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The daily union., 1846-08-29
MFRS. r. y. WAUGH having determineI )

AIRS. r.. j. WAUGH having determined to
INl resume her former profession Of teaching
school, (Which she pursued many years success
fully in Alexandra and Goorgetown,1 aided by her
laughter solicits share of the public patronage.
The school will commence LIST Of September In
duire for terms and location Nt t. p. Morgan's
drug store, 1st ward, near Seven Buildings, Pennsy-
gania avenue. s
A few boarding pupils can be accommodated.
Aug l4--dtSeptl
The daily union., 1846-08-29

T'URNIP sEED.--l70 pounds OF turnip seed,
Il Of various kinds, in store, for sale; warranted
fresh and genuine. J. r. CALLAN.
The daily union., 1846-08-29
For Rent.

kiEs THE brick dwelling-house (three. story
XIi lately erected on the east side of Thirteenth
M street, one square south of Pennsylvania ave
nue., will be rented TO good tenant on moderate
and Fifth streets, or P. III. Brooks, at the Union"
office Aug. 27--3ts
The daily union., 1846-08-29

LNNGLISH, Classical, and Mathematical
IL School, Al street, between Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and G street This school will be reopened
Tuesday, 1st September. Circulars containing
terms, &C, may be had at the school room. Terms;
6, 8, and 10 dollars. -
Aup,ist 2S-Iw
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, 1916.
Congress PROCEEDINGS.

