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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26

THE WOODWARD TRAGEDY IN INDIANA
William Senders is on trial at Bedford, In
diana, accused of numbering three persons
last year in Orange county of that State.
While this horrid butchery was going on, a
little daughter OF Woodward's seized the
babe and secreted herself behind the door,
at the same time holding her hand over the
child's mouth in order that its cries might
not betray their hiding place, and by that
means saved the lives of both. A little son,
some five years old, managed to escape by
hiding under bed The little girl was only
about seven years old, and very small for one
of her age She IS very bright child, and
answered the questions put to her with
candor and irankness that is seldom witness
| ed in older persons. The first thing was for
the court 10 determine whether she was com
petent to testify. The Judge asked her name.
She gave il in a clear and distinct tone o.
voice. The Judge then ordered the witness
to be sworn, and she was then examined
closely In regard to what she saw and die
on that fatal night. She told all about how
she hid behind the door with the babe, ant
how she held her hand over its mouth t
keep it from making noise; how she wen
for the neighbors about daybreak; and man
other things which it is impossible for us 4
enumerate. The recital was very affecting
and il the defendant at the bar was th
guilty party, he certainly must have ha
terrible emotions while the story was bein
told,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26
DIED.


J0SEPHS.-on Wednesday, the Goth inst,
Mrs. BRIDGET JosEPHs, in the 44th year
of her age.
SHUsTER.-In this city, on the 23d inst. ,
of Rheumatism, MARY ANN, eldest daugh.
ter of the late John Shuster
C0UPER.-At New Castle, on Friday morn
ing, 22d inst, Mrs. HANNAH CoupER,
relict of the late DIR. James Copper, ST.
in the 9sth year of her age.
C0OK.-On the 22d instant, in this city,
Louisa, daughter of VIM. W. and Catha-
rine %. Cook, aged 80 months.
F1SHER.-ln this city, on the cath inst.
Mrs. HANNAH B. FISHER, in the SD year
Of her age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence, No. 115 Walnut street, on this
Tuesday-afternoon at o'cluck, without
further notice.
CAMPBELL.-In this city, on the 22d inst.
IRENE A., infant daughter Of David and
Rebecca Campbell, aged one year and two
months.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26

MARSHALL, who discovered gold in Cali
fornia, has recently found a rich silver mine
on almost identicallY the same spot where
he first discovered gold in 1s4s. Aiter an
interval of eighteen years he resumes his
pick and shovel at the very point where the
precious metal first met his vision, and
which discovery has peopled this coast and
built this great city. Marshall is half her
nit, misanthropic, wild and erratic charac-
ter. He lives alone in little house in the
suburbs of the village of Oaloma, where he
has for some years past cultivated little
garden, raised grapes, and made wine in 0
small way, from the sale of which he has
managed to live. He is a tall, siuewy man
with grizzly hair and beard, and wild eyes
For years he has lived in great poverty, bu
was loo proud to receive assistance.-CdR
| J0rnid Letter.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26

HYDRoPHoBIA IN THE WEsT.-NIad dogs
have become so numerous in the West that a
general slaughter of all unmuzzled CANNES
has been ordered in Chicago. The police
men use meat poisoned with strychnine,
which acts very speedily, but the policemen
have been imprudent in not always awaiting
its effect. 1t is said that one dog, after eat
ing the meat, ran at small boy and bit him
in inc ieg me imp was Immediately lIls ampu
oihydiophobia but of poisoni The dog also
hif another boy, but, the leg being protected
by the boot, happily the result " as not seri
Gus .....
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26

