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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-14

- The subscribers now running line o.
OmnibussesA hscty from Rockets the head Of Broad
street.
Fare from Rockets to the head ofBroad street any
portion ofthe route 81 cents
The line consists the splendid coaches that have
yet been introduced into the city attended by and
experienced drivers
y Noimproper persons will be permitted to enter any
ofthe Omnibuses the line specially commends itself to
the patronage of the ladies'
no TT T. NAILOR
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EXPRESS AGENCIES,

(tHAsE & CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE, 8s BROADWAY
~ Lowest rates for transportation and insurance Of
treasureLowest rate by 20 per cen-Express to Cali
forna 5th and goth Of every month by the unrivaed
San Francisco Steamship Company in charge of special
messengers through to San Francisco Our express pack
ages take precedence of all Others by this line The vel
known speed Of the steamships Of this lne and tf-r
quick passagesom three to five days in advance of any
other nepresent great inducements to shippers Next
snpTem Srcn Stn SHIPPERS are limited to eau upon
York and San Francisco Steamship Companys steamers
we respectfully refer to Messrs Davis, Brooks Co.
CHASE CO., SO Broadway.
1NHAsE co. 8 EXTRA NICARAGUA AND CALIFOR.
~ mia Express, 9th and Goth of every month"; through
in charge OF special messengers Chase Co. Is the only
express company that has arrangements with the Mica
ragua Transit Company which guarantees that Chase e
Co.'s express goods shall go through without detention
Next shipment, 9Th March. For information respecting
our exclusive facilities this route respectfully refer
to c. Vanderbilt, Eq. CHASE Il CO., 3S Broadway.
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AlEDIOAL~
16EOICALe
TNHE MARRIED wOAANs PRIVATE MEDICAL O01.

TNHE MARRIED wOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL con.
Il panion-By DR.. A. N. Mauriceau, Professor of n.
ST. Years Of suffering Of physical and mental saeui
to many aectonAte wife, and pecuniary dculass =
the husband might have been spared BY timely pcssD-
ried those contemplating marriage, disslosaa -
portant secrets which should b known 70 them partn-
farly.
either budding into womanhood, tho othsr IN -
dechne Of years. In whom nature contsmpAtss An ioa
tant change, can discover the causes symptoms and -
sure, in every complaint 70 which her Ia subject
Extract Of letter FROM gentleman In Dayton, 0tAl
Dr. A. NJ MAuR,czAu, lae Liberty street = -
Ny Dear Sir-My wife has been psrceptbly ankng ~
some three years or moro, in Of her re
anguish and suffering some months before and during -
ccnfnement-every succesfive one moro and mors dse
tatiDg and prostrstng her. putting her life in immnsA
danger and which wss the last OCCASION, despaired -
supposed this state Of things was inevitable, and ~
signed myself TO meet the worst. At this time, (nou
about two n,onths) heard your book highly spoksa e
es containing matters reaching Case On IT.
capt and perusa cannot express ST. to you the rssi
parted my wife, on learning that the great dscovesy
OF NJ NJ Dasomsaux provided . remedy. II opensa
prospsct to which little conceived possibs b
FOR this ere another year would have passed over N
head in all human probability my wife would haze -
10 her grave and my children motherless.
is OF course impraoticable to convey moro fully
serious subjects treated Of they Of nature ssN
ly intended for the married. those contsmyatng aar
rage For sale at 222 Broadway No 2Astor Houss anl
Little Co, Albany, Joseph Tucker Mobile Alse T. n
Peterson, No. 90 Chestnut street. Philadelphia On ~
receipt OF u, copy win be transmitted BY mall free q
postage TO any part Of the United States All Letters
must be addressed post paid to DR. A. NJ MAURICFAU,
office LID Liberty street, New York, or Dor ~ Me-
York Post Office.
Apamphlet Of sixteen pages more fully srplsiunst -
contents OF the book win be forwarded to any sds -
gentleman who may desire free Of expense 10 any paxe
Of the unised States, BY addressing rs above
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NNEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUM
Xv1 with colored anatomical plates "a copy tree op
mail 10 any address Sold st 222 Broadway BroadvYe
Post Office and by the author M Laru,ont, phyAnAA
and surgeon AZ Besde street corner Of broadway,
where he treats sL thee Complaints, from III A. = -
p II, esd fcsm ~ IN - bvSanx
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TT WILL BE DiscHARGING EVERY DAY THE WEEK
the best quality OF red ash, stove and egg GOAL win
deliver from schooners ct ~ 10 per ton IS from yard
corner nt nS and Greenwich streets.
r#@....s. PETER GlkvOy
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wv ANTED-EvERYBODY TO BE RICH.-THIS DESI-
w rabe end may be obtained by enclosing dollar
post paid to COOPER CO., box No 83 Chatham square
Post Office New York, who in return, will Immediately
forward their eighteen methods # obtaining handsome
living by any of which from $40 to $50 per week may be
easily realized by persons of either Ladies and
temen in want Of employment may rest assured they
Many are in auenee through the fundamentally Of
Cooper Co., who but few months since compare
lively in want.
