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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25
WEATHERLT {, ROTR0CK,
EDHgAEDElEgS aEGd E'AHLGssS.
MAIN STREET, PORT GIBSON.

MAIN STREET, PORT GIBSON.
D ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
u of Port Gibson and vicinity, that they
have Just received from New \ ok, a splen-
did assortment Of Fine Black, Brown and
Green Cloths; Plain and Fancy Cashmere;
Black and CoIored, Figured and Plain, Sa-
tin and silk Vestings, DC, which they are
prepared to make up to order, into Coats,
Vests and Pants, in accordance with the
latest fashions.
Their Stock of Goods has been careful
" selected, and forms as handsome an as
sortment as has ever been brought to this
market.
Gentlemen wishing handsome and we'll
fitting garments, are requested to call and
examine for themselves.
TAILORING in all its branches will
be carried on by them. and they warrant a
fit in all cases, whether they furnish the
material or not.
Sept 21, lS49. 4-ly
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25

which | entertained it. Crawford saw no
necessity for any reasoning about it, but
had no objections to my assigning my rea-
sons. Calhoun thought it exceedingly de-
sirable that no such argument should be
drawn up and deposited.
He therefore suggested to the President
the idea Of changing the terms of the sec
ond question, so that it should be "whether
the Sth section of the bill was consistent
with the constitution which the other
members Of the administration might an
swer affirmatively, assigning their reason,
because they considered it applicable only
to the territorial state; while | could an
swer it also afirmatively, without annex
ing any qualification. TO this the Presi-
dent readily assented, and | as readily
agreed. The questions are to be framed
accordingly.
March 5fh.-The President sent me,
yesterday, the two questions in writing,
upon which he desired to have answers in
writing, to be deposited in the Department
Of State. He wrote me that it would be
III tiIllC IL SIOulll INV tiiC IL
morrow. The first question is in general
terms, as it was stated at the meeting on
Friday. The second was modified to an
inquiry whether the Sth section Of the
Missouri bill.i is consistent with the consti-
tuition. To this, | can, without hesitation
answer by simple affirmative, and 50, af-
ter some reflection, | concluded to answer
both.
March GA.-I took to the President
my answers to his two constitutional ques-
tions, and he desired me to have them de.
posted in the Department, together with
those Of the other members Of the admin
istration.-They differed only as they as
signed their reason for thinking the eighth
section Of the Missouri bill consistent with
the constitution, because they considered i
as applying only to the territorial term
and | barely gave my opinion, without as
signing for it any explanatory reason. The
President signed the Missouri bill thi.
morning.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25

EXTREME MoDEsTY.-The Pittsburg Sa-
turday Vislter tells story of two trim la
dies who entered complaint against
neighbor for bathing in stream FIVE hum
dred yards from their door, and when
asked how they could recognize him at that
distance, replied, ,Oh, We asedaspy- glaSar
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25
]. 0. 0. T.
S. TT.


PoRT GIBsoy DylsIos. No. 3. hold their
regular meetings in Port Gibson, every Friday
evening.
CLAIBORNE DWIsIoS. No. %, hold their rcgu-
laf meetings, in Port Gibson, every Wednesday
evening.
,,1 nGAsD GULF DIVISION, No 20, hold their
na.a ,sa'dF meetings, in Grand Gulf, every We'd
0e'day evening.
UNION DIVISION, No. rs, hold their regular
sSsg %Sgaags at Rocky Springs, every Saturday
DgRToSToY DIVISION, No. 100, holG their
,Tsuar ,s.r meetings, at Burtonton, every Saturday
Null TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No. 8, hold their
eS0Iar meetings in Port Gibson, on the first
Inu n third Thursday evenings Of every month.
"sgFee Temple open on same nights.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25
TRUSTEES.

