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The above stones from to inclusive, and also those
be delivered rough Those marked from to incIu
amounting TO about lT cubic yards to be delivered
!1 90 hnn ,o % IRON % H.
work.
The will be furnished with plans and patterns
nsr as TO admit beng worked full Il. patterns III.
from sap seams or cracks and in blocks from three TO eight
feet long, to average Eve feet.
when hammered and allowance will be made for
Of The be order
Poposs1s viii state the price per cubic yard for the Rough
Stone, the price cubic yard for the Rough Hammered
Stone The PRE-. Per s.Is y,Ed f9 The Pattern
and the price superficial foot for the Rough HsmmerOg
The Bubble Stone will be required Of the following
poan 500 cubic ysd IN SosHa Of o@
900 to pounds average 1000 pounds 500 cubic yards
This be Of the quality Of Granite SIZE
ne Gneiss split In rectangular blocks with good beds
Propose for the Bubble Stone will state the price cuDic
yard; ., ;. :, ..,;~. ...,.. :.
such wharf the Navy Yard. New York engineer Of
the operation The delivery Of the stone necessarily
will probably be required prior to the o june
1871:
the part Of Congress make appropriations fer this work
at the option Of the Navy Department and il TO be dis
netly understood hst the Department the right
increased diminished the prices shall remain FIRST
acted And 10 further TO be understood that the
Of hundred Thousand dollars Persons offering pro-
Posas send samples Of their the Navy
Bonds security will be required and to secure the faith
full Of the contract 10 cent Of the amount deli
ssd will N all be retained and paid until the con-
fRo S s.' " ESes.'' the
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,

LI0HI' SIHEET, BTLTTMOHE.
THE PROPRlETORS Of this Establishment, long known
4 a. BELTZhQOVER'S. return their gratefu thanks to
the public for the liberal bestowed upon the
since has been uuder their and beg leave that
determined If possible to faure succes-they haye
and airy three story wing containing about thirty lodging
rooms This addition renders the LADrEs' ORDINARY much
commodious and the House hundred and fifty
The whole structure has undergone thorough rev
rARrArrr ample both for Ladies and Genemen md will
be conducted the European plan the superior for
tort and dsspach The extensive improve thus made
enable the propeor or FIR the and pa
Of the public establishment repete with every thing
cacuated render attractive and comfortable, including
the unng and assduous attention to visitsrs the
part of all CONF ected with it.
nary 81 50 per day. DIXk FO00,
f23 2aw Nv Propristors.
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GREAT FIRE IN SAvAHNAH.-An extensive fire
broke out in Savannah Geo, on the LIST instant, in
the cotton sheds at the head Of Bay street. occupied
John L; Cope which were entirely consumed with tn:
SOL $780, of which 500 insured. This 10 supposed to
s 10. IL W
500 800 bales of the cotton consumed. was con-
signed MIR. Charles Hartridgs, who had insurance
the sane to the amount Of ~ 900 in the cces;
ance Company Of New York, $1,000 in tho Agency Of
the Alliance Mutual Insurance Co. Of York $40 900 in
the Agency Of the Howard Insurance Company Of New
York, and So 900 in the Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Of Hartford, Conn. This amount, IL 10 supposed, will
cover his loss Messrs. Harris Reilly also had about
300 bales cotton burnt which insured In the Angus
will also cover their loss The estate Of wiliamson
had insurance the brick cotton estmat
cd at $4,000 Mr. billions loss about 81 600on which
in the Agency Of the Protection Insurance Company OF
Hartford Conn., The house owned by the estate Of Tel
fair valued at 0O0 and was insured in the Agen-
Mr. Pspot who occupied the house. about 5000 by
damage TO his furniture In removal, which there was
no insurance. The hovse owned BY Mr.. Mcmahon was
Contrbutionsbip Insurance Company Of New York for
81 900. MIR. Oliver, who occupied the building loses
about $500 by damage to his furniture 10 removano in
ns iss
storage for various individuals we're for time in
great danger but saved by the almost unparalleled
exsrtions Of our rsmen who on this on all other oc-
casions behaved most gsanty An individual has been
arrested against whom here IL strong circumstantia
evidence that he concerned in firing the building on
the Of Perry and Brood Streets on sstur
day night. Two or three attempts were made on the
and before ten O'Clock TO set fire to buidingsoDe
In the coopers shop Of Cox Robers.in Yamacraw ana
another in West Broad street on the premises next to
covered in season % prevent conasgraton The town
ID In q state Of alarm.
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ffy-A singular and interesting case has been com,
menced in New Orleans, against John s. Caldwell
and Lucy Ann his wife, BY G. X Wise and ssrsn =
Of the case a. set forth in the plsinn1 Psion are
these Mrs. Wise, when she married w, pad anusn
ter by former husband, to whom she vas devoteuv ~
tsched; but in consequences Of Mrs. Wise being s.soa
ed By At Of illness: the child was = bss
care Of the defendant and his ws.no -, ~ chd
hut and hs wifs refused TO deliver her up. end
aimee that time have kept her out o. !ns "' TSs
lila Il about seven years Of ase, and % represented
beius remarkably intelligent a 0#4F ft#
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FITS! FITS!

