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solve another problem sweet simplicity Of style a.
assumed o enect whether the
mas sat 70 this merely the
men. o. ME own family We should
h'shy " y no"sd naturally, like tho Of poet
Ne wrote in numbers, for the came,
~ ehoI case u 10 written
which he magic o. Jenny Lind has
from the feelings with which has inspired inferior
which Godsmit OF Irving We wish the writer
uoh susnge 70 ssy We thankful the auhor m saving
me Necessity ofreading elaborate scientific musical citen
On he aehieyemen Of The swede lie employed time and
SHOWN his own taste 70 better purpose"
La reply 10 venerable will state that
We are NOT exactly al liberty 10 give the name Of the
writer to the public We will stste however, that he Is
gentleman OF this city, who Is unused the pen, who
assumed the peculiarly playful style Of that eIter for the
casion, but who WELD the sedge hammer OF ogic and
popel the ponderous OF political controversy
with as much skill and power he has here displayed
ability In another line. He has dear chiid and happy
home. lie IL one Of Natures noblemen- made and
all the better for that.
And the strange and curious part of this aE
fair The Uriter Of that sreesnf letter has snnv
Lind has he been ifhn fpe hundred alss of her
He has taken deep interest In her history has read the
descriptions of her concerts and holds her as
woman In high he and the world do her
powers AS the admitted Queen of Song.
The letter written TO begue leisure moment--io
the writer IL pleased him, and he offered IL 10 us
for publication We shalt certainly accept all such offers
with the greatest pleasure.
So much for the writer of this letter We irust with the
Unon that he may often find topics, aud that may
favored with the privilege OF laying his productions
the great tribunal of the American people.
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Prom the Houston CTesa-) Telegraph Nov. O.
Mr. George Barnard mentions, in a letter addressed to
Major Neghbors, that fight lately occurred between
the Wichiiss and Tonkewas. in which four Tonkewas
and four Wehitas were killed and several badly wound
ed on each side. The Wichas driven from the
field and says the Tonkewas ate two OF the Wicbiias
they had killed. They must have been tough as the
story.
Ex-Governor Wood arrived in town on Thursday last
He informs us that General Rusk reached home few
DAYS since, and was warmly welcomed by his fellow
citizens in the eastern counties through which he passed
The people in all those counties In favor OF the
boundary BILL and its opponents daily diminishing in
numbers Gen Wood thinks that even San Augustine
county will give a large majority for the bill
Gen Wood ates that nearly an average crop OF cotton
will be made on many plantations on the Trinity. and
the planters are determined TO get TO market as soon
practicable, they fear prices may decline ~ afew
weeks.
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New York Senator.
We find the following article in the Baltimore Clipper

"HoRAcE GREsLKY 1T Is said that effort is being
Greeley the Senate OF the United States in the place OF
Dickinson, tdemocIa) whose term Of service will
nsut Of Mr. Dickinson for he Is only gentleman
asnn, but firm friend of the Union. Daring the late
oe. Webster, and other noble sprts in carrying into
elect the compounds measures devised by the Committees
Isssn ~, MI Greeley an ultra nsoo -, and !,
pcey in New York lie may. and perhaps does, mean
-. but at 30 critical period as the present. when mod
counses necessary the peace Of the country,
great State Of New York represented 10 the senate q
nd Horace Greeley The result Of the elections having
ven the wings majority in the legislature OF New York.
