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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-11

From the Berkeley Unlon.)
Before the war, Harper's Ferry was q
thriving town. All her citizens were
prosperous, and the large force OF en-
ployes kept there by the Government, at
work in the Arsenal, were almost SUN.
clent in themselves 10 build up and i'm.
prove the place. Since tho war, the
ruling idea Of the citizens has been to
induce capitalists to erect large manufac.
tories, and thus use her grand water
power, in again placing the town upon
the high road Of prosperity and improve
ment. Congress, yielding to the wishes
OF the citizens, passed bill authorizing
the sale Of the Government property,
which embraced almost the entire water.
power. Hope was once more revived,
and the responding citizens fully expected
an immediate purchase Of the property
and the location Of extensive manuiacto-
ries But in this they have been disap.
pointed. A company, whether real or
iancled, we know not, succeeded in
forcing other purchasers out of the
market, and since that time, seem
10 have employed their means, if
they had any, in endeavoring to obtain
money by sueing the Railroad Company.
For two years suit has been pending,
which ended in the success of the Rail.
road Company. Still, this so.called Man.
utacturing Company has failed to make
payment for the property, it is still lying
there uhoccupied and useless. A iii has
been passed by the Senate, intended to
relieve the people OF this incubus. Some.
how or another, 1t has not passed the
House of Representatives, which will en-.
tail upon the people Of Harper's Ferry
more weary months of waiting. This
should be remedied. The Government,
and especially Congress, should take some
decisive action in the premises. The citi.
zens who bought lots, expecting the cree.
ton Of other works, should have their
time Of payment extended, and this so.
called Company should either be forced
to pay for the water.power, or made to
give way to other capitalists who will
purchase and improve. 1t may DO fun
for this Water Power Company, but it Is
death to Harpers Ferry. Letspeedy and
prompt action be taken. =
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The Labor Question.

