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word. ask this. Promise, and Cart Elwyn

word, ask this. Promise, and Capt. Elwyn
is Free"
Poor Emily, at these words gazed in speech
less horror at the officer. Had Col Therne
asked her only TO sacrifice Capt. Elwyn, he
might have extorted promise to that effect;
but to wed him whom she did not love, whom
she could never love, was boon beyond even
her power to grant. She felt it would be bet
ter that both she and Captain Elwyn should
die, than that such sacrifice should be made.
She remained silent, but pale as DEATH
"Speak-l give you the option" said Colo
mel Ihorne. 81 once knelt to you-you then
had no pity"
"Oh! do not ask it, implored Emily. Any
thing else
The face of Colonel Thorne grew white with
rage. "What" he exclaimed, passionately,
edo you think me more than human? Shall
give up him whom, by your own confession,
know to be the rival that rifed from me your
love?' But for him, you would have loved
me. Shall free this hated rival when it is in
my power to be revenged on hIm' Shall DO
this, too, without an equivalent? You ask
strange things, Miss Newton-ay, expect me
to put the knife to my own throat! have low
ed you with passionate earnestness-l would
as willingly die as see you another's-yet you
ask me to spare a rivals life; that you may wed
him before my face. Away" he cried in bitter
scorn, finging her arm from him, completely
transported with passion.
"But will promse-I will swear never to
marry Captain Elwyn," eagerly interposed
the supplicant.
"Rely on a woman's OATH" said Col. Thorne,
with a passionate sneer. ga thing given TO day.
and broken to morrow As well trust the fc-
kle seas, or put faith in traitors"
['To be concluded in our next.l
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Posi- OFFICE DISCONTINUED. The Post
Office at hlddlcbrook Mills, in Montgomery
county, has been discontinued, and the letters
and papers destined for that Office, will here
after, be delivered at the Post Office in Rock
VILE
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THE MoRMoNs. The people of Northern
Illinois have determined that all the Mormons,
of every clique, shall leave the State. There
are now three principal cliques of Mormons,
which are thus described in the Cincinnati
Commercial:
LIST. The "Twelveites, :" who are moving off
somewhere to the west-that portion of the
church now called the "Camp of Israel" I'd.
The "Rigdonites," who are locating their
"Zion" near Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
They acknowledge Sidney Rigdon, Esq, as
their leader and prophet. They include in their
number, it is said, many excellent men and es-
tmable citizens, who left the Twelveites IN con-
sequence of their spiritual wife doctrine" and
other denominations. Sd. The "Voree Nor
mons," who acknowledge James J. Strang,
Esq, as their prophet and Imperial Primate,
and who consider the beautiful "City of Voree"
as the Ell Dorado of their hopes. This portion
Of the church is evidently the most orderly and
law-ablding, and includes most Of the talent
and virtue of that people. They are rapidly
increasing in numbers, and most Of the church
es out of Nauvoo have declared for "Strang
and Voree;" and "Voree, Wisconsin" is to be
the "great gathering place" of the sincere and
uirtuOuS portion of the Latter Day Saints.
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THE FOREIGN News. The Great Western
is now due and we may expect every hour
news from Europe one week later.
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DEAD. Gen. William Munroe, register of
the land office at Clinton, Missouri, died on
the 9th inst.
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1.-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTG-
RE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
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bile to the Carriers only, at the end of each week
be Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
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always, in advance.
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ARRIVAL or a GILLIAN SHIP. The Gillian
ship. Maria Helena, arrived at Edgartown,
Mass, 22d inst, from Valparaiso, 18th Decem-
Der last. This is said to be the first Gillian ship
which ever visited the United States
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THE Texas STATE HOUSE. The Texas
estate House" or 'Capitol" is one story
wooden building, made somewhat roughly in
side and out, over 100 feet long, and so wide.
1t is divided into two rooms, by wide pas
sage; one for tho Senate, and one for the House.
AT the most, the building might cost $1,000
not more. The chairs occupied by the MEM
bers, are made of turned or rounded wood,
implanted and extremely common, with raw
hide seats, hair side up, stretched on when
green, and fastened by holes slit in the hide
and drawn over the rounds. Their desks are
ordinary pine tables. The Speaker and Presi-
dent of the Senate are equally provided for
The strangers galIery"is made of pine BEN
ches rising one above the other. So far as
comfort is concerned, no one suffers; and the
Texans have no idea of lavshipg money upon
things to look at, just yet.
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WHERE'S HIS Pride? Henry Clay, on Fri
day evening, actually sat-he did pine
plank in the circus-he did--in downright con-
tact with the "sovereigns," and laughed right
out at Joe Cavean-he nid'-and went on en-
joying himself for all the world like a nobody
at all! A pretty fellow to 90 and want to be
PRESIDENT st, Louis Reyelle,
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New YORK ANNIvERsARIEs. In addition
to the usual anniversaries this season, in New
York, Commencing the second Monday of
May,) the "American and Foreign Sabbath
Union" are to hold public meeting in Broad
way Tabernacle the succeeding Sabbath even
ing; when Rev. Dr.. Barnes of Philadelphia i,
to deliver discourse on ''tho importance OIL
the Sabbath, 10 young men,"
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The New STATE. Aletter published in the
New York Journal Of Commerce says, that
emgrants are literally crowding into Texas at
all points. The Land Office, it is stated, is be-
sieged from morning tiI nirht.
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INDIAN Corn AND BUcKwHEAT. The Liver
pool Albion of late date says: Large quonti-
ties of Indian corn have been released from
bond in the course Of the past week, Several
additional cargoes are expected shortly The
corn-merchan,s now treat this description OF
grain, in their transaction as 4 free article, the
prices mentioned being understood to include
the Is. duty. Considerable importaIonS Of
buckwheat are expected, and preparations are
in progress for grinding it at the rice mills"
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HE MEDICAL PRoFEssIoN IN ENGLAND. A
late number of tho Westminster Review con-
tans very elaborate article on the Medical
Profession in Great Britain, from which we
learn that the number of physicians in England
alone, is l,OG3, besides IA, lO2 surgeons and
apotheoaries; and $50 medical students.
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LPER TELEGRAPH.1

There is but little change in prices in the
Money Market, though it is decidedly firm
There is an improvement in the Cotton Mar
kot, and spectators have operated freely. Fair
cotton advanced Sd. Sales of the week 800
bales. No improvement in Corn or Flour, the
latter is taken freely at former prices-the gen.
oral feeling through Europe is pcaceabe-
much pleasure with the last news from this
country, per Independence, with dates to the
10th, the news has improved things in Wall
street-stocks fell off at the LIST Board, though
they improved at the Second Board.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN We
learn by passengers from Philadelphia last
night, that the Telegraph announced the
arrival of the steamer Great Western at
New YORK yesterday afternoon, with seven
days later intelligence from Europe. The news
will reach this city by the mail of this morning,
and will be Immediately published in an extra
Clipper.
We are indebted to the politeness ofthe edi-
tors of the American for the following Tele-
graphic despatch, received from their cores
pondent in Philadelphia.
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

distinguished graduate from one Of the first Col
leges in the United States which may be seen by his
Diploma; also a member of the Royal College OF
surgeons and Licentiate of the Apot.ecary's Hail,
London; and the greater part of whose life has been
spent IN the first hospitals of Europe and America,
VIZ those of London, Paris and Philadelphia, may
be consulted Oh all diseases, but more particularly
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Exclusive of sailing yesses in the Indian Navy, H-o6
guns OF steamers vessels 80 guns Of contract mail steam
under control % vessels Of evenGe CUTTERS
70 vessels. lN guns; total 1874 ves,es, $40 guns
7 Exclusive ofthe Caspian fleet. 49,
xcusye Of u Is. consisting OF - sailing
and vessels total 3 mounting 81 guns and
IN .nn.d by 1853 officers and men.
lhs whole force OF these nations stated in the
pot being ia commission but it is probable that poon oil
it is ordinary but known that portion. These
tons have few but the number Is not known
In relation to the force Of Great Britain above sta
ted, it will be remembered that but about onehalf
only are in commission, Except the number enga-
ged in the Indian navy the balance being building,
In ordinary, &c.
The following table shows the extent Of the COM
mercial and fishing maritime
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The tonnage the coasng trade Of Russia precisely
known By the best authorities the aggregate TO
reign and coasug trade tons. Proportion OF guns To
each 100 900 tons, 1855.
BY the latter table it will be seen that while
the commercial tonnage Of the United States is
one-tourth less than that OF Great Britain, the
number of British guns to each 100 900 tons OF com
ted States to the same tonnage of her commerce, is
as 6 to A.
Comment is unnecessary, and | leave 1t to others
Ito the merchandise say, whether our naval force
ought TO be increased.
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Movements OF Travellers.