Poison IN TOBACCO. descendants of
the Anglo.Saxons are well known to be the
most inveterate smokers ofthe human family.
While six swarthy aborigines content them
selves with sharing the whifts of one pipe, six
pipes will scarcely keep one Yankee in steam
ing operation. At late analyzation of oil
classes of tobacco at the Academy of Science
in Paris, il was announced that American to.
bacco contained eight per cent of nicotine, q
poison tobacco. Havana contains about three
per cent, and Chingarora tobacco, grown in
the Indies, contains no nicotine whatever
The natives of the Indies are constant smok
ers of the Chingarora, and never suffer tho
evils which follow the use Of tobacco Of Othel
chimes.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26

ssaa ~ virtue Of a writ Of LsVaIl facas 70 me d,
1ihE reoted will he exposed TO Public Sale ~ tna
l!li Hotel Of Charles Clement In the toWn u Hew
lIHk CASTLE 10 New Castle County, DELI on WED
EEsDAY the 10th day Of APril 1867, AZ ~ oeioohi A.
NJ the following described lleAl Estate, via ,,,
All that certain lot OF land, with = tIame iWehnk
honSa and Fame stnbe thereon erected, situate Ia tho
town Of Now CASTLE bounded and described a. t
10 wit .-Bsginnlng at post on tue Hue OF ~
OF land Of Thomas Hyatt thence in said street noitn
aytwo degrees thirtv-nve feet to another corner
post In the line Of lot Of land Of Robert n Barr ihehse
by lius dividing this from the said Robert H. sarr
ot north ry.our degrees west one hundred anu ninety
seven est 10 another corner post dividing this from
lot formerly OF Charles Knox, Aenee along SAID division
limo south hfywo degrees wost thrtyhFe est to anon
or corner post standing Ia the line Of said Thomss ny
ats lot thence along the line Of said lot south oryoui
degrses eaasrly one hundred aud Ninety feet TO the
place Of beglnuiug be the more or lsHa Also me
privilege 10 use ieet Wide alley, extending ana "
ng between the line the aforesaid Thomas hyaps o
and lot Of land conveyed TO the said CHARLES Knox "
one Robert Vanj0y, extending fom Union Hreel paw
QUE hundTsd and torty.three feet.
Seized aud taken In execution as the property Q
,mea Mount and Frances Mount his wiie, and terie ten
ants, and to bs sold by .,. . =
Ehetia'a Office New Castle March 20. lS67.-iebl-'r
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26

AN ADvENTuRE,-AC California paper says
that we'll known citizen, commonly called
Mat was walking over trestle work at the
highest point of one of the mountain rail-
roads, when he met hand.car driven by
four men at full speed. The fog was dense,
and neither party saw the other until they
were in close proximity. The danger seem.
ed imminent that positive Mat would soon
be comparative matter, when, at the sug
sayed to drop through and hold on to tho
trestle. The drop was successful beyond
his most sanguine expectations, but the catcf
was failure. He fell q distance of forty
feet, fracturing his thigh bone, but saving
his life.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26

We give below the report of the Commit
tee on Education, to whom was referred the
memorial of the Pastors of ST. Mary's, et'
PETERS and St. Joseph's Churches, in REFER
ence to the matter Of religious instruction In
the Public Schools in this city. From the
Report, it will be seen that the control OF
the whole subject is in the hands oil inc
Board of Public Education, and needs no
further legislation in order to comply win
the request of the Pastors Of the Churches
already named.
The Committee, it will be seen, recon-
mend the Board loi Education to acqulesce
in the request; and 1t would be but lar 10
give the matter a trial, reserving, OF course,
the right 10 annul any action it may take,
provided it should not prove as satisfactory
as might be expected. The following IS the
report:
The Committee on Education, TO whom
was referred the petition Of the Pastors oil
| ST. Peters Church and Of st. Mary's Churcn,
| in the City of Wilmington, and OF 81 Joseph !
| Church, in the Hundred OF Chrisuana' IN
New Castle County, praying the passage OF
an ACT AuLnOllDluB luc Duulu vi NDAAN
cation in the City of Wilmington, and the
School Committee of District Nos 23and 10
in the said County, to take the Schools con
nected with the aforesaid Churches undel
their control and management, respectfully
report, That in the opinion of the Commit
tee, the existing School Laws authorize th'
said Board and School Committee to taxi
the control and government OF the sal!
Schools in the manner and under the condl
tions prayed for in the said petition; am
that as expressive of such opinion, they re
port the following resolution, viz:
> ResolUed, By The House Of Representative
of The State Of Delaware, That in the opiniol
Of this House, the Board of Public Education
| in the City of Wilmington, and the schoc
Committed of District Nos. 90 and 70, !
f New Castle County, are fully authorized b
the present School Laws of the State an
q are hereby recommended to take the contr'
and government of the Schools connecte
with the Churches of st. Peters, st. Mary
and St. Joseph's, in New Castle County.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26
NOVEL wIDOwHooD.

