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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01

THE SAME FIx.-A domestic, newly en-.
gagged, presented to his master, one morn.
ing, a pair Of boots. the leg Of one which
wns much longer than the other. 'How
comes il, YOU rascal, that these boots are
not Of the snme lengihr 4 really dom,
know, sir-bnt Whist boihcrs me the most
10, TINT the pair down stairs are in the
same FIX
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01

Is rlIrRE A GoD!--The eccentric John
Randolph once ascended the lofty points o
the Blue Ridge 10 see the sun rise. The
scene was one Of great sublimity. and i,
overwhelmed him with the sense of pres.
eos Deity. "Jack," said Randolph to the
servant who accompanied him, ''if anv BODY
hereafter says there 10 no God, tell him ht
lies"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01


- WHISTLER has just received his STOCK Of FALL AND WINTER
o GOODS from Boston and ST. Louis, which
Stock Goods offered this Market sold ps-p-
css &c
Ills Stckco n part o following gods-
sof o all!
Satncts, Twecds Jeans, quantity,
100 Cttnade Blue Drilling, Checks, Linen Coating
so pieces Fancy Linen luse and Chnmby Dr. Ginghams
and merle and
81 Alpaca, Silk do. and Muslin de Lanes
l20 tighsm Silk and Silk fgd P and Sun Shades splendid
Florence Pearl Braid and Straw Bonnet, quantity
Bonnet black bbonds,
Ladies and Gents Kid Silk and Llc thread gloves and Mt,
Summer Shwl Cavas, S. fnges % and
Paper and feather fans Mur Lse, Silk and thread Irish, table,
Diaper Crash, and black silk vei
Nankeen, beached mud Cambria Muiin
Figured stuff Blond, Book Bishops Swiss and barred muins
Lgn and fashionable thing else the DRY
GOOD line,
ALSO
BOOTS AND SHOES.
30 Cases arrive expected dny from Boston, which will consist Of al
Caters, halt Cutters, &c.
ALSO, HARDWARE
large oSaw table and pkc
Cutlery, door knob Locks, trunk locks German md B
and and Snenths e shoye STEWARDS
white wah and scrubbg brushes hay aud coffee mills
plane Kettles halter aud chains
brace bits, hammers brick trox els steel &c &C.
-ALSO:-
Queens and Glass large assortment.
OILS AND PAINTS; STATIONARY;
GROCERIES, quantity, all Of which will be sold low. CSW
enpor,O
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01

Man doubles Ill the evils Of his fate by
pondering over them. A scratch becomes
wound, slight On injury, jest an 10.
sslt, . small peril great danger, and .
sIieht sickness often ends in death, by III,
breeding approximations Of the sick.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01

Sir Richard Arkwright died worth tbirty-
Eve uillions- pretty good for . spiooiDg
jesay.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01

The mind bee more rooms in il than mos,
people think, IL you would bu. furnish the
apa.tmenfs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01

Two things man should never be m.
nv at-what hs can help aud what he
cshnot help.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01
DR. upham'x Vegetable Elettuary, or Internal
Remedy for the Piles. Triumphant!

DR. upham'x Vegetable ElettuaPy, or Internal
Remedy for the Piles, Triumphant!
$4,000 Cases Cured IN Tie past year.
HIS Medicine 10 warranted to cure all
- cases of piles, either bleeding or blind, in
iernal or external and all infammniory diseases
found in conjunction with the pies-euch as
Chronic Dysentery, Weakness and lnflamma.
ton VI the Spine.
allinc Of the boueis. ,ron,b, &r, that rmnics partr
uarly are sieet 10, under peculiar circumstances:
for Vhich n,any certificates could be giren of speedy
and dei;caey forbids their publ
cafion, SEVERE AND HABTrAL CosTirgNEss,
Flow Of blood 90 tho Head, Dyspepsia, Ulcera-
tions, Fistnlns, Inflammation Of the Stomach,
and speedy cure IN DIR upHAM's ELscrrAay. II
is an internal remedy aud cures by iis action ON
the bowels and blood, the relaxed state OF which
10 the cause Of the above named diseases.
Universal COmmendation.
From ever city, town and village, where DIR
upham's Vegetable Pile Electuary has been in
troauced the most gratifying intelligence Of its
effects have been received BY the Proprietor
In hundreds OF instances il has triumphed over
cases which were deemed incurable.
Letter of Capt G w Mclean, late OF the Y S SER
vice, aud member OF the New-Jersey Legisla-
tnre. RAILWAY, June l6, ie47.
Il have been afflicted for years with the Piles
and have tried, wthon. anything like permanent
benefit almost everything assuming the name of
n remedy. had rs a matter OF course, lost all
confidence in medicine. Under this feeling
was induccd-not without reluctance, I confess
Ito use 'upham's Electuary;' and having used
il for about three weeks, according TO the direc.
tons laid down, find to my utter surprise, ~
well ne satisfaction, TINT every symptom Of the
disease hos leif me. think il due alike to DR.
upham aud myself to make this statement.
G w MCLEAN
NorcE.-The genuine Elecsuary has the writ
ten signature thus, ((.-A upham, NJ. d. The
hand IL also done with pen.
61-Price 81 per box.
0.rFor sale by DR. T. Easterly, southeast cor
ner Of Third and Chestnut streets, ST Louis, Mo.
Sole Agent for the west.
rrFor sale BY A SANDERS, Druggist, Agent
for Davenport, Iowa. Aug II.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01

