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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

The Pest-house and It's Inmatee-Meet-
Ing Of the Council Committees on the In
nrmary and Health. I.I..t.
The City Council Committees on Health
and the lnfirmary met yesterday afternoon
at the Commercial Hospital for the purpose
Of taking into consideration the propriety of
removing the Pest-house and furnishing
some better accommodations for its inmates.
For week or two past, that most loathsome
of contagious diseases, the smallpox has
been rapidly on the Increase among the
poorer classes of our citizens, and the Pest
house now contains rs many cases as can by
any possibility be crowded into it.
The Hospital Is situated in the heart of the
city-to which il is disgrace-and is so
completely worn out that every patient who
enters IL is unwittingly guilty of an at
tempted suicide for neither the inmates or
the City Council can divine what moment il
may fall and crush all who may happen to be
within its walls. ....
Taking all the circumstances into consid-
Grafton, therefore, the meeting was not held
moment too soon. The Pest-house filled
with smallpox patients; at least one hundred
and thirty others in the different medical and
surgical wards; the building about to tumble
down, and numbers of persons applying for
admittance into what now seems TO be moth
ing save the abode of death, and the dissent
nator of disease without the possibility Of
being properly cared for, all tend to render
this matter just at present of the greatest
Importance not only to the committees but to
the citizens.
As usual at meetings of this kind, nothing
was done. 1t organized, and the members of
the City Council talked, and finally moved to
adjourn until to-day at three p. NJ, when
they expect to meet also the Board of Health.
What will be the result of this meeting our
citizens may imagine. The matter has been
delayed so long that they need hardly expect
any action in the premises, but rather repe-
tition Of the farce which, in the name of the
City lnfirmary, has been already enacted,
until the people are disgusted with it.
We warn them, however, that something
must be done with the smallpox patients.
All persons are not practically so careless in
regard to health as the Board established
to protect it in this city, and the residents
of the vicinity of Twelfth and Central-ayenue
will not permit their lives to be daily endan-
gered, while the city Council is talking of a
remedy for the peril by which they are now
surrounded.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

PROCEEDINGS OF THE County COMMISSION
ERs.--At their regular session yesterday
orders amounting in the aggregate to 1926 55,
of which $l5l 90 were paid to Fred. Pfister,
for boots and shoes for the Southwestern
Lunatic Asylum; $35 to Tilden, Rairden &
Tilden for professional services $25 65 for
costs in case of G. A. Schurman vs. The
County Commissioners, and the remainder
for sundries. The Commissioners also paid
r. T. Thorburn, Steward of the Southwest
ern Lunatic Asylum, $1,000; the first funds
disbursed in this manner under the new
Asylum regulations. No other business of
importance was transacted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

10. O.F.-ELEcT1oN OF OFFICERs.-At the
annual session. of the Grand Encampment of
Ohio, held last Tuesday, at Mount Vernon,
Knox County, O., the following Grand OFF,
GERS were elected:
John A. Adams, of Mulford, NJ. W. Grand
Patriarch. -r --- ~
VIM. R. Hazlett, of GAINESVILLE, NJ. E. Grand
High Priest.
VIM. Wilson, of Cleveland, R. w. Grand
Warden.
VIM. M. Hubbel, of Cincinnati, r. w. Grand
Scribe. BE- "a &c ,-B ~ sH -
John W. Carter, of Cincinnati, r. W. Grand
Treasurer. F1 Es VII
John w. Carlton, of Cincinnati, r. w.
Grand Representative. ...-..'.... ..
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The LATE ALLEGED LARCENY OF IRoN.-
John H. Herman, who, it appears, for some
iron from the wharf, and. d.who was arrested a
few days ago, as many of our readers proba-
bly, remember, and large quantity of the
stolen property found in his possession, was
before Judge Lowe yesterday morning, and
committed in default of bail in the sum of
$1,000 to answer charge of grand larceny
before the next term of the Court of Common
Pleas
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The RECENT TWELFTH WARD HoMIoIDE.-

The REGENT TWELFTH WARD HoMIoIDE.-
Peter Glenn the man who recently killed his
wife by stabbing her in the abdomen with q
butcher-knife, at hie residence on John-street,
between Dayton and York, was committed
to Jail yesterday by Judge Lowe, without
Court of Common Pleas. His son, young
man of about twenty years of age, was the
principal witness against him, but no evidence
was offered by the attorney for the defense.
He is a feeble old man and seems TO be wholly
devoid Of any realizing sense Of his situation.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