4 reme-
dy for Epsptic Fits OF Falling Sickness, Ccnvusions,
remedy that has discovered which win positively
cure this hitherto invuneTsbe disease il well known
from time mme mortal physicians have pronounced Epepc
Fits incurable Ii has haed all their SKILL and the boasted
OF all medic and consequently thousands have su
Tered through miserable last yielded
lives the altar OF insanity This felton, the
ernal feelings OF innumerabe hearts will bear testimony
And with all dseence to the opinions Of physicans The
learned and positively Epilepsy be cured
duced by it, be cured; The Vegetable Extract all
hundreds have cured and the certificates of many may
be at the principal once, 1874 Grand New York
where the afflicted tied call and have their
ahmed and advice given free charge Let those who doubt
the efficacy Of the Vegetable Extract who think their
hopeless let such cali the following who have
either been cured, orare now using the medicine.
Mrs Jane Bennett whose afflicted for eight nine
with Epiletic Fits cured by using the Vegetable
Extract-ca and see her At III Grand st.
eptc Fits was cured by using the Vegetable Extract cs
aud him at ia Delaney Mrs Eleanor W. Ksf
afflicted for twenty with Epepuc Fits and cured by
using the Vegetable extrae-ca and her at Yorkvie
Mr. VIM H. Parsells who has been afflicted for twenty three
with Epepic Fits using the Vegetable Extract
call and see him at No. ll9 Broome And numerous
others may be called on If desired
SThe Extract together with tho medicines
with ull directions are carefully packed in boxes for
portation.
Prics. boz. &c. SIT and 81, Single bottles with
sary medicine, 50.
VANS Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills. for removing al morbid
and corupt humo and purifying the blood Pnce Is cents
per box: DIS. VANS ( HART. Proprietors.
10 Principal Once 1T. York. Imsup
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q ERox st. THoMAs-The schr. julia, Capt. HIN,
srrved ut this port Sunday last from g. Thomas a.
far passage Of IL days We learn from Capt Hill that
the British Islands were we'll supplied with american
produce and that w. r lumber was selling ~ o. A"'"
a. S26 per -Ssvswnsh Geo. ,hsreh D.
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MOTHER'S CORDIAL.

superior efficacy Of this article when used in the last
stages oil pregnancy that female who has
experienced If benefits would be willing any sondi
oh - DC o. ~ ~ a ate @ snoiten ana omi
place Notn co.ld and mother in state Of safety.
This quack article but the prescription of rcgula
Physca, who has made this branch Of his practice
tular study For sale 1872 Broadway Of John
lnlkY
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STONE FOR DRY DOCK
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, New YoRK,l
18th January, 1916.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals. for Stone
for Dry Dock will be received at this Office until Mon.
at the Navy Yard New York. Granite Sente Of the or
lowing dimensions and quantities nearly
Rough Sfone Nifre Sill. Rnugh HQsntn cred
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r.ou J.x.rcA-By the arrival Of the schooner
coiso, at late hour last night, We rsceivsd MES q
Tn~s,on papers to the llth instant. They are Prc'
MI, Sed with news Of local interest," possessing no at
ip.sy;,cn Tor our readers ~ O. 1Smes, Feb. ~
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CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK

CoLLEcroRs OrYIcE. February l9, ,eS. s .
NOTlCE-Proposals will be received at this Once until
~ o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday Ioth March for fur
the Light Hoas, Bsscons and Light Bosts in this district
under the superintendence of the underngned, viz
l.936 gallons Spring Spcrmscetl suained Oil
3,468 do Winter pressed Oil from head matter.
The oil be of the very best quayto be guaged By
unlted States gusger At the tune Of delivery 70 Be
Ions each The oil TO be thoroughly testsd By the oome
ter and by burning before payment j. made therefor
advertisement refers, will not be entertained;
Person: popcsing requested to mark their proposals
the outside, "Proposois for OIL" -
C. w. LAWRENCE,
ne AVN andThtlcr Stpdf Of Gghs, &c.
N Office rs HEREBY GIVEN, that an application will
~ be made the Legislature Of M 6ate in this session,
rcin.n
New York, January 10. ls4s jal3 3awSw src
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vENTILATING
yIyTr


