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ugton city, have received paper in thcc weeks
The subscribers the Washington papers in this
hood equal sufferers, and plain that they frequently
lose their papers entirely The roads better
order then why this entire loss Of our papers
tUnion Beacon, Afssissippi.
The aboveis only one OF many assurances that there
ia something wrong in the conduct Of those charged with
the transportation Of the mails. Complaints often reach
u.s. alleging that there great reguIarty and inexpca
BILE delay in the arrival of letters well papers a, the
proper offices of delivery We do no, make this obser
walton with any disposition to find fault with the central
post-ofce management bu to call the attention OF the
head OF the department. the necessity for increased vigil
lance in the southwestern States. where there is evi.
IDENTIFY some disorder that ought to be corrected.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. al, 1867.

QESwARps SANFORD, Co.. express agents ana bankers IN
United States London Liverpool Nave been appointed
UAon authorized 10 receive subscriptions
paper Their ONCE In London NO ~
Gresham street, Liverpool No. Columbus buildings
This concern . CONNECTED this with the well known
house Of Adams Co, agents. and snnusd !" te conn
Of abroad.
o. b. PALasR, American Newspaper Ag-nt, auuof
the cities OF Boston, We" oA
and Philadelphia duly empowered 10 take advertisements
subscriptions required by His receipts VIII Dc
areBoston, Congress suee
New York, Tribune buidg Philadelphia, northwest ecfef o.
Third Il Chestnut streets.
QyMr JAnEs le2 South Tenth street, Philad
phia, general travelling agent, assisted by messs WIN
WELD, JsHs COLLINS JAMES DrxRIse, A. KIRK WsLLs"fon
e. A. EVANS Jons r. Jupkks r. LOCKE JOS BUTTON GEORGE
P. Button. and TnonAs ID. NicE.
CO. Mr.. O. w JAMES, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, general travel
ling for the western siaes assisted by JOINS T. DEST, WIN
RAMSAY Dr. J. WADswoRrB, r. X GRAVES, r. LAWS JAMES
RUTHERFORD, Dr. LORI EDWARDS and G.
L. WsEaAs Each of the above has certificate OF Tho
Mayor Cncnna with Of the city describing their
there will be risk in paying lem and hope all whom
they call Will make convenient settle with them.
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rLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, Il co. most respec fully
HE ladies of Washington adjacent cities that
they receipt Of aud
fashionable seasonabe goods suited exclusively of the
ladies' and have
be pleased their variety goods We
In part the following, Just received:
fancy embracing every
style In design, lin NIL prices)
rich dc cashmeTes,
dress patterns and pieces cut to suit any demand
rs pieces handsome styles and qualities, from y To 37S
100 pieces low priced mouenes in and beautiful patterns
80 good quality figured and plain moussen the low
price of l2t cents-best goods In the market
10 pieces chene mousscines
IL do fine plaid moussenes, for children
20 do fine plaid silks, In brilliant coloTs
10 do nne plaid mernoes do
II do solid high ce.orcd mousselines de lame
is do bright coiored French iannes
IL do plaid poplins-a bargain
follows
10 pieces extra fine Luplns bombasins
20 do medium do
+ Is iow-prced
do fine "a black Farmiesse cloths
do fine 4 black do
Is do fine silk warp lustres
ID do black
80 do medium and low priced alpacas
do fine black Thbet merinoes
do double width black caslimcres
ID do plain
- 10 do black twled cashmeIes all wool low priced.
We have also
% 81 square black Thibet shawis
"a long black
Oct 25-d3ufkw3t
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be placed, and within which line will be established
chain Of mounted troops. The infantry posts on the ex
ueme frontier will be incIeased-say from ive 10
companies each.
General Harvey also left the day. under orders to
repair the Indian treaty ground under AN escort OF two
companies OF mounted infantry, and accompanied by has
staff officers Lieuienanls Wood and Tree. Much good
may be expected TO result from these important army
towards eeoting entire security on our from
tiers.
Colonel C. A. May has been ordered TO Texas, and
will be stationed at Fort Mason. on the Llano. IN com
mand OF that post lie was on his way there.
Major Morrison, who tried by courl. martial re-
Gently, has been honoraby acquitted lie was TO leave
San Antonio in few days, 10 join his family al 81
Louis. .
Colonel Stamford Lieutenant Pitcher and d H. Swift,
left San Antonio on the 7h for their station al Fort Mar
lin Scott.
The Ledger understands that General Smiul intends
max ing at an early day tour OF inspection throughout
his entire military command.
