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yINDIcATIoN OF FREE TRADE

The following article in the London Observer
shows The successful operation Of free trade mea-
su,es in Great Britain. Lord George Bentyck,
and The iockeying proleclionisls In that country,
predicted "run" there, a. their allies did in the
JJniled States. But there reduction OF duties
has led 10 an increase of revenue, and here the
same result has followed. We say nothing Of
The other great benefits which have marked the
progress of The Free Trade policy in both coun-
tries:
"TuE RgvEsuE- The accounts OF The quar-
ter's revenue will not be made up until ionlen'
We are glad 10 learn that they will exhibii
HIGHLY satisfactory result. The customs VIII
show considerable increase over Inc cores
bonding quarter OF last year. inns prosperous
condition OF the Customs duties is The more sra-
living when we take into account that no parl Of
he amount is made up Of duties on Inc im7ora-
ion If toreien ccrn, which formed so largea por-
tion of The revenue Of the quarter ending The on
ol January last, during which quarter The IS. du-
~ m, loves, in the reduced sliding scale, was IN
An oneralion. The present 1ourishing cond-
lion of Inc Customs revenue IS al once Inc pest
;nd;c,,ion NJ The healthy condition Of our foreign
oa,nr,a,.s and the most conclusive testimony IN
tavor nf ,be extensive reductions made 10 carry
NJ, Tho nr;ncinles OF free trade The Excise, too,
holds is crodud, proving that, in spite Of The par-
tial distress and de>i,ution that preVaii, ana 'he
dearness of so many articles OF neceSsaIy use anu
CONSUMPTION. there is no dminuion OF employ
men, and that the working classes are sun IN a
condition 10 indulge in eacisaoie ai'lc'es. ne
| pronsr,y lax shows no material alteration. These
.re Inc great sonrces OF income. and are all in
satisfactory state The Stamp Optics, too prove
,hat trade Is active, although they wani Inc large
railway transactions of last year. The total
amorn, NJ The receipts for The year ending The 5lh
ri anril 1saT will afford very gratifying COM
NJ risoD with tbe year ending April 9th, 1876, or
with any RECEIPT annual returns.
DR.. lanes Saunders, The Wing candidate for
The House, defeated BY Mr.. c. L. Mosby, also
Wbip. has accented public dinner, rendered
him by his friends in Lynchburs. The Com
,nilree consisted Of Dan. |. Warwick, J. W..
Dudley. D. A. Wilson, jr D. w. Burton, j..
! M. o,ey, J. l.. Clayton, and Nj. Lanshcrne.
| We trust that, hereafter, MIR. Mosby will be
less iorwaId in ".beliueing" Gas MT. Jefferson
saws, leading members OF the Democratic par
y. a, he did last Winter, in he case OF Pre-.
sidenl Polk and Gov. Smith, He himself has
;us, been arepudiated" By large majority Of
his own Wing parry OF Lynchburg-and, but
for the kindness OF lhs muci abused Democrats
of Hat Creek, he would have been consigned
10 POLITICAL oblivion.
II will be seen by advertisement in another
column. tha, The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad COMPANY have declared Sc
mi.annual dividend OF 81 per cent
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
18th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

As we predicted, there was an important error
in the returns from this district. The following
statement, which we find in the WyIheyille Re-
publican Of April 2ilh, (May lsiD shows
that Fulton's reported majority is reduced
from II TO i. We have ye, faint hope that The
official vote will place the majority on The other
side. Is it mol too provoking that Wing should
be elected 10 represent district which gives
Democratic majority of ll67! And this is he
ralded TO the world as GLORIOUS Wing til
umph" But we do not yet give up. The next
mail may teach the Wings another rule in sub
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POETRY.
FoR THE ESQUIRrR.
SOM EFT TO JULIA.