60 loosely resembles the real head Of har that cepcs and
- the perfect and
ordinary invention Of day The advantages Of this
novel unique wig is its being made without
which closely to resemble
the har both in shtness and natural appearance
TO defy detection its TEXTURE beng Beautiful and
so free that all Of Precipitation evaporation uumpe-
died. and the evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The
scepc and alike invited this novel
and beautiful Wig and the peculiar method Of pg the head
q the manufaeturers A. c. BARRY M Broadway, Of
Liberty street, mp stairs. ma lm-rc
TO CAPITALISTS.
"A NTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at the Merchant
"A Exchange Tuesday the 10th Of March, IL o'clock
That valuable House and Lot Fee No 30 Camine street.
ntsd up With and comfort handsome yard
valuable fruittr &c.
For further particulars apply the Auctoneerpremises
can be seen at sny reasonable hour. M, Y, 1917
TO THE LADIES-TO THE LADIES'
AIDES having any superuous or east on Clothing 70 dc
~ pose Of either Ladies or Gentemen) can obtain fair
cash price for the BY sending for the subscriber her
residence. No. 50 Duane stress. hssemsst - .nurS
B-0eatlemsni Clothing and Furaitgss ,lss ghs By
All letters through the Post Once will bs asudsd to.
isb lm.me
EAHMEEH AND MILL az BANK, Hagssstown, M
'i ssssEisT. TAS12ss1kNRs.
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A RARE CHANCE.

~ WILL BE SOLD cheap. exchanged for city ppo-
1pey, very valuable valley grain and grass farm,
ninirg 2'1 acres Of Which are woodland. and tbs
and ssed.d within Ave and yields abundant crop
situated miles from New York. from Huntington, from
osan Of suaat The baiIdns' are al nearly and
rage Hsuse Poultry Hous- Ice House, Bakery Wash Room
and smoke House. Twenty acres lie ia position produce
eaton with Bosllyn to which cars IRON Fsmlnsd.le
ave old Spring daily for New York further psrtien
lars apply to r. q. LUCKEY.
fU2Wsm John
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no LETT I'M HOROKEN

"a TWO New three story and basement brick Houses,
E with the privilege Of free fasge Of COM
which will be ready FOR Occupancy on or before
May ist They will be fitted in beautiful style and be
pee with all the late improve They each contain
rooms besides the finished with marble msntels and
black sraes hroughout and are sst front s. deep with
fs commanding 6ns view q the river. bay and city and
boas leave minutes for Barclay 81 In 10
msues; snd every half hour Canal and Christopher
Apply at the ferry at Hobokeu. MI 2Wrrc
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A PLEASANT country in the village of Mad-
E; son. Morris county New jersey. within fsw minutes
Ssps sDOn. mile. from New York
Railroad Said place contains about acre on which
are I've Houses and Barn. with inst Well Of water
nsmnss are located n eomnanding ponton overlooking
the rlacs, teBx within walk Of the railroad de-
pot which convenient for person doing busness
ehe city who des IRIS TO retire in the country. For particulars
K. +. THOMPSON,
N.
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5000
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81 ROSE HILL STABLEs 24th street and Third
Avenue, and opposte Bulls Head. Just arrived and
for sale At the above Stables, about fifty Northern
and Western Horsesmong which are esht pars matched
shipping homes h. X. NORTHRUP,
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E: for sale rent exchange nvestn made
eucnss neal Lsuse thai viii pay pm rem % twenty
from ten 70 fifteen Nc ney procured
Bond aed Mortgage and Policies Of obtained from
Third Avenue, JOHN ALLEN.
NB-Psns, elevations specifications and contrscs for
buiidngv furnished here o. at Broad the short
eat norcc. CALVIN POLLARD.
1u< Arch
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TO LET, IN FORE LEE, NJ,
IA FIRST RATE HOUSE, With about / acres of
E6 ground and number Of wooden Sudngs, toerable
- good condition. which formerly used ss I chemi
s.tnatsd the Hackensaek road only few mi walk
from the ferry. Rent good ow whom
lease will be for several years. il required Inquire Of
DR.. Morris Leo Wolf. % Liberty street, New York.
mi 2W<rc
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n FOR SALE. OR TO LIE 7, onsh, most ressc..bl.
6:U terms. three twostory Dwelling in North
k s;rths sss-ssr arsh and ssvsnth streets. Williams,
with spring ND rain in the kitchen, and coal walls
&c Twothirds OF the purehae money may remain
ssursd. At par cent. Enquire on the Yemisss OF Of
~,. ROBERT ANGUS.
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Il isa rule he himself aided to make--that lis en-
forcemeDt Is essential TO his own protectoni and
that the citizen appointed 10 enforce it, appoint
ed with his CONSENT and is, therefore, responsible, in
part, 10 him.
In these things sir il is, that the strength of our,
and the weakness OF the British government, con
ssis. Ours, resting upon the hearts--hers, upon
the backs Of the people. What, then, have we to
do to secure Oregon Extend over il our laws.
What else have We TO do for its defence Tell the
people the truth. Tell them il ID their soil. Tell
them thisprose il 10 them--as we have before told
them and before proven Il. Tell them that arrogant
Ensiand-ther hereditary enemy, the enemy Of all
Tree goyernmentsis seeking TO snatch il from them,
TO fence us out from the Pacific ocean, 10 belt US
about yet more closely, with her hingy despotism.
Tell them these things, and then ask them, If they
VIII surrender this large part Of their country
surrender Il 10 that government which in two
wars employed saysges TO hack To pieces in cold
blood, the women and children OF America--sur-
render Il 70 that government which hates ours
because IL is free-whieh enves our people for
their happiness, IN proportion TO the misery of
ITS own. Tell them these things. and ask,
II they ready thus surrender this vast
territory, from the mere dread Of invasion by a
rabbe OF armed paupers, threatened 10 be sent by a
bankrupt government, whose whole power of the
sword and the dungeon is required TO stihe the
cries OF famine at home, TO protect its own life
against the upied hands OF starving millions. Tell
them these taings-ask them IL they ready 20
make this surrender. Ask the American people
this, and they will give you an answer which shall
make the British empire tremble throughout its
whole frame and foundation.
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lots in the city of wash