The Manufacturer and Builder, In q
statistical article Of considerable research,
shows that labor in the United States
averages higher than in any other coun.
try upon the earth. Our skilled labor
ranges from 90 to $40 per day, and our
unskilled from 70 cents to 50. In Hol.
land the skilled artisans, such as carpen.
tiers, plumbers, masonS, smiths, &c, re.
ceive but "a dollars per week, and work
twelve hours per day. Yet, says the
Manufacturer and Builder, the Dutch la.
borer is prosperous and happy The
Danish laborer, skilled or unskilled, does
not know the meaning OF the word work,
and hence he cannot get the wages Of
either English or Swedish workmen even
in Denmark itself. In Stockholm gold.
smiths get IS per week; watchmakers, s.;
pianoforte makers, IS IS; paper makers,
"a 80; cotton weavers, not over 81 70.
In Sweden mining and manufacturing
companies provide comfortable tenements
for their workmen, at moderate rents.
In Russia the condition Of the artisan Is
rapidly improving, wages ranging from
81 80 per month to Sc 80 per day for the
highest grades Of skilled labor.
In Austria skilled workmen are still en-
rolled in guilds with certain benefit prlvi.
leges This system Is said to turn Out
good workmen, yet even the most skilled
laborers get only SIS per week, while liv.
ing expenses ore comparatively high. In
Belgium, agood ordinary carpenter may
expect from 90 cents to 81 so per day,
The Swiss spinner gets but 50 IS per
week, yet he Is said TO BIO more prosper
Gus than many manufacturing laborers in
the neighborlng countries who receive
higher wages. Swiss operatives, living in
their own homes and cultivating theil
own lands, have greater element OF per
manence than their neighbors, and conse
quently industrial production Is not sub
ject to such fluctuations and vicissitudet
as are common elsewhere. In Greece, Q
carpenter gets from so to 90 cents pei
day; blacksmith, from 35 to 45; mason
from As to 81; operators in silk factories
from 40 to 90. The great number O
church festivals in Greece, in which it is 6
matter Of conscience as well as inclina
ton to knock off work, cuts down the
annual receipt of the workmen to low
fgurci but the low prices OF food and
clothing more than compensate for this
deficiency.
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The Petersburg Times is queer. 1t an.
nounces that it has not been converted to
the Democratic faith but intends never.
theless to support CAMDEN, the Demo,
cratic nominee for Governor. In the same
issue 1t condemns the policy of the Re,
publicans for not placing a ticket in the
field" We do notseej just how supporter
Of Mr.. CAMDEN has any business to die
tate the policy Of Mr.. CAMDEN's oppo
nents. At the same time, 1t must be I'D
mltted the Times has a little method in
It's madness. A Republican ticket is JUS
what CAMDEN needs to make the Demo
crazy rally to his support; and his peri
arises from the probability that there will
be no Republican ticket and that all the
Republicans and half the Democrats will
vote for the present occupant OF the ex.
ecnttye chair, who cannot be managed by
HENRyfs. WALKER, against the DIV
Cannon candidate who could and
would be.
The STATE journal intimates, as an ex.
PLANTATION ofthe Times support OF CAN.
DEN;that CAMDEN reclprocates, that The
support is mutual. We presume ,hi,
does the Times injustice, and that It's adj
vocacy OF Mr., CAMDEN arises from the
editors oyerpowering conviction Of Mr.
CAIpEN's personal merits,
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EXCURSION 70 THE WEsT.-A circular
from D. B. Cady, Southern Agent OF the
Union Pacific Railroad, at Martinsburg
W. Va, informs US that an excursion train
will leave Baltimore and Washington on
Tuesday morning, June 18th, running
through direct to Omaha, Nebraska, via
Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Kansas City
Round trip tickets, good for 80 days, will
be placed on sale at the following rates
From Baltimore, Washington, Harper's
Ferry, Frederick, Martinsburg and Cum.
bcrland, at $3s rs; Grafton, $3.50 As
Clarksburg, $S5 75i Parkersburg, $32 rs
Cincinnati, $95 rs.
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THE last monthly report Of EDWARD
YOU'VE, chief Of the Bureau of Statistics,
shows that during the first six months OF
1871, the exports from Rio Janiero to the
United States were valued at $17,29s, 1906,
while the next largest buyer was Great
Britain, and the exports thence were
$5,76S,os6. During the same time the
imports TO Rio from the United States
were $2l,S9S,O70, while from Great Brit.
ain they were $sl,s9rOSl. France, the
River Platte and Germany arc ahead of
us in sales to Rio, while all are far behind
US as buyers. Wefurnish Rio with thirty.
two millions year in gold, representing
the balance OF trade against us, with
which to buy goods from the factories of
England, France and Germany.
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THE chief trouble the Democrats of the
State find in the candidacy ofMr. CAMDEN
Tor Governor is, that II elected he would
only be deputy for the WALKER. BAKER
Ring. WALKER would be the real Gov
ernor. If our Democratic friends think
their party could stand two years Of the
rule of that Ring, we believe the Republi.
cans could stand it. 1t would bsa little
hard on the State Treasury though, and
we have no wish to see the Democratic
party smashed at the expense of the
treasury.
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Robbery at West Union--The Store
of Joseph Chewvront Burglarized.

WEST ONAoN, w. VA, June D, u.
To tho Editors OF the IntellIgcncer.
Last night the store OF Joseph Chew.
vront, Esqr,, proprietor of the Grant
House at this place, was entered by bur.
glars. The iron safe was blown open and
rided of its contents. Fortunately, at the
time there was but a very small sum Of
money in the safe, Mr.. Chewvront having
the precaution to avoid keeping large
sums OF money about his premises. The
money drawer, containing some five or ten
dollars in change, was not touched, we
suppose, because the burglars did not sue
coed in finding it. Some goods are mis-.
sing from the store, but Mr.. Chewvront
has not been able 10 ascertain the amount,
The burglars lett behind them steel bar
about three feet long and q butcher knife,
and made their escape. News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-11