UNPRECEDENTED DISCHARGE OF DUTy.-Jus-
tice R. A. Morton, of Carthage, few days
ago, paid the sum of ten dollars into the
Treasury of Milcreek Township for school
purposes. This being the first instance of the
kind ever known in that neighborhood, the
Board of Education, at its last session, unani-
mously rendered Mr.. M. vote of thanks, in
testimony of their appreciation of his excel
lent example to other Magistrates. -r
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Methodist Episcopal Church General Con-
ference. ...

BUFFALO, May AIT the Methodist Gen.
eral Conference session this morning, Bishop
Ames presided. The delegation from the
Methodist Episcopal Church of Canada, pre-
sented their credentials and were received as
members of this Conference, and delivered an
address, as did also Rev. Robinson Scott, del
egate from the Irish Methodist Episcopal
Church. The rules were suspended for Bis
hop James to read the Bishops address to the
Conference, which was document of some
length and of marked ability.
The order of the day was resumed, which
was the presentation of petitions, memorials,
and appeals from the various Conferences
The remainder of the session was consumed
in this manner, as in the previous sessions,
the majority of these petitions were on the
subject of slavery, and, almost without excep-
ton, in favor of change of the church dis
cipline on that subject.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

BosroN, May 4.--The announcement that
the Canada did not leave until midnight,
wednesday, is supposed TO have been made
to secure Morrissey from rough treatment on
his arrival. She left at nine in the evening
and arrived at six, when no one expected her.
A large police force were ordered to be at the
wharf, to preserve order. Morrissey got
quietly ashore, and left in the morning train
for Albany, N. Y. The roughs express dis
apDointment
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BOARD OF CRY IMPRovEMENTs.-At the
regular semi-weekly meeting of the Board
of City Improvements, held yesterday
morning, the Clerk was instructed, on motion
of Mr.. Horton, to prepare and transmit to the
City Council an ordinance to pave, with
bowlder-stone, Wood-alley, from Fifth to
George-street.
The City Civil Engineer was instructed to
report an ordinance to establish the grade of
Charlotte-street, from Central-avenue to the
Miami Canal.
Also, to report an ordinance to establish
the grade of Pike-alley, from Findley to York
street.
On motion of Mr.. Kiersted, the following
repairs of accepted bowldered streets were
ordered;
Broadway, from Fifth to Hunt, for $40.
Sycamore, from Front-street to the Miami
Canal, for 500
Ludlow, from Front to Pearl-street for $40.
Walnut-street, from Fourth to Water,
for $40.
Butler-street, from Front to Pearl, for $40.
Main-street from Front to Fourth, and
from Fifth-street to the Miami Canal for $40.
COUNTY FINANCEs.-The following is an ex-
hibit of the receipts and disbursements ofthe
county, rs recorded at the Auditors Office
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Town BALL.-The first match game of
town ball during the present season, will be
played this afternoon at two o'clock on the
grounds of the Union Cricket Club, East Wal
nut Hills, by the Excelsior and Kentucky
Town Ball Clubs. The friends of this inyig-
nibuses will leave Fifth and Sycamore for the
grounds at one o'clock.
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Runaway AND ACcIDENT--A horse at
tached to light express wagon ran away yes
terday morning at the corner of Seventh and
Mound, and threw the driver, man named
John Redpath, from the vehicle, against the
bowldered pavement with great force. His
head and body were severely bruised, but his
injuries are not dangerous, although they
will probably confne him to his bed for some
time. His wounds were properly cared for
at neighboring drugstore, after which he
was removed to his residence on Clark-street,
near Linn -.... .. .
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE TAN
LEvIEs FOR 1860 AND lS6l.-Below we give
comparative statement of the estimates
upon which the tax levy of the City was
made for the past, and will be made for the
coming, year. From this it will be seen that
the City tax will amount in the aggregate to
100000 more for the year coming than for
the year pasta fact which will no doubt be
extremely gratifying to the taxpayers:
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THE DAILY PRESS.
POsTOFFICE BULLETIN.