congress f>TOcfeQtngs.
Oregon resumed shortly after ten o'clock. Mr.
Truman Smith, of Conn, against the notice MIR.
Sims, of s c., argued that the notice was vested in
the treaty power, and that Congress could only adj
wise the President upon the subject and that nego-
tiations ought to be persevered in, MIR. Atkinson
advocated the notice and James K Polk Mr..
Fries, OF Ohio, was for the whole or none-now or
neverdo or die, and for the notice as the first pro-
ceeding.
While Mr. Fries was speaking, Mr.. J. K Walker
brought IN the latest Oregon correspondence, from
the President. it was received with the greatest
anxiety TO Its purport, import, and report. Read,
and ordered reference and printing; when Mr..
Richie carried il of.
Mr.. Bart, OF S; G advocated the notice, as based
upon treaty stpulations. Mr.. Davis, of Ky. argued
the invaIdity OF the American title to the whole of
the territory, with his accustomed energy and in
trepidity.
Mr.. Davis protested that no American explorer
had ever set foot upon Frazer's river-that it was
settled and occupied exclusively by the English
We leave Mr. Davis upon the floor, to close fer the
mail, and TO get printed copy, if possible, of the
will be kept up tonight till twelve o'clock.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 7, 1916.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 7, 1915.
Gaiety and the WsatAey-sprins Business Opensng-Bur
tons Reception ThsGtrieais- Stock Boerd-
&c. &c.
The delightful weather still continues and Baltimore
street resembles -four garden varegated with bright
eyes, waving feathers rosy checks flowing ribbons and
dresses of red green blue yellow white black and all
the other shades Of the rainbow mingled in glorious
profusion.
The prospect Of brisk season among our merchants
the approaching spring. said to be unusually good
and most ample preparations havebeen made according
ly Already quite number of our Southern and extreme
Western customers have arrived and causing quite
a stir the boxes and bales They also 10 be
better supplied than usual with full purses which are
changing hands quite rapidly. The fact 10, the small
pox playing terrible havoc in Philadelphia that
through there to get to New York They are as fearful
of carrying home the small pox as they bad bill Of
goods.
Burton had excellent house last night and after the
curtain fell he was called out and congratulated his
happy resuscation from the grave into which of
the New York papers had consigned him with Aater-
The Cricket on the Hearth )" which has been drama.
tsed at the Museum, is drawing fine houses.
Mr. Burke, formerly Master Burke, gives his first
cert in this city on Tuesday evening next.
SrocK MONEY MARxET.-The stock market is
many descriptions ofsecurties The slightest prospect
ofthe adjustment of the Oregon question: acts in favor
of sellers.
In city loans an advance of full two per cent has been
realized on sales Of the week-the market closing yes
terday at 97 offered for 1905 97 asked for ls70 ~
97t-stif.
In State per cents, little dongbuyers and sellers
are far apart. We note an advance OF per cent on
sales of last week-76l bid III asked Sterling fves
6il n 6s Three per cent 80 ~.
The MARxETs-There is no sales Of City Mills to re-
port It can be had at 81 although most holders ask
S. Howard street has sold at 81 and 81 s{ for COM
and fair brands and for choice 81 has been paid
for small lots and dealers do not appear much disposed
to sell any brand under the latter price, The is
81 CAL per Dbl The inspections Of -four for the week
comprise l757 barrels and 7ss half barrels There was
also inspected pa barrels Rye four and ass bbls Corn
meal
Whiskey continues steady at "a cents in hhds and %
in bbls.
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are furious for the dispossession of foreign power
from all OF Oregon,"-a sterile waste OF little
TO any ons-the desire OF Mexico to retain more
than two hundred millions of acres OF verdant pas
turage In Texas; worth al least, now and In per-
spective, twenty dollars acre, Qour thousand
millions OF dollars-the sum total OF the national
debt OF Engand,) her simple desire and anxiety TO
retain that is denounced IN all quarters OF the Union
as bomba sic insoence-the very top OF impairment
presumption
Such treatment at the hands of an open enemy,
would by the United States be deemed, and very
properly so, tyrannc lnsoence, intoerable TO ma
uonal sentiment
Though the citizens of Mexico are not, then. as
the people OF the United States are, descendants of
the people Of the $ Sea-glr IsIe," they must be
allowed by all 10 be- at least men, and as men,
susceptible OF writing, like Others under the gall
Ing influences OF so severe position, superlnduced
by neighbor, who had solicited Of them treaties Of
boundary and amity, and in whose national and
Individual honor they had generously put implicit
faith aud confidence-to be s,ung IN return. as If
by an adder. pen the thought OF Mexican sensi-
bhty
The United States course, in respect to Mexico,
has not been governed by the blessing of the free
dom Il processes to love. Freedom is peaceful,
conclliatory glory-it destroys no independence-it
wlthers no bliss-it ruffles no temper and should
not blight commendable national ann IN mel hbor
10 mount the blue phases OF Joy-enhancing collec-
tive and individual hope BY heedlessy over
stepping the fundamental axioms Of an exulted
freedom. then-(and freedom is the something in
which the human heart can delghD-the United
States upralse in defence of Mexico, the sympathies
OF the world The United States, on the other hand,
IS viewed by the world as the modern Colossus
asserting, in mere infancy, claim not only to use
as i may please, for It's purposes, the strength it
has acquired thus far in its career, bu, lin the non-n
reference manltesto,) the right to employ it, at will,
TO subserye selnterest in all future times, despite the
feelings, wishes, and what may be considered ma
tonal and Individual interests of nelghbors--not
only on the American continent, but in Europe also
ior power, untrammeled by principle, necessarily
defining lusce-and the ocean itself will nerer curb
II, If II cannot be controlled by that The United
States assumptions, in the infancy OF their freedom,
carried out, must Inevitably result in tyranny over
others Herein rests the present security OF Mexico
She is well aware of it, and will act accordingly.
For the present. subscribe myself
GENERAL PACIFICAToR
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Nfiseellaneous Record.

