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The daily gazette., 1874-08-26
From the Philadelphia. All-Day-City- y-ltem'
Republican.
The U'u7. of Races.

Civil Rights is the only cure for the
trouble in the South. -,
We perceive that a war OF races n ha1
broken out in Kentucky, mt u pl;lce, called
Lancaster, in Gerrard county The ne
groes were, as usual, the agressors, since
some five or six of them were killed, and
there is no report of any casualties with
the men upon whom they warred.
The only new feature OF the case Is
that the United States troops lnteriere''
and attempted to restore peace, and that
the peacemakers, as is the rule, were al
terwards attacked by both comb batantS.
The South is pretty certain to receive
the attention of Congress next winter
and to be the subject of legislation.
That is the tone of the Radical party
1t must be beaten il white man is tt
be secured in his rights i'll any OF The
States South of Mason's and Dixon
Line.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26
The Old Jvo,4d's Ners.

Bancroft Dayis has Ind long interview
with Bismarck.
Tho Prince and Princess Imperial OF Ger
many have returned TO Berlin.
The consciip.ion Is being carried on
Throughout Spain without opposition.
The German government has fol nally
notified the powers that it will not Interfere
in the internal affairs OF Span.
The government Of Portugal has issued
an order directing Spanish Federalist refu
gees in that country 10 depart at once.
Carlist advices to Paris TO state that 2ou
Republican volunteers, who were marching
to the rrliel of Puycerda, were captured ly
the Royalisis.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26
WILMINGTON. DEL, Aug. &c. 1874.
Democratic State Convention.

The Democratic voters throughout the
State are hereby notified 10 meet in their
respective hundreds of each county due
notice thereof being givcn-for the pur-
pose of electing fifty-tive delegates from
each county to attend II State Conyen-
tion, to be held at DOVERon THURS
DAY, the 9th day OF AUGUST. 1874, ut
one o'clock, p. m., for tho purpose OF no.
minating candidates for the Offices OF
Governorand Representative inCongrcss,
and to take such other action in relation
to the approaching canvass ns shall be
deemed advisable.
BY order of the State Executive Com
mltcV.
JOHN P. COCHRAN, Chairman
August 9Th, 1874.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26
DARING ROBBERY IN BROOKLYN, n

DARING RoBBERy IN BROOKLYN, N.
Y.-While Mrs. Henry S. Raymond. wild
ow of the founder OF the New i 0rk
Times, was waiting for car on one OF
the principal streets in Brooklyn, New
York, on Monday, map, aged about -
wears. snatclied her pocket book, con-
tanning about $3.50, from her hand, and
ran swiftly down Gates avenue. Cap
tain +. ii. Mclaughlin, of the ninth pre-
cinct police, who was on the car, wilnes-
sed the outrage. pursued the fellow anu
secured his arrest.
A CHILD KILLED AT HIS BRo1 HER $
GRAvE-Mrs Townsend, of Jersey City,
went TO the city cemetery on Monday, TO
scatter flowers on the grave of her son,
boy who died few days ago. She was
accompanied by her son Henry, aged
| four years, who sat on a graves'0ne near
the new grave, while his mother planted
| the flowers. In moment she heard the
child scream, and turning round found
that the stone had fallen over on him.
, Before the stone could be removed he
was dead.
| According to the correspondent of the
| Boston Post, at recent masked ball at
Conway, Miss Mason from Taunton wore
an elegant dress of some blue striped dia-
phanous material. Now if the CORE
spondent OF the Boston Post understands
what "diaphanous' means and uses the
word adyisedly, things at Conway are at
very loose ends indeed.
A gentleman who was on a journey
became deeply engaged in thought, when
q woman approached him and said, Sir,
can 1 open that window" He slowly
drawled out, 81 suppose You can, ii you
bring your whole mind to it." She
| quickly retorted, "None of your pala-
yer. sir, for | am darned sick 10 my sto
mach"
A Portland letter says "Portlanders
have an affection for root beer We saw
groups of young girls awaiting turn al
street corners, where the vendors of the
liquid locate. We summoned courage,
purchased, drank, aud SUNK away with
pain in our mdiles, and woe and mis-
cry in our eyes.
4 he NOri, of Brussels, says it would bf
! a bad precedent for Russia to recognize {
government founded Oh coap d'etot, ,ant
wholly without legal sanction. WheI
Marshal Serrano's government complete
+ ly fullls the conditions of established
power, Russia will hasten to recognize it
A benevolent physician of 1,aporte
county, indiana, gave Fourth OF Jul.
pic-nic TO seven hundred children, no
: even such delicaces as cake, s.rawber
ries and ice cream being omitted. He 20
: back his outlay in COLES, however. befor
the week was over.
THE ONLY REAL WITNESS -Moulto
t is ihe only real witness in the case, an
ii t." has now told us exactly what was th
t pt,.nc,' with which Mr.. Beecher wa
q cuatget. and to which he referred in h
l. l. tiers it was adultery.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26
NOTICES..
REGISTRY BUREAU.

