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Iron Houses;

y young man in New York has Invented
new mode Of constructing iron houses, of
which the Tribune gives the following de.
scrjplion:
Ii embraces rigid fame Of cast iron pill.
lars, with other parts Of sheet iron. Pillars OF
pecul ar construction are placed at equal
distances, and each n:crlocks with the gir~
ders and cross sis, as well as the linlels,
doors and window frames, and all the parts
which require TO be firm, or TO brace other
paris. The panels a'e of sheet iron, as also
are the floors, ceilings, aud shutters for the
doors and windows. TO every part Of the
lou Sc there is an interior and an exterior
will leaving IN air cha mber between; this
renders each room fire proof, and each, il de.
sired, may be rendered fire proof The roof
IS also of iron and couples TO the walls and
tioo:s. The frame may be ornamealed in
the casting as taste shall dictate, and the
whole may be painted to perfection, equal 10
the finest frcsco work. The house vii! re.
sst any kind or atmosphere in the mos! per.
feet manner, and when put together, is so
sIrcng that it may be turned over and back
again without injury. These buildings win
be more desirable than any others, and may
be taken apart in few hours and re-put TO-
gcthcr on another site with entire facility
Having been taken apart, one may ba pack
ed in small space, as the whole is in small
sectional pieces, so as to be fitted for rebuild
ing and for changing the form, or extending
| in either direction, or in The height, within a
few hours, without preventing its use while
being so altered or added to, ard without loss
Of any of the material ofIhe original building
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SHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue Of & ia ct lev fa issued out of the
I'D Court OF Common Pleas of Harrison county i,
Cnto, and TO me directed, will offer for sale d t
the residence ofLard Singers in shortcreek town
% in said county, three-lourths of u mile west
oseph Barnhurd's Mill, on Monday the 18th
OF April inst, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
VI. and o'clock r. M. of said day, the follow
described property, to wit: A lot of Carpet
.hree Bureaus, one Rug, lot OF Cupboard
IVA Horses, one Feather Bed. one Straw
x, Sheet and Quilt. Book Case and Books, one
( AfIned Rocking chair, one pair Of bedsteads, ii
pictures OF the Presidents Of the United States,
Que Looking Glass, mantle ornaments, Candle
Sticks, one Clock and case, chairs, one Bed and
bedding; one Book Case and Bureau, one Wash
Stand, one Bupboard SO Bushels Corn in the ear,
~ Bushels Oats, one wind mill, 2 Shovel Ploughs,
2 CultiVators, one Grind Stone, one pair Wagon
Laddels, one Cooking Stove, one Iron Kettle, u
Lot ol Anatomical Casts, 5 males. for the above,
one Crune Plough, and | barrels OF flour. Taken
in execution as the property of Aquilla Hurtord
at the suit Of Rachel Huriord
Apnl 8, l850--5t. ID, HILBERT, Sheriff.
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The PInnkIOyyn FTurtlcr.