JoHN ilAGAS, President of the COMPANY,
Preston w FAERAR, Vice President
A J WEDpERBUEH. 81. d..
Thomas lIUXr, ". ID.
Medical Board Of Consultation.
HAEMAN DoASE, Secretary,
r. l.. GooLD. Attorney,
RICHARD BEry. NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
No 27I, Magazine street, New Orleans.
l5'This Company is prepared 10 entertain ap-
pications for Life Insurance, and issue Policies
on all sound and healthy White Persons and
Negroes at the Table OF Rates established by
the Board. which are less than the rates charg-
ed hy the New York and London Offices. and
without their restrictions as % residence in the
South By the charter, dividends of profit are
declared annually, and the profits draw interest,
and can be made available at once to .he extent
Of two thirds Of their amount, where the party
has paid his premiums in full.
California Permits are issued TO Lie lnsur-
anre members at New York and London rates.
Prospectus, table Of rates and all information as
to Life Insurance, and all papers necessary to
effect Insurance can % had at the office OF the
Company, or Of w. 0'kELLY. Agent,
Port Gibson. Mississippi
A. II. PECK. VI. D., Medical Examiner.
II Extensive Travelling Privileges allowed
Nov. 23, 1919. l3 6m
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25

Why is it that ON Emma's cheek
The lily blooms and not the rose?
Because the rose has gone to seek
A place upon her husbands nose.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25

BUSINESS MAN, put your sign in the
newspapers. The spirit of the times re-
quires it.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. J
G4.,.r E..,,. n.4 1 100


No-fhern mai, Via Raymond leaves Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, at 1 4. N. Arrives
ane DAYS ats, r NJ.
Southern mail, Via Fayette. leaves Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday, at 6, 4. ". Arrives
same days at 6. TN.
Northern mai, via Louisville, per river, ar
ives twice week, irregular. and il made up
u Wednesday and Saturday at PM
southern mail via New Orleans, per river.
arrives .our times week, irregular; is made
p On Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 5r NJ
Ni.ikens Bend, once a week. Arrives on
Monday at =, NJ. and leaves same day at |. pm.
0lice hours. from 8, 4 M., TO sundown-
Sundays from 10 10, A.. N.
WN. D0WSE. P. ".
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25

TINES AND PLACES OF HOLDING
MEETINGS or THE DIFFERENT INsTIrU-
TONS ~ CLAIBORNE COUNTY.
Masonic.
lLHroS RoyAL ABcH CHATTER. No. ,, hold
teIr regnIaro stated moetfags, in Port Gibson,
on the third Saturday Of every month.
WASHINGTON LonGr, No 3. hold their rcgu-
'for stated meetings, in Port Gibson. on tie
second Saturday evening of every month.
1RA>D GuLF Lopez. No. ii, hold their
ESlar OF stated meetings. in Grand Gulf. on
gt nfst Saturday evening Of every month.
eARFESTER I.orGE. u. d., hold their regular
meetings ,' at Rocky Springs, Claiborne county.
m ass,' on the 4thl Saturday morning Of each
mouth, al 8 o'clock.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25

''There lies my old hat,
And, pray,~what of that!
IT'S as good rs the rest of my raiment.
i'll buy me a better
You'll make me your debtor,
And send me to jail for the payment
The new hat was adjudged, "by the un-
animous vote Of the houses" to belong to
Barty-who wore it off in great triumph,
saying. sit was but poor head that couldn't
take care of itselh''-Boaton Post.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25
Malt arrangements
nE TILE

PORT GIBSON POST OFFICE.
The Northern mail arrives every Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday. at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ,
nd departs same days At ! O'Clock, T, ".
Southern mai, every MONDAY, "Wednesday
and Fdhy. at II o'clock, H. and departs same
days at ~. O'Clock. II.
G4lIarin mad arrives every Tuesday evening
and departs every "Wednesday morning.
Tie Northern mail closes at II O'Clock, NJ
and the Southern at halt past 1, A.. NJ.
0lee open lroin sun rise % sun set, (Snn-
d,y, exccqte1) &c. MELCIiOIR, 2. NJ.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25
M PORT GIBSON HERALD
AND
coRREsPoNDEN ENT.
I4COBS, Editor and PROPRIETOR }
.,,rsurp EVERY rGlHAY MORNING, BY
wv. T. EfSELT.
.r.smMPE