0TICE.-The Registry Bureau will be
IN opened on MONDAY, July 18th. inst.
To avoid confusion and tho better to arrange
the work OF this Department, tho city mas
been divided into Sections, and tho time
appointed in which the citizens (property
holders) i'll each Section are respectfully re-
qnested to present their deeds with q correct
description Of their property ut this Once:
Secti0n lst extends from Market 10 Uhion'
and and from Front TO seventh Streets; from July
18th to 27th.
Section 2. extends from Market to Union
and from Seventh TO Thirteenth streets; IRON
July Y to August 10th.
Section 9. extends from Market TO- lnian'
and from Thirleenth to Grandywine; from hu-
gust 10th to 2lth.
Section A. extends from Market to Union
and from Front Street South to City Line
from August 2lth to September 18th.
Section 8. West of Market and North OF
brandywine: from September 9Th to 2st,
Ninth streets; from September 2lst to October
5th.
Section Z, East of Market street and from
Third to Ninth streets; from Oct. 9th to 18th
Section 5. Fast of Market street. and south
from Third to A streets; from Oct. l!ih to Nov
Seetion9, East of Market and South from
ST to City Line; from Nov. ID to 10th. >,
All Deeds, Cons eyanccs or Transfers of Rea
Estate made after July llth. 1874. must be en-
tered in this Office before they are sent tn New
Castle to be recorded.
copy ofthe Registry Law and blank torth
for the description of property will be furnish
ed on applcat tion at this oilce,
NJ. Z. CONW Eli.
Chief Engineer and Surveyor.
je,,-i Tenth and KING Streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26

SL1GHTIY MlxEp.-This is from the
French correspondent of the Arcadian
concerning the Brooklyn affair. Pulcinel-
10 says; The Beecher 1ilton. scandal is
interesting ard delighting in Europe.
The Journal de Marseiles calls it ~ AZ
faire Beecher. Stilton ct Victoria Wood
hull" Beechor, Stilton et Victoria Y ood-
hull are described as clergymen oi the
Anglican denomination, and wonderful
account is given of their adventures. II
would seem that these three persol.3 hav,
somehow or other beenled astray by Ma
dame Breeches-tow, who is stated on good
uthority to be the mother of Uhel'
| Tom" This remarkable connection, o
course explains everything.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26