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ASTROL0GY.

MFRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
furnish intelligence about all circumstances of life to
AL those who may address her. She nerprets dreams,
law matters and love- by astrology books and science
Alvin speaks the English French, and German languages
Residence 259 Bowery, up stairs, Stanton street
Office hours from 10 A. NJ. to s p. N.
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MEDICAL,


TJYGIASTlKA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
neuralgia, tic dooreux, toothachs nervous head.
ache and rheumatism in the head and preventive
early childhood during the period Of teethiug has
discovered and is being successfully administered in
the form Of medcated necklace to Be worn NEXT the
skin BY the patient An eminent German physician dis
covered the virtues Of the valuable medicines Of which
the beads Of the necklace made and prescribed the
mode of application. The notice OF the public Is not
the eminent o Is.
pores Of the kin directly upon the diseased or excited
nerves a;'rans generally instant aud always perms
s sna siS agE m %
lace according prescription end no relief may at the
close of that period by Immediately returning the same
sCHUFFNER 4 MULDENER, 81 Beaver street.
.. MoSIIl DO hereby certify that the composition Of
is of such nature as to unfansy produce thc most
No 2Ss Henry street Brooklyn
Price 81. ''''~
CtURR OF CORNs BY MADAME BERNARD, NO 1s7
~ Bowery. east side between Broome and Delaney
streets-adame b. respectfully informs the public that
she has reduced her price, in order TO enable
to be free from pain and feels confident in promising that
she win orns bunons nails grown in the dc al
&C.; without causing the least pain Inconvenience
Persons can be attended to at home or at Madame BIZ
residence.
NTEDICAI.-AN IRISH PHYSICIAN, ACCOUCHEUR
lVl and lcentiate spothecary, wishes to meet with
respectable practitioner who would be willing to admit him
as partner or assistant advertiser would have oh
lection to take charge Of vessel sailing Is San Francisco
or Australia Advertiser possesses Testimonials from
men Of the highest standing in Dublin Advertiser would
take charge of drug store fair terms. Address
~ Medical Herald Office
NEWPORT WATER CURE WILL. BE OPENED ON THE
~ first OF April II has been fitted up with particular
regard 70 comfort aud convenience and with the cee
DRAFTED heathtulness OF the Newport climate will be
mos osslrcee cure. Address
DR. W. Z. REH, Newport, RI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

TINTED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY CON-
~ Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Comp~ny,
carrying the great United States Mail Only tn. ~agh
United states Mail line for California and Oregon, via
new and doabs
5000 tons burthen, D. D. Porter U. Navy, Commander
will sail on Saturday. March 6th at O'Clock NJ pre-
cisey from pier foot of Warren street. North river
Aspnwal direct The Pacific Mail Steamship Com rany s
magnificent steamers TENNESSEE and NORTHERNER,
will be in readiness at Panama to take the mails and pas
Francisco No efforts spared the part of the
companies to send their passengers through with exped
ton comfort and safety Passengers will be landed at
the railroad wharf at Aspnwan Free Transit Of the
thmus at the passengers expense For freight pas.
sage apply to CHAS A. WHITNEY, at the office of the
Companies, 1T West street, corner Of Warren
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OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, 10 BROAD
~ way New York, February %, 1s53-The fourth in
stament Of ten dollars each share of the increased
capital stock Of the above company win be payable at
the Office Of the company the 2th day of March next
and the fifth instamen Of the amount on the 18th
day of April next BY order Of the Board Of Directors
FRANCIS SPIES Secretarv
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4 UsTRAILA-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK.
