
must necessarily have embodied Itself IN csrres-
pondIng principle in the material organism. II IS
this principle which tiahnem4nn calls PSora. IL
proportion as Mans spiritual nature becomes de-
veop.d and purified, this paorlc mlasm will be
diminished, and will finally be completely re-
moved from the life Of humanity. This complete
physical regeneration of Human Nature VIII neces-
sary be attended with great changes IN a iht eX-
t-rnal relations OF Man,-cducal!cn, mode OF Ia
boring, living, &c &c
The principle OF division or dissolution existing
in the human organism as IN established and con
stluled f,c'. Goes rot preclude the possibility OF
this organism being Invaded by acute nasiiis
The psoric principle marks the general adaptation
TO evil, recognized and inherently received by the
human organism; acute diseases are violent and
sudden invaslons OF the organism By the forces oi
ev-whch have named subverslSe forces IN my
Preface Those sudden invasionS could never have
taken place without Man having first admitted the
psoric prnci pie TO be constitutional IN his organism
The remedies 10 be employed in Psora are but
slightly touched upon in the present volume, but
are referred 10 the next, which Will be issued in
short lime, and regularly followed by the other
works of Hahnemann VIC have performed our task
of imparng any idea Of The great Chronic Theory,
most ineffcently, as must be the Case in any ar
ticle which did not Include the whole book. Its
wonderfully condensed, and not word can posi-
bly, be spared If we nave aided in attracting or
accelerang attention 10 this subject, our principal
object is accomplished. Ercry man should have
the book, as it is sc written that every ono can
understand the whole OF II. F.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27

IIARNDEN & co, LIyERPOOL.-The scb.crbers con-
tnue forward Merchandise from Liverpool 10 all parts
of the word, bT T,tcamer and sailing vessels.
Importers Dry Goods HirtwuTe. Crcckery ere informed
ta, ihei. ouunes will the particular attention,
as resa the rates .feghs and punciualy shipment
Corcumer;s for Liverpool Of Flour Cotton. Provisions and
ali Other solicited, and the best attention Will De
n, ell 20 all lpiesests couEeed 10 our tllst
Persos Amerca. wishing coec. money IN Enfope VI
have rsnIttsd from here with u, ifee uh a
rrd the prompt manner, large or 'rri sum Mt
Passage rcseis for s,eerEe Passengers sri Errer, k
ed and Bills o. Exchange, pnysbl. IN al pai.i Oh
Ireland and Scotland. siEhr. for Il ard rp"nie-
Terms, ali cases. very iavo.ntie u . f,,, :. ;v.,
Merchants settle their accounts WIFI our a %
poor. HARNDEN & Co No. . " al.-e H.1 e.se-9
iTVp0V1-EtS : 0I' D,JyESIIC GOODS hnd Can
IL dr,,ck nut up 10 thsir object IN any Quantity sad
AZ an unde price ID floor Of No u aHc ~ street
hirtings Of every style and width together with Carpe:
War;. Twine best Sa1the!n ! am Sc 2c
m2i T. i. UNDERHlLL, Is and 20 CedaI-sreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
SAVE YOUR CHILDREN.

rKs most perou, epoch lu the life Of child is generally
i,s second sumuarr ard direst enemy the -;
uI,iut Mothers v no your cblIoeh IeIeH "
scourge Of infancy, what would you no. t n sf -,
.ns6c u, resist ity progress Such e
I'D and j, now parents IN the shape OF
x. anotvns Cordial Grateful siestatohs oil IT'S efcAcy
S,y ccumuse IN hand, Of the proprietor nor can r1
nnt no single ilure 10 set against hundreds OF
his,rhos Dysertery, and all summer complaint
% and inrnrabyto III. curative properties Of this
nd for proof Of the value Of this medicine
~. foowng certificate Of the multitude daily
nnlating ia the han IS Of the agent:
pE CovEL feel in duty bound 20 ickEowedge grsti
Jude you for hr benefit have derived from
AnodyEe Cordial had bess subject less for ten yea
the dysenery when astak-n obtained bottle OF
Cord al which Afforded immediate and perraansnt reii
used II my family, aad mud nererfals TO effect
have the unbsundet confderce In its healing
and feel 5nund 10 recommend other. who may b.
afflicted Unlike ether medicines Tor The
Ty and plant. children will take il with perfect
ease. think family should De without Il
Youn, rruly RICHARD l. HAhI.
Houston between Sullivan and MeDoueal strestx
Nsw-York, Dec. Iith, 1874. ..-., ~, ,,o
To be had wholesale retail, OF H. AOSELEf ~.
Fuonstres doors from Broadway Also r'taee oS Iose
druzg ss hrouzhoutthis city, Brooklyn Jersey Cty Ne
ark, sad eouatry Villages Pnes 50 esata myis nn0s'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
i oRILLARp nousE.-Th. .uh.sr,esI take. ,hl.
SHAKSpEARE HOTEL.

CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUANE-STS- \. 7.
ia The SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the puee that
@ he has leased the above establishment aud now pre-
pa s. 10 accommodate them with Board and Lodging
n very moderate IL has been IN the most thoroukh
and complete repair painted and 5ehtied WITH addos DIV
furniture h- viii what he ntrnds 10 Do
but socits the travelling: community TO '. AND gre hun
trial and udr for themselves that the establishment upd
his Management deserving othe patronage o5the public
The location b-ing ceuta 10 business offers %
merchants from the country from us retired situation unsuf-
PASSED ~ Other house IN the city Terms. 5, pef day
per week IN proportion.
The subscriber call the attention OF parties, m
the Assembly Room viii be let those giving Bals nnd
Concerts or the part OF the season aud that NE
will shortly be complete repair and 1ttsd up IN
magnificent style He further calls the aenon Of the pro-
sssona Eentleen o the law that his for arbtrstos
and referees and that he rsady 90
accommodate them reasonable trrms-whch Will b seen
BY his regulation of room hire.
n B-A select number OF Permanent BoaIders win Be
mao sm ~ MINORD s. THREsHER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

rIUNTS LINlMENT.-Ths celebrated remedy IS now
for the first time offered the Newly ork public the ce.
by which has obtained the county where
was originally introduced has induced the proprietor 10
tend its sale the country There has yet bes
external remedy that has proved so ctal IN us
effects permanently th- following diseases Rhsid
Britises Nsrro,s .4ections eakHess the JOINTS Con-
FRACTIONS OftLs Muscles Burns Salt RhsuH, Group isut
The following letters from the highly eminent Physicians
Who have dhare of the Hospital the Sing Sing state
Prison for may the powerful evidence ~ iaVor
this celebrated External Remedy and is suclent
that worthy the confidence oil the pn1c FOR Paft
cuas the certificates accompanying each BOX Ice -
cents n-,- oct ,y,,
M Dear Sir: Received your note OF yrste'dty asking M
Stanton. knowing its composition and having lrr'ineny
used IT, can recommend you safe external I,mely
and in my opinion the best L. inment now IN use.
Very truly and respectfully yours. ~ :, n
Col. P1raRxN.y CouRrLAspr
fully concur IN the above oP,9M,Gn;x PM Y RvICuER MD
This Liniment is sold by Rushton Co ITO Bro,dway 10
As;or House Broadway, Fourteenthsrret A. b. ID
Sands 70 Fulton street 2l Broadway. u East broadway
A ,pinwa 81 William st; Meakim 5l Broadway; Guion
27 Bowrry corner o Grandt Moss corner Of Cannon ard
Grand.sts CP uests l0i Nassau'st cor OF Ami bchaa
corner Canal and Hudson Austin corner and Nassau
- Coddnston. 80! Hudsons Graham cor q Od zap a snd
Brooklyn; Qurk, cor OF Atlantic and Conmp,asts
Bcookiyn and Druggsis senrsy th[oIshogt me Hntsu
States: and by HoADLEY. PHILIPS GO it2 Water,
GEORGE h. STANTON.
Gum cor BIeccker and Watson % Catha'ne
street: sh Sargent. sth street and Sd avenue
Gab,ndrr ri 9Th duenue; Jackson 100 Chsnyst Roiton
2 East Boadway Colby 81 Peas,t Eysrtt sS s. haG'9a; %;
Bowety aIo lmy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
SCHOOLS.