Yesterdays arrivals twill be seen, but little
Inferior in point Of numbers TO thoss hitherto reported
during the latter part Of the week. Al the
AxERIcAs-Petsr 3. Meredith, Philadelphia II. C..
Trumbul Hsrtford @. Emerson, Boston; I. Eddy, New
Jersey; A. r. Bett Montgomery Co., Ala.
AsroR-Cspt. Eldridge, packet ship Roscius Mr.
McDu6y, Philadelphs; r Austin, England; Mr. Ferris,
Boston Lewis and Pickens do; j. B. Trotman, Hsuts-
vile; r. Hne and Daniel Malone, Athens, Ala; Kelly,
Boston; Edward Wyman, do; Messrs. Hail. Curtis and
bennett, do; w. II. Addington, Norfolk Dryden ana
Duval Baltimore Messrs. Lee, Whhers, SpeIry ana
Thomas, Philadsphia; B. w james, New hampsnnei
Capt. A. 3. Palmer, ship Houqua
CrTY-W. vessy, Phnsdephiai W. Drane, Tennessssj
c. WADE Philsdsfphia Mr. Motley, Boston, J. a; WIZ
SON, Newark, Oho; Msssrs Rinton and watson, fhte'
dsphia; Msssrs Justice Johns and Jsi''e 40; L. Carl
ton Troy; }. Brand NJ.
FaAS.L,s-J. II. Warner. New Hampshire; J. p.
saver Buffalo; J. g. Leagrsve, New HamPshire; " b.
Jewett do: Messn Rich, Howard and Fox, Bunalo Bid.
we'll and Mccain. Pittsburgh Messrs. Ely, Brown,
stuart and Rust syracuse; Capt. Muagrove, England;
Geo. CorcorsD Nswbursh; George Case, westchsstsr
GIc.r-Henry ingram. Philsdelphis; Charles somsr
set England; Harvey smith, Boston.
HowIsp-J. q Mcclure Millersburgh, KY; T. w.
Taylor do; w. Topp, Tennesss; A. Emerson, Boston;
j. Wade Massachusetts,; Mr.. Clarke Alabams; r.. NicEL
roy Cincinnati; J. Msarus, Augusta, Me-; o. sherman,
New York; J. Gould, Rochester; Geo. Ross, Newarki
J. C. Gilmore, Philadelphia; Farley. Alsbsmsi T. o.
Grant, Brown Co, Ky O. Hszlett, G Hewlett z.ns:-
VILE, ohoi Hon. J. H Andsrsons Nsns, Messrs scotf'
crssy, csllins and DzaAs, Ksssushv.
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WASHINGTON, March 4, 1916.
The Maritime Poicer Of the Wond-Ihe Ndr'es ana
the Commerce Of the Nations.

the Commerce Of the Nations.
As the relative maritime power Of the various ma
tons OF the world is subject at present exciting
much interest, the more especially as 1t has been
and still is matter Of frequent reference in the de-
bate upon the question Of "notice," now pending in
Congress, have compiled the following synop sis
creary of the Navy, submitted to the Senate on the
Sd instant, inAnswer to a resolution submitted by
Senator ]. M. Clayton. calling for such informa-
ton.
1t will be seen by glance at the first table. that
Great Britain has in her naval service over eli CHIT
times as many vessels as the United States, mount.
ing over seven and half times as many guns, and
manned by little less than four and halt times
many men, az are in the United States service.
But leave further computations for your readers to
make.
The several following nations have, in commits
zion, building, in ordinary, ne, as follows
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How TO GET RID OF AN INrEREsr.-The division
between the two branches Of the Democracy of
New York brings strange stories in
Of each The Canal Board belong to the Wright section;
Of course they mako no appointments from the Argue
bunker" Democrats, and at their February meeting
they took care to remove every man, Who In this
mendous family quarrel, had not sided with themselves
They had also to act upon the Of one whose shade
OF Democracy corresponded with theirs, but who,
according to the statute had forfeited his ONCE by being
proprieor ofactories dependent upon the water
canal He was sent for and informed that no must get
rid Of his interest therein he could be reappoint
ed He promised to do So returned homo and the same
night the rgms says, his factory burnt down. and the
next cay afdavt TO that effect presented to tho
Board and he was reappointed.-Bosfon Courier.
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MICHIGAN RAILROAD SALE BlLL-We have De-
troit papers OF Friday last The Sale bill had been
immatsral amendments. There seemed 10 be no doubt
Of iu passage.
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SARATOGA COUNTY. understand that the
locos have divided the delegates for the conven.
ton They have nominated Howell Gardner, Of Green.
(bsmburner)
Gov. Smith Of Virginia has respited Hunter Hill,
the murderer Of Major Smith
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 8, 1876.
a Running Acc0wnt-NeD Mills.