The Mansfield Shield and Banner Of lhe
9th ult., says:
"Since our last we hive been enabled 10
learn more Of the particulars of the horrible
murder committed in Planktown on Monday
night, the 18th inst. 1t appears from train
Of circumstances, that Mr. Hall, the murder
cd man, was weighing oul some groceries at
the time Of the attack, and was about tying
up paper Of coffee when he received tho
first blow on The head with sharp lnsiru-
ment, supposed to bo an axe (as ,llc string
with which it was being tied was no, yet bros
ken off from the boll,l upon which he reelcd
or advanced several feet, and was then
knocked down by several blows on the side
and back o. the head with heavy biudgeon.
aud then erappled at the throat by the muF-
dercr, until life was extinct, the marks Of
whrse thumb and fingers we're plaiuly left
up' his nnsuspentlng victim The body
was then then dragged by tIe feet 10 the
end OF the counter auG thele left. The store
was rihed Of all the money, but how much
cam t lie ascertaincd. 1t is supposed :he
murder was committed in lhe early part of
the night, or between and ~ O'Clock. Two
men, Daniel A. Myres and Thomas Mc0aryy
h. II brothers. the former living in PIanktown
aud tho latter in Lafayette, hive been arIesl~
ed on suspicion and committed TO Jail for
trial at the next court, Nothing positive, OF
what would amount 10 very strong crcum~
S'ancial evidence, has been found against
them. An nxc wa found behind bureau
in MIR. Myres' house with hair upon il. and
having the appearances Of beng cut in the
ground before placing it there, and pair Of
bloody panialoons at the bottom Of barrel
on the porch cnvered over with carpet yarn
Ior something Of that kind. Mr.. McGnvy
had lccn that night, or lodged the sama
night in Panktown. This is about all the
'ev;1ence so lar, elected in Ibis horrible tag.
edy. Mr. Hall is somewhat intempetaie,
but whether under the influence Of liquor
when murdered, we are moi aware 81
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To punish certain off,nce therein named.
TO declare the intent ofthe 2lsl section
he act relating to wills.
Authorizing copies Of records and papers
n the office Of the Governor and Secretary
ofSaie 10 be used as evidence in the courts
of this State.
To amend an act to provide for the regn.
lalian Of Turnpike Companies, passed March
7, lS47
To amend the several acts in relation to
incorporated religious SOC cites.
Authorizing railrold com pauies 10 open
transfer books in other States.
In relation To Judicial proceedings in favor
and against dissolved companies.
Further to amend the several acts now in
force in relation 10 the action of forcible Gu
try and detainer,
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SheriG''s Sale.

ID 4 virtue OF II decree and order of sale issued
ID Out vi the Court oi Common Pleas OF larr.
2 ssrUuaty L'ho, aud 10 me directed. will ofe
for sale il trunC nrthe Court House, in the town
OF Cadlz, in sua Harrison county on Tuesday the
2jd day u Apui taexI, between the hours of IL
O'Clock a. N. ard O'Clock T. M. OF said day, the
lpllowipg escnbed real estate, to wit: situated
eA sId county OF Iiarrison and state Of Ohio, and
described az SluAows: Heing part ot the nortn east
<1ulyer nI secsiVR nu. uber seven, III township, no.
ii, oI range humber i've in the steubenVilie Dis
snct, beginning lor The same Oh the north oounda'
ry Iine ol SAID quarter, at pout ulncty-two per
ches east O the uOrtn west c. L'her oi salu quarter
aud whele the road from Cadl.' 10 Nuhley CROSSES
said Iiae, and runn:ng tucIIce eq1t twenty-si xPer
Ches aud three tenth, thence sultR tWeiV1 ahI an
hall degrees west twenty Two perches 20 'he me
ot said road, thence north torly-fve and quarter
degrees west twenty-niRe and sixteenth pelE HeS 10
the place oi beginning, containing one acre ana
seventy i've hundreth. d. HILBERT, Sheriff
SheriiF's Office, Cadiz, March l3, lS50-5t
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SHERIFF's SALE.

kOY virtue Of a & ia ct lev El issued out of the
D Court ofCommon Pleas oI Harrison county
EaO, aud to me direcIcd, will offer for aale, ut
residence Of james Henry in Athens township,
said county, on Saturday the 18Th DAY OF A
next, between tie hours Of 20 O'Clock A. M
ia o'clock 7. NJ. ofsaid day. the following de-
~bed property, to wit: One three horse Wag-
J. one sclg sdasQrse, one Bay Mare. one Black
Mnrs" three pair Wagon Harness. 2 Ploughs, one
Cultiyator, liza ROW, Ido uiiditEided half OF ten
acres Wheat in the ground, do. six acres on the
farm Of James Henry, flty-one Sh6eep, one Wind
Mill. Two large ShOVelS, two Forkt|, one Matoc,
one Coal Pick, one Wheel. Barrow, zone Sled, a
lot OF Carpenter Tools, one Saddle aud Robe, the
undivided half Of three acres Corn OH the stock
and Of thirty Shocks in the Geld.
DAVID HILBERT, sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Cadis, o., ApIil 3, 1850.
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NOW is YOUR CHANCE no MAKE
MONEY!

