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AMcSA- IL hnayU,
METROPOLITAN, HALL (LATE TRIPLER. )-sUN.
GFAED SACRED CONCERT,
Br MAX xAA1fzAK'a uNklyALLED ITALIAN OPERA
GRsTsiss saf qsssf srshT oTShsi MATHK
ttnpTs LomnAHps AT THE CRUSADE
uoxAnT's GRAND REoriEM
rilfuLs JOSEPH EGYPT.
Admission
4arqus. and Frat Dress Circle. Fifty cents.
aars.aei has the honor Of iniormns she
public THAI the Of lovers Of css
'' riRsT 'f sRsEb sIsi s. s sASaED ss' CONCERT
PsoaRAMaE.
1. Overture 5oseph Egypt" Full orchcssrs .Aehul.
. Duo. "Qu.s est homo. stsbst Mater Rossini
3, A5ia. Pro psoats" with chorus, htabLt Mater.
A. Aria iaaa1naia; s;abit Ss'sr Ssaa. DissSe'AA' Rsss
y Rsauitm iubs mirnm Moa.rs sisnsr aarni
u SAWS Maria Verds Jerusalem. .Signora Cos.ni.
:. Grand Trio The Lombards ct tho Crusade, Verdi
slgporsaa B steaanone sigaori Vietti and Bens-
with accompaniment of violin obligsto By Herr Nol
.rho ro,nh,rs, :. ~. rAmr H. v,.a o..n.c,o.,,
=. Non frs sogno, from the Lombards at The Cru.
4 .xve MIA eisneta ,1sr. e. p
4 Prryos s.asa Inui, I:niss.,i. s.ss:ra iersssoa
SisnorA Pico, signor Benevenssno, Signor Rosi,
chorus and orchestra.
Q. Grand Finale. mi |snsa !. vose," Moses In Espys
Rossni, signorina B. Stefanone. Sisnora Costini.
. Signori Marini, Viett and Rosi.
o. Prayer from Moses in Egypt, RoHsini, BY the whole
strength OF the compsny
Tickets be had at the principal music stores 81 the Az.
CERT.
Doors open All; 10 commence precisely At o'clock.
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Very Interesting from Bucnos Ayres.

BOSTON, Eeb. u I35Z
Letter, received here from Buenos Ayres to the 2lth
Dec state that matters fast approaching crisis
Urqulla had crossed the PaIana ard with a well sp.
pointed army twenty thousand strong his march
TO Bucnos Ayres. His force expected to be vastly
increased he passed through the provinces The army
of Rosas encamped in and about Busnos Ayres and
he was busily engaged in drilling them There was
great dssection amongst them Rosas had laid waste
the country through which Urquisa would pass 0ns
town, of ten thoussnd Inhabitants leyeed by mis-
orders and the and children Obliged to
refuge in pueuos A7r> while tao Al unprssssd
into The NDy
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Providence Feb. IL, 1852
The Wing State Convention met last evening" and
made the following nominations
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor. Amos Smith, Of Provdonce.
Lieutenant Governor. .Rouse Babcock, OF Westerly
Secretary of State. Christopher ". Robbins
Attorney General. Sylvester q. Sherman.
General Treasurer. !. :. Samuel d. Vernon.
DELEGATES TO The NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Robert II Ives, George B. Cro's Byron Diman and
Robert Cranston.
Substitutes Elisha Dyer, Jr James B. NJ Potter, Cy-
rus Harris and Edward King
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Fires In Troy.

TRoy, Feb 10 1862
sr' occurred ia West Troy yesterday afternoon ds,
toyirg the building known /. the Old IL Ala Rubber
Fsotocyr which wa, ooouosd by ten families, Los, not
known. Issured Tor 5000
Another IRE broke ont at oas ocok this nornng 3ss
trsying sonc vaoi~o buildu,s owned and c9upsl ~
Jsmes pcDns1y Lc" r. 500 Pag.ly Insured
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The Baltimore Platform In Missouri.

LExiNaTor Mo, Feb. II 1852
Our late democratic meeting composed Of both
divisions Of the party and tho resolutions passed
similar to those adopted in other counties approving the
Baltimore platform and tho right cf instruction Some
Of the resolutions met with considerable opposition from
the Benton side They express preference Tor the
Presidency.
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Assem- bly,.

