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A Good Law,

Tie Legislature of Vermont, at its res
cent session; passed a law providing that
in case an Attorney should fail to pay over
moneys collected By him. it should be
deemed wilful aud malicious neglect,
and upon a verdict being rendered against
him for the same, execution shonid issue
against his body, aud he be closely con-
fined 10 Jail until the money should be
forthcomipg.-U. S. Post.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02

her efforts were vain-Konquil was a
corpse. The souls of the deceiver and
deceived had both passed in one night up
to their final Judge.
Narcoochee gated wildly upon the sigh,
before her, then wrapping the scalp in
one corner Other blanket, went out upon
the banks Of the Chattshooc chez and per.
ished in its waves.
The inquisitive traveller who chances to
visit the South, will see here too graves
with rude piles Of stone upon them, with.
in the shade Of a tall cedar tree. There
sleeps Narcoochee aud her father. The
Creek nation have been removed, and the
white men now point to those graves and
repeat to each other the tale of THE CREEi
Mx,pES's REvENaEa
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
From the Ohio Uultivator.
Breeds of Sheep..Crossing, &c.

Bfeeds oil SheepssCrOsslng, &c.
Mr., Editor:-It ahould be distinctly un.
defstood in the first place by the breeder
and imProter of sheep. that the several
breeds have distinctive traits of excel.
lente all of which cannot be united in the
same breed. 1t tseems TO be provision Of
nature that where there is great fneness
of fleece, there shall be delioacy Of con-
stitution, and the slender imperfect form,
and that with large carcass, the symetry
of form and propensity to lay on fat, there
shall be great weight, and coarseness of
fleece. The Herefordshire sheep, the fn
est wooled Of the native Eng glish sheep, cut
only from IL to 2 lbs, and are at the same
time the lightest In carcass. The new
Leicester, Lincolnshire, and some others
Of the heavy mutton sheep cut from to
10 lbs of coarse wool. 1t has long been d
desideratum among breeders to unite fine
ness Of fleece with weight and symmetry
Of form. But all attempts to accomplish it
have necessarily failed. 1t would be as
easy by crossing, TO unite In one perfect
animal, the feetness of the racer with the
weight and strength of the English dray
horse, Where nature has given such varied
features to each 10 perfection, it is unwise
10 cross the Saxons or merinos with the
Leicesters aud others that differ from them
so widely. 1t can only produce an animal
that will not have in perfection the good
points Of either. To the crossings of Sax.
ons and merinos, there Is no objection
The Saxons take frotn the merino Aock,
of Spain in 1865 have been bred with 81
much care as to excel in some respects th
stock from which they sprung. There ar
now few focks of fine wooled sheep in tn
United States, but what have these tw
breeds TO some extent mixed.
Those who desire instead Of brsediD
pure, to bree grade sheep, will do bette
to breed from cerefully selected stock q
native ewes By buck Of that breed whic
they may think best adapted to their sol
and situation. by employing Saxon oil
merino buck, grade stock viii be pro
duced with a moderaly fine fleece of wool
and with fair qualities for mutton. Wild
the Leicester buck there will be fleece
somewhat heavier than the native not
much coarser, aud an improved carcass fol
the butcher. The South Downs crossed
with the native, | consider admirably
adapted to the wants of the farmer who
keeps but small stock and who grow
his wool principally for domestic uses
They are easily kept, fed well, aud thei
mutton is high favored, and their darl
faces and legs, white feeces and handsom,
forms always claim admiration. But what
ever breed may be chosen or what
ever cross tried, the judicious breede
will always select the best ofhis sheep TO
breeding stock, He will find some wa!
every year to dispose of the poorest. B!
constant breeding in and 10, aud Away
dsposing Of The beat animals, the best stock
will 10 few years become utterly worti
less.
Yours, &C., F.SrRoNG.
| CUuah6gu, Co., 0.
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F.SrRoNG.
To Farmers and Farmers Sons.
Y ours, &C.,
CuyahSga, Co., 0.

