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CITUATIONS WANTED.--Wanted, by two
- girls, situations as Chambermaids, or Nurses
for children. Apply atthis office.
JnIv 0O-2t{k
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NAVY SUPPLIES UNDER BUREAU OF
YARDS AND DOCKS.
NAVY AGENT's OFFICE,

NAVY AaENr's OFFICE,
WAsHINsToN, June Is, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, either for
~ one or more Of the following named articles,
endorsed Proposals for Materials for the Navy
Yard at Washington," will be received at 'his
Office until IL O'Clock m on the 9Th july next for
furnishing and delivering upon the wharf, or at
| such other places within the yard as may be di.
rected by the commandant, viz:
,OOO, 900 best hard burnt red brick (hand- made)
per thousand
$4,000 sup. #. North Carolina yellow pine floor
ing, in Is and 20 feet lengths; one half
Of each i inch thick, sawed, sound,
and free from cap, knots, or other de-
fects, per nj
$40 feet cut granite water table IL inches
wide. l0t inches thick, cut per plan,
TO be furnished from the yard, per foot
II cut granite door stills, 8 feet % inches
long, foot inches wide, s, inches
thick, cut also as per pattern, to be fur
mn ,i nishsd sd from The yard, each
II by 10 inches, per light
100 600 Of the brcks to be delivered by the 18th
day Of August next, and the balance from time to
time as required.
The cut atone to be delivered by the goth August
next.
The lumber and glass to be delivered by the 18th
of September next.
contract without damages in Congress shall
not make appropriations sufficient to complete the
contract.
Approved sureties in one. half of the amount of
the contract will be required and twenty per cent.
as additional security deducted from each payment
until the contract shall have been completed or
cancelled The euretes must sig the Contract
sureties, and make affidavit that they in the ag-
gregate are worth, over and above their debts AID
liabilities. the full amount Of the contract.
Each offer must be signed by the person or per-
sons making it; and his or their residence. we'll
as the guaTantors, naming the town and State.
must be distinctly stated.
Persons whose offers shall be accepted will be
notified by letter through the post office, hich no.
tice shalf be considered sutfc: Mt; and il they do
not enter into contract and bond for the supplies
specified within fifteen days from the date of notice
of the acceptance Of their bid, contract will bs
made with some other person or PERSONS; and the
guarantors to said defaulting bidder will be held
responsible for excess Of prices, if any, the
ceptcd offer.
1t is expressly to be understood that offer will
be considered that does not conform fully to the
requirements Of this advertisement.
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TERMS OF OFFER.
To the Navy Agent at

=, of -, in the -, hereby offer 10
furnish, under your advertisement dated
and zubject to all the requirements of The came.
there insert the articles and prices carried out,l
amounting to with the aggregate in words
Signature.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN from the common
- gray Horse, with black legs and scar on his
right hip, and PAGES under the saddle. A reward
OF five dollars will be paid to any who returns
him, If found in the city; and ten dollars if taken
out Of the city. He was missed on the Sd Of July.
J. X SUTTON,
street. between 18th and 10Th streeta.
july l6-3tif
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DANK OF METROPOLIS STOCK for sale
ID by CHUBB, BROTHERS.
Julv lift
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE COLUMBIA
~ COLLEGE.-The commencement for the
graduation of the Senior Class of this Inst ution
will be held in the Estreet Baptist Church on Wed,
nesday, 2lst instant. Exercises to commence ut
ii o'clock a. m.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
july lu-3t~
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nRAWN NUMBERS OF THE sUsQUE-
~ hanna Canal Lottery OF Maryland,
Class No. 29:
FL 20 7
July l6 R. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
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CALCULATED

Ordinate, inches. Abscisse, inches Abscisss
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anu
-, in the State Of =, as guarantors, here.
by undertake that the above named --- will,
II his offer be accepted enter into contract 90 be-
fore required with the United States, within fifteen
days after the date Of notice through the post Of
fee of the acceptance If his bid as bc.ofc men.
toned.
Signatures.
! certify that the above named - and 49, are
known to me to be good and responsible guaran-
tors in the case
The certificate of the sureties must be signed
by a Navy Agent, Collector, Marshal, Postmaster.
or District Attorney
J. Il. LATHRoP, Navy Agent.
June 24 -law4w
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The City CounciI-Fedsral HI-7he Clay Monu-
ment-Child Drotcned-A Heartrendng Case
Death Of Bishop Hsnsha,e-Ihe Markets, &c.
RAIrIMnpE Inlu 9l-6n m
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Nov 20.-Very little doing in Flour.
SO bbls. Of che choice brand Howard street sold
at s5.25. Offers were made at s5.12X, but buy
era were not disposed to operate Sales of red
Wheat at 81 10. White and yellow Corn, 70 toll
cts, for new.
NEW YORK Nov 2o-Flour is steady, but no, &C.
tive. Sales Of 1000 bbs. at 50 Glass le for State
brands, and s. A IS e. for southern. Wheat
10 in steady demand-ssles OF %, oe0 bushels at &c
al23 ceh;s for Ohio and Michigan white: Gepesee
ia cents southern red, ia cents. Corn is quiet
aid drooping-sales of 5000 bushels old mixed al
S6a40 cents
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THE LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS BY THE
ASIA


The news from England presents some in
resting features. The reelection of Hon.
Charles Shaw Lebevre as Speaker of the
9ouse of Commons was unanimous. Mr.. Ma.
-sulev, the historian, who is just recovering
from severe illness, recently delivered an ad.
dress 10 the constituency of Edinburg, which
ass attracted attention. Personally he is ear
nest in favor Of Free Trade, and is prepared
20 90 further towards universal suffiage than
re- once thought it possible he should
The London Times has a rather noticeable
e,d!az article, tl4lhinst Itcommences bv
.,s;inE that, owing TO the plumbers" of the
Wings, the 'undignihed" conduct Of General
S-oI,. and the "lisCreditable attempts" of Mr..
Webster. il never entertained doubt Of the
election OF Pierce. Ii rejoices that General
Pierce Is known t0 be favorable TO low tariff
sad liberty OF trade praises Mr.. Fillmore as
possessing neither the passions nor the enthu-
f.ssm Of his feliow- citizens Fmaly-3ext
state: that the flung out of the Japan Expedi-
ION was a sham-that lis real destination is
Cuba. but If i, be for Japan il is insufficient.
sal that the Presidents letter will be read with
establishment and resented an indigni,y."-
Inc ruth is says the Times, ''the AMER
lids Of Japaniust az it attempted TO deal with
ne gusDo Of Lob0s, and there is no defence
sEa'nst such policy but the possession Of SUI
.sri0r strength"
Ia France, the Empire continues to be the
a7.yersal theme. The question will probably
la referred to the people.
1t 5 stated in Paris as certain. that the Sc.
Lstus Consulte will declare the Imperiol
-rown heredtary, in the person Of Louis Ma.
.ycon end his male descendants; and in the
event of his not leaving male hsirs, then in the
person OF ais adopted son should the latter
lie chiIdIