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s,.r.v0r Muslcai runtaom for Young Ladies

r. f<enu and Guardans-Music Taught On the mo-
"a Method with rapidty and Reasonable
who ha: received inssr1eiicn from the drst ms.s
6wledse or the science her pupils combined viii et
and execution, desrcus Of taking few NOR
female pupils, either at her residence tsiD
line addressed to A. g., at the o6ce of this paper,
be ATTENDED application at IS Mercer street. whf
he lady Sesdes. will ceive personal attention. m2s l
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!. VIM. o'CoNNoR.

CARD.-Publications having been made in the news
papers, duplicating Dr. Nelson Shook in the case OF
abandonment Of child in Brooklyn, l. as his counsel
deem due to him say that the statements publish
ed in way warranted by the testimony taken in
the On the examination Of the Doctor before the
Magistrate, he not required to make statements
respecting the nor were any questions asked Of
him. except as to his name profession and residence
nation Of the Doctor to all matters which he I
bound by law to keep confidential but examination
then deemed unnecessary The parties implicated
in the affair have forward to and fully exoncra
ted Dr. Shook from all participation in or knowledge Of
the abandonment D. p BARNARD.
Iuno
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Promotion OF THE OFFICERS IN GEN. TAYLoR's
CoMMAND.-When the tidings of the brilliant VIC
tories at Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma reach
ed the ears of the President, in obedience to the
dictates Of his own sense Of right, and in accord
ance with the wishes of the whole people, he at
once promoted the hero of them to the rank of
Brevet Major General.
In the official paper Of the government, in speak
ing of the promotion of Gen. Taylor,t was stated,
that when the official returns oil the battles had
been received, officers of lower rank, who had
distinguished themselves in them, would be re-
membered by the President This delay W $, OF
course, very properly based upon the supposition
that with the official returns, he would obtain the
facts in regard to the brave conduct Of the Off
GERS in General Taylor's command, and be
able to apportion the honors of promotion among
them in accordance with the merit attached to
them.
The official returns OF General Taylor, which
speak in the highest terms of praise of many o
the officers in his command, have been received,
and yet we hear nothing of the promotion Of those
gallant officers, without whom the General would
have been comparativly powerless. Why are they
not promoted There have been sufficient op-
portunities for their promotion. 1t is high time
they received their rewards Their kaurels, in.
stead Of being suffered to fade, should be bright
ened and encouraged by the Executive-they
should be sent forth to gain more
1t has become proverb, that promotion in the
American army is slow. There is no necessity fol
this. There are at present about sixty West Pon
graduates, who are ready to step in and fill the
places of those who, by their valor, have deserved
promotion. Let them be promoted, say we, and
not suffered to remain longer in state of glor
Gus uncertainty.
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In Ss last nsssA u. pcyulsasa Of HsysaA bed SsA'a
mod 10 y uuQeer
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Asss,s for The Herald. a B. Zisber Co., Ledger bsila
a. 80 49, h1nu where adv aE<
ess,sd "a s"S where Se,o" w.hias 'ab.crbe VIII p
Lsr rsmss I'D have the paper served regularly
n Ia edsiely after the arrival OF tie
csr. Tsrms tenn month. including the Sunday He
SIpi es s..s. Hthout It. Single ropiss cents. I'm
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A CarSl.

Having noticed in the public press that certain
plants were entered in the police efice by Horsto
Walker, of Vermont, wherein my name is connected
the following will show how unusy have been made
party to these complantsThis Walker, in lS44
dered, as was ntormed certain property in exchange
visited with the lands that had for salc and ex.
pressed their entire satsiacton he afterwards informed
that he had trade with another party,
acquiring he said greater number Of Of land
than he could from me- Therefore deemed nego-
tiations annued and knew not to the contrary until
my recent return from the south, informed Of the
above police proceedings. As to Walkers charge Of my
holding from him the same, have
bad s ShHE 6 aswse 8se , 1E the lsu r,As6 uSp -
June 30 1S46. VIM O'CONNOR-
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Portable Dressing C.ses.-The suhec