The following, from the United States
Journal, is well adapted to the meridian Of
Ohio, and the season of winter evenings.
No TIME TO REAp.-How often do we
hear men excuse themselves from sub
scribing 10 paper or periodical, by say.
ing they have mo time 10 read.' When we
hear a man thus excuse himself, we con-
clude lie has never found time to confer
any substantial advantage, either upon his
family, his country, or himself. To hear
freeman thus express himself. is truly
humiliating; and we can form no other
opinion than that such a man is ef little
importance to society. Such men gener.
ally have time to attend public barbecues,
NEE tings, sales and other meetings. but
they have mo time TO read
They frequently spend whole days in
gossiPplng, tippling and swapping horses,
but they have no time TO read. They
sometimes lose daJ in asking advice of
their neighors-sometimes day in pick,
ing up the news, the price current and the
exchanges these men never have 'any
time TO read, They have time to hunt, TO
fish, TO fiddle, TO drink, to do nothing
but no time 10 read; such men genarally
have uneducated children, unimproved
farms and unhappy 6resides. They have
no energy, no spirit of improvement, no
love Of knowlege; they live 'unknowing
and unknown, aud often die unwept and
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
POETRY.
HYMN TO THE UNIVERSE.

Roll on, thou Sun, for ever roll,
Thou giant, rushing through the heaven,
Creations wonder, natures soul;
Thy golden wheels by angels driven;
The planets die without thy blaze,
And cherubim with star-dropt wing
Float in thy diamond sparkling rays,
Thou brightest emblem Of their King!
Roll, lovely Earth! and still roll on,
With oceans azure beauty bound;
While one sweet star, the pearly Moon,
Pursues thee through the blue profoundi
And angles with delighted eyes
Behold thy TENTS Of mount and stream,
From the high walls Of paradise;
Swift. wheeling like glorious dream.
Roll, Plants! on your dazzling road,
For ever sweeping round the sun;
What eye beheld when first ye glowed!
What eye shall gee your courses done!
Roll in your solemn majesty,
Ye deathless splendors of the skies!
High altars, from which angels see
The incense of creation rise.
Roll, Comets! and ye million Stars!
Ye that through boundless nature roam;
Ye monarchs on your fame-winged cars;
Tell us in what more glorious dome
What orb to-which your pomps are dim,
What kingdom but by angels trod-
Tell us, where swels the eternal hymn
Around His throne-where dwells you
God
Paraphrased from GOETHE.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
The End.

The end--the end--alwys have the end in
view. If you take cigar, drink glass Of
spirits, violate the creed Of virtue, speak an
untruth, or lift a copper from your masters
drawer, think Of the consequences
end of your course. Will it be pleasant to
reflect upou at night? Will it add to your
respectablity and reputation? If the young
men would always have the end in view, the
number of transgressors would be small in.
deed.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
A Blunder.

The Office ofthe editor of the Albany
Patriot was entered few nights ago in
quest OF money. They were fools 10 a
double sense-Grst, in breaking into an
editors Office, and secondly, in thinking TO
obtain money in an abolition editors Office.
An edisor's money may commonly be
found slowed away securely in his subscri.
bers pockets Cincinnati Hearld.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
A vegetable waistcoat.

"Tom, what kind Ofa waistooa, is that
you have on!"
why, its cloth, TO be sure"
"Didn't it come from old TLreadneed.
les, tho tailor."
Eyes"
"Well, then, its vegetable waisooa,"
ga what1"
"a vegetable waistcoat. ito made of cab.
bage."
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02

TYRE.
High on the stately wall
The spear Of Anrad hung.
Through corridor and hall
Gemadln' war-note rung.
Where are they now? the note is Ter;
Yes! for thousand years and more
Five fathoms deep beneath the sea
Those halls have lain all silently;
Naught listing save the mermald's song,
While rude sea.monsters roam the corridors
along.
Far from the wondering East
Tubal and Javan came,
And Araby the blest,
Aud Kedar, mighty NAME
Now on that shore, lonely guest,
Some dripping fisherman may rest,
Watching on rock or naked stone
HIS dark net spread before the sun,
That broods o'er that dull spot, and there
shall brood for aye!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
Patriotism.