"A ets.-1he nearly new and beautiful clipper bark
OREGON, 1000 tons burhen, having just completed her
phrasia eighth ship of this well established na and
sail from New York for Melbourne Port Philip on the
clipper built vessel At present ad sersed for next month";
Her cabins are roomy, light and well ventilated, and
fitted up in the most comfortable possible It is
sufficient to add that she Will be provsioned in the
liberal manner her predecessors. The Pioneer Line
was the FIRST and has been the only regular line The
and thew To
their vessels have been obliged to stop at any port
supplies has there been word Of complaint against
second cabin, double berths, si25 single do, $3.50
Every thing provided BY the ship except wines liquors.
soap and towels h EN- 81 one third WIN secure
ply to H. W. CAMERON, or JOHN OGDEN, 118 Wall street
beautiful clipper GEM OF THE SEA- Bo ven comm .nder
only 400 tone register will su:ceed the clipper Panama.
No seeagc passengers taken For freight rst class
cabin accommodations, apply to RUSSELL l. NORTON,
81 Old ship.
T,xCFINOR LINE FOR AUsTRALlA.-THE SPLENDID
~ clipper ship PANAMA, is now rapidly loading It
and accomn odate few more cabin passengers. This
ship was built in this city expressly for the China trade
and has just returned from shanshae in " days sSs
has performed the voyage out and n0me dscn&rKng and
receiving M csrgoes in the amazing short time Of
months and twenty days. Apply to
L,OR MELBOURNE AND PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA
II The splendid new steam clipper CITY OF NORFOLK,
win be ready TO receive freight in few days. and WIN
have immediate despatch for the above ports This
sci Is remarkably sharp, and is expected TO make very
quick run out She has splendid accommodation for
few more cabin passengers For balance Of freight
passage, apply to MAILER LORD, los Wall st.
Our Mr. Samuel Lord goes out In this vessel 10 estah
lsh commission house At Melbourne, end would take
charge of any consgnments made 10 him. For further
information, apply as above.
TI,HE AUSTRALIA PACKET LINE-THE BEAUTIFUL
Il clipper ship THEOXENIA, will be despatched on her
regular day, early in March, The proprctors Of ths line
call attention TO this splendid vessel and refer TO the
prompt In which their former ships (the Albus
and Pcytona) have sailed from this port. To persons
intending to visit Australia this line offers tho Advantage
of fast vessels elegance OF and every
fort to render the voyage agreeable being commanded by
tried and experienced captains and provisions u nshed
the most liberal scale. An early application is inpor.
tant. Apply board or to Capt. ANf0NA PEILEriER,
9S Wall street, or to
ovERMAN GRUNER, % South st.
I,oR NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Il The United States mail steamship ROANOKE H.
Csvendy, commander, will leave pier Ii North river on
March 5th at O'Clock p. NJ For freight 40.
ply on board. and for passage TO
LUDLAM & PLtAsANIs, 80 Front street.
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DIAPER HANGINGs-FRANClsP ARES h CO., NO. 80
Il Chambers street. (noxt but one TO Stewart's)
Of Broadway, offer at wholesale and retail The most
extensive assortment Of every quality, of the richest
style Of decorations limitations Of oaks marble &c. Ths
most skiu workmen employed to hang the papers.
CHOW CASES.-ALARGE ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY
- hand and made to order in the neatest styles n
B-Parcular attention paid to orders received for the
Worlds Fair by B. K. PEBBLES No. ia Grand street,
three doors east Of Broadway.
TITO ARTISTS DESIGNERS, &c-ONE HUNDRED DOL
lars premium. The government Of the Massachusetts,
Charitable Mechanic Association, having determined to
procure diploma to be used ut the Exhibition the
present year. hereby offer premium of one hundred dol
lars for the best original design for Artists and
others who may be disposed to compete will please send
their drawings to the secretary before Saturday.
the 3Oth day Of April next. Each drawing must have
mark upon it, and must be accompanied by sealed
envelop, bearing q similar mark and containing the ad
Dress DR. Of the party sending it. For the design which shall
MUM will be paid. The other designs will be returned to
their respective demand. Any further infor
nation may be obtained by application to the Secretary
In behalf Of the government.
FRED H SIMPSON, Secretary.
Boston, Feb. 23 1853.
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nRAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUMS
from q and qpSa,as payable Ct sight are issued b
South street. sole passenger agents for the Swallow Tall
Line of Liverpool and London packet ships.
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE BONDS
IN Treasury Department. Raleigh N. c., January Is,
1s53Seaed proposals will be received in the city OF New
York. until 10 O'Clock A. NJ of the 31 March next for
the purchase of Of bonds issued by the State of
North Carolina
These bonds will bear date the nrst of January 1852
and will thirty years. They will have coupons at
tached and the interest at six cent annum, will
be payable the first days Of July and January Of each
year.
of the Republic in the city of New unless where the
purchaser may prefer to have them made payable at the
treasury OF North Carolina.
