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for skin diseases, Vinegar Bitters are
one OF the best remedies" says the advertise
ment. Those who have forskin diseases, will
take notice.
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II An Ohio paper records thai Orlando Whit.
taker has had his hand crushed in q skiv;ng ma.
enine' What do they get their bands ms,b.d
in them, tool
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y The Force Bill about which so much has
been said, did not relate to Bills who try TO force
women.
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- - ne" verse writer signs her name
opAta'a EorTAnd.s Well, If you're willing,
~ soon fee' Son forward - any other wsy,
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WAN NTED!

LOT OF DOGS. assorted: Bird Dogs preferred
"A Any person having good. likely Dogs noted for
speed sagacy honesty scent &c. will please
Immediately with EMERSON & SPACLDING Dealers
in Fancy aud Fine Digs. White Cloud Kansas stating
age color Kind size price, &C. and any other inter
estipg particulars All communications must be made
within thirty days from this date.
EMERSON sPAULDING
White Cloud Kansas March L. lsIS-sw
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SheriH,s Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. lss
DJSiPHAS COUNTY,
In the Dstc Court for Doniphan County
Charles W. Noyes. PIsintH.
Ira G. Orton and
Julia Oston, DEFENDANTS
NOTICE Is hereby given that will the 18th day Of
~ March. A ID. ls75. nj the hour sf oenck r. NJ. of
said day. nt the north do af the Court HoaS h the City
Of Troy. In Donphzn Cuny. state sf kansas orr for
salr at public auction fur cash. the frwing de-cbed
real estate To wit: Lots thirteen tl5 fnureen ~ and
htteen ti5 in Bck thirty three t in the ety nj white
Cloud Doniphsn County, State Of Kansas Taken the
property of Ira G. ortop snd Julia Orton and red for
sale 10 the highest bidd- for cash satisfy certain dg
ment and casts Of rrcn In the District Court for n
iphan County. in the Statr "f Kansas in which Charles W
Noyes Is plaintiff and Ira c. and Julia Orton
defendants.
Given under my hand thi. sd day Of February. A. D.
THOMAS j. vANDRRSLICE.
Sheriff Of Doniphan C6unty.
February .. is15-5w. Prs fee. fl0
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Final Settlement.

Two Creditors and all others interested I'm the Estate Of
Rufus 8 sayward. deceased: Take notice. that the
1ndersgned Administrator of said Estate intends on the
INST Monday Of April 1ss In the Probate Coart Of Don
en.n County Kansas 10 make final ssttenesf O. SAID
Administrator Of the Estate Of r. 8. Ssyward, decd
February IS is75-5w Printers fee 500.
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In Harrisburg, Pa, ON the anniversary ofwash.
ingtcnls birth day, Confederate dag waved al
day from the flag staff of the Efeuger House.
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Democrats anxious for another war wish for =
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IL il intimatsd that some of Tilton's counsel
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Read out of the Purtu.

The Washington Republican, the organ
OF the Grant party in the District Of
Columbia, reads Messrs. Phelps, of N. ]
aud Foster, of Ohio who were on the Lou.
isiana subcommittee and signed the re-.
port,out of this party. These gentlemen 6
last otfense was voting with the Demo-
Gratis on Monday, against taking up the
civil Nights Bill. Honest men begin to
hnd the Radical party hard master
and the consequence is many of them re.
fuse to sacrifice all of character that is
worth preserving, and are. abandoning it
In short time at this rate the machine
will be run entirely by Grant and his fel-
lows.
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Girim0 Grant an Ar,nv.

1t ia rumored in the newspaper, and
comes very well authenticated, that the
Radicals in Congress have determined to
vote two years appropriation for the
army; and thus put it out of the power
of che Democrats to reduce the army
and economize the expenses before the
next Presidential election. In other
words they intend to provide Grant
with the means Of provisioning and
maintaining an army to override the
civil power in the States, and to threaten
Congress should It see proper to differ
with the Cabinet and the Senate
This, If consummated, will be blow
aimed directly at the people; since the
members Of the Lower House of Congress
are newly elected and represent their
will
Such a thing was never done before
and it should not be done now.
If the President fears to hold his
position without an army provisioned
for two years he ought to take tho
advice Of the New York Herald and
~~~-N-
resign and go to Europe. Why does he
fear to trust himself in the hands of the
people, or why do the Radicals fear to
have their work looked into? Has Gen.
