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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

ELECTION IN NEBRAsKA.-An election for delegates
to the present Congress took place in Nebraska Ter
tritory the 18th ult. The candidates Bird B.
Chapman, late of Ohio; N. B. Giddings, late from
Missouri and Hadley D. johnson, independent
democrat. We have a report that Johnson has been
elected.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06
Politics in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. %. The Wing members of the
Missouri Legislature have adopted platfrom dis
counenancing the efforts of the abolitionsts to agi
tate the slavery questions, and declaring that they
will vote for no Tan as u S. Senator, who is no.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06
DISTRESS IN NEW YORK,

Several meetings have been held in the Park, New
York, by the unemployed workmcn to devise means
for procuring work and for relief from their distress
es. There much speaking, and many reasons
assigned for the prvations and sutferinSs which
have recently upon the laboring classes in
that region.
Meetings have also been held by associations and
various organizations in New York. for the relief of
the suffering poor. The last Herald contains notices
of meetings by the BOARD of Ten Governors of
a meeting at Broadway House, of a meeting at the
Corn Exchange, and elsewhere, all having in view
suitable of relief for the laboring poor of
New York. Brooklyn, and Jersey City. 1t is stated
that twenty seven thousand females in New York
City out of employment, and wholly unable to
support themselves in consequence of the general
depression Of business. What picture is that! If
could see it all, how much ofpan, and sore temp
tation, and agony would it reveal God pity the
poor
And now, in contrast with Northern society, we
take occasion to state that there not at this
time in all probability, one thousand human beings
in North Carolina who seriously suffering for the
want of clothing or bread. Our slaves have enough,
and in many instances to spare; and even the free
negroes among are, class, in a better condi-
ton, far the wants of the body concerned,
than these twenty thousand white females in
New York City.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

"a Our community is again called upon to de-
plore the loss of one of its most valuable citizens
in the death of S. w. WHITING, Esq. which took
place on Tuesday last. He was at one time connec-
ted with the Raleigh and CASTOR Road, as its Treas
urer-afterwarls he was Teller of the State Bank,
and at the time of his death he the President
of the Manteo Paper manufacturing Company. He
was gentleman of superior business habits and
qualifications, and had been endowed by nature with
an intellect of high order. He was one of our
ablest writer's; and turning aside, now and then,
from the turmoil and the dust of every day life, he
gratiied his friends by illusions of poetry, which,
for tenderness and beauty have not been exceed by
the most gifted among He leaves to his friends
a character and recolleetons which will long be
cherished and to his children the legacy of an IN
spotted name. He so lived and so died,
"That when the mighty caravan,
Which halts night time In the vale of death,
Shall strike its white tents for the morning march,
He will move onward to the eternal hills,
His foot unwearied, and his strength renewed
Like the strong eagles for the upward flight
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

IMPROVEMENT THE MONEY MARKET. We think
from what in the Northern papers, that the
money market there is easier, and that are in
fair way to have better times. AS an evidence of
this, North Carolina and Virginia State bonds have
gone up almost to par.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

az A Post Office has been established in Ca
tawba county, in this State, by the name Of Long
Island A. 7. Canister, P. NJ. All matter intended
for this Office should be sent by the way of Beatties
Ford
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

sW@ Attention is directed to the advertisement of
Mr.. Ezells School, in the Standard of to-day. Mr..
E. enjoys an enviable reputation as Teacher.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06
MARRIED.,

December 21st by the Rev. JAS King Mr. R. c. Harris,
of Person Co.. Miss Emily F. Register of Granville
ty, N. C..
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EVENING SESSION.