They issued under the authority of the legislature
of North Carolina for the construction OF the North
Carolina Railroad addition to the faith Of the State
all the stock held by the State in the said railroad and
the dividends from said stock expressly pledged for
their redemption.
These bonds are express enactment exempted from
taxation.
Parties bidding will please address their letters, en-
dorsed "Scaled Proposals for North Carolina State
Bond to the undersigned in New York. directed to the
care OF Nessrs Brown De Rosset $50 Front street. New
York.
The bids will be opened in the Bank Of the Republic at
O'Clock, r. NJ on the 3lst day OF March next, In the
of B. Lamar ESQ., President of the said Bank
and J. p Brown, and David Freeman Esqrs Bidders may
also be present.
Successful bidders win be required as soon as informed
OF the acceptance of their bids to deposit in bank the
first instant to the credit of the Treasurer of the State
OF North Carolina
This deposit may be made either in the Bank Of the
Republic New York. in the Bank of the State of North
Carolina or in the Bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh, North
Public Trea surer NJ +he State of North r. rol;,.
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IRON THE WORLDS FAIR.
Il Lyons insect killing powder,
As we always have avowed here,


Now the medals been transmitted
All he claimed has been admitted
Call and satisfy your eyes.
F. LYON has received, by the courtesy of President
Fillmore medal certificate awarded to him the
exhibitor Of the posonless magnetic powder for destroy
ing insects at the Worlds Fair in London in 1851 De-
pot 424 Broadway.
MY WHISPERS ARE THIN AND MY HAIR IT Is
lvl weak what will it prithee speak. Ora
hams onguent will force the whiskers and moustache to
grow like magic in six weeks and will not stain
the skin Give il trial that's all it wants. 81 per bot
tie sent to any part of the country. R. e. GRAHAM 38
Ann street, Fowler's Buildings.
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IyNLER's SALOON OF WONDERS NO $50 BROAD.
II way: Chinese Baildings.-Elevsnth week OF the
Prince Of Wizards Brilliant OF the UnrivalieA
Magician. Professor ROBERT HELLER the great origi-
nalNecTomancer offers for the eleventh week of hs
trsordnary Soirees Mystereuses splendid selection
his indispensable
WONDERS, MYSTERIES, AND. MIRACLES,
the most magnificent and amazing performed in Anne
RIGA. Among the many mighty experiments is that Of
SECOND SIGHT,
which considered by the philosophers and Of tho
day, the acme Of wonder and mystery, defyng their
every attempt to penetrate the unfahomabe secret T
great variety Of gorgeous feats of
NECROMANcY, LEGERDEMAIN, AND DIABLERIE,
nightly EXCUSED by Professor Heller exceedngiy
beautiful and astonishing. His
INBXHAU STIBLE BOTTLE
is prolific ever; and his rnssl invention Of tho
MYSTERIOUS RAPPINGS,
throws nta 0bscurity the hpnbng Rochester knocker
Evening performances to commence at * O'Clock, and.
on Saturday afternoon at g. Admission 80 oen child,
rem, half price,
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
IN Through to San Francisco, via Aspnwal and Pa.
mama No detention on the Isthmus- At greatly
duced rates. The and fast side wheel steamship
UNION Il 800 tons burthen) Richard Adams, Commsn
der, win leave New York for Apnwa (Navy Bay from
pier No. North River, on Saturday, March 9th, at
O'Clock p. n precisely, connecting with the and mag
nfcent side wheel double engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT, e, 100 tons,) Edward Dunn, Commander which
steamer win be in readiness at Panama to receive the
Unions passengers, and sail Immediately for San Fran
cisco. The accommodations and ventilation Of the Win
field Scott all that be desired Her speed estab
Nshed the voyage between New York and Panama. and
while the Pacific coast) ia unsurpassed. Every
ton win be made on the part Of the line =. msafe Com
the wharf At Asgnysl ace taking the Panama Railroad.
and cautioned that tickets for this line are sold only
ct % Broadway. DAVIS BROOKS l. CO., General Agents
United States Postage law for the convenience the
public.
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CyNGIIsH REFINED IRON AND STEEL ON HAND
Il 200 bundles charcoal rods, No. A. square; tons
best boiler plates tons cassteel for shovels tons
sheet caststeel, 9th, 10th and 18th gauge.