..Tlis morning the Pacific Mail Steam
TGompany's new steamer City of Pc
snap Vspsll leave New York for two davs
KING %slNAesobiective point being Newport.
MP III ung ris in celebration of the compile
.. ne ol".ss as t'; magnificent vessel, and inl-
tion y, o4in ela pom her return she will sail.
nieut.'o i nv q rd its of Magellan to take her
w. o,' ,,non he line between California
PM pna tha va" Eas 1t. The company participating
anu .,' oae oxcn,1 1sion is altogether worthy OF
III N 'na s;o,3 being headed by President
m,,t .,,e and Governor Jewell, the to-be
nlat,s,astor General, and numbering a
,el ;ts lumber representatives of al
.hons isaat Industries of the nation.i Penn
i,so;anS .ilI q have reason to be proud to
y g.. o-day, for the first time in his
.hs, ..,,, - - onr country, q President of the
iq'y IT " yill be at sea on a steamship
,o.,,;1t ~ entirely Of American materials. b,
p%uno % fcan workmen, and floating til,
hnif an fican flag. Not the last persons /,
Afeciate this honor to the State will
apf fhe members of the great shipbuildinl
. IA of John Roach q Co builders Of th
r,ty of Peking, and to whose enterpris
and ability belongs a good share Of tn
fame acquired by our Delaware rs Tia
Clyde of the Western Continent. .---P.es,
The pride is in the steamship and no
in the President.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26
A MEDICINE CHEST IN MINIATURE.

Mishlcrs Herb Bilters il not a beverage;
but strictly Incidental preparation. more
thoroughly adapted 10 the wants OF the gene
raj public lhan any other in the market. I'M
like all other So called Renedies,itis is prepared
underline direct personal supervision Of nn
eminent Physician. y Il. liartman. NJ. D..
the senior proprietor is Il regular graduate OF
the Jefferson Medical College ul philadelphla
and u prlcticing. physician OF large eXperi
ence and extensive practice. In such hands
the public may rest assured that Mlshlers
Herb Bitters is compounded in strict accord
ance with correct Pharmaceutical principles.
and that none but the choi :eat ingredients enter
into its composition .
Its immense sale alone is conclusive proof
that it possesses merit oi a high order Mer-
chants. bankers. clergymen, lawyers. clerks
and Others engaged III sedentnry occupations.
experience its wonderful elects IN relieying
tho depression caused by severe mental la
Dor; while the mechanic, farmer and laborcr
find their bodily yigor restored like magic By
its use.
| RRHGA, CRAMPS, ,CoIICs and kindred disorders,
caused by eating unripe fruits. impr'ldent in
diligence in cold drn ks. ETC.. are prevalent.
certain. speedy and eiiectnal remedy Will
The depressing feeling ot 1anguor or Debili-
| ty, incident to the heated term" is at once
| removed. the energies restored. and new life
and yigor impaired to the Frustrated system.
by its use,
| lN DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT and Ar
| FECTIoNs OF THE KIDNEYS it invariably works
| like II charm. 1t ~ not n drastic purge nor
] heady stimulant. violent in its operations: but
. it is simply natural remedy. thoroughly
adapted to assist nature 1t supplies tone t0
I the stomach. reinvigorates the digestive or
| gans stimulates the secretions.nnd promoting
Il regular action of the bowels enables every
organ of the body to perform its allotted WORK
regularly and without interruption.
| 1t is the unerring certainty OF Desired re
| suits attendant ON its use. coupled with the
fact that it is prepared by physician Of emi
nence in his profession. that has rendered
Misher's Herb Bitters s0popular, and as iami
liar as II household w0rd.--THorsAaps Oh
MoTmEgs all over tho land have found it t.
be the safest and best remedy for use in theii
families; they not only give it with perfect
| safety To even the youngest child, but wheI
usedwth cauton find it the safest means o
: ensiiting their orn health and freedom from
the weary aches and pains incident to the
sex. Perfectly harmless. il is just the remed.
needed by them to enable Nature to perform
= her functions nnfardtfD reantarlg and ,0ith0n
inconvenience. No LApy SHOULD BR WITn0u
III iishe wonld posses the clear. blooming Gem
pl.xiun and cheerful spirits inseparable iron
sound health. 1T is sold by all Druggists AM
General Dealers. is neatly put up insquar
= Glass Bottles. enclosed in IL yellow wrapper
II is not sold On Draught being strictly a me
| dtciadf I,fe)drnfioa. and as such IL endorse
by many OF the most eminent physicians Of ID
country,
aug5 cod I'm. 2d&adp.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26
Democratic County Contention.

