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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02

In Lee courty. Va, on the 18th nls, Wsshinstfn
Garrett shot three men. named HAN, boWmon,
and another whoss name 10 mot gwen. Inc
wounds we're mot dangerous.
a,cb,h.h Esyle. formerly Of Beverly, Taylor
.,nn,v ". has received IN apototmsns - aasis-
tsnt to Captaia Pope, 70 bore Artsaian wells IN
Texas. sx,ass ta5z#gs.9 .gsL.
ph;,eb.. Chapip. Esq. clsrk Of HarIison county
.,,,., .assa snddeniy on the leth ulk. Fhe county
s,.s ssvo csrks within ths past twelve monshs.
!. g.oc of Mr. D Robinson. In Casoiins county
xd. s~sd six ysafs. was accidentally dfownsd Last
Iohn SNYDER, assd 81 years. was killed by the
kiss of I horse n Washington county Nd, On The
Moant yesuvius, d the last accounts. was IN q
sssss of violent eruption, and had been for seaxiy
q week. 4{sGsses heA F4g8ss sss#aE
AtaLaks Supssior, the snow b stnl q foet dssv.
and Ice 30 ipehas thick Il xtsasss
Ths Minnesosa Legislature hdjouvnsd on ths
o5th alt The principal business 'doos duffue tne
ssssicn has been the incorporstoa of railroads and
new seounties.
AnAorg tbs pEasengess by the steamship Afaso
ffomsNew York. Saturday. Tor Hayre y Ans. Ooss
do Wilhorst, who intends 70 paA some yesss y
Francs and haly to complies her nosicei eaaea-
tion. fAe
se1.mish & Cos glass. works. ~ Ldudsa s1es'
Phitadslphia, were dessroyse oy nss % oes1EeAS
nishh sLeaM eaQ.ooe~ss iasssAass. ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02

~Uh nkNT- hnt very desirable
O. n,,slItns House, ,itusted Nenabie street,
ms Gently occupied by ar. +. A slsnkinshsp -
- 6vs rooms in the main building aud four
iUH L S,r.a in the yard There is good well of
an the premises and large lot attached To
VS. tsnant the rent " Ill bs very low Apply to
so'N L D, WALFORD,
Atthe ofice of Vsley Insurance Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02

THE DUCHESS OF GLOUcEsTER.-The London
Post says:-.Among the incidents of the late
Duchess of Gloucester's early life may be men
toned romantic attachment entertained for hel
by DR. Tuxford a celebrated ply sician Of the las
century, who, dying, bequeathed the ilustriou
object of his affection the whole OF his fortune
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02

E0K %kik--The Brick House and
- 7 Ht roIueg of Leigh and 2a.h streets, Church
II Hi.I Terms liberal. Apply to
E. CkUTHORN.
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W. g,y -InfE Tsnf-E PRIVATE nEsI

NeS D.NEE With hSjt AcrN OF Aand a'tSSheu. sk
M t.,o-nst ef Sth and Clay streets, fer sale
aS' %. ssthr,fxsd by pr. Jno. g. Wsyt t~ho wish
We Ss late .mser house to sell the large
e vsIushls residence located as seove' and
sed 'e'S =, .,ursrsy Ths lot fronts on Sth street
~ ~ ~ hssk vSA feet to au alley 10 feet wide.
S'es, Asx45 hiss about a rooms. has been
Iss.p,y Iss remodelled snd repaired, and is now In
,rI.ts order There is 90 the 'ota Kitchen sta
eou'P.e{ house 10 aud every couveuisnce for q
e'a, 'riy The property csu be go divided ss to
Mss he dwelling 63 feet Ia front, and lesve en-
t,'s.T .,de Of It beautiful building aotof 50 feet,
who will pq,.Ha,s the " iIsss
6' ,as Ar ss to the terms, upon the payment OF
Te teth or one-,biri Of the purchase money, the
ous - .,n rernsia on interest for period OF hve
Feho1 .rrixto GO0DIN Il kPFEkSON.
81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02

FOk RkNT-Th lie three story Tene-
&C. ,srt now occupied by ar Selvin on Main
h .rsat. between Second and Third 1t con-
t,.n,tsn or eevea rooms with gas fixtures through
. Tsa k;tchsn has four rooms Being In pea-
o1 - convenient part Of tbs city II will be found
'5,r-sA,e resdsuc., Possession tigen the hTst of
80. rnot;Ire st Warshsms Bookstore, or Main
- az "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02