A WASHINGTON dispatch says inlorma,
ton has been received there that nine GU,
of the ten delegates chosen to the Balti.
more Convention from West Virginia are
for endorsing HORACE GREELEY. The
delegation is headed by the Hon. ALLEN
7. CAPERToN, of Monroe county, who
was long a member OF the Virginia Legis
lature. Mr.. CAPERToN was an influen-
tial Wing politician and member of the
Confederate Senate at Richmond, and
is on enthusiastic supporter Of the Gin
cinnati platform and nominees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-11

The Republicans Of the Third District
will hold their Congress Convention
at Charleston on Thursday next. 1t is
expected their nominee will be Mr.. j.
BREsBEN WALKER, an energetic young
man who has been doing much for tho
past three years to build up Charleston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-11

MIR. BERGH has sent a letter to the Gov.
errors OF thiry-two States and Terrific.
ries, asking them to favor the formation
ofsocieties for theprcvention Of cruelty to
animals, and promising 10 render any as.
siStance in his power toward establishing
such organizations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-11

THE recent rains have put new face
upon New England farms. In many sec.
tons OF Connecticut, says the Hartford
Courdnt, where the grass crop was given
up entirely as failure, there is now an
excellent prospect OF q full yield. The
labor question now gives the most EN-.
Darrassing Planting is late and the sea.
son hasiens, but help is scarce and slow.
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The Late Bepiamin stanton.
From the Toledo Commercial.

From the Toledo Commercial
Mr., Stanton was not only q man Of
very strong intellectual powers, with ex.
tensive knowledge upon oil questions Of
public interest, but his reputation for hon.
esty and fidelity in the discharge Of Off.
cial duties was above even the faint Of
of suspicion. The loss Of such man Is
indeed a public calamity, aud his death
will be sincerely incurred by many ar.
dent friends and admirers, not only in
Ohio and West Virginia, but throughout
the whole country.
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The REGISTER TAKES THE GREELEY
oHuTE.-To our inquiry whether the
Register would support GREELEY in the
event he was accepted by the Baltimore
Convention, that journal responds, lacon.
icslly butsuflclently: Anybody to beat
GRANT" That will do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-11

THE bill introduced by Mr.. MERRIAM,
and drawn upby Mr.. TAPrAN, OF the
Gallatin National Bank of New York
City, authorizing the Treasury to receive
legal tenders on deposit and issue certif.
Gates therefor, as is now done on deposits
of gold, now only requires the signature
Of the President to become law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-11

The Hon, THOMAS WILLIAMS, ex.mem.
Der Of Congress, and prominent lawyer
Of Pittsburgh, died at his residence in
that city on Thursday morning last.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-11

KANAwHA COUNTY will vote, on the
LIST Of August, on the question Of sub.
scrlbing $925,0OO to tho Northern 6
Southern West Virginia Railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-11

Life Is rendered miserable when the digestive
organs are impaired: Food becomes repnlsiVe
melancholy broods over you. TUTT's VEoETA.
BILE LIVER Pills 10 the remedy for these evils
they produce sound digestion; create good ap.
petite, impart refreshing sleep and cheerfalnCsG
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NATIONAL union RepubIIcan Wicket.
HENRY WILSON, Of Massachusetts,.

A BILL relieving Hon, CHARLES j.
FAULKNER Of his political disabilities has
been passed by both houses of Congress.
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ON MARRIAGE

HAPPI RHLHF FoR You've MIX from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses early In life. Man.
hood restored. Nervous debility cured. 1mpe-
diments to Marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
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DIED.

,i HURLET.-At Baekncss Station. Ky.. or
EEiday. June I, ls19, Mrs.. MARY HURLEr, vito Q
UexteF D. hurley, Esq, In the SiSt year OF hCl
tMOuudsvlllo, W. Va, papers please copyl
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GUNNER RESORT.
PARKERSBURG MINERAL WELLS.