|" putt
IA Brown aud Blenched Muslins; Brown
and Blenched Drilings, WOODEN aud Cot
ton Flanncis. Lnseyr, Ginghams, Silk
aud Cotton VcIvcis. Table Cloths, Kid
aud Silk Gloves, Cnsh. aud Buck. Mems
and Boys Caps, Combs, Brushes, &c.
&c.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
- HATEFUL for past favors the sub
- scriber begs leave TO announce 10 the pub
Fiic that he has rcplenished his Stock and has now
on hnrd mn assortment Of the best quality OF
FURNITURE. suited 10 the times and country
which he will dispose Of as cheap ~ any other
establishment in the West Tables from s. to
si0-Bedsfeats from 81 10 si2-Stands from So
to s7-Burrans from ssl4 20 Sk25, and many 9TH
er articles which would take too much paper 20
enumerate, made on the shortest notice.
0y-.7Lo. Sand Paper by the rcam or quirc,
warranted he best article in the West.
Collins made nj hours notice and . Hessse
will shortly be kept in readiness 10 attend fu-
nerals. JOHN POPE
n. b. Journeyman Chair Maker wanted
Immediately BY the subscriber.
Davenport, July Goth. 1898. 45-ly
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SLIGO IRON.

SLIGO IRON.
ELAT, square, and round Iron assort-
ed sizes Plough Slabs, Plough Wings
assorted, Slopes and sizes, Hoop and Baud
Iron;
STEEL,
Cast, English Blister, Am. Blister;
German and Spring Steel assorted sizes
Steel Plough Lays,
Wagon Boxes,
Carriage Springs,
IRON AXLES.
A full supply Of the above articles d
WAYS on hand and for sale as low 10 can b<
afforded by
G. L. DAVENPORT.
Nav 18th. la4S.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01
NEW STORE
NEW GOODS.

Just RECEIVED the NEW BRICK STORE,
q and Stock Of Dry Goods Groceries, Shoes,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01

OUWSSSSWS
Blue, Black, aud Brown English, and
French Broadcloths, assorted Black, Blue,
aud Fancy Cassimcres, and Sa,tincts, Al
pacas, and nj. de Lains, WOODEN and Silk
PIaids; assorted Shswls, Coat and Vest
Buttons, Irish Liuens, Spool aud Linen
Threads.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01

Obstinate Character,

and Of long standing, have been 90 suddenly GU
red by Brargs' Pills, that their effects have ap-
peared almost miraculous. II there are any.
thus afflicted, who doubt these statements. lust
lei them make the trial: it will cos, but ,rife
and they will find themselves
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01

they restore the powers Of digestion, and rein
state healthy tone and vigorous action Of all
the vital organs OF the system. This medicine
acts upon the human constitution in pcrfec, &C
IuIuuuc.. with The
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-01
Scientific Skill and Iusrnuity

"a's 'hey peeh prepared 10 meet the symptoms
OF diseases occurring in bilious climates. tina,
they are acknowledged to stand unrivaiied "A
AN anti-tevcr remedy. AS a tonic AID general
restorative in cases of nervous weak meas and
general debility. ;heir effects are ALWAYS of the
most happy aud singulariy gratifying character.
in aaL /. az fh.
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CABINET MAKING.

Davenport, Oct. 1lth. lsss.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-27
OFFICIAL.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, AND INSTRUCTIONS TO
POSTMASrERS,
Rsatire the rating of hftsrs The return Of dead letters
transient aetrspIpsrs and the posndrkiag " letters con-
Keyed by British and Uaiisd STATES international rnas
Hereafter when a exceeds ounce in weight
but does exceed ounces, viii be rated with four
charges OF single postage when il exceeds two ounces bnt
does exceed three will be rated with six charges OF
single postage and there being single postage for
first half ounce, double charge for the first and
additional charges for each succeeding ounce JTae-
toa OF OUNCE beyond the first This Is ordered
virtue Of the provisions OF an act OF Congress, approved
March 3, 1919.
And pursuance OF the act it is required that let
which refused the Office OF delivery by the par
addressed and letters which, for other cause
not be delivered to said parties shalt be Immediately re-
turned the dead letter Office in Washington, under ad
dress to the Third Postmaster General without
waiting the time for advertising, as heretofore required In
relation this class OF dead letters. They must IN every
case be red ink the face, With entry show
ing they refused, the that prevents their dev
cry also stamped with the stamp Of office, and, with a
view the proper adjustment oil the accounts, be placed
| under post-bli To The dead letter office
Transient paper Chat is papers not sent from the
office publicatol) will hereafter be subject virtue OF
aforesaid, to the general newsPape postnge rate
only that is for distance not exceeding one
hundred miles, and distance in the same State and
half oI distance exceeding hun
dred miles, where tho newspaper is from State in
another. But postage such newspapers ~ in all cases
| to be prepaid as heretofore.
respect British mails, where the official postage
tries received in red ink, the letter be
considered paid and is TO be delivered accordingly
where in black ink unpaid, and the postage is to be
collected Postage such is either wholly paid or
wholly unpaid The postage figures such letters show,
or paid letters. the be credited to the United
States; the unpaid letters, the amount charged the
United States The postage be collected from unpaid
British letters is in all to be, whatever may be
their debit figures twcayfour cent? when single with
an additional twenty each additional
and after the first ounce, each letter exceeding that weight
is to be cha ged for each additional
or fraction OF
]. COLLAMER, Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. March 49, 1919.
Mach I7-3t
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ny II. GREEN, .4uc,.Onec,..

VERY extensive sale of household furniture, &c, the
National Hoel On Thursday the 9Th day of April
next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ shall commence the SALE and
continue from day day until all sod of the whole of the
furniture IN that extensive establishment known The Ma
uona or Coeman's Hotel the greater part of which is
nearly new and in excellent order. enumeate in part
very extensive assortment of China, Glass
Crockery, Albata, Britannia, and Block Tia Ware OF
Mahogany Sofas Oronans, Divans Lounges, Chairs
Centre and pier dining, breakfast, card and side Tables
Sdeboards, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, Bed
steads, NC.
Mape high and low-post and French double and single
Bcdsteuds
Cane, Office arm, fancy, and wood Chairs.
Waststands, dressing and writing Tables
Extensive assortment OF Brussels, hree-py and ingram
Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Ctumb Cloths, nc.
Large lot OF excellent dining passage, and step Oil
Cloth, Straw Mating, &c
Fine paror and chamber Window Curtains
Venitian and painted Window Blinds.
Large French pla.e Mirrors and other Looking Glasses
fine Piaeau with full set of Candeabras tsirandoes
Solar, hail. and other Lamps Chandeliers, NC.
Feather Beds and hair Mattresses large quantity
Linen and cotton sheets Blankets, Quilts Counterpanes
Comforts, &c
Andirons, Shovels and longs, Tenders Stoves &c
large assortment Of Cooking Coppers wooden and
other ktchen Requisites
Terms OF sale: All sums Of and under S2j cash; over
$50, and not exceeding $50 aud credit
over So', two four, and months for notes, all
oil credit, satisfactorily endorsed, bea ring interest
By order OF the Trustees. A GREEN,
Mar H--aods Auctinroer
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HD n. gsEE.N'. .7iscff ,neer.

yJNRUsTEE's saic.-By virtue OF deed of trust from
William Whcatly, recorded in Liber w. b. No l2S,
loos aud TO- the land records for he county of
Washington, the subscriber will offer for sale public
auction, the highest bidder Tuesday next the 10th
instant, O'clock lots Nos % and 25, in sqnare
1877 situated Il south, between and streets
Also, the me and place, several other desirable
lots As the and neigbohood OF these lots be-
ing gradually improved the attention OF purchasers is in
ved to this good investment
In Of bad weather the sae will be postponed until!
lair day Terms will be liberal, aud made known
at the sale JOHN CARROLL. BRENT Trustee.
Mar 1I-3,WST A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
S-1hc sale Is postponed IN of the
rain until Thursday, the I'D instant same hour.
Mar 21-2t A. GREEN.
hy- above sale further post poned until We'd
nestay, the 2s,h instant Same hour. A. GREEN,
Mar 23-d Auctioneer.
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. For Kearny, Grand lslana ral.e aver, aeo nlIe.