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TuE CUBAN LADHs-SALE JEWELS AT NEW Or
LeAks-I.ast week j l. Carman. auctioneer, OF This
ciy sold Banks Arcade three hundred pieces OF
ewelry of every variety and kind. Many OF Them were
ntrinsically very valuable. being stones elegantly
set Many were valuable from their antique and quaint
form aud character and all possessed additional value
These the contributions OF the ladies OF Cuba 10
the effort which made redeem their lovely isleiron
the bondage OF the Slanid. As they were all separate
pieces and embraced every character OF Iewey IRON he
coral neck lace OF inianthe tiny emerald OF little
misso the brilliant diamond and lustrous pearl OF The
full DONNA and the old fashioned beastn locke,
and The spectacl,s OF The matron we presume that
they were tributes from different donors. Many of
the pieces were marked with the names OF the lair
eivers There was beautiful diamond pin, which
brought sixty dollars: II was msrke. with the beautiful
name Fidelia There magnificent earrings, which
the fair Vanra gave 10 the cause OF Cuban lndepen-
lence; whilst innumerable Marias. lsabelas, lnezes
Sc, robbed teI caskets Of their richest jewels, and Of
tered them upoa the altar of "Querida Cuba
There mourntul interest attached 10 this sale. Ii
was a sorrowfu and heart sinking reflection 10 think
how vain and pofiIess these noble tokens of pa
trioism and generosity.
The original cost of this collection must have greatly
exceeded five thousand dollars Sold at auction, the
amount realized was oil course much less Many per
son. however, knowing the history of the collection,
were eager procure token and nemenlo OF so
noble contribution
There fact of which these jew els afford confma-
ton that shade hopes for the redemption
OF Cuba by the hands Of her II is the additional
proof afforded by these facts OF the superiority OF the
The man in This as in all other Spanish col
onies,-N ". o. Delta.
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Senator Gwiu.

We were g!aliied 10 see this distinguished senator
Yesterday entirely restored 10 health lie has taken
lodgings at tue National Hotel, and will remain some
DAYS in the city before returning New York for his
family He confirms The accounts previously published
in the Uaoa of the elections in California as being de-
cisive in favor OF the democratic party,
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Circular.

lirCuIAr.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city of Washington,
II aight Palmer, Of New York,
Supreme Court Of the United States,
objects
Conducting professional business in the Supreme Court of the
Especial
land ules coming appeal.
The prosecution and Of all claims law equity,
States, Congress
ment foreign before boards OF commission
ers
B. The settlement Of with the State Treasury War
Post Office, md interior Departments and obtaining
penalties, forfetures alleged
the revenues post Office, or other laws
Securing inventions from United
from foreign and procuring land and
The pension laws OF the United States
Collections generally, embracing debts, legacies,
ances the United STATES and toeign countries
United State
loans, md on bond and mortgage of freehold estate.
addressed (po paid) the undersigned
prompt and faithful attention lie solely auonzed
settle the business and the late firm Of Palmer
Sneihen.
AARON ii. PALMER.
WAsutsoTos, Oct 49, 1881.
Oct g-dlwNlawu
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We give room again 10 communication from Probes
sor Solomon, whose observations this interesting sub
ac continue 10 manifest great zeal for the advancement
OF the rights of inventors His views have called forth
those of another writer, which we saall publish in to.
morrows Union--showng that discussions like these,
il conducted spirit of fairness and good temper, are
sure to terminate in practical suggestions which may
ccnduce 10 the public good.
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The frs, election ST. Paul. Minnesota Territory took
place on the ISL. inst and proud state the dem
ocra,ic ticket was carried by some $40 mrj,riy This
place. which is already inhsb ted by Is 900 citizens
and thousands docking there every promises
to support the utmost of its strength, tbs democratic
ticket and feel proud in Boosting that the first election
which took place in tina, promising country turned
out in the support OF the right cause"
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Our Commercial Letter,

We invite the special attention of cur readers TO this
luminous and admirable exposition Of the causes and
nature OF The late s,Ingency Of The money market in New
York and OF the which has been pursued by the
banks Of that city. The letter will amply repay careful
perusal.
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LATER FROM Ell PASO.


Robberies bu the Indians--Goid on tie ella
The inhabitants of Ell Paso and Preside counties have
been much alarmed for the safety of their settlements by
the withdrawal OF the United States troops from their i'm
mediate section. The post San ElzarIo had been
Gated and order received from Colonel Sumner va
cate the post at franklin and move up the river, (Ro
rande al or about the line OF 80 degrees, which leaves
the entire western border OF this State exposed TO Indian
mercy Troops have been stationed at Vale Verde in the
Indian country but without sufficient force protect the
frontier settlements.
vicinity OF FL Paso VISIT and retreated with lew
len animals Above the Pass every description OF stock
has been seized and driven off by this awess band OF
Wild land pirates They do not even respect the bound
airy commission its escort Al the copper mines they
aid clam 10 their animals and our friends OF the com
mlsson were leit to loot IT. as Adam did when driven
foIh IRON his native home.
