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New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

liz IS OUR OWN FAULT if we long remain mar
J Neuralgia EerSsGhe in fact nervous diseases Ween ""
Nave certain permanent remedy Dr. TURNER'S TcDoIoURour
M USKRsAL NEURALGIA PILL This medicine scs upon the NERVE
kutp promotes healthy ApOiheares have 1t PrH
depot No TREHoSrsr MASS Price 81 per pack
We bV twop postage stsmp
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

sotp BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS FASCY GOODS oEAtsE'
Pa.oys "PAPaiAS LorloS OR FLORAL BBAUTITixs"
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

"The Broken Hearted CluD wasNM ho'"e
vices still Oh the bills at the Haymarke as a'o
"Up for the Cattle show" and No Thorougni"'
the Adelphi "Jeanie Deans" Bonccauhs wex c,sss"
paeee had been revived at the Princess at ths
was on at thelIyccum, and Martin ChWac.sS S,,,,pey
Olympic The ~. James's presented A, IN" he Stand
Corner" and The Lad yand the Devil a arS bearer
oOrance blossoms" "a Household FAIRY anu -. ain
than I1se" at the New Queens. DADDY orN ~ az HE
running at tho Royalty and Robertson sw,TIcss |. ws
observe in tho company at the New surrey. Tyaios
Dsrtcnary novel marks the present aspect u Lo:''
Theators.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
Notes from the Sixth District.

EDITOR CEclL WHn:-- is seldom that
anything from our quiet country towns finds
It's way into til" public prints, except now
aud IIlcu It few remarks about bad roads,
Ne. Now the roads in this District have
been about u; bad this Spring as was ever
before known III the memory of the oldest
inhabitants. The only thing that interests
the public now is, How shall we mend them,
so as to prevent them from being in like
condition every Spring. Under the man.
aGement OF our late supervisors the roads
have been very much improved in many
places, so that they will not need much for
many years. But there still rpmnin several
places like Bunyan's SLOUGH Of Desmond.
that Notwithstanding the efforts of many to
bridge them over, remain to be Sloughs of
Despond still TO the unfortunate travelling
public.
1t is too often the case that these quick
sands, having become dry before the road
intending season, are passed over and for
gotten at the only time when they can be-
mended, --mhen they are d,y.
Now why cannot our wise road masters
and commissioners get their heads together
to devise some best plan for mendng quag-
mres? Among the many ways devised,
surely there must be some best way, and, if
so, the county ought to know it. 1t is evil
dent that a mile of good road can be of no
use if there is an impossible place at each
end OF il. But II word to the wise is suffi.
Client. The railroad having altered the di
rection of travel somewhat, renders an alter
alton of some OF the roads an absolute ne
cessty.
The work on the extension of the railroad
from the Sun towards the river, is progress
ing lavorably. The track is now being laid
through that very muddy place known as
Krauss' Cut.
The village is improving in looks and
size, under the stimulus of the railroad -
Several new houses are being put up, others
repaired, nc. The plank walk furnishes
fine promenade to our pedestrians, but it
has become somewhat weakened in its I'm.
Outstanding by the quantity of spirits that
pass over it, or from want of foresight in its
founders. 1t now gives gentle undulaing
motion to passcrs-by.
The farmers have been busy with their
Spring work, and some oats have been sow
ed, potatoes planted, &c. Bnt every few
days comes snow to check their labors. -
When will it cease? But we can still live
in hope that seed time and harvest shall not
fail.
Wheat and grass look well, but it is nj st
too soon to Judge of the fruit crop
We can boast of a lodge of I.O.O.F., if
not so large as that of Elkton, at least equal
to it in the character of its members. The
Good Templars have also lodge numbering
nearly one hundred members, and thew are
still increasing. May they continue to in
crease and prosper in their good work.
RrS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

