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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

Dr.. Franklin, by hi. will CAV, the
inhabitants OF Boston, in 1921.
II 900 sterling, which hs directed 10
BE- loaned in ssns Of not moss than
eco nor less thAs Els to oss al,pl,
cant, Al 5 PCT cent. interest The
loan vas restricted 70 "yessg ns;.,~d
ss'iaesss asdsr Tho sgs " tvrs,y
Ave Tbs Doctor calculated tia, the
II 900 wosld increase 10 ths coarse
Of oae hssdrsd yssss 10 Ei31 go,
sad Of this smosst be vsuA have
The msnsxers lay oct fi0e .0sW IN
pebble works. ssd The ksjlssse he
vosld have eossis Nd % istssss. i.r
another issn u oss hus1ssl years,
u The Il pirstioa VI vAish tios y cal.
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$40, 900, Of which 4, ~, W. ~ TO hs
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fton vhaa Ds. r~aklis sssisipst.d.
The sossst II ths fssd u aee osiy
Sins. IS -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28


AN AMUSING ExcmAsoE ov Put.
rirs-The Railway IN. j Advocate
of july 30 relates the following in.
cidcnt
THE First lIsrlist and the Rtsst
Methodist Churches 10 Railway hsa
each arranged to have their pulpiss
supplied by = clergyman named Nil
lsr, who Vas To bc iossa Al the rail,
road depot Al Elizabeth on Ssad.y
morning, and conveyed hence il .
carriage. Al the appointed time the
Methodist vehicle drove up to the
depot, and the driver. seeing . Hss.
.leman in blae. promcnsdisg o. the
platform, secoa,sd him, fosad BIZ.
name Was Miller, told him his svrssd,
and aHallJ took him on board and
10 Railway, whore he prs.shed for the
Methodist, through he !. = Hap,,.,
preacher. The Bspti.,s soos sfier
found another g~atts1an Of ID.
usme Of Miller also vslkiag BY the
depot, nsd took hins 20 their ehuteh
In Railway, where he gave then =
good sermon. both parties ~e,.
pleased which IL more than esn
usually be said in the case or double
mistake, and Ill snjoyed the JOKE
when il wss ksown hev mach ,le,r
scctariani.m had hssa In DAGGER
without receiving any actual dsmape.
HYDRorn0RIA.--A eosrsspooicn,
Of the Connsisssnces MsdG alc-
writes from Smyrna, where he hsS
lived three years. says that rot ia
gle case OF rabies has cosss ands, hi,
coyaissnce, or that IL the medosl
me" Of that large city, which num
hers i've hsndrsd Thousand inhaLi
tsats. although large nsmbsr, Of doe.
roam about with freedom aud im,,un,
~. On the other hssd, IL sp,ear.
that two hundred psrsons annually
die in France from the bite OF nsad
Digs. Tho Director General OF ike
home ministry in fnacs. NJ de
Saint Paul, hiss psblishrd in the Fly.
arc a specific agsisst hydrophol.ia,
which that high fuaetioaAry pro.
claims infalliblc, IL rs.or,sd to w,lhm
forty days Of tho bite. l, con,-i ue
al Infusion Of rue. sage, fcnnel ace,
btisr, &c. d.. Cafe, however, 81 ana
tines Che professed infsllibility Il hi.
Dostram M an uawsrraatabls ial-e
hoosl, and rsiiaysics that cautr,ss.
ton only prcvsnts inslisstion u the
virus into tho blood lie remarks,
At the same time, that oa onl, two.
thirds of the persons bittes does he
poison take effect aud that ~hen
those who esespsd hsd taken qaaek
remedies their immunity vas sIirib
uied TO the cficscy Of those prrrsr.
atoms.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

A sad affair took place at Roches.
ter, Vt, on the 9Th ult. Mr.. Chas
NJ Hunton was boiling varnish, when
the compound exploded and took
irc. His little daughter Addie, six
~.sss IA -,.o was standing by, WIS
completely covered Wal. - =
Auid, and Mr.. Ilunton himself WAS
no. only envcloped in fire, but was
for the moment blinded and Devil.
dsred. But rsllying, with remarks
bio presence Of mind, be carried out
tho little girl to the brook and soon
extinguished tho flames, but not
until her clothing Was nearly all burn
ed IL, SD hssssiC ksdly h~sseA s>es-
" II; over. Che iissda fsw Aosrs u
grcn agony, and then died. Mr..
Huntons face vas burned TO blis-
ter and the skin pealed from both
hands.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

