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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-22

New Doo1ks 1ren Inorganic.
01x YRAns LArpn; q. tn Takng Of Tie BaaiIs. A
esqus 10 ~ eeoset HknU Of The CouEt Of Louis The
eixtss7th 1y AleK. Dumas. TIE. RstuSoo. pub-
lshef. Philadolphia.
TIE 0IRLAOop Or eHAKnRA9a's HR1olNRs. By
Mar Cewdea Clark. PutAan, New Yeek.
These are two serial numbers, beautifully pub.
lished. Of soms very graceful tales Mis- Clark has
founded on shnkspssre's Heroines. Ophelia,
Katharine, and Blanca figure in the numbers be.
fore W.
ALyAH; A Tas Of the New World. By The author Of
Alice. Putnam, New York.
DRBow's RsvIEw: September number.
CuDA IN 1851. By Alex. Jones'.
This 10 hastily cotton up survey Of the re-
sources of the Island, and . history Of the late
Expedition.
These and other late publications, may be has
of Morgan, Mt his store in Exchange Place.
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standard Works,
For salaby
THOMAS L. WHITE,

PLAYS. with his Life. beautifully
illustrated. 55rtl
VIII Biography.
sMOLLETT's SELECT WORKS. with Memoir of
the Author.
THE MODERN BRITISH ESsAYISTs.
MRS. OPIE'S WORKS, o,mpet, in vo,s
THE WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING. with en- say
his Life and Genius.
THE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA. 10 vols
CHAMBERS MISCELLANY OF USEFUL NOWL-
EDGE ia $40
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Riot at Key Wsa.-On the evening Of the 3lst
ultimo, about thirty persons, principally seamen,
attacked the stores Of Messrs. Ramon Preno, Psdro
Aberd, JOS vehil, BartoIo Sntes and Albert Ar
now, Spanish residents Of Key West, and destroyed
the whole contents Of the stores One of the party
Ramon Promo, who was charged with holding cor
respondsnce with the officials Of Cuba, aed from
Key West in Spanish smack for Havana previous
to the riot the others were charged with being
opposed to the Cuban expedition.
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Tribute to tho Dead.-All of the city Courts in
New York city, on the 11lh inst, took special
notice Of the death of Judge Woodbury.. The U.
8. District Attorney, J. Prescott Hall, and Judge
Nelson, delivered short address on tho occasion.
In the Circuit Court, meeting Of the members Of
the bar was held, preliminary to a more formal
manifestation Of respect for the memory Of the
distinguished dead.
Wisconsin State Convention. A. l. Upham.
ESQ.,, formerly Mayor Of the city Of Milwaukee.
was nominated by the Democratic Convention al
Madison, Wis, on the 18th inst. candidate foI
Governor of that State.
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wisn many oeness' mocn p's'ss uus'
On Saturday the prisoners received several visits
4 and sum Of money wherewith TO purchase bread.
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fOru. On Sunday morning their chains were taken
Cd, they were allowed % ba,hs. and was enabled
send snsm 'ne'f e4sia c'osns ~ 49, =
excellent spirits, and e many q tneif coonusae1
J had now obtained permission % whit them, ana
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/ AZ nv ~ ncsvsd ;atorn.sion shs. Commodor,
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regretted excsedingiys ana during me A'efnoos
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IN Monoay @Cln'ns' a s.sy 49, ".s,s 1900
eafiy, ~. 0mAsn' NJ Csa.nsa'' INV "
them before day. They had conse ana Dfeso %
= fore going on board. Besides what they receivet
nosl ~ - a. ~, al, of .,ocL;n-,
1851 .n ~ = na r.,.- sh;n ,,.,. nl,ced n
p es' ,o,,ads .hocol.,. bores tobacco
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Z FL .asetOaetO,s
Err u b II aOODs.
Eau and We5sstes' Cg0tJb5ssg.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,