TTNHE subscriber ofFcrs for sale the one undivi-
i'll ded halfof the IRON FOUNDRY in Cadiz,
iaBluding the Foundry Buildings, Engine, and
Hpiler. Flasks, Patterns, Pedling Wagons, Scales
shd all the appurtenanoes belonging TO the Manu-
iactuiDg OF Metal. The above works aro in good
rspalT, with full set Of the most popular Stove
and Plough Patterns that are in use, also, great
sariety Of Mill gearing OF every description.--
county demand, therefore Il is nice and safe bn.
Ainessgor any one wishing TO invest. For any in,
btmstion relative to the above npply to scor7
Al DgviLBlss The Pfophetos.
March 90, 1850.
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SHERIEE's SALE.

10y virtue OF an order of sale Issued out Of the
ID Court OfCommon Pleas OF Harrison county,
Ono, and to me directed, will offer for sale in
font Of the Court House in the town Of Cadiz, on
Tuesday, the 23d duy OF April next, between the
hours oil 10 o'clock a. M. aud 4 O'CLOCK p. M,
the following described Real Estate !; to wit; Lots
No. niRsSand ten and Lots No thirty .one and thir-
tJ-two, in the village Of TippeOan0 in said H0r.
ison comfy, Onio Decreed to he sold as the pro-
perty Sf Eawin II. Pickett ut the suit Of james
,MaIhes. y. HILBERT, Sheriff.
4 (tad;s March IA Ig50--5t
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ROMANCE OF CALIFORNIA Some days
ago, Col Kennedy, the rstimable Superin-
lendent of the United States Mint in This
city, received letter fIom lady in New
England, stating that her son hidl,i ha,
home many yeats age, and she had reasons 80
believe that he had gone Il, Cui,fots,iu and as
she had Leen informed thai mnny Of The re-
tuning emigrnnls deposited their gold in tho
United States mini in this city, shb desired
to know f her sons hamo was on the list !.
Col Kennedy turned TO tbe list ofdepon:ofs
in winch ho was era'ified to fnd The nalne
inquired for, with the handsome sum Of $37,
600 as the amount for which he had given
certificate. Tbs certificate the voting man
had sold, and had left the city, no doubt ,s
join his anxious parent, and suoihe her de-
clinIng years with the comforts and enjDy-
ments which his sudden fortune enabled him
10 offer her,-N Orleans Dtlia.
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Ayoung lady, when told 70 ,sks ers,c;,
Tor her health, said she would Jump al an Of
fer and run her own lsk
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MedIcal College to get PossessIon
"ies, we can see II" difference be g.
nelween II and murder. The government.
TO strengthen its theory, brings proof that he
could not have had the money to pay eIher
OF the notes. and he has never pretended
mat he had money To take up the large one
"f them. You will Judge one very significant
Tact is, that the 800 which was thai morning
paid TO him by Mr. Peue IA check ON the
treenan's Bank was not part Of the money
paid, hut was on that afternoon or he next
day deposited In the Charles River Bank to
his credit. He also told Mr.. Pcrre that morn.
ing that he had settled with DR.. Parknan, al
though Dr. Parkman had moi yet called on
him You must Judge how far thesecircum
stances go To prove intention TO get LuId nj
The notes as motive of the hor,,,,;de. on1
II that was the motive, it ( n verv strouu
cnse OF murder by exn:oss malice Il IN
the hypothesis of tie defence. The conceal.
mem Of me remains was made BY arothe
manu- IL was of 10 interest to Or. Webster
anu MS Feluctance towards the search wa.
accouhled Tor, rs well as the fact that he dc
Ihei himself make the discovery which Law di
rectly IN his way. Amy conceaIUent of evi
dence going to impIicate him, 10 which ,
party under suspicion resorts, and must o.
as far as il goes at all against him. He ha
mentIoned, thai The packages to which ht
referred In his letter to his daughter, was ont
OF c!tTIc acid, and not those notes wbIcI
have been brought as evidence TO prove thu
intention of the homicide, If So, as far a!
that goes, il goes TO bIiterare the effect o
attempted conceaIment of evidence. But i
does not at all affect the case or the bearing
OF these notes whee found or the animus OF
intention OF The act. The circumstances o
the IwIne used, and many others, which il i.
needless 10 mention, 90 10 show that whoeve
did any part in the concealment of the re,
mains, did the whole. We think it of mucI
consequence that ne waived an examination
IN The police court. As to the anunvmuu.
letters, you must judge Of their bearing, il
proved. But we must remark, that we con,
s:der the proof OF them exceedingly slight
Character may be Of consequence Of mino,
case, as OF larceny; but when a prisoner is
chatged with crime SO airociOus, al sink tc
The same level, and we must rest on the prooj
OF the facts; yet in such case the prisoner
has right opnt in his character, and The
testimony is competent evidence. MANY
o'her things press upon my mind, but tho
time reminds me ought 10 close. You have
been selected by lot, mostly concerned in The
active business Of life, so as 10 secure The
greatest impartiaIty. Take sufficient time
TO deliberate upon your verdict. Use your
good judgement and sound conscience, and
we ara assured the verdict viii! he q true one.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10