Court PR0CEEDINGS.-Thc April term Of
Court adjourned on Wednesday morning last
The Petit jury was discharged Oh Tuesday
afternoon OF this week The following cases
we've disposed of since our last report -
Sarah Seminar vs.. Peter Peterson. Appeal
from Justice Brown. Action for the recovery
III The value of a COW. Tried before jury who
JAILED t" agree, aud were discharged. Constable
and II, Mccullough for appellant; j. r.
Mccullough and Creswel for appellee
Charles Knapp W., James +, Brennan Ac.
ton on promssnry note, Tried before jury,
and verdict for plaintiff for $IG251. Constable
Tor plaintiff; Jones for defendant
State Of Maryland VS.. Empson lynch (col-
orcd) Indictment for the larceny of satchel
and contents, the property of Jacob Tome
Tried before IA jury and verdict of not guilty.
Bddle aud Torbert f,r State; Constable and
Archer for prisoner.
On motion of Albert Constable ESD, Mr.. f.
w. Newman, was admitted member of the bar
on Wednesday last.
John Loclley, native Of England declared
his lu'cntInn to- become Il citizen of the United
Charles Smith, (rololed) found guilty upon an
indictment for shooting Thomas Taylor, (col-
ored) was sentenced to- four years in the Pcn-
Tertiary.
Frederick Anhaut, con, ictcd last term, of
larceny and who broke Jail before being SELL
fenced, WAS given one year in the same instits-
ton.
These gentlemen were escorted to their new
quarters, by the Sheriff, on Wednesday last
The terms of Court have been changed, as
will be seen by an advertisement in another col:
umn. Hereafter there will be four terms a year.
commcncn@on the third Mondays of March
june September aud December. There will be
10 Jurors or witnesses summoned to the June or
December terms, they being for the purpose of
entering judgement, DEGREES, and the transac-
ton OF other business not requiring the inter
venton of II jury. This change has been made
necessary on account of many of the terms of the
Courts in the different counties Of this Circuit
conflicting.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

ELKToN LIBRARY.-We are pleased to hear
tbatthc Library is meeting with success. When
opened, catalogues will be furnished, so that
subscribers living ont of town can get books by
sending for them. There will be several first
class English Monthly Magazines, together
with the most popular American ones. These
Magazines after staying in the Library one week
can be taken out the same as books. The Ii
brary is TO be branch of Brotherheads large
Circulating Library of Philadelphia, which con-
tans 10000 volumes. The Library in Elkton
will have the right to make any selection, so it
will contain the very best and latest works, en-
bracing American History, General History,
Biography and Memoirs, Travels, Poetry, Dra-
ma, General Literature, Miscellaneous Litera-
ture, Books for Youth, Agricultural Scientific,
Religious, Novels and the best selection of
Magazines. The charge is to be only five dol
.ars ($5) for one whole year, which gives each
subscriber the privilege of taking one book out
ofthc Library at a time and keeping it eight
days. Time will be allowed to the subscriber,
living out Of Elkton for the transit of the books
to and from the Library This certainly affords
an excellent opportunity for the citizens of Elk
ton and vicinity to obtain fst-class reading a.
very reasonable rates, Subscriptions received
by DIR. j. T.. Register
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

FELL. DEAp--llIGH PRICE, Expired i'm
mcdately, on learning the return of Dick
FoAHD 4 JOE IIrDsoS from the city, with a
new Stock of Goods. Price kicked his last
on hearing the figures on those Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Dry Goods, &c. Call and see those
chaps, learn their low prices for Cassimercs,
and see Evans, the Tailor, who is not II
Cloth Butcher. Remember the place, Vel
low Posts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
office to Creditors.