vhig will OF be chosen succeed Mr. Dickinson
This there be complaint but his should
sa't be Union whg-a friend 10 our glorious confed-
nanue sectional excitement, and thus leopard the har
naT Of the nation"
v, should deeply regret such result as the with
nsal Of Mr.. Dickinson from the Senate. when his
sGnd judgment. his enlarged patriotism, and his devotion
hsdues, have justly won for him distinguished place
aaoog the statesmen Of country But that regret
soua be heightened by the substitution Of such
sOr So rabid an aboliiionst and so reckless and un
PC apocan as Mr. Greeley is does not suit these times
ii, Senate OF the United States. Besides. we humbly
nt This gentleman has been sufficiently tried legis-
lor He filed the fragment OF vacant term in the
pAa branch OF Congress and more absolute and pitt
Hs failure could scarcely be imagined than be was
oned exhibit He belongs to that class Of dabbling
Omers who are etemally at work to tinker up all sub
nay things and who would eheerully volunteer TO aid
anisience in improving the great scheme Of creation
scarcely had supposed that the figure which he cut in
House would enile him to the distinction Of being
sc'sd 10 the Senate. The people Of New York surely
M not carve another senator out OF such abolition tim
- One Of that kind is enough a, time. Let Mr.
srard monopolize all that honor.
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CARUSI'S SALOON.

The GgRMAMA MUSICAL SOCIETY," respectfully the
ladies and gentlemen Of Washington that they will grand
samenal Concert on Monday evening November Casis
Saoon on which occasion they will perform collection
entire pieces including songs BY
Mde Jenny Lind at her In New York
8* Principal pieces to be performed are--
overtues Nabucodonosorn by Verdi Midsummer Nights
Dream,n by Mendelssohn
Fantasia and variations for Mr. schutze
The Herdmans the
opera Norma,' sung by MdIle Jenny Lind.
Romanza from the opera L'Eca Angas and
arranged by Mr. Q. Bergman.
Invitation 10 the Dsnce-by @. n. Won Weber.
Finale
Champagne Gallop, Lumbye Magic Waltz sc.
Tickets so be had at The hotels book music
and n the door
Doors open ar o'clock commence O'Clock
Nov 23-2t
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The letter in the Columbus Journal has been much adj
n There must be great merit in its composition for
obtaining pretty general circulation in the newspa-
rs We have already seen IL in half dozen. But the
oTing article strips il Of Of is charms, BY re-
fsng realty into romance, and making what was put
uh absorption Of fact picture Of the mag'
aon We could not help suspeciing al the time that II
sh' be an ingenious literary uick-a jeu fssprh in
ore senses than one Bat we still adhere to the opn-
0,Whls,we dsclaim the compliment which the Journal
pea'ed 10 pay 10 literary tssie that i Is the best
s which the magical power Of the !" Swedish Night
sas has yet called forth:
Prom the Columbus tohio) Journal, November 10.
Ivy LISD-Oun CORRESPONDENT = The readers Of the
I lh viii remember tnat uc 18th Of October pub
~ letter purporting 10 be written by gentleman Of
aey, from New York, bls children. after having
he hrst great oJncert OF Jenny Land at Castle Gar
Ia twas written In fac, easy, and graceful style,
=, alitetary p oduction, was ol a high character
seditor of the Washington Union, (who, as lite.
man, ranks high among the editors OF this country
rrading the letter transferred the whole OF IL his
ei aud ntfodsc IL 18th the following com pmentafy
nnkst
fsos eslvs TO sar,-we have enjoyed much pleasure
ans The following jeu Tesprn upon Jenny Lind that
keep much 20 oufseivcs but like Charles
selling his family library, wish 70 put into more gen
.eaisuon. We really curious know 10 author IL me
Journal at liberty Disclose his nsmef And wiz ne also
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Latest from EaroPs Arrival Of The Niagara. --Ons
Deek later from Europe. -Dsciins an Cotton. &c.
Nkw YORK, Nov. 22-a m.-The royal mail steamer Nj
ssaa arrived here AZ eleven o'clock this morning She
dates from Liverpool TO the 9Th ist and London 10
The past week has been Of general quetness in
meTcia sas Tor all kinds Of produce and the demand has
been OF less animated IA an Tor some lime pas
yet prices remain without much change holders being zen.
orally disposed 10 require former prices The aecoanis
from the chief markets OF the continent this week parta ke
is limited, whilst holders are willing to realize bn,
disposed TO take lower prices.