II, ,FTY pairs Of PASrALoeEs, to be had / the
cheap cash store Of
tap. ?, 80. saeTwEL Np cAADu,
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THE EMicRANT CiIocTAwss The Fore
! Smith lIerald, Of the I'd instant, says
i've learn fom an intelligent Choctsw,
that 25 Of the cmigrnni Choctaws, landed by
The Dispatch Few :s,s.! da&lpso. 4, Ert Coffee.
had dled Md nl ntber business eetfu Av,s.las.
and sen ecciys his rourt nlirion uIlsf WIZ v,
Eiahlatg ,he 'ifoasnrer odiae, Ssatz, 2 l'1.
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THE MURDERS OF DIR. PARKmAN.

asale. ..s.etlisemrnls enn1geu DO. ,ll ...her
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DAY MORNING, APRIL 10. 1850
Parkman To his lecture

Parkman To his lecture
m to get possession of these
e proved, II is express NAL
lheory is that of the defence,
Iher. the one 10 pay and the
money, they grumbled, nnt
qled DR.. Parkmar in sudden
Concealed him to avoid dctec
'e proved it may be mnnsIaugh
did eniice DR.. Park,
odic,l n, lIo,,,
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aaAIsAs1 IN 1854.

GRAHAM completed extensive snanssmen give
stu higher character and value his Magazine Tor the coming
volume. .WtffR1flS13f @sE f3t TT + -
0P James, the novelist engaged give
sesies Of splendid u M
oeore Prentice the Of the West win wie exclusively
poem for every number.
Grace Greenwood engaged give series Of her beautiful
stories.
M IsIe, Of South caolina win contribute brilliant Of
papers for 1881.
Miss Fennimore Cooper Hours,
gagged, VIII, Whippe and ionsleliow. Bryant and Lowell
r. b. Reed the artist and Dusseldorf, his
70 ltay furnish from the galleries superb of
Artists from America have been London Par and
splendid highly drawings
furnished
men which will excel anything produced
England or the United siaies The first in the Do
An this foress spendo Magazine and,
Grahan readers win be Graham abohes
the system Of csnvassng agents. and
aud editor Now clubs the December
number closes the volume. @
9i TERMS-sLNGLE COPIES, e.
PRIoE l8sl-Ai for Gahams Magazine,
commencing with 1851, win be supplied following
gs subscnbe % nvc copies, copies
for 60 and sending
cbe These viii not be departed from by the three
dollar mAgaxinss #
All orders addrsssed TO i.
GEORGE r. GRAHAM,
i34 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Penn.
Oct io--3tdA3tw
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NEW DEsESS Goods, Embrotdsred shawls. Skc.--The
subscribe have this addition their stock Of
ancy goods or ladies, aul0ng which gis.Ms VA ft
ie piece. 'upsiauvs ~ 1eh brocads silks for evening
10 do extra rich wafsred sks, every colsr
do new styles spotted silks, very neat |
do rich plain Gro de Agers Irg.t# -
10 do rich aud styles Chene silks
Is do figured and changcable silks, very cheap aF3
s do heavy black wsteFsd silks, ali widths 4
10 do coored and black urk de- Pss
|a 20 do very hne French merinos every shade t
rs do rich colored elk vevets do
10 do do watsred Irish popiins do :tUHne.. g.h
so do do French cashmere d'Ecosse, style
rs do do do mousselnes de laine, do
~ do do Scotch do ow-priced
~ very nch real cashmere long shawls e&