This il TO give notice, that the subscriber of Cceu
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Cont of
said county, letters of Administration on the uer
snnn estate 81 -
LEWIS LirTWAT
late "f said county, deceased An persons HAVING,
claims against the said deceased are hereby war,rJ
4" exhibit tn" same, with th" vouchers thereof only
authenticated,
On OF before The Goth day of January 1SGa:
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said
estate are requested 10 mai immediate payment 10
he subscriber Given undor my hand tins IItb dn,,
oI March, tStS. llNEAND L. NAH(,i;S ~
Administrator g. 7. Aft Lewis llttiygy decd
Test RttHN j.. JAMAe, Register.
Mar I, iSty--hw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

ATTENTION In calling the attention of
the public to our Wilmington city Soap,
we will state that it is far superior to the
majority of soaps, for washing Flannels
Linens, and finer fabrics, would recommend
it be shaved and used according to direc
tions ION each pound) for above named pur
pose, arc daily told by persons calling at our
Office, that they haze never used soap with
MS much satisfaction as they do the vii.
City. We will give one OF. in gold, for an
OF. Of adulteration found in this soap. 1t
is pure, consequently the hands are not
drawn and injured by its use. Persons that
have never used it should commence its use
at once. Sold by all grocers.
MOORE 4 BRO, Wilmington, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

CAVED lN.-On Friday night, 10Th inst, the
foundation wall, front, of the dwelling now occu-
pied by MIR. Abel Davis, on the south side of
Main Street, cavel in, causing considerable
cavity in front of the building.
On Saturday evening Mr.. VIM. Evans, Fash
ionable tailor Of Elkton, not being aware of
the accident ON going up the street at II hurried
pace, fell into the cavity, and spraincd his leg
very badly thereby. After reaching one stop
ping place, he took another slide into the clark
ahyss," little dreaming where he would bring
up, and evidently thinking his descent from terra
tirma to the lower regions was rather more sud
den than bargained for. He at length, however,
reached his destination, and then gathered him
self up and began his ascent, finally succeeding
in eytricating himself from his unpleasant diem
ma
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

\ LIVING CrRIosITY IN ELKroN.-A live
Tailor, Not a Butchcr,) is above the store
of Dick FoARD & Co., Where he makes
and fits Fashionable Clothing Fit warran-
ted, Or no sale. Remember the place, Vel
low Posts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

Observation-Disclosures PARSONAGE. in
Warwick, by Rev. d. f. Ewell, JAMES
vANsANr and MARY E. CHM, both of
Kent county.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT the Parsonage
IN Warwick, by Rev. d. +. Ewell, ELIAS
): WATSON and HENRIETTA MORGAN, both
of Cecil county.
VANDYKE--CROCKETT.-A April I'd, by
Rev. II. II. Bodine, Thomas VANpyKE,
of Cecil county, and MARY Il. CnocK EFT,
OF New Castle county, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

LADIES and Gentlemen's Kid Gloves for
Sale by BrRToN & Co. Also, the Largest
Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, Carpets and Oil
Cloths in Cecil county. Give them call
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

BIZ EcoNoMIcAI.-Money, time, labor,
and clothes all saved by the use of MOORE
" BROS Wilmington City Soap. Families
use it, and we are certain that you will be
convinced of the fact.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
BUSINESS LOCALS.

+. Brown g. Bro have in Store now hand
some Stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods, Cloths
and Cassimcres, and Housekeeping Goods,
which they perpose selling at city prices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

MORE MAIL AGENT NEGLIGENCE.-Thc
Hhtgs are mailed in two packages to North
East. On Saturday last but one of the pack
ages was delivered from the cars, the Post Mas
ter reports This is cuipable negligence on the
part Of the Agent We have had complaints of
The hhigs not reaching their destination several
times within the last few months, but could not
ascertain whether the fault was with the Agent
on the cars or some other party. This last
oilense, however, seems clearly chargeable to the
Railroad Mail Agent. We hope after the In
parchment is settled that we will have better
set Of officers under Old Ben Wade.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
FOR SALE.

The undersigned, as Attorney for the owner offer.
at Private Sale, n VERY VALUABLE
HOUSE and LOT, in the east end of Elk ,4sgraA
ton. The House is large. well built o;issssAsEn
Brick and in good repair The Lot is lssss ILL
ample and improved with convenient on lasi R&A
buildings. A large .and productive Gar
den IS attached TO the property. The situation is
excellent ana in every way this property tufuish.
one of the most desirable residences in the town
Apply to CLINTON MoCiII,I1IIGiJ
Sept %, 1SG7-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

AN ITEM OF News in the Mildletown Tyups-
rript of Saturday last says that flames b.
Wells, recently of Elkton, has leased the Smed-
ley House in Towsontown and will in the future
conduct it," Not long we trow. He went
away from Elkton in debt to The Hhig for sub
scription and advertising. We never knew n
man who cheated the printer to succeed in bust
ness lie generally earns the title OF II good
ior-nothing "cuss - from every other quarter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
MARRIED..

No GEocER's stock is complete without
MOORE BROS Wilmington City Soap.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
1ofal affairs.

The ORPHANS CouRT was in session this
week, but little business of public interest
was transacted
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
- A breach of promise suit at the Wicom.

leo Court, occupying eleven days, was ter
minated last week by verdict in favor of
the fair plaintiff, Miss Esther Payne against
John i. Wrightson, for So, 100 damages
The defendant, it appears, was an old fool.
Some nice young girls marry old fools for
their money, but Miss Payne seems to have
hit on a better exnedient of getting the old
fellows cash.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

The drawing for the moving machine
which is on the list of articles donated to
the Odd Fellows Fair, will take place on
Tuesday next, at 5 O'Clock, =. NJ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

~**Ali papers on the Eastern Shore copy two weeks
and send bills to Thomas 4 Finley.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

The LosT Found AND THE ban ALIVE
We published n" account ofthc disappear
anc9 OF Mr., George Booth, who resided
in this county, near Lords Factory, last
December. Search WIS made for the miss
ing man by his family. but without success,
finally he WAS given up for dead, and his
property administered on and sold. About
three weeks ago his relatives received a let
Ter or word from him, that he Was in Pitts
burg, employed n his old business rr selling
milk and requesting his wlc and children
to go to that city.
TIE ELkTON BriLnlNG SorirTy. AT The
last meeting OF tb" Elkton Building Society,
money sold at II premium of 80 per cent. The
old board "ioiiiccrS was elected for the present
year and Il report "f the Association submitted,
which shows the society to be in IA very pros
porous condition. Total amount of receipts for
| the two months during which the Socieiy has
been IN existence, S.l6S. 80
Amount loaned, 1000 ou
hln p'iid ON each share, $50
value oil ,i.3il
ADVANCE on ~, 81
Number Of share, Icon
Number Of Shareholders Il,
A New AGRlCuITURAL WAREHOUSE
Baker& Co. advertise their new Agricultural
Warehouse, situated near the Railroad De
pot in this issue Of The Wig. The com
pany intend keeping u full assortment of all
kinds of Agricultural Implements and Seeds.
They do not act as special agents for any
firm to the exclusion of the sale ofthe manu-
lacturc Of all other firms, but will furnish
any machine or implement at the manuiac-
'nrers price, that may be called for One
important advantage to farmers in ordering
of Baker u Co. will be that a duplicate of
any part Of machine can be furnished bv
them Immediately.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

The Clayton Herald says that meet.
ing Of the citizens Of that place was held
on Thursday, 9th inst, to devise ways and
means for building school-house. Two
committees were appointed, one to raise
funds and the other to procure II lot, and
the meeting adjourned to meet again on
Thursday last, TO receive the report Of the
committees. The Heraid still keeps up the
could VOTE what rough time "minc host"
would have Of it. The Hrrold is edited by
lady.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