III. l. IBBOTSON 2l8 Pearl street
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NEW YORK VOIUNTEERS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
IN take pleasure in announcing that
Of wonderful character, will be given on Wednesday
evening next March q
AT HEILER'S SALOON OF WONDERS
Chinese Buildings, $50 Broadway
for Abe benefit Of the of the New York V0un-
teers, who fought in Mexico and who in need OF
means to protect of their companions from the
s1ult Of want and relieve them from the pains of Illness
contracted in the service of their country The
tainments win consist Of Mr. Heler's best
FEATS OF DIABIERIE
his explanation of the method by which the
SPIRIT RAPPINGS
produced and implication of the my steries AZ
SECOND SIGHT
The price Of single admission is 6xed at so cents.
Doors opea at O'Clock, performances to It
half past l.
Shetons celebrated Band ave kindly volunteered Their
services for the occasion
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TITO BUnDERs.-sEAIEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RE

THO BUHDERS.-SEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived until Monday the It'll day Of March next at
twelve o'clock for furnishing the materials and doing
the work necessary for the erection and finishing of
new primary school building the north side of thirty
in the Twentieth ward Separate proposals. win be rs
eeived for the mason work and materials or for the
carpenter work and materials and bidder may in ad.
dton, propose for the whole The plans and elevations
can be seen at the Office of Thomas Jackson the arch
tect No. 40 Broadway Of whom, Of either the un-
dorsgned printed copies Of the specifications be
livered The school officers the right to reject
any bid not deemed by them the best for the public
interest Dated New York, February II, 1853
JOHN G. BUTLER. Chairman of school OnBcers
HENRY MCIRAN, Secretary. Twentieth yard
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VANDEHBuT LINE-THE SHORTEST AND CHEAP
est route for San Francisco-The Accessory Tran.
sit Company (of Ncarngua) propetors Only line giving
through tickets including the Isthmus crossing Through
In advance Of the mail. The double engine steam
ship STAR OF THE WEST 1900 tons burden will leave
from pier No North river at O'Clock NJ precisely,
Saturday, Mar.h 5, for San Juan del Nore, direct,
Nicaragua Transit route having but twelve miles Of land
transportation. These steamships unsurpassed In
their accommodations and ventilation. Passengers are
cautioned against the representations Of hired
for other nesnone employed for this line For in
C. VANDERBILT Agent No. Battery place, up stairs
mail bag will be made up at this office
EOR PANAMA-TO SAIL ABOUT 5TH MARCH, THE
T. Al packet ship AFGHAN. She has accommOia-
tons for few select cabin passengers only Far pass
age apply to Captain ANTONIO PEILETfER, eS Wall
street. or to 0vE1sAANN & GRUNER, % South street.
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CREAr BARGAINS IN FRENCH CHINA, 5s1 AND
" $50 Broadway .-Ihughwout & barley have re
ceived from the Verzon china mandatory In France
consignment of imperfect china ware, slightly damaged
in the burning consisting OF all articles OF dinner
and dessert ware, both decorated and plain white to-
geher with variety Of other articles The imperfectons
are slight and in many cases. the goods almost per
feet The ware will be opened ard exposed for sale
the 5th Of March, aad will be sold cheap, in order to
close the consignment ut The public invited
to call and examine the goods the day specified The
articles will be sold in sets separate pieces as may be
required.
IRON BEDSTEAD wAREROOMs, AND CHEAP SPRING
Mattress and bedding dspot-ron bedsteads - to $40
the healthy spring mattress, &C., So to $780, the
elastic felt beds. pillows quilts &C., also hair mat
tresses all warranted Hotels steamers and seninaree
supplied promptly to order Please call and examine 81
653 Broadway, above Spring street.
NEW MODE OF ADVERTISING TO
1N merchants and storkeepers.-C G. PAGE daguer
artist, Of Eighth avenue and Fourteenth
street. having made arrangements to exhibit choice
lection of daguerreotypes at the Crystal Palace proposes
TO merchants storekeepers and Others to take the
consideration of ten dollars view of any shop or store
with the goods and merchandise represented in the win
dows or in other conspicuous places together with
rect likeness Of the owner proprietor Thereof standing
in the foreground These pictures will be set in neat
frames and exhibited at the Worlds Fair free of addition
al expense and at the close of the Fair viii be delivered
to the respective parties N B-Lkenesses of deceased
persons and invads taken at their residences.
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HENTRAL BANK.-THE THIRD AND FINAL install.
~ ment upon subscriptions to the capital stock of th
Bank is required to be paid Thursday the third
of March next, at the banking rooms No. SO Chamber
street By order Of the Board
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do nOn TO $5,O 900 WANTED, ON PROPERTY
sDC.UUU on West street, for three to FIVE years,
at six per cent. Apply, by letter. to W. c. A., Herald