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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
SPAIN.
Adjournment of the COrtes.

| MADRID, September 22-The Cortes has,
| adjourned. The government proclaimed
| suspension of constitutional guarantees anti-
| regulating and regulating the press through
! out the country.
Malaga.
| The government occupied Malaga on Sat
| urday.
| Threatened Bombardment Of Alicante. ?
The entire British feet in Spanish waters
| is collected IL the harbor of Alicante,
| which city is threatened with bonn bardment
| by the lnsurgent iron-clads. The British
Admiral has demanded Of the insurgent
commander the p0stponement of hostiiities
tor four davs, and he is supported in his de-
mand by all the foreign vessels.
Cartagena.
The end Of tie insurrecton in Cartagena
IS approaching. Dissensions have broken
out among the insurgents. The government
has offered terms which the leaders are
willing to accept, but fear their followers
the liberated convicts-who threaten 10
massacre all who tall Of peace
The Carii.ts Becoming .Dem0raiiZed.
1t is officially stated that the situation of
the Carlsts in the North is precarious. De-
sertion from their ranks is increasing and
decentralization spreading. The discipline
of the republican troops has vastly im-
proved.
Garibaldi Tenders his Services to Caste.
lar.
Garibaldi in letters to CASTELAR, tenders
his sword in the service of the republic.
The President replies shankng the General
for his noble offer, but declaring Spain now
needs no assistance.
Constitutional Guarantees Suspended.
The proclamation suspending constitu-
tional guarantees establishes rigorous GEN.
sorshlp over the press and prohibits the
carrying of arms by civilians.
Defense Of Alicante.
The governor of Alicante has refused the
summons of Cabroias. who commands the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23

HE very efficient secretary 9.d treasurer
OF our school board. john L tari"w. went
to New Orleans .om. ,rn 81 wv. I've ia : 4.
ago. with school warran-. ...pa .iGg &. hi 4.
parish. amounting t" tl3 10. witt. in.
stvUctlons from the tc.r' 10 SELL but I,
lake no bids less than sev.,Et. ce.;. on the
dollar. Mr.. Harlow succeeded IN .:i-po,lng
OF s'9li .. at eighty Gems. .,, S.5S1 s., at
seventy cents. realizing tn handsome sum
St $50 s.. Besides t'.l= NJ. Harlow col
!ecteu s.9 OF the app 5.pnu.aa, fund.
which is fifty cents per he.'-,n., largest
pro rata that has been gbt,i:.,. fov MANY
years. Much credit is .i.e. ~ 81 . Harlow
for his indefatigable etforf. ia behal. # the
schools. He has replenished the com mpletely
exhausted treasury with wy near SIC 900.
Worth Louisiana Journal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
BY TELE GRAPH.

The Mertuary List of Sunday.

| AHe .hGftuafy LItt OF NHHCays
| SHREVEPORT. September 4f.--There is nc
change in the epidemic. The following is
the !lst OF interments 10 day:
Mrs. B. Sawaback. aged 3: 1ears: Miss
Alice {. Swan. "a: Sol. Acker. %: Miss K.
Young. IA: Il. Bell. .5,;i: D. Foreman. g: 0.
/. Collins. OF the firm Of Mandy 4 Collins,
3S: Henry Allen. 81: B. Clarke. female, 80:
A. Sherkler. 10; s. Defoe. g. Hary Ann
Gothi-m. month; Mrs. Nesoie. no; given:
John Young. sc: two unknown.
List Of Inierments On Monday.
SHREVEPORT. September ...-ihe follow.
ing Is :: list vi the lntermen.s to-day: O:to
Shnur. age! is years: Bertha Mears. 20:
Peter Mochair, 50; Louis Euc.ere. -: Rob
ert Black. colored. age nc. given: Pines
Cassin. -: Albert Shade. "a: l.. l.. Scott.
age not stated: 49, PiersOn. female. 6
weeks: Peter Kelly. 10: 2. j. Mitchell. age
not given: John Shannon. Il: W. Heeox. 81:
Willis Jones. colored. 81; F. O. Phelps. %:
j. K. Perkins. coiored. ,: Eliza Min.
son. 81; j. 3. Mckitrick. age not given; K.
d. Sale, OF the firm OF Sale * Murphy. a:
Michael Farrell. 10. The EPIDEMIC is On
the increase.
The Yellow Fever Mt Memphis.
MEMPHIS. September .!.:..-There was a
marked falling off in the deaths from. vel.
low fever yesterday. The total number of
Interments was thirteen, of which nine only
died from fever. The leading physicians
are sanguine OF the permanent abatement
OF the disease. The Howard Association is
taking active measures to establish gen.
era! hospital for the poor.
Increased Mortality.
There were twenty-five in.erments for
the past twepty-f four hours: of this number
twelve We're from yellow fever. The in.
creased mortality is owing to the sudden
changes of the weather.
4 Plague Broken Out in Utah.
SALT LAKE. September GA strange and
fatal disease. producing great CONSERVATION,
is very prevalent at kelton. Persons die in
a few hours after they are attacked. The
disease resembles yellow fever.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
1873
FreeGtIen's savings Bank Unaffected