AtUANY. Feb- Il, IJ4.
TtH
Mr. Posr (dem) Of N. T., reported favoraby on the
bill making permanent the grades OF streets in New York
CEMETERIEs
Mr HrroHISc, (vhic) of Kings, brought Ia bill IN
relation TO rural cemeteries In the couus Of Kings aud
Queens
MINT YORK.
Mr. } Ross brought In bill to exempt a mint or
branch mint IN the city OF New York from taxes or
assessment
NATURAL HIsTePY roa st.pssfEs.
hr Rrr (whig) of Erie, gRvefnoce of bill relative
toiurnshing academies with the natural history Of the
State.
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
hr BrTLER (wnig) of Oneida brought in BIZ! for the
relief Of the New York Volunteers.
HOBART COLLEGE,
The Committee Of the Whole passed the bill g change
the raWe of 6ontya College to Hobart res College.
Adjourned,
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Extensive Fire In Portland, Nc.

HOTEL, STABLE, AND THIRTY HORSES BURNED.
PORTLAND, February IL, 1852
Last night a fire broke out in tho American Hotel
which, with the stables ubuidings aud thirty horses
was consumed The hotel was kept by Mark Il. jose,
whose furniture injured for $1,000 TIE building
was owned by the heirs of Whittier and Deering and
insured for s9C00, partly In boston. The fire
rmed wooden dwelling on the corner Of Elm and Con-
streets and several small tenemcnts the
of Preble street. Every building the west side OF
Congress street btween Elm and Prebe tree.s des
eyet The total loss between $40 900 and $50 Goo
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

THILADELPHIA, FEB I3, 1907.
An elderly man, named Christian Super living near
WHITEHALL while walking on the Columbia Railroad track
this afternoon, heard the whistle of au approaching
train and stepped upon the other track not Observing
train coming in the opposite direction by which he
instantly killed. lie leaves large family
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House OF Representatives.


The House met at o'clock.
cHARcEs AGAINST THE DISTRICT JUDGE Or rESS.
Mr.. YrS.Brr (whig) Of n. G from the COMMITTEES on
the judiciary. said memorial Of William Alexander
had been received by them preierrrg charges agsnst
the Hon ]. D. Watrous United States Judge for the
district Of Texa. On examination, the committee are
satisfied that the matter should be further investigated
and he therefore asked for the adoption 81 resolution
authorizing them 10 send fer persons and papeu and
power to examine witnesses under cath.
Mr. sTFgHYSs, (whig) Of Ga asked the nature OF the
charge.
Mr. YRSAnR said the memorial charged judge
Watrous with surdry nisdemesners--among them the
practi,ing and receiving fees u Texas touching ma.
tiers similar to those which had come into and been
decided in his court and also with having adiudi
ed questions In which he personally interested
Mr. HoUs1ov dem Of Ala DO understaut that
ttisinvestigGti0n Is preliminary 70 an impeachment
SIR YEvaniH replied that II the committee shall find
the arges be true, they will recommend that the
matter be further prctccuted
ur FrLLrR asked whether witnesses are to be brought
from Texas,
Mr. VEyAntE raid the committee would not occasion
unnecessary experse The Judiciary should be preserved
Ia its purity, and IL important to the country TO
know whether Judge has soed the erpine.
The resolution TO send for persons and papers was
adopted.
PRIVATE BILE
The Houre then went into committee on private bills
Two bills copsidercd and laid aside to be reported
to the House, but not acted on and the House
adjourned till Monday.
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Marine Disasters and Loss Of Life,
&c, sc. &c.
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From Washington City.

From Warrington city.
TIE GARDINER CAsE-STKAMsHiP BALTIC LOLA
MoNTKs, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, February 49, 1852
The Gardner case has been postponed till the next
term Of the Supreme Court, by conseat of counsel
Carlos Gardiner who had entered bail for his appear
ance at tho present term, has not reported himself
suppose his recognizance is forfeited.
The pilot engaged to bring the Baltic up the Potomac
river left for Pney Point this morning Great excite
ment prevails at the idea of the Baltics coming here
The Congressional supper in honor Of the birth day of
Washington will be given at Wizards on the twenty
FIRST.
Lola Montss was serenaded last night, by band O.
thirty performers When the Narsellaser was played
she came forward, and, with deep emotion, thanked
them for the compliment Her engagement is very
ceesful. x
AcQUlTTAL OF CAPTAIN NAoLKE, ETC.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb 13, 1851
Captain Naglee who had been charged with fraud on
tho government, has been honorsbly acquitted
Thaddeus Stevens in his seat to- day, nearly re-
covered from his late sickness.
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Marine Disasters.