EAST MAn.-Arrves $3.50 A, NJ. and ADO P. M;
closes at A. NJ. and s p. M.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND wHEEIING.-Ar-
rives at $3.50 A. NJ; closes at 8 p. NJ.
ST. LOUIS AND LoUIsvILLE.-Arrves at IL A. NJ
and 10 p. M; closes at A. NJ. and p. NJ.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. ut II A. NJ
and 10 p. NJ. closes at A. M. and AP.M
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EUCHARIsTIo.-The managers of the Home
of the Friendless, throughtheir treasurer, Mary
A. Graf, gratefully acknowledge the receipt
of the following donations: From Mr.. Frank
Skinner, $l0 a young lady of Richmond,
Ind, 81; Mr.. Armstrong, l barrel of -four; Mr.
A: "; Frank, ! doi Cole \ Hopkins, 80 yards
drilling; Hammet h Cheseldine, 20 yards of
Calico 25H yards unbleached sheeting, and
81 yards bleached muslin.
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Boy DROWNED ON WALNUT HILLs.-A little
boy, ten years Of age, named Moses Bern
stein, whose parents reside at No. l54 Syc-
in company with some others,
yesterday, went to Walnut Hills, and while
there was induced to bathe himself in a body
of water known as the Lime Kiln Pond
While they were playing in the water the
lad above named was drowned, and up to
late hour last night his body had not been re-
covered
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

The GREENWOOD SALE ON MoNDAY.--Re-
member the sale of lots to come off at Green
wood on Monday. A number of the lots
sold last week are to be improved forthwith,
and from the present indications the remain
ing unsold lots win go off at the next sale.
Cars leave at half past one o'clock. Seats
free. See advertisement.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

Miles Greenwood Us. VIM. Hamer and
others. In this case Judge Hoadley heard an
argument upon motion to dissolve an at
tachment on foundery property, and leasehold
on the corner of Western-row and Columbia
The premises were burned down q few weeks
ago, while the Sheriff had possession under
the writ Judge Stallo made the motion
which was resisted by Mr.. King.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

CHARLESTON, May 4.-The States that ap-
prove Of the anti squatter sovereignty platform
against Douglas, are invited to send delegates
to Richmond.
General Gushing has gone to Sullivans S
Island to spend a few days. Strangers are
leaving the city in crowds, and the hotels are
nearly deserted. Ht
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

ARREST FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
A man named Peter Bleu, was arrested yes
terday and taken before Justice McFall upon
a charge of passing a counterfeit three-dollar
bill upon r. Eichengreen. The case was not
examined, but the defendant was committed
in default of bail to await trial. which will
take place some time to-day.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

ETHIOPIAN AMAzoNs SENT TO THE DUNGEON.
Mary Emerson and Caroline Brooks, the
Ethiopian termagants arrested few days
ago for a malicious assault upon Frederick
Buckner, were before the Police Court yes
terday morning. The intent to kill was not
proved, and the charge being changed to as
sault and bettery, the defendants pleaded
guilty, and were sentenced to the dungeon of
the County Jail for n term of three days and
fined $40 and costs each. =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

PRIME TABLE BUTTER-M. Clafiin, No. %
Hathaway-street, between Sixth and George
and Jane and Baymiller, is now receiving
the best table butter daily by Express, which
he sells at zoe. per pound, and is willing to
contract by the year at that rate. Also on
hand general assortment Of Eggs, Hams,
Lard and country produce generally.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

~ cutiOn to me directed, / will SELL on TUES.
DAY, the sth day Of May 1860, at 10 O'clock A. M,
on the Miami Canal, at Sycamore-street Bridge, the
following goods and chattels, to.wit: The canal
boat Empire State" her Furniture and Apparel,
taken under the water r-craft law at the suit OF J
II. Schawe, against the said canal boat.
W. MOORE, Constable.
April rs, 1860: ap29-tt
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NEWS DEPoT.- Church, at the Postoffice
News Depot, has a large and fresh supply of
them containing capital illustrations of the
late great prize fight. The New York dailies
are received regularly by Church, and those
who wish these journals can always find them
at his stand
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