This popular resort viii be opened 10, The
reception Of visitors on the list OF June, Isl,
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestOwedby
the citizens Of Wheeling and other PLACES IN
past season, the proprietor hopes to make M
place still more inviting and attractive The com
| Ing summer.
The water promises TO DO abundant and fl,
medicinal qualities are unsurpassed In the euIv
Of all diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels and 10
arrangements OF the Liver and Kidneys.
A commodious carriage will run daily from lhe
Hotels In Parkersburg and conveyance will Be-
sent 70 meet any boat or train by giving timely
notice.
Terms, $12 to $l4 per week; children and ler
wants half price. Lib raj arrangements for fam
lies by the month. Malls received daily.
For further particulars address,
W. f. PARSHALL,
apa9eod&w Mineral Wells, W.Va
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CnAn1Es1oN. $40. Anrnal 1 1s6Q

Dr., W Il. Tut:
Dear Sir-1 wish to inform you, and II you do,
sire You can publish It, that have been afflicted
for upwards Of seven years with Dyspepsia, ]
could eat nothing that agreed with me- be.
came emAclated, had NO energy, and felt gloomy
your Liver Pills for three weeks, and have OK.
perienced the greatest benefit. Ihaye q fine ap.
petite, and can now eat anything, I CORDIALLY
recommend them 10 all who have dyspepsia.
DENNIS 0'HALL0RAN.
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o.W; HOLMES says that crying widows
marry first. There is nothing like wet
weather for transplantiug,
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NOTICE.
thereby caution everybody that any bills con.
tracted by my wife, Elizabeth Doyle, will not DO
paid by me.
Ies. GEORGE DOYLE.
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New Advertisements.
GreeIey& Brown Meeting


A meeting will DO held at the Court House In
the cityof Wheeling on M fIIT I'M
TUESDAY EVENING, June II, isTa,
At 8 O'Clock, for the purpose Of organizing In
nominated at the Cincinnati Convention, and
taking such further action % may then seem
II 10 contemplated that this meeting shall ap.
point delegates 10 the Grafton Convention Of
juno Y, and make arrangements for arauncAtion
meeting hereafter 70 be held.
All yotere, OF whatever past party Affiliations,
who favor tho election OF Greeley and Brown, are
invited 70 attend and participate In this meeting.
John 3. Wilson. JIM BrodIO.
William North. n, L. Hill.
William Nichols. ". P. Hubbard.
Jacob HotnbEook. g. L, CranmGr.
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james Robertson. ]. R. Davis,
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William Erskine. Herman Dietrich.
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]. D. stanton HcntyA. Knapp.
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Jos Il. Woodward. Joseph Fry.
Benz. Springer. W. j. Robb.
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jel0
HOLDING BED LOUNGES.
We have a new lot OF frames, which we will
upholsCr to order With the best materials at very
reasonable rates.
@. MENDEL, BOOTH 4 CO..
les 1876 Main street.
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To families and consumers, we giyo the dSsur.
Gne6 that the "ENTHlPRISl ,BAkiNa PoWDER''
viii prove fully equal, II not superior, TO any
Baking Powder that they have heretofore used,
TO TIE TRADE ur AGnres arc lower than
any other Baktns Powder now Ia tho market,
Give the ''EHTERPHlsl" q trial, and DO con.
WINGED that y is the best and estdpest Baking
The money refunded In all cases when the
"EETRRrnisE BAKING Powder" does not give
entire satisfaction. ~ ClIs WIZ ~
Sold by GrOecrs and Druggists everywhere.
McABE, KRAFT q CO., ProprIotors,
febi9 Wheeling, W. Va.
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The New York herald., 1872-10-20
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LyOR SALE-SEvERAL SMALL FIRST CLASS FOUR
II story brown Houses sixty. first street be.
tween Filth and Madison avenues Choicest location in
the city, finished with rich cabinet work; plate glass
windows cabinet mantels, mirrors, wainscotiing and
blinds Apply to d. j. JARDINE, Architects. l,267
Broadway
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A FRUIT FARM OVERLOOKING THE HUDSON
IA near city limits Newburg 30 acres; healthy, grow
shade beautiful surroundings Address box 7s9 New
burg.
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L,OR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN, FOUR STORY HIGH
stoop 2foot front House, IL East Fytourth street.
can be seen by permit only
S IRELAND. 2Ol Broadway
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(lENTRAL RAILROAD, NEW JERSEY, TWENTY
~ minutes from toot of Liberty street-Wh0le or par
Of uiiy furnished House, heater range rent very low
TO good tenant. Address Y. H., Greenville, n. j.
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A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE--NEAR PORT
IA Jeryis n Y, 2W acres; only three hours from New
York; price $1,000 Address ID. H0LBRook, PortJeryis
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L,oR sALE-24O AND e46 EAST FTFTY-FIRsT
II street between Second and Third avenues; houses
painted and frescoed with heaters and iurnaces sold at
= low figure II sold this week; terms easy.
JAMES ROWE, 9iy Third avenue
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A FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE IN THE MOST DEsIR
n able neighborhood, on the Lower Hudson for sale
below s value and terms; also i've ten Acres
aifordng eligible building Sites with river fronts
owner ut No. Warren street, room ..
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TOR sAIiE-SEvENTY THIRD STREET, NEAR LEX.
Il ingtou avenue, new three story high stoop brown
stone House price $1,000 Apply to owner, llS East
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