VESSELS WRECKED AND AsHoRE-Loss OF LIFE, ETC.
PRovDEvcE, February l3 1862
The brig Ellen Maria, OF and for Boston frora Whining
ton, N. c. went ashore Charestown (Rhods Isiand)
beach, on Wednesday night, and is complete wreck.
Her cargo, consisting chiefly Of naval stores is scattered
mile along the beach, The captain states that the
veel was insured for about 5eoO aud he supposed the
cargo to be also insured in Boston. One young man.
passenger named Reed. drowned, and his body Is
supposed to be in the cabin which broken up full
OF water. The men have lest everything except the
clothes they have on
The soep Roger Wi lias loaded with domestic goods,
cm Providence to New York il totally lost Fishers
leland. Her cargo is insured at the Protection Office
Hartford fer SO 3o0 at the Merchants in Providence
for $ja40; at the Roger Williams Office for 50 }50 at
the American for S3200 and at the Fire and Marine OF
Springfield Tor $570.
The iloop Rhode leland, which belongs to the ssms
lire, also from Providence for New York, and with
eimar cargo is ashore Stratford Point She has
bged and IL full OF water The cargo will be saved in
damaged state 1t is insured for ST. 900 in the Sun
Mutual, New York; $4,000 at the American, in Provi-
deDce; $500 at the Merchants and $500 at the Fire
and Marine Springfield.
There is no insurance either Of the soops The
cargo Of each is worth from $50 600 to S75 900.
tesgraPhic dispatch from Halifax states that the
in distress. No oparticulars given.
Great Amount of Property Destroyed by
Ice.
LOUISVILLE, Feb Is 1852
.IAstr ta.s
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Koss u tn In the West.
SPEECH TO THE PEOPLE OF oINcrNNATl-AN ANSWER
TO szENRRR, ETc,

SPEECH 10 INK PROFILE OF ClNClNNAIk-N ANoWAh
TO szENRRR, ETC,
OiNcIrNArr, Feb, IS 1854.
The psopls o: Cincinnati assembled to day at Canal
Market Square at two o'clock to hear Kossuth 1t
the largest assembiage he has addressed in America
He welcomed on behalf Of the people by the Hon
Caleb b Smith.
Kossuth in reply spoke Of the people Of Cincinnati
. child in q CRADLE which awakening in unmatched
moment had liberated Its tender hands from under the
svaddling bands swept away By its left tho primi
tive forrest-planted by the Lord creations dawn
and raised by its right hand this mighty metropolis,
Had tie founders of this country followed the direction
which leads the It of America astray Cincinnati would
have been appendage of the Eastern States
yet explored, and marked on the map only by latitude
and longitude He raid the result OF the French revo.
luton discouraged the nations from shaking of the yoke
Of oppression while this oountrys property has
couraged them and having started doctrine the
United States responsible for it, and teacher.
bound not to forsake it.
delegation of the clergy waited on Kossuth this
morning. The Rev. Mr.. Fisher presented address,
and received appropriate reply
answer is prepsIirg TO SSenneres letter III, wifi.
ha' been allowed to retain her property in Hungary
to travel free between Parts and Vienna
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ChcvaIier HuIscmann at Mobile.

CHARL tsTOr, Feb TT I85Z
Much Indignation was manifested at Mobile whls
Cheyalier nuleeman the Austrian Charge, was there
lie was cha,,o'ied at bis hotel by large crowd
sisting mostly ef Germans.
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CL~CTHxaUs =

dyk5T orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED,
~ ladies RaEbenon having arr co,hlnr urrltu-s Oh
cvslry dspose OF oaa obtain lar rca by toutnC
r she pvbsorber "a bis residence throush the poct
LSsss Attended by sss puaFs!dorp; Nc Elm street
L. N. pUneELDOHF
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wwAVMEsT.r EkEs @UtnH.

nIgg YoRK AND PuILADELPEIa DiRBCr.-U. g.
" Man and Eaprcss Lines shTeHsh IA ~ hours. n. J,
Railroad ia Jersey Chyl iss.ing, kew fgG A. a.
w. foos Of CortiAEdt sttess A. ". tna r. NJ Liberty
utretleaya khsdoiphs aeinc hcUrs, hop oot Ok anot
rreet gate reduced 10 ss for rst cs End " " of So
sand oass Baltimore Ksshinssn sAa Cbart0ton tat0Osh
rte.s soa "a sho .ssys ae ana through u1sys carried
In Ahe A. o. andS v. n. HnsB trom New gers, wish
shrtuss con iussors without expense.
f,AsDss AND ANBoY RAILROAD LINE, ron PEs,
" Ddslphin ~ 10 eclook A. NJ, from pioE No. y Nossa
v,yes aoas Rsttsry place, by ssahoss JOHN fO1AR
sslly oroeptsdi arriving phAdelpA A. s.,
Il tAfv 81 ~. l. nLfaA. Aspas
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LOUISVILLE COUNCIL AND 1osst

