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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-02-02
ARTISTS Assofiatton!

The subscribers in announcing their appoint
ment as Managers Of the above Association, for
the advancement of the
FINE Arts,
in this country, feel justified in stating that Fine
Steel Engravings will be pla ced before the Ameri
can public, which in beauty of execution have beer
unsurpassed, and at a price unparalleled either il
The New or Old World.
ART is cosmopolitan, and in this view, the Ar
lists both Of America and Europe are bound to
gether to produce specimens worthy of the age.
The Engravings will be issued monthly, com
mencing from the First of December. 1855, and
ending First of January, 1857. with the
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-02-02

WARS IN A NAME?-George Washington was
sold the other day in Virginia for $1,000 ! For
what intent could the name of Washington have
been gwen to a slave? Did his mother fancy it as
a prophecy of freedom Tor did his master give it
as a burlesque2 How did that name sound, ringing
under the hammer of the George
Washington s0O-here in Virginia-9OO-George
Washington only 9oo.e5o1-going going Slooofo
George Washington--GoSE,"
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" yet been affected by the sun, and az the season
advances the danger Of q rapid thaw becomes
greater. Il ia now tie 18th Of March, and We
must soon have TIE usual spring ra'us. When they
come, rairoad managers must ldok ont for their
tracks and bridges In the event Of serious freshets
the damage to the road bed, &c, win not be the
only difficulty. Travel and traffic viii be interrupted
and while the expenditures likely to be Of an ex
traordnary character the earnings are likely to be
limited. Thus far this month the receipts have
been small, even below those Of February and the
aggregate is likely TO be much behind that Of the
Ohio, and all the Eastern States the snow is piled
up along side the tracks, in places nearly high
the cars and fences in every direction completely
covered. This immense body Of snow cannot pass
away harmessly. 1t is too late in the season to ex
pect such favorable termination OF the winter and
is best to be prepared for the worst The past winter
has been hard one on our railroads from the nten-
sty of the cold. The cost of repairs this year, if
properly reported, will be big item in the expen-
ditures. Locomotives have suffered more than ever
before known in the same time. and the limited
business since the mild weather commenced has on
one account been advantageous, as it gave the COM
panies opportunity to repair their rolling stock
and get it in order for the summer business. In the
whole history Of railroads in this country nothing
in the shape Of bad weather has ever been known
like the past three months. Very few companies
will beabe TO pay dividends for the last six months
out of >. rn-ogs Dividends may be paid at the
regular day, but only by borrowing money and an
ticipatng future receipts.
The Toledo Blade gives the following informa-
ton regarding the progress of the Toledo, Lake Erie
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Tyhsatres and RxhaDat1onH.
Y =. q
@ second time this ssssins Ne snthusi.sn mani
bsted by the crowded auditory hopday, would indi
cate long and profitable run II this opera
BROADWAY rKArRA-TAs revival Of the favorite dra-
satc equestrian spectacle Of Nazsppa seems TO afford
ilrng, and At the same time highly posaea. They an
ths house nightly. rhst Blessed Baby" prscedes the
drama this evening.
NmG's GAsxS-The s.csedinsly comic and otherwise
proves to have lost Of original popularity, not
vthsssading laid the shelf three years.
II win BE- repeated this evening, with Jeromes comeali-
" the .Schoolmsster."
BrRros,s TIRArRE.-Ar. and Mrs. Burton will this
evening personate their highly amusing characters in
Of .Forunio''-Mrs Howard a. the hero-will be given
for the last time and the whole win close with Chat
HAssed Baby"-Ar. Burton as the happy parent.
wAnAcx's THEATRE.-rhe warm reception given to Mr.
WaIsck by densey crowded audience, Monday even
Ing combined with the repeated and highly fatterng a
