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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

New YoRK, June II. The He-alds 5,h army
corps correspondent, dating the l5th one P. NJ j,
says we lett our last camp at = A M. The IN
tense heat has made the march severe for the
troops. Quite number were sun struck on
the road. Our troops are all in position and
batteries are planted III readiness to resist hos.
tile demonstrations should the enemy show him.
self
All sorts of rumors prevail as to the position
OF the eneny, and lt ~ amusing to hear the con
Trajectory reports. The country about here
looks precisely NJ when we were last here.
The Herald'S headquarters army of the Poto-
mac dispatch. dated the Is h says this morning
We started again and tonight the whole coun-
try south Of the Occoquan is left to the enemy
Ii is reported that the enemy has appeared ut
Brooks Station, five miles rom Aqua The
rebels will undoubtedly follow US closely, though
an engagement with the pursuing forces is not
anticipated. IL would probably be improper to
state where our next line of deienses will be es.
tablshed, though the enemy will doubtless know
before The publication of this
Suffice IL 81 say, Gen Hooker is Fastening
with his entire army to the oelence of w ashing-
ton. He viii occ. py position best adapted tt
defeat the plans Of Lee and which might have
been made the theatre of victories for Ls here
totOre.
To-day all is quiet. Whether Lee will at
tack US or make another experiment into Mary
land remaIns 10 be determined in u few hours
Lee undoubtedly has an immense force between
Washington and CuJpeppor, and those left d
Fredericksburg numbering nearly 20,0O0, VIII
p,ooaby be added 10 lEat army soon, We Cal
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Notice to iIIOWners.

Persons Intending build Grist Circular Saw Mills
find at Hollst r's Mills, North Montpelier four st
o shafts two which five in hes ia diameter, ii
fe long, with five feet puleys attached Also tn e.
80 inch ueys for mil spindes and tn ee "a inch pu eys
for ughteners, all of which ~ in face
Also, two shafts six inches in diameter OF which is
IL feet 10 the other bsipg feet With twt sets o. beveI
ars three to one in motion, six inch face, with DO e.
Tor thu same to in.
One Shngle ii for saving hngles One Cupboard
Mil made " improved plan. The above Machines
annot he equa LED as fIr t,rs ntoslp nd iurabilit
le isa e cd opportunity for hose W shng to pur
chase as they Will be sold at liberal discount
Also, AN pa 'ed to MD & " and circular saw
tills will iur ism l. a her aud Rubbtr Be ting, Boiling
)loh aud Burr Mill tine to ord at manuficturers
Jrlc~s. MARTIN HULLISr TER, Milwrilht.
April, % 1853. d&sf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

COFFEE AND SpiCEs.-We have received from
II. b. Newhall, 36 South Market Street, Boston
neat box, containing packages OF Hard Tines
Coffee, Ginger, Pimento, Cassia, Pepper and
Cloves. We" keep house " and receiving al
most daily reminders of the necessity as well as
value Of coffee and spices, we make our acknowl-
edgements to Mr. Newhall, and beg leave to soy
that he has our " distinguished consideration.
And wo commend those who may be more for
tunase than printers now are III having green
backs " and other paper which is as good as
money, wherewithal to buy such articles of do
mestlc use to Mr.. Newhall, who will, for a
very small compensation, send to any of you
by express, or freight, as you may desire, and
10 large or small packages to suit your conve-
nieoce, cofse and spices of all sorts.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

The BLIND MANS CONCERT was well attended
again last night, full house listening, with
apparent satisfaction, to the entertaining and
wonderful efforts of this most remarkable man.
His singing is certainly excellent, and the pow
or he has of making distinct muslcel tone as
low as coz c, is probably without parallel at
least as far as we have ever heard.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

Mr.. Collins announces for tomorrow Thurs
day)evening, one of his novel and unique enter
tainment, which, under his management have
been made 50 popular in other places At Rat-
land he gave five exhibitions and the people
were then unwilling to let him 20, and at Bur-
lington last evening the large Town Hall was
crowded to Overlooking. Mr.. Collins only add
ministers the gas to gentlemen of the first re-
spectability, and nothing ever occurs to give of
tense.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
ALL QUIET AT HARRISBURG
HOOKER'S ARMY ALL RIGHT
Hooker rapidly pursuing Lee.
ALL WILL YET BE WE'LL.