Rs,. d.. y ~, ~ lssAisg wssa-
ere RshAi. sssiAsst 10 Cississs,i,
shs nss sks vest 70 Psssi4ss> La
soils asd isdussd hin y ias~s sedses
revolving The Grsss order sspslain0
The Jews ftse BIZ isss, h psspasisg
series Of disessrsss, Galley $50
~ rs'';'~@zs .e ~ ~ - tAsis peoes
10 defeat ~ sssdsaass vss~ ssssy
regard - . disgrses 10 sivilissAiss,
80 tAs party wAisA plssss V ~
Asld . mas Uere Il 10 psssias = ~
Bpssish isqsisitiss Aas evss ~
dsstisiss II ) fsss pssels.
*Avasi give " ssus," h ~ ~
q ~ carpet bagysrs. VISA W ssst
Nsvsohss, asi u H. gsesssl asa
psssipissss resi- ef H. Raalsal pssty
isvsfA esls Hives. ~. viii - nsss
Ii dsuasa sAaa asua-N r wsrk.
All ~ nagislssas sssst b 0Asley
An, ~ reUssA - ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

HE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL.
ow the Largest, Livcst, and Cheap
lpemoeratic Newspaper published in
MON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28
Trgal Carhs.

DuN '. WILLIAMS. GRO. L. HILL,
kVILLlAMS a HILL, Attorneys at
Nv Law, Marshall, Texas, have asso-
lated themselves together in the prac.
Ice Of the law, and will give prompt at
ention 10 all business entrusted to them
the Courts Of Eastern Texas, and the
|upreme and Federal Courts at Tyler.
July 3, '6s. n47-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

TAs wesiA's wsshisgtsa sOvsss
pe.a.sss ssys;
fAsvs u ao& ss~ Nesa II hSsA
10 ~ wssJ 4 rsrsstA eosvssss.
sios IL wsish fhsA. Aas~sss 10 nssv
u 1sslaM Sis bsiisf sAss ~ ssdissl.
Asd bsss ssssgsAsssd by ~ Chiss
~ aonisAtIoss. Dc ~ ses>sssy,
~. Sssvess ays 10 psivsss vAaa y
Asd sid 10 kSblis, thas n sssssdA
tAs New York plsisssn ssa ss@iss.
isss - fss ssssSess tAsa ~ CAissgs
pistfoss asl ss0isss;sss. He y
aisgss.sd viii ~ party, tAsis sasAi.
dates sd tAsis pss9sassss."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-08
from AUSTIN.


FROM the Enterprise OF sunday.
AUSTIN. September "a shooting ARRAY
ccurred here this morning, resulting IN
ihe killing of man named Charles Ridge
is. BY Thomas Carberry, alias lrish Tom.
Bad feeding mad existed between the parties
for some ume past. Ridgely returned from
White Pine day or two since, and met
Carberry last evening, when the old grud8e
was renewed, high words being exchanged.
This morning the parties again met, and
Carberry calling Rilgely some vile names,
toId him he was armed, and to go and arm
himself and fzht him there or anywhere
else. Ridgely got his pistol, which he had
deposited at the International Hotel. On
Z oming out Carberry jumped into the street
and the firing commenced Both fired sim
without effect. Two more shots
were fired. Ridgels's missing. and Caroerry s
,aking effect IN Ridgely's breast, intlicting a
wound which caused death in a few minutes
Carberry was arrested and is now in jail.
This is the second murder he has comm tilted
near the same spot within year.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-08

ASAp CAsE-Among the passengers who
arrived Yesterday on the Golden Age, was
Young German girl, nineteen years old, and
m individual who claims Russia as the
place OF his nativity. 1t appears that the
.irl formed the acquaintance OF this man IN
New York, aud that under promise of mar
Rage he seduced her, and finally got her To
come to California, promising to consum-
mate the marriage upon arriving In THIS CITY.
She believed him. and came with him. On
the passage out, his manner changed, and he
grew cold toward her. Upon the vessel
reaching the dock here, he got the check for
her trunk, which he secured and was about
10 take away. when the girl went to ohcers
johnson and Fitzgibbons and told them her
story. They went to him and made him hand
over the baggage and all the girls money,
amounting to nine dollars. which she had
given him for safe keeping. He had declared
his intention of taking her things to sell
them, and to let her shift for herself, as he
wanted nothing more to do with her. The
officers called the attention of several gentle
men to the girls case, and they had her
placed in a family, where she will remain
until she can communicate with her friends
BASIS. F. eau.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-08
SPECIALlTIES.
PRICE AND GUARANTEE.