probation bestowed upon his performance Of Bsnedick
70 hs 4dG
lows.
LAURA KEnE's VARIETIES Tho drama Of "Camille, }"
and ex ravsgsnza of Novelty again the bills tor
this evening The remarkably liberal patronage bestowed
upon this theatre, since It opened under Miss Ksene's
management shows that the public will sustain talent,
perseverance,, industry and good acting.
BROADWAY VARErIs.-packed audiences pretty equal.
~ composed of ladies' gentlemen and children, every
night testify their cordial appreciation of the superior
manner in which the Wood & Marsh juveniles render
their various parts IN Black Eyed Susan" and "A Loan
Of Lover"
wooD's MISsTRus.-This jovIal band, with George at
one end and Pierce at the other will this evening keep
their friends in extsces by their songs dances &C., not
forget II Z the psrlseque of "Robert Nacaire."
The THspIAN DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION, 1T the reques. Of
persons will repeat the popular play of cloves
Rookyn Museum. Their performances on Monday sven
ing were Wen received
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At the second board the market was buoyant, and
there was considerable activity. We have no adj
vance in prices to quote but the highest rates
rent at the first board ruled at the close Michigan
Southern Railroad was In demand at small i'm.
provement. Cleveland and Toledo went up 3 per
cent.
After the board the market was very firm, with
strong upward tendency. Galena and Chicago,
81 bid lis asked; Michigan Southern, 953 bid,
Sc asked; Cleveland and Toledo, 7Sa bid 7S5 asked;
Milwaukee and Mississippi, s4s bid, SIS asked, firm;
Reading, 92i bid 92l asked; Nicaragua, Is bid, 10!
asked; Illinois Central Bonds, 9l3 bid, 9l3 asked
The market can be considered rising Money
is easier and we should not be surprised to see
pretty general upward movement in all the leading
stocks. 1t may be only temporary. We do not
look for q permanent rise before May. Then the
bears must be prepared for an imitation. The usual
spring speculation cannot come before that tim
1t may not be- when it comes, SO great as is gene
rally anticipated but do not look for the appear
ance of outsiders in the Market until the bulk Of
the spring business is over
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol
lows
Pafd Treasury account .............. se9,276 80
Received Treasury account............ 172,2O7 10
Balance due Treasury account ,Z8o oWO ~
Paid ois ouring checks ,............. 20 52s II
The receipts to-day include $50 900 from Chicago
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Washington, on the 22d inst, were as follows:-
For the redemption Of stocks ............ 81 96s SO
For the Treasury Depar ment 565 10
For the Interior Department. s,684 90
For cuEfoms lb,5o1
War warra nts received and n'ered .... &c 600 90
On account Of the Navy 64,3t3 90
From lands. ~, 80 ~
The Boston Journal Of the Gath inst, says
We regret 10 hear that the bonds Of the city Of James
Vile Wisconsin wned in this y, have been protested
for non pay men'. To CITY represented as in highly
prosperous condition this Ia most ciscredabls circum
stance and is calculated TO act with preudicia effect
upon the securities the Western cities and towns
now so rapidly developing. For the credit OF James
vile hope this failure TO meet its obligations - but
temporary.
The Chemical Bank has declared semiannuat
dividend Of six per cent.
Western railroad companies have had hard time
of it for some months past. With the deep SHOWS
and cold weather. very few of them have made
money. Although they have in fact earned nothing,
they are much better Off than the railroads of the
East, where they have all been losing money Great
apprehensons are felt regarding freshets, and roads
in this State and in Ohio preparing for serious
damages. Bridges have been strengthened, and du-
plicates, as far possible, prepared. warm rain
of two or three days would do vast damage to our
railroads. The month Of April will, beyond doubt,
be severe one TO these works in this State and New
England The heavy SHOWS Of the North have hard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY, March 25-6