- A1vsft1ssmsao rublIsAsd us1lf lds1s1, wfl -
shasDea 80 sssts pse squafs Of NJ nee ~ ~ eepe
i.ssFfscs. snd 26 cents scr sash souttpsssse. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02
pAkkKR, MINING q CO.,
No. f43 KaRfe SQuarS

PAhKKK, NImaIO q CO.,
No. 143. Eagle Square,
Have srea: variety of Goods suitable for boys
Plain and checAd Cottonsde.
s,d.. DO do. Linen
White and Colored Linen Drilling
Black and Colored Drap D'Ete
DO. do. Italian Cloth
Light Summer Carsimerss
oioves Hdkfs, suspendera. Hose, &c. my Ia
NECkUPOLis..-The Subscriber having,
tlnee the opening OF our beautitul Hollywood
ensiGsed one hundred and seventy eight sections
work f' " ~
ne respectfully solets the patronage of those In
ros Rs 10 enclose bufSins sIeuns1 Ti.h Stone and
Marble, Granite and Brown Stone Works,
my ll-im Main. between 9Th and 9Th sts.
I'HE Un X q n E d will open a
School MONDAY. Sept 20, under the direction
months n
Board, $40
Tuition In English. 10
husis on Piano with u.s of instrument, Is
Tuition in Latin and French, each 5
ny. NO DEDUCTION except in ease of protrseted sick
JOHN r. CLAY,
my io-deelm1 Chesterfeld, May 10 1887.
N0TiCk-l have this day appointed 50.
LomoN LoVENsTEIN my agent for carrying
90 ana conducting in my name and for my own use
x ana Dry 0oods the bassss OF Farming, Market
:. .faeoins and Dairypg, and the buying srd selling
VI Catte, on and ct the land recently owned and oc-
eapied by - EngsIkiDs, on the Brook Plank Road
All purchases by the said LOvENsTEIN. my agent,
70 De for cash only. jos. RoeEERAUM.
h'shuoEd, May 3, 1857. my S3---d2w
9tl(t l(l0 OLD BRICKS FOX sALE.-
al. o.oOu ] am authorized to offer, 1t private
fis.s' i' ths old BRICKS, formerly the Catholic Col
ere near ihe Msehsnicsyilie Turnpike sste, one
s nou the city, eonsisnng of sbouG S00, ono. The
are in very good order. and suitable for large
pellfirs or other asss. ALEx MOTT.
Eg 2ss,ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02

Fph RhNE.- That large aud Con
- renisnt Store Room. vita cellar sttached,
q next to the cfice of Il. Psirs Co, corner
So Cor,eru IL iss cheap and firsi rate business
,,.Ed. Possession given st once. Apply ON the pre-
-. my 29 t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02

-. FOR RENT a large *famed House
~ on I b street, suitable for Shop or Factory
-&2 Also, susu Dwelling Maddox Hill, foi
rent. Apply 10
nv p 2svSw JAMES q POINDEXTFR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02

YAIUABLk RESIDENCE On 9TH
EN BETpEf.N CLAY AND L. IGH STREETS
- FOR SALE.--ne are suthotized to sell the
,,,8.pce located shove recently occupied by Mrs.
PoIs-d hut new by Mrs Hill
hiss roous besides kitchen, kc. The buildinrs
sre new sui sra admirably adapted for small family.
ybs t.,rn. vii be made accommodating Apply to
GODDIN Il APPERSON,
- :. AuctioussR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02

Mm FOR kiE .T-.The store and dwell
- ins corner Ist snd Main street. 70 a good ter.
e ant the rent will be moderate. Appyto
ny l5 lmt r. ADAM III Main 1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02

nsa FOX RhST.-The HOuse occupied by
KM py c. w Allen, four doors below Governors q
Esx street Apply to c W Allen, over Mr. 81,
Kssch Trimming store. Rent very moderate.
my l5-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02