DREPARAToRY BoARDNG) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
I TOWN, conn. d. II. CHASE, 4. ". PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1888. Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct, l5th continuing five months, CT $50 per session
Thorough preparation for college business, and person.
al attentions are secured pupils fully the most
expensive schools. Lads from Scw-York placed in
charss OF careful person. soins and returning Circulars
al 50 Marke;-s;reet and ia Broadway. d23yc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
ASK THE SUFFERER
Aii-Henling BalsnIn.

Aii-Healing Balsnm.
Ask your friends they know Of any !hns that mil 50
Bronch Dyseptic Consumption, ioarseness. lnfqenza,
aud diseases III. Tnrolt fosers O osaon1n and they
dncs to public notice ;shch has been productive OF much
good in sosho' fTs S 5Tf Ffad c. & Ks following
WM BoNn the celebrated Boston cracker baker 95 Nassau
street Brooklyn that his wiz has otrn aifte1 win
the best medica advice which New YoTk and Brooklyn eou
odae. m Ge"eed 20 Try % . selt sarnr from the
disease re it, and was also cured ~ T. PIP PoTu b % @
well that she a5s to m eG hs p9a ark H. ~ INV e
.rv atao anr- from her distressing intddy . .
cane m The store or the purpose obtaining bottle Of the
Oo,aonan hayins been afflicted with Asthma Tor nos tnih
not e,k lie purchased bottle and rode home Four day.
,er ard h. walked from his residence 10 the 9ice wiseu
relief hcn he had experienced from using about one hall oil
Que '"'''s scoNsUNrrIoN OF THE LUNGS
Nh Co,F9s! as Whit w1s 50 o. IN me nGn,h 9 Ds
csbeI last that he nsS given u oy hii
entertained no hope OIL recovery lie was esa.agG 70 ~
the Olosaonian and TO 81: surprise II mas so tar MN 20
health that he rcw able % "aIS about the siFesis
Esq George W HAYS Esq all bear tesmony IRON.
i.ir experience OF the ne Ling properties OF thi' ufea'
Remedy IL Consumption y; the Lungs.
sPlITlNG BLOOD. .h,.a
for great length Of time by cough aad raSed fuat-
ti.s blood relieved oy one bottle oi the Olosaohan
and declare, IL the greatest remedy n th- woTlc:
pES.t. KELLY. Waier-st also relieved from the
same complaint although he y-F much reduced when ne
ca, durn: the past winter Although coughsc constantly
tud s very rrnci troubled with night eatS TWO bottles oi
ne r.:nrv enabled hin to return hA daily work he
entirely relieved
David Henderson 60 Laight street. Georse W Burnett.
formerly of Nea.k y j. Henry Lisbon. 1919 liWn:ton-st
aaG numerous other persons have been speedily and p-rma
nen,y cured OF the same compliant by this remedy.
THE. ARRAY Or NAMES
which could be produced Of fons who have u.ed tbs gssi
REMEDY would than fila column among the numoef
we AZ. permitted to refer TO a. W Bninse l92 BaTcayf,e
Nr Wilson oi ho5oEeH; Mrs Bell OF 3;otn:.owa, y j..
lanes B D-yc- 10! keade.evt; Mrs NcC4ffee, 50 Auor.
oystrr F. smith 92 Sd avenue: Mrs Vim. Il. At,r.e OF
his city. and .Irs. Archibald, IS "hit-;street
b. NOT deceived with anv rsin.dY when yon wish 70
prcbt,. thls and remember that FoIg-f. OOsaonian All
Healing BaaIn /, sold ouly ITO Nasseurret one door
aboy. Ann al tTs Hays 39 Futcn-set Sfooklyn and al
! Hin-son's " itlfs nshIrg. aH3m'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-27
RnR TAE FILES.

DR UPHAM'S Ell ECTUARY an internal remedy IS
~ certain cure the Piles, either internal or external
bee,n OF blind Sold only this city Al the Office % the
ornaI Proprietor A. Upham. VI. d. regular educated Phys
can o twenty year, experience confined 10 an 0ice rae
t. Piles and Chronic diseases successfully
t:ea,ed Medical Office, l6 four door above Spring
street Office hour, from A. NJ to- P. H Advice grctn
r1yI7 lmDe,N.