BALTIMORE, June 16. Gov. Bradford has
issued proclamation calling upon the citizens
of Baltimore and the people of Maryland to
rally to defend their soil from invasion.
A. there is no organized militia force in the
State be announces that he will fall back upon
the recent enrolment for the draft, but he hopes
there is patriotism sufficient among our people
to raise the orce needed from voluntary enlist
merits. The Governor urges immediate action,
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We have received the first number OF the
Da,g Telegraph, published at St. Adams 1t
is about half the size of the DAILY FREEMAN. 1t
advocates the election of John 6. Smith for
Governor.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

HARRISBURG, June II. Harrisburg was all
quiet comparatively last night. The rebels en-
camped at place AZ miles from Harrisburg,
named Scotland Bridge, which bridge they burn
ed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

New YORK, June H. The Heralds BaIti-
more dispatch dated 10 clock last night, says
the rebel movement Is being made by Lee
whole army. The advance is led by Ewell with
Jackson's old corps, Is 500 men. The Sd had
not come up at last accounts. Lee with Hill s
and Longstrect corps is also moving North,
and will act in conjunction with Ewell, but at
present is keeping between Ewell and Hooker.
Martinsburg is in possession of Ewell, who
will undoubtedly move into Pennsylvania, en-
deavorng to DO so before Gen. Couch can or
ganize defence
Latest advlces represent the rebels IN Scot
land, seven miles from Shlppensburg. We have
strong works at the latter place, and are pre-
pared to give battle.
Five hundred wagons ard large number O.
negroes from Gen. MIroy arrived at Harrisburg
yesterday
A portion of Hooker s army reached Bnll Rul
on Montay morning The remainder would ar
rive the tame night.
Buford's cavalry holds Tboroughtare Gay
Our cavalry also hold Ashby Gap. Hooker ha
picked up large number prisoners.
LATER
Gen. Hoo er was at Fairfax yesterday moor
rapi 'ly pushing forward The Indications ar
that the next battle VIII be fought at Antetau
Gen. Lees army is marching in a very lon
line, bat he has not outmarched him.
Richmond papers expec 80, 900 Marylander
to Join this column.
Richmond is garrisoned by new leyes.
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The younger Calef, who broke jail here a
week ago OF more, has been captured in the vi
entity of Wells River and returned to Jail here.
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4 O'CLOCK, p M.
Union troops arriving at Har-
risburg.
HEINTZLEMAN'S CORPS READY TO RE
CEIVE THE REBELS,