| rhVee'iehs Savings bdEA OHaHccttu'
! A few OF tie depositors in our Freedmen 5
f.! Savings Bank, corner of Canal and Dry
F.! ades streets. felt tlife worried yesterday
| after :eading the news Of the financial crisis
in New York. and visited the bank. bu: nc:
! more than half d dozen drew on: their cash.
When any one asked a question concernin:
! tue stability and ability of the institution.
favorable answers were promptly given. al
| The same time piles OF greenbacks were laid
uat by til" cashier. ready for any emer.
gency. This action a!layed the rising fears
OF some small deposi.ors. Mr.. S:urteyan:.
the urbane cashier. il answer 20 tLc report
er's question rs TO the banks connection
with Jay Cooke tS Co. stated .ha: this in.
sti.utiou had had no business relations
whatever with that Irm during the past
eighteen months. and when there was con.
nectons. Jay Cooke IS Co. simply acted as
agents.
The bank here has los. nothing by the
:ecen: failures IN the North, and ali it. in.
vestmeD.s were made IN such manner and
on such d basis tina: j. can no: very well
lose single dollar. Il has q snug sum OF
currency in ITS safe today. sufficient 10
settle with all the small iepostors on call.
In case there should be ''run." and it is
no: probable there will be. the managers
may avail themselves o: the Law which gives
them cigh. 20 a sixty days notice. This
time. it mus: be understood, is to give the
bank. after all its ready money is exhausted.
time to realize on its securities or 20 ob. .in
money from whatever source it may.
i: is safe to say that this bank is as firm
to-day as il ever was. being abunaantly able
TO settle with all It's creditors.
A telegram OF the eighteenth instant.
dated Washington, from Mr.. G. ". Stick
ney. assured Mr.. Sturtevant that this bank
ioses nothing By the failures. Mr.. Stickney
is the actuary OF the Fveedmcn's Savings
and Trust Company. located at the prin.
eipal office in Washington. District of Co.
iunb;a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
From SllreyepOrf.

We have received the following dispatch
from Hon. c. w. keeting:
SHREVEPORT. September -, 1873.
ED;TOR REPUBLICAN,:
William McKenna. postmaster. is quite
Ill: Smith and Durant. postotiice clerks. are
dead: Hon. Samuel Peters. member of Con.
gress. Z. w. Durant. parish recorder. and
c. Q. Phelps. city recorder. are down with
yellow fever; n. B. Holloway. clerk of the
court, is dead: Hon. William Harper is
better. G w. KEETING,
Actin. Postmaster,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
.liGrtuarYA

The reports Of the Board Of Health indi.
cate :ha. the city IS more than usually
healthy for this season Of the year. For
the week ending six O'Clock ON Sunday
nigh, only !l9 Death, were reported. ma.
terra! reduction Of the number the week
pre recediug. and considerably less than In
several weeks during the winter and spring.
Doctors. who 90 not Away. agree. unite in
the opinion that yellow fever is dying put.
L. Is predicted :ha: by the middle Of Octo-
bey :he:c Will not be a single case left.
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LOST,


T OsT.-THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUTIONED
IL not to negotiate for the following described
notes, drawn by the undersi gned, TO the order Oh
Messrs. II. B. Clafin Co. and that any !ndoTse.
ment thereon purportipg to bs that Of H. B. Cl.fia
q Co. is forged, viz
nine months + 4422 81
Note dated New Orleans April l6 1873, at
twelve months one wear. ............ s0U3 y.
Note dated New Orleans, April l6. 1873 az
eighteen months. hs......................- &t's -
twenty. four months or two years. 1853 %
We will allow liberal reward 10 any one UI1; g.
ing the above notes.
BLAyCAND joRDA & GO.
se13 lot Nos, ~ and 40 Decatur street.
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WASHINGTON. W