Several grand weddings, with the displays
of magnificent sr0ussedug incident TO such
events, have given scope for much OF the
gossip so intensely enjoyed by the Parlslans;
the most noteworthy of them all being,
perhaps, that of one OF the nOblest of seventy
odd dukes of France, who, having run
through the whole of his princely fortune,
has just married the daughter and heiress of
rich tradespeople bent on being Madame
Ia Duchesse, " and whose parents, sympa-
thizing in the "noble" ambition oil their
only child were willing to purchase that
glorious whistle by settling on their ducal
son-in-law the sum of seventy-tlye thousand
francs year for his lifetime. The wedding
accordingly took place with the usual form
alities and accomplishments; but the bride
groom disappeared Immediately after the
conclusion OF the ceremony, leaving letter
for the duchess" which on opening, she
found to run as follows:
"MADAME You wished to be duchess
and married me to obtain that title. | was
penniless, and married you TO repair my
| finances. There has been no protence o
affection on either side. Let US, therefore
leave ono another free to live as each pleases
Enjoy your rank as duchess as freely as
shall enjoy the spending of the income Sc
cured to me by our marriage contract, ant
leave me 90 entirely at liberty to lead the lii
that pleases me as leave you TO shape you
existence according to your own pleasure.
The family of the bride left to this move
species of widowhood in so unceremoniou
style is about TO institute proceedings wit
view to obtain not a divorce, which is TN
known to French law, but declaration {
''nulllty of marriage" which is admitte
by the Code Napolcon.-N. y. Nation.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26
HOOP SKIRTS,
628.


NEW SPRING Stylus, "cUA own MAKE
embracing New and Desirable sze style and Shane
Of PLAIN and T4all HOOP sEIRTs-2 AZ az 23< 4 Az
~, VA and Yds. Ionud every length and sze Waist
to meet the wants Of PRsT Class aud most
TRADE. "'N"N'o
tic, more durable aud really Cheaper than any nihr
make Of either Single Or Double Spring Skill In the
American Market They WARRANTED In every rnsps,
aud wherever introduced give universal HafisfSeto
They are now being extensively Sold by Retailers an
every Lady should Try them. ''' anu
Ask for Hopkins own Make" aud see that eseb sLi
ls sTAARlD "W: I. HOPKINS MANUFACTURER. s,s
ARCH Street, PHILAD'A" No OrnRRs ARH GHSn, ~
Catalogue containing style, slss and RtrAit pv,,
sent to any address Uniform and Liberal Dsocusr
allowed 10 DRALHna Orders by mail or oibsr,.5s
promptly aud oarefuy hlled-WiloLEsILp and Ry
Ut Manutaetory and sAief.roOms, NN'"i''
No. 62s Arch Street, Pbilad'a
SKIRTS made TO order. altered aud repaired
TkRMs Hsf uAeH ON ps,s. 49,,
WIN 4. HOPKINS. '"'oA OHIi'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26

MARRIED..
BUTLER-BoYER the Goth inst, by
the Rev. G. Washington ,Ierman, Mt his
residence, No. 227 Marriott street, Phila.
delphia, Mr.. JOHN IL. BUTLER, of Knox
vile, Tennessee, TO Miss CHARLES ANNA
BOYER, of Smyrna, Delaware
SNEATH-HIRST.-O the 18th inst, by
Rev. s. Thackara, Mr.. SAMUEL SHEATH
to Miss ALICE Hurst, both of this city.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26
IRON AND STEEL.
MCDOWELL q co.,
CORNER THIRD AND KING sTRBRVs
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
IHfoRTRns AND DRALHRsin
IRON, sTERL AND COACH HARDWARE, "A. 4,
ALSO, DlTuAlNOUs COAL.