rgga2gga
ID, !, advance, Tor enc year, IS 90
PEaoe sly months, 90
n.,hn six months, for one year, 4 90
. :, M end Of tie year, 90
.aL.rrpti5n viii be taken for a shorter
20 nm Sp,a .ix months; and no paper will be
PFa1 :.a until all arrcarages are paid, except
d.;c2a',s ,.,n of the publisher. A failure 10
Z ~ In l.i.b 10 discontinue, will be considered
.Igs - new arrangement.
aux ADVERTISEMENTS
I'm 5s charged at the following rates: One
-. :. mare for tie first, and Fifty cents Tor
~" p.b.s,oent Insertion Twelve lines, or
eis' I'M Primer, or nine in Brewer, cun-ti-
- l,'.,5qra. ,. over twelve and under twenty
i'S 81, .sn,res. ana every subsequent twelve
i''.' -. r the same. an additional square.
d n'..aI '9,I Circular, or c.ectioneering Cards
II i. charged one dollar per square, payable
y. l,,,.e Merchants advertising by tie year
:. 6er agreement.
= i ao Instance viii yearly advertiser be all
"a :, + t,.n.er. any notice not connected With
.r.g,. business, without separate charge.
rrr> ros AyyoUNcING CANDIDATES.
r, District and State Offices, $40 90
> County Offices, ~ 90
i. Members OF Board Of Police, 90
V,ysrrates and Constables. 5 90
-. sufficient quantity Of tickets.
rxrrl tickets. per hundred. 90
Il, f1r Announcing candidate must be
.,i or when The name is handed iii.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25

10 bartholomew Willard called "Bar-
ty" for shorf was "queer customer" !"
once very well known in the North of Yer
mont, for his careless, vagabond habits, rea-
dy wit, and remarkable facility atextempore
rhyming. Sitting one day in a village store,
among a crowd of idlers who always gath
cred about him on his arrival, the merchant
asked Barty 'why he always wore that
shocking bad hat!'' Barty replied that it
was simply because he was unable to pur-
chase new one. "Come," said the mer-
chant, snake me good rhyme on the old
hat neutrality-suspicious. stopping to think
and I'll give you the best castor in the
store" Whereupon Barty threw his old
tile upon the floor, and began:
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-25

There lies village in peaceful vale,
With sloping hills and waving woods around
Fenced from the blasts. There never ruder
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Domestic Ports.

sItXASDRlA laz saAu brig RSooAhpe u tebe, Fs>'for-
eNgsrsd ,yy csd weather te Fsssss . isok ht tuaa
slif. &c
ca ARLkSfoN Jan 90 AT strswshr tssei Rohns hs'sn'
sAgs Assuh. fef Rata Sc loF.u Orggsri NiorA ta ~
ss~hA hssns. bestoa a; rsinst Ossr. NlIrsns 80 hc
psrees waaoax,oo Nc ~ sAp IA Aiea. MNsua, Nfsgk o.
htsaay ,hrre h1s,e ~. s,ts f,e Creoc hsac We u
go - Perm Re- Nattcru foft Zee l'ev, sns~
Veeta~i g sd sAF New Not>, h0e Mod.
h1ltAsf Jaa l'-s4 tr. Ws,,aasn, Rsss Nxaasss AT
w - MsrN Aaa Mhse, Ssval
tNlrVht. 5Ae si'->d 49, Asarvt MAaiu~i NlcJS hra
aan.s AZ.
fNNNhtoNts }sn is-Au fsse Nicrk Msve IancI.
NeassNe ftsn>o ksf. Ad. A Nss 4orA SlafA Gostna
fOhAlANn Jan soAgr hts ihsrs- hAruisa R~fci Ak
ist % 49, Macy isctv3 i An-ane Je~ess Mssi
pvt lsae issusess, Brewer ~ Hosioa
klNhA9Nl Jsa s>iaAu ~Ar Nctcharf Nsv Y.,t -. =
"a, CioNeh hssiost s>hr lota hra- GaHsnass
SkNANNAa lSa Sah-A B. .aP Ogsa;sl Esi.sor l,-iss
SARA LG.Sl - -hf CfeenCk S>s1 sshr Ss-eA Ns,sh 49,.
Nss lofk -hf &ssas. laasn. Nc~ trlfoni
WILMINGTON, \ 4. Jtn iArt N,rle-1o ks.n. R,s
tea JeazS lps Coags 90 Asa Js OaiieaA~rf W.s-s,-,
New NeAfod ftgv. lrcpch h,r. shr BArs Ma,
d eoaue NJ lsshS, key l-s, f-sn Ne~
eest We. 90 ssA b hre Slss Hsist C-sns1ss y T.
az uarsst scar JoAn d Rcies 90 nArrt > q =,
wsn~r<At >Ners Cspt tl McFsri CvAs EiDase Rot.os
NioEa. erss >arreSaN. hses. hcsie SAN Sss Rae
\
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK JANUARY g
Arrived.