In the money market special change be ported
The OF disc junt remain and money
10 chiefly the result Of the additional hat has been
raised colonial produce. collateral security being taken
by the deposors Of warrants
EsoLANp-rhe late Papal bull, appropriatng the Roman
cd agitation and excitement Meetings. OF the clergy and
aity being held every docess
where sentiment OF indignation Is expressed la towns
so similar that account Of any OF these meeting
might be taken for the other.
The political news generally Is OF than usually
eIestng character but nothing ofvey great moment has
teegraphic despatch has been received from London
from Barring a. Brothers, stating that exchange well
attended, but the season for shipments drawing 10
close, and the dealers FOR home well
Piled Only moderate OF business doing In pro
duce, and prices in most without change and
as holders have declined press sales. little change
pecled
LvERpoor. COTTON MARKET, Nov. 6-Since Monday the
market has been exceedingly heavy and hode
manifested considerable desire realize buyers con
dnced their operations with great caution and, under
these prices have again sustained decline
of 4 10 a. for American on the prices a week ago.
Surats, Bengal, and Egyptian have also declined Id
though they in fair demand This of things Is
be attributed TO the rigid determination OF the trade
uneasiness Of holders under the most ng cessation il
the demand.
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Arriyal Of the Crescent City, Too soeeks later fron
Cahtornia.-More Gotd-1He Markets.. Sippin,
Iafeuinsnrs -I-vT -

Arrival Of the Crescent Cay--Iwo soeeks later from
Caiitornia.-More God.-Tae Markefs-. Shipping
Intelligence.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 2l--S p. IN The steamer Crescent
City arrived here at five o'clock this from Cha
gres She brings dates lon San Francisco October 49,
being two weeks later than previous She
800 passengers, and brings half million gold dust IN The
hands oil passengers and eleven hundred
tined for Baltimore.
Flour at San francisco selling at 1913 S25 per bar
rel Pork firm at S28. Groceries active, and advancing
Sugar two to three cents higher Coffee scarce in de-
mand at ~ and rs cents h. Tobacco in active demand
and prices advanced.
Arrived at San Francisco November IL brig Ornoco from
Baltimore. She spoke August 20 schooner Wilmington and
Zs other schoonesaHong them the Governor Davis
Baltimore, for San Francisco.
The cholera raging terribly Port Royal The news
Of the admission Of California Union had been re-
ceiyed, and created great rejoicing.
The gold is being discovered abuneany in quartz and
this II is believed, will eventually form the great
Of the coua when the surface digging shall have given
out. a. eH IL = =
The news from the overland emigrants is most distress
ing IL Is estimated that twenty thousand persons be-
yond the desert journeyng for California, many of whom
were destitute and suffering great distress
The cholera had broken out in large portion of the
mining districts, and persons were dying with fearful
rapidly.
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ny a. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON I4th street
westBy OF trust, January
and recorded In Lber W. b. No 49, foios $50 Ac
the land records for Washington county the
shall offer for sale public auction to the highest bidder
Friday, the 9Th day Of December 1885, ii O'clock M on
the all that
Washington and District Columbia being moey half part
Of lot number twelve s) In number
lss In said city, q nae Fourteenth
the OF said city bounded house and
owned Poor by the house and
LOT owned by heirs Of William the west by mid
Fourteenth strccbeng front
said street, aad attending back between parallel right angles
with the hundred alley
conveyed Joshua Dawson Thos G by his
duly recorded in ber A. r. No 81 oio 07 c land
records for Washington singular Inc
buildings and Improvements thereon.
Terms Of 0neourh four equal
NJ twelve, eighteen, and the day
sale WIN interest which are 70 be secured the
faction Of the trustee On full compliance Of
conditions the payment the whole
money 10 the
chaser the tue vested In deed mentioned
The conveyances be the expense purchaser
JOHN w. MAURY, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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Forrest Hall Georgetown, ID. c.
For One NigM Only.