.--sg7rrz-zA Have always on hand full Assp,n.,,.
N~illExzkags IRON AND sTRBL, 4'a''
45s =. Best bTAndB OF American Hammered a.,
~ Rolled bars, English reaaei Bsfs Al ~ N
Sizes Band Hoop, and Slit Iron, best Norway Nsilp.s
and Anger Shapes; Galvanized and Black ahSo Xxx
Cast Shear, Blister, German, sWedp, eprnE, I'M, W.
heineTy and Tap Steel. wv ~
Smith, Coach and other HArdwArs-Horss ghoes las,
Shoe NaIlsi BorAx, Bolts, Clips, Nuts wAsheIn AaM,
Castings, Wagon Boxes, Springs. AKies, spokes, Pis
Shafts, Lows, &o Carriage Canvass oil Carpet haits
EnAmsled Top and Dash Leather Gimblsi pointed ,sS
Nails Rabbit Metal, Lead, Bpsiter, BAnes I'M. Ns'
zine,&o. 0rlndAones, crAnks aud Rollers Trace mi
and other chainH. ="
Smiths and other Toola.--Anvila Vlass Bsl0,
sleiges, Hammers, Shooting Kuves Files, RAEpa, sml
Drills Tire Blenders, Twsrs Irons Btooks aRd BID a
| psr's and other Mschanics' Tools. w
All OF which will be sold at very low ptiesA
and retail, for cash or approved credit.
| January l. 1as5.-iAniO-Iy.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26

Kerr county, Texa', ls completely over
run with grasshoppers.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26

NEW CROP Usage ORAHau surD
Also LAWN AND ORCHARD GRASS sFRp Al
the varieties Of Seeds for early sowing, ii All
...o, IA. o. CHANDLER SON
Gil Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26
com ERCIAL RECORD
WILMINGTON MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Vaol SALE LOw--A SECONDHAND Al. pou a ~
II DIRK, and a 200 lb. pLATfohm 9OAH" s'A w
pOus"' ~" - j. A. ROBINSON 60.
mat2O-tf Second an nAl . e.o-
T1,O LET-.CHEsTNUT GROVE COT,
l rA0B containing twelve rooms, located nign anu
healthy in West WILMINGTON. d. n DIV" ".
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26

A "BEFuDDLED" individual with more
money than brains went into jewelry store
in Galveston, Texas, lately, bought an ele-
gantly silver-plated cream jug, put in some
pebble stones, tied down the cover, fastened
the machine to the tail of "yallAr dog and
sent him yelping down the street. "Polly
Ann" would have been distanced the first
block. The clerks declare that it is long
while since silver ware "went Off so fast.
The perpetrator of this feat seemed to enjoy
II hugely
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26
roinpt attention
JOHNSTON n BOGIA,
nOv9-t WILMINGTON. DBL.
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
by PITKIN Sc 90.

GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
by PITKIN Sc 90.
5000 New and Secondhand TEAM Harmless
10000 BRlDLRS and COLLARe.
5000 SADDLES, all stylee--2IS to $500.
10 -Four Horse Government WAGONS.
1000 WAGON COVERS, all sIIea, now and worn.
5000 BLANKETS and HoRBR COyERB
Also, large stosR Of keins, Lead Lines Whips puH'
and Ambulance HArneB. Portable PoTgeB OhAlhs
SwlngletTeea, Lead Bars, etc, etc.
Wheel Team Harnesa-llttls worn-All Oak tsnsh
horse mule, including Bride Lead d. 81 90. Wllsp
Brides 4lOO, Collars, to a. Extra IIAr lined AM
lery Case do. ~ and 8S 90.
Double Rulnr, 10 10 81 49, Loaf Linos, 81 Haenb
to Sl2 per dol 0cerA HeW Paddles $3.50 with PlilA
~! Bride, s2i 00i good new $iso6, with bhds Oh
Wagon Covers, made to nt any Wagop,--hsavy lasal
% s9oOi superior cotton Duck, 20 es u Ga, Dusii
IA feot square-90 70 $40.
| 0hicers, 4. Tent, ieet square, from to So.
sso ~ bus $1,000 % q B BSs s I ps bss Il
quality $50 $3.50 and 80 90.
SMALL ORDERS sBNT BY EXPRESS, GOD.
PITKIN & CO.,
Nos. 9s7 A sSe North FRONT S., PHILAD'A,P Pa,
No. Park Place, NEW YORK.
No. lSs, 9Th strOst, WASHINGTON, d..
PIlee-llat stnt on application, msIe-am
DRoPosALs FOR REMOVING ASHES
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received By 90
Rubbish Incidental 10 housekeeping" which may "
place" ~ the curb, In boxes other rseepaces boo
es'k, A. NJ from the first day OF April to the last Day
Of August, aud teore o'clock NJ the rest Of the year
from Market street and oil streets east Of Market i
On every Monday and all streets west OF Market ever
Iueday, for one year from the frat day Of April 1871
Inc Committee reserve the right TO reject any or all BIDS
Proposals TO be delivered before IL O'clock NJ on ID,
2sth day Of March, 1851 at the Office OF the Street Con
missioner. PHILIP PLU NKETr
mar2z-W Chairman Of this Street Commits
| NJUTICE.--
| IN Ia pursuance Of meeting held by thu Corpurl.
,ors, notice Is hereby given that Books for subser poI
Road will 10 opened at the Public House on n 81 Ddn.
lap, ~ Delaware City delaware, on TUESDAY, the %
cond day OF April next between the hours OF TO- w.
| aud 4, r. Nj.
Said Company are authorized by their charter to
atrnet R,l Road from paint on the Delaware Rlvef
col Venlent to Delaware CITY, to the Maryland or Penn
| sylyania State line y. d. DUNLAP Chairman,
D. CIgAvRR, Secretary.
Delaware city. DEL, March l2, 1867 -tAp9 wAsw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02

ol<ee Injection. does MT fail to cure Gonor-
rhen. elect and ali Mucous Discharges in Male OF
Female. curing recent cases In from to three days
and il especially recommended ii those Fluor
Albus or Whites in Females. The two medicines
used In conjunction will not fail 10 remove this di-a
greeahlc complaint, and in those where other
medicines have been g~ei without success
Price, Remedy, one Bottle =. Three Bottles. 49,
Injection =. = = s.
The Cherokee sCurc' Remedy and Injection tro
IN he foupd IN all well regulated drnc stores and sre
recommended by ply -cians ara druggists al over
the world fos their intrinsic WORT and merit some
unprineipcd dealers. however, ~ to deceive their
customers, by selling cheap and worthless compound
in order 10 make money In riain OF these BE not
deceived Ift!ic druggists VIII mi buy them for yon
write 10 us and will SEND them to yon by express
eecurelv packed and free rom observation. We treat
all diseases 10 which the human stem is subject and
will be pleased receive full and explicit statements
from those who have failed 10 receive relief heretofore
Iasliee or gen, cmen can sddreS In perfect conf
dence We desire ~ send our tHrty-two page pam
pblet fre, To every lady aud gentleman in the land
Address MI letters for pamphie medicines, advice
o the sole proprietor.
Or. W x. MERWlS, % Walker street, y. Y.
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HIMPTlREY.S
Homeopathic Specifics