Grant not got the Senate on his side,
and has he not filled the Supreme Court
with men whom he expects &c do his
bidding2
Why then does the Radical Congress
not let the peoples Representatives il
the next House manage the Govern
ment? They were elected to do the
very work that the present Congress
proposes to take out of their hands. If
the Democrats can save ten or fifteen
millions of dollars by reducing the army
and allowing the Southern States to
manage their own affairs, what right has
the Radical party 10 undertake to pre-.
vent this action? .....
If it is competent for the Radical
Congress to do this, 1T can vote two
years appropriation to the Navy and
all other Departments Of the Govern
ment, and thus make the Executive
Department wholly independent of
Congress. ...
This thing ought not to be allowed to
be done. 1t is going beyond all prece-
dent. 1t could not be demanded of the
British Parliament without giving rise
at once to suspicious that would awaken
the rsost direct denunciations; and it
should not be made precedent in this
country if we hope to preserve the free
dom of the ballot and not be subjected
to the will of petty tyrants protected
by the Presidents bayonets.
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AFTERNOON sgssfON

AFTERNooE SESSION.
The House rc-assembled at 3p. IN
MIR. Wilds, bin to preserve the puri.
~ OF the ballot, on motion was reat
the second time and referred TO d
Special Committee, Messrs. Wilds, j.
| W. Phillips and Nowland. ~.
On motion of Mr.. Lambden, bill Il
change the place of holding elections
in Broad Greek Hundred, SUISSE,
county, was considered and passed.
Mr.. Frame presented q petition -ol
Sarah Atkins of Nanticoke Hundred,
Sussex county, for divorce from hei
husband. Head and referred 10 thu
Committee on Divorces. an .J
The Speaker and Mr.. Handy asked
and obtained leave of absence for one
day:
Bill to incorporate the Rehoboth
Hotel Company was amended and
passed.
Mr., Riddle offered the following
Resolrsd, that the Election COMMITTED
be directed to inquire into the pro.
priety of so amending the election
laws of State as to elect Inspectors,
Assessors and Road Commissioners at
the general election and thus dispense
with the Inspectors OF Little Elec.
ton" Laid over for consideration to-
morrow, on motion of Mr.. Fiddeman.
Adjourned
Mr.. Collins. from the Committee on
Revised Statutes, asked further tune to
consider the bill to establish the Court
OF Quarter Sessions for New Castle co.
He also reported adversely on the bill to
amend Chapter Sc, Revised Statutes; !;
also, with amendments, the bill to amend
Chapter Ill, Revised Sta. utes of 1859.
Made the special order for Monday next
at 8 p. m.
MIR. Nowland said this bill relates to
Sheriff's si.les, under the law now the
advertisement is to be il. the new sraper
OF the largest circulation in the state
and sl.0 square is paid. II is nov
proposed to publish il IN two pa prs in
the county whore tho pro perry l. located
and pay sl.25 square at the most.
Mr.. broadway said the price from
1852 to 1873 had been 81 q square.
Mr.. Nowland, from the Committee on
Fisheries, obtained further time to re-
port.
Mr.. Pyle gave notice Of a bill to in.
corporate the Delaware Board of Direc-
tors OF the Union Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Of Maine. as the Delaware
Agency Of said Company
On motion Of Mr.. Lambden, the bill
to enable Jacob G. Cannon to locate GER
tain vacant lands and complete his title
to the same, which was reported from
the Committee with amendments, was
considered and passed.
MIR. Nowland introduced bill TO
amend Chapter IL, Revised Code, as pub
lished in 1874 entitled "0e Coltactorg -
Read. -
Mr.. Nowlaad gave notice Of bill to
prescribe punishment in certain offences.
On motion of Mr.. Frame. the bill TO
exempt wages from execution attach
ment proceeds. was considered with the
Senate amendments; one amendment
was concurred in. and one not. Return
ed to the Senate for concurrence.
Adjourned.
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CONGRESS made very little progress
with business yesterday. In the Senate
Mr. Conkling occupied the floor until
the hour of adjournment in vain effort
to reply to the arguments of Mr.. Thur
mans speech the day before, and the
House continued in session all night.
calling the roll and voting on questions
OF adjournment. 1t has now been two
whole days and nights in continued
session.
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snERIFF'S SALE.