The Delegates elect of the different
Hundreds of New Castle county are
hereby notified to attend Convention
to be held at the COURT HOUSE, in
the TOWN OF NEW CASTLE, on SAT
URDAY, the 5th day of SEPTEMBER
NEXT, 1874, at o'clock, p. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating Representatives
to the Legislature and Levy Court, and
to take such other action in relation to
the approaching canvass AS shall be
deemed advisable.
JOHN T. COCHRAN, Chairman.
Au0ust 26th, 1874.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26
Mischief in The Air,

We cannot analyze the AERIAL poisons that
produce epidemic and endemic diseases: but
the valuable discoveries which have been
made in vegetable pharmacy enable Us To
eounteract their maliic influence. The mos,
powerful known antdote to every species Of
malaria is IIostetter's Stomach Bitters,a pure
botanical medcpe in which the finest an
tisenties. toncs. alternatives and stinulants
OF the vegetable kingdom are skiliully and
effectively combined. AT seasons oi the year
miasma, and whenever the specific virus dl
any infectious diseaseis supposed to be present
in the air. this famous corrective should be
taken regularly as n protective. All who
choose to observe this precautiou may bidde
| fance TO intermittent and remittent ieyers
| and in fact to all disorders generated by fou
eXhalations or impure water. auglUto2i
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26

ANOTHER FATAL CASE OF HYDEorlIo-
BIA, in which it is plain that imagination
had nothing to do with its development,
has Just occurred at Hyde Park, Penna.
Maggie Jones, u girl OF four years, was
bitten by large Newfoundland dog with
which she was playing, early in June,
and died in all the horrors Of a hydro
phobia death August 18th. The Scran-
the fifth c.lse of hydrophobia which has
occurred in and around this city III less
than two years, and yet there ia not even
| the slightest restriction put upon tht
| liberties of thousands of worthless, ugly
ours that infest the streets, lanes an'
alleys Of Scranton
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26

SALE OF CIRCUS ErfECTs AT PUBLIC
AUCTION Rice's Paris ParIion ln-
der the Han,ner.--'The Paris Pavilion
Circus of Dan Rice was sold at auction
in Baltimore yesterday morning, at Nos.
Il8 and 126 North Howard street, the
property having been on storage there
since November, 1871, when the grand
aggregation" came to g.'ief, after four
weeks of brilliant gaslight exhibition,
with rich furniture, carpets, hanglngd
and disastrous financial results, on Gar
den street, now Linden avenue, mean
Biddle street. The Paris Pavilion was
one Of the greatest circus efforts of thu
life of Dan Rice, and it was brought
from France at cost, it is said, of about
$4,000, by him, and the material sold fol
less than 81 800 at auction yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26
assessment Of city Property.

There has been great and constant
complaint about the assessment of real
estate in this city. 1t is charged, and
with good cause, that there has been
unfairness observed in the valuation of
property. In the first place, by some, i'll
the Assessors; but the main charges rest
against the Board Of Revision. The As
SCISSORS assert that this body alter and fix
mp their returns to suit the IDEAS they
may have of the worth of property while
they have never examined it.
We hope this matter may be remedied
and the property fairly assessed at as
near its true relative value as it is possi-
BILE to approximate. Az present it Is
known that many properties are rated
very far above what they should be il
their rental value is considered, while
others are rated much lower. II is de-
sire that all will unite in who are in favol
Of fair and impartial assessments that
men shall be chosen rs Assessors who
will honestly labor to place the most just
and equitable value upon property. Ane
in the selection of candidates the Demo
Gratis have endeavored to secure sucl
men. The election therefore of Mr.. Il.
BOWEN in the Northern District and Nh
EDw. FARMAR in the Southern Distric
is an important matter. They are hon
est, faithful citizens, who are well quail
fed to discharge the duty to which W
have alluded. We hope that every Dem
ocrat and every voter opposed to the Rim
will exert himself to secure the electio
- nf thesp ppntlemen
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26

The Baltimore american says: I'VE
do not know whether or not the Presi-
dent desires IL third term. but it is very
evident that he cannot get the nomina-
tion from the Republican party" If
that be SO. certainly no other party in
the country can be found corrupt enough
to entertain his name in q convention
for the position in which he has shown
40 competent fitness for the great duties
thereof. nor in the discharge Of the mi.
nor duties Of that dignity and honor be.
coming n great and powerful govern
ment
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26