- We havs jas received recent arrivals Of ships chon
Colunhiana sas hos steamships Chokes and Wnhsd Scott
portion Of FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF CLOTHING.
The goods all made manufscoy. ~ Broadway, Nev
York. and warranted after s purchase d any
article disaAacon should s1 10 exchanged or The
refunded has been aim 70 perfect n
faction ALL Thoas Who call will be convinced that stock
all msa compsss the largest and choicest assortment Of
IONABLE CLOTHING AND 6ENTLEhEN'S FURNleHN0
GOODS Be- found In the South We have, tho past
paid than usual atssnton 70 Boys AND CAtLDRkNs
CLOTHING shall ock the coming fas sups
that Of any other houss In the city.
to ONE PRICE FOR GOODe-No DIvIATgoN.
SO 2ptf ALFRED 1UUROR = co.
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r. From the subscriber will have two sales
each vssk-on TUESDAYS and THU RsDAYs-as his Auction
Room, No. 8 Canal street lao 81 r H. Pc riTPAIN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-22

PREeTOM POND, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law,
WILL give his attention to all business matters
w entrusted his care the parishes Of East and We1
feLicianA. East Baton Rouge and st. Helena.
0 Ofioe, Clinton, La. =
q ckett Na,vflvl.ers " anil
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BROUGHT to the Pound Of the First Ward,
ID Second Municipality. corner Of Robin and ~
AnnunciatiOn atrsste- 1AH
BAY HORSE. shout Is hands high, long
and tall small white SPOT behind The sft esr hod az
visible .
will be sod public auction By T. j. Spear. a hs auction
mart, At the usual hour:
/ MavCIrlans Septemhar ~. 1881. a 0tilOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

a half mile from the N Y. and New Haven Railroad
pepot desirable COUNTRY SEAT formerly the resi-
oence OF the late Samuel Titus Of about IL acres Of land
On vince is pleasantly situated double twosory modern
pein house, having tine view OF the Sound On tho
pensse are three tenant houses, carriage house barn.
stable &C with variety of frd and ornamental trees
age poruon Of the purchase money may remain bond
and mortgage Apply to AMOS WILLETS, 240 East
mis- 2ws -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

- WARsHOUsE-Joon X. Hoole l9t Nassana
kew-lorh 10 prepared b iarush every h-cls frqarI.
for Brcers, consisting Of Muslin. OF tho Ost aDpr,,s
patterns and cOoFs Engsh cOofed and bars AZ Sins
Morocco, Roans. Russ'a Leather coofcd ard bUs stv
ers-Sheep skfG, comh, ma bic ard fancy Papers 49,
Band, Thresd, Irvine, &c. Enclosing. ssndihg inis~
Layirg Fuish'ne and sewing Presses; Table asa So,
Ing Sh,srs, Press Boards, railing Mscaines A8d -.
Tyre ard Crses, Rolling Msehires Brass Ornan..,.
GiSrg snd Blank Rolls, Stamps ard Fllets Psllet. p
ishefs gate Burstrefs Pow kaves. Ham n-r, Sea-.
KLiyep Compassss, Lettering Stsnps TOos aac PI,s,
from ces gus 10 ssupercr style ne very hsies -
tai with promptrsss ard cespaich nN ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
ENOR SALE CHEAP-Situared a few

u miles from the City Of New-York In Westchesler
County-fToPery consisunE OF Store good dwelling
house. other ouI sadngs and one acre Of land
well stocked with fruit Price 0 Al zoe can rem ain On
bond and mortgage for five years For OF
md lms BENnAA 4 WHITNEY, az PeAiLsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

EVARM FOR SALE-One of the best
III Farms in the town of Eastchester about a mile and
n quarter from Bronxvle Depot OF about l25 II
win be sold In parcels or ogeher Ing lire OF LAYING
ISAAC WARD, Bowery Ssvlpgs Bank. or on the pre-
misses Of ln2O lmeodal CALEB MORGAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
TVOTTSE AND LOT FOR SALE