The largest aud most varied stock Of Gentle
mems Jlo,hing, Furnishing ooOds, Trunks, Bass
aud NAlscs, ~ the Pacific Coast, livery aftislt
soll, brug ut our own manufacture, IL TuafHns
tccd. Having contracts direct VITA EufupeaH
ard American Manufacturer. 81 piece goods
the, by rn,ct saving u fully % Ter cent, ~
VII le-aie dealers profits aud afe thus able ~
ofcf supcr r6vojs al lcss than s.evnd.iaie prices.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-08
GOODS MADE TO ORDER

For the accommodation e such ~ may detlfe,
We hsv. secured the services II celebrated Euro
p-sn cutter, aud are prepared o. mak. up lI.,.
foods Ia - !. superior to any other house "a tie
coast, shirts, Tics, Collars etc made ~ order
at short notice,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-08
STYLES.

Having agents IN London aud Paris We introduce
the new STILES h. Fan Francisco simultaneously
with their appearance ia New York.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-08
THE DAILY APPEAL.

SHOULDER DIsLocArED.-Bob Sharp and
|4harley Newton went fishing on Sunday
Ind, as is justly the case with young men
no break the Sabbath, came to griei'
HShile they we're coming in from the warm
prings. Bob, who was driving his famous
lug telegraph" brushed him just little
" way of irving his speed and showing oil
lis gait to Charley, and coming up with
land of Spanish cattle that we're in the road
E.temnted to run over them, which mastery
Enaneuyer resulted in the capslzing OF the
buggy and the landing of Newton upon his
#, shoulder, which got dislocated IN the fall.
he unfortunates gathered themselves up
Ind came into town, and Doc. Thompson
|ook Charley by the hand and jerked the
kisjoin,ed limb into place. Thompson was
keen, soon after, with string of fish; Sharp
&alks around with a knowing sort of strut as
b he had Just played thunder on his watch,
bind Newton goes round with his arm IN
Hing. receiving sympathy. Hope to see the
[&ld man all right in day or two.
8 The OVERLAND MoNTHLY.-We are IN
ebted to the publishers, A. Roman Co.,
ER an Francisco, for a copy of the Over land
|xfonthly for September, being No. OF this
Gew Pacinc coast magazine. A glance at
|fhe table of contents gives promise OF
,ry interesting number. The Apache
Mace" "The Six Chinese Companies Of
t,alifornia. Our Speeches. Friends,
q The Tropical Fruits of California, The
Haunted Valley" and :" Egotizng,' are
among the subjects treated in the number
Eefore US. We are glad to learn that this
lew work is proving greater success than
Esyas looked for BY the pub fishers.
Il The METHODIST CONFERENCE, in session
n here for several days past, has adjourned
4iev. ]. D. Hammond, of the Wisconsin
hi Conference, is appointed as the Methodist
ks.ninis,er here for the Conference year just
& commenced The following resolutions were
a,assed by the Conference
i Resolrea, That our thanks are due and
&nerebv rendered to the citizens Of Carson
VI lily for their generous entertainment ot the
2nembe1s of thI. Conference during the
aresent session.
ID Resolred, That the above resolution be
N published in the Carson DAILY APPEAL.
81 HoRsE BREAKING AND TEAINISG.-Nr.
10. L. CIink, who has the reputation of beng
|Hhae of the best horse trainers in the country,
radvertises in another column of to-day ;
|yA pPEAL that he will break and train the
Evildest and most refractory horses, making
|s hem gentle and tractable. Those who en-
|s rust their horses to his care may rely upon
81 areful treatment OF the animals and their
|Aeing returned as sound as when delivered to
Elm. NJ. CHnk may be found at Doctor
|tts3entons stables.
IL NorICE.-A Quarterly District Conference
81 + the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter
|aDay Saints" will be held in the School
|sHouse, Carson City, on Saturday and sun
siay, September y and Is. Services to COM
Huence OF 10 4 N. All are invited.
n Houses AND Lors FOR Salient. a. q
gTa5cr adyertises some valuable property foi
Hsale. See advertisement: in this morning
paper.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-08