For THE Enquirer.
SONNET TOT JULIA
EscHyLus.
When on Thy peaceful pillow thou art laid
When happy sleep is thine, and rosy dreams,
Like on some Silly lake the moons cold beams,
Halo luxurantly thy fair head,
Lighting with smiles, whose beauty, e'en when he'd,
Clings 10 thy pearl cleft lips in twilight CLEANS;
When dreamless life Ia lost in that which seems
More life-like and more real. Hopes long dead
Like Ixion phantoms, WOO 10 their embrace,
The breast Despair has stamped with misery
And visions which e'er leave prsm-hued trace,
To tell OF hours of thoughtless ecstasy
Spare in thy happy bosom one pure place.
And consecrate it 10 my memory.
Richmond, .9prii 29th, 1917.
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For THE ENQUIRER

Ta the School Commissioners of Louisa
You will have only 80 cents TO disburse for
each one OF the children reported b. you as indi-
gent in your Districts. The following are the
sums allotted TO you severally:
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Miles Alalbler.

MACHINE SASH, BLIND, and DOOR VA
Nl FACTURER, and GLaZlER, on l2th \,
South East Corner OF Capitol Square, Richmond. !.
Oct l3-cH
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:" JPoWHATiN RoDER'
COMMISSIONERS oFFl's !.
D;nh~.ri 9lrh iufl.

CUMMISrIUNENo 2 = !.
Richmond, 3Gih Apr :
The parties concerned are hereby nctih'a i,
nv Office, in the city of Richmond, on 10. u
" next, at 10 o'clock, A. 81, with I'll ihe e.
c-ssary TO enable me TO perform the dun' 4,
the foregoing decree. 1No 49,.
Nav l-cW3W Som~
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I'm cHANcERy.-vlne,,lA:-AtR Ruiz. !

IN CHANCERY.-VinGisiA:-nlh uf' - :,
! cIs,k,s o flee Of the Superior Conri Of -
,,s Ricnmopa Circuit, lne TIN day ~ April !"
Alexander Kursheedt and Theodore J. :; !
,~.s ~ Abby or Abigail Kursheedt, wife ..
sheedi,
against NJ
David Judah, and another, -
Tae defendant above naTod mol U. ~.
appearance and given security, acco M ,
Assembly and the rules OF this Court '.n'
by satisfactory evidence that he y nc = -. :.
This Commonwealth, IL Is ordered W. ,,,..
an, do appear at the rules 10 be brid =.
on the iirst Monday in June next ~
amended bill Of the plaintiffs an' :, z
order he forthwith inserted ~ some :" =.
ed In the city of Richmond for w" NO
10. and posted at the front door OF the CAP
city. CopY-.rs'f' , p0gesi'
April l5--cS2m = H.
TN cHANCERY-yIhcis;A AZ w. -
i Clerks Office Of the Superior ~ am
The Richmond Circuit, the BIB day 9, ~
Alexander Grant, Junior and hal,n'y ,ses5
acting az Trustees for julia A. ufee"' g.
jamin w. Green,
against q,t,
William Robson, and other ,,yju. -
The defendant above named mol n w. :.
,na.a,,rre.and given security, Aecefl'..,
Assembly and the Rules OF this =, C !. a'isa
he saii-fsctory evidence that he : "a, n, 81
, tSIs Commonw cath, II j. ofdefs., l,r Us n
ant do appear 81 The ruies 10 be h.lo aad ~
I'm tI,r dist Monday in Juns ne.' ,'f I'M
of the plaintiffs; and thal c'pJ '"'.ti,.b..
wi,h inserted in some Ee~rr"pef p",,,l,a
n Richmond fof t@o mGnth5 shs. ..t. Il
lie front door Of ihr Capitol ~ - ROBE
A Copy. Teste,
April l5-ew2m
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Fulton's majority IL.
BARBOUR.
Senats-John S. Garlic, D., 639; w. J. VIII.
lev. D., so. Carlile's majority $50.
Homs-H. Slurm, D., 1888; Hall, D., l45;
Woodiord, W., 1870; Hart W., GO. Stnrm, d.,
elected in the counties of Randolph and Barbour
by 1911 over Hart, W.
LEWIS, BRAXTON AND GILMER.
Mclaughlin. W., elected over t,cO Democrats,
Bennett and Yancey. Wing gain.
PRESTON.
Willeys ma oriry over Garlic lO7.
House-Scoll, D., elected over linn, W. BY
FAYETTE & NICHOLAS.
Hiram Hill, D., reelected 10 House. In Fay
elte McComas, W., 6 majority tor Congress.
WYTHE-George Walton, Dem, y maj.
SMYTH-Dr. Thomas NJ. Tate, Dem; no
opposition. ,oo
WAsHINGToN-John B. Floyd. Dem. pos
TAZEWELL-Thomas H. Gillespie, Dem !;
no opposition
RUSSELL-John F. McElhaney, Wing; no
SCOTT-William H, Morrison, Dem. no op-
position.
STRANGE RESULT!
II being sufficiently ascerlaned that Braxlon,
&c., have elected Wing, and Fayelie and Nj
choas Democrat we sum up the Democratic
gain as & and loss as l9-nell Democratic loss
IL which will make a lie on joint ballot between
the two political parties. In this estimate We
give Morgan to the Wings; but il is not yet sell
lied which candidate will get The return, as the
County Court, We believe, will have 10 decide
upon The validity Of the Cacapon poll, alleged TO
have been Suppressed"
From Lee and Westmoreland We have not ye.
received the vote for Delegates; but there can lie
no doubt that Democrat is elected in the former,
and Wing in the latter.
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Il will be seen by advertisement in another
column. tina, The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad COMPANY have declared Sc
mi.annua dividend OF 81 per cent.
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HYER'S PILLS.
~ The American Improved Hyzeian Veae-