MESTEADS.-The subscriber has
for esle about two hundred Of LAND IN the
County Of WeschssIer, lying on the Harlem XIV nat
mile north OF New York Island and admirably &c pea ior
village purposes The attention Of capitalists aud s'soci-
atoms Is requested to the abovenamed properly 81 IS
Hudson River Railroad running directly through It and
substantial dock having been erected on the River Tor the
accommodation OF steamboats, On the premises spa
cious stone Dwelling house with garden fruiEysrd out
buildings &c attached, which will be sold separately,
desired valuable stone quarry has been opened ana 10
now workea-sone Of The best quality for oulang par-
poses, In any quantity being easily obtained rare
chance 10 now offered 10 association OF meensnes or
others wishing 10 obtain homeseads a. low prlSe whsre
property must rapidly advance in value. Apply 10 The
subscriber 1872 Brosdway, from 10 m TO M
Or to ELDREDGE, PLATT STEWART, 40 William
A. mli lmS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

n deuce of Ephsle ST. John. ESQ, at NewCsnasn' Os
ronssnng of about thty.Aye 1851 acres OF excellent land
on which are dwelling house, barn and outhoases apps
orchards and other ffult trees ~, ,..
Norwak and commands a more extensive view OF ihe
Sound aud surrounding scenery than any oner place pc
fwssn New.York ana New-Haven. About ten acres OF
wood land Inquire on the premises, or oil Z, w, 81
John nj "a CedAr-st. ma ~W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
NOUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE-TWo

~ large HOUSES, newly built, and finished with hard
finished walls marble mantes &C. situsted Rye Neck,
within six minutes walk OF the NewYork and New Haven
Railroad Station at Memaroneck commanding fine view
OF Long Island Sound aud having great variety OF garden
and other fruits with from to six attached 10 each
Of the premises Tems easy. Inquire Of A. II. COX,
N TOMPKINS, lO7 Bowery. m8 2awS&Tulm"
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lmE 104 Greenwich-avenuei co-.QHslAo-eL-
VtLAC m. &C.,. H..

9 7r.SUTNE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
W Company hereby apprse tire public that they are now
prepared 10 retail every variety Of PEA ct lower prices
han any qthsr ssiahshmsnt uniformly do xheir
ensive wholesale trade always requiring ueun 70
hand very large assortment the pnrchsser s. retail nsces
Sarly derives many advantages by trading with them
which he will fail 10 obtain elsewhere. City and county
families woad greatly consult their interests by duly
gsrdng this advertisement This 10 the Oldest rea Com
pany IN the city. Their only establishment Is ct 25 Chat
6amst between Pearl and Roosevelt and they have
40 branch stores.
Grocers supplied In small quantities az low IS BY NE
chest mh3 ltWT 1lS Sm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

LADENCE At KIN0SBkID6tl " S7TO - ~ No.
FOR SALE-Conslslng OF two Story house WIN I,gs
naen, and attc-frOnting hhyfour fest inesalns rhs
mar 10 msntels and CRATES throughout the s more
lot on which II saads consists Of two sores ,aid
can he added desired This ground sIao al lie
out with fruit trees shrbbery &c Ingt9 nss Icebouss
Sc H. within twenty minutes wsk Of either me Hudson
qoire OF hoo Ehf SAhtS" Iliu
raW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
fvOUNTRY SEAT ON STATEN ISL.

~ AND-For sale a convenient and well built brick
house, about mile from VsnderbiPs Landing, near the
Richmond Road provided with furnace ciSerns bathroom,
stable carriage house, &c The house is placed emil
nence, commanding prospects OF sea and land, almost
uneqused for beauty aud extent The garden and orchard
are richly stocked With fine fruit Your acres, chiefly
woodland Will be sold With the house and more fdesred
Twohirds of the purchase money may remain on mort
gage for term Of years Apply to
me- 2tsw SIN" EMERSON PRICHARD, 10 Wall st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
AIDES SHOE MANUFACTORY,

l65 Columbia st-Lsdies about purchasing Shoes fOr
themselves their friends children. would DO well cal
and exsmine before purchasing elsewhere
Our assort eu Of Lsdies sses snd Chdrens Shoss
an of our own manuectHhng aKd made Of heOes M
Ierials and woTkmsn,hip bUkR RANDALL
MO Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
TFMPERANCE STORE.-Best

M r. MI Z RI A n Z + > I U h E.-DcsI
cr,.bed su gar only So for lbs New Orleans Sugar
ss Sd and As bs fresh Green and Black TeaS 50 per
b best strong Tea 4s per lb very hne rev crop Green
Tea ony "a per ID best Green Tea 90 per 10 fIesh
roasted and ground Coffee only lOd and I'D per b best
Java ls I'd Molasses q per gallon; new crop New'Or
leans % Sd; good Winter Oil Is Cd per gallon WINTER
bleached Oil 6s per gallon sperm Candles Is ID beat mold
Candles lOc and good assortment Of choice Groceries
&c Sent TO all paris Of the city free OF expeDse
49, SACKETT PECK,
vf.h-ax Tvgeih hat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
OR HOUSE, AND GARDEN