400 VI FUK n ABLk FRA Me
NJ DWELLING HOUSE AND BLACKSMITH
- SHOP. WITH -FOUR ACRES OF LAND
ATTACHED. on ;he line of Virginia Central Rail-
rosd within one mile cf stauuton, will be sold by
Bowen. suy der Carter, bargain, IS they are de-
sirous o. closing up the business OF their late CO.
partnership ss soon SIS practicable. 1t has the sd
ysntsse Of Water Power, and 10 well located for
sopducting small Foun1ry business.
Enquire o. N TROUT, Fsq. staunton, We. or
ASA SNYDER, of the Richmond Stove " orks,
Richmond Va my 22-d2swSclm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-02

ss FOR RENT---The Dwelling and of
GI fee on Franklin, between 18Th aud l4th streets
~ To good tenant the rent will be Moderate
Apply to CHAS BRUCE
Is Is Corner RYrd and 81 Sta
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Rs oTR oW N tue ''
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DOMESTIC sUMMARY-A weekly column of secular
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g Half Century Of Unitariani.In"
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WANTED, REAL ESTATE, CASH, or
NV NQrEs In EXCH ANGE for desIa hle MERCHAN-

DsEThe advertiser having hi. importing bust
offers the balance Of his stock cons.ns o. Brandy
n@ Scotch whisky Gin, &C. together with usu
Office Furniture fair terms for cash, approved psp
wecatsd ots improved otherwise. In or near
OF for snug country and land suiisbs - ,h
tire Of hardy French and other foreign fruits tne
ness Las b. en- Of the best localities
The stock will not exceed $4,000 $1,000; IL may Dc o.aed
into three, four five ots-oat 500 oso.aei
be removed remain reasonable time iof ~
purchaser az low rent Diff value can ns Ntnsed IN
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the present, "A. LA IochAAAS' '" "sNA"
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y tanning 10 highly cny ated land situated tbs
Hudson River mile from Milton Ferry and Raroad Dept
miles from Poushkeepse There the place sores Ant
verp Raspberres Law Baekbeues Thorsss
Bsckberries Black and Red Curans Asprszuss
Isabella snd Caawbs Grapes all the above 10 fall bear
ing large lot Of young Peach and Apple Trees Tho Farm
wstered by large Spring that discharges about 100 gallons per
minute and Is carried 10 the house aud ont bldnss DIVES
chuTn, &c Causg House Barn and Cow Stables are news
with cellars under There large supply Of superior Mold
ing Sand which Is IN Poughkeep New YORK. yer-
s.y City ana Phadepha and Is pronounced Tas
sce Is IN the immediate neshbofhood Of uHy retired New
Workers. roads views from the pisce oeAni
To who wish retire firm the hustle Of the city and can
enjoy pure air heeihy climate and fine fus and hfs IN mo
oonuty, this is opportunity Apply al j. D. pnn
STEMS No l2D Bowery, corner of CTsnds, % " W III.
HALLOCk, on the premises.
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One voinne pages MagnceBtly illustrated ffice, pa
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Sent by mail 10 part the United States free oil postage
upon the receipt Of the price r, ,x sv
MonIy sent in registered letters at risk In sending Tor
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TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS, OCEAN
Il HOUSE, LONG BRANCH PORT WAsH aIf .,d.,N
MIDDLFTOWN AND RED BANK-The new aud elegant
steamer ALICE PRICE, John Borden Commander VIII run
az follows from Robnson.st., n. r
No Xoa X.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.-This splendid edfce is
~ auspices Of the American Institute sam
pies Productions Of country in Agriculture Manu-
ctues and the Arts will be received for public inspection
All relative thereto will be given az the Palace BY
addressing WIN b. LEONARD,
Corresponding Secretary aud Agent.
YNHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY is open over
Il the Hall Of Dr. CHAPIHS Church, No. 5f8 broadway
1t: old loeaton-from y O'clock until 10 o'clock Pun. Ad
A CADEMY Of MUSIC TO LET-For Operas,
"A Concerts Balls Lectures and similar respectable purposes
Apply TO N H. WOLFE, No. South.st.
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90 n)bom ii man Concert.

A DVERTISING can be done in the best Clty ana
N Country Papers. far aud near, at " B. PALMER AD
NERTISIEG and COMMISSION AGENCY, Tribune Build
ings
HEALING BY UNNECESSARILY celebrated
III healing medium Miss GRACE A. DAVIS from Chicago
has taken up her Brooklyn and is prepared OPP
crate for the diseases She be visited at No "a 9TH
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GRAND EXCURSION for IL cents to the
" side Staten Island, touching at Bergen Point
New Jerey.The boats for Brighton snug H,reor ftc,
foot Of WLtehast, TO the Battery, at 81! 81 iO! HI
81 A. 81, g.; leave Por. Richmond 81 iOl ~ J. o;
New York and up Kill Van Ku TO Bergen Point and Port
and the northern and slope of Staten Island and East
New. Jersey should not fail to make this excursion.
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fine Arts.