HARRIsBURGH, June l7-8 A. NJ. All is
quiet 60 Tar az heard from this morning. Troops
are continually arriving.
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De prepared Tor either anOtner sranu strugble
near Washington, or gigantic tizzie.
AsPY BAY, Cape Breton, June Is. The
steamship Norwegian from Liverpool the 4th,
for Quebec, was wrecked on st. Patrick g Island
on Sunday morning l4th inst, in thick fog.
All the passengers and crew, together with
the mails and baggage were saved.
HARRIsBURG, June l6- Midatght-Two of our
reporters have Just returned from in front of
the rebel pickets, AZ miles from Harrisburg,
at Scotland bridge, which they burned this
morning. A party of Is set fire to the struc-
ture The rebels are encamped at :hree points
around Chambersburg, and are $500 strong un'
der 6en Jenkins.
The rebel pckets say that Gen. Milroy has
escaped to Harper Ferry.
The rebels say that brigade under General
Rhodes is coming, and that they have seized 200
horses to mount their infantry, The rebels
have Is pieces of artillery.
This morning a skirmsh took place in the
town between some rebels and some men from
Carlisle barracks No lives lost.
Gen Jenkins has ordered all the stores to be
opened The rebels made prisoners of seven
citizens, but injured no private property. At
Scotland bridge the rebels spared ware house
and two cars merely on the statement that they
were owned by individuals. They seized the
-four mills near Chambersburg and have placed
a guard over them.
At this ae hour it is only possible to state
that every appearance indicates that this raid Of
the rebels is only one OF q usual character, and
does not design any attack upon our cities, theil
object being to obtain horses and supplies.
New YORK, June II. The 18th regiment, Col
Lefert's, marched down Broadway en- route fol
Harrisburg at IL o'clock, fully armed ant
equipped. An Immense crowd greeted them OF
the way. Other regiments leave this afternoon
The Steamer Arago, from Port Royal the
, l4th, has arrived The has mails, and 40C
passengers, among them, Gen. Hunter anC
staff
E Gold opened to-day at LAG At IL e'cloo
it had fallen to 81 40
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

now only await developments. The public may
be prepared Tor either another grand struggle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-20

Union TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
u GEORGE w. CASS 4 co, Proprictor4
The attention OF merchant and shippers OF New York
directed to the opening OF NEW FREIGHT LINE between
this city and Philadelphia.
We prepared TO oner through receipts eights
or New York and Phade pnla Via Port
Monmouth Camden.
All goods entrusted to our charge viii with prompt
despat h and careful handling.
Freghts received In New York at pier No % North
foot OF Murray ana In Phladepha Company
pier, third wharf above Arch street.
Freights received New York before r. will be de-
lvcrea at the pier Philadelphia following day.
Freight received in Philadelphia before r. NJ VIII de-
hvered nj the pier IN New York the follow ing Gay.
Mark goods U. T. Co.
For further particulars rates freight &C. apply 10
JOHN BUCK.
formerly Of Camden Amboy r r. r. Co...
Freight Agent, pier No. % North river,
loot OF Murray street
GEORGE b. McCULLOH,
formerly with Bishop. Smons A Coz
Freight Agent,
Office 1876 North whsrves Philadelph.a.
WIN. r. GRIFFlTTS, JR.,
formerly with Lcech 4 Coz
General Manager.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DIVORCES CAN BE OBTAINED IN ANOTHER STATE,
- b. desiring IT, ~houta change OF Iesid.nre
Satisfactory information will be given by addressing box
bu2u New YorK Post Office.
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HAMBURG INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL Ex-
hDition TO be held under the OF the German
Agricultural society at the city OF Hamburg. Germany
JAY 1865 which IL expected that
different Agricultural societies OF Europe the National
and State societies OF the United States will
Applications for entries, for agricultural imple
meDts machinery, must be before Of
April next. AUSTIN, BALDWIN 4 CO.,
Agents for the Hamburg Exhibition Committee
II Broadway. New York.
B.-Programmes for the exhibition and prizes and
further information may be had application above
PURCHASING AND INFORMATION AGENCY.-NEw
York Is The great business mar, Of the country Thou
sands OF articles and much valuable information he
here procured not obainabe elsewhere solicitation
OF ~ho have received benefit experience
the advertiser In he has establish
reliable stem for bringing people and their
He mas effected
turers Ito whom ne permitted to rfcr) by which
OF either by sending him order for any article OF
any nature whatever az procurabe have the
warded them the Dealers lowest price, derive his
profit from his mentioned lie Will
reliable information advice in the honorable
confidence requiring for pensa-
ton proporonate 10 the means of the person be
II be cannot comply with the request Orders contain
the purchase money An experienced person
discrimination WI attend TO the ladies' department In
the order and address plainly written.
Government currency received only Who're articles
BE- sent by mail must be enclosed Address H. r.
Evans ~ Cor,iandt street, New York.
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CLOTTHING.