Thus lar on my journey to the East, remain In
this delightful New England village lew days, to
recruit up little. This town is thirty miles north
east OF Boston, and has one of the most capacious
harbors on the whole Atlantic ssaboard; the entire
United States navy could ride safely at anchor insids
Of Ten Pound Island
Msr. NJ yesterday, the British steam ship Cambria
passed the Cape, and this reaches New York. she
will be sale to her moorings at Halifax
Alarge and elegant hotel Is building the plan Of the
fremont to accommodate our Southern friends during
tho season. it is leased to Evan Niles, ESQ., for
merly bookkeeper Of the st. Charles New Orleans. The
hotel il built by Sidney Mason Esq., Of your city for.
merly of this town. railroad to connect with Salem
is nov being laid, which will be Of great bensh. to this
Fifty years ago the first cotton mill was built the
little town Of Beverly in this State, and understand II
standing. an ancient landmark to all future gene
Doubtless your hundred thousand readers familiar
with the CITY q wsc wsc1 ~ si ~ O.o
latelyvisited the were delighted both with
the site and the magndcsnce and prospect Of the enter
PRISE A company has been formed, called the Essex
Manufacturing Company. mostly Of Boston capitalists Of
the nrst water. among whom the Lawrences the
nncent scale. Just above the bridge there ripple or
fall upon which there 10 not than two feet
me win Ss
feet thick and ~ feet high built In the most thorough
of large granite rock dovstssd boltsd and
arrest the entire waters Of this beautiful and
ming river, giving head and fall Of over twenty-five
feet at the dam and flowing back about seven miles
Tho available water power 10 immenss. far exceednS
that OF Lowell any other privilege In New Epsland
We see not why hundred mills may not be erected
or even greater number and propelled ct all seasons
This work is not castle built in the air. The work
10 already begun and 10 going on with energy. This
MANCHESTER r il the shade Time nor space viii not
allow further details in my next will write you the
business prospects Of tho town In which am AZ present
located. TRAvELLEa.
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A RARE CHANCE.

usn WILL BE SOLD chssp, or exchanged for city pso
perty very valuable valley grain and farm,
Hanin lssk acres, - OF which woodland and ths
resi- rich soil having been all cultivated highly MANFRED
and ssedd within I've past and yield, abundant
Cod Eprng and from fnmngd2le the roads the
county Of Su6sk The buildings al nearly and
sist Of eonmodious DwsinG,3 Barns, Cow Sheds, Car
rage Hsus Poultry Hous-, Ice House. Bakery, Wash Room
and SMOKE House. Twenty acres lie 10 position produce
this earliest vegetables, and being wit IL hours
cation with BTooAyn TO which ca. run from rss@,nsdsle
Gold Spring daily for New York. Fog further Psstcu
lars apply to =. q. LUCKEY,
fHawsm Is John st.
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LUNG ISLAND RAILKUAD COMPANY.
~ ~

&4!21E5EAs
CHANGE OF HOURS
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
commencing on Monday, September 18th, lsz5
Lssve Nav Yonk-At o'clock, A. NJ, Boston Train for
Oreenport, daily, Sundays excepted stopping
N Flrmingdale and st. Georges Manor.
Leave Brookyn-At 81 A. for Earningdale and intemed
Tussdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, through
. TO 0reenport and intermediate places.
af4P. M, for Farmngdals and intermedsnte
places, daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave 0reenpor-Boston Train at O'Clock, r. NJ, On
the arrival Of tho steamer from Norwich,
daily, Sundays excepted, stopping at Be-.
;. George Manor and Fsrmingdals
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave FarmingdaleFor Brooklyn 6x o'clock, A. M and
Up. M, daily, Sundays excepted:
leave Jamaiea-For Brooklyn o'clock, A. M and az
NJ daily. sundays excepted. Fare 70
Bedford cents; East New YORK lay; Race Coune 4k
Crott Courso lsx Jamaica Is; 8rushvle A; Hyde Pak
..s T1i ciow.vills during p session CSur,l ~
!, iics.yilIs Ipingdsle Dee. Par. 81 ;. hSmRso1
Station lsx; Millville So; s. Georges Manor ssh;
Overhead s2k; Jamespon 62k; Mattetuck 62x; Cut
;hogue sah southoS sa Gresnpor Aeon train, Isl
Stages are in readiness on the arrival Of
Stations take very low Fares all Of the
island
Baggage Crates will be readiness the foot Of Whitehall
ore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
The Steamer Statesman leaves Grcenpe for Sag Har
vice each day the arrival Of the Trains from Brooklyn.
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DOG LOST