TUESDAY, March Z5-b +. M.
We have no change Of consequence to report in
the stock market. The most active stock on the
HIST today Cleveland and Toledo, and the transac
lions were about equally divided between buyers and
sellers option. Erie fraction better than at
close yesterday, but below prices current at the
first board. Chicago and Rock Island remained
without change. The announcement of the dividend
put the stock up per cent, but it does not to
have had the effect contemplated. Galena and
Chicago was firm to-day at Il3l per cent, with
small sale. 1t is not easy matter to buy much of
this stock. Several attempts have been made lately
TO purchase few hundred shares but the market
price advanced so rapidly tina. the movement was
abandoned. The stock is good for 40 to lbs
per cent between this and dividend day. Read
ing Railroad was better to-day. The read brought
down last week %, 100 tons Of coal, making an ag
gregae Of 340679 tons against AIT 1898 tons to the
same date last year. The cause Of this decrease is
the deep SHOWS in the coal regions. The lateral
yoads cannot be worked; and then the fact that
coal cannot get away from Richmond on account
Of the ice prevents coal from being sent down. As
soon as navigation opens, the road will make up the
present deficiency in tonnage. Nicaragua Transit
has become inactive and remains pretty firm at Is
per cent. The Walker Garrison Morgan Randolph
Company have advertised the Orizaba to leave this
port for Punta Arenas on the 10th Of April. This
steamer has been for years past engaged in the
Gulf trade, and belongs to Charles Morgan. She has
been made over at the Custom House to Charles A.
Whitney, Morgan's son-inlaw, who acts as agent Of
the company. Arrangements were made some
time ago-long before it was known here that
Walker intended annulling the Transit Com
pany's charter-for the steamers of the
new company to coal at Key West, and all the ar
engagements which are now being carried out we're
reported to time previous to the arrival of
the Northern Light. The information came to US
from what has since proved to be an official source;
but we looked upon it then as stockjobbng affair,
and supposed it to be merely rnse to depress the
market value of Transit stock 1t appears now that
there more in it than was generally anticipated
that while these arrangements were being made, ne
gotiations going on in Nicaragua for the annul
ment Of the Transit Company's charter, and that
the parties engaged in both operations were the
same. We have yet had but the first chapter in
this history. II is to be continued.
After the adjournment Of the Board, the following
sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by
Simeon Draper
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
- Ia-==-a'.s.-l'i.laalls-asa
BILLIARDS.