lave proved. from n. ms, annie exn.rjsnee an
~ entire rnctrss siiarla .tficrf, ard reliable -
ln.s ~ '''r "nis ne perfectly adnpted ta pop
using tnen 20 harmless Is IL - gf.s ggs,,, a.,.r
a'iu :" sfsicht- = = WAYS Teiiahe. Thes hafr
1850 - ~ me- eaih saf Atian from ai and HI
s s .sna Sstl.tsefi'A Cents.
No. Care- Fever. asestian. ..ss.. Y
y ?" W oriu-, 81 IS 6ster worm eaiie s.
10y iass co.'s ,hseihiag OF infugt-.. .
~ ifiAfittttA Nthtdfen NJ adults. p
e. (" bSs.tAflttlsv ,trtuin. Bilious collie "A
.. 1hot@l3a- NioEbu- Nausea +. -
" t'su H.. e bronchitis ...4.. -
- =" Neuralgia f5atsa5.re Faces he p
e - ficttiaatife IS 1 Headache. -
y Dv~p~o-isl Tlaaas stursea. "a
u = s~ftlsl5st -Stl .r4rtv pain lssritsi. q,
" l. = i.cueorrlt, OF whstgs ..s4.s..... y
= . Group hear soaeA - . -
1s,it hheafn , .g..ts. hruition-. =
y a y hculiiati~in. Rheumatic pains 70
y " f..Nsr aud Asae Chill FeNer.-......- ~
II : Piles, intcrral and external. ~
i " Cphtalfnv core nasmed eyes,. ~
~ .stii'rAac Or chrome infirnces. ~
" noppin2Taugh.sS tsnodie cough -
Z" Il :. Asthma. oppressed, ............... ~
Tar dlsehaTge- impaired h-arinr. n
% rcrofuia, enlarged glands, ..-.... 70
- General DEBILITY. physical weakness -
" - /" DropSey. scanty secrctionr. 20
70 . Sea.sicknes-. u sickness from riding. >,
:. IAidncy Dihsase, t.rpyc :..:...-. o.
= :" nervous Debility seminal emissions
involuntary di-c haryts .s........... loo
90 sore Mouth or Canker. ............ 80
3" Urinary incontinuance .......... =,
u l'ainful Periods even win spasms.. ~
- " Suifei'ln1- AT ehan.e Of Life ... 10
" 30 " Epilep~y y ,sn-. =. \ ita-, dance 10
=" - I)ipt heria,t ,eeiaied sore throat. y
FAMILY CASES.
Case Of 50 vials morocco, = 4 - complete .i0t9
Case o!gn LARGE Sials IN la .t.ss .l hsak d.sa
CASE o % large sial-. Fla ei-e ~"
Case 81 u boxes Nas. - 4H :" ~
Those reiue,iie, hs s. Or -'r-l box ~ -sit
II any part OF the eoaitrg y nj express, ne, u
charge on receipt ~ pr.sa Al 49,
TIT NPuREY : SPECIFIC WQMttDPATHlt MED
n
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FRENCH, NJ. d.
IAANcAsrER, MAY 80. ls6

I.ANcAsrER, May so, 1863.
Messrs. r. l.. WALLACE 4 Co. Gents-I have
used your preparation for the hair and find il
the elesnest and best preparation for tue hair
that have ever seen.
DRJ ". BARNEY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-02


] Les sesnse DseAy aaA HIelh stsost, slxlSe.
Lei eses:s Perry - yIAh ssrsss. s4xlSo,
scv eseapse1 = 81 yaee. he's geo railroad
ssiiisies, oaaie saitable fse stores, houses,
y 0:loos
~
L. sssosr = Perry - Fifsh stress, - feet
ftOat - Railroad, end ~ feet front % Perry
street., md h the hest position in tho city for IN
elevator.
I Lists with front o. The n. . n. +. 3. aad
leo (sst on Western Aveaue and 0ainee streets.
viSh frame oGlcs and stabls asst rs1s location
Tor lanbss yard.
! Coed bdfldiss lets Ia Bset Davsnpost. havo
Aao vio& 81 the sivees 1eeA 1slsnd, sn1the eiSieo
ofDoweopert saA Rock Is1ond. Pfice eoooooeS.
10 0esA bsilAiae - u ~ asil1 u neek
slaaA, Witeie Aso a4lo1ee YAK 81 ~ q. =.
Asoseal. Psisstsso ~ ~ $50.
yosslsts 49, e1ssesoGA, Aalfnils issn~l1s
~, II = q ~ 50 g IN ~ ~. -
80: ss-'-. %" Z 3 sSsx>n