II FOR SALE, situated In Shutdown, L. |, 81 miles
nom The depot of the Railroad and mile from the village
The houie is nearly and the lsndn good us6e order
win be sold al $40 per acre portion IL woodland snd
there Ia ample resources the place for manure the
place s well adapted TO butcher business aud small va;
riely siere There 10 large cehOuse and good well OF
ysier pesr the dwelling For further particulars inquire OF
scvsre ' mis- 4teod*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

no LET.-The delightful Country resi-
4 dence Of the late Edmund B. Force, ESQ. Red NILS
Pyramus Said residence s within four miles OF PsIerton
Railroad Depot ia Paterson east and olr miles north
OF Tie village Of HAckensack pleasant rOad aud in
pleasant and heal hu neghborhood ana consists Of els
giant modern built story DIV cling house with pszZs
'front.' containing IS rooms stands In from the road Ia sur
rounded with me shrubbeTy and ornamental trees Con
pected with II large garden, peach orchard me gra
perry &c Us within 20 reds Of hne sheet Of water cover.
inp some so OF land, with fine WATERFALL Also 80
acres of land beside pasrsge, In high state Of cuya
lion on which is al abundance Of fruit large barn.
rsge house. wagonhouse and other outhuidugs al ia the
very best condition lnduire Of u. DEMARE5T, lOiNe-
ssyst,; of C. w L. MORROW, IS Pine-sL New-York, or
ofJOHN B. DOREMUs or JAS. r. FINK, near the pre-
misss mis- seOdE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
AZ CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

w sHOUSE and ship-FurDishing Warerooma
9rand-st New-York, where viii be found comess
assortment OF the following articles Festhers haI 10
and hesk also beds mattresses, pslies,e and cusno
iron Joint lock Joint iron screw cottage sDd tundee 90
&c also a splendid variety OF paper banging oofss.
&c. Mr. c. would call particular attention 70 his new -
Of hair and spring mattresses n. Boa beds ana ~
tresses renovated and made over equal to new, ~
ms Inn. cas- Of Esera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

NOR SALE-A desirable Country Resi-
n dence al EAst Bloomfield, New Jersey. four miles
Acres OF LAND, suitable Outbuildugs, Cosch-houss &C.
Garden well stocked with Fruit all In good order Poe
session given at short notice There IL fine sheet OF
water 90 the back Of the grounds Apply 10
NILS 2ws JOHN Is. RlTChlE, 6old-st, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
A VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE,

kxultabe for Summer Hotel genlemsn's private
residence the Highlands Of Navesnk u miles from the
City OF NewYork For farther particulars apply TO j.
FLETCHER, So Chatham-st 26f Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

ITO LET-A COTTAGE on the east
l. bank Of the Hudson 90 miles from NeW-York city,
very pleasantly situated with shade and fun trees stable
for home and cow carrsgehouse garden icehouse ted
two minutes walk from Harlem Railroad sIaron The
house has rooms and pantry cellar, kchea. and some
OF 8 acres Of land Inquire Of J. SEAMAN SEAMAN
PECK, HanoverRquare, PearlSt or J. MACdIM, 7. NJ,
Kishfll Landing. NIL lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
FOR SALE g. TO LET.

A BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
fACOUNTRY RESIDENCE for sac or 70 Lesss- .1a
Long Island near the Ocean-Buhdings capacious ano
neatly finished grounds handsome arranged sna Stocked
with shade and ail trees evergreens, perpe'nA oes
gy,nes nsnsrasus &c Farm 50 Hcres more wanteol
exceent land highly cultivated. VIII DO sold low, on
sasv terms or exchanged for dwelling 10 or near me
Itv Apply al 266 fr0Dt-sI NIX I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

FASHIONABLE HATS. - Just fin
n lshed, most splendid article offered. Elegant
TRENcH SILK HATS at he e. low low price OF s. Usually
23f Inn BROWN, 1853 Cans-sL one door from Sullivan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
LINE FRENCH CALF DRESS