having completed their af the above
mead them TO the public and travellers the complete
for long short journey manufactured both
regards utility, durability and cheapness.
G. SAUNDERS SON, 1T Broadway
few doors above Courtlandt street.
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COMMISSIONS IN ExrEcTANcy-We perceive
that three civilians have been named for the va
cant Brigadier Generalships now at the disposal
ofthe President of the United States. Gen. Arm
strong, our present excellent consul at LIVERPOOL;
Mr.. Barrow, U. S. Senator from Louisiana; and
the Hon. Caleb Cushing, late minister to China
We feel confident that all Of these gentlemen
possess patriotism and bravery, sufficient to fill
any military rank, and that their appointment
would afford great deal of satisfaction, so far a.
their own advancement is concerned. But we
very much doubt the expcdicncy or Justice OF
promoting civilians to military posts of impor-
tance, requiring great experience and skill, and
for which bravery is one fthe smallest requisites,
over the heads of military men of acknowledged
bravery, skill and experience, aad whose valour,
energy, and endurance have contributed in a
great degree, to the late glorious victories
that have graced our arms.
General Armstrong, we are convinced, does
not desire any such appointment. His talents are
well employed in his present distinguished po-
sltion, as American consul at the greatest com :
mercial port in the world; and though his talents
would qualify him for any station, yet we doubt
If he would be willing to relinquish his present
post, until he has carried out such measures in
connection with his office, as will forever identify
his name with the American consulate of Liver
pool. Ifhe is, however, to leave the Consulate
we know of few men who would make better
General.
MIR. Barrow, though possessing high qualities
as civilian and Senator, is not, nor has he ever
been, military man. 1t is said thar hc received
part Of his education at West Point. But the very
fact Of his Leaving that academy without gradu-
ating, argues his want Of military knowledge
and his life spent in the quietude OF civil pursuits,
argues want of experience necessary for such
position as that Of General of brigade, upon whose
military skill, experience, and strategy, the fate
of an entire army often depends.
The same objections apply with quite as much
force to Mr.. Gushing.
We hope, then that the selection will be made
from among the officers of our gallant little army.
whose age, experience, length of service, and bra
very, give them claim on their country for that
distinction which they have earned at the cannons
mouth and in the shock of battle. It would be
inviaious to name ny,among the many who have
distinguished themselves. 1t is the province of
the Executive to make the selection, and we hope
it will be made with such discrimination as will
meet the appreciation of the entire country.
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Strop-The Oldest and approved srop hav
ing been before the public for the last thirty bs
had the subscribers No. III Broadway wholesale and retail
The public and strangers invited call and the
various patterns.
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sary to state that the worthy manager Of the Bow
cry Theatre is not indebted to this establs hment
to the amount Of single copper We mention
this in justice to Mr.. Jackson, because it has been
stated somewhere that he was in our debt. We
never presented bill to him the second time.
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SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

1J- Mrs. EJIz. MILLER, No 80 Poplar street be
tween Rachel and Budd streets, Philadelphia has
been completely cured of the most severe attacks Of
Rheumatism for which she had tried every thing IL
rise ten times in a night, and her hands were drawn
up as to be completely useless. After usiRg yhe
Rings and Fluid for only "a hours, the pains entifeg
Rod of several months.
DR.. CHRISTIE is in possession Of nearly one ttoN-
sand testimonials, received from persons VINO ha'S
both Chonic and Inflammatory, for which every 9th
eT "remedy" was useless. The Rings and tHi'h'
wntn properly applied, have never been Hns"h ["
fail in any of these cases.
y Beware of spurious mutations of these Articles
The only place in Baltimore TO obtain the GENUlNE
Rings and Fluid is at the Drug Store Of $. HANCE
lOS BALTIMORE STREET, and corner III AXLE
and PRATr-STS.
All articles of the kind sold elsewhere in the cay
soortalss counterfeit, without The least aalvase
influence or beneficial effect naAL
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NNZANTED. A nnmher of nctipe MEN tolra-

We AnTED. number of active MEN. 10 ira
w Ytlas AGENTS for the sale of ne,S, nd nnn
ulaI ruoncatlons in the Eastern Western, Sontbnfn
ana Middle States and the Canadas. Each man viii
W. i,Situ coo per per year, in writing over and a.
hove his expenses, VITA an onnoTinnT,,, ~ - L
SlooO per year and more, if active Each man viii
nave ms own district 1t will be necessary for Them
10 nave al least from sos to $780, to obtain good fit
Dehg our object to establish good agents nd giyc hen
such a cnance as no one else can offer ihcm AMY
at the once OF the United States Publishing Co,aoT,
GoiHer OF BALTIMORE and NORTH SITS, (Jarvi:;
Buding) up stairs-entrance No Jarvis i,WiIiin
ht nsa post paid, will NEE! with prompt attention..
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CHRIsTIE's MAGNETIC FLUID.
CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC STRENGHTHENlMt
PLASTER.
617-noME CERTIFICATES. III,