VALUABLE lots in the city OF wash
Y ington for sale at public auctiOn.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust, executed the 9Th jan
uary, l842, by the late General J. p Van Ness, duly
recorded in hber w. B., No. 81, folio 1856, &C., and
at the request of those interested the subscriber
will offer for sale public auction, on Friday, the
lots and parts Of lots, being and lying The city Of
Washington, viz:
Lots l, 8, and 9, in square No 3s2.
Lot 8, in square No. 377, with the large building
known as the Medical College.
Lots Is, l6, and part Of IL, in ffiuare No. 293,
with valuable dwelling houses thereof.
The south feet in width from front to rear Of
lot "a and the north Is feet width, from front to
rear, of lot No. Is, in square No 2S5, with good
two-story brick dwelling thereon. WI
The lots in square $50 are opposite the Centre
Market. They will be subdivided to suit pur-
chasers. s. - &c.,
The sale will take place on the respective pre-
misses, apd will commence at half after O'Clock,
p. M, beginning with the lots in square 3S2.
The terms will be one-fourth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand and the residue in six,
twelve and eighteen months; the purchaser to give
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest from
the day of sale, and deeds Of trust on the property
10 secure the payment of the purchase money; and,
on full compliance with the terms, the subscriber, as
trustee, will convey to the purchasers all the right
and title of the said j. p Van Ness as given in the
aforesaid deed which title is believed to be unques-
tionably good.
RID. SMITH, Trustee.
r. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
Aug l0-dtsif .E a. 49,
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ROPEAN HOTEL,
City OF Washington, near the Treasury
...-.. building. .s ..

rINHE subscriber, having fully prepared and re-
Il pleushed his well known hotel, renewedly
socits the patronage OF his friends and the public
HIS tables viii always be supplied with the best
the afford and whilst no effort viii be spared
to give entire satisfaction, his terms will be found
80 moderate as to command attention from residents
and strangers. There are several elegantly furnish
ed suites Of apartments and single rooms ready tor
Immediate occupation. Those who wish permanent
board will find It highly advantageous to call For
persons having business with the departments the
location Of the hotel is most convenient Foreign
ers will find their language spoken at this house, and
their comforts strictly considered. Parties accom-
modsied with refreshments Of all kinds at the
shortest notice. Dinners sent 10 all parts OF the
city as usual S..
-. a. L. GALABRUN.
June 81, lsl6-4meodf
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