Secretary of the District.
WASHINGTON, September 22-Riohard
Harrington has been appointed secretary of
this district, vice Stanton, resigned.
DfscOuraGing.
Private dispatches from shreveport are
discouraging.
Dead.
Pastor Hutter, Of st. Matthews Lutberap
Church, of PHILADELPHIA. is dead. He Was
slxty-one years of age.
A Collision at Sea.
An American steamer at Newfourdle,d
reports having collided with fishing vessel.
Three OF fifteen of the crew of the latter
were saved.
Betting on Brown.
Betting is two and three to one or Brown
for to-morrow's boat race at Halifax.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
ENGLAND.
Spanish Steamer Seized,


LONDON, September 22-The Spanish
steamer Murillo, which ran down the emf
grant ship NOrthtieet, having arrived today
at Dover, has been detained there by orders
from the admiralty.
An Editor Fined.
Chief Justice Cockburn has fined the eGi :
OF the Cheltenham Chronicle $3.50 for pub
fishing criticisms on the trial OF the Itch
borne claimant, and with imprisonment if
the ofense is repeated
Election mt Dover.
An election to I'LL vacancy in the House
of Commons is in progress in Dover
There has been much excitement during
the canvass and trouble was apprehended
on the day of election, but thus far there
has been no disturbance. Both Of the caodi-
dates are confident of success.
Barrett, Conservative. has been returned
to Parliament from Dover.
A Riot Between Irishmen and the Police
A desperate conflict took place in Bury
st. Edmonds yesterday between several
lrlshmen and body of policemen. The
officers were compelled to use their clubs
vigorously, and did not succeed in dispensing
the rioters until many OF them had received
severe injuries. There is great excitement
in town, and renewal of the distur rbances
is feared. While the rioting was in pro-
gress several houses were attacked by the
mob.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23

Nova Scotia papers stare thai the los. of
SO many colliers in the late storm, together
with the damage to Cape Breton and Nova
Scotia coal wharves, will cause an advance
in the price of coal. 1t also reproduces a
rumor that several of the largest coal
companies in Cape Breton vii soon anal
gamate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
DISASTERS.
Heavy StOrms-I.iyes Iost.

Heavy StOrms-Lives Lost.
TALLAHASSEE, September pa heavy
storm occurred on Friday Three or four
lives were lost, as also much property. The
roads are blocked by the fallen trees.
Masonic Hall Burned.
NEWTON, N. j., September 22.-The Ma
sonic Hall and library, with several adioin-
ing houses, burned to-day. Loss $850,OOO.
Premature Explosion.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, September 22.-Four
nen We're seriously injured by the prema-
ture explosion of blast on the Boston and
Albany railroad at Chester yesterday. 1t
is thought that one of them, Patrick Got
ely, can not recover.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23

The Decatur, Illinois. Republican an.
nounces the death, at tina, place. On the
seventeenth instant, of Augustus Fitzger-
aid, after brief illnesa of forty-eight
hours, aged about thirty-two years. For
particulars friends may .ddres. BENJAMIN
4, DOdson. Decatur. IlIinp.-
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NEW YORK.
OpeninR Of n New HafeI.

Opening Of n New Hotel,
NEW YORK. September GA new hotel
called the Windsor, one OF the largest in
the city, located on Fifth avenue, opens to
the public tomorrow evening.
Marine.
Arrived-Republic, City of Galveston,
Georgia, Egypt, Isnailia from London, and
Western Metropolis. Arrived out-Liberia,
Euphrasia.
Found Dead.
James Martin, of Bloomfield New jersey,
was found dead in Jersey City. He had a
large amount of money on him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
FOR RENT.

LHOR RENT-A DESIRABLY LOCATED Two.
Il story brick dwelling, situated on the west side
of Prytan!a street. between Josephine and st. An
drew streets, No 2G1. Contains hall. two paiior-
dnin z room. pantriee, kitchen. coal and wash
houses, with serrants' rooms separate from the
main building, six large and airy bed rooms, with
openings at the sides, room for bath, and gas
throughout, large yard. alev-way TO the front.
well and cistern. iron railing, and paved in the
irOnt OF the yard. Possession given the first -:
October, and for further particulars apply to
Z. CONERY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
EARM TO RENT FOR LESs THAN

Il THE TAXtS.-A small farm in the Sixth Dis.
tTct, convenient to all the city markets, consist.
ing OF ahout eight squares of ground, under
picket fence, fronting Nashville avenue and
State street Immediately adjoining the property
of j. A. Peal, Esq. having large orchard cf plum,
orange, hg trees, scuppernong vines etc, of choice
qualities. III full bearing and which, with proper
atteI ton, could be made very productive; being
only thirty minutes distance from Canal street by
the Carrollton cars Possession immediate: terms
easy. Apply TO 4. +. LAYILLEBECVRE. No. Is
Union street; or TO No. l43 St. Ann street, between
and 10 A. VI. If desired, much more ground
can be added 10 the above. all7 In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COJTRT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1928.