An EEgrossed Bill from the Senate concerning
Executors was read the first time and the rules be-
ing suspended was read the second and third times
and passed.
An engrossed bill concerning evidence being read,
Mr. Baxter offered two amendments which with
the bill were referred to the Committee upon the
revisal.
Mr.. Thornburg introduced bill to regulate the
sale of Hour in the town of Fayetteville Read and
referred to the committee Propositions and Grie
vances
On motion of Mr.. McKesson, the bill to tax wines
and spirtuous liquors referred to the committee
on Finance.
The following engrossed bills from the Senate
were read the first time, and the rules being suspen-
ded they were severally read the second and third
times and passed: bill concerning habeas corpus;
bill concerning contracts; bill concerning fairs;
bill concerning executors and administrators.
On motion of Mr.. Jenkins bill concerning agri-
culture and geology was laid on the table.
An engrossed resolution authorizing the Govern
or to procure documentary evidence for the History
OF North Carolina read the first time, and the
rules being suspended read the second and third
times and passed.
The following bills were read the first time. and
the rules being suspended were severally read the
second and third times and passed bill to incor-
porate the East Fork Turnpike company a bill
to incorporate Little River Turnpike road company
On motion of Mr.. Steele, the bill to incorporate
the Central Gold and Copper Mining company after
being read the second time laid on the table.
MIR. Shepherd presented a resolution of instruction
TO the committee on the Judiciary. Read and adop-
The following bills were read the first time. and
the rules being suspended were severally read the
second and third times and passed bill to Law off
pubic road in Yancey and Watauga counties a
Dill to incorporate the Alamance and Caswell plank
Ioau county bill to incorporate the town of Lee
amendments were offered and rejected.
The House adjourned.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. The Charleston Standard
states that young man, from North Carolina, went
into the Merchants Hotel Tuesday evening last and
him. Shortly after he left, there found on the
desk note addressed to the proprietor of the HOTEL
and signed by the person above mentioned. The
contents request that his body should be ia
ken to North Carolina, and delivered to certain
person therein mentioned after which he stated that
he would commit suicide before morning, either
with pistol OF by poison. Mr.. Hurst, the proprie-
tor, endeavored to find of his friends, in whose
hands he placed the note, who Immediately went in
search of him, and found him about - o'clock the
same night having in his possession pistol, which,
upon being asked he stated he had bought to give
to the children at home. The attentions of his
friends have doubt saved his life for the present.
The Standard states that he islaborng under great
depression of spirits brought through severe at
tack ofdyspepsia, His name is not given.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

~ We have received the December number of
Frank Leslie's Ladies Gazette containing drawings
of the latest Paris, London and New York fashions.
This work appears to be all that could be desired in
this department of ornament, taste and beauty.
Terms, So per annum, or IS cents for single num-
ber-address Frank Leslie, 6, John St. New York.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

PURCHASE THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS GROUP By
THE UNITED STATES We learn, from good author
ity, that treaty has been made between the United
States and Ecuador, by which the latter cedes her
sovereignty orcr the Galapagos group to the United
States the sum Of three millions Of dollars. In
every reason to believe correct we are unable to
give further particulars; but mo doubt the matter
will be Immediately brought before Congress for its
sanction, and the Galapagos may yet become United
States territory before the Sandwich Islands It is
said that rich deposits of guano, of good quality
have been discovered the islands, which, ftrue
will prove of great value to the agricultural inter-
ests of the States and justify the expenditure ofsuch
a large sum of public money.
Panama Herald, Dec. 81
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

eH Parliament was opened by the Queen of Eng
land on the 18th December In her speech she states
that she had called the members together to take
measures to prosecute the war " with the utmost
vigor and effect" She alludes to the alliance re-
Gently formed with Austria against Russia. She
speaks of the contest as momentous, and says
the British people, if united, will "obtain the res
pect of other nations, and may trust that, by the
blessing of God, we shall bring the war to success
full termination Very good-but who is to take
care of the widows and orphans bind up the brok-
en- hearts, and pay the taxes ?
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

Select Classical and Mathematical School,
wARRENTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
ID A. EZELL, A. NJ, Principal, Aded By cospe-
The Spring Session will open the of January S.
services of gentleman of scholastic atanments
experience have been secured for the MAthe
The boarding students all required to in the
that their morals be vglanty guarded and their
duct regulated by his constant presence and supervision
and if contrary to this published regulation "a copy of
which will be furnished to every merchant in the vlage)
any boy shall seek and obtain credit the Principal will
such instance urge upon the guardian the
prGPgsty Of F6 gs ba e five months
{" Fuel and lightsin rooms, 90 :.
20 Tuition in the Ancient Languages and Higher
In the English Branches, IS 90
" In the Modern Languages each, 10 90
S aad M
al of North Carolina Warrenton and any former
dina. '' pNs ''' '''.o0, IL s''' u worm '''-
SPRINGFIELD MALE AND FEMALE IN
of the Male Department. MRS. HELEN A. AVERIfT.
Principal ale. Of the Female 81 Department
Elementary Branches, Sc 90
Higher English 8 to 20 90
Languages, Is 90
Latin and French languages, each. 500
Music on Piano. Is 90
Use of Instrument, 8 90
Needle work, & 90
The Principals will board few young ladies at n ner
month, including washing fuel and lights.
per month.
This Institution is located nine miles Raleigh on
the Central Railroad in pleasant and heahful section Of
country and Is surrounded by quiet and moral farming
community and consequently offers superior advantages for
The Principal Of the Male Department graduated with
the first distinction at Wake Forest College
al years experience in teaching Those may desire
ferred to Prof,s q. Owen, W T. Brooks, W. NJ. Win
gate and W. T. Walters Wake Forest College and to Rev.
Dr. Hooper, Murfreeeboro', and Rev. Dr. Wait Oxford.
The Principal OF the Female Department good schol
ar having been educated by of the best teach
ers in the country.
W.. BUSBEE, Secy B. t.
January o. 1855. I056-3t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