V,O WOOD ENGRAVERS.-Photog on
l wood nv PRICES PATENT PROCESS suitable for
craving furnished shor, notice No Fal,ant fourth
floor. u . ID. w IniN1 ".
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EOURTH Of JULY, Is57.-CENTRAL KALI
il ROAD of NEW -JERSEY-ExCURSiON TICKETS
will be sold on the 4h OF July HALF-PRICE from and 20
all Stations good that oil trains See regular sdvei
tsemsut.
An EXCURSION TRAIN win leave New oi from on. rle5
No North River, 1880 for oil stations on the ROAD
and ON the ehigh Valley Railroad ahoding 81
viewing fcent Of the Lehsh Valley aud Coal
Regions arriving Ia Sew,York at 10 same day. .
This Excursion Train VIII also connect with an extra tram on
the Delaware Lscbawsbna AID Western Railroad to the pe.A
ware Water Gap giving view Of the picturesque valley %
Warren County " The famous Notch and the wild nasnih-
cbce ofthe Water 0ap tuning ~. sane day rsr. % TIE
Gap Ind return, s2I. JOHN " slEhSS snpI
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Gremorks.
New Publications.

N ii T. S U N d A Y L NJ E S
Il WILL BIZ ISSUED
TOMORROW MORNING,
July s. as usual;
And addition extraordinary amount Of MSCELLA-
NEOUs READING MATTER and EDITORIALS upon q
variety Of subjects, will contain
FULL ACCOUNT
OF the
INCIDENTS AND CIDENTS
attending To-dsy'r celebration of.the
GREAT NATIONAL JUBILEE!
For sale everywhere. Price THREE CENTS
DEANS 4 HOWARD, Publishers,
No. 1862 Nassan-st.
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11leasnre Excursions.

EXCURSION for the MILLION, July 4 and
II ITO STATEN ISLAND, 7 MILES for SIX CENTS.
Rosts will leave Whitehall between the South Ferry and
Battery every half hour from M to p m Leave Staten
Islsnd every half hour from 10 Night Boat from
~. Island 10 o'clock from the city II o'clock This Excur
sion unsurpassed for beauty OF scenery shoIans WV Of
NewJerey Long and Staten Island one Of the most PstuJ
view of the Bay Harbor and Shipping of Tar sur
passing the spendor Bay OF Naples Ample
kaSe been made 10 convey 5000 people To- the Island Those
dns 10 sail 10 Fort Hamilton will leave the boat at tine hrst
landing and take the Sister island which leaves every othf
bCur.
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GRAND 4th and 9TH JULY EXCLUSION
" TO FORT HAMILTON and CoNEY IsLANp mi via
Stat. Island The ,wii and splendid steamer MALEPPA
will leave Staten Island Quarantine Landing for Fort Hamilton
and Corey Island arrival Of the Staten Island boats leaving
Newly ok at and IL m aud l. . ana p III.
Fare from Staten Island to Fort Hamilton &C.; TO Coney
Island, I5c. ,, -, uo ,,, 40,
1Oi m 49, g. ~ and 81 p. M. for Fort Hamilton only
Firing at the Fort at noon.
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LEAVE RED BANK.

GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
VI NewYork to Gnttenberg B.ls feTry Tle2dnn
r. L. STEVENS will leave New York foot Of sprngst every
hour for the above named places. Fare IL cents
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gtationerp an6 fantp Sooof
Go farmers ano Others.

A MEXICAN GUANO.-Abpus loo tuas 1aiy
expected to arrive from Jarvis Island via the osndwcn
Islands per hip Aspa for sale ia lots not ~
H. This will give pores DESTROYS OF 80 d nnr, yo "
nx Of the psative merit Of OUASo capfbie oil
returning from poorest Oi double the q gram Q.
Peruvian uano and Al less than two tnd' thr cost o.
tbst s,,;cl For further information sppy-whee analyst
and SAMPLE. of the UANO be eenat the ofee Of the
Company, No. SO South-st
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NJ september e. 1855 --THORPES STRENGTHENING
CnURN and BuTTER-woRKER; which ehuns in 20 10
then gathers sats the butter before taken
from the ehurn The gs for the above article for sale BY
ELLITHORP 4 FOX, No. Sd Broadway third story, where
the said Cburn can be seen.
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CEVEN PER CENT CITY REVENUE BONDS
- viii he issued BY the Controller in sums not less that $'
pays bic from six months year. be desired
Tbe money NAV be deposited with A. " STOUT, Chamber
Shoe and Leather Bank Interest from date Of deposit
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Uhanres for Business Ellen.