IN THE MATTER OF ELIZABETH B. INNS, CATH
and Alexander Innis soha h INNS, Cornelius Innit
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VOLUME Vino. l42.
ADJUSTMENTS,
A CADEMY OF NUSIC.
Monday, September %. 1873.
OPENING OF THE DRAMATIC SEASON

OPENING OF THE DRAMATIC SEASON
with
THE LARGEST AND MOST TALENTED C0MPAS:
Ever presented 70 the Ne " C.ls ans p.b1c.
.he initial performance viii f:osen: .Ae dashia:
and pretty proteaI. actress.
MISS ALICE! HARRISON.
In the popular Freside Compa.o,. 81 story.
dramatized for her by T. u. McIoLongh.
Esq entitled
THE BOY DETECTIVE.
Mss HARRISON appearing as-e
Butts. the Boy Detective;
Jack Halyard, Sailor. with Hernn.pss
Piggy Stubbs a Newsboy. with She Thfeaim.H
Song, Ten Thousand Miles Away"
Hans Won Grublegate. with song and daEce:
Old Jacob Buttersea, Hudson b0atman.
Mother Cronin No. 2;
Supported by the full strength OF the .omraic.
THURSDAY, September rs. will be presented She
dramatic drama, IL i've acts. entitled
FANCHoS, THE CRICKET.
Family Matinee, SATURDAY NOON. seN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES Nor,cp
OF his appointment as assignee of the estates
OF Ehzabeth b. lnnis. Catherine A. E. Inuis Jobn
INNS; Cornelius lnnis and Alexander Innis Of
hapides parish, State of Louisiana, sdiudeed
oankrupfs upon their own petition
ses 10 ~ E. E. NORTON. Assignee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
BANKS AND BANKING.


I'EUTONlA NATIONAL BANK
l. OFFNEW ORLEANS.
J. R. W1LDERMANN. President
JOHN Ii. BRIGHT, Vice President,
John II. BRIGHT. LOUIS REDER,
p. kLOPNAN, EMANUEL FORCHbIMER
q L. L. MAYER. RUDOLPH SIEG.
WILLIAM MEHLE, CHARLES WEISHAAR.
CHARLES POTTHOFF. Ed j. WURZBURGER,
ERNEST PRAGST. j. R. WILDERMANN
sel} i'm j. NJ WAGNER, Cashier.
EIiOtAL-...... .REMOk Al.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Incorporated in 1855.
This Institution has been removed 20 She new
Banking House, No 1856 Canal street.
INTEREST PAID on DEPOSITS
SAN JONES, JR.. Treasurer.
l. F. GENERES President.
DIRECTORS:
Or " Newton Mercer. L. F. Generes
.'avld Crquhart. Georges Jonas.
j. u. Gaines, T. A. adams.
Carl Kohn, Thomas A1en Clarke,
thrstian Schneider. Charles j. Leeds,
Samuel Jamisoa. ,e5 F.SuTuiu,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23

FTHHE FREEDMEN, SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY,
\ NATIONAL SAVINGS BANH.
Chartered by the United States March 1853.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH
No. 1S2 Canal street. Corner OF DryadeA.
Bank hours from 9 A. ..oaPM
Open Saturday Nights 10 receive deposits from
Six to Eight O'Clock.
Six per Cent Interest Allowed,
C. D. STURTEvANT, Cashier.
te23 1v HENRY BACAS. Assistant Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.


NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY
~ to the State National Bank, in due time, for a
new certificate, in place of certificate of stock No
:t8, dated December 26 1865 for thirteen shares of
ESQ each. since reduced to ST.. each. which has
been lost by her.
WIDOW DESIREE QUART.
New Orleans, August T. 1873.
aul2 IA 2l 30 sea IL % 30*
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23

pELICAN EXCHANGE,
CORNER PERDIDc AND ST. CHARLES STREETS.
Choice WINES, LIQUORS and WESTERN LAGER
always on hand.
HOT LrNCH from 10 A. A. .o1p NJ daily.
aH5l 3m -dti>'- L,AhDNnh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
Feeling of Relief.