~ The Register, in speaking of the Inaugural
Address of Gov. Bragg, says it seems to have COM
handed pretty general commentator, though many
portions of it were, in judgment, very objection
able. " The admission from such a source that the
Address commanded pretty general commenda-
ton, is more than expected; and after this adj
mission, the public will be prepared to appreciate
the expression that many portions of the Address
were, in the judgment of the Register "Oery 06ec-
tiona6L" Will that paper point out these Every
Objectionable portions of the Inaugural2 "Pretty
general commentator" must of course. include
many of the Wing party; yet the Register takes is
sue with its own friends, and speaks of gerry objec-
tionabe portions in its Judgment of the Address.
Certainly the Editors nodesty is quite equal to that
shirt of party which actuates and controls him in
every thing he writes for his paper.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06
BANK OF THE STATE.

At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this
Bank, held in this City on Monday last the follow
ing gentlemen were elected Directors on the part of
the stockholders: G. w. Mordecai, John 81. Bryan,
]. B. G. Rou'hac, William Peace, B. F. Moore, AL
fred Jones, and William Boylan. Gov. Bragg ap-
pointed William R. Poole and L. OBJ Branch Direc-
tors behalf of the State and the State Treasurer
D. w. Courts, Esq, is Director o6icio on the
part of the State.
A resolution passed changing the time for the
annual meeting and for The election of Directors to
the first Monday in July in each and every year.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06
j. J. CHR1sroPHERs, Clerk.

DEATH OF THos. w. DoRR. Neao York, Dec. 81
The Evening Post announces the deathsthis morn
ing of Thomas W. Dorr of Rhode Island, after a
long and painful illness
The character of Mr.. Dorr, who acted a prominent
part in the politics of Rhode Island few years
since, was marked by high qualities. For
ling to suffer- even to ignominygthe severest test
of steadfast attachment to principle He did suf-
fer to this extent, though in in regard to
which he made what seemed to an important
mistake of judgment. Those who knew him in pri-
vate life speak in strong terms of his amiable temper
and the strict purity and uprghtness charaster
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

A MISTAKE OR FRAUD IN LEGISLATION. mis-
take or fraud is supposed to have been committed in
the bill of last session laying off the Senatorial Dis
.tricts of this State, by which the County of Wa
tausa was added to the Ashe district. On motion
of Col Bower. Committee of the Senate has been
raised to investigate the matter.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

nW- The following gentlemen, in addition to those
mentioned in our last have been admitted to the
practice of the law in the Superior Courts OF this
State: G. NJ White, of Bladen and j. A. Spears, OF
Cumberland
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06

. ANTED AT THIS OFFICE, GOOD STRONG
w negro fellow for the year. Apply immediately
Jan. 6, 1855. IS
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-06
BALLOON sCENSION.

Al THE REQUEST OF MANY SCIENTIFIC
n men of North Carolina, Prof Geo. Elliott will make
his 112th and farewell ASCENSION the 18th nst from
the vacant lot Fayetteville st. the State House,
at Raleigh, N Co. when twenty magnificent gifts will be
distributed to the audience Tickets SO chance
at one of the gifts for sale at the Book Stores and
gate the day of the ascension; children and servants
half price splendid Pioneer Balloon with and min
iature Eronaut attached has been prepared by lady of
Raleigh, and will be sent off by her For particulars SEQ
bills Gates open at IL o'clock.
January 6, 1855. 10
ct. MARY'S SCHOOL.-THE OPENING OF
~ this school postponed until Wednesday the 18th
ALBERT SMEDES.
January g. 1855. Is-td.
II AW SCHOOL AT HILLSB0RoUGH NORTH
~ CAROLINA. The next session of this School will
commence on Monday the 18th ofJanuary.
J. L. BAILEY,
F. NASH.
January s. 1856. 1s-1m.
WANTED AT THIS OFFICE GOOD STRONG
w negro fellow for the year. Apply immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
6ouses and farms Uanteo.