A RARE CHANCE.-$250VO WORTH OF CAST OFF
N Clothing wanted, within month"; for New Orleans.
Ladies' and having Of the above dispose OF
receive the following pncesFom 30 10 $50 for SILK
Dresses from IS SIS Coats from 81 to % Tor Pants
Also Snaws Cloks Carpets Furniture the highest price
paid Pleas call address to b. MntZ 2sS sixth
avenue Eighteenth street. Ladies attended by Mrs.
Mint Orders from Brooklyn Jersey City punctualy a
landed to. Please remember the original b. MINT 2o3
nv
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HEADQUARTERS NINTH CONGRESS-
"A ionsl District Of New York. seventh Avenue,

HEADQUARTERS NINTH CONGRESS-
"A ionai District Of New York, seventh Avenue,
porihv.d corner Of West Forty seventh ct, New
fnik, August 3lst, 1853.
The Board Of Enrolment for the Ninth Conrcas-
tonAl strict OF the state Of New York. viii com
Inencc Its sessions ~ headQuaeis above nan ed on
THURSDAY the I'd day Of september 1858, At O'Clock
a. N, for the purpose Of hearing claims for exemp
tion and the tranaaction Of lie other tu.ine~; The
dierent blank certincAes for exemption will be fur
n'hed on Application. but the same mu,t Be properly
prepared And verified before presentation.
Those only need apply Who have been notified 20
app ar; and they only on the day mentioned In the
notice.
All such viz be attended to during that DAY. and In
the order In which they shall have presented them
selves
All persons Who have been drafted. and who desire
70 present substitutts may ave notice IN writing -
the Board Of Enrolment that on such day they viii
present substitute, Hvins his name, residence, age,
and -sating whether he 10 an alien or citizen.
Iropositions for sufvttutes, and the examination OF
parsons 40 Offering viii be heard by the Board the
day above named, and on every day thereafter, b.
tween the hours Of "a. u. and Y. NJ. up TO the
time shcn the drafted men shall have ossn ordered
TO report a. the rendezvous.
The bu.in.ss sppropriate 10 each day viii he I'm.
will be given TO thoss Who shall present substitutes
CHAS. =. JENKINS, Capt. and Provost Marshal.
az Ninth District, y. Y.
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Az. there 10 . touching beauty In the rsiisnt MP.
sook Of girl jus' crossing the limit. " youth, aud
commanding her Journey through the ch,ckcrod
sphere VI womanhoodl II d, all dsw.srnfkle and
morning clor - her ardent, tuoynni ,a.r,. . =
presses forward cyultnR In blissul antciat0ra ~ Il
the -b"riDr heat Of the conflict c creep 30: tby
dsv drop cI'slr the rfrnnds Of hop shs'ef'd Ati
dead stTev thp path and too oftcn ntontf,, 'ur
clear brow and sseet smile are exchanged Tor M
wear look Of lourinR tor the evening Icst, tho
twilight, the night oh may the good God give his
sesp early unto these MANY
Asv quant,ty Of charcoal powdered. q mfrcicn,
qusntity OF hlhsire a.. Oriof to b.. r.itlcvigs ed
with linstcd OIL and VII u-cd TO be- ihibn'd with
veil boiled lin, ID oil. The above toms good black
paint aud ~ adding Yellow ochfe an "trcl.nt green
u produced, vhlc ~ icfahir to th' bright green
u-ci b. psintr lon ~ garden work, md does not
fad" will The ~ Thi. competition nrst u. ed
by IN. PH.rr, ~ Bath. on some ririu's. which, On
beng 'NAinu ii foui teen y'hrs aitefw ards,
found to br ~ 'itect a. shen ffst put up
TsrHsir or eight sponRe cake. aId .onk th,rn vel
H. 'hefry wine; AT up sit fresh 'T-- with about
quart o. new MIA. ssctcn 10 tas'', Add Ado it'le
nutneg Add The enbrs ~ the ruststd. hlt DO not
b. 81 them together Batter mould. PUT thr whole
INTO H. tie pap'f over the top, and st'ain The IL
ding al hour For sAutc: tlke the yoltr ot two eggs
two tablcs.yoniJs u pounded -hi'r .usar, md two
vineelassfuis Ut white vine NJ them we'll aud ann
ncr gently, SHINING II all the time. Serve IL hot.
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STATEN ISLAND