te Medicine.-No family should remain without This
invsiusbs preparation at bsnd especially at this season
Of the year It's Of the beat corsctives Of The
mach and bowels used and s certsn 10 give salts
faction when faithfully used according TO the directions
companying each package. The wsrmest Communications
Of them are daily received by ths proprietor.
Levi Luroy ahiRhy respectable member Of the Society
Of Friends living In Sycamore Wysndot Co. Ohio. nov
II years OF age in letter to The proprietor under date OF
April l. says still retain high opinion OF HysFs Pills
cine that we have iredl' Mr. LuDdy has used Them
10 his family over sixteen years ard Of course IL qualified
10 Judge Of Them
n. Hitchcock, manager Of the American Museum; J. @.
McAdarn, counselor at law q Beekman-st; w X. Oak
ley, a Kings; Capt S. Parker I56 aud l5S Green
wchst; Hiram Smith, commission merchant 81 Water-s
and host Of Others whose testimonies be the
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DIED,


On Friday April 20 Of consumption. Mrs REBECCA
ELpRlpGE sged 26 years and months, widow OF
Charles Eldrioge
Her remains viii be removed rom her uncle E.
PecA Essex st TO Perth Amboy for interment to-day.
al O'clock 7. NJ.
II Troy and Albany papers please copy.
% frdsy, April % the resdence OF her sonn law
Mrs MARY FAwPELL. In the 10th year of her age
The friends and acquaintance of her son Peter Fsw
nj. and her sons inlsw James Webb and George Good.
heart are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
sunday at o'clock from the residence of James Webb
a. Chsrltonst Her remains will be taken TO Green.
wood Cemetery.
% Fridsy morning, April %. ADRIAN. youngest son
of John H. puone and Harriet Baldwin aged l6 months
Funeral this day. Path. at O'Clock P. NJ. from II
FourtbsveDue. between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
o. Thursday, the 22d inst Miss MARY FILLING
HAST, only daughter of Joseph Toney.
The relatives and friends Of the family particularly
invi,ed to attend her funeral this afternoon O'Clock
from the residence of her father, III Tentbst without
farther invitation.
Al Metuchen NJ J. 22d inst after short Illness HAN.
NAH wife Of Smith Bloomfield In the s4th year Of her
age
The relatives and friends invited to sttend the fu.
neral from her late residence this Saturday. morning
e4sh ut IL o'clock.
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Grhools.
PROF. A. 8. yIrLBPIAIr