~ YOUNG black Newfoundland Dog, with
3H thin iron chain round The neck and small piece
soulh William ct, where suitable reward will be given for
the recovery OF the dog. me STR
e. ROSE HILL STABLES 9th street and Third
0I Avenue and opposite Bulls Head. Just and
A for sale at The above Stables, about 6y Northern
Horscs-among which eight pai1 matched
eight good road homes. and sns farm and
shippiug horSes r. K NORTHRUP,
NImsre Prnprsetnr
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TO LET. IN HOBOKEN

TWO New three story and basement brick Houses,
H. % ~ or
Msy .t They will be fitted in beautiful styls and be
rooms besides the kitchen, finished with marble mantels aud
black Eass throughout and feet front BY 50 Deep with
fa commanding 6ns vi,r # the river bay and city and
boas leave every minutes for Barclay st. In 10
and every half hour Canal and Christopher
Apply the ferry ar Hoboken. mi 7wsrc
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A PLEASANT country seat 10 the village Of Madi-
The Sssa Il VIM dSSou. S
bes about Is miles from New York cty-communicaon TO
and from twice day day the year. Morris and f.
ser harosd Bald place contains about which
are Two Houses and Barn. wit, first we'll Of
Good schools and churches In the immediate vicinity The
H,snss; are located |? eommsndng pos!,oc GvsIloolng
The being thin two minutes walk Of the ilfoad DE-
pot which convenient for doing business
the city who desires the country For partcular
L. +. THOMPSOy,
NJ lmsrc MonIstown. NJ
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S&R TAPsCOTT's GENERAL EMIGRATION
ESQ OFFICES, IS South street corner Of Maiden Lale,

HS OFFICES, rs South street, corner OF Maiden Lane
DNew York. and g Waterloo Road. Liverpool.
fsson. wishing for their friends from Lii
pool psekeu are respectfully informed by the subscribers
that the magnificent and packet shps
VII All from Liverpool positively adversed Of
when passage can Dc engaged the reasonable
and every necessary will be whore
ps..sss may ss :seassd on tins side Sf the drspste
he Sth Api ship Sarrck the m do, ship f1ottneuer,
On me on May. The well known sailing qualities Of these
csmmodstions for cabin second cabin
move p any ether line To passage, and for
W. y. r. TAPsCOTT,
.. n M . am - Get, corner Of Maiden lane
~. p ~ - I'll II, Drafts, usual for any
smountl payabietnroughcut0 Britain and Irelsr d.
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NOTICE.
DWELLING HOiIaEa. STOR = s and x.c,pt Io,.

DWELLING HOUSES. STORE and vacant Lots
E for SALE rent exchange ents made pro
~ ducve Real Esate that will pay twenty
on The purchase money with crease in valss
from ten 70 fifteen Nc procured
Bond and Mogage and Policies of nsura obtained from
{s most rssponsbls companies IN the country Apply at Isl
Third Avenue, JOHN ALLEN.
N.B-Pans elevations. specifications and contracts io
baildsgs, rnshsd here or At No Broad the short
ct nots CALVIN POLLARD.
fro lm<re Architect
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- QUARRY FOR SALE, Oh TO LEAsE-situ
@ sts on the psssse Iiver u North Believing formerly
hes extensively worked for Thirty past, and
Of the best quarriee OF free stone in New Jeney, and in
good order for workog The premises consist Of two dwell
ins .,ors house yo barns two hundred feet Of wharf and
quarry separate. If desired. FOR further partculars enquire
Of the subscriber, At the post ofice in Belleyil!e
Eeh innSrn
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- FOR SALE. OR TO LIE T, onsh. most reasonable
e:! terms three twostory Dwelling ieuses, in North
Sxth between Sixth and Seventh Streets Williams
burg, Two ofthe above sew, and intended gsutes
sdsneos hspg haished sho best and supplied
with SPRING ND is w.ter ], the kitchen. and coal vaults in
scarsd at per cant. Enouirs on Be gs%isss q ef
IFS lmsre - Wall street