PAVILION HoTEL DssrRorED ny FIRE.
m. pavilion Hotel situated on the top Of Pavilion
srr .bort distance from the Quarantine s,e,mbos,
l.odns, caught IRE at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
.,d . A. totally consumed Part or nearly the whole
AT ,bs furniture vas saved The building VA frame
ana. and the loss cannot amount 10 much The cause
of the FIRE 10 unknown.
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OFFICIAL. ANDLEGAL.

Tlik SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED
by the hoard ofSup-rvisors TO anime laims made
against the County for damages alleged to have been
sustained by the destruction VI or injury TO buildings
or other real or personal property In consequence u
Board Of Supervisors, Room No II, City Hall on Mon.
DAY, sept l1th 1883, Ut O'Clock p. n 70 consider
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p.ll,o,d all b. q Az . ~ N Io'spv
~ " No. on H.. middle Of q .obc- .ittc -'Ofe
sass. AZ beins erected, and oth.t Improvement,
~ isips ~ id. At the Uotos Ieffy
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Who are wholly De
pendent upon him tor
support.
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OFFICIAL. AND LEGAL.
CI1Y INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT.,

~ y DLT AM MINI
SPECIAL tn. pu snsn' 1 81 i lnas
~ the reception u shss n s mar and oStr se:
snd Eshh %s,s.' .; sJ E,ysH.H 5Sa,
Demonstrated that BY hs plan the eitv esn w ,,a.d
cessary incumbrsncos while e-cspins ,bsir ns.,s.,
Gus odcrs take. this opportunity Of cslins tbs alien
sh q PSS sos.. q q, oS'S:
city, Ard Of sskns sseneral cooperation on tho ns,,
The came into eject lie further a.srsn ths 70 cary
delinquency on the part Of sshmen or beli.rnssrs 5.
., once reI3rt'd 20 him At this Department, vb the
FL BooLE.
Cfrr ISsrycroa's Dsr.aIsssf',
NV Yoss, Aus. al. iss2.{
gTIcsIhe sss p sS ,G.. . 4.
moving ashes aud garbage, sfr the ,ame have been
.hro. OF ,esttored upon he street: from the depos,
the UNDETERMINED in n, efforts 20 tcep the streets in
good and cl.,nv condition, presents for your observ
sne', the following
Notice will b. ,,v.n az ~, a, IN. ,b and
sstbas, carts BY the ringing OF bell II minutes
sdysncs Of the cart' and you are respectfully mott.
rvfus ms'tr ofany lind In front q yoir premI.e.,
otur9n the 'idr.sls. until said bell ia runr
-y.ry day snd.ys eIeep.sd to collect an. ND remove
81 ashe, eartssc, etc, from the rttee''
move a. above. should b. mad, 10 The City Inspector
at his Office, No. ~ Chatham a,
r T.. \ BvofE, City Inspector.
supt OF Sanitary inspection. as
NEW YORK COUNTY 81 BSTfTUrE
AND RELIEF COMMITTEE
The Comm ttoc hereby give notice that they have
fred their Office OF the supreme Court Rooms Noe II
IS Duane street, ur ttsrs and that said once will
BE- open daily At O'Clock A NJ, until the business
for which the Committee was organised 10 di.2osed
The COMMITTEES also sive notice that no application
for the payment Of substitute Relief money will
be entertained unit the District Hoard Of ENROLMENT
have cranned and accepted the person drafted into
approved March 3, 1868.
he certificate 81 acceptance by the District Board
OF knrollment must be presented TO this Committee
The following kuiss and E.sulations have been
adopted in relation to drafted Iersous In indig~pt ctr
cumstances. Who have families depending upon them
for support:
l. The term 'ci,izen," employed In 'he fourth and
seventh section. Of the Ordinance Of the Board Of Su
perviorr, embrace ell drnts Of this city and coun
~ liable ~ draft and service under tue Act VI Con-
uess
III. The words, having family dependent on him
for SUPPORT" which In the fourth section Of the
Ordinance afort said and their equiv Aent used in
tbs seventh sec ton OF said Ordinance Construed
TO mean aud include the following cssss, that 10 to
cay
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VIamGnts VIII be required 10 prove tho ov nerNhlp
OF tc property sruyed, the fscts an relation to ts
destruo, iJl, and the value Of the property.
lhe ahoTc named persons, with their Witnesses, are
invited t. attend.
ELIJAH =. PuRDY,
JAMES DAVIS, ,,.,
SMITH ELY, Jr, Souini'ee'
phlSOk BLUNT,
RoBEar L. HrrcuinGs, Secretary
New York, sept. llih, 1855 $40
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70 llANnE-lMPRONk CITY PRO.
pity oi ilarlcIn lots or a country residence near
10y Address, 9Th Particular. Wv NER, boz
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Too Late fer Classification.
= EATIHN.