PHYSICIAN WISHES TO OBTAIN ONE OR TWO
N Rooms adjoining, furnished UNFINISHED suitable
for an Office either on ase emen or gar9r noor IN FLY
given required. Address, stating TERMS tor
three days, K. A. b., box ll6 Herald Uptown Braach
Office, 1 ,gG5 Broadway
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ENOR SALE LoW-SEvERAL HANDSOMELY FIN
~ s'ed Houses, Madison avenue aud sevcnty-cighth
street. also sixty tth street and Madison APP
ply TO =. NJ. STYLES SONS, sixty fourth street and
Madison avenue.
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A SMALL HOUSE OR PART or HOUSE WANTED
IA About rooms to be above Bedford avenue ana be-
tween Myrtle and Dekab avenues Brookyn rent to lpa
moderate Address TENANT box l45 Herald Office.
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AN UNFURNISHED FLOOR OR ROOMS WANTED
IA BY quiet family of four suitable for h0usek
not 10 exceed 40 ncs m"n Address with narticn,a1s
NJ H.. Nicholas Hotel.
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LNOR sALE-A VALUABLE PLOT OF GROUND ON
\ the B9ulevard; terms easy. Apply at J. f. FISHER
n SONS, 964 Sixth avenue.
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MADISON AVENUE, MURRAY EiLL-A MODERN
WI elegant corner House, story high soop, 81 feet
'''"'' '''''" W. r. SEYMOUR. III Broadway.
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N AMERICAN GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE
~ two three furnished Rooms for light housekecp
ing below Fortieth street, east side references
changed. Address, with full particulars and terms,
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T CRAWFORD, N J-FOR SALE OR TO LET
N splendid new House, with all the modern improve
ments with about six city LOTS four minutes walk
the depot OF the Central Railroad; time from New York
fifty minutes; terms easy
8 CAHILL owner Crawford. N j.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

THREE STORY HIGH SrOoP BROWN STONE
L House ISgx5oxI015 In a splendid location, In fine
order near Central Park price s23,DW
THOMAS q. uOJER. va Third aveuua-
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PROPERTY OUT OF The CITY FOR
SALE OR 70 RENT.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A BANKRUPT STOCK or DRY GOODS, AMOUNT
n fng to $l30o to exchange for Western Southern
lands ana small amount OF money, wOuid give
troll to responsible party with the advance
No agents Address, with real name, ADVANCE box Lug
Herald office
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LNLEGANT HOUSE-ELIZABETH, NJ j.; ALL I'M
~ provements; 10 rooms lot 50x200 terms satisfac-
tory must be sold before November Fun particulars
oil. A. KAMPING, 30 Cedar street
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East Side.
MADISON AvENUE.-FoR SALE. AT 3oso 900. A WELL.
M built House; size 71x65xa5 finished in hard wood
ana paneed In black walnut and Hungarian ash
r. q. d. BROWN,
90 Broadway, corner OF Wall street.
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LvOR SALE-TwO CHOICE BROWN STONE HOUSES
~ In Seventy third street, near Fourth avenue.
JOHN SHIRLEY SON,
81 Cedar street and 9SS Third avenue.