A Delaware girl puts ON great airs be-
cause she has been the cause of five sui
cides among the young men in her neigh
borhood. Exchange.
There is no such girl in Delaware. And
the whole female portion of the PENN
aular State pronounce the assertion u
SANDER; while all the young males are
equally indignant.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26

The Republican party Of Wilmington
claim all the negro voters, without
whose aid the Ring could not elect Il
single city candidate, and yet they give
the negroes no place on any of their
tickets. This is equality with ven.
veance. 1t is their policy though.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26

An Irshman found a government blanket
recently, and rolling 1t up, put 1t under hls
ann and walked off. saying; "ils, that :
moine-U. for Patrick and 5. for McCaity
be me sowl but this learnin' Is folnc thing
as me fsyther would say :; ior 1t | hadnh
any ediealion ! wouldn't have been attic
findin' me blanket. -Daa6my Nees
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26

The London correspondent OF the Liy-
erpool Daily Post mentions a rumor that
NJ, pisrae' will soon receive 3 peerage
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26

The Democratic County Convention
has been called by the Chairman of the
County Meeting to convene on the 5th
of September.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26

NV son, now that the boys have won
at Saratoga and thereby shown the men
tai superiority OF the college faculty,
would like 10 send you to Columbia, hni
it's too near Brooklyn. too near Brook
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26

WATER DEPARTNFNT. CHiEF EsGiHRER's
OFFICE, No. II WMARHEr STREET.
Wilmington. Del Aug. %. lS'l,)
PROPOSALS kOk BUILDING Cll.,
Il VERT Sealed Proposals will be received
ut this Ctiee until =. NJ. Saturday next.
Aug 2alh, for building II stone cuiverl across
the bed of jackson street, north OF Tenth
street. Plans and specifications can be seen
and examined ON application on the ground
after to day.
The right il reserved TO reject any and all
bids. 4. II. uAlLAHuER.
aug2G-it th,ei Engineer.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26
DRoPosED AMENDMEN" 4. ~"E

DROPOsED AMENDMEN y II
i CON SUTTON OF THE sl"fE'' -. IA
AN ACT proposing an Amendf 70 no Cor.
siitufi0n for the purpose Of tmt Oh ring !he
Legislature to enact q Gen0 q! Mto'p'rotto"
Lao.
SECTION |. Be it enacted - the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State ot
Delaware in General Assembly met. ttw9
thirds of each house deeming it. necessary ana
coDcurring therein. and by ana WIN tno up
amendment be and the same is hereby pro-
posed to tho seventeenth section t. me sec
ond article of the Constitution of this state,
to wit adding to the sad ,be feH,Sn ravisions ons
aforesaid: The Legislature shall have power
to enact general incorro,ntlon act, 10 tIo- t1o
vide incorporation for religious. charltao,e,
literary and manufacturing purposes, ior thc
preservation of animal and vegetable iond
building and loan associations, and for dram
ing low lands and no attempt shhii De ihaue
in such net oi otherwise to limit or 1ualiiy
the power of revocation reserved To the heR'S
Llture in this section. ,,,
SECTION 2. AND be il Goiber cnnci"d, Thht
| the Secretary oi state be and ho " hciobS
directed. after the Guveruor shall 'iavn APP
| proved of the ubovo proposed amendment
| and this net, duly to publ ish the above pro
posed amendment and thI" act ~ a"o VI
more newspapers in tins state 'or Tue r"h
sidera.ion of the people ol TINS state. at least
| three and not more than six months bctni o
the next general election Tor Senators anu
| Repres en;itives i'll this State
| Passed al Doprr. .ip'tf3 3. 1873.
| A. V. LESLEY.
| Speaker Of the Senate.
| JOSEPH BlTRCHENAb,
| Sneaker Of the House of kepresenmi'Nes
| STATE oF DELAWARE,
Executive Department.
| June ID, lSi.I
This Act was passed by and with the a;'pr"'
| baton of the Governor
| And l. JAMES PONDER, Governor oi tht
State oi Delaware do hereby express NY ar'
| proyal ot ,nii anne cndment ~ lroi oSod IN sand
act.
E.r.,N\ Witness NV hand and the Urea
| ,,.r.- Seal vi said state, the day .lId SHl
gy the Governor. JAMES PONDER.
JOHN II. PAINTER.
Secretary OF state.
| STATE on DELAWARE, |
| Executive Department
| /, JoHN II. PAYNTER, Secretary OF state
the State OF Delaware do hereby certify TIM
the above and foregoing il truo copy OF ih
act entitled An act proposing an amendlneh
to 'the Constitution Tor the purpose OF empow
| ering the Legislature to eAact general lncor
poratiou Law" passed at Dover April I'd
1873. together with the Governors approVa
of the said proposed amendment the gam
having been compared by me with the oiie,na
roll now on file in this Department.
| In witness whereof | have here
(cu,I unto set my hand and affixed IN
| --I joihcal seal Mt Dover this sixteenth
" N>day OF June. in the year OF our Lor
| one thousand eight hundred and seventy tom
JOHN II. PAINTER,
| irnrte Secretary of State
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A WEST TwENTy,GEcuND STREET FIR moor
= frptn - IN aycnn@ Hand One SUIT OF Rooms 10 lrs
vi Roqrd separately or together. go l1rra Room
snrlc &c tiemfn; family small; summer prices; refer
ences exchanged.
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dc TO SO PEI wEEE-HALt. RouN An THIRD
sDO iorv squfra Room Fourth = o., SIP
for TWO with first class table in No ia ana IS Waiver
lev place.
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ErH AVENUE. 307.-PARTTr LOOKING FOR rotRD
~ and pleasant Rooms, viii hone coiutcrts the
summer can b acrommo IL ei Mt the above aidre !;
references EXCHANGED. .
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= TO 81 PER WEEK : HANDSoM rLY rURSIcfFD
g') Roo - with P0lr 2; story high sto W h'W
AZ modern improvements; first e'ass neishbnrhooL
A6 West Nlnet enh str
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ErH AND SIXTH AVE UE PA RITE RE fAtyING
- in town wi ntng largo, cool Zoo - at ttelcrate
chsrres wi cool 'ari wlll nease cai highest refer.
ences given. ls We Fl tpshh street
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SrH vFNU NEtR TUfgry-r0rBTH ~TRFEr-
~ eganr suits iHmifics clubs. with Boat Z
desired. address ", r. T., Herald Uptown Bra n Office
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SfH AVENUE. OPP )Sfr5 MArI on soUsRr-k
~ heani'u front Pa er aN} Ia ireon 10 rent with or
vi hogt Board Inquire at No. 20e Filth ayenue.
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ErH Az NEE. 10, "a gARLY oPPo lie DEL
- mOnfe"'s, and sonelv furnished Rooms, in suits
single, with o wi hunt Board; references.
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q l. ylNGSrOS PLACE. CORNER STHTE"N@ II
- eef. tuvresant Nuare.-Two or thrce Il ops tut
Disre or unurni he 10 let a French private ami "
with without Board
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lATii SIR EFT a ST, EElWEEN FIFTH AND
~ sixth a cngi s.-i'anGsctfc3v furlishri Rnons,
with without Board al med ccns ences: prices
moferatc
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. PERRY STRHEf NEAR GREENWICH AVE.
- npc.-rlandsomely furnished Ro JI.s 10 let with
Poari frw dav b1ardcrs can tie accommodated.
Please call an examine
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- LARGE FURNISHED FRONT Rooms TO LET
- with without Board all woiern tmnrove hts
10 hon.e with sner; 'ainiiv sma ard roupoSed q
adns l3d East Thirty first street near Lexington Y.
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TTH W. n.-HtII. BEDROOM: BOARD IN PR.
I ya'e family references. q Montgomery street.