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MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.

'I'HE SUBSCRIBERS are associated with ions
established ana responsible sssDcy Ia Wisc0nsn, Who
will locate Land Warrants Ia the Mineral District " that
Territory and its vicinity after personal examnstios o.
lands Much Of the public land Of that Territory nos
s1leon accCcrt OF u spPposea min
ere. chzracter-unt within fsv months past Do = no~
10 market and furnishes excellent Opportunity iof IN
yestmsnt No part Of Union Increasss 70 POI
itb greater rspdity and value Of land enhanced
In preporioo These eetoas will be made either for
80 ~ $780, - ~ RODGERS WOODaAS
- n t,..oS,.- AtryssLI-.~, 80 Wallst Up stains
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CLOTHING, &C.

AT DEyLINs WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTH.
mo WAREHOUSE,
No - JOHN-sr. cos OF NssssU,
xNrfLL BE FOUND the largest sEd most elegant stock
w OF WINTER CLOTHING in tie city, comprising
10 900 esrlns nis, Ia part - follows 49,
Pilot Lionskn and Fearnoatht Oyereosts from ~ VIC
SUPER snada Cloth and Asphaltum do TO ~
Rrown. olive and bscs Cloth do sto ".
BLACK brown snd olive Cloth Sacks, n TO 10
Black Dfe.. Goats and Frock Goats, sto IL
Cashmere, Cloth, &c. Pants, 10
Vests 10 all variety 70
A.o over 1000 pieces Cloths Beavers Twscds Pilots.
Cas.imsres yestngs &c 40 to male 10 order In stys
used city 10 the unon and all 90 the cheap
and economical plan OF
CASH EXCLUSIVELY.
nil lni.-oap ItW DANIEL 4 J. DEvLIN.
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NOTICES.

NEw.YoKk, Nov. D, ls47
~ To Professor d. NJ. aiitcheIl. The IN
70 express the hepe that viii Be IN your power ~
comply with the wishes Of the citizens u New ora eH
Winter inviting YOU 70 deliver your earliest conve-
nienee, fa and complete Course Of Lectures On
We feel certain that the citizens generally would svail
themselves Of opportunity to hear course Of lectures
which has excited much interest IN other ciues and
part Of which was 50 well received here last WINTER
S Ws P Ra I. SssSiI Ksn. Chm. wo
Chss Auss Davies John W. Francis, Lewis " Balsh,
Hamilton Fish, Gardner Spring, B. +. Butler
NEw.YoEx. New. D, Isf7
GsxrLENIS have received your polite note, IN which
you pleased 20 refer the resolutions adopted a. ne
close Of short Of Lectures given b me- II this ely
during the pat Winter. .. &
SswYork AZ that time induces ms % accept, ~ithoGt
hesitation the invitation then rendered, and ne~ renewed
through yourselves. My ensAsemens W. on.y Permit
N. 70 give course Of 10 which hope 10 EN-
brace the outlines Of the problem o. me Inssfse,
and 10 exhibit! somewhat 10 detail The rapa progress ia rs
solution made within the last fr~ years 80,
via many thanks foT yoar Psfsos. ia.sIss, sIs 40
grateful recollection q The kindness CT yoaE eiiLsns H.
ready experienced in former VISIT
am very respectfully your oeecien, .s,yta
To Messs chAs Davies J. W FrAssis and others n-s us
" Lectures on Asrronomy-Prof NJ MiTcRELL
Of Cincinnati vii deliver course OF Lectures on Asfoao
my A. the IaoeEn1ele commencing on WednesaAy sven
ING December A. haiPast seven eloc< 70 % eontn
-on Friday and Monday evenings until The close The
will CONSIST o. 81 lectures. ana Will embrace a.
Kpositi0n OF the great problem o. the universe the
mechanism Of the SOAR system and the Constitution " the
starry heavens, with account Of the great modern
discoveries and the inf1enee Of theories
Family tickets, for four Pef,ons tof ne eosrseSs
Tickets for lady and gentleman Tor TIE course.
single tickets Tor The coarse
SnSis tickets for each lecture. esats
Ma be obtained Of Francs - Sso-e~ -rd A. the
e,hsr prncpal bookstores IN the city AID q ne .oer
nacis ca the evening Of The leetess - -~s
u Professor Mitchell VII sSnnee3s - 80 :,
Of lscfarss on Astronomy, a. the senals Aeeaey' n
Jerosn.nst Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening ~ i1'~
n2y iwls
~ Water Cure.-Dr Trail receiyss invl.ias ~ ~
new and corsmodOus establishment > LAsns q livery
Arran cement has been made for The comfort src Aa pro
gress Of patisEt daring he Wntrr a. ~Eca ses.A -
soverses can always se nosi sPssdAy snsSisi q ~"
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BOOK TRADE.
HARPER g. BROTHERS