g. Fort Keamy, Grand Island. Platte liver. Il, miles
west Of For Leavenworth,
n Fort i@ovrnwor,h, Mis- our.
Fort Scott, Missouri frontier
y Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation.
9. Fort Toygson Red river.
10 Fort Washi,a, Red river - ,
II. Fort Piokens, Pensacola, Florida
II Fort. Morgan. Alabama.
~. Fort Brooke, Florida.
/. Fort Moultie, Charleston hsrbor South Carolina.
i6. PrincipaITeeru.ting depot, New York harbor.
IL. San Francisco California.
~. For, Marcy Santa Fe, New Mexico.
20. Fort -, FL Paso, New Mexico
2-Three chaplans allowed to The posts to be esab-
shed in Oregon in California, one in Now Mexico,
officer Of the 3 DIVISION and departments Nos and re,
specuye and to be reported for the approval Of the Secre
s-The above designation of military posts at which
chapnn are authorized 10 be employed s made in con.
the I'd section oil the act thereto BY order
IL. JONES, Adutant General.
For the information of persons who may applca-
ton for the appointment Of post chaplain and
the following extract from the regulations is published for
their guidance
26S Section 49, of the act Of Congress- July 0, 1888,
authorizes the CossncR Of Adnsnsfraoa o employ such
persons as they may think proper oicate chaplain,
co saA also perform the dates Of schoonasie the post
for which be chosen and the second clause Of the sup
pement the approved July T. 1885, limits the
number of posts de,iue of iasuction, for which
shapains be allowed, to hyl be approved by the
269. When the council of administration shall have
lected to ociae as chaplain they will also deter
miae his compensation and repor these through the
Adjutant General to toe War Department, They Will be
careful to transmit at the time the recommends
OF the highest ecclesiastical authority OF the communion 10
which the applicant belongs.
go The monthly pay OF chaplain shall exceed forty
dollars in addition which he will be allowed four rations
per day. and quarters and fuel provided for captain.
272 The duties OF schoolmaster OF the post viii be per
formed under such regulations may be established by
the council OF administration approved by the command
ng officer He will teach the chdfen of enlisted men
well as those OF officers
IL will be from the foregoing regulations that app
cations post chaplans not made Secretary
War; bnt should be addressed and directed "fo the Com
,andtng Orsr of the posts at which they employed
Sec the nexed list. X. JONES,
MAKca 49, l3i9. Adjntant General.
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CUNsUNPTION Prevents

(tONsUNPTION Prevented That consutn piton when
~ once hrmy fixed and seated, can be cured, we much
doubts but that it be prevented, if the proper reme
dues are applied IN season, we firmly believe slight
cold, gentle cough, general arrangement of the
system which renders the individual sick weilthese
are the symptoms which herald the approach of the fell de-
stroyer II these be attended TO IN all be well
but neglect them, and they will be gain the
terry and what was at first only troublesome and annoying
at last becomes alarming, and often fatal,
For ncipent consumption know of no better remedy
than Wistats Balsam OF Wild Cherry. II is soothing and
healing Ia its nature and is admirably adapted to alay and
dsspate that annoying a"d distressing irritation which
nuch prevails at this season OF the year, cansed by Colds
coughs, and chls, brought by frequent and sudden
changes IN the weather We know of several severe
which have been radically cured by the of Ibis basam
Some two years since, friend OF suffering under
what was thought to be confined consumpiion-a
cough loss OF appetite, night sweats, NC. by the
the basam, i,s dspclled these alarming encpbuchment
and s now in the enjoyment OF com paratve good health
New England Wnshingtonian Boston, November 1911
Those in of this excellent article, be supplied
with the genuine with the signature of Butts the
wrapper, at the agents. For sale by
X. s PATTERSON,
Mar H--f Washington, ID. G..
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NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT or STAIR,
Washington. March Fl, ISL


Washington, March D. 1873.
Pursuant the 18th section of the act OF Congress, APP
proved Sd March, s9 entitled San act to carry into effect
certain stipuaons of the between the United States
and the republic of Mexico, of the second day
February thousand eight hundred and forty eight
notice that the board OF ssoners
sed by that will meet in the city of Washington on
Monday, the sixteenth day Of April next, to receive and
examine all claims Of citizens OF the United States upon
republic of Mexico which provided Tor by tue treaty
aforesaid and which may be presented to the said board OF
and decide thereon according to the
Of the said treaty, and Of the ms, and nm articles OF
the unratfed concluded the city of Mexico
The twentieth day Of November, thousand eight
hundred and forty three.
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
newspapers authorized to publish the laws Of the United
States will publish the above three times.l
Mar N5-3t
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NLAGEIT q DODsON. of the int arm of D. CIng.t,