IJAVISG afe~ hours 81 cor mad ,ud BE- happy 10
take charge OF one or more classes 10 French IN
part Of NewYork Brooklyn In he immediate VI
Gritty
Hsregus afternoon a1d evening cssses ct $50 9resuc-
81 NewYsrk, and At lO6 fierrepontsL Brooklya sl
continued, while another Is forming 10 meet a, sos Broad
way. N. Y.
" lire addressed TO the Professor New-York or 10
Alfred Greenlea ESQ Brock w. would receive immediate
attention. 40 6tiss
ITO PRINCIPALS OF SCHOOLS, &c.-MR
a MCCARTHY, Teacher Of Mathematics, &c. having con-
eldd-d engszenen,in family has In consequence,
few leisure h1urs, which he would prefer devotug In
strucron IN schco male f-nsl-) either In NewYork
Brooklyn. Communications addressed him. OF
Rev. WIN. Morris Rector Of Tnity SCHOOL, rs YaT.ek
lefist 40 Resdest "a door from Broadway, would be
promptly attended 10. Az Sis SHUFs
ROARDING sCHOOI--AI Wilton. COrnecdcuL-
oTbe principal. Abe Whtock Arrangements he
msde with s. x. sTURGEs. 76t Chaihsu-st few boys
viii be received members Of the family moderale
terms Boys commercing young with Mr. W. receive
business education 81 the Of II Refrrerces-Rsv.
John Smith. Wilton lconnl Cigyi Wakemsn II. kemsn,
Controllers Office. sA2swSws-
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receipts Butter and Cheese continue very light and the
market very firm.
GkoCERiES-ln Sugars there Is q good deal doing
and the quotations nrrn We NOTE sales 200 bbds
Cuba Muscovado 7i17i 200 do Porto Rico, 7a7i; so
do Santa Cruz, sdei
oiL-Aoout 500 bbs Crude Whale. selected have
been sold at 35c for home use We notice sale Of 1900
gals Country Lnseed at rs cts
mErALs-seversl parcels of Peruvian Copper have
changed hands but the particulars did not transpire
we notice sales 1000 pigs Lead at about 4 37t
hlCE-The market 10 heavy and there 10 nothing do.
ing. Oilers at something Of previous prices would
probably be excepted
TEAs-Tho Greens in the public sale to-dsy went off
81 iuii prices but the Blacks were heavy. The Teas
were fresh and the bidding spirited
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ZfTfh LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS ~
s-1asse<zfes FOR FOREIGN PORTS. sss2z

~ Letter Bugs are open at the Office Of The New
York Tribune for all Foreign Ports, and s letters and
newspapers deposited 10 this Office will always he for
wsrded by the very earliest vessels This department IL
under the special supervision Of J. B. MOWER, ESQ.
well Known for many years the experienced and eff
Gent Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Department OF
the New-York City Post Office.
Bags open for the reception Of letters and
papers for the following places viz London Liverpool
Glasgow, Ireland Hsvre, Msrseies, Amsterdam, Bre-
men, Hamburger, Rio de Janesro, Valparaiso, Buenos
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Office open ffcm 6 A. NJ till 10 Pm.
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miscellaneous.
TO THE PUBLIC.

I FEEL 1T Ny DUTY 10 eooryeI rnissiaisment which
l.ppea cd IN yo1r paper Of he lin Instant relative 10
ali 10 he Supreme Court viz Augusta Browne First
PRESBYTERIAN CkerCh Of brook sues ne Trustees ioI
an alleged balance s465 que her OfganlsL 10 II DOT
mos, hal would have the eoohdenee 10 sue
voc OF the rich-si and most inflental Churches 10 ne
ssl frr receiving the highes Testimonials OF apPfooa
"a fr NV services during and three months
YEA sner rrsigusuon Tor No otner
but MT herg pad the balance OF my salary lad Lo'
hea IS Low have the strongest u me asuee
snd VALIDITY of my claim myself never personal
LIZ made any contract OF agTeemet VIE me jill CO, ny
father Is my agent maze one with M. I. r. smlt1'
hen Mayor of Brooklyn, end never made second, ~.
lhoa msy appear hat no Trustees do nos fecosnks
M smiths salnory even 10 MAKE n MI sniti sI.ie 4
that lbs Church bad paid OrgAais PieFousy
more $50 Of the nds " he Chufch, oei ne
cod OF the year sbould The members be opposed msy
Of them dislked organJ the sun Of sfoV sooai Dc
made ups-Sjoo year IN quarterly pay menis, ~
additional sum a. TIE Trustees nay think Jast sne
bic say from $50 10 slOV'; The receipts we're sent
by themselves for the amount paid IN f bat never 10 ~
o! ali d-msnds OF arrears and Ohef times no receipts ana
no other senuIpe receipt Can be Ptedaesd ,ao,,,,,
TIE whole sum was 10 have been $50 per anaam
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anrtion Galts.
JOSIAH klCBagps. Areuoocsr.