Il BOOTS a 81 20, same a. usually sold Is Aai
81 hDe csf suiched waking BOpts IS 10 good oss
sold IS else~ here. Call Al LAfN0'S. 50 Aor-sl
end Judge for yourself PAenl leather Shoes Gster. sc
on hand and made 10 order. me- lmT0ThsSsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE

kTOOLs 6c-CHARLEs S. LITTLE,
IS AND 81 FULToN.ST, OPPOSITE Tbs UNITED STATED
~ ~ HOTEL. NEw-YORK.
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER Ia EngHsn'
Ge man and American Hardware, Cutlery Edge Tools
Ec respesoecty invites the attention OF Country Mer
ctsnts Mechanics snd others, making ihef Spring and
Summer purchases TO his very extensive assortment con-
nrsrg every thing IA the line and TO which Lew and coz
stsnI are ting added all Of which are offered al
the low est prices fer cash or approve d credit.
Cut ard Wrought Nsis Locks, Latchesi
Knives ard Forks. Pen and Pocket Knives
Razors Scissors and Shears, IN great variety MA
shovelI Spades Hoes. ferris Scyhes aud SuRths nnes
CooPERs Tools 10 great variety OF the most ceienrse1
manufacturers Alberson, CongernH oronaB Barton ana
others. ,,A.,.A,s T,cl,
House ard Ship Carpenters Tools, BLACKSMITH AooIS'
House and Strip Builders Hardware
Iron Bass Copper, Steel ard Lead wire,
AiAo N''f nl8 SneodD lSmeowW
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NURNISHED HOUSE TO LET

n pleasAnt Three Story House, and tarnshed vii be
let to small family for five six months from ths lsI OF
MAY The house is pesisnty located IN the vlclniy OF
MON Park Address b +. T Of this office mZZ-I'
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NOR SALE-The Country Residence Of

ENOR SALE-An excellent FARM, of
IS situated p miles from the Erie Railroad de-
pot. ClsrksOwh, and miles from Nyack; hrsL-rate
dweling.house, good barns and oubudiogs; Is very
healthy and beautiful situation; fruit OF al kinds; $50
thrifty young apple trees grated fruit In bearing order
FOR further particulars inquire OF VIM. II. BUSH o. I. l.
Growers Bookstore 500 Broadway, or on the promises
ms 7ieOds
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PLANTAGENET

Nd Wac Of every description FOR housekeeping mAnn'
m1 s. By LUCIUS HIATT.
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dor SALE-The three stOrY House

II ard Lot s8 Twenty. second a.. Granercy Park
The House built IN the very best manner by daytwork
and bslbt hot su cold w4ler aud al convenences no
ccsssry For further information inquire At ss rNen.y
second. 81, near LeAin g.on-sv. lm@ lw' T.. LYON
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EURNISHED HOUSE TO LET

pleasant Three-Story House, and furnished, VIII be
let TO small family for five six months from ls OF May
The house is pleasantly located in the vicinity OF Union
Park. AddTes. Il. ~ y az DIS ONCE me- y.
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ITO LET-The three story brick House
Il with basement and under cellar, together with modern
improvements No % West Tweuiy-sxth-st, near Madi-
son square There three lines OF stages within two
minutes walk running to South Ferry For terms apply 70
q. W.VARIAN, 50 West ~enty-uinh-st before O'Clock
A ~ or between and O'Clock Pm. MIL lws
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old STAND AWNING MANUAL
OTORY, lg7 Hester-st &C JOHNSON tender. ns ~
thanks 10 bis friends and the public Ia general lof ~
liberal patronage they have bestowed upon him fof ne ~
twelve years G. j. bias hand larger essofspos
OF goods than ever, and ID prepared 10 make all nnas
strongest manner. All orders thankfully received ~
puncuay attended TO. NJ B-No humbug for weief.pfoa
or mildew for Don't forget the Old stand g7 Hesss%
23f Inn CHARLES JOHNSOn
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ITO LET-PaTt of House, 81 Thirdst.,
4 very pleasantly siiuated-lO a small family without
children Inquire the house the store, 65 Broad
way. Can DO seen between II and O'Clock. me- 81.