rHuasrsY.
SCHLEGFLS PHILOSOPHY Of LIFE AND
Philosophy or LANGUAGE
In Coarse OF Lectures Transi,fe6 from the German
Rev. A J Morrison. Il A
Emo Mislin gfit - r-nfs PAPER cover 81 cents
ThI, BOOK, BY SChLEGEL. 10 sound elaborate ard
yausnle work certain % Be svery where priced ~ The
reisctug reader The reputation u TIE dstirguishcd
slhor profound philosopher ssuie thinker snd
esrned critic, rendes % needless 90 offer any criticism
upon the above wurk
This wofk hss beer pronounced By critics the bs- the
Frs the world Ne person rersss fhsse
AID instructive without deriving vslsa
be addition T. his stock 81 IDEAS sad beeou. Impressed
with desire - know the chArsctessiic Of AL
great ml1ds-
sCHMfTZS HISTORY or RONE, FOR SCHOOLS. ks.
Niih Questions, BY John D0h-on' "a "a edition.
limo sheep. 81i csnfs; Muslin, IS cents.
We consider indispuiaby The best schoohoos,
the highly Interesting subject II trsas. existing IN the
English language. and that 10 will Be Immediately
snd universally adopted text book In this country
Methodist Quarterly Review.
AHanusl 81 Roman history u - now understood.
written 10 lively agreeable snd picturesque style. IL
will Re ned rea treasure By al whose time and
forbid Access % TIE elaborate and extended
classical historians Literary World.
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J. p. NIcHoL, LLD.-1his distinguished profes-
(of Glasgow University and author, arrived here
lsst week and happy to esrc that he intends to
give course of lectures Astronomy. His high repu
taiiOn - gentleman OF learning sDd eoqueDce, will
We trust, insure him tbs, reception tmons us. which
such isen,s should always command. Boot Atlas.
~ Bishop POTTER Of Pa. is TO deliver twelve
lectures on Natural Religion before tho Lowell lnsti.
tute" OF Boston, duIng this month and January.
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or Mercanrile Library and Reading Room

clinton hsl-7s 600 volumes, eoanpnnss stHnoara saa
welselected WORKS IN al dsPsfsness Of Literature AID
ths best collection in the country Constant sdd
tons OF new work. Clerks Initiation Zee 81, AID
aa..I H. Al Merchants and othsrs sln1al sabscrp-
Ton es;t,lns them al the privileges - Rooms open
iror, 10 AM 20 10 PM New memoefs received ~ sny
s se,.r.a, Nv" ~ c L EvEkITT
sss wis President Msr. Lab. Assoesa01-
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CLOTHING.
NEW CLOTHING

Observation-Disclosures. 70 Bo~ery-wM " WATSON
II would respectfully inform his fisnds and pe public
that he sodid sssortmsns OF Meme
Bow. and Chidens Fall aud Winter Clothins 81 the lat
style. and the best His Of es 10 all new
.nd sot 40 80 n defy competition, regards cat qas
~ and prices Garments will he made 10 order 81 thu
shortest notice and in tho naost fashionable Those
intending supply themselves with ovsrcoas ke ths
Fall would DO well TO give him call before purehss'ds
sl,sw her, A. his motto will DO auisk Gales ana small
n,o6t.n WA. H. WATSON,
AZ I'm 20 Bowsry, cot Hestsrs
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NOTICES.