hUSTEE'S sale OF household and
Il Kitchen furniture.--on Thursday, the
20th instant, shall sell ct the residence OF George
Al. Phillips, on 10th, between ID and Z streets,
near Pennsylvania avenue, by virtue Of a deed OF
trust from G, M. Phillips, and recorded in the land
records Of Washington county, 10 the District OF
Columbia, in liber w b, No 40, fohos 81, 80, and
%, good lot Of furniture, such as
Mahogany sofas and parlor chairs
Do. bureaus, dining, card, centre, and
other tables
Bedsteads, wardrobes, washstands, &c.
Feather beds, bedding. and mattresses
China, glass, and crockery ware
Pier and other looking glasses 3D..
Window curtains, carpets, rugs, &c.
Also good lot Of kitchen utensils.
With many other articles not necessary to
enumerate-
Terms: All sums Of and under s25, cash; over
s25, credit Of sixty and ninety days for notes sat-
isfactorIy endorsed. bearing interest.
WALTER LENoX. Trustee.
A. GREEN,
August l4-3t Auctioneer.
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August 6-3td&
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
... August IL, 1646.
vJNHE holders Of Mexican indemnity scrip are re-
l. spcctfuy informed that by the law Of August 10,
1886, provision Ia made for the payment of the
fourth and fifth instalments and interest now due
in FIVE per cent. stock, payable in FIVE years, on
reinquishng said nstslments and interest to the
United States. Preparations are making for the
issue Of said stock, which will be completed by the
10Th of September.
All communications on this subject should be
made to the Register OF the Treasury, in whose
Office the certificates of stock will be issued TO the
holders upon their presenting their indemnify GER
tifcates, accompanied with abstract showing the
number and amount Of each.
r. ]. WALKER
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug. l2-3t NAT. Intel
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BY A. Green, Auctioneer. +
AND KITCHEN FUR

Il NTTURE AT AUCIIUN.--Un Tues
day. the 18th instant shall SELL al the residence Of
William Clare, esq, at 10 o'clock a m, on East
Capitol street, the Capitol, excellent lot Of
furniture. l enumerate in part ..
Mahogany dyans and parlor chairs ......
Do dining, centre, card, and breakfast tables
Do sideboards and bureaus -
Cane-seat and other chairs, washstands &c.
Bedsteads, wardrobes, crib, &c.
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Andlrons, shovel, tongs, tenders, and stoves
Knives, forks, silver forks, and spoons
Window curtains and blinds .-
China, glass, and crockery-ware
Brussels, ingram, hall, and step carpets
Astral hall, and other lamps
Also, good lot OF kitchen utensils
Terms: All sums Of and under S25, cssh over
s25, credit Of sixty and ninety days, for approved
endorsed notes bearing interest.
A. GREEN,
August l4-3t Auctioneer.
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MRS. X. J. WAUGH having determined to
WI resume her former profession Of teaching
school, (Which she pursued many years success
fully in Aexsndra and Georgetown. = aided by her
daughter, soliciis a share Of the public patronage
The school will commence LIST Of September. In
quire for terms and location at T. p. Morgan's
drug store LIST ward near Seven Buildings Pennsyl.
wants avenue.
few boarding pupils can be accommodated
Aug I4--dtSeptl
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MORE LIGHT.-solar lamps and 81

MORE LIGHT.-solar lamps and gt-
WI randoles.-1 have this day received from
the celebrated factory Of Cornelius q Co. a rich as
sortment Of gilt, svered, and ormula solar lamps
and girandoles, embracing all their latest and most
beautiful patterns and viii sell them at prices that
that will surprise the inquirer
| have also on hand general assortment of house.
keeping articles, which I have bought extremely
low, and will sell at a small advance on their cost
Purchasers invited to call and examine article.
and prices. s...
c. w. BoTELRR, Jr.,
Penn. sy., opposite Brown's Hotel.
July 23-2av3w
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INGRAM CARPETING.--We have just
l. received IS pieces $500 yards) super ingram
carpeting, Of new designs and colors, which will be
sold low. 'ss
August 1l-3tif ID. CLAGETT 81 co.
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TOR RENT, and possession immediate
IL ly given a comfortable brick dwelling-house,
on C, between Sd and Al streets, recently occupied
by Pishey Thompson, esq Said house being
the churches, courts, centre market &c, renders it
des derable residence.
Also, brick dweling-bouse on Capitol Hill near
the residence Of John III. Houston, esq, and recent
ly in the occupancy of Mr. Stuart, in the coast sur
vey service This house has connected with If a
brick stable and carriage-house, large yard, well
of good water therein, dry cellar &c. q"
Terms for both houses reasonable. For the lat
ter apply TO Mr.. Houston; or for either to
JAMES LARNED, 18th street west,
go for the owner.
August 6-3td&c
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{ ARPETlNGs will be sold low
July 81.