Inc Chihuahua merchants have traded and still con-
nnne 10 trade Freely and literally with our merchants at
- - WIN proper protection, business at FL Paso
and the adjacent towns would rapidly increase, and as
sumo regular and permanent character al present there
is great cry OF insecurity
The rscent explorations OF the past season have CON
frmsd the ott-toId tale OF gold on the ella consider
able party OF miners spent last in the region of
the Gia. and have reaped rich harvest Their agent was
in Fl Paso in September last purchasing winter stores
There 10 every reason 10 believe that The ella mines are
rich
Our informant met on the Pecos four OF the company
who started from Alabama last spring for the iIa they
took The route by way Of Red river: they all suffered
much from sickness, and many left the company Gen.
Davee, Of Alabama, was one OF the party, and, at the
ume the Judge met MN, was unable to mount his horse
The others, also. very feeble They bad concluded
TO come to this city in company with Wenworths train.
had the Judge and party not met them they not received
sucoor from some other source they probably would have
Pensned They mediate starting after they recruit them
selves, BY our San Antonio and FL Paso route.
ING Inolan tribes OF various nations were congrega
ing IN great numbers the Of the San Saba, Tor
me purpose OF meeting the Indian agent
Ooonei rogers left San Antonio few days since 10
us. VIZ" ne Indians, taking with him prov sons, Indian
clohing, &C, Tor distribution
ARMY MOVEMENTS ON TnE TEXAN FRONTIER
General Smith left San Antonio October g. with The
intention OF waiting the frontier he will proceed N Inc
Clear Fork Of the Brazos, with the view OF esabsbnu
chain Of Infantry posts, beyond which the Indians are 10
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POTOMAC RIVER BOAT,

4 tSrSza The fast, and superior GEORGE
Hs<-Hlhae WASHINGTON will the Potomac balance
cf season, stopping following landings going
and Tuesday and Friday leaving Washington
O'Clock a. M Alexandra at 81 O'Clock, ahc
Cone wednesday ard Saturday morning
week. landing tho following places going and
Fort ashpgon Gymon ouanttco Budds Ferry, Boyds
Hole, Nangsmcs Store, Fopes Creek, Bnf Point Blacks
tons Island Moore Landing Pney Point Sandy ro" and Cone
river.
Oct I0~eodlw JOB C0R6oN, Captain
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The Republic OF yesterday publishes the following
letter addressed by The Attorney General acting a. See
reary OF State the attorney OF the United States Tor
the northern di.,rc, Of New York. in reference to The
Syracuse outrage;
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington, October 8, 1881.
SIR: The President has learned from the newspapers,
with the deepest regret, thai dugraceful outrage has r.
Gently been committed by lawess mob, who have BY
force rescued fugitive from labor from the custody OF
the marshs thereby resisting the execution OF legal pro
and setting the law at defiance He hopes that me
satements respecting the occurrence exaggerated
especially il took place at your residence, and no com
uncaon upon the subject has been received from you
But. whatever may have been the OF the outrage
he expects that efforts will be spared your part and
that OF the marshall to bring the guilty offenders TO Jus
tce The supremacy of the laws must be maintained o.
every hazard and at any sacrifice. Men WHOSE sworn
duly 10 execute them must be protected and sustain
ed IN the discharge Of that duty
cannot doubt that the great majority OF your citizens
are loyal 10 the constitution and that they will aid the
proper officers in bringing justice those who have wan
ioniy and wekedly violated the aacrsd duty OF
citizen. in free republic by setting example which,
II followed must endanger the LIE OF every ocer charged
with the execution OF the laws
am, sir, very respectfully your obedient servant,
J. J. CRITTENDEN,
Acting Secretary.
To JAMES r. LAWRENCE, esq, Attorney OF the United
States for the Northern District OF New York. syria
cuee.