'Fellar sogers,' said newly elected lieu.
tenant of the militia, down in Maine, Il am all
fred obleeged to you for this ere shove up in
the ranks, you have gin me. Feller sogers
I'm not gong to forget your kindness soon,
not by a darned sight; I'll stick to my post
like pitch to pine board, so long as there is
peace; but as goes for rotation in office, if
we should come to blows with the Britishers,
I'll be darned if don't resign right of; and
give every fellar fair shake for fame and
glory, and all that ar
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
Never ask Questions in a Hurry.

tom, word with you
BE quick. then, I'm in hurry
'What did you give your sick horse t'othei
dayi'
"A pint of ttrpentine.'
John hurries home and administers the
same does to favorite charger, who, strange
to say, drops off defunct IN half an hour
His opinion of his friend Toms veterinary
ability is somewhat staggered. He meets
him the next day.
well, Tom.'
well, John, what is its'
4 gave my horse pint Of turpentine, and
it killed him dead as Julius Cesar
SO il did nine
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02

A man would do we'll to carry pencil in
his pocket aud W rite down the thoughts Of
the moment; those that come unsought for
are COMMONLY the most valuable, and
should be secured, because they seldom
return,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
Law ANDLAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester. II. Mott,

A TTORNEY e. COUNSELLOR AT
"A LAW, and Commissioner to take the
acknowledgements Of Deeds and other in
struments under Seal, to be recorded in
Pennsylvania, will hereafter practice in
the county of Wyandot, and the adjoining
Counties. He will also faithfully and
promptly attend to any Land Agency bus
mess entrusted to his charge. Deeds,
Mortgages, and other instruments of wri>
ting, neatly and correctly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Saudnsky, Wyandott
CO., Ohio. (sept. 5, ls45.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
The kidnapping Case.

The argument in relation to the citi-
zens of Ohio. accused OF kidnapping, W as
conceded by the General Court Of Nirgin>
ia on Saturday last, by a sefy able argu-
ment from S. 8. Baxter, attorney Gener,
al Of Virginia. The decision OF the Coart
ill soon be publ,shed.-U. S. Post.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02

LfncS iUT u H-auy7s AIbuHs
Fair lady on this spotless page
Allow my thoughts to spread
Their selves like maple 'lasses Ger
A slice Of rye and injun bread.
Your rosy charms will soon decay
Those blissful Joys that childhood brung
BY time will soon be borne away
So 60 it lady, while you're young!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
SWEET HOME.

When wand'nng far on distant soil,
Where fortune babe me roam;
mid splendid scenes of joy or toll,
I ne'er forget my home!
Sweet, sweet home! Sweet, sweet home.
But ah! what must the captive feel,
Whose thoughts alone are free!
His pallid looks and sighs reveal;
How much he pines for thee,
Sweet home, &c.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
The American Farmer.

"Ful master Of the liberal soil he treads,
With none to tiths, to crop, to third his beds
OF ripely growing fruit Of yellow grain
He knows no master, save protecting Heav n
And those whom choice and common good
ordain
He Knotcs what Freedom is"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02

The Hon Jesse D. Bright, has been elected
by the Indiana Legislature, U. S. Senatoi, Tor
six years from 4th of March last.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02

There are fifteen hundred and fifty five
newspapers in the United States, and but
eighteen hundred and ninety-one in all the
world besides.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02

The following is an advertisement from the
Batesville, (Ark.] News.
Any gal what's got bed, calico dress,
coffee pot and skillet, knows how to make
hunting shirt, and knows how to nuss chill
dren, can have my services till death parts
one or both Of us.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
John Sell,

ATTORNEY At Law AND SOLIC.
iTOR IN NCH.a.NCERY,
Has located in Upper Saudusky, Ohio,
where be will hereafter practice, and al.
so IN the adjoining counties. He will also
faithfully and promptly attend TO all basi.
ness entrusted TO his care, beth English
and German, as he can speak both Ian
guages faenIy. ea
September l2, 1s4j.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02

The Legislature of Virginia has elected
William Smith, Esq, of Farquier Governor of
that State, for three years from the lst of jan
uary, 1886.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02

Pane says that the origin Of aristocracy
was worse than robbery. 1t was robbery
The first arristocrats in all countries were
brigands Those of later times, sycophants.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
Business Directory.

COUNTING HOUSE ALMANAC
For the Year of Our Lord:
1916.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02

Never be guilty Of any wrong aet,a
good motto.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02

He Kno,cs sshat Freedom is"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11
srrErE RHrIlMATIaM.