DART of a genteel HOUSE WANTED-In
good nesb borhood BY Amere nly Presb Jtedsn
consisting of eentlemsn wife tive child enfvs and
years old Any respectAbs family having than
they need DESTROYS Of reducing their expenses
curing pleasant and prompt pay do By sdtrsss
Ing p this Office, stating rent and particulars Refer
sEces EXCHANGED.
WANTED-From the lst Of May, by Gentle
w man aid his Wife APARTMENTS Ia bouss
TAXING al the modern improvsmens Location mu be psst
snt above 18th It, tt OF 6<h and wet "a not b.
low ct For further pArtculsis address A. NJ f.. No. rs
Maidt Q. lane References exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD and PLEASURE.-Fami-
" lies or sr gle persons can obtain PERMANEST BOARD
10 sse private residence the bsnts Of the Hive, st
Little fsny nine miles from Hobohen, j. This place
affords every facility for Bathing Fishing Riding Sailing &c
AIso rood ssbpg horses The stages running early and
house For particular spplJ I, or address -,
AZ wINANr. Little Ferry, N J.
NOUNTRY ROOMS, furnished, are wanted
" with private family with or without BOARD Must be
within Sc miles OF the city on the North River Address No.
lac Brosdwsy or No 2l6 Fest Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
Buil6ina Matrrials.

DOOFING SLATE-TAE EAGLE SLATE
IL Co. Of CAsTLETON. VERMONT. bsve no" on naaa
ana are n snufaesurips L. 80 Quantities o.
GREEN AND PURPLE ROOFING SLATE,
and recommend with coehdencs superior TO any nnsi?
qu.ried in this cruntry, being oil respects FULLY EQUAL
70 THE WELSH.
Tho facilities and for Its andtrs
poaon are 90 and plee h orders Gao DO -
ecute6 with great dps'ch and will b. Forwarded . ~
part the United States quarry pices with IN, add ios
keisht The Company While calling the stou Of tho -
lie o the stcs produced By them would remark Of sLAn
FOR ROOFING PURPOSES In general that the ehespoas
with which 1t Il produced and laid Ito great protecaes
as.n.t free ard the beat Of vita the feet h1s
never 10 suires psotins-ssps lie tne Without I-pdn-
:, n6e, u SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER ROOPIN} Nv
TERTAL Th., therefore invite oil Committees for the ess
tos Of public ipsutops and psrsons building afst ol
residences In country. to investigate the saeject
They refer fol sps experienced slser for n'or
John BR0DiE. No 81 Washing. o.. New YORK
EDWARD GH0M.ELIN No s~ w:.hla nf~
THOMAS LEWIS, No. $S Rose st: New YORK.
Communicatiops addressed to w kI5sAM, Cssuets~
Vt or TO FURMAN Jr at the Depot Of the Company N
SEQ West 18th S., Ne WORK. will meet prompt sttsndos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
Rorscs, Carriages. Sc.

iIsbt Coach ono Roct.wsy six sests; one light Car
Iiase four with top for or two horses All
psstlail, Would Be cold low Also psr Of superior
Ccseh dores bay sig yea old without bemish Apply at
che private stable No. II East 18th st between 9Th and hsdi
aooravs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
frenrb China, &c.

FRENCH CHINA TEA, DINNER and TOi
10 LET-WARE-In full separate pieces, white Co
eJs.d and 6ecorsdi Cat Gs wster loblst. Vine oss,
Tumhlers, Dishes Deosnt~r, ssltceIsui P~nsn ASss
Vases &c 10 great variety The trsnch pcrcssh
Ware Is now los the common Eneisd wss
which puts within the rescn Of all hoa.essspsr. Oesisn
40 e.smp. cBAkLFs AHRENFELDt, No 81 AsiGas
lane up stairs above windes House. furnishing store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
paper WAREHOUSES;.
WIREHOUsE.-J. 7. DkKHlC

DRER wAREH0UsE:l. =: 1 y. =. J. =
IL son, 4 Co. No. . ssss.>s'
waseS f:s.c E.s... ss:: 3. =; z: $780,: 49,
m 49, vstshe 81 apsktsse ~-.s1n .
~. fsss. s:sl s0S:; s =: 1890. iIss.s 49,
6sse.S 49, - "a Il e ~ sssaT
80 A,s.ws: ~ Z: - ~
S.sz.s rsnse 6assw, Ras. - s
~: -. 80 es nss' I" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

EOR SALE-The twO-stOry and attic BRICK
Il HOUSE No los Attomeyst Price, s5. SO Part can
remain mortgage. Apply to Z w. DE GROVE. RsCs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
UIOR sALE.-A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT'at