(tLAGEIT ~ DODsON, of the late firm ID. CInQett
~ IL Co dealers in nil kinds of furniture dry goods hav
ing just opened extensive and fresh OF the
above description OF goods, we now most especially
form all who wish To furnish themselves that this
the place for them be suited confidently be-
eve that In stock may be found all things that
cossary IN furnishing house in line. We bind our
selves furnish goods low the me can be had
at other store in the Union. We name In part
Elegant tapestry velvet carpeting
Do do Brussels do
English Brussels oarpeting, very ine stout, and low
Three ply and ingram oarpetngs, new patterns
Together with many other kinds, all of which We will
be happy 10 show 10 any who will favor with a call
CLAGETT IL DODSON,
=. Corner Of Penn. avsnus and 9th g., up 'teir
Mar 27--eoAif
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IMPORTATION WASTED.-In the month Of SepMMII
ber iSi7 my son, William j. Graves, enlisud in the W.
Yea states army, IN the county OF Page, Virginia anu
came member OF company Il, 2d regiment draw @.
ana was discharged from the United States army on
geon certificate OF ordinary disability at the general is
tai, New Orleans barracks, the 2st of August N n
since which time have heard nothing OF him i ne nm
pathising reader who can give any further in,o'
respecting my said sou, whether he be living or deap,
Golfer great obligation upon afflicted taher' W
dressing me at Marksve, Page county, virglNao; vFs
Mar Is JAMES T. GRAVE"
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NTANrU.LAs AND SHAwLs.-The subscribers have
ltl Just received the following handsome and desirable
goods, which will be sold great bargain
10 black silk mantias
Is assorted colored mantillas, very rich
10 plain white Canton Grape shawls
10 embroidered do do do
3 extra rich do do do
IL black lace shawis best quality
II do do medium quality
IL do do low priced
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY " Go.
Successors to ID. Cagett " Co.
Mar 2l-2tif
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RoNNhHs' boNNETs, bONSErS.-l open
ID ing large aud complete assortment of new s,yle
Spring Bonnets, direct from the manufacturers embracing
all the fashionable shapes for this season, viz.
French Lace China Pearl
American Lace Florence Besds
Cordipet Lace Soft Straws
English Patent Straw Tulip Braids
Split Straw Devons
hice Pearl Pedals
Rough and Ready Bfiinns
Jenny Linds CoburQs
Swiss Rutlands
And all other kind OF Straw Goods
Mar 2I--sof,
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-We opened on Monday the
IN 18Th instant rich and well seected assortment of
spring goods which we are prepared sell cheap
they can be bought in this city, consisting Of
Rich embroidered rbands, from SO cents 10 81
Beautiful riband. from l2t to 371 cents
Flowers in great variety, from 12t cents to 81
Lace goods of every style and quality
Parasoeu, from 50 to S2 80
Standing collars, from 37b cents to 81 %
French worked caps from rs 81 IS
Muslin caps, from rs to 10 cents
Gloves and stockings of every quality and color
Spotted and plain Musns
BONNETS.
We have also received lot of bonnets upwards of forty
different patterns, which ladies invited to call and ex
anime as well as the general in the store
]. B. II A. TATE,
Successors TO J. T. IL c. King,
. Penn. avenue, between 10th and llth SITS.
Mar 22--eo3t
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nUvALL d BROTHER, Merchant T"iiors, are now
~ receiving new styles of French and English spring cas-
slmeres, vestugs, and cloths variety OF goods in
the line OF business suitable for the spring and summers
OF the finest french and English manufacture any OF which
they wl make order in their usual style OF elegance.
Atso fine cravs suspender handkerchets, gloves, silk
shirts and drawers, &c. DUVALLN BROTHER,
Mar 23-eo3wn Under Gadsby's Hotel.
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COR ncST, and posssssion Gives on the o. April
i pToximo, the fourstory house street, south sdo
,.-1 l4th street {nquire Of NJ. Reed. next door,
Ma, -aaY2w1 T.#,
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by n. GREEN, -9acttOs<er.
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AID LOT AT AUC-
tion.-On Thursday. the 29h instant, shall sell,
front of the premises, O'Clock NJ, the story brick
rough house and lot situated on Maryland avenue Cap
ol Hill, being lot No l. in square No 1876 Immediately
and the Capitol square The house contains seven
good rooms basement with necessary oubuildngs il
is pleasantly situated and being in healthy part OF the
city always been considered desirable residence.
Terms. cash. A. GREEN,
Mar 22--dts huctioneer.