NoTICE-A Quarterly District Conference
+ the " Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter
iDav Saints will be held in the School
House, Carson City, on Saturday and Sun
slar. Sertesuber y and Is. Services to COM
Lnence OF 10 !. N. All are invited.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-08

Houses AND Lors FOR SALE.-Mr. \. q.
|Ta5or adyertises some valuable property for
Sale. See advertisement. in this morning ;
ApaDer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24
poCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS VA,
II =

By decree in s Circuit: G 5 To- q ASss
he s viii oes
properly pTasTlEigs p%S H Fl n
most valuable ss i Pss. vsns
sSs sSt IN @ Sr and since M 70 thine s
has been considerably more than doubled IN hotel and
e%SeIi,hed and S..aiiSsd in M ground. and buildings
uoa e: o. IN 10 fam and
standing tho continual enlargement place by buildings
war in which The were equal 70 the popular
demand for ROOM Since the war the establishment has been
''1"'1 NEW FURNITURE THROUGHOUT,
Se ,6Tonssd fs.hOnsDs prosperous any Of i:
sOn.,sn. Of revenue y ai: property found in
duced from the TITS s only in s infancy enter
before the wsr,hs sales last years have run up 10
an average Of more than s pe, snn"m with constantly
The landed estate sSns: . q r sS0T NJ oS ssTe LING
miles from Lexington and miles south Of the virginia Cen
trail Railroad Passengers leave the cars at Goshen depot
pp ss Ss Complete oas, Of a
SsSD . Fl
implements for the proper cultivation OF large farm,
''ss''s' WIN T ffTr TERMS OF SALE ARE
es1 Sn e &. ss sS:
the estate, for The real and personal estate sod
- sy sssf for
1sd ~ q -. SS:s p
from day OF sale and be well BY bond with
ultimate security"
opportunity NJ once for The safe Investment Of
capital and Tor the employment Of energy and enterprise In
the due development unquesonaby one OF the most vain.
the public at large.
Tie Commissioners win determine before the dav Of sale
whether the real estate and the property shall be sold
| conlontly or separately. -
Visitors and bidders coming TO e SPRING. from the North
ern and western States Washington city 70 the
gna Central Railroad aordonsve thence west TO Go
shen From the South and Southwest via Richmond or
Lyncnonrg aud by virgina Central 70 Goshen: ,,,,.
Descriptive pamphlet with map will be sent on application
| 10 be proprstors M the Springs.
JOHN *. BALDWIN,
HENRY Il. NICHE, (Cornmissioncra
JOHN ECH0LS,
/ DAVID FuLTZ.
l Address stanton, Va
| July II, 1883.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

ITO LET-TWO SUITS OF NICELY FURNISHED
l. Rooms, fortnight housekeeping gas and bath,
13s Eas, twenty ninth street, between Lexington and
Third avenacs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

NEW YORK THEATRE.
IN EW YORK THEATRE.
NEW YORK THEATRE.
NEW YORK TAEATkE.
REOPENING
REOPENING
REOPENING
REOPENIN0
MONDAY. AUGUST 81, 1853
MONDAY, AUGUST "a, 1863
FOUL PLAY.
FOUL PLAY.
FOUL PLAY.
FOUL PLAY.
NEW CAST OF CHARACTERS.
NEW CAST OF CHARACTERS-
NEW CAST OF CHARACTERS.
NEW SENSATION SCENE.
NEW SENSATION SCENE.
NEW SENSATION SCENE.
LOOK AT THE ARTISTS
LOOK AT THE ARTISTS
LOOK AT THE ARTISTS
ENGAGED FOR THE NEW CAST IN
ENGAGED FOR THE NEW CAST In
FOUL PLAY.
FOUL PLAY.
FOUL PLAY.
Mrs. H. Watkins, J. X. MORTIMER.
j. H. STUDLEY, WIN. HARRIS,
HATTIE HAMILTON, z. L. TILTON,
H. c. RYNER CLAUDE HAMILTON.
Miss LIZZIE EDWARDS, +. CHIPPENDALE,
CHARLES FOSTER, WELSH EDWARDS,
J. HURLEY, g. LINGARDs
H. CARLISLE z. CHAPMAN.
Box office open from A. M till r. M. daily for the go
of seats. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