.AEfERHOFF- On Friday shcrnoon, aert. II. AZ
- O'Clock, AFTER lingering and severe llnes, ,h
srin Elrsbr'h Nc, G. hoG, eldest daughter OF john
and EhS ,icth hcverboh, aged years and lG dsy.
he relatives and friends Of the family are rrIne.,
e t. ,tiend the funeral, Oh SUNDAY Afternoon sep
w. a. O'clock, rom 'hc reid, Of her pareus liJ
tii,h st. vi hout IN Their notice. Isl
RI SEl.L-Ol Friday, Sept. II. leC3. Uush Eu,
sei ~ ", OF he Count" lciiy, Ireland
HIS h.rule ind Acquaintance are r,srpc.filly in
g! " al end th' iunr nl on SUNDAY afternoon,
s'"Ltpr IT. cor = P''t, to Calvary Cemetery isJ
SLOAN T. b.ooklvn, on Friday, sept IL, Of con.
SUMPTION, Henry Sorn, aged /. v,aia
The relative sud iriruda cf the fnniIv are resn.ct
luiy invited 20 attend thr iunefal On sunday after
neon' Sep, ~ ~ o'clock from the fesidt . OF his
VoIhci, - pold ~, biookli u. l~o
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o. CENT HAIR DYE,
81 BRiEsT's CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

ia tho only Rcabls well as the Chea pes ar in
thu Murd, and 1. sold by all respectable Drggists in
the United states. Tho folio ing well kuo. u whole
sse bruggists are our Age ns In New YorK.- BARNES
& Co, 2nl Bro,dw,y j. &. HARr, 20 Hickman y I;
Co., Isl Allen coz Stanton ste, and cor. Avenue u
and ilusion st; POTTER Co, AS Hud.ou street
h CHAS. n, CRlFTENTVS, No. IS sixth svenuo
Manufactured ct ~ Mouth second It Williamsbursh
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= OEOM WILL BUY A NEW STORY
-~ON>Oantb basement house, lot 30IlO0, mar.
bic man els, fns, filled in with brick. Also slsi0
slVoo, ? store 5000 brick, all In svery mic. neigh
Middle st, near Sd sy, South Brooklyn. iOI
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE, RENT
yer / BAKER,. sloats' Wico, q Gibb" and ob a,o
cheap Tor cash pat payment. Machine, bought
exchanged and repaired at $50 broadway, room g. up
stairs. 81
SAVING MACHINES 10 LET CHEAP, AT
Sinl East 10Th = "a