A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES or
N the best quality, and A. price, VIII found ~ our
nsnu'scory, hs largest and most compe In ,s CITY, pive
second hand tables 70 be sold st bargain hey are Ia god
order. DJOhfOk tOlIsFSDhR. 53 Ann street
DUIIARD BALLS "A FINE ASSORTMENT or ar
ID Hard balls French Ups for sale ri The lowes.
cesh prices BY VIM WfLLIEG 40 sroone street corner
OF crosby.
DATFNTfl FEBRUARY 10 1s56-MICHAEL pHEIAy,S
model bp3sr6 tables and combination cus1oDs beyond
~ best ever constructed For sale only II 20
Ora m hers svess, up sslrs. Beware ~ limitations
OK SPLENDID SECOND HAND TABLES FOR sALs
- cheap, 9TH large stock OF pew, suitable 5r private
or NIB ic use. Orders by mail attended ~.
GRIFFITH h DECKER, ~ Aan street
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)kfAhT ~ " FlhHNCE CONTEMPORARIES s OF
:Snd s:ssi S. S = A. .ssss@sss ny
,I ~ az he ePpo: rs. sss
w s e wos e me
ss fss Fund seos T. ss 9 New 7cst, susSessS y
n ;S 81 e. Il, q Of s s, a ct % as
: "a q & sss
spproS:d by ne Sayo1 rsorasrS % 1855 'un0n .Aa ''
d Wan SsS s
dvs per peg anno%, p.ysSis 9qs:e and he
ssssd s .l:o s. "a The
sa The 1 fs Fund sO0sns q
ed Az cot 70 reduce several lays relating Particularly g
a. ordinance q he Common ooune ps.ssd T Tsbr1s1y 3
1870 wncn esock WI oeer interest . the rate I per cent
ssIs =: 6 az l! y; isss .a. s..sa -.
he price per shsre e lers vhose propo are ssospted
5, ~ Ga an he he
reoeipa Of The Chamberlain 70 the Comptroller. VIII be entitled
:S.ses carrying Ssrsss isn shs data Of he dspos
sn s wS1 ss.e s s
are o. interest from The dae q the copdrma
% i a. In ns e. x 8.
e.. Ss a. e e -. e. ~
he Of Assessmepts bsfore TIE Ssiyery q ths osr
oers sor .v,n, on, The n., n,ovos r vvD,
v Enrth h. ho
ssued: sd Dc Of isl1 made appcsbls 10 thi I nro
49, no nrs ~ niodong M fax ~ tSa svo- uids, p
snS Coynrn.,tv kr tSe Anal rsdsmnon ~ tb scr ismsd
LII 81 .~...: th.t al ~ - IT, CC-.n-"ro
49, Te.ahr nisd.sd snS snnr.nra.sd ~ te n"vrent
- ~ ~k.h b., ro,rs Az n, ~ ..t3 arT
:s:I sssssa: Pssssa .paes es.sss
and he Shoe a he Id inere Ssn snS II S.s cas
~ M W =. ~ - ~ "a -
'bo1ts1r he Mayor 40 10 raise By ouch shall
requisite 70 supply every such dences IN addsdon 70 this
The 7 section o. ne ect OF b5 fcr taxing Lard r ne Park
declares Mat Al The land aus asen ahAN DO rsvocAby
pledged" nr the paynaeot o. No debt croatsd tefetr
Each propodao1 should be sealed up md endorsed Piopo
Central Pari sx Gent FUND = ns BE- And
proposon os one or both r.nd may nen oe put second
envelope, sealed ano dLecsd n fA&g NO.
-. = =.
MoEEx ~ LOA1-Ok DAnONDe: WATCHHS, LEV;
W ey pianos oy goods segaEs ana every descripaond
n0rtaages a. Negotiated watches and jewoiry for ale
rHAYER. S2@ Broadway Nos. and 2 second story.
-- - =. - -.- -
M sand dollars unemployed and wishing engage
ing them. watches articles OF ewery and plate At fair
valuation Pesons in of small of money, short
periods Of time. may being with beraly and
GAHs No ssS BoadHap n, So 'sar ~ Dr.
onlna n.ar firor sousre "'' s' oi' 'o " ~ A0o'0
, - 80 -
N Ew fohn aot AN ,s Ar ~ nn. mA IsI
Nc tbra The nrorrisor ia M 10 oan ~
INV ~ Ill deacrinons nf nersona rorerv ntchsa
also works Of art business prompt accomplishing and
d. ekAtaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26
SPRING MILLlNEKY, sc.

MILLINERY GARD FROM MRS. CARTER 5sa
"A Brosdway.-In addition 10 spring importation Of
Pais millinery the attention Of ladies s particularly called
bonpes materials OF importation, aud all o.
make. and with the superior talent always employed
this establishment and well known taste that few
houses the compete and none can
Of lOwness Of price. new style
Of Missed and chldrens bonnes great variety, and well
worthy the attention OF those purchasing. -Four experienced
mlliners wanted -
GATHERS Honiton Lace Factory and Millinery,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.


CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL IN BRIILIA, cY
~ and appearance the real Gent g pins Is SIS:
rrgs, TO $40 earrings IS to SIS Ladies' pins sS $50
mail 10 any part OF he United States L. j. JACUBs
msnuiacturirg jewellers, 407 Broadway.
VEtT CBANs-MANUFA ACQUIRED FROM COMPOST
change color and e best Judges cannot TEL them gold
prices 81 so TO g. They are warranted Represented
none eturred Manufactured only by
L. ii. JACOBS, manuaci uring ewelers I07 Broadway
~ TCHEs-FINE GOLD AND SILVER wATCaES-
w The largest and most splendid assortment Of watches
he sty N 10 be found Rt the subscrbers He has been N
usiness in Well streetor the last eighteen years.
liver ware, at much less u an the usual prices
beautiful gold lepne watcf, four koes eweled. eslW
fine god detached hvsrs 6hf Nwened ............SNU
Fine gold hunting epine, four holes eweled. Xa5 M
}olS hunting English patent levers .......S5sN
Pine gold hunting detached levers full 10 welIed SO X
Gold and enamel watches for ladies' $40 90 70 500 &C
3pler did gold pocket chromOmeers .Sl25 90 $500
horses sso 90 TO $4,000
aod hunting Watches which eight days Sl26 10 70 S6O
Gold magic VS. ches which cbsnge into three
Gold English patent levers full jewelei 90 TO $3.50
RnCbsh lever ............ $40 90 TO $R
Silver detached levers, full eweled. SIS 90 10 5000
gold hunting railway 800 90 70 slT60
Mver IepiDes, ipur holes iewened. ....... sgWb S7N
N j. Tobias Harrison, o. Beeseey, T. Y, Coopey ans
Al other celebrated makers, for sale very low. -
All watches warranted keep correct time watches
ewsrv exchanged. Watches and jewelry repaired N NE
and nj muco ess than The sua prices Goodt
ent 70 all parts OF the United STATES and canada Tree
SFoRGL O. ALLEN, importer Of watches and evalry
shoepas and retail, Nc II Wall sree, second soor near
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

ITO CAPITALIsTS-A FIRM, WITH VIEW TO IN
business Is desrous Of negotiating with party
having means TO take the guarantee account whereby largo
required effect the additional busness anticipated
or preferred gentleman with y26 600 would admitted
partner either speeal active. To responsible parties
the connection offers result Of pecuniary nducements
which will be Hactorly aimed interview Ample
testimonials Of character and ability viii b Commrn
cations with real addressed (confdanay) Excellog
Herald office, viii meet with prompt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

TO HARDWARE MERCHANTS -Slo,0Oo-wANTED, A
third partner, with this amount of capital which be
pad in BY nstamens 10 put into . company manufacturing
article hardware for The general trade that pays net
competition fhiss opportunity that rarely fo
sure and profitable investment Full and satisfactory
information will be given TO desirable party having be mo
nty TO invest Apply oy note or personally, ID FOOTE
WORTH, No s Trinity Building, Ill Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

WANTED, IMMEDIATELY-A GENTLEMAN OF
w business qualifc sons having small ready capital,
willing the charge of tho advertising and financial
Of one Of the best established in The
ready comply with the above will hear of exceent OPP
portunity make money the coming Apply,
ally bv letter TO Professor Sewe, Gothic Hall Bowling
Saloon. SIC Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26
CARPETINGs AVID UPHOLSTERY.
NEWSPAPERS.

fNaRrHouAKE IN SAN FRANCISCO, BURNING OF
N "a 0 males New Orleans and the terrible
asopbe Phadephis nth ,wep, Other subjects beau
IEf NEWsP APER, of Saturday last, March 70 THIS Ia
decidedly The splendid Illustrated sheet published Ia
b's country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

WANTED-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS NAN, WITH S6 600,
w In long established envelope mandatory.
Any person wishing profitable investment would 0nd ts
worthy Of senh,n- For particulars inquire at l46 Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

AnONkY 70 LOAE-ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEW.
" sry, pianos d,y ROOD segars and every description =
nortgsges d. negotiated Watches and ewsry for sae
rHAHER. S2A Broadway, Nos and 2 second story
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

@OOO "A PARTNER WANTED, TO JOIN ANOTHER
DOUO purchase business established for tho ass ok
The business viii pay active busfness from
81 200 to 81 500 year. done strictly for cash Fun
particulars application To G. B. HOWE6 CO., Mas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

yxyBAT ARE THE BEST TRIMMINGS
- AMERICAN LADIES BoSSErs
YOUNG AMERICA.
This 6sv published, prce Ga cent?. Young America
ani uspe devoted 70 he interest o CLIQUE.
Fey sae ~ al ageDs hns hT ", STRJSG eS Mas
u sNeet. Nev YOU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