LOUISVILLE COUNCIL AND KosSU1H.
LOUISVILLE, Feb IL, 1852
The Board Of Aldermen at meeting last plight. re-
ectod for the fourth time resolution i,visug Kos
auth to visit Louisville. The vote was unanimous
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rI,o LET FgeS THE FIRST NAY NBNr, IN QUIET,
respectable street in the nsstt ,rhood OF ST. JohnS
oor, containing two rsloxs bedrooms In
o spd tront basement the remainder Of The houso being
Grcuped by small family tgenuemsr aud wiitl. Kent,
900. Adarsss q. r. Broadway Peat Qnee.
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,Y'o LEASE. TOR TERN or YEsEs-THE sraRs
aud Dwelling No. 653 Br3edwsy aiai BY NJ {.
Tucker ~ Furnishing store. ATriy u /. H. 1t DLow,
(. all Nsw
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ITO LET. TO a SINGLE GkNTLER iN, a PLEASANT,
L well trrfshcd largo room, tn TrvEte French family.
roction oatra weet Of aud tc Broadway Adi.ess
. n. j., Broadway Pest Once.
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rI,wo BOJgEs AND lots FOR sALE, OR TO RsNT,
at Central Mofrissnis tEC Harlem Railroad, .en
nes from .h oi,y OF New YorE Car. r each way eleven
tmes oay 1he houses Ht1stet Tcrdh.m avenue,
corner Eleventh street. within tvs minutes walk OF The
depot house Tho kousts teries high and z!
set front by =. fees Deep and each gt rooms and
tollrs snd have good wei q ystsr n ,hs yard and
ground for garden. Edg Ysrtu.rs in4uiro OF
JAMES PARsHAL real estate cfont kor.gaaia corner
x Fifth street and Waskiagl7r aytnuti oE Of !. W.
GERiAh, 81 Beokman street, New York.
KIENDERsONS REAL ESTATE HOUSE LETTING,
and Rent Collecting Agency oSs, b6 Broadway. be-
SpriEs ana Prince etfee.s Parties having farms,
for sae to lease reons wanting 70
shssc proper,y Ient houses rco by calling - this
eioe Will be punotusy attended TO. To lst excellent
atw mouse. with all the modern Improvements.
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sJ,o LET-TTo THREE STORY. ATTIC AND BASE
j mens houses, replese with nosriy ali the modern in
rfoyemcnss tccnncosed from basement 70 atc win hne
the bsss locations IL tte eiy, within iew
lors OF 81 Johns Park snd saitatIe fr nrss GLASS
''"'1's 4'4'' JAaas PRICE once rs Hudson street,
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U,o LEr.-A SUITE or PARL0Rs- WITH BEDROOM
attached furnished or unfGEnitEee, ct Ne. ~ Broad
esy, near Dclmonicos Hotel.
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Great Amount of Property Destroyed by
Ice.
LOUISVILLE, Feb Is 1851
The destruction and los. Of property by the breaking
up Of the ice at Louisville is estimated at S2t0ooo
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ITO LkT.-A HOUSE TO LRT AND FURNITURE OR
SALE ooorpiod as ladies T.ivate ho,rdinghouso the
furniture will be sold low for meii
G.ey II wanted. For particulars address, With and
where be had, 10 kgs D., Broadway Post
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IoRRGLE MURDER fN CUMBERLAND, MD.-A
cor.espon Mt writing to the Baltimore S from 0uus
berand, Md Feb. IL, says "A startling murder ahs
Just occurred here the circumstances Of which ~
follows Some time since, dfiouy occurred ct co<h-
ION party, between Robert swan and william U sprisg.
which resulted in chslleDgs from swan. ny the m
terierence Of mutual friends the difficulty Vas nowcvss
adjusted supposed but recently puoisoe' osr.
Ing with double barr fhot qua rspsisu =" scs
hotel where sprsgs boarding sui nno.ns am
standirg ia the bar room, t1ehars't oota ossrs VIVA
.nghia Ia tn, asad sal csts;ps nsssa' iss'o
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HoU5E 10 LET, AND FURNITURE AND ERARD
Al Pasos for ssle.-The house No y2 Columbia street
Brooklyn Hssnts with the bed dining furni-
Ture A.so two most Erard Grand Pianos one
perfectly md been ussd They will be
sold great sacrifice All of which storage
1nsil the lss Of May. Applyt
CaAUNCEY kARNARp, Nc. II Pine street.
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yINO LET OR FOR SALE-TEE SPLENDID HOUSE