- Coward. ,a-e.-Ts ~ Esifsr q IL rriB1.s
81 Ia Mcudsy Iiitun-. 18Th net ind serious -
taet tho NsW-Yok Commercial Coli-s- an myself
B-f.onay suppose rom q e astiee hti yoa and tho
Police dcterminer 90 pct the College SO down.
and arise fr-n he eiJ ihfousn -tsr-zcn u you
No., proclaim oth- eitizeas Of Ssw-Yors .mueb
pfeiudced they By such artcs.. th1f q
three respectable 0nFfejuelced jlres vii condemn my
snd the Colleges ser fairy hesnnE dsfsic-
then vii iesvs The city. bot no; u then For should
consider % wronE a. We - utterly lnoas 90 siay here
uy f-o~-ctr-us would not protect quick ~ they
would stranEerI vii then see i ether c.ilss have ne
Thee psr..cut ops Nr. Editof have. 10 ny ard nv
vfes candid orin been tie death, within three wears
Of four Of ly children ny two eldest d.ush-I. s1d
tao tin boys And now ny wife add oniy srot daaxn-
fer are under The doctor da care sad spp~art nfhsy
would follow them 10 Hesvsus name the gave
~ be the only end % oar rersecltionst
hope 81, you have since become more acquainted
with the merits Of The cast. that You vii DO the College
ne ard ny suffering family prompt editorial Justice
'' iyAic Ross ST COWARD. An
Or Amherst Coli-ss educated a. And0Ver and Amherst
Mas By the An. E3ncafi0n Society 0f Ministers ard
the Mss.schu.etfs Bapusf EGucsfiou society 90 the
time 81 years Teacher-is in y Y City-of g
yssr. Presiden, y Commercial College IS Chatham
cray "a humbos" the admira5s Crehton Of
Of America &c &c d. lt-
-. The United Brothers Of Temperance Assets.
iion No. will hold public meeting on Thugsday
and Grand-st Tie meeting viii be addressed BY JoHS
CocHRAS and others Good SINGING will be provided Tie
LAWRENCE WiSkBURN. Pr-sids1t
?. n DRYER, Secretary. d q
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lnRs, Govt, &c-Ccurounl syrup u ycIo1ae II Pot
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prepared from tie pues articles, and i recommended
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Of the year especially u q the greatest Importance
u viii reroys al those extremely unpleasant symp-
toms pains strness Of The joints back shoulders
&c II th-s purihes and que<ens the circulation and
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d health The virtues Of each article have long been
Known % he faculty, ard BY their yudeious sdmxpre
their effects greatly increased. For sale BY
CHARLES n. RING. Druggist.
corner Broadway and John-st
Rigs Cough Candy foY sale - above nl7 istf
r. November Report or THE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF New York. s. Wal-st-This
Institution during the month Of November issued one hua
drsd and three new policies. VIZ:
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PONp'S PAIN pEsTRoYER

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GREAT METROPOLIS

~ BI TUI 10 NFN-l UkA FOR l~IN. Inn w0ls
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THE ATTENTION

THE ATT6NTION
nF SCHOOL TEACHERS is called 10 the following
" work
A COMPENDIUM or ENGLISH LITERATU RE-.
chr0nooEcally arranged. from sr John Vaudeville 70
William Cowpef consisting Of biographical Sketches Of
The authors choice selections from their works with notes
explanatory and igsrsve and directing 70 the best ed
tiors and 70 VARIOUS criticisms. designed Textbook for
The hshsst cssses 10 Schools and Academies, well -
for private reafins By Charles DEXTER Cleveland.
For sale By C. NJ sAAIOH, 30 broadssy
d at. Aasnf for The PuhLsher.
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LAND oFFIcE FOR GERMAS EMIGRASTs.
D0f BROADWAY SElN YORk--Ihs usdsrasrecs
OUf sncsr lie ,1spless Of the GsTnaa Society. viii
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iAncs % Gernsn erisfsnzi pIoPnstors vii eedrsss
References Z B.sT-ifth, Esq PTssieeat u the h-S
lssk SsFr-Az Soctcsy. a. socln'
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A BOOK FOR THE YOUNG.

ry,HE PLAY MATE A Pleasant Companion for spare
i Hours No AUST receiyet-C0ntains 81 pages
Of reading articles by Mary Howitt, Mrs Lee
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Littsps Living Age, No 1876. 50 year-l2i cts No.
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:, TOVRS--Ssw and seeoad-hsnd hail. Office, psrior,
- cooknx stoves and drums for sale cheap aso rates
Frsnkl n wood stove Prar bot Ar-rfnt coek stoss
os IA coal stoves DR.. Notts csleeraed nal
sssres ~ 81 stich will Be sod cheap FOR cab O1ce
ssss oil .ioth taf 1 chins sa lAnP. FOG sac :; u
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: CHRIsTY'S mINSrRELS

The Oldest established Band ia tho United states r.
Christy y N. Chrsty, T. Pierce, } Rayuor, G Abbott
and T. Vaughn, whose original and inniitabo Conesft'
usntly h0nored with crowded nd highly respectable
sud and universally admitted TO excel every amuse
meat Of similar character offered In this city.
Admission % cents children under 10 years half price
Doors open Al T. Concert will commence 81 O'Clock
NO w.
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a sToR-PLACE oPRgA.-Bose.. Parqo