A GREAT BONNET DlsPLAY.-J. NORTH, 100 FULTON
"A street. Brooklyn. will open Thursday March a. his
large and elegant assortment Of spring millinery.
UyAs HIONs.-THE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRST PRIzR
h silver medal, Emporium OF Fashions Nina DEMO.
RRsT 1915 Broadway informs tho public that her branch
store 79 Canal street opposite Greene contains the most
elegant aud rstc designs Of offered under
he superintende of Nine GoOdSu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

1EONEY.-A GENTLEMAN HAVING FEW THOU
M sand dollars unemployed and not wishing 70 engage In
ing hen watches, articles Ct evsry and plate q. fair
perlods Of time may being treated with bera!y and
in strict confidence Apply personally note 70 Mr. Fill
CLANS, No. s52 Broadway fret hoor rear OF Dr. Reescs
ofDc0. near Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

CLOTHING, &C.
nS nOO WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH
xC.UUU ing wansed-THoe D. COaaoY, licensed 70
dispose Of will receive the highest price for Lbe
by calling 81 the store addressing Thomas d. Conroy, No
49l Pearl street-
6O mn WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING WANT.
4L.UUO ed-fbe highest price given and caah paid In
dispoee Of obtain liberal prices BY sennH
their sddrsss- or calling on JAMES MORONEY, liz W&kW
street. near Centre.
CAsTOFT CLOTHING wANTsD.-LADIEs AND FAM
~ lies obtain The highest cash prices for castoH clocR
broad ay, up stairs. Gentlemen attended by Mr.. s.
" dispose Of receive fair cash price By sending
No. IL Laureps street Canal No 81 West
Broadway letter pos Ladies aef ded by Mrs Cohen
4. COHEN.
11LOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED-LADIas
~ tepnen having TO dispose receive The
bif hest prtf by ling VI. DUS5E. DORP
rs EN- street. Ladies' attended 10 by Mrs. ID.
<SAsr OFF CIoiHTEG.- PERSONS HAVING ANY TO
I dispoee Of viii y cash price sending ".
4 COHEN Cd Elm street Also fancy and perry dresses
bought n Blades attended 10, By Mrs Cohen
SMTE BhoTHFRs
CLOTHING WAREHOUSES;
I22 ard lao Fulton street.
The price Is marked on al the Eo9a as in plain figures
No deviation In prices bNiIb BROTHERS,
l22 and l4O Fulton street
yy1o TBp FIRE DEPARTMENT.
| SMITH BBOTBERs, 1872 and lao FULTON street, N. T.,
Manufacturers Of FIRE clothes.
Can he Of fireman 70 ther large stock o. drst sn1
blue p OF and felt cohs wbith hey have COW on hard
G.uojet tfrir fire cosis 20 g.
skITE BR0YEEhS IL snd ls0 suiop sree.-
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-05
pe~@A STEAMER GEORGE PAGE
FOR SALE,
Nine convenient Dwelling-lIonseI

Ia Nine convenient Dwelling Houses,
and 5000 feet of ground suitable for buildings,
thirty per cent. less than cost.-As | believe the
builders of this city, myself included have agreed to
build no more houses without some little remuners-
ton for their labor and to show my sincerity IN
the case offer to SELL in order to get clear and wind
OF those handsome and wellbuilt three-story-
and-attc Brick Houses also, Building Lots also,
Cottage House, surrounded by shade trees-a 7
situated in square 452 leading from Sixth TO seventh
streets, on Massachusetts avenue.
Also. that handsome and convenient block OF three
story Houses. four in number, on Sixth street De-
tween II and I streets. m :.
Also, the corner Ground, about 5000 feet all IN
square 49, u
can be purchased in those squares for less than VI
The houses are all occupied BY good and prompt
tenants, at aggregate rent Of and can easily
he augmented TO b, 900 without any other improve
rnents to the property aud will sell separately or
together. sg sxl
70 those wishing safe investment here is good
chance A iiber credit viii be given on part OF the
purcha ae-mnney sfaH HiQfts ~ tt
Inquire Al the Subscriber on the premises.
mar 1l-stdAlawf j. b. PHILLIPS.