| ky virtue Of sundry writs Of Levari Facias
| - to me directed. will be exposed to Pub.
lie Sale
AT THE DEER PARK HOTEL.
kept By John Z. Lewis. in tho town of Newark
10 White Clay Creek Hundred. New Castle
| County, Delaware. on
FRIDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, l,75.
at o'clock. P. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, vz:
All that certain plantation or tfcet of lauj
situate IN Mill Creek Hundred. Ney Castle
county. and state aforesaid. bound ed and de-
scribed as follows. to wit:
Beginning at q stone ON The West side of
Peeho Creek. i've tenths OF perch from tho
middle OF said creek. thence running by land
OF Robert Taylor south 81 degrees west il0
William kirkwOod. thence the same course
S l0 perches, making the whole distance
"a perehes to tbe middle OF the road knogn
as the Newport road, thence thereby north 10
degrees west ~ perches to y stake in the road
known as the Christiana road on Drummon's
Hill. thence by the road leading to Milford
cross roads tho following courses and distan
ces. We: North 70 ~ degrees west 49, 2-lO per
Is degrees west " $40 perches north y6L de. ..
grees west Al 2.lO perches to the middle of
the bridge on Muddy Run. thence up said
run. its various meanderings. TO the mouth Of
Auh hho"h no hHLhnt = nun, thence
vp the same to corner of IL lot known as the
Island lot. thence thereby north 2O5I degrees
east six perches to Muddy Kun nforesaid
thence up said run, its various meanderipgs
70 stake fivo tenths of perch from O stone
or Landmark on the east side of said run. for-
meriy land OF Henry III l. now If James Lit
tle thence by the same from said stone south
6ol9 degrees. east 10 pCrches to a stake in lien
q stone called for. thence thereby north
10 n degrees east 10 Clio perches to u stone
near hickory tree corner Of land of Snni
uei Fell. thence thereby south 7IA degrees
east 81 perches to the middle OF road known
az the Christiana road as aforesaid thence
thereby north two and n quarter degrees, west
| aS-liq perehes to o stake, thence by lond of
Robert Rankin north IA degrees, east ID II
perehes to stone (taking in line II stone AN
or land mark on the cast side of said r0ad
the1ce thereby south 7gA degrees east SO 9. 10
Perches to q stake tnewiy setD thence there
by south 45l3 degrees. east 81 q 10 perches ia
stone. thence thereby north So degrees, east
" perches to stone on the west bank of said
feeho Creek, thence the same course to the
middle OF said creek. thence by the margin OF
SAID creek south 4214 degrees east 22 35-.0l
perehee TO the hrst mentioned stone, the pIaco
OF beginning. containing two hundred and
one acres. one rood and nine perches, tubioct |
TO the discount for the grave yard, which IL
to be excepted in tho deed, more or less,
Seized and taken in execution as the mn !
perty Of ThOmas Brooks. and Mary 4. his |
wife, and terre tenant aud tn bo sold by
-, WIN. II. LAMBSON. Sheriff
Sheriff . Office. New Castle,
January y. A. d 1875. jun23-2tawts
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Bowers Hoof Linimeut.

After 80 years OF practical experience with
horses, in staging, teauinS, &C, have learn
cd that more horses have been crippled by
inattention to the feet than all other diseases
combined. After many experiments have
rJlnd the true remedy to PREVENT the dis
''.o hi Inc hoof, or restore it after negligence,
.. nat nature intended L should be-iLf
.rfR supy0H Of The monte ANIMAL II the hoo is
l'amed and diseased, the animal ID compare
.,cly worthless. This Iin,ment will surely
prevent this worst OF all diseases, Contraction
Oorns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF the
Back Sinew generally called Knee Sprung,
&c, and restore those that have been crippled
by the want OF such remedy.
Hs-rry 1t, and it will never fail # properly
applied, VIZ
Battle the horses foot once week, or often
er II necessary. at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close to the hair
nj. q, BOYER,
Norristown, Pa
MIR, nj. G. BoYER-Dedr Sir: This is to Ger.
thy that have used your Liniment Ia my
stable for three months past, ON more than
one hundred horses, and find 1t the best pre-
parat1on have ever used on horses. IL Is far
better than you recommend 1t. Send me Ave
cases at once, by express. c. O. d.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1872 West slst street. New York City.
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ANOTHER REPORT NOT SATISFACTORY
1t now appears that the House Commit.
tee on Affairs in hrkansas are unabl. ia
make satisfactory report. The Chair.
man of the Committee, Mr.. Poland has
written report giving his own views in
opposition to the present State Govern.
ment, but the other members cannot
agree on this point.
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'CRUsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE

4 Il.
By virtue of an order orthe Chance,lor oC
The state Of Delaware. made the ThirteeDth
day OF October. A. ID. 1874. will be exuosed In
sale ut Public auction. on W.
SATURDAY,
JANUARY 30th. 1875, at o'clock. PM
At Parry's Hotel. in Brandywine uundred
New Castle County. Delaware. the follow in a
described lands and tenements 10 wit.