SIP AfsAnche Hs.las New ORLEANS q g. cotton s. g. IA
Rstsft
Ftshp Fr.acas Belle aurs asrsene. :. ds nd's 10 tr'
&Co
Ssniori
bnK Mech.ar cf Mchsspon1 Byst jacksonville ~ DO css
- st, - ioh4 kvcr >lDn llof'
Cni-t Ne e1 foaa Ne h boom afi irowret
hrs Crsnus Burt Anrs Nov GIBRALTAR Dec 81 ntss o.
NsA.f Co sh company N'th esrs Csesss'a, Lt3oha -
New iots.
ks NHgsa, Apics Mobile 50 dAs ntse 70 Ess Hazard
Sch Astlaa Well. Gft wluustoi Sc ua'N stores 90
NcCfeaiN.
sh Nysrs fove' wssAnsor nc, nsyA store. 70 Nshs1
sSt scghs Colaas Iicntot, &c 10 Tfct~el SVgs
Sch An ne. Ehss,d Cabs
sch Iuiarpv, OAsmrin. fdsntoa NC
sch iuls Rch lot Boston Maso~ Cuckspa~ Is DOE tls
aod tacla,sss 10 fect 3 lymah
sch loasa. Nhese. Boston, fnase
sch Mars irsncls @ Nsuiuskot, taa4si
sea Metals Wogd. rkom.stoa tns
SEA kaiNhiu, -, Cherry asa, Ne. lliansf,
Ml<ll-lSanr.c A usf.lsn NJ
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PHILADELPHIA
ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION CO

T MAIL STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA
foR luAaIrhsNH. H e.
~rc>-. TO SAIL WEDNESDAY s0h inst-rs
T..ls.le rev aud sp cniid steamship fHiLADkL
PhfA J GaIsfhrr Commander, eil posgl's
v 81 nr N-trrsisY fhe 3 h inst a. DO oc.JcA aol
ie ComrarY.s wharf foot of Lonhaidst
Tho accommodations ~ ahc PHILADELPHIA ss b.
surpassed hy any steamer yea bllf and having twps
lever marine engine. oi great strength snl power o.
reliance mag be placed upon her FOR safety speed and
fort
Passengers for Havana, sailing % the PHILADELPHIA
above. vii take ihe Steamer ISABEL 81 ChLfesiot
which leaves on the 1T Feb
Passengers for New ORLEANS, sailing i1 nc PHiLALLL
PHlA take fd fuute al Charleston. G. alt rrOcsl
dirrr'IF or RATES Og FAFg
Cabin passage (sa'e Room). 81
~fe.r4ae. d
CABIN rassage ifoc Charleston 20 Havana ..........
n. freight received ON day ~ smiling
Al tickets f0r passage nIsf De procured ~ The Co1rs
uV- Ghrt. - South Nhafgt-. foot n Lombard o.
fFrf IDHN L LINTON Tress4aT
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OFFICE FOR PROCURING PATENTS
\ THE TNITTD STATES AND ~ AL PARTS on
II NOi =.