Fsatoss SPRING. just east Of the village lins, With 'si
acres fine Para and four Of Garden Ground attached
The house beautifully stusted Congress the fshiou-
able drive Saratoga Lake Ii sp.sous and eomnodioos
and foe and complete Ia ell
respects; spacious and cattle stables and carriage
house, bed for and farm servants aud
Ice filed with ice in short complete senasmsns
reside nee 1890.
The property offered for s,lei price, slseoc ono
balance bond and mortgage accommodating
teIms
The being completed under contract and
could be mde suit the pucher fOr psrticu
lars apply Mr. c. DUFF ct the office Of Clarke White,
~ ,qtr Mac ork Citv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

aroioE G. ALIEN. IngSrtxst e. =. ws,s.
"h0's sssosS door, near Broadway. n =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

nor SALE-The three-st0ry and Basement
Il HOUSE No. 81 East ssh st.. In complete order and coz
t.inins ths modern i'm fovemen House BY IS Lot full
depth Also, brownstone four story Ens.h Basement
HOUSE on south aide Of Ssh between 4sh and lexington
avs is By S. eoDt.inss all the mCdsrn improveuens
and In excellent order having bes recently painted and
rsntd tho shout Terms Apply at No. 81 Esss 18th
AZ or No 3s2 Let av. corner sd It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
6ouscs to Get.

HOUSES to LET in HOBOKEN-Within
IL miputes walk Ct the Ferry few new, 6rtcss
HOUSES in River Tensee with tsws ornamental front,
eedn, ana hot sDd eoa water &C. Sc and will Be ls to
hSo;. ...ps: need pSt ,.p Inquire the ss
COUNTRY RESIDENCE.-TO RENT, q
os 6xReGs .sss %:b.SSoa1is .ss q TIC Depot
the kswbush Branch Railroad Can 90 to or from New.
ss;s s:ss::s JOHN 5ASd2 %sss
A FINE BASEMENT, 80 BY IS feet; ROOMS
- and OFFICES or "a 50 and 9Th aoon Of the ne. Build
IslSss Clothing wSsSou.s No: Is and s. Fulton i.
COUNTRY SEAT to LEASE.-A spacious and
convenient HOUSE on Staten Island within Is @su.s:
o'se s0%%'pS ocean AM and Inland h.
the residence OF family Hos EtbssAs r
NOAL-YARD to LEASE for TEN YEARS.
~ Five six LOTS Brosdvay south cas-. corner q ss:h
on favorable term. Apply TO koSwkLI FLEECE.
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE to
J.. 10 miles nom The City Of New YORK The house -
perior modsmbu ednee containing al the requirements Of
.ith two sss Of ups,ios Sstss s.tern g. Tho pems.
sonss Of u valuable land under superior
ssa :Sps sS
In hs vicinity Bo further particulars apply
J. n EMERSON Co.. Nos l. 5, and sprueesk
CIRST-CLASS HOUSE to LET in llth.st.-
l. The story brown House No So East 18th be-
tween .na ii. lot as By l,S feet deep the house
. ovements very handsonsy 6Lhsd The house and
lot t6ered for sale will let to good tenant The tu
alton Of ths house beautiful being very near 10 81 Msrs
Church retired quiet and coovenien: OF scces Rent M
Apply the prsmss ct RAYSORS Bookstore, No. rs
Bowsry.
L'ARM to LET-At New Rochelle, consisting Of
M p SrRSI sSa; NJ '1S Apply
NENTEEL APARTMENTS to LET-On the
u corner Of sh.sv. and SCH SECOND FLOOR. With
1", sns sSss The UPsER fLooR san. building siS
Nster and Water eseh floor Gas will be put in
Apply CD The Prensea
HOUSES to LET-By the Wall.st. Ferry, in
Brooklyn and within Eve minutss Of the foot q Well
O Eens.ss. s.d Tunss - eost.inias MAE With
sbundanss Of closets psntes 90 veil eaealsed for smell
s.: AZ ss No. Is E. :s'
HOUSE and FURNITURE to LET-No. 80
sIs Ss...s. stA ss1 III sys H.s tAs nodsru ioPssys
@s.'' and In soed order VIM b y. e piy.ss family
ARGE OFFICE IN WALL-ST. to LET
company. % b sasl Apply IL. Wsk req sGss an
I AR0E ROOM to LET, 7O7N. sdmiraSIy
IL lighted ssesn Pswsr rsssrsa Suitable for Soot.
ns % " fs5Sas ssi ira, "a NJ ss vi...
DOONS . LET, WITH STEAM POWER-Tn
IL tie SuilAas q 0ssssvieA M DsssA u,su
se.sel Ss .saeAetsi.s vupsssA asss vsy hv y rsaVs
- s'ssse AXSis RApBa. n. 81 or,~v,As