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lADvERTIsENENT.I

AMERICAN PIANO-F FORTE Association
This Association IS founded upon the principles of
the Building and Accommodating Fund Associations.
These principles have been thoroughly tested during
several years operations, and their success which
has been remarkably Is the natural result OF their
foundation truth. and their operation which Is for
the public good. The Piano-Fore Associations den-
teal in rs operation and results. It's principles, at
first not generally understood, have been clearly ex-
empfedb b. the working of Piano Forte Company No |,
which is now successfully launched, and bids fair TO
terminate within the specified time, when 100 hne
pianos VIII have been distributed TO the same num-
Der Of members. by the payment Of monthly install
mentS, varying IN amount IN proportion TO the time
at which possession Is gained The Trustees, Messrs.
Josekn d Watson, have already delivered TWO pl-
amos. chosen by the members, who paid the highest
premium. s. per month, from the manufactures OF
Messrs Dubois & Warmer. and John Is. Durham.
The operation for good is thus clearly evidenced
and as several other Companies VII be rapidly
formed, the benefits designed by these gentlemen
viii be widely extended. The First Melodeon Com
pany on the principles Is rapidly filling up, as
also the Second Piano Company The books are
open at the Office $50 Broadway All persons de-
srous Of obtaining either instrument should call al
he Office Judge of the advantages offered, and SUD
scribe 10 one or both
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Fire a, Pittsburg-RaiIrssd Projects.

PlrrSBURG, TUESDAY, July y.
4 fire broke out this morning IN the 9Th Wand de
Siroylng TWO BRICK houses. \ woman and child who
were IN one OF he buildings were burned 10 death.
The Railroad excitement hers Il lncrtaSng-s
meeting was held last evening IN favor OF coastuct-
ing road from Beaver to WeASville, which will
give ptiSburg direct communicat cnwlth the lakes.
\ party OF so lcf tins morning IN the cars On
pleasure excursion 10 Rochester
The rver is falling slowly, With SIX feet % waier
IN the channel
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fHiLApELPHtA, lN4SiSV, July IL
Daniel Haw AIns, claimed as fugitive slave, had
hearing before l. :. Commissioner lngraham this
morning. who ordered that he be sent back TO his
master IN Maryland. The slave absc,sdsd about one
year since.
Mail through William II. Taylor a lawyer, o(
Savannah. was killed az Nassau, Ela, IN reconter
with ii. W. Clark
The citizens OF Petersburg, Va. have subscribed
100000 to the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.
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THP S.rr .,D THE MINEs.-A gentle

nan who has Just returned. informs US Inat me oaut
is thronged With visitors from all parts OF the coun
ny and that large force OF adVen,ers are ENJOY,
that the tide of travel TO that region Will oe muca
larger than durng any previous season. The pro-
peller Peninsula arrived here on Monday morning
last. bringing - of Copper from the Chn NINE
the Peninsula Mine. rClevelant Plalndealer, ls.h.
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Gov. BRIGGs. Editors: The
paragraphs in your paper OF Tuesday morning con-
corning the visit of ex-Goy. Briggs to Bridgeport,
Conn, do not any Of them give precisely the correct
information His Elk -Excellency. with his wife and
daughter have been passing few days at the resi-
dence OF Ira b. Wheeler, Esq, formerly Coroner
OF this CITY, whose country seat Is contiguous 10
that OF Mr. Barnum, or lranlstan. Hence the error
probably in the locus quo of the Massachusetts,
official Yours faithfully, BRIDGEPoIT.
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Passenger, per America for Boston.

Mr. Ferguson and lady, Mr. Harvard and LADY ST Ha.,
ford Jones Bridges and LADY, Mr. Lupe and Lady. Mr.
Blar and brother Messrs Leouart Hopkins. Harnsteaf
PiggUtt Scherer knight. Kent, Arnstein byne, Dran
Rand Dexter Peiry Brown Morrison, Lowell. Gregory'
Cushing kO.s Hsmton. Bond, Hiinew, linop' Aooo'''
ggihsJn CrowIns sheLis. Perkins hcheimon Dryoeh'
Rgdstin PisnI-s Coz, Hsvr, English - ANN neNf''
Lsnd H-on CIV MouR.
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By Telegraph to the New.york Tribune.
Indian Treaties-rriai or pa, he

ut>flaY, y
The Indian Bureau has received iniorm.t,oo th,,
the Oregon Commissioners, Messrs Games simmer
and Allen have concluded Treaties with four Indian
tribes BY which large concessions Of band have bee,
obtained on favorable terms.
The trial Of Day was continued. ana further exam
nation had OF witnesses for the prosecution
John Rice OF philadepiis has obtained contract
for buildgg four hTSt-ciass tss. city op.
pO>iie the Presidents mansion, f., William w Coz
COTan.
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GER MANY.