These testimonials, all of which are from tn, n.5-t
respectable sources, have been selected from severa
hundred OF similar character, which have been pro
cured during the short lime the discovery hss 5eg-
before the American public.
SPINAL COMPLAINTS AND DYSPEPSIA.
To DR.. A. CHRISTIE:
hy Dear Sir-Seyera years since, while gesidngA.
the South, was severely attacked with the blli9us
fever. After my recovery, found my whole system
much debitated; was unable 10 take necessary eZ-
ercise, general assituda seemed to come over Ius
which the prescriptions of the best physicians failed
to relieve. During the intervening time now nearly
seven years. ! have been constant sufferer, being
afflicted with severe pains in nay head, e1te aiding
down my spine, and my powers ofdigeson were ~
Impaired that was always in agony for some hours
after the simplest meal. | could sleep but little
night, and was reduced to ptifui object, from my
dlsease which had now settled into the Spind! Com
plant and Dyspepsia, both Of the most severe kind
was induced 10 make trial of the Gavanie Rings
and Fluid and rejoice to tell you the result has been
more happy than dared 10 hope for. ! have now
worn them five weeks; and think | may say, ,ilaI
from the second day put on the Rings and used the
Fluid, my health has been steadily Improving Ny
appearance has changed attend TO business regtr-
larry, take daily exercise, and have good appetite
The pains in my head and spine almost 10 have
left me-in short, am an altered person. Il is bTS
right TO tell you ofthis and do it with gratitude and
pleasure.
am, dear sir, very respectfully,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
wEOWEs' NEW YORK CIRCUS,
LII ERNM nAI.MN,S NpERA uDILa

II III FROM PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
% The public are respectfully in formed that this
splendid Equestrian Company will open the Front
street Theatre on
THIS (THURSD4Y) EVENING, March 10,
on which occasion the great Female Equestrian
Madam MARIE MACARTE will have the honor of
making her first appearance in this city.
The tavorite Clown, DAN RICE, will also appear,
together with the following celebrated Performers
Messrs. N. b. Turner, j. S. Whitaker, Sweet, Nix
on and Son, Stickney, Macarte, Dan Emmtt and
Serenaders; Mrs. H. Messtayer and Mrs s. Miller.
% PRICES OF ADMlssIoN-Boxes SO cents; Pit O5
cts; cold Boxes p; col,d Gallery I2t IL
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EPILEPSY AND PALPITATION OF THE
HEART,

The following relates to Clergyman, the SON
in law of Mr.. JOHN JACOB AsToR of New York:
Rev'd. JOHN BRIsTEAD, Minister of the Episcopal
Church at Bristol r. l., residing In Main street, has
long been subject TO distressing attacks of Epilepsy,
often falling down nsensibe The disease has been
accompanied with violent PalPitaton of the Heart,
and rush of blood to he head. For three years he
has been unable to preach attend TO his other dU
ties Mr. Brisead has found the most valuable beEe-
fit from the Rings, Bands and Fluid, is better in every
respect than he has been since his illness, and is
rapidly recovering his health. All symptoms of EDl-
lepsy have left him.
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N. DOYLE, 30. Ia Prattstreet,
rR1 Opposite Is. 81 o. R.R. Demo,

gIy- DIR. WI5TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY. This is chemical extract of Wild Cherry and
Tar. Every body knows that Wild Cherry possesses
important medicinal properties; and Tar Water has
always been administered in Consumption, and Lung
affections generally, by oldest and safest Physi
clans.
Various remedies, it is true have been offered and
pulled into notice for the cure of diseases of the
lungs, and some have been found doubt very use
full but of all that have yet been discovered, it is ad
mitted by physicians, and all who have witnessed its
effects that none has proved successful this
For Asthma, ShOrtness of Breath and similar affeC-
tons, it may be pronounced positive cure. II has
cured Asthma in many cases of ten and twenty years
standing, after physicians had declared the ease be-
yond the reach of medicine,
This Balsam is made from materials which Nature
has placed in all northern latitudes antidoe for
diseases caused by cold climates.
"Nature is but the name for an effect
Whose cause is God"
Let us not neglect her p'ainest dictates. Forsae by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pfatt-st.
Also, by George K. Tyler, ~ e. Baltimore street,
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. F.
Perkins & Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph b. Stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per-
kns, corner Market and Green-sts.; George Fl. Keer
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. mig lw
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GEORGE W HlrE, IUI UhlFIeS
New York, Nov. 10, lSi5,