4 STOR-PLACE OPERA.-Boxes, Psrqoette and
n Balcony 81 Amphitheatge - cts Mesrfs SAVIOUR
lCO 4 PATTI have ths honor 10 announce the second
week of the FRIDAY EVENING. Dee ), iii7,
VITA the Grand Opera in three acts Of
BEATRICE Di rESDA.
Beatrice Signora C0tilde Bsii.
Agnese sisnora Amsa Patti her second appearance In
America
Filippo, S'r Ferdinandc Bsneventano.
No lady unaccon panied by gentleman admitted
Carnage. viii set down with the horses heads flom
srQaoway and AXE gp In the reverse order.
Doors open at oc.ock-to commence e. hsfpast -
Entrance In Astor place MI
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L8adersfnrd are prepared % receive orders Tor nss
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sttsnrion- JTkJG FROST, "a Frontst
one door below Peek-siip.
Fr-.h C.t Nal Gr.h., Four whit. and yellow Indian
=. - 10Y - 2rnfs-ofs
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The valae of exports from Boston for the week
ending November q wss $l5i3O0
The number of arrivals at Philadelphia in No
vember was as foreign and 80 eoasswise; the clear
snces were SO foreign and 364 coastsiss Among The
limo
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on SATURDAY.
EfIrS VgppERT or FAMILY CHANGES

Fancy Govern. gilt edges j7t eents
This an Instructive little volums written BY iistn-
gEshed member q cue Of our universities OF learning 70
will be coufisFsd Of the best books for the perusa Of
youth that has recently appeared To forms part Of he
popular series eEtitsa HaEPsrs Fireside Library
- -
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sHELLEY's COMPLETE

OOETICAL WORkS-Pgblished lbs day, The second
edition ofthe PoeticaWorks Percy Bysshe Shelley re-
rnsd from th. edition n four volume. sditsd By Ms
hsilsy With sn Introduction By g. o Foster.
Ssafiy ready, Chspmtns American Drawing Book. No.
Orders should BE- sent b. those Who wish "
sceiv. them in quantities J. q RgDFlELD.
"a u Clutoa Hall
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SCHOOLS.

NANTED.-A young LADY experienced IN teaching,
w and competent 10 instruct 10 Latin French, Drsving
Mathematics aDd the higher breaches Of English Eduea
too. desires sitaz on ia some hfstczss female School
or private fsmy In th. city Brooklyn. satisf.etory
rslsrsncs given Address Teacher, box SO Post Once
d. xneOd'
MIR. sAvACCO, 20 CsnsLst- east corner Of Broad
lVl~ay wants several Italian French young ladies'
IS 70 y years Of age, whom he vii, teach, ss all
the dances of rhe saloon.
N.B.-Nons need apply without GOOD reference d. iw'
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Markets.. Carefully reported for Tie T.rsane
WEDNESDAY, December l.
AsHEs-Tho msrke, is dull a, 30 for Pearls ind
62i Is for Pots The sales Of Pearls have been $50
bbls within two or three days
Export from lst 10 Both November Pots 1910 bbs ;
Pearls, none.
COTTON-The sales tod ~ have been about 800 bales
with prices about lc ? n above those sstur.
day last
Statement Of Reoeip Exports and Stocks Of Cotton The
foLLopiaR placls at ne dates dnnlzlf.
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CLoAKs! CLoAKs.l

WHOLESALE ksD kzfAiL
2OOOD : 1Sn s' y ea Ss: ss .a q d.
-. Ffsnea sty trimmed and made toe most besn
tfsI .nnsf snd sill be sod lees ts.a any lady can buy
~. nstsra Pezss call and examine st The lafss lo.<
Wsr-house, 70 Czt1arioe-st- rs4r Chatham.
no 2xiss EDWARD WAHgLEY
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NATURALIZATION.

lust PUBLISHED, new work entitled Naturalization
~ Of Aliens Or The Aliens Guide 10 Citizenship, snd
Court Manual containing sketch Of The Avs with drec
tons and forms Of proceediags for the naturalization Of
sens IN tie United States with Notes and Appendix
By Georfe W Scott Couusel'or-stLa~ For sale BY
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MRS. PELBY's CELEBRATED COLLECTION ol
SCRIPTURAL STATUARY,