EASTER SuNpAY.--It is not of the day and
It's memories that we purpose to speak, but
OF the particular Easter Sunday of 1865
Never did Spring showa brighter and balmicr
morning than last Sunday morning. The
sun in undimmed splendor, shed his rays
over The earth in a flood Of .odnn light, and
the air was soft and mild as the balnicst
breath of June; but when night cam" down
on that fair day, IL snow storm Wa mally
raging. Since then the litful April has re-
manned in her angry mood, and vouchSaiius
scarce smile, has raincd and numbered
and stormed like the vericst termagent. --
Gardeners are in distress, farmers in despair,
and April apparently enjoys their misery
The modest little flowers that try to peep
out to gladden. the sad earth, are swept by
the killing frost and wind or beaten down
by the angry flood. The month is cruel
and merciless mother to her children.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

J. TONE & Co., Port Deposit, renew
their advertisement of Agricultural Machines
in this issue The advertisers claim for the
Woods Machine superiority over all others
in the market. Farmers patronizng this
firm are sure Of being dealt with in the most
satisfactory manner and on the most liberal
trpms.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

REIGious.-Thc first Quarterly Meeting of
the present Conference year will be held in the
Elkton NJ j. Church tomorrow.
In the afternoon Rev Mr. Matlacls as is his
custom, will preach "A sermon to the children of
the Sabbath School These arc always ocra.
slons OF great interest to both young aud old,
and the public are cordially invited
The following gentlemen were elected officers
OF Trinity j. Il. Church on Easter Monday
last -
Nestrymer, DR. L. G. Mackall, Il. G. Reese,
John Partridge, W Ward Henderson, DIR G.,
NJ. Ellis, M G. Pearcc, VIM. G. lIolliugsworh,
S. Drew Thomas. Wardcns, DR.. =. f.. Regis
ter, Il. b. Marreii Delegates TO Gclwrnl Con
veniion in May, d.. Il. G. hlacknll, WsW.
Henderson. Altcrnates, W. NJ. Golds',"rouglr,
$. Drew Thomas
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

The extra fair of the Farmers Club of
Oxford, held on Saturday, April 4th, was
well attended, and a large amount of prop
erty disposed of.
The Odd Fellows Lodge of that place
have purchased II lot, and intend erecting a
hall thereon the present year.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06

No. q PInFlsF, bFII
THURSDAY Oct g. 1868 2 ocoei the RrehAng Salesoo No
hi BrosAray TIREE valuable LOTS situated Eehths noIp
se. corner OF f6ntg oentfa Para et" Oa
and get maps Of this and other sales comiog on
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
g,ttarss anS iflr,iiuss.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-The Rev W sl. m.
n PISSHON NJ, win deliver his great iss,a' @ . o. . =. ~
g.l,or Oct q 1868 choice reserved eas W % ~
tf,ons oHet bon's Buildings Br3twE aaa @ ps
from the hsors Of 10 a. 70 anu AZ 0'ss NV W. "
wsy ifom2 - 4 o'clock p.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL S0ClETY:-A
stated me.npy win No be at the Lhtay 90 TUESDAY ~ ss
INC OFT o. a, ocoek Dr. AUG IAknNEk vi ntpA2'
an TN. Hisorv OF the Navigation o. TIE hnls'n RIVER
go iH' N'' " ASDRkw WARNER, Recording Secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
REAL ESTATE.
Ssw.YoRK, Monday, Oct. 8. 1853

Tba auctonecrs were quiet to-day I'D tne
sts0oe donbt-s chat the sales Of the week will give
sssm lsDors enough 90 do The Messrs johnson q aier
- ma at the Exchange salesroom TO morrow buesHSyl
md offer 22O valuable hullhg los ~ tbe,
ProsSecp SO PARK The Messrs A. bleecker Son
o. tV'ifu continue the sale without reserve or
Co. WI. 0ols,n vula sites at Planfied Park
ppa,,rasid n j. 10 attend which free excursion has
bceh q, m sold at auction to-day tuesday, %
.a vol Hotel in Jersey City IL has long beeu favor
Is summer resort for families and - now 10 be soa by
bs executors OF judge Marsh the la'e owner ih Oruer
y. r,,Le dsrrlbuti0n OF the estate
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and desous Of purchasing renting such pro-
perty will iud II their interest 10 advertise in TIE
TKsUss It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition 10 this advantage TIE
TRIBUNE viii be found not only in NewYork and all lie
eifies villages, bur every state ard Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should he made
bf Of will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
10 the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that subscribers for the three editions Of THT TRB
UNE sem-Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals III
oyery plOiesSIon consequently advertise
neuts disseminate among all classes. THE
devoes especial attention 10 the reports Of real
both in the city and in every part OF The state
thus adding greatly the value of s columns al
VerisiuG medium The charges for advertising are rs
follows DAILY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per Inc for slng.e
insertion WEEKLT TRIBUNE, 81 per iIne' sINfWIEKLY
TRiaIKI. y cents Der line
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
MEDIUM,PRIcED CITY HOUSES, vel