Packet ships Or NcnoIs Hoodless for Havre and PAT.
HENRY. Deano for Liverpool will sail this morning.
Letter bags close the Exchange room half past II
o'clock
THE LETTER BAGS 1.-THE Pilot Boat w j. Romer for Liv
erpoo also the above place, and will close at 10 o'clock
this morning
BA.k onseosA letter from Capt Alden Clifford dated
the 3D. bales cotton had been got opt that
think had bsed Aihgh ids the water pp
ana little hope Of SAVING the vessel The steam
he steam pa%d had been taken board
aud would be put ~ operation low tide on the 9Th but Cap
q Che vessel f he weather proved favorable he hoped to
Aaohsr sceoant says that anks has Of Of
the arbod streak leaving little hope for her unless s BY filling
snir MARY FRANCES of Boston, which went ashore PEN
sacola 18th u had been of 2ih would be- with little
scnn sorHM Conway. Of and for salem from Para
ashore on the part oil Nantucket on Thursday night No
scHR JuSo-The wreck of sch Juno of Cohasse tbefos
reported r.1 INTO and .oandon.d was torded As a LAT
Notice to Mariners.
ra Of the aah u the official notice Of light
y
S 10 spd %
Bark Empire, from Bath for Apaaehcoa, Jan 81 off Tor
tugas
. n ca. %' p AS;Sn as Of S S m
oil and would SuI s sail same dsy i0I wv Coast.
Moneyideo Nov 49, with $50 brs So oil board-put
OF the of captain who would probably return
home the vessel proceeding the charge OF the
mate, Mr. Snow.
letter from Capt Morse of bark RUSSELL Of NBedord
ports her Rio Janea Dec TO- with 300 bs oiput
9 The s bS I ~ . b hSTs
Janeo with and sails sold Dec 49, for $500 The pro-
visions boats aud other things comprising the whole outfits
were yet u I'D.
Home Ports
BosroN Feb Arr bark Louisa. Blanchard Buenos Ayres
Nov a. banks Russa Got BATH Prebe; New Orlesns War
wick, Weeks do; Wyman Crosby Baltimore; bnRs sienus
Hardy CrIe Hsyteg Canoya, Towne Savannah; Ocean, Pat
Bangs Philadelphia schrs Balance Johnson Rcbmond kobt
Bruce Snow Norfolk; Mosele Dill kapr hannock; Isabel
Ia, lark Fredericksburg; Gov Arnold, Hail. Salem. Nj
Howard, Bnsstr; Cinderella Smaller, New York; Queen Pc
Snow, Thomaston for New Yo,k Telsgaphed, ship
Deueil,on fin New Orleans; brig. Heaeo fin 81 Mcheal,
CID brig Neptune Dsford enuegos schrs Dieskau Whorf
Aux Cages; Marblehvad, Bril- gon Ponce Ncanor, Atkins,
Sagua la Gande brig Chickaaw Kendrck; Balmore schr
Homer, Eldridge New Yerk Sid, sehr Alert.
Nrw BEDFORD Feb AR rchrs Pacific, Wood, Norfolk
Monitor BESSIE, Wareham for New York Sld schr Cygne
kenney, Georgetown, sc.
NEw EAvEN Feb Arr bark Leoeza Baker st Croix brig
Olive, Augur 81 Thomas; schr Scranton. Lewis VnE
MA SID bark Panthea West Indies; brig Industry, st Crox
schr Gold Hunter, Mar egalante.
PRovIpENcE, Feb 6-Arr schr President, Wilbonr, New
York. CID bark Qunnebaug, Drummond. Havana. Below
sloop Midas ms below PIT IN bark Qunnebaug: schrs
Trefehen dol soop Coyer Glover, New York: bark Ju
La Allen hence for Mobile. from Dutch Island
about 4 p M, yesterday.
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DIR SAT-MON'S EMEDY
THIRD EDITION.
THE
PRIVATE TREATISE.