0I3-A child of the Rev. s. r. Rowarth, the we3
known minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
residing at los Division street, New York, has bees
subject to Fits since birth. He has generally beeA
attacked in the night and has several times supposed
to be dead. The use of the Galvanic Bracelets and
Fluid has caused their complete disappe ararce.-
The system being much weakened by the frequent
attacks, the Galvanc Strengthening P!as,c
commended ,whchwa used with the happis results.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS
CORNER OF BALTIMORE & C.aLVERTL SITS,
IMPORTANT ALTERATION
% Day visiters admitted at Night FREE, except
Wnen there are day performances & benefit nights.
gy-The Great Painting of the OPENING OF THE
SIXTH SEAL, by Danny, still remains in the Picture
Gallery,
THVHIS EVENING, March IL, will be performed
a fLEASANT DREAMS. Oliver Sanguine, MIR.
JOHN SEXTON. Mrs. Porridge Mrs WATTS,
Daneng-By Miss ST. CLAIR.
GREAT WESTERN in his limitations.
TO conclude with CRICKET ON THE HEARTH
lilly SlOwbOy, Mr.. j. SEXTON.
No SATURDAY AFTERNOON ENTERTAIN
MERTS, commencing at O'Clock, Each WEEK
for the especial accommodation of Families and
strangers, to which Schools, in body, will be ad-
mitted at 10 cents each.
N- Programmes to be had at the Museum
G- Abundance 25 cts, children under 10 years OF
age, l2l cents, Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
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lNOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF

ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF
CONS PTfONI
g, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint
ting Blood, difficulty of Breathing, pain in
Side and Breast, PaIptation of the Heart,
Influenza, Group, Broken Constitution,
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases of the Throat, Breast
and Lungs; the most effec!u-
al and speedy cure eves
knowniOr any Ofthe
aiovedseaseSis
THE GENUINE PREPARATION.
zzYNE'S COMP'D SYRUP WILD CHERRY.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
hILLERsT0wN, Perry Co., Pa.
HSwAYNE; Dear Sir-ln March last | caught
eaVy cold which settled on my lungs, attended
hard, dry cough, pains in the side and breast,
pas and oppression in the chest. | neglected
any medicine, except the usual simple RENE
zvhich persons in INDECENT circumstances like
generally resort to, until the disease had
"a the state above alluded to, when l became
hlarmed and applied to my family physician
ated me several months, but received no ben
4 fact | gradually grew worse; had profuse
Weats, skin dry and parched, no appetite, sHt
much with thirst, occasionally splitting blood,
ny physician as well as my friends pronounced
4 ing into deep decline. Some of my friends
mended one medicine, some another, and would
me long certificates of purported cures, many
ich | thought suited to my case exactly, but
! heir effect upon me despaired ever recovering
|ath, but gave myself up to die of that scourge
i land
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
ltunately at this time friend of mine passing
Bin our town who resides in Harrisburg, called TO
me, and recommended your COMPOUND
PIP OF WILD CHERRY, and gave me the
HOf Martin Lutz, your agent in Harrisburg. Ire
nifty sent and got bOttle, which relieved me so
that sent and got five more, and am happy
am now sound and healthy man. l atiri-
The entirely the use VOur cplphra cd
ration, the COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
RRY, and would earnestly recommend any per-
tho is suffering with any disease of the Lungs to
at once to your medicine. remain yours, very
etfully, RICHARD YoNARTER.
are personally acqainted with Richard Vonme-
Us statement is strictly true.
~ ColbroOk, Willis II. Massey,
lob Starkey, John Brighton.
MEMBER! none is genuine except that bearing
'ritten signature of DR.. Swayne.
timOre Agents-I P. Cook, No. rs Baltimore ST..
or & Caaby, Pratt street wharf.
tTiCt agents--R. Farnham, Washington, ID. c..
Stabler Bro, Alexandria. d. c.; George VI.
ron, Georgetown. mhl2-tAp6I
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NHUsICAL ATTRACTION

AH NSIONL AINHAOIEUN
1YH FOUR MEMBERS OF
THE HARMONIOUS,
Whose unrvalled performances have been received
with rapInroGs applause in all the Eastern cities and
British provinces, being detained in this city in con-
sequence of the sudden illness of Mr.. Marshall Pike,
one OF their original number, will have the honor to
give a series of
GRAND UNIQUE MUSICAL SOIREES, VOCAL,
INSTRUMENTAL AND OPERATIC,
at FRANKLIN SALOON, in the new building opposite
the Baltimore Patriot office, North street. on TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
lNGS, March 10th, llth and 18th, 1876.
{R5- Admission % cents, Doors open at 7, TO com
mence at O'Clock. milo 81
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STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
UNLIAG ITAIE

STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
FLIAs HALE,
MA No. 324 BALTIMORE STREET.
one door east of HoWaYd-st
Would call the attention of Merchants and Dealers
wishing to purchase, to his large and extensive n
aortment Of GOODS, consisting in part as follows;
BUTTONS OF every de- Pocket Books
scrpton Thread Tape
COMBS--Shell, Horn, Corset LacinCs
Ivory, Wood, Brass and Shoe do
Buffalo, all descriptions Perfumery
BRUSHES, every variety Fancy Soaps
Pins, Needles Paste Blocking
HOOKS and Eyes German Silver Ware
kazoTs and Slrop5 Britannia Ware
CLoCkS Japanned Ware.
GOLD JEWELRY.
Finger Rings Chains Pencils
Ear do Keys, Studs
Breast Pins BTaceIets
Also, GILT JEWELRY of every description, &C.
Together with a large assortment of Goods too nu-
merous to mention for sale to the city and country
trade at greatly reduced prices, by
ELIAS HALE,
fe2l-eolm [ARl No. 1924 Baltimore street.
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FOE SALE & RENT.
.TEG 4OEs FOR SALE

MEG ROES FOR SALE. A very valuable
4N country servant girl, between l9 and l9 years of
age, strong and healthy. good plain cook, washer
and HOner, to serve until the 18Th of Nov 1857, the
present owner having no further for her. Also,
very likely mulatto girl, Is years of age, from the
country, first rate MUSE and seamstress, &c; can
come well recommended; to serve about 4 years.
Also, very likely and valuable dark mulatto girl, IL
years OF age to serve Is years; she is very neat and
cieanly, good house servant and nurse, and well
grown for her age, sound and healthy, and can come
recommended. Also, a very likely black boy, ID
years of age, to 10 years. very smart and active
The above servants can all come highly recommend
ed from their respective owners. Families wishing
to purchase have now fine opportunity. Apply to
LEWIS F. SCOTTI, Exchange Place,
A few doors from the corner of South,
teD Nearly opposite the Exchange,
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ENoR SALE-A great variety of DWELLING
u HOUSES, in different locations throughout the
CITY, many of which eligiby situated in popular
nelghOorhoods, built i'll modern style, tastefully and
Conveniently arranged, at prices from $4,000 to S25
ouO There are very many from $500 to $1,000 on de
siraoe terms, in every direction Public attention is
RI particularly called TO a . story DWELLING
f1sSgsA HOUSE in Salisbury street, south side, be-
IEstRM tween High and Exeter sts, with a story
4s-Lh4E-back Building. Lot is 10 by 100 feet deep
10 an alley for carriage, with hYdrant in the yard
price $1,000,
Ap,A There arc two story and attic DWELL
HfaA ING HOUSES on the south side of Pitt ST.,
near Canal street, 49, feet by 100 deep, at
1915 each; Warehouses the north west corner of
Hanover and German streets, desirable terms; one
on south Paca street, p stOry-Sl250.
Farms and Country Seats, near and distant from
the city, som, splendidiy improved in buildings and
soil Terms easy, and Il few of them would be ex-
changed for city property.
We have two splendid Farms, one of 200 acres in
Carroll county, on Sams Creek, the other in Freder-
lex county, short distance from Frederick city, 270
acres. Both would he sold en- very desirable terms;
the improvements and soil the best.
LOTS for sale or lease, in very many localiOns.-
Two in particular-0nG west Franklin street, 4l0 by
$50 feet deep; the other East franklin street. Sc by
l40 feet deep
GROUND RENTS for sale at 6, G! and per cent
b. BOND or GEO, GELBACH,
mh5 No. 40 Second street.
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FEN SIMPI.M pi0PRI3rrY EnI3 "a m

n N3EI SIM = u Il FItUPHTkIY FUR SA LIE.
5ssiS1es A HOUSE and LOT situated on the north
RsN:,. side of Cough street, door west of Bond
hsFsjl street. The lot fronts Is feet on Gough-st.,
of side alley leading to the yard. The house is a
TWO story Brick Dwelling with two rooms on floor,
ana Kitchen back, with good dry cellar and has
Always commanded, and is now occupied by, good
ana puncual tenant For further particulars, apply
at this Office. mill If