Little news from Germany. except fresh reports Of
concerted at Warsaw for the military
disposition IN GERMANY 50 rs TO suppress any rcgo-
utlonary attempt.
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Congressional Nomination Vote for Cas-.


The Opposition Congressional Convention OF the
Second Di>irc. has nominated William J. Hamilton
for reelection. and passed resolutions ~ favor Of the
compromise measures and of General Cas- for Presi-
dent.
AZ the Opposition Convention tonight. Wm. p
Pouter nominated for the Office OF Commissions
er 0i Pubic Works
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

ALBANY, lutSdal July ~.
rs the Express Train was coming Fast this after
noon, when about mile West of Canestots. an old
lady of about 50 years OF age said To be deaf, and
carving panSOl over her head, stepped out from
some bushes, where she had hG en- gathering berTes),
upon the track, ard walked directly against one Of
the passenger cars which HIT her upon the temple.
throwing her distance of about ~ feet. and killing
her instantly.
Mile Parodi is 10 sing here IN Monday next
She will then 90 10 Troy, Saratoga, Utica and
syracuse
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ROxsURF, Mass, TUESDAY july ~.
Three men belorNng TO tins place, while digging
at the corner OF Ruggles ard Parker streets, las.
night at the depth Of three or four feel discovered
box or trunk con aiming large slsount OF money
supposed 10 have been Tuned by notorious charsc-
ter named Walker whe occupies a cottage IN the
vicinity tine since.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE WIDOW AND

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE WIDOW AND
CHILDREN or GEO. T. GIILEsPIE.-At meeting OF
the Captains OF Police and citizens friendly 10 the
above object, held at the Fourth Ward Station House,
on Mon6ay evening, the 2lSt inst, JACOB F OAKLEY
was called to the Chair, and reports received from
majority of the Police Districts and the amount col
ecied on the various subscription lists. On motion,
the following Committee WAS appointed TO invest
and disburSe the fund collected Aid. Oakley. Geo.
IL. PurSer, Captains Drcheit, Voorhees, and Brad
ford The above Committee was also authorized 10
receive further subscriptions, and Jacob F Oakley
was appointed Treasurer.
The meeting adjourned 10 meet on Thursday, the
IN OF August when the subscription viii be closed.
and Tie Report OF the Committee published.
JACOB +. OAKLEY, Chairman.
GFo !. ptRSgR Secretary.
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ON FRIDAY subsequent o. the sailing Of the Franklin,
800 bales only found buyers but IN the day following lgO
bales were sold decline If flo r. less desire u real
ne being manifested by holders.
July l0.-Ihe Cotton market renamed 9hceanged Tue
sales iotyo were 800 bales Very superior Oreas 3H
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL of the AMERICA a, HALIFAX.
Fall in Cot,on-Breads,ufk Firm.

TUESDAY, July -.
The British Mail steamer America Ar
rived 4; her dock Il g. O'Clock PM with Sc pa>Sen.
gers. The new Lord Bishop OF Nova Scotia and FIVE
others for Halifax
She has 4 large cargo ana experienced head winds
al the passage.
The steamer Humboldt FOR Havre. landed her mails
al COwes on the lOih INST
No American steamer arrived AZ Liverpool since
the sailing OF The Pacific
The Queens WISH go the CITY and the TWO italian
Opera houses are the events which have engro>set
attention ths week. Nearly 1000 pounds were
taken At the Exhibition on Tie 18th
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Refusal OF n Bank TO Redeem its Paper.

UTICA, Tuesday July ~
The Camden Bank IN this County refused 10 give
specie to-day for their paper.
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Madame Anna Bishop n, Rochester

ROCHESTER, Tuesday, July %.
Madame Bishop sang last evening IN Cornthlan
Hall. 10 an overlooking audience. The crowd at
the doors gave her three cheers when she len the
Hall.
Jenny Lind sings in the same place tonight
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Railway Coayentissn at Psxtland-Ehe Posi-
poned Celebration Of ne Fourth. &c.

general meeting of the friends Of railway enter
Prise IN Portland and ITS S1clnty, was held at the
City Hail to-day, q reference to the European and
North American Railroad. John h Moore, ESQ,
Chairman Of tLT Executive Committee, made some
remarks giving the history and progress OF the en-
terpnst. Resolutions we're introduced, dsscussed
and pa sed, = furheyan5e OF the 1Dect OF ihe Ton
yentlon 49,. IL
the yfoceealngs hayI.e been postponed on accovhs
OF he weather The day ha~ been bns, ana e'~y'
thing passed of pie ssantly. ..oco,.
Charles w. Child mas been eommi'eo ~ .no s,Ja,
s,r,tS contrary law ana refusing 10 paw hhe--'
DE Ia,uor was ,Tdered t. be destroyed.
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GO II PIRsER, Secretary.