Representing important snd Interesting Subjects
THE SIZE or LIFE,
The Trisl Of our Saviour,
The Last supper.
The Birth Of Christ
rI'HE MORAL SCENE OF TIE lSTEMPERATE
Il FAMILY, 10 now open 81 al Broadway date Wslk
eTs Music Roous opposite tbs Apollo, every day from
II A. N. 10 10 7. NJ On The Sabbath, ahor divine ser
vice, from r. NJ. TIL 10 P. NJ Admttance - cents ;
children haf price. Teachers Of schools Tree 81 its
DALMO's OPERA HOUSE. Positively the last
Il week-DR COLLYER's MODEL ARrISrES.-Ths
Greek Slave every nsht this week 10 which will he added
Venus rising from the Sea, Sappho Time discovering
Truth, Psyche going 10 Bath Samson and Delsh. togsh
or with several new tabsauK before presented
For psrticuarssse descriptive programmes each evening
Prices OF adIniss0nDres Circle and Psrqustte 81 cts
lady and gentleman IS cts upper boxes b cts Seats
may be secured al the box Office from 10 a. till r NJ
Doors open at o.. Penonihcations commence at ~
o'clock. NO iwls-
". B. All demands against Dr. Colysrs Exhibition by
the Model Artists must be sent In for payment By locock
Saturday morning next Palmos Opera House d .
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A ~rOR-PENCE.-ENtra Opera Nisht-sstuidsy,
"A Dec Filth ana last time of Nerdis Opera Of HER
NASOn this occasion the seats Of boxes psfquette add
balcony will be opened thu choice Of The public and
may secured application a the box ohse from hale
past 20 H. and from 10 a. Wal a. on Friday and
Saturday Subscribers wishing 20 retain their seal. for
that ght will apply the box Office Thursday 81 Stis
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HoRrICuLTURIsT

NOR SOVEMBER.-1his work = devoted 10 the Her
Il ticslfure the number Just published the 5th Of the
second volume IL u edited By A. }. Downing. who -
eel koo~n 70 - every way capable Of editing such
solk First volume supplied eso single numbers by
81 MARX 81 NEMMAN co 10 Rrnad xsr
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-Bya gentleman, wife sad child
Din respe-table family in pleasant losati 'n convs-
ri.ut Broadway and not higher than Ient They
will furnish their rooms and the zsntlemsn dine out
except on Sundsys Terms not over 81. Should some
private family having than they need. Ike 20
reduce their expenses BY taxing small quiet family can
address Home, II this onlee a ~
DOARD WASTED-ln a pIivsf- family by young
Id sdy instruction IN music upon the pian0orte
or penmAnship or BOTH would be Fscsved part
tire compensation. The best Of reference given and
~sir-6 n n Location in Seventh Ward preferred Al
dress r. C. W Once Youths Cabinet, 55 Nassau-st d. ;.
DOARD WANTED senfernan his wife and
ID chidren a and years CID want board In priysts
family with conortA5le aeeonrnodations-up town Fre-
fsrsd terms nlusi BE- moderate and pay Address
with particulars, Horace, ms once d y
DOARD.-A gentleman and lady or tEo single gsats-
Duen can be Accommodated With rood board sad very
pleasant room 81 White . near Broadway where they
will ind all the comforts o. home al sts'
DOARDINc-Per.ors wishing board Tor the Winter
Doan b Accommodated With large rooms on the % snd
81 hoOIs a. Al BsrcAysr As9 Rooms Tor single gentle
nen. BA1s IN h01se References exchanged. d 81
BOARD Rooms, furnished or unfaFnished, With
Dead a. - Chanoei.st n-s9Is
A LADY WI-Ht. BOARD with family Of rAak
n alc wsAth ~h,rs lseys companion a desired her
oslns small sns eAaro. ps; h.sn pi,ee pat sosa
he family address II. D Tribune O.hes d2lt'
FEW BOAKDEKs can BE- Accommodated With
n plsas.nt rooms N r-sP-ct-1e neizhoor hood sno
psassnt locatioa - Twelfth a. between SIKH and
seventh avenues q "
OSr on TWO GENTLEMEN eaB b .ecommo
Dr-f-f q reasonable terms, ~th = neat bsck pafor
. .espns apsrr1snf, 10 ne house u arssPectabe priv
ale flay where there are 20 ooardsrs Or other oegsss
,v,,sIr fxe uinufcs wslk Above the City Hal Address
} A. this otee az -.ls-
DRIyATE APARTmENT--Bo.rd.- rooms,
L Win OF wlrhoGf board, ness bseeAssr ave e.oeks
Of Broadway family sna Eo.se snall nc barriers
iocafon pleasant ane enessis far price expected
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