Gz- MRS. ELlz. miller, No 80 Poplar street, he
tween Rachel and Budt streets, Philadelphia, nas
been completely cured of the most severe attacks Of
Rheumatism for which she had tiled every hing IN
vain The extreme pain would often compel her 20
rise ten times in a night, and her hands were dcawa
no so as Il be completely useless. After uSise t.s
Rings and Fluid for only "a honrs, the pains entirety
left, she has had the slightest attack for pc
Rod of several months.
DR. CHRISTIE is in possession Of nearly one !F'n"
sand testimonials, received from persons " en- hHsh
been entirely cured ST tAe most severe Hhtrra'ySn,
10th Chronic and Inaamma!ofy, for which vefs 9th
81 'remedy" was useless. The R.r's aud Si'Ids
VII properly applied, have never bern kr ''H .'
fail in any of these eases.
<g7. Beware Of Spurious limitations of these a';ci-N
The only place in Baltimore 10 oht-H t'., I en- iAE
sand Flnid Is ~ TIE prug iGte OF =. >. 4 ~, 2
lpS BALTIMORE STREET, a"d e"IuUt GN ai-.'.
and PRATT SIS.
All articles Of lha Kind sGit e'seWAs-e in tbe my
are ,eo,gh}rss cortrjts. without sGe l,al ''lsa-
iGiHpurP o. L.g.l-Is' rft 90. T---
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BLEW RIRIsONSI

A LII PERSONS HAVING TOOTH ACHE
"a and who will use WHEEL ER,S TEABEKRY
TOOTH WASH, will be cured of Tooth-ache in
enc minute by its application, and still will have the
tooth entirely protected iron all decay. Soreness of
The Gums will be likewise cured; all Bleeding of the
Gums entirely stopped, and the teeth, gums and
mouth preserved pleasant and in perfect health by
its use.
For number of years my Teeth and Gums were
so much out OF order Is to proven me from eating
with any pleasure, and caused much vain. Having
heard of Wheelers feaberry Tooth Wash do
certify that tried one small bottle of il and In less
than two weeks my Teeth and Gums vert sound and
good l believe that he use of il wOuId he an ad
vaRtagaakO many othe 81 ]. BR FER.
Sol No. l2l BALTIMORE STREET,
mhdFa above South.
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FREE EXHIBITION.

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~ LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
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OF Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
spectvely, for the most beautYuicolored DdguerTeo-
types, and best apparatus eUer exhibited.
205 BALTIMORE ST, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
bell's Jewelry Store.
PENIS YLVANlA AVENUE, Washington city.
No. 25l Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston,
i36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
N3-PoRTRAlTs taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
p7- Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fur
nished.
Anyedi'or disposed TO copy and take pictures in
payment can please do so. olaf
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BALTlMOREIRON FOUNDRY.

I'D FROM SARATOGA-sT., BETWEEN GAY
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS THE GOLD
LAUNDRY" The undersigned would respe ctfulIy
inform the community, that at considerable expense,
theyhave commenced the FOUNDRY business at the
above named place, where they will furnish castings
LIGHT and HEAVY, of superior quality. They
pIedge themselves competent to render those light
castings-such as LOCKS, ORNAMENTAL. WORK.
Sc, generally obtained from the Morrill, as SMOOTH
and SOFT as is required by those who procure them
from abroad. They wish persons who 10, or may
need any of the above named castings, or of any 9th
er description, to obtain specimens of their work for
examinations and decide for themselves in regard to
their merits. All orders will be punctually filled as
soon as given. Terms the same as elsewhere,
apl-d SWEETMAN & ALLEN.
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EDWARD ]. RICHARDSON.
DAMAsK TABLE LINEN.