The SKULLS AGAIN-Many were the sur
miSes Yesterday concerning the score OF human skulls
recently found the sink OF house No Mott street,
ana The matter yet remains an eJpainable my>-
''N The Coroner Is TO investigate he case to-day
and ifpossioe trace on, the manner in which the
MAINS came 20 be deposited in the vault
our anclent contemporary, the Commercial Adrsr-
hS'r, says More than thirty years ago The Whole
OF mat part OF Moit-stTeet Was DESTROYED bv FIRE
and was shortly replaced With more durable class
% buildings, rendering deeper excavations necessary
than had previously been made in that vicinity In
the OF this work II was ascerta,ned thar the
ground had previously been used As cemetery. We
saw several collins and large pile of sones. which
had been dsintered II probably portion Of these
latter that form the staple for the above MYSTERIOUS
paragraph"
ARREST FOR RoBsING NEssEL.-About
O'Clock Yesterday morning officer Colgan arrested
man calling himself John Smith while in the act OF
robbing the cabin OF the sloop Mary ii. Williams. j
{. Place master, wing at the loot o; JameS-s;. Mr..
smith was taken before Justice Loia5op AMI comCl.,
ted 10 prison for trial.
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tADyERTIsEMENr.l
MOsT EXTRAORDINARY The perform

ance at Bamum'S Museum. The new pantomlne Is
gloriously comic, and VI. Philippe IN 1t is wonderful.
Javell and Cline, on the rope new comic farce.
Same splendid bill this afternoon and evening.
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Markets. .BgyvAIe. July ss.