All that certain Mesuaga and piece and
parcel of land. situated in New Castle eonntv
and State of Delaware. and bounded nm do
scribed as follows. to wit; i" "e
beginning at corner black oak of th;,
and Amor drubb's land: thence with a line
thereof south iorty-six degrees and half
east; hity two perches and seven ten hs Ia
neorner of lillian Pierces land; thence win
three lines thereof. viz. north forty three de-.
g'ees east one hundret and nine perches,
ana north forty eight degrees west thirty
elght perches. and north torty-three degrees
east hity three perches to II corner stake in
the line OF Robert Pyle's land; thence with
the same north hiy-one degrees west thirteen
perches and Two tenths to u corner Of Amor
.Grnib'- land. thence with tho same sn',tb
forty three deerecs wet une-hrndred and
sixty one perches and one tenth 10 tho ,lace
OF beginning. containing forty acres of land
be the same more or less, being the nranart.
OF John Friel. VIM. Peters and Anna +
Peters, his wife. Charles W. Bowien ani
Terms al Sale.
n ryon +s dEo. H. BATES.
Auctioneer. janl4 ItjSItnt:
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SPAIN,

MADRID. Jan. 28.-The Royalisl
army in Navarro is advancing on the
Carlists and has already captured sever
al of their positions. Alfonso is pre-
sent.
HENDAYF, Jan. 28.-Don Carlos will
personally command the troops in the
battle which is impending to Illustrate
the efforts of the Alfonsists to relieve
Pampeluna. 3 -
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IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON.
rs virtue OF IN - er ui The Orphans' Cour,
pi he State OF Delaware. in and for New cas-
ne County. made the Eighth d'y OF Soptem
bsr, q Y" lTi Wit be expos 81 to SAFE b
SnS OF Publio Auction. ON TUESDAY, m,
9ih day "f FEBRUARY. A. b. 'Is15 at \
O'clock p. NJ. ut the Delaware House. No
5!JMsrketsireet. kept by Ge W. Ortlip.
he ioiloglng described lands and tnuemeo 4
being the kea; Estate OF Edward r. Strirk
land. deceased, to Wit;
A certain lot or parcel OF land situate In
the city OF Wilmington. New Castle C unity
and State Of Delaware. with dwell ing hons.
thereon erected. bounded snd Described M
follows. to wit:
BegibhiDg ut stale a = S6u,berly side
OF Third street, be'wcen Lombard and Pop
ar streets at the distance of Gfty-four feet
from the Westerly side of Lombard sareet
thence Southerly parallel with Lombard 81
eighty, eiRht feet. thence Westerly parnlleI
v ith Third street twenty ono feet 10 "A stake
thence Northefly and parallel with Lomba nj
street eighty eight feet to the Southetly side
OF Thlrd street and tn enCe Herewith EnsterlV
twehty-one feet to the place Of BeRipning
Attendance will be given and terms of sela
made known at the time and place aforesuiJ
by HENRY l.. HOPKINS,
Administrator, or by
GEORGE GRAY, E4q., his Attorney
Attest. Z. NJ. yANDgyRE
- Clerk Orphans Court
The above property is No 4l4 Fast Third
street
TH0s. NJ. OGLE. Auctioneer
jsnl3- eodt27Sd
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Decline I'm COaI

New YORK, Jan. 28.-The usual
monthly sale of Scranton coal took
place to-day. There was a large at
tendance, competition was brisk and
active, and the whole quantity-25,.
0OO tons-rapidly effected at slight
decline from previous prices.
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AT ii O'Clock. 4 n.
the following described I.eni '.infe. viz.
A lot OF lsnd situate in Rcd l. .on hundred
N the town Of Delaware City, New CastIe
Co9niy. Del. beginning at a ston. in ibe
middle of q. new street running from tba nnho
Iie road otherwise called Fifth street sai
fsfth street teinl the souihwest h0nriiry -
sae town Of Del. City aforesaid in Ii,tI, /.
awar C'rv 'emeter, the snd non. tci5. IN,
corn l"i. other land Of ,pii l.eI, Ci,rk'
anu innniIS II - W.th 'ur ma w.. \ snij
new street. south I.I.y-n,ns ant, "A n,,,f y.
groes west one hundred and seventy f'sr t..,
,Sa sto,;s ,,,, corner Of il!ian Necff's lot
pf,dcgrees west three hubdr cd and sey en'.