THE WALLACES will give grand Vocal instrumental Con-
Monday evening, November 25, Mr.
William Vincent Wallace will be assisted by Mrs. William Vincent
Wallace and Madame Wallace Bushelle.
For particulars programme.
Tickets SO
Doors open O'Clock O'Clock.
NB-Vs.es from Washington in the
the r.
Nov 23-2t
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Later from the West Coaa of dfrica

SALEM. tMass,) November 2l,-The bark Chusan, from
AGRA, west coast of Africa, has arrived, with advces
Sept She left the ship vespasan, (Howe) from Salem,
for lee ward \
The United States brig Porpose arrived on the 18th OF
August and sailed the 18th for eewad search Of
squadron.
The brig Louisa (Webber) from Salem also sailed for
leeward on the day.
Al Anamaboo, August 18th, ship agano, (Galloupee
for leeward =
All hands on board ihs alb i've vessels were well.
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CARD.-MRs. DOW very pleasant gen.
nesy furnished and suitable Coz gentlemen
families. desiring
residence. on Q street, near the stsss Department
Nov I5-d6t
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DANCING ACAnEMY.

MADAM BLAKE has the honor 70 10 the citizens Of
III Washington and Georgetown that dancing school
al Apollo Hall for the reception Of pupils Days tuition in Wash
sion Tuesdays and saturdays rom half O'Clock 10 halt
O'Clock and Georgetown, Mondays Thursdays
. 10 O'Clock.
Genemen- class In Washington, Tuesday and Saturday evening,
from 10 . O'Clock.
Madam Blake soirees for Of pupils and the enter
nment Of their friends the h Monday evening
December and continue Monday evening during the
Gentlemen pupils win be charged one
dollar admission, 1--WE doars the Oct 1-co3m
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ny A. GREEN, Auc,lon.er.

by A. GREEN, Aucsionser.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Saturday, the 23d instant shall sell, my
ton room 10 O'Clock large and
second hand furniture consisting part
Bureaus chairs, tables, carpets, stoves
Sofas, sdeboards, bookcase, and secretary, &c.
Terms cash. A. GREEN
Nov 22-N Anctioneer
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ny A. oREEs, Aues,o..,r,

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Tuesday the a6 instant shall SELL
W. Hunt nj 10 O'Clock Pennsyvana
and ~ streets, good assortment OF furniture,
Mahogany sofa, bureaus, and tables
Looking glasses, canes. at chairs, rockers, &C.
Maple bedsfcads, cherry and pine tables
Feather beds, bedding, and
Andirons, shovel and longs and tenders
Eightday brass work aud gilt clocks
Window curtains and Venetian blinds
Ingram passage and stair carpets stair rods, sc.
Cooking and other
With good assortment Of kitchen requisites
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Nov I'D Auctonser.
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~ya o-ceoIs win, for tho remainder q the
HxsSa season. week 70 the above place,
leaving Washington every Tuesday a. soe'oes, a
Passage re going and returning 81 Cone nvcr
and the usual landings The Potonsc. .,
Nov7-d JAMES MiTCHELis.
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(Ysrsnev pavsse Of j. T. Dow, esq.,
ENERAL AGENT for the prosecution Of claims before Congress
or either pensions, land
Of paw pay other lost property Let
postpaid addressed y " Paony washington city, u vii
Immediate attention. Nov III
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sy DYEa q MCGUIRE, Aues,o"ssrs.