JOSIAH kiCHAgDs, Aseuoncsr.
10y BANGS, EIUHAltOs n PbArT-stors 20
ID Srosdwsy-Llberal Cash Advsncss made on eonsgp.
mems for Auction Sales
MONDAY EVENING. April es,
At O'Clock, o. tbs Auction Room.
Books, BLANKS BisLKs, he "A lsrgs CO lection Of val
liable standard works, school booss family and pocket
Bibles bls,k socks &C. generally In Quantities.
TUESDAY EVENING. Apsl q,
All O'Clock. 81 The Auction Room.
PkNArk LIskkRY-A vsusbie private library, chiefly
Engish editions, embracing many rsro and erbeilished
works, &c AT YktsArE SALE
BLANK Booxs-Ar extensive assortment OF Blsnh Books.
foolscsp, DENY sod m-d1m sx.s, In fl ssesp and half
Russia bsndnga Also bali bo1nd blsnka long and bread
fold Snsrtos raemorsn1sm bocks, cos poslon boohs.
SCRAP books port foos ke wei Manufactured which
the stleoucn % The ;rsa- "a Invited.
QUAEro sIsLEs-A large variety u Family Bibes, IN
plan sheep; ellis and rich blndings-by tie
case or smaller quantities.
PAPEs HAssISss-2or rolls Of Psrer Hanging choice
psfteros sstined and unsated Alsc 6rebo.sds prints
window papers BORDERS nc By The case smaller guam
ttea
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Cdrpeiinas.

I55 CARPETING 155
10n 000 YARDS F BRUSSELS three-ply and stair
IUO,OoUCSrpeing
10000 Yards OF OIL Cloh and Mating.
1900 Window Shades, Russ, Mats, Table Covers and
every sTicle connected with the trade, sale cheap
for cash. VIM NJ GRORTY.
sIs Ims lS5 chAih. m st. fret door shove Inc Theatre
NEW siPRING OARPETINGs.
PETERSON, HUMPHREY q RoSs,
No. 49, P-ar,trecf, tuear Madt,cn,)
HAVE RECEIVED, by late rrivas from Europe, Q
large aud rich Assortment ofhe following choice Car
petings:
ssxony yelve, and Tapestry Carpets patterns ard de-
sgns entirely new-neyer before offered 10 this county
and framed Brussels Carpets.
Rich S-py, new shsdsngs, do.
Double super, super iEc e1irs hne Dc.
DSmask, Royal Twisd G1d Plain NensliAn-
Window Shades, Table and Piano Covers
Druggets Rugs. Mats &c &c. Also, heavy OF Cloths,
from 10 "a feet wlde together with large lot OF Cheap
Goods. TO which particular attention is called ms 2ms
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL oARPETINGs.
- NTH LOUNsBERY, 4fs Pearl-sl topposite VII
~ ism are now daily receiving their supplies Of Carpet
ngs, &c- for the Spring trade-among which large
number OF new and elegant patterns At the following
iremey low prices:
Brussels Carpstng. patterns, los 10 la per yard.
SPY Imperial, new patterns, &c. 10 los. per yard.
Double and superfpe Ingram, new pat 81. 10 Ia
Extra hne and hne Ingram, Iew patterns, S. 70 ST.
Common Ingram. rtch bright colcrs, "a. to3s
Also, large assortment OF Floor Oil Cloths from to q
feet wide, Rugs DuRgets MaIlgs, table and piano CO.
vers, and general assortment of all other articles
nected with The trade extremely low. ms lnis
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