Ws.l-stroe- NtW.icrS
mn SIRSCRlBER woa.0 inform his uleias A." p,
NV We e unaware 81 iil thsi be has efec,r1 A-
i,ns lssr IN hs establishment AID las thereby i+er
sb, ,c psrfecI snd bring rio operation scyera plans q
superta-,-v in rs business S,citr ui r.
,nfs for lrverdons-a hus wei known % ups rftu
o.. 10 Ne cnaphcaed and ahcul the extreme Sc o'
geperslh but h..e understood TIE superior Ae..es i.
sfSsesss. Ar 5r-ivkbe cheav rori kong practice Ok
possession OF iarge 90 "a liable ucofds Al -.~
nenls the Accuuu alton of years A. hr constant ic
os bis eorros ponlcurs and agents n Elgope o. r AZ
ni0rlnaOn On matters rccN AZ ~ Tie business tie i
presents INDUCEMENTS in rs Inc nos usually found
EOREfFN fArE\rS-inveniors intending - oaiAl
raleufs Europe sre cautioned aanst prior plocsgon %
HEN COUNTY, A. thelr business soroAd Sy s irr
by S3Sngered Pamphlets viii much n'orns'oR ck1 ~
bad ghN-is. lis lsseoil } PRISON
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ID ICHARD NJ LLON MI q COS Genuine N--.-'a-
lNesf.lrd.ard CD LIVER o., Tor ne cure -i
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, sCR0g IA, &C.
TIE acsnov o. ped p-errelce gwen l1 ,he G.-lre
'f--c.-l SsFfsunr ard CD Liver o. ty ne n-l- -ll
1e-i rel3e-s 90 ta- Mrc-- f-cr ~ 1 p. ans l- PEI
-srcr-l.r .I a-le fasr- as .l me L.----
---lr .l.e F1acrrf- a -.' --ci l - a- con-
l.-t- III. Ccasl1lC-cr asthma --f--a &C. -F-l Or
r-r.f .1r-esE -1s-sI have ttrH-1C cn-si-fll- 1ac-
1l1 sewers corr ro-1s rave --er -nrrri tl n BIG o.
i-- .-e u-re ~ le-g-re Ne aa CD Liver o. 1-lf
~ st-r frl1 h-r 1p-rfsCf -z-re- arc --1-a-- % 1
IRE r.l-eg La F~TlnSle--.ly c--t-- --e p--rr-
.- l1-rrE ftls r-eq1rlol l tlr f1l- irc -1 gro
from -- know I'd q ~ New found ana i1as-E f-s-=c
lere ~suT sni .A-if p~rtec. -cg.Nni-1e- w Dc
f-o1e u proc ring arl preparing re fr-sn 81 Lf--A
coE-1-l-T r-rluil~lt o.. srrr.- - ~ fery f4'e-
~. -su b. maru farlf-d
T1cy vTou Z ~ r-,1srs rra- prepared - -s-sl
ron f--sh CQd LVrr- ler IL e2pel-- la7trs bees
-r,al 81 IN order - procure cer or - rs~ri- N f
ri perfectly lr--1 s.l1-
= Z. V-- kr1wr Ia. --le- 4 rare r.. Genuine u cd
c.-e. CD LIVER or many cCr rt- r--- ~ sa-- A.
--1ed D ~ -r--s u oder - r---erz siel a. af-er
-sercgs Arc rrszfe
rf-p.rs ion Ftch czn Re -q-Lttr NJ s c.- .r--ry
i1po-ta-- All -l-s wls cl----1ce CTR L T.
clerl A-cNLel A CO fv---nc II -iint Nr@ i4'----
Cc1 Liver OIL
T-s OBJ 10 '- z.d 8. or sore IL b-ua1wuF r door
'-1W lo-ts---s- -sr- -rc-rs w. pr Frlil-f e--
e--.et
Cs-rloS-Io prevent imposition ohs-rg- o1r ~r'r-l
s-uk-re adel oi --rl t9l-- Pee = - -l--=-
- w. RICHARD NLLLoWNkl = CO.
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