ITO LET LOWER PART OF THREE STORY BROWN
stone house No slc Lexington avenue partly furnished
{ required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

Two STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE, BARN, SPRING OF
water and str acres OF Land hour from city a.
A. ROBBRTS0N, Milburn, EsseS county, II j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

no LET-A FRONT PARLoB, yNFURNIsHED, OR
4 a hack room, furnished: suitable for Doctors
dentists oce dressmakns App " at i42 East Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

SPLbNDlD FARM FOR sALE-M ACRES OF FIRST
class land raises the best of wheat corn, OATS &C. cuts
.ons OF nay hrst class budngs-i brick house. ~
,r oy h9g house. slate roof good house good two
heathful and beautiful location. Prce a7OOQ Address
Walker, Stroudsburg, Pa. W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

I1LOORS TO REHT-COESISTING OF FIVE ROOMS
bath and water closets ;hc house, from $50
$c5 per month, none good teuan, need apply.
JOHN fETTkEICH, AS Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

DOwERY THEATRE.
ID VIM. Is. Freligh. Proprietor and Manag8
closed renovation.
GRAND REOPENING
Saturday evening, August 90 with full and efficient aa.
matte company. repertoire OF and beautiful pioce9
Of PREPARATION which will be produced In rape
succession.
The ladies gentlemen engaged requested TO mss
In the green Wednesday morning. at ii o. clock.
N. 3. CLARKE, Stage Manage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BEpROos
~ communicating to let cheap; unexceptionsbie location
%o9k Sikh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

BASEMENT AND TWO LARGE PARLORS, WITH
ID chandelier and marble mfrtoiS Ia "a house with AL
American family rent s46 per month. l2 Blocker street,
MsciOulal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

ITO LET THE THIRD FLOOR OF THE BUILDING s5f
iwaS, 3xi1 feet with Part Of toe fourth floor u de-
sired; hosway the rear. Apply to CHARLES sCRIB-
NEK a Co, o64 hrosday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

LNURNi SIZED AND UNPUBLISHED HOUSES go LET
On S..a Island, Iryington, orange, Elizabeth. New Jer
sey, toils tue city, reduced rents. Permits
OF A. JOUNNEAY, No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24
ROOMS AHD APARrsEENTs To LET

A NICE SECOND FLOOR TO LET-wATER Up
~ stairs; painted walls, good order; small family
only; 40 per month. Apply to CHARLES BUCH, 6.
Greenwich avenue, between Sixth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

INEFFECTIVE PoI.ICR AGENCY, SO BR0ADWAY-rHIs
established agency refers 10 the mercantile commu
nifty generally their experiences, faeiD cad sAadins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

900 WEST TwENTY-EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
90 Eighth and Ninth avenues-A hne large, hand.
somely furnished PaOr, mrors with full
Board, for &3 per week also fine front Room
for two S per week house brown stone; neghborhood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

| 90 WEST NINETEENTH srREET.-HANDsOMELY
al = furnished Rooms, with without Board; terms
moderate bath, &C.; but few bosrdes References
4 changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

NOTICE.-TO NURsERyMEN VEGETABLE GARDEN
~ ers florists milkmen.For sale, terms
years. House, barn and 80 OF
excellent Land, within five minuies walk Of First Station
depot OF Staten Island Railroad The above premises
well situated for gardening for New York market land
In the state. For aud particulars apply 70 JOSEPF
EI.LERY to MINTEOkE IOMPKINS, 70 William street.
room No 3 New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

LoR sALE-wITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE, OR
" 10 let furnished, at Lafayette, N. j., 10 minutes from
Jersey CITY ferry modern story high stoop brick House
gas through the house marble manels &C. Price
$500 unurnished; $500 furnished Rent furnished, 81 90
per Permits OF A. JOU RNEAY, No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

TIoOLEY's OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN.
Ill First week of the Opera Boufe,
ILL TROvATORE.
Last week of HIGH LIFE AT COMFY ISLAND.
THE LINGARD BURLESQUE, by Mulligan HUGHES.
The Somnambulist, The Qusck Doctor Angelina Minnie
May, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24

OOO AND 500 FOURTEENTH STREET, CORNER
OUU Second ayenue.-Handsomely furnished double
Rooms second floor Also desirable Room for two
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IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
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