" convenient Of stated the planes
bic 1.-THE prescription. used the authors
seing without reseve giving also clear and faithful
description Of several disorders frequently mistaken
for venerea which afford wide 6ed for the extoons and
aware Of the numerous and varied Of dsce
Greenwich street Price 81. (Sent bv post. uDboundJ
Several preenders hare nearly itafed the title THE
book, and they could dos those h0 should
be aisisd ,oill, however, detect the imposition.
r.. Aware Of general entertained Of those
who obtude their skill upon the public (multtudes Of whom
almost every paper tits considered duty
the following the which this little
book claims especial CONFIDENCE
Besides the Graduate Of Edinburgh &chs
former works viz, The =" Domestic Guide to Medicine"
which has passed through several editions, 1iea
timona letters from the eminent physcians Of EqSoIs g
OF this city, Dr. Physck Of Philadelphia and Others and
which gratifying has permission to refer 70 almost
every physician 0feminence in the city. ja23 lmosSf
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lNsaalcai AdYIc6.

nOCTOR LAMEKT Is stitl confidently consulted at bis
- old Office 81 Gold between Fulton and Beekman
al Of delicate nature his treatment being mild
udicious requires neither restraint Diet
hndrance from business Recent cases cured IN OF
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, arr
sing from frequent ohe passions
confirmed impotency the D .tric' est attention his
object being restore tn system mentally and bodily 70 mat
stste Of vgor originally desigred.
sTR,CTUREs disease frequently existing wishou. me
of medical and etimes by the
neglect Of the themselves by the Dr. eecfualy
cured, without pain mconvener ce. - .
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising Bur
in the city perfect or charge made
and medicine with advice sent part Of The United
States.
Ofice 6 Gold street. Open from A. D. t09PM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09
RARTINE'S LOTION,

CERTAIN AND RAPID REMEDY in all case. Of
Rheumatism Gou Sprains Bruises Cuts Burns, Scalds
Bites Posons Stngs OF Wounds Of every description
Fracture, Disloeations Of Bones letter. Ringworm
Pmpes all kinds of Eruptons of the Skin, Erysypess Salt
Rhelm Fever and Ague in the Face and Breast Clumsy
Sore Throat Glandular Tumors Lumbsgo the Sto
mach and Limbs. ChOIie Bowel eyeT Sores Old
rally Chblans Corns, Bunions, Head Ache Tooth Ache
The propretors deem write lengthy articles
in New York and the Atlantic cheeully certify
best and only remedy the complaints above named
that they and their families will constantly keep supply
being so generally useful and ready cure.
The LADIES also gratefully unite IN atesting its value in
many cases hich heretofore seemed without remedy
SALE s2s Broadway doors above the Hospital wi
80 at Depot Waaut street. Philadephi and by agents
in this city generally These are few Of the agents at dis
Dopne Saratoga sP; s. Tousey, syrac use; Fowler,
Y: Clerk, Jersey sity; Van Mort MewbuTy; r Ar
DB Whpp!s Ba'i%Srs; / Heush. FreSerck.bu,s Va;
r. Baker, Boston; Messrs w H Stllwell Westerly.
ncDonsId g., Jebns d. O. uicSnson Tnoaaa
Price IS cents. G. s. BAHTlNE X CO.,
me- dgaY
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nOCTOR CORBlTI, Member Of the University OF New
- York. also member of the Medical Society, removed
his Office from Duane street 70 Oliver Cha,hsm
delicate nature Strangers informed that the Doctor has
exclusively confined his Practice from being general the
years in the city Of New York; which his entire
than be found practice. The Doctor cautions the
unfortunate against the of mercury has its nds
from the system Those protraeed and mareated that
have been under the OF less
will be find prompt relief BY calling Dr. c. prac
tcc of has established the Doctors reputation for
skill and respectabty Structures engage the Doctors
found medicine may be had prevent certain
disease in any Of its FORMS Open from A. M to loP NJ
feb m OA+r
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR Ihb
EIIXIR OF LOVE