By DHEa - MCGUIRE, Aactsomeers.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
i NITuRE. Mich COW, JELLIEs, AND sWEETMEATs,
FOWLNGPiECE hc-On Tuesday morning, 26h instant 10
O'Clock we shall sell the Of declining house
keeping the south side Of Pennsylvania
u Streets all his furniture and househod effects consisting pan
Mahogany soas, dvans, and parlor chairs
do pier and centre tables, marble tops)
Rosewood card tables, gilt framed pier glass
Window curtains with gilt cornice and
Grandoes, solar and other lamps, rockers
High and low post bedsteads, feather
Hair and shuck mattresses, bedding
Dressing and plain bureaus washsands
Wardrobes toilet SETS looking glasses
Three-pIy, ingram, and Venetian carpets
Hall lamp, passage and side tables
French china dinner dessert, and service
Plated castors and coffee urn, table cutlery
Table linen, crockery, and glassware
Cane seat and Office chairs radiators,
Cooking and other
Together with OF kitchen utensils
TN safe, rsfngeator, &c.
Also, an excellent mich COW for private family
superior market wheeibarow
A double barrel fowine gun equipmentn
A sporting rife, In excellent order
dine Of eies and expressly
for private BY one Of the skfa and Experienced
housckeepcrs OF The city.
In the housekeeping line asE
Terms Gas under, s9s credit 6m
months for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
Nov xa-dn DYER MCGUIRE, Auehoneers
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CARD.
and sssss s. 'ae so I.as
We have received and Od goods. They're
aa Ps y London house. and win es sod
a.,... -. y TaAS s 'so sss. S y o.:
Also y the . steamer. y. have day received rich ..sss
heavy woosns for together with great vass
Aver, .is,s oi.hsehsfa ssa,.a.a ..~.
promenade garment Fes so Lee. psrssss q:
those with s,, o.ds. rely charged via
sa
naming satisfactory references in baltimore
N. B-suit clothes made In = days notice.
AIDES WINTER HOsIERY, vEsTs. Sss.-Ths sss
. sas have ss ss az ~. s | % s
do Sss ss raw sA hose part Of which are very A'sv
do ladies' Lama hose.
IN COTTON HOSE
Do ladies' do s Sss white English sO'i0n hose all Usa
i &: e s ny. y e 3 !:
Win &c complete As; an glove. ls
WE HAVE ALSO
@dozen iadss Ms'ino and silk vests, including all
do ela's.s .s.. ssr a,;.s; .... ha
with sa, many articles sashsd 10 he above n., Al. Of ~s
Be sold cheap '' May CO.
AIDES French Work Embroidsriss. sse.-ws .oiisi,
ne attention q The ladies TO our extensive variety ofPrsh
Untmmed collars, muslin collars and /. q t6
Collars and sleeves 10 match att
Plain muslin inside handkerchief collars,
Cambria inside handkerche6 for mourning
Embroidered muslin capes
Real thread lace and other capcs
Embroidered muslin sleeves, medium and superior quail
&
With large OF ladies' pocket handkerchief
and handsome embroidered, trimmed stitched
oped bordered plain bordced hemtched, and cooreA
deTed. ~
Also for genuemen ofvey superior
handkerchief, embracing variety qualities prices
with other articles belonging this line which
which all and fashionable
desirable Styles and be had
:, IL CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
NOTICE-Under Congress- approved sspsembsr 0s
1850 makng appropriations for The naval service year
ending the heh thousand hundred my
one by which the Secretary the Navy auhozed
supplying
engines with fresh commission has
pointed to the navyyard Philadelphia the third Mon
day December the purpose examining
Inventions for the indcated b
scented. g|745
Notice therefore hereby given inventors and all Others
esed the subject that their drawings, specnca
models modes Of illustration, the
named examination will be made merits
apparatus, made thereon the Secretary Of
Navy him furnish House
session." Of said examination, together with his
opinion the value Of the best Of said condenser the
ment Of the United States
WILL. A. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of the Navy
NAVY DER ARTMEsr Nov 49, 1885,
Nov X2-dtDecl6
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Ky N.6HHEN, NuftIohetT
GALE ny ORDER OF THE ORPHANS, CoURT--on Mon
day, 25th instant 10 O'Clock, the late residence Of
Daniel oman Capitol Ill., between let and VI
Pennsyvana Of The effects Of the de-
ceased, viz
a large scenery, all Of which Is well
painted landscapes, kc.