I'VE ieet Y, = store. n corner Of other land
nl George CLARK nt0ressid; thence with s.;j
and north furty-one degrees rasi one hun
dred srt. t.ssyenty-four feet sDd south ffIy
and half degrees east. three funlIed and
,"nsa ssvsnty,ons and half feet TO tho frat men
inE sixty four thousand eight hundred and
Two square feet OF Ground. more or less.
Seised and taken in execution as The nro-
perty Of George CLARK: and 70 be sold BY Pr
o,4 VIM, II. LAMBSON. Sheriff
Sherin 9 Once. New Castle, I
January IA. A. D.. 1875 janis -2tawts
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Shall or shall we not2 Is the question asked
py many In regard TO buying a ticket In the
Texas GIFT Concert Association. We would
answer; Should your Should you not your
neighbor might buy the discarded ticket and
thus be placed on the road to an easy fortune.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-29

An uncle of the deceased Emperor
OF China will probably be made En-
peror of the "Celestials."
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sHER4FHs sAEs.
snERIFF,s sALr.

10y. virtue Of q writ of Levari Facins TO me
- directed. will be exposed TO Public Sale.
DELAwARE HOUSE. fls MARKET ST I,
kept by Geo W Ortlir in the City OF VIII
minRtD0. Mar a. N u. A lLa.anlp 4. .lnuaaa
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The following described Real Estate, VIZ z
dred New Castle Count, Delaware. bcrndc.
md described rs follows. TO wit:
On the west by lands of David Eastburn, T.,
'c Lorih b. land 80 - ra r,ur and lands o
David Ch.Nls md otu'r NJ ,r Vfirh n-pke
" less. With two stoIy Fn.Lla 81 hou.. an.
Barn thereon erected - e. eTlT ! L
No: 2. lot of land in Mill creek Uunircd
the County and Stats afore,aid, bounded OF
the west by lands of Joseph CARPENTER and
lands Of X. Fitzsimmons. and land of ID. Chill.
las and other land Of Uriah Drake, contain
ing sixty-twO acres Of land, more or less with
atwo and balf storied fame house and
barn thereon erected IS
Seized AID taken in exec ution as the pro.
rerty of Criah Drake. and to be sold BY ''O
-, WIN. ii. LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
Sherif's Ofiee. New Castle.
January y. A, D., 1875. ian2l. 2tawts
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ON THURSDAY.
THE llIH DAY OF fEpHUART. is15.
At > o'clock. y. NJ.


At > o'clock. y. NJ,
The following deseribed Real E.tats. via;
All that certain lot, pieee or Ialrcel Of land
with three st0fisd brick Shouse thereon
erected. situate In the City OF Witning gton
storesaid. bounded and described as fol-
Beginning on the southerly side of Tenth
street between Orange and Tatnall streets ut
the distance Of one hundred and fifty feet
four inches. more or less. from the westerly
eide OF Ornnge street at the middle Of Il two
and half feet wide alley between tbi. thd
the adjoining house. thence along tho middle
of said alley souther'y parallel with Orange
street one hundiei leet 10 the Friends Meet
ing Ground, thsn:e by 10 line Of the same
westerly pa,aliei with Tenth street fifteen
feet more or less to j Mag4w's Iunl. thence
by lias of the same nDrthe-ly parallel with
Orange street one hundred feet to the a.ore-
said side OF Tenth STREET. and thence there
with eastcrly fifteen feet, moro or less. to the
place 81 beginning, bo the contents tue, eol
what they. may. with the use Of the within
mentioned o Icy In coiBtnon with the fad ioin-
ing property forever
Seized and taken 10 execution as the pro
lerty Of May q. Lohner deceased, u ohm V.
Rice. Administrator of Mary e Lohner de
ceasod. Who was surviving mortgagUr, and
Martha Jones I. t) and to be sold by
WIN. II. JAMESON, Sheriff
Sherihs Ohee. New Castle.
January 22. A. D.. 1875. ! JANIS -2tawts.
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ANN JEFFERSON and
WILLIAM III. JEFFERSON

GEORGE GRAY, Esq. their Attorney
Attest, Z. NJ. VANpEVER.
Clerk OF Orphans Court.
The above embraces the Hotel known as
the JehertOn House. Il valu bic lot at the
corner OF Delaware and Front Streets, and
TIE wharf property adjacent. and viii be sold
IN Arcels " suit purch 1r- nd o.. I. .yigablr
'"r'as'. eodt17dt,
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EyOR REkr--New House, No. IAN Iua.ea
II Harrison street. eleven rooms, EllI
ell modern improvements, bay win
dows. three stories. Possession at
once If desired. Inquire at Al1 HARRISON
street. Seb&-tf