{. - - ds1eItLL paIN ti lnt tIIt ~ al PI''I
FRENCH ROOF HOUSES FOR SALE
~k,sn Hgkta rear Of Jssssy cg 1900 20 Si5oeoj sso
- W s sad houses ls Can 9f ercssr and incnaftOn
J. ?; sslsEe. 27e Btosd~sy ssw.Yelt, second ,tor,
fyk SALE, EXCHANGE, or TO LET
e. 70 srs,ess bgtsp bfernsits ioui HOUSES IN 5000 To-
"a tsrgaa MITCHELL Co No. "a Finest
Fvk SALE-In Thirty frst-st., near Lexing-
iouFory EIgsh basement BorsK 10 ps,iee, orifi
eeers AID az Hsiefh Improvements sbsd loL
t,ke ~ !. ne OWNER Ne. I3 BreA1wsy, Room No
vh sALE-H0use and Lot No. 320 Spring
ssss.ss Greenwich and pgtonsA Apply WABREN
1e.i Ne y, ksssaft koon Eo. J.
A. LOOMS a. CO., Real Estate Brokers
Wa efsA OAes No 10 Br0adsAy FTstess HOUSES sad
sALf hstty saLec o. bOsc sBa noTgsss
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
6itn 9taI 6siatt for Sail.


VI'HE ATTENTION OF CAPITALISTS and
olas desnrg invest In choice City Rss Esiats respectfully
osei following property weh win be offered ~ sale a. Pubic
Aasaea Oct g. by 4 j. BLEECKBR, At No III BresdTsy.
No isi EAST TwENIY.F1RST-ST FACING GRANERCr PARK.
Heas r5s Ot y hsths block; house four story hsks sOop
brvsoas front bu regard to under the
John Keun ESQ architect and oopb every desirable
v.asse The interior vaiousy snd HAitcet finished
ascU sa marble flooring bhek wsua sttn Wooc sco and oil
pssthg 'ad reps v ard taste The careful ehoce Of
s'ss sod toe eIyeras durable character o. the utOF
hsabg lonbrg. ard orrnertstot Tep this OF toe
gani constructed private residences offered for sae this
Whs 'od the tine he yvsi, ,sotoy bdci stable No JIG
E' ~esiy seeon ssS the o. the preceding Od 2oI@s
ba me- or" and hsElg ever requisite oor'ertnc uh ample
81. q eAifage ioos, eoacbnen's apartments &c.
Ne y PiFTHAvE CORNER TIIRTBEyTIIST
sr"idy located large trovhors building lot s2rioO hous t2
sS' Substantially sbs carefully wss AID foundation,
Ss "a usVe eblfscr snd sufficiently strong any pu
RvTLfDGEsT. BROOKLYN BETWEEN LIB AND MARCY.
AYES
fo1'tvOor and Frsrch roof bck bouss, 2r built TIE
s' ~'sn'f With iaTHaee gsstg snd paHbu complete
s'sseobool eonvsI.sr AID Ieeeui dy undergoing sts n
lpefsmsui
f' iarasT psieut, sppy 20 A. J. BLBEcEER soN Co No
ceiafs; ". BENEDICT. Ne $50 sIhtve or ~ LANDLORD
He