LINEN SHLETING AND IRISH LINENS.
TNNH E subscribers have now in store aud for sale
III by the piece OF yard, the arge,t and best assor>
ed stock of LINEN GOODS in This city.
WE SAMR PART
81, I, 64 IA, l24 and Is 4 Irish and Barnsley
LINEN SHEETING
40, 40, 49, so, 81 and 81 inch Bolster and Pillow
LINEN
~, ga 81 and 1914 Tiish and Barnsley Damask TIA
BILE LINEN
"A, 50, "a aad 1914 Irish and Barnsley DIAPER
TABLE LINEN
he'd Damask and Diaper able Linen
SO, $40, 1912 1914, 1916, 1920 Satin Bamagk Ia
Bile CLOTHS
Damask and Diiper Dinner and Tea Napkins in sizes
White and cOlored DOYLIES
BirdsEye and lluckaback TOWELhING
Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety
Huckaback and Diaper EGd bOtdtred Towels
Irish and Scotch DoNlas, German Rolls
star DamaSk-togeher with our laT.e STOCK OF
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN, making IN all the
most complete stock of LINEN GOODS we have
ever had.
tG5- The above Goods are from the best manufac-
trcrs, CHE most of them made to our own order for
family Cse,) warranted all Flax and Grass Bleach.
X. MeELDOWNEY & co.
No. 1853 Baltimore street,
apl0 between Calvert and Light.
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PANTICULAR NOTICE.
BALTIMORE MlLSEIM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE & C.8LVERTL SITS.
BENEFIT OF TIE LITTLE DRUMMER.
FH&HiS EVENING. April II, will be performed
II HuNCHBACK. Master Walter, Mir. JAMI-
SON. Helen, Mrs. WATTS.
Dancing by Miss ST. CLAIR.
To conclude with the LIT TIE DRUMMER.
NJ SATURDAY AFTERNOON ENTERTAIN
MENTS, commencing at 3 O'Clock, EACH HyEEK,
for the especial accommodation of Families and
Strangers, 10 which Schools, in body, will be ad-
mtted at 10 cents each.
o. Programmes to be had at the Museum.
Gf- Admittance2j cts, children under 10 years OF
age I24 cents. Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
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a ,ARPETINGs, OIL CLOTHS,


SPRING Ass ORTMENT.
The subscriber is now receiving his Spring supply
of CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, SC, to which hi
invites the examination of purchasers. His stock
consists Of
Rich Brussels and Imperial three-ply CARPETING
Double superfine and fine Ingram do. ma.
nVdctured extra heavy, for city retail sales
Superine twled and plain Hall and stair do
Painted CARPETS, or Floor OIL CLOTHS, all
widths and qualities.
Chenclllo and Tufted Hearth and Door RUGS
Adelaide Door MATS; Manila do; Sheep Skin do.
Japanned and BronZed Lattice Stair RODS, a new
and beautiful article.
Piano and Table COVERS, Wine Cloths, SC, Sc
CANTON MATTING-6-4, 5-4, and "A White
Cheek and Fancy Mattngs, fall assortment, at the
lowest market rates
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES-A large assort
men of VeIy rich patterns, superior to any thing ever
before offered in this market. Also, low priced
Shades, suitable for chamber windows.
COMMON CARfETtNG-AH kinds of low priced
Carpeting ranging in price from Is to so Gents per
yaLd, always on hand.
The subscriber will sell the above mentioned goods
at prices that cannot fail to be satisfactory,
L. M CONRADT,
No, rs Baltimore street,
mhl9lm between Gay and South SITS.
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EPILEPSY AND PALPITATION OF TIE
EEAET

The following case relates to CIeEay mon, ths ssa
in-law Of Mr.. JOHN ia COB AsroR, of Rev YORK;
Rev'd. JoHE BRIsExAp, Minister oil the hpis2osaf
Church ct Bristol, Ii, l., residing In Main Teei, mas
dong been subject 10 distressing attacks OF EthtfsEs
gotten falling down iasCnshle. The disease mas sSen
accompanied with violent Palsitation OF lhe Heart,
and rush Of blood 10 the head For ,ktee years n
has been unable to preach or aieno 20 bis o;hel on
ties Mr.. Brstcad has fount The most Helrhoie bene~
fit from the Rings Bands and Fluid. is setter IN erefs
respect than he has been since his inCs and Is nos
rapidly recovering his health All syfhPto1s OF tp'-
epsy have left him.
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HOUSE FOR SALE Tbe ,

tsti7ssssS2 HOUSE FOR SALE. The under
a9k,H signed offers for sale, by private contract, the
MtAiiH good brick dwelling house on the north side
ksaa.M-oi ID street, Commonly called Mechanics
ROW. between Second and Third streets, now in the
occupancy of MIR. d. Ridgely. This house, which is
built and well finished, is eligby stuat
ed about midway between the General Post Office
ana the Capitol, and is well adapted for any gentle
man holding situation in The Capitol, the General
post Office, the Patent Office, or who may carry on
DuslheSs on Pennsylvania Avenue, between the Ca
plto and a street.
The house is IN good condition at present. There
are attached TO it good garden lot a cow-house,
stable and carriage house. Omthe basement there is
a good front room, store room and kitchen. TO the
basement there is front door opening into the street
from convenient passage. For terms, inquire of
WIN. THOMPSON, General AGENT
No. south side Louisiana avenue,
ap9 .eOf between 9Th and 7h streets