~ Those persons about breaking up hou seheepiDg
having furniture Of any description dispose 81 will
fud ready sale for shy portion all Of their goods by
sending line calling upon the subscriber and goods
any purchased He will also attend TO any sale
sales that be entrusted TO him during The coming
and settled with his prompness All goods
cOnsignmentt will be advanced upon II desired.
r. COTTON, 81 Ann-sL
N. BE- C will remove The Is, ofMay to SD Broad
way, Gothic Hall ml9 tMyIis
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MARRIED;

,nirv. by Rev Henry w. Bellows, JOHN c. CONE and
Wi'iA buRYEE daughter OF George w. Gray.
AZ Bri5aewster. N Y 18th inst BY Rev. A. d Grdley
WILLIAM A. GROVES. attorney at Law, to ELECTA
Y. ]. deuehler of the late Henry Gurey.
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ITO BUSINESS MEN with Capitalize advertiser
osers for sale and unsurpassed invention peteuf
rght. machinery and oh-r properly. believed 10 be
psole Of vie nx parties havny M ans very arge and
certain profit The OF The invention having 20 ebi
ity ard reoarnr aid properly Of great aud ncressnE
yslus may re hsd sss o1sain Address Dor 1850 foss
0see. N-~-YotA AZ nls-
NGksukKIsN.-An diseases that eesh 10 liable 70,
wi cared By Dr. ASHLEY, 70 Hudsonst ConrdennA
advice give, 10 I'll cases whenever desired Al iv'
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- To LET-sevssal new four Glory bossss (wteh
~ every convenepce) On the Fourth avenue. betwesa
- Twenty seventh and Twsu,y-sishlh sls two tArss
Two do on lexington avssss bstwren Twenty ara asd
Twenty sixth sis. and enc do % Twsnty xikst neas
Leninssn-svenss Iaa.i.s Of A Q Taonrs0k, se
avenue, before A. ~ and amer ?. n. as NJ
- TO IET-A three story fame hoass On ~ "a
sO'Sa Pc: sS:d q cos,s s - ss
and attic. House In good order: Rect $500 -
Al.o, gsntesl modern ball! house, viii 6sr lo,s
8. V sss F iSSIss S'n Zen. Siss Apply 10
sgo iwia " JACKSON cor eosrissnth-sl and Third-sv
- TO LKT-rhs three story hsad:cns house, 10
Twenty fourth o. between Ninth and Terth svenuee
Nth eeSrytd, In front cod 10 i S Arm Ss,I
sveuus end Thyhr L. saisabie for sl@oss any hiee u
business Also On The .slns block. s.osss end dwelling
"a il. j. pENHAM, AGENT, Eish.h :, sor: iesAst
~ To IHT-Tts upper par, Of he souss 80 DuTo1,sl
corner Of Bedford eon;isiing q back bsssssi, -
room II los third story sonvessnt and psasant Joea
ton To email family The rent viii be very rcsscosbie
For farther particulars Inquire ct 10 hsDousstst -
Bedford. - ~
TO LET!s' sD.:. E:n :, 1s9 ..,s :, ws..
y: sS al e e: csss:
S% dc .-s%S's house :.: 'Ss's =: %
ito3 els louS
Sess TO LET-At - spnss-si. 30 EMAIL resrssssBIs
- family front roos with es.',;ou sdj.isisy. -
the .; ,misss, or q r. CxRPTNfEa. fs WashisSes.ss
one door above Veseyst ~ 81
- A PLEASANT rUMMER rssidsacs V ssn, III
the season IN flshl, W mii:s up The North esvss,i
- milss from steamboat lAsdng With garden. ~
ne sbors R.os e1s 10 ss,sss. ros:sssioa sisss ~.
irs4sisly. Inquire &h ace "a lws