Ne 80 st. Marks place three story And attic basemen
and s In tine order four large each aosr ~
Possession given immediately yhe lst f llo feet BY fec
inches '''s and VicTosp vfs5 ospPREs No. Maiden ,n.
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PROoKLYN LOTS ON MYRTLE AVENUE AND MAIN
~ street ssieThe Lot the OF Ayl tie
and Aaelphi street. good location for grocery drug
street the market and ferries Is we'll
kerry furniture store httol For terms apply at No.
Main street BrucElsu.
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Al IvERY STABLE-FOR eALE THE LEAsE OF TIE
IL we'll known Livery Stable, 275 Spring street. between
yasck and Hudson with OF without the stock which is
The above premises tua ted in good neghborhood and
suitable for kind Of business Inquire the premises
to CLEAVER a. MASON.
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ILL a ~ W ~ Li.s ,onu.i s ~
stories Of the large mode buileas Ne s Broadway near
being about midway between tte City Hall and street,
and we'll adapted for the legal and similar professions
we'll lighted and under the constant of
and worthy poyter vino resides In tho
building The halls light and srseous and provided
with suitable directories Possession given Immediately
the OF May For luther particulars apply
w. WARD, No. lbg Broadway,
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A wHoLEsALs LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE-sITUA-
n ted she North river side Of the city, in the
vicinity Of the prinoigal steamboat landings The business
mtrs The $4,000 TO $4,000 yearly
Also. ssoro to les for 4 te m ofyears. Apply to
UOWES & BALKCOM, SO Nassau street.
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DRUc STORE coR BALE. ss5o, WE'LL LOCATED FOR
- business and. a.y lste1 a sold aly es aoSouas Of
the sent being uaable S his personal asen
ton A good opening FOR physician. Inquire OF F. Good
win, l2s Fulton street, in the basement.
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ANARMAMENT FOR SALE, CONSISTING or BRASS
Field Pieces mounted huskets. Pistols Swords Pack
Saddles &o with all the appnrten complete will DO
JOSEPH GRICE, 36 Wall street.
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TWO FIRST GLASS BROWN STONE HOUSES FOR
.e-Iwo OF tie lrst cisss houses EightcensA
street. tho Fh syenoe feet 'front.' BY IS feet dep
tour stcres and under cellar and hnieed Ia tc
btst msnner; but snslt rsvmsut will DO required. In
quire Of II. q. ADAMS, ~ " all street. Jauneey Court
ITO PAlNTERs-T0 sALE.-THR sioux. FIN
trres leSse and good will Of AZ established paint shop
doing good busiEess lhe owner - sboui chsngug h b9
snes6 This aera good oTrffsunity for youns men wish
commence Terms very moderate. brpy on the re-
mises S X Fourtl avenue. JAMES DAILY.
NoNKERs PROPERTY FOR sALE.-A BEAUTIFUL
Mot, conprlsisg lots overlooking tho hudson
Iiser, Paesdes, No, bounded By Buena Vista avonue
prosreot aud Crinre streets, within Two miuuos wsk
ire hudaon River Railrosd station srd steamboat dock
Apply % Ihos Cstii, Builder Prospect street near the
Smitcs or by letter 70 W. r. WArburton, Chcetnutsoe
Philadelphia.
N0hkylLLE CORNER LoT5-oN FOURTH AVENUE,
highty-thrd, Eistty fourth and Fifty sixth streets
~ Auction "A " Blocker will sell Wednesday, 18th
iast A. IL o'clock st the Merchants kxchsngc eight lots
wtss aide Of t0nEth syenue. with two ioet
nehsesSh 'front.' between Eighty third aud Eshty ourta
stress ssg hgc ie novsh SIDE OF ttysisM ssrcci lW
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EoR sALE.-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY, ATTIC.
and under cellar brown House very
best with all the modern House
10 "a feet inches by 80 feet deep lot 24 feet by
We east side Of Madison Also three three story
Threth ALSO tho three story
ment House adjoining the above the north side Of
Thrseth street. These all rented good tenants
prices will afford excellent investment In
qu.eof JAMES CONNER 4 SON, rs Ann street,
of