The follow .Ag have been the receipts OF tf.s pas,
"a hours FEOra 40 bos WHEAT ll,v8onsh
Corx 200 onsh There has not been much doing
IN FITrR. ba, the market is dnte firm and stili tend
ING npwsst. Safes 600 bbis. Michigan at ! Hd3 50.
WaElr IS firm, with good milling inquiry. 1900
bush. sid at 75d76c. Tor Ohio CosS has been IN
settled, owing 10 the sdvices brought by the Pacific
We Rave no sales worth reporting, Oars are dull
WITH small sales al Sc.
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Market. -ALBAsY JufD
The receipts OF the past "a hours sum up FLoys.
IL 900 bbls WHEAr, 10000 bushels Coas, Ios
bushels. The market for Flour has beca rather
heavy but withou, material change IN prices There
Is fair milling demand for prime wHkAr. Cos. "
steady At Yesterdays rate Oars Ns IN dsmaah
sales % 90 busaelS al flG4i,c.
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BOARD or SUPERvIsoRs-The Recorder
in the Chair. bill Of James Quick, Of sl06, for
blank books, &C. SAID 10 have been furnished by him
while Register ~ or II years ago ordered to De
paid. the Committee saving a similar CHIN al
lowed to Mr.. Osgood Ii lSi9. ard 70 NJ. Browue IN
1850
A bill II James Taylor. Keeper OF the City Hall Of
$37i, for refreshments furnished the Commissioners
Of Excise was ordered 10 be paid.
4 communication was received from State SUPER
Intendeht Common Schools, that Geo. w. Austin
has been selected as st4e pupil Tor instruction as
deaf and dumb.
Pau Of AssessorS.-Those Of FIRST Second and Thlr-
teenih Wards were passed at $50 each Third,
Fourth Sixth, Tenth and F0uTte enth at S315 Fifth,
Twelfth and Nineieeth at 500 seventh, EIghth,
Ninth, Eleventh. Fifteenth Seventeenth and Eight
een,h at as and SiItet nth At $3.50. Resolutions
20 add $50 to Nineteenth and $50 to each Of the
Others, lies over I'll next meeting
An appropriation was made 10 Tecopy some Of TIE
Indexes in Ee gister's Office.
Ore or Two Bis were ordered to be paid and Others
referred
Adjourned 10 Monday.
ANOTHER DRATH BIZ A STRokE or THE
sUN.-Beiween II and O'Clock Yesterday I'M
known man was sun struck while at work in the
BoTery and soon after conveyed to the City HOSpl-
tai, where ne died ii about two hours. His appear
ance was that of laborer. The Coroner was notified
and VII hold an inquest this morning.
Sun SrRUck.-Patrick Riley, residing in
Thirteenth-St. near avenue A. sun struck on
Monday afternoon while AZ work on the corner OF
Seventeenth-si. and avenue \. He vaS taken 20 hrs
residence by officer Palmer. where he les IN a dan
gerous situation
tADvERTIsENEXr.l
MosT EXTRAORDINARY perform
ance at Bamums Museum. The new pantomlne IS
glorously comic, and NJ Philippe IN 1t is wonderful
Jave III and Cline, on the rope. new comic farce.
Same splendid bill this afternoon and evening
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Whole number OF passengers los Steamers -, iiO
Whole number of passengers by Packet Ships l.2S6
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=, Tod and shelter, and appeal to the charitable
~ his behalf He may be found at 22' Division-s''
:, we viii gladly take charge of any contributions
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT FROM CAMpHENE.
woman named Mary Rock, residing at ~ Ay. L.
was engaged N filing lighted lamp With Camphene
when the fluid IN the took fire from the fame of
the lamp and burned glr Is years OF age. Who was
standing near her AT the time oficer Wade OF the
Eleventh Ward. was passing the house at the mo-
mcnt and immediately ran IN, and by means Of en-
Yelopng the glr his coat succeeded IN exilngulsh
ing the hre which had communicated 70 her clothes
Medical and Was then procured and She VIII probably
recover.
MysrEelovS.-On Monday evening the
body OF a child, with handkerchief about Its neck
TO which stone was attached was found by officer
Johnson Of the Eighth Ward in the water a, the foot
otSprrg.s. The Coroner was called TO hold an ln-
guest but the decomposed state OF the body rendered
impossible 10 ascertain, 10 any degree of certainty.
the cause OF death.
u John Graham, who was injured in i
quarrel on saturday night IN Forty -fourth-st near
secondav., is reported dead, the return from the
Captain Of the Nineteenth Ward Police No notice
10 thai effect has however been sent to the Coroner
Ihos McCif, who was arrested at the time charged
with the commission of the assault is still! in con-
dnemea..
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By the presiden, OF the United states.


pursuance ofaw, MLLARD FILLMORE, President of the
oed states OF America do hereby declare make known
saes w be held the undemenuoneand Offices
m Ss iowa al The periods hereinafter desgnated
Al the land Office IOWA CITY, commencing Monday
september for the disposal Of the public lands u
ated IN the iollo~ing-named townships, viz
North Of the base line and Of the nm principal naerdan.
Township seventy nine, of range twenty-nne. Y
townships seventy and eighty, Of range thirty.
seventy aud eighty, hiry-one.
township eighty one, ofrange thirty three.
en day OF September disposal OF the pubic lands
wiiln the aforementioned townships, TO witi
North 81 the base line and Of the th principal meridan
Township seventy, Of range thirty.
township seventy, OF range thry-wo,
township seventy, OF range thirty-ihree,
Al the land DUBUQUE, Monday the eighteenth day
OF August next disposal following tracts TO witt
small island and eigheen township
egh no the southeast quarter OF
uon twenty seven township ninety north OF range nine, west
oil the nth principal meridian
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools military and
other purposes swamp overfowed lands
made unht thereby which shall be selected
the State authorities before appointed the
OF The public respectively under the entitled san
70 enable The State Of Arkansas and other states 10 reclaim e
ands' within their m approved september 70, 1880,
excluded the
heretofore granted law of Congress for military
deied the United States wH be permitted the above
mentioned lands provided entitled An making
preparations civil diplomatic government
&c, approved Sd March, 1851.
The offering lands will commenced the days appoint
the which with
despatch, until whole shall have offered
the sales thus closed shall be longer than
weeks and private of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration the weeks.
under city Washington this sixth day of
May Domini thousand eight hundred and fifty
MILLARD FILLMORE
By the President;
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sTROLOGY.-The celebrated Dr. w. RoBACK, professor
Of aroog astronomy phrcnoogy and geomancy, combined
with conuradon from Sweden office No n Locust street. Phs
heads Europe higher
reputation asologer than living Natves
according gcomancyadies So gentlemen S.
distance have their nayes drawn by sending the date the
All containing fee viii
INN
written paper and he is prepared
conluTaon the following Courtshp
given for successful accomplishment Of wealthy
rage redeem such given
all hazard and for the recovery
stolen property, purchasing OF lottery
have been this
vicinity United States, the full satisfaction Of all
natyes horoscopes been during
will purpose, and viii DO
person, and the mail safe thn persons
money through Office Dr. Roback
900 letters monthly, and has missed
be giousy attended prepaid. Be
uhce and For particulars
Unsn, and get astrological almanac
gratis. 49, -
n Locust street, above Eighth, Philadelphia.
Feb 5-6mosd
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Distant subscribers forward money letter. The postage
On which will be paid and all risk
safe transmission.
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Subscriptions for period less than year be received
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TO CONTRACTORS.
)rrrcr or COMMISSIONER OF Prruo BvrLDrsos,

OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF PCBLIo BUILDINGS,
Washington, June 25, 1851.
PROPOSALS will received this O'Clock D M
Friday the 18th July for grading and paving
part OF extending
avenue York The
must be laid bed nine inches deep OF suitable gravel
well be
gravel be
ted under inspection appointed by the Comms
sioneT October Security
will be required The faithful performance of the work ANY
grading will be deposited such within
reasonable distance a directed.
Persons proposing price per cubic for
ding and superficial yard for paving including gravel and all
materials. VIM Easily,
June 26-2aw3w Commissioner of Public Buildings
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@W ~ $ sa a.

A NEW Route to Pittsburg, VIA the baltimore, Sus-
Raiiro to Pntsbug
express of will leave Cave station daily
Washington aud Baltimore
m, connecting with fast line Middeown l, n
irving ut Harrisburg at u, M 10 dinner u. ..#.".
The leaves Harrisburg for the at p arriving
Hodaysbug Al this point the option Of
taking either the Johnsown, thence packet boats
stages direct from Holhdaysburg Piiisburg
Tickets will be sold the following points by this train, wit
York. Wigh vic Columbia, Marietta, Mddletown, Harrisburg
Port Merstown, Perysve Lewistown MoVeysiown, Hunt
ingdon, Holldaysbug and PittsbuTg
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley railroad,
which through Carlisle, shppensburg, ChambebuR and
points this road. ..g. /.
For accommodation Of from Washington for of
the baggage Of will be the
Railroad Company arrival OF
morning the baggage, which will be
carried free of charge TO Calvert station = q. 4. r
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-dn Ticket Agent
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IN the petition Of Reuben Daniels fWoodstock Vermont
the extension patent granted him October
1887, Improvement shearng machines,
the expiration Of said patent which takes place the 7
day OF October, A. ID. 1851
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent ONCE
Monday 18th september, 1851 ~ o'clock and
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing m required e in the Patent
Oce their objections, specifically set forth IN writing at least
days before the hearing All testimony filed by either
party said hearing and transmitted
accordance with the rules of the Office which will be furnished
on application.
odered that this notice be published in the Incgenccr
Republic Union Washngon d. c. Daily Bee Boston, Massa
Vermont Journal Windsor Nermonti Providence Jour
nal Providence r. L.; Tribune, New YUrk and the Albany
Albany New York, week for three
weeks previous 10 the 18th day OF September next. -
THOs, EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
Editors OF papers will copy and send their
bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice
lung ll-laNlM
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Darts Editions OF MoIiere, Racine. Rousseau" ,''s
teaubriand, Madame de sevigre, Bossuct LcsaFe Ia
Beaumachas Massllon Corneis, yotaire Raeess, Mon
Paul Louis Courier, Msmontel, ivio Peico Scribe
tesqueu, Maebranche Marmie Cspedque, 81 ss psi,nc
Madame s,ae, Thieuy Goethe, Ducts, Rotfon heynna
CONSTANT Cousin, Boieau Forian and many oei as =,
them beautifully illustrated, others finely bounhi - ~ o "
a cheaper description, sell at low prices
Just imported direetf from Paris ppANcu r.vrnp
hnH'Nn tntkon
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FORM OF RELEASE.
CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

sHerdHdrtd, pugtntd
THIS spacious mansion, the best modern style
nrons south about thirtwo feet running back including e
hundred hy Everything
provided comfort OF large
family gentleman holding public office in Washington city II
following wits perfect heahness OF sit
uaon, short and pleasant dnve from city TO city, much cheaper
rent society If sold, hb
given rented the will be moderate
possession had For further particulars apply to
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dee lq-lAwr Alexandria.