MANS LEG BROKEN AT THE LANDING.-A
man named John Roner was taken to the
Commercial Hospital, yesterday afternoon,
suffering from severe fracture Of the leg, re-
ceived while unloading one of the steamboats,
nowl lying at the wharf.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IN NEWPORT. This
afternoon at two o'clock Cooper 4 Stokes
sell valuable property in Newport, KY, con-
sisting of banking-house, stores, dwellings,
&c, on the corners of Monmouth and Madi-
son and Bellevue-streets. See advertisement.
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A UCTION sALE-BY COOPER STOKES

N AuctinY- r,,ntns NJ, a a Last Ls,,,..L st.o.
ralua5le Property in Newport, Ky.-2l5 feet OF
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May ), at O'Clock,
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the premises, all
that valuable square Of ground and improvements
on the east side Of Monmouth street. commencing
at Belleyue- street and running to Madison-streetS
improvements consisting of a Banking house with
9 9. large vault brick and frame Dwelling houses
we'll located as any in the city Of Newport, and pre-
sr;Its finee opportunity for q good investment.
two and three years, with per cent. interest, Sc.
cured by mortgage on the premises. Title good.
my1 COOPER q STOKES, Auctioneers
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PrTTsBURe, May 4--M.-River stationary,
with FIVE feet by the pier-mak. Weather
clear and mild
LOUISVILLE, May 4-P. M.-River falling
slowly with six feet one inch in the Canal.
Weather clear mercury 72o.
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rhe stnnmer Crent Fnntern.

NEW York, May 4.-The acting Mayor last
night sent message to the Board Of Alder
formation that the steamer Great Eastern
will made her first voyage to this port.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-05

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Cooper & Stokes,
yesterday afternoon, sold at auction u lot on
Hamilton-road, near Mohawk Bridge, 70 Ja-
$2,o3o 70.
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City News.

BOYS WANTED.-Twenty good boys to sell
the SUNDAY Press. Call at the Counting
room.
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ROUTE FOR SALE.-0ne-half of the Gov
ington route on the PRESS is offered for sale
to prompt carrier. Apply at counting
room between three and four o'clock this af-
ternoon,
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BATHS.

UDROYISIONs,-- CHOICE BRANDS FAM
II IIY Flour nesh gr2nnd Corn Meal Hon;
Dried Beef; Lard Esss' &e 10 store PRd for sale.
aps1 Nos. $40 and sS1 Asih.Stiss.
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FOR RENT.
LOST.

II OST-BLACK LACE YAIL70n Fifth-street,
between Walnut and Race, on Thursday, May
the saddlery hardware house OF HUNTER, ED
MESrON CO., 1853 Main-street. my5-bS
II OST- CANARY BIRD-on Friday afternoon,
n May I, a dark canary bird, with black ring
around itn neck. Any person returning the same 10
No. 19e Georgs.Street will receive hye doilarS
reward. myb.bt
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VTST!oN TSTlSo.NS, SSALlEnBY, SLlg- TAYLOR WARD D.

A UCTION SALE-BY. TAYLOR WARD
on MONDAY MORNING, May l. sale commencing
ntis St es oSloek A. NJ, at No. 2SS West sixthstIeet,
lily declining housekeeping, all new, having only
been in use three months consisting in part Of hair
cloth sofas, do. chairs marbe-top center, card and
pier tablcs rocking chairs, oil paintings three-ply
carpets, rugs, door-mats, oil-cloths drugget do,
antct clocks, ornaments, looking glasses, 10 cham
ber carpets, high-pOst bedsteads, mattresses boil
sters and pillows, bedding, window curtains dress
ing bureaus, wash and work stands, basins and
ewers, chamber chairs, caneseat rockers, 3 new
stoves, roll (2i yards) carpet, stair carpeting.
breakfast and dining tables dining, China and
glass ware; castOrs, knives and forks, spoons wait
9rs, &c, together with general assortment Of
Kitchen Furniture.
=, ALso-Will be added general assortment of Mil
linery Goods.
Sas positive. Terms cash
my3 TAYLOR WARD, Auctioneers
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvArIoNs-By Henr,

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE
May 4.
Messrs. Plat a Bro, New York City.
Rev. @, s. i. Savage, Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. II. p. Thomas, Eau Claire, Wis.
Miss BetZey Costello, Memphis, Tenn.
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A UCTION sALE-By Q. '. W. sMrrH.-po.I.
A USTI0N sALE1gy g9oPEn \ STOKES