g FOR RENT LoW-ssversl very dest-ae-s
- 7s-1rv ard 1a-eueCf tCl-es -h- soutt sfe 81 -
- -'olria-s- between Nina an1 Team 49, Just n
shei a. he modem HIprgy-r-snt-tro icn "a sle
rl1-eis r-s1-c A. Arrv -o J " LATSoN, 10 hrlN--
ua~ Do s-ai-- NJ % " q LAT>oS on -1r pr@-r-ses-
so re isrEr ard coraouls stores 81 as - ftstHs-
- = Ws.-r-,t 81 ulter Ire Pesrst House Apps ID
! ". LArSoN ~ 3roaaws'- . =.
- TO let s---on. fllri. f'lrfa. fHh sld sixth
80 s,r~s 4 --s scrss So I'D S79 8roscvar. corner 90
- Jyf--- he-1E Together p Pr : feet - me Ease
--. e = v.4 s-l -l- o 4 .ll-s 7A,rlr lam. s,lrs
A. --- 20 Pre- ia-1- 70 Pc ca-s-1--t t1e-e =
-.s-- - -e e- -r-s.s-r NJ 7o--1-- - s. ca-s
I-.lr Aro.v % " LAWRENCE - Ns-s-
80 ~TFtN-POWER TO LEr.-Eo1r o., 'se..
81 -l--s f-rrt SIDE az tc-l deer q . sesr;-
- 1ovye-. g. l-f Cc1-re-.- ere eocr above a1s 80
s-.h.e .aca-or FIR 1la'i',lrnt purposes $50 80
.,-r ..ra-.-uorver ABBY - shove
F. ~ HAWKS 4 GRAHAM 80 Ce-'-e--t
r. TUE PAVILION HOTEL Al FORT LEF.
IN To LEI-Era house All u-f-r-s So ars H
-1.-i ORDER .-t - fc .e' -esso-s- y . slo- -e l.
g.. -- a--. .r DAP. -l srs 4.p ~ JANIS ANNt- 7.
-.---- q .-. -rl 5su SIS. srooA gn OF klsEAt
ANNE-T % p .-- tre Nr'FJ-rs-r W
- To ITT-iei ross-~s,- ia gwen r-l.,.. ils.g. ne
s-- --r-.n-- 4rs "a lrral ssro, Hrr-i. ID . - ---
- i-- ..- D.-e 8-ircl 84,-sl Clu-cr ----l.- Z
N.ft.r r-. N..-trr-rr-. Inquire ~ O4i. h-ki
SMITH &C. Grs1-,t or ~ HENRY se--N - '.ai.-
- 70 IF1-fIa'f f. m lse~' -aer.. o. - L1l.
t. .0s.-s.. .l- r. rl,rs. a 80 -s.-e -r-a, Psi
- s1.- -.a.r-s o. fsf - snl 80 lTc..-s- t-o
apartments tor : monte A. 50 Fc'r-. - 4 N
Avenue & tA
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BOARDING.


DoARD xnr,ei Son fie vicnifs u MON Fa-E-tsr p
IrwssT : XII s1d wen. en.h as anJ Sec-f5 % Ssre-
avs-a bedroom and pa-iar hv iofv ar1 - gan =
/ tleir c'ad family wnere Mere are ~ n.l'i p'-'
preferred Terms mOJerate. AGdress NJ At -.' '--
~ q --
I DUAKDISt,-Oneo- tyyo gen erneu and t.e.i Is ,s-
ID s~J fs,y e.rge gentlemen. % scc7 modal
with rooms eud Dosrl g. q warren sA N-i-'-55
changed 49,
DO1RD WANTED q ,o.ie ger eulen - a rc-
rrs Rrrslst srd -a with pleasant room ore "'i .-
wanted Address W ~ Dis otce hei'rei,r-
changed
DOARDING IN CATHARiNE--T.-Se
ID eeutlerncn cnn be very p.eassnuy accommo-a.e1 "
board nett Mouro--st corner u Cstharlur fs'm. r
qlred promptly u I'M
BOARD IN SOUTH BROCKLYN-Wlaa
PminD'fs wax Of Hrnhou-aveuue tfrt, ana j., h.I
SOuh ferry, Jas sackest south ede, Rear fifA-
pessani location and pleasani rooms F-u
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