Carpenter tools Of description
Clamps presses, drawing boards
Workbench with screw, window frames and sash
New washing machines, &c with many other useful articles.
Terms cash A. GREEN,
Nov 2e-a Auctonecr.
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BY A. GREEN, Auotienser.


DEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LoTB,-By
hory Of deed nom all the heirs law Of the hate Lewis Grant
Davidson, viii sell auction Friday the 18th November
Instant commencing o'clock sernoou all remainder
OF his Lots In the city Of Washington, consisting Of
LOIS Nos ~, 49, 10, ~, Is, and 10, In square No ie6.
Lot No. q In square No. 1877.
Lots Nos. TO inclusive, square No. l6
Lots Nos p 8, q, 10, 81, In square No ies
Lots Nos. TO- IL, ~, II, Is, l6, In square No. i65.
Lots Nos and 4, In square No. l6s.
Lots Nos. 20 Is inclusive In square No. I63.
Lots Nos 70 inclusive and Mos 10 inclusive, and No 49,
In square No. 1884,
These lots numbered according Dadson subdivisions
the squares Some OF them near the War Department and
Others In the immediately Of the residence OF W. W.
Corcoran, esq
The sale win hand iss, street,
and proceed 10 square 1875.
Tesi one6 Of purchase In cash, and the redue
and with day
secured BY the bonds with approved security and
the usual deed Of trust Deeds 1.-THE purchasers expense Tide In
dspuable.
noncompisncs with ave days.
right Of sae reserved the purchasers risk and cost
weeks notice.
Pa Of and further information obtained,
application Office In the City Hail. az In Gccgetcwn
~ W. REDTN.
A. GREEN,
Nov I'D Aucuoneer.
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Term: cash. A. GREEN
Nov0-d Aucuonser.
TABLE D.m...., BED P,liow-ea.s IAnsns, &c.
The above sooa % hs mos, superior
sa before assas % sass eo%pa 1 re snd
Qualities. We have ali the goods below named which
piece: white s,s d.n:.l part Of which III. good.
pieces brown table damast, low priced
Is dozen Table napkin.
h sAsehns, and PilO~-eas. Linsn.--
10 pieces ,s s. ems. .ss.,as' 81 la a
In TSweihnss 90 Asvs-
Us dozen hne huckshack towels, dsmasked bird
pi.e,. . %ssa% s sss d.m,s. ,ow.lps
G.s, var.,y owpaced ,ow.ns. a. crash Ra...
An Of which win Be 'old % rss: .
ment consisting Of the annexed descriptions which
reS Cashmere long shswi blue, green,
10 medium quality do, same variety Of co,or
rs style woolea shawIs
Also large ss-ortn'en Of .naw for small children and misses
. CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Nov a3-aaw2w
CAHDTie public respectfully informed
Durham, sss ns ,sn e house n crosn row. Capitol HIM. for
Portable and .umpiaous stranger. their
al The convenience. and urude. Of
win Their
Before applying elsewhere please give her call Terms moderate
A ~. History ss the Romans under the E
seho's Architecture Heavens. enlarged volume
History % Greek BY Tafour bloomfield oey, and
o's %a.s- p vol, y London %, s ise 49,
Lie q Columbus l IL 81 iohn--i vol London, 1850
Inc ola assmen, Pocket Commentary complied from Henry,
Mss.e ss''psc've Il. principles and acieei vol, plates
Imported direct by
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Il likeness. For sale at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,s
Nov ~ bookstore. q
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Tor AALE One of the elegant and commodous
In the city with large coach house. stables Ac attached and
extensive garden filled with choice shrubbey and fruit
The house double stories high, with finished
and commodious the culinary
rapidly improving, the lot which stands has sat u
feet back l2 feet TO paved alley 70 feet WIDE Tide IN
disputable.
For terms apply CHARLES 3. FRAILMY,
Nov l9-6t Of the General Land OneA