e b. ia' sssS.' fnes
sifisfy time Ss Sss
IueoSa, or ossi, d
r S.4
I'M result o. inherent causes or produced BY
there doubt that this is true and we. not
he aaissd efficacy Iac'na Cordial s'9'a sPscie for
the Kdas Female 10 S s s re-
verse Proapu, ut.r and in fact almost disease
but
%hs nHf an MaSss
or chronic will be found safe and sovereign remedy he
On the contrary perfect harmony with
ture and does mot create vgo Su,
fully sonSines the purchaser Of the truth Of ali we hsv.
oes Eol;sa New Y0Ba Sold se y
john aS 70 Ssh sa IN Jh
wr XVI Pa y
1o e.. IN the above named places St
DR.. CONvERs' INvIGORATING CORDIAL
FOR GENITAL EMIT l. DEBILITY, MPoTE ;Ss;Y>I NcoN
hs, long been used win de mos, happy effect i !hs
ire
were the cure, that the late sr A.ey hailed i !. the
s q s % sas. r sS
the United States recommend supeIor other article
for the Of the above distressing
The proprietor does offer this remedy tholicon
but as specific for the following deploabe sfecens-the
consequences OF early ndscreton habits OF youth,
and excessive indulgence OF the
General physical debility OF the
liver dyspepsia loss OF muscular weakness Of the
s% s1iss
dmnes vision pain the head vertigo and lunacy;
social intercourse timdty sedstust, and love
Of solitude.
Hundred. of of sudden decline consumption may
be traced these baneul Young cities,
and particularly the country where these solitary habits
prevail alarming extenand those, who about
marry and those whose matrimonial alliances have
been productive of those happy results which should attend
the bal will that this
Of important subject them. IL you would be relieved
from these evils and the attendant notification aud be
remarks which the medicine highly important
the married and single Price 81 bottle $40 half dozen;
$40 per dozen.
Sold wholesale and retail by j. 0. FAY, 1856 Fulton street.
Clamp Store Sun Building New York and at (ate Hart
10 The Cordial will be Forwarded to part OF the city
by addressing j. O. Fay. post paid amount
closed.
Also for sale by Dr. Wadsworh, North Main street, Pro
ydence RI and at 1888 Washington street. Boston No.
Broadway Albany and Of Marchissi Utica, N. Y.
NIB The Physician may be consulted personally, or by
letter 6 Fulton street, New York entrance
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Sporting Intelligence.

B.scoABr CoURsE.- On the S0th ut there were three
entities for the Jocky Cab purse l5omile heats best
three in FIVE.
y; H. Dawes 6. c. by Lsvathan, dam Alice Gray,
by Pulaski, ~. " drawn
=. -. i,dweiIscm Sally Fearne, by imp. Glen.
zoe Gam IRONY, by Count Badger, 5 " o. 02liI
'onn .iaiks o h Reckless, by Steele, dam Miss
Beu by Marion, j. o. . . dr.
iime-l;51 1871 l:5e 22t.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 18th, 1876.


One OF the everlasting and nterminable India
rubber cases the warlabout whch'has been waged as
ercely, perhaps, In the newspapers as in the courts
of law, has, at last, received judicial decision
The case came up between Mr. Goodyear, the pa
tentee, and the assignees of Solomon c. Warner
Messrs Norton and Lawrence, OF New York. as
sisted by Horace H, Day, both of whom were pros
ecuted by. MI. Goodyear, for violating his patent.
Decision In favor OF Mr.. Goodyear.
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FitSI FitaII

VANS VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infalble RENE
dy for Epleptc Fits Falling Sickness, Convulsons c
One Of the propretors OF Invaluable Medicine was ac
ed for with this dreadful dseass and dung this
whole period time under medical treatment without
ceiving sny benefit the eoptra the hs were NOR
that thus afflicted Il well knewn that tine iEs
the boosted power Of all medicine Il is fifteen year.
him perfect health but hundreds can bear testimony Of the
:ove,sEy efficacy Vegetable Exacso this hitherto
this Infallble Remedy All that thus afflicted may
avail them,eves Of s bessnga are invited 70 call az the
Principal Once 1874 Grand New York. and have their
examined and advice free Of and whers
merous certificates OF be Price One Dollar
per bottle.
Iyans' Vegetable AniB Bilious Pills, for removing all
and corrupt humors and purifying the blood Price i've
five cents box.
Iu*r & Prop
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The Governor Of Michigan has appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen commissioners TO tsks acLnawiaSg
menis o. deeds and other instruments writing under
seai IN THIS ae;-Chaies Henry Smith and Will,am
woodward OF the city OF New York James w Wi.
Hilton Of Albany. ' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09