UsEIHHH SsAAIIFEIIF SsAIIFE dF Gfs6PEE EG99PEE ,sST9KEs
md GARDEN LOTS IN GREENWOOD TX
FENDEp, (Lockland station,l twelve miles by rail-
way, and eight miles direct from the city, on the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, on
MONDA1 AFTERNOON, May I, 1860, at two
o'clock, on the premises. Tho site and location of
GREENWOOD EXTENDED is sufficiently known
Ie title is perfect. The terms S. cash on each
lot when sold, and IS month all lots that sell
ior less than 500. Lots that sell for 500 aud over and
less than Sl2O, will be $40 cash and $40 month.
month until paid. Or If the purchaser prefers II,
he can pay one-third cash. the balance in one year
81 oneach lot when sold,) TO he made on "Wednesday
raN ments.
An extra train Of passenger cars will leave the
sixth street Depot at halfpsst one o'clock on the
day Of SALE returning at six and take paBsenge TO
and from the sale free Of charge
Plsts can be seen at No 291 Elm street, and No.
myI.d" COOPER &' STOKES Auctioneers.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CAsH-A comfort
y able saloon, stock and fixtures, Inquire at No.
17112 West Fifth-street, between Race and Elm.
tmyi-c'l
NOR SALE-A wELL-TRAINED POINTER;
is also an excellent Watchdog. Any person
ing at sTRPP%Rp fSp sarSSn o By %ss Ssl
F0urth-street over Beggs Smiths
FOR sALE-FURNITURE-A family leaving
H for Europe will sell their furniture at bargain
street, or Hoy No 81 = |e,f TSgs
lmy4-d'l
NOR SALE-HOUsE-The new brick dwelling
"A No. 364 Freeman-s street, between Hopkins
"Ho Laurel Apply at MSi1b My 1S1 West fiitO-Stre't'
E>OR .SALE-HoUsE AND LOT-On Mount
Auburn, on Mason street, near Mr.. Holden's
place The house contains five good rooms, hall,
new well, large oistern, some frttress, vines and
shrubbery. Title good. viii be sold on easy terms
%y On 'n' pr''eJi g H. No. PtGESsFEcHEk
EOR sALE-A BRICK STORE AND HOUSE
II Together, containing eight rooms in good
order, and lot, on the north side Of West Fifth
street ior which VIII rent Tor $500 per annumi
SAMUEL A. SARGENT,
No; ? Apollo Buildings,
ENeR sALE-IN covtNGToN-The stock and
Il, business of an old established Grocery house;
well located; stock about $4,000; business from
Covington property taken in exchange. This is
me " W9pSWRiipg for practical business man Apply to
ton. myI-bs
EOR SALE-A small Engine, Boiler-Fa Gu
y poa, Pipes, &C., all in complete running order,
q great bargain Can be seen in operation at the
ap29-tf ADAMS, PECK0vER & co.
EOR sALE-A good Brick Dwelling. house, No.
~ IS, north side of Seyenth-street, between
VINE and Race. It contains nine rooms, side hall,
apasEtf % ~ -' " JosEPH HfRRoSS'4 "a
NOR SALE-NEwPoRT LoTs-Ten very de-
sirable building Lots, on Patterson, Lowell, and
nc neighb9Ting streets by l9o feet each. Inquire
E>OR ,sALE-A two-story House and Lot, situ-
house is in good repair, with front and rear yards
kSt q st SrS SS y feet aST ETE FRST H.
BOWER CO., northwest corner of Second-street
and broadway. my3j+
ENOR SALE-25yOOO fine Havana and Seed Ci-
A gars, low, to close; Also, fixtures Of store, oc
the same. VIII be sold separately. Inquire at No
900 Western-row, between Seventh and Eighth
streets my3-awt
FOR RENT.
II Apply to PUTTY q FOX, Grocers, north east
corner of Seventh and Main. my5-b|
VNOR RENT-RooM- neatly furnished front
y room on the second story, with gas and privilege
quiro at los LOngworth-siroot. my5-b'
NOR RENT-sECOND sToRY.-Of a three
story brick house, situated on north west cor
ner Of Sixth and Broadway, comprising five rooms,
No. aGO corner eorner Of GSno. Il nS5,B' M
KNOR RENT-TwO VERY GOOD RooMs-For
II a small family, water drawn In, At No. % Mil
ton-street. Inquire at Prospect Hill Cottage,