The feeling among all classes ;s one o;
great relief. There are no runs on any OF
the national or State banks. and the crowds
on Wall street are mainly curious .pecta.
tors. There IS considerable inquiry for
stocks on the streets. investors with green.
backs seeking purchases. but the prohibi.
ton OF the Stool. Exchange prec!udes trans.
actions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23
NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING
ALEXANDRIA LINE OF UNITED STATE. MAI,
COACHES

OvHCoTu Ooach VIII leave Ked Ri'er rantine
Louisiana, EVERY SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY an5
FRIDAY, at P. NJ, on the arrival of the nackats
KATIE, FRANK PARG0UD and NATCHEz tror
View Orleans, for Simsport MoreauviIle, Mansura
Aarksville, Evergreen. Cheneyvile, Lecompt. ar
s1ving at Alexandria at : A. NJ. next morning. max
ing close connection with stages for Natelntoches
louisiana San Augustine and Nacogdoches. Texas
me mah leaves Red River Landing DAILY for
the above places
apr ON u pprrpSoy p,u;.
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What the Express Saws.

The cypress says: after all but one bank
has suspended and two trust companies.
The banks both here and in Washington, as it
turns out, were worse scared than hurt, and
indeed half the panic has been a scare. 1t
is understood that the loan COMMITTEE Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-23

fcCNTINCED ON FOURTg pA4G,1
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THE LARGEST AND MOST TALENTED COMPAN:
Ever presented 10 the New C.lsans p!.b-c.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-25

whole silver region, and not a
rough on the coast but knew
Dutchy."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-25
LOST.

LOST.
r OST-A CERTIFICATE OF DEFoSll
with Paxton Il Co. No. 1858, IN iaNor
Of John NOrthcOtt, for sloO. dateu re re ','-
tioned against negotiating for it, as the
navment ,, of the same has been stopped
ap'5-2w
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"Dutchy," the Desperate.

This notorious character, as stat
ed in our telegraph columns a few
mornings ago, was shot down in
Sehelburn. A private letter from
Hamilton gives these fuather par
tculars:
,"E. b. Needham, formerly of
ehermantown, at present residing
10 bchelburn, walked into Duren's
store, at Schelburn, and deliber-
Stely shot John l.. Ludwig, alias
wutchy, killing him on the spot.
what the particulars connected
with the homicide are, cannot at
present learn"
II is probable that Dutchy"
nad lndulged common maitland
threatened the life of Needham,
VINO is a peaceful and respected
cltzen, and that the latter did not
want to take even chances with
me desperado. What a book could
oe written, OF the adventures of
rDutchy!" He acted. when in
liquor, like a raving wild man, and
Nv seemed to have q charmed
ss. We have heard of a score of
SSeSPerate encounters, in which he
Aiied his man, or escaped him
ssll As by a miracle. His body was
sarred with knife and bullet
POUNDS, and one ear was cut off.
~ 1.-the the lively times on Treasure
MI " Dutchy," Of course, came
.ith sith the flood. He made his en-
lance iHnce on horseback, with a full
menry rifle on his shoulder. Not
hy hMany cared to have trouble with
aa m. But he insulted Dan. Nor
gu repeatedly. and finally started
~ulaw on him; but Dan. saw the
bM;o.sement, Ii. and instantly turned
m.a me- revolver loose. and brought his
hSls-shot him in the jaw and
aaedsa-and aSs it was the general hope
Ia belief that this was an end Of
Su But not so-he was out in a
nv NV gays, with his head tied up,
Afte,n,.s S Ills Henry on his shoulder.
dserward d..eard he took part in several
busp buspstate affairs in White Pine,
hs',.1is us partner in Hamilton
Of fpsa b;s him to get of, on condition
snn. %rs soosring up. When sober,
msw' Dutchy could be very gentle
ifhy, ifha y, and even when in liquor.
noechose noasse but at times he seemed
ksS kSS1essed of a tiend, and not salts
hsS h without killing somebody. He
reai,!g generous impulses, and was
vhaS Nnd-hearted apparently
basnu Anu ne couldn help it. He has
~ every camp almost in the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-25
For Sale or to Rent.

TOR SALE OR TO RENT, A FINE
Dwelling house situated between
Buel and Spring streets. short distance
above the Episcopal Church. containing
four rooms, buttery. store-room, clothes
press, we'll and sink, all under cover, and
conveniently arranged. 1t will be sold
at cost, or two of the rooms will be
leased at reasonable rates to suitable
tenant. Apply to o,,,
m26tf FRANK UNDERCOVER.