expresses his desire for the of the peace
and his belief IN the capacity Of the two
settle the title between themselves.
On motion Of Mr.. c. J. keERsoLL, the cores
pondence was referred to the Committee oil the
Whole on the State Of the Union, and ordered 10
be printed.
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The Mobile (Ala) Register and Josnal says,-
Governor Martin has sent veto message TO the Senate
on the bill for the relief ofth Hon w. Yancey So
this member Of Congress, upon his return to Alabama
will be liable to indie for an offence which h pun
ishsble By imprisonment in the penitenfsry.
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~Ns RVAME

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS No. u Peck slip. near Water street,
~ New York. has been than forty in the success
full practice ophysic aud surgery particularly IN curing per
those desperate OF variety disease
old obstinate ulcers the throat ctures &c caus
ca by malpractice IL Of the importance the un-
fortunate choose an experienced physcan Dr. T. the
oldest and most experienced this cy mis- practice great
his success astonishing, after they have been He'd
from the Hospital ncurable His oces well arranged
or privacy Call Peck slip and be convinced His charges
DALI M
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JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.

IUNTERIAN DYsPENSARY, No. Division street. e..
ablished AD 1885 by the for the
cs.ss trsstmspI Of Disease Of sse5e. and the
the only remedy earth that safely be relied
roughly this horrd diease without injury the
tutok and without diet hdnce from business when
all else have failed "A comprehensive treatise accompanies
tuslly all matter how long standing how
deeply seated IN the system with less trouble the patient
aud shorter Of than any other medicine IN the
world or no pay will be taken. Price 81 per vial.
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Cotton Trade.

There has been a fair enquiry this week from
shippers, whose purchases amount to about 600
bales about equally divided between Liverpool and
iavre Prices have exhibited no change, with the ex.
cepon that the lower grades rather easier to pur
chase Spnners have taken their usual supply and 9uo
bales have en- bought for the Boston market making
the total sales Of the week. 5000 bales. Today there
has been less enquiry partly attributable TO the
unpleasant weather, and partly to the fsmer ling
ha me market One farthng for Liverpool and
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TO THE LADIES-TO THE LADIES'
AIDES having any superuous of Clothing TO dis
L. pose of either Ladies Gentlemen) obtain fair
cash price the by sending for the subscriber her
residence, No. 50 Du ine street. basement.
Mrs. M. 8. COHEN.
N. B.-Gentcmens Clothing and Furniture also boush BY
NJ 8. COHEN.
All letters through the Post Office will be sttsuded to-
ial5 lmsmc
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New York, Saturday, Feb. z.
AsHEs.-We have transactions to note in either de-
scrpons. The amount Of sales are reported to he of
Pots about 400 barrels and $50 Of Pearls
EXPORT PROM lsr TO slsr JANUARY.
us :. 49,. $50. - ,l16 bbls.
>.
BREApsrurFs-The market for the past week has been
exceeding inanimate Nothing of any account whateyer
quotations Tor Western So 62 mixed Michigan can
be bought at % oo Al these prices, however the mar
ket IS hfm southern is dull-Wheat is also dSll-we
know of no sales Rye is held at 10 SO cents Corn ia
dropping slightly Southern is held at 60 cents.
REAL ESTATE AT AucrioNLot the south side of 9Th
street. near Lewis street, ~ by 97t feet 81 $685. Cottage
and lot on Baltic street Smith street. Brooklyn IS
by leo, 81, 450; do do ST, 500. 80