COTTON FACTORY for SALE. = The COT
~ TON FACTORY In Nautilus Village Onondass County,
n " known as the LIMESTONE FACTORY belonging TO
A. Smiths estate is offered for SALE on very advantageous
tory partly of stone by feet three stories high Containing
2oOO spndle 80 Looms and corresponding Msenery
Lard on hch number Of Dwellings and other buildings
portion s of which will be sold with the Factory For
further PARTICULAR apply To J. C. SMITH, No l0i BToadst
New.Yoik or J. REMINGTON anu r. FLEMING at Maniua
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Religions Notifies.

n~,,..d. Conversational Church, the Rev.
CxRTEs B. RAY Pastor Sullivan eewsep RTinGs sa
I :, ,be usus hours Sabbath School at p m freac
Ss TOMORROW 10 and 8 p M p a toe of the ST.
~ P,ssbvteran Church Brooklyn The public are h'eu
90 attend Seats free always TO visitors
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Gunner Retreats.

BOARDING at a FARM-HOUSE.-Exce
ID oi the accommodation Of Families for the sessn
can be- secured on immediate application al the Farm Msuan,
rear Gen Cove L. Convenience for large and ANAL families
line addressed TO CHARLES UNDERHILL Glen Cove, viii
receive prompt attention.
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EXCURSIONS.-The fine Double-decked Barge
~ IRENE newly painted put in complete order furnished
will be chartered for excursions Also
the steamboats, KING PHILIP, YOUNG AMERICA g. B.
FRASER and CAMILLE APplyto NJ }. CLUFR, 10y Broad
It, the Captain board foot of Adams st., Brooklyn
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROADS. and 4th Of
IL re guar trains will the other days
addition FRIDAY the Sd the Express Train leaving
BROOKLYN at $3.50 o. m, will be extended to GreenPo On
SATURDAY extra Train will leave Brooklyn for Hempstesd
and intermediate points at IL and returning viii leave
Hampstead at 2l0 p. and Jamaica at $50 p Return
Trains will leave GreenpoI Saturday aud Monday At 4o
and 12:l5p.
VNO CHARTER for EXCURSIONS or
SANTA CLAUS with or without barges For particulars
inquire Of H. P. HARRINGTON, No. Al Jay-st
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Davenport
co M ~ efciMt COileg
ILATE BARR's
fseulty.

J. C. LOPEZ, ...
Principal, and Teacher in Book Keeping, 70.
W. H. PRATT,
Ass,t Frinei pal, and Teach or of PENN anship and
Book Keeping.
"AVlNG associated with myse II In this Institute
INV H. PRArr, ESQ.,, We are now prepared ~
qualify young men In all branches of Com nercisl
education. sS-
DOUBLE.ENTRY Book.kEEPiNG,
~ adapted 10 every department OF business.
BUSINESS PENMANSHIP, @
free, bold nd rapi style, ~ well ~ Comm erca
calculations, and xii branches tausht al sintis
Institutions. R 3
Qualined for executing and instIucting in = thor
ough and scientific manner our sysem Of Writing
including Ornamental Pennnnship, Ftoufis hing
Card W rting, ,Ac. s ta
Ladies' Department.
Particular attention 10 solicited for this dspar n.
ment, as one room is devoted exc iusively to tAs
purpose.
Onr tesms are moderate and course OF instruction
as thorough, a. at any institution In ths West. We
would respectfully call tho attention OF b1sinss,
men and others to the above and solicit their pat
ronass fora Home Inst tuition. All are invited te
visit Us and examine specimens of Peumsashlp p
progress o; papls, mode Of ipsuaelisn, sc. Fol
further particulars enquire ~ the corner of Third
aud Perry streets. asMG s@-1 III sHEa
nl9l du !. c. LOPEZ, Principal.