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DANCING ACADEMY-Ftst Course.-sir. r. r. LABBs
- has the honor
town. and Alexandria, dancing The
season viii commence Thursday November
George Thomas Parker grocery
avenue, between 9th and 7tb st6ee opposite
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
All the fashionable dances will taught
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Supreme
asaas. the departments boards Of procure
debts dividends eeaees and neritanees, The
United ana ON Bond and and 10 "ssauaa me pu
sale oans lands and patent rights IN State OF The
Union. -, ,,-,,o,, ,,
prspaid addressed ". G. susthsn Carroll
Place, Capitol Hl Washns,on d. Co viii meet with prompt al
tontion. oetaS-dy
pAHKER's Fancy store is unusually attractive I'M.
newest patterns and moat fashionable styles. In
900 dozen Paris Gloves numbers
expressly for his sales Ia
40 cartons styles band,
Some very beautiful for Aashes and The meek. In
is entirely ne patterns shell tuck combs, Paris make
100 entirely new patterns buffalo do do
very Of she'll buffalo aud English horn dress
ing combs and ivory COMBS very SUPERIOR few dozen
HAIR BRUSHES
very large and superior a.sa,snt O. Ensh French and
American hair brushes some rnpesy 0 mar d'e'Se
SINAI, en- g. e, ase made BY n Of New
PERFUMERY.
of peue, containing Lubns extracts, oils,
HAIR DYE.
as h a S sssau we W. S.s s s a saa
IDENTITY the best article ever offered dying the hu
man hair PARkER'S
Oct a3-d6t under National Hotel
TWELvE Thousand Acres Texas Land for sale
lies several the BraZo Bernardo
Guadaoupe rivers, in the popuous, wealthy, aud desirable
and cotton OF Texas, fact all The ad-
vahages OF Market navigation, SELL and clmateequn 10
in the southern country lying contiguous The Gulf Mex
davis travel 10 the Galveston about three 70 NEW
Orleans convenient the interior
shall Texas In November next which
wishing property
pouni Of visiting and examining IN with myself both the
land and the titles The Of sale be made accommodating
and sale protected by wishing join
planting sugar five
years. viii, sapiasay $4,000 who viii charge
same, accommodated.
TF IN
Aliens Fresh Charles county, Maryland will meet with
| prompt attention j. A, SHEIEBUHN.
OcIl imifs
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This distinguished officer reached the city two days
since, and has lodgings al Wizards Hotel.
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Office TO TAX-PAYERS.--Notiee IL hereby rivrn tina
~ deduction IF six cent viii BE- allowed
the year 1851, II paid within the current month.
Oct lo-eosd H. J. ROCHE, Collector.
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ROARDING.-A large and pleasant IL vacant
~ N the boarding house street, third door Of Thirteenth
svssI Oct 26-da
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WE offer great bargains In the foiio,sing-nnmed
French sIerinos all shades and qualities
with ali tue other requisites for ladies' mourning apparel
IS pieces black SILKS very enoiee grades. assorted prices
pieces English Menos and Lyonese cloths, for ladies' dresses
100 choice winter snawls, many for moarains
20 cartons white Grape snawls, asserted ASSOC led.
Al ss our e snsI pc @ s n al M
uees ssd are warranted TO prove as represented
oesas-4uf PERRY & BROTHER.
cIo,n sizes, rich patterns, low prices
Fable napkins. various and grades
Linen sheetngs linens, assorted Warranted all
diapers d.masks by the yard all widths, choice goods
Ladies', nsses', and gentlemen. Msrino undsryess
We are also receiving many I, 81 new sSn sepSs aas
Articles prices aud fair dealing, may be relied ON in all
oetas-m PERRY BROTHER.
nECIDED BARGAINs.-we prepared 20 give bar
gains in blankets sizes, styles, and qualities, ome of the
Black cons cassimercs vcsung the finest and APP
40 pieces low priced cloths and weeds for boys
100 niece, sh,inc cotton and linens which
kinds Of dry goods usually found
| Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing may Dc feea on IN all
o. afford pleasure rsssiys al a%G"n due US
SERvAxTs, farmer. and planters in the
re.pecifuy hive in heavy stock OF
& @s a 70. an ssss able
Kind "ua sP % a " Ss' sa S Sa S
easungs OF all kinds curtain materials, bed .nd table nes
keepers =, .,rr,, nonao,,
Pennsylvania avenue, one door east o. 9th street.
oW-pRiCED FLOOR OLCLorHs-Jus received
Ia priced floor oicloths in Widths from 3to feet
Also case Leipsic made liable do, in widths
l bale Coco seeliton
DO DO s1ss% s'e'p'N" DO DO
CLAGETT q poDsoN
in all kinds carpcng mauings materials,
and all dry goods used In furnishing houses.
THE Primary Department OF tho Union Academy
i viii be opened on monday November ~.