20 do do do do
rs styles scotch long do #rg ~. sa
90 styles lace cspes .4s# l
dozen real valencia lace collars ~, (.
do embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
do richly embroidered handkerchiss, &c. .la
Together with many other and desirable ace In their line,
70 which they respectfully invite the attention of the ladies' OF the
Oct s-awif p II. HOOE q co.
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demands. IL was amusing stand by and hear the 81
cases made for Withdrawing the Dc Posites some
going TO Panama and some TO Humboldt; had pur-
chased dove Of sheep and another Of horses. While
standing the counter hesfd depositor making
long for Withdrawing Really, sir said Mr. King.
! have Time listen 10 you You have your money,
and belongs 70 you Excuses entirely ontof place.
you have not confidence in me, do deal with me. A,
sneh time iavofs asked or' = -
~ Inc ,cFsis, then. has Ony banker has
closed The others have the emergency promptly. and
.hey wll continue 50 70 do. We will the remark
,na Ness.s Burgoyne Co, James King OF William, and
Wells 20 win reap abundant harvest from this trial,
Two or three days viii suffice alay the excitement,
which VIII hsve Its good effect has had lts incouve-
niences lt viii tell who's thar, Mr.. King paid over
$4,000 Bugoyne Co. paid = much lsIser amount
bnt did learn the precise total 'f7ss7TT'
Noiw hsanding the temptation to loan money M ,le
large Of Interest here prevailing could name bank
at any moment They had coin amply sufficient 10 meet
any draft that could he drawn"
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s % person w be entered upoa oar books ssss. .l
pvasnk - sshscsipdon be asAs n sdvenes- F8gFr
p9sss sabsesss mss noasy " isrs, ss pssss
On which S IA paid BY azsasd ~ Ourselves y ne
TIE COUNTRY PAPER /. pssai~Asa u wsshay aans nsss
hons ~ oonsfes- and semi weekly during the
tphscFipdoss ~ period les. hsn ys VIII - ssesvst -
tsnss proporioaed % the above annual rasss
e0PosThAsTEks us SatAezed cur sssn, "a "
ssAAns DAILY sabscnbsn, 80 saeiossxs = Nv.
wEEKLY subscribers with Sas enclosed, Or ssvn Rnvr
subscribers, with Sio enclosed VIII be entitled cops -
same edition they nurnizh for, xvasis.
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WILLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, (of the late
hm Of Lane Trcker would call the attention Of his friends
generally his goods opening, which
importing
York, by the greatest variety richest styles
respectfully and earnestly solicited
give call and examine stock before purchssinG " am
confident II viii be 10 their advantage.
And especially Of ocerr, both Of
navy prepared all kinds OF
according the regulations the shortest ce and
moderate pces warranted both In the cutting and making de-
parmenb equal airy establishment In this county
T. his friends for their
long continued and hopes BY The diligence and
business merit continuation ofthe
All orders promptly executed.
Sept 2o- anw2w ...ea#a.
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,-s,e Lands Neal Estate, cellsction Of Debts, ana
rs' General Agency, bsbsqss. lows.