TO meet The wshe. Of and friends and secure
the regular classes Of The Academy have concluded TO establish
T"on s. aad S. payable at the middle each quarter Apply
TO the Principal corner OF ' street and Ssg YoTs avenue
Oct ao-5eod
TOR Rent.-rbe story and attic house, nearly
finished, e,h street west, between and streets 81
calculated for as, and es"es family will be rcsdy for oceu
Inquire premises Of JAS. CARRIco Goth he
tween Z and streets. oct@-et
FURNISHED House Rent--A cousue in First
healthy and
negbborhood Possession the both November
oct as-dn b. l.. JACKSON BRO.
Alexandria Doat.
| a ~xr-1u The favoite steamer THOMAS cOLLyER will
Gyskur depart the following hours coach
the boat In Washington bont's 2k cents,
coach 6k cents
Leave Leave 1 @.:s..;s. ~ ss 4
Coach CAPITOL 10Th
| TX, sk, uk, X, 3, and ~
Oct 2s-du SAMUEL GEDNEy, Captain.
For Norfolk.
The steamer OSCEOI.A will to
2x36ap above place Saturday. the 9TH october-leavng
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IMPORTANT Mi Economs.ts. subscriber, by the
latest arrivals from Philadelphia and The NORTH has received
chased enable
Unprecedented, and which only require examination
large proportion OF public Attention requested the
Gentlemen. boots o. 70 up portion very superior
Genemen patent gater Taylor ties very
brogan, ties, de,cr
Boys' youths broaans every price
Ladies, raiter. and half CATERS, the very finest
Ladies' buskn walking shoes variety
Ladies' white black, aud bronze satin and Md slippers
To tho planters can Offer bargain. such they no, aceu
toned stock Of boots and oeans prime aud laid
prices brogans from IS up
Genllemens army brosans, something
DO DO PR's".S'"% f sos,..
Also boots Of every Description suitable for farm from 81
favor shall prices paid
and shoe, times past were exoban and ien.t
oc,2acoiwir Penn. avenue, Market
Tor RENTA commodious and handsomely furnished three
story house pleasantly located street. opposite Ascension
church, having bath and other modern Improvement Last
occupied by Attorney General Criuenden.
Possession Immediately. Inquire of j. Smith stor
OAI, COAL COAL subscriber is prepared 10 deliver
his wood yard ION and the Is
.srss 10 IT, ~. a. oos @
DC, ie-aawsw PETER cAsANAvE
lUANTED.-Ai Indy muscpisno su,arnnd singing
None apply have had expeencs AMI M,
with success the highest circles One who can lssa r.
church music preferred Health terms aud society win be
suit such lady Refer A. Donelson Editor Of
c. D ELLIOTT.
NAsuvlLR FsxALr AoAprxy,
Oct o3-3reod
n Office TO TAx-PAYERs.--Noce /. hereby riven ,b,,
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TAPESTRY VELVET, Tapestry Brussels, Plain
BRUSSELS epy, and ingram earpetnrsWe respectfully
announce 10 the housekeepers of Washington
snda, and envon that have received
former stock Of all the above varieties OF carpong which,
mostly been purchased auction sales York;
OF unusually low prices
We respectfully suggest that the time purchase
as OF the OF the times the
dealers abroad, these goods selling n a sacrifice.
Also
lot l2A and i6f and in cloths Of 2 by ia laA by 1914
One case heavy Flemish - table damasks
One damask lsne covers,
fixtures matching
CLACETT 4 DODsON,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods
Pennsylvania avenue, one door east Of 9Th 81.
Oct 3t1
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For Norfolk.
= sxe~n The steamer OSCEoLA will her
above place Saturday, the 9TH October-IcHving
Washington every Saturday and Wednesday, at
o'clock m RatnningIeave Norfolk Monday and Thurs
day, nj O'Clock touching going and returning, Cone
river and The usual landings the Potomac.
Passage and fare, S.
Sept 3-u JAMES MITCHELL, Captain,
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SAnD-The attention OF the public respectfully
Al our stock OF rich cabinet dinner
and tea service, mantci
OF useful household all with
the best expressly trade
and VIII be sold exceedingly low for cash.
satisfactory paper
DYER MCGUIRE
Sept I'D Aucnonr,,r.
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NEW and beautiful Brussels Csrpeting.-The subscr-
~ beers beg leave respectfully invite the
additional supply English OF
entirely new designs this day received and will
the same class OF goods be bought the United
Also, Eagsh and American floor oicIots wlrb
VIII be cut TO nj any shaped passage or hall.
HooE BROTHER, 4 co.
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sssT FOX RENT.-The three story brick house,
5 building corner of and l7lh streets, occupied
~ sha Riggs u located
Of the aud built with all the modern
Supplied with hot and
and a pump of first rate water in the yard.
Possession given the Let OF November Apply
X. Is. CHEW
Oct f-eou AT the State Department.