p~s,,e Lands Neal Estate, cellsction OF Dsbn, and
rsS 0snsrsi Agency, bubaqus. lows.
.aa omce permanently established the transaction Of ali
WIN. Il Z. s q :. % sssa' e. s sss
tssd once, the surveyor sensrss once for Wisconsin
Iowa -. ,... =, ,...,,o, ~ ..,,,.., -. .-..
psehsse sale, lease OF real
pssurni Il ON lands OF city lots.
psdenpnon Of lands or lots from iax SALE
i.veslirati0n Of titles, conveyancing, &c.
s aienuon smgrants, emennl societies. brokers'
a..is IN respectfully Invited this ece
rdbss opportunities Of information peculiarly AMPLE from
srssd with Dubuque land Office, aud nearly resi-
ssst u Mones vaiyn In southern Iowa, member Of
ss board public works. and register q the State land once
Aersr for sale and pas exhibiting the sold and
usso lands In northern Iowa. will be carefully compiled
~ snesbis coiecson Of debts win be diligently attended 10
~ many facilities purpose win extensive
favorable ocHii0n.
h tuyInes may through this any part
~ oflowa tha nsighbong counties Of Illinois and Wis
Incies descriptions will be accepted from corporations,
,ocaons merchants and business generally Business
M viii always with prompt attention, and instructions win
M ssiouowed with fidelity and despatch .
Jylr, 1850
Mon Geo. W. jones' United sa.es SENATOR Washington city, D.
Hon Dodge, senator wsshngou city, c.,
Hon Lssr, representative in Congress, washpg,on city D.
Hen W. Thompson, in Congress, washington city,
ssa B. r disney representative Congress- Washington city,
TScmss W. Clarke counssIora No. II wal street. New
wi,,,m o umsp ESQ. No. 70 Chatham street, New York
sylvester a Clerk Of the Patent oce3 chanes,own
Msson, Curtis Rankin cOunselors saw, Burlington and
Rsekuk, lows
Sept 2b-1 N Ei3t
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General Agency and Law Once AZ Wsshingsen,
M M ntt DE sELDIN0 4 wYLlE, stt Az n.
No. TSdds Buidins Psnasylpsnia assnss neat door
BroEnS Hotel, WasAinsfon, b. C.


No. Tsd6s Budnxs, Psnasyssna assnss, aszi door
BvoSns Hotel, Washinsfon, ID. c.
i,HAs. DE- sELDIso ANDREW wYLIE, IT,, having fosmsl
tnssp for The purpoe Of prosecuting claims before
Congress- the executive departments before any board Of
nlonars appointed for the adjustment Of spoaens oshe
claims % sgsin any ores are prepared 70 give tsi
their charge They will Obtaining pensions boun,
land, return duies claims arising under treaties,
buying and selling real estate, collecting private claims
Andrew wyle, , amy business with whiei
either himsen the firm be inusted OF
the District the Supreme Court Of the United
Chas De seding being United States commissioner noia
Will give prompt the taking Of testimony acknowieds
ment Of dceds, and other duties which apperan bis
Cbarges will be oderase and regulated by
and ths extent Of services required
Communications (post pad will receive immediate attention
Sept e-dly MI hf
THE AMERICAN Live stock Insur.ace Company.
vncees Indiana Charter unlimited granted January 2, is5o
Capital, S60 0oO Stockholders Individually liable. 'e ls
For ths n mules prize bulls sheep,
Of description against the water
dents end dseass aos stock driven eastern markets
transported SOUTH Losses paid In thirty days aer proof Of dcs
Drec0rsoscph o. Bowman, counssOrj Ferdinand EbsrwIne
mechan Captain Isaac Mass merchant; George ID. Hay,
Hon. ThomAs hshops builders John Wise, merchant ana
e.nk director Alvin W. msEcsa md bagk director Hon
Joseph g. Bowman, Prssdenti shue Whitney, Secretary
VIM Burtch and prsdens vncsnnss branch
Of the State Bank Of Indiana.
NELSON, AGENT Peun.ylvania avenue, between
18th streets, Washington Ciy. II
Sept 2S-dly
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VALUABLE Heal Estate In the City Of Washington
for sseThe proprietor intending 20 move 70 the West with
brick houses and lots on Viz
nia and Seventh en within square OF two OF the
Navy Yard Two the houses number o rooms eac
wei calculated for shops IN connexon WIN dwelling
the third small story house, subject ground
will be sold Also several enclosed sqacs with
comfortable hem between the Capitol and Con
Ground suitable for the cultivation OF vegetables
tor the sshinson market for daries may be pieued OF
The OF occupied present. produc
i've good condition. win be od atvery reduced prices III
ties sputable. gr2 z. hH. gIIE
Persons wishing purchase please address me by letter,
personally ohoe Pennsylvania avenue eW doors
above "i'''o novel, near 'S i'e''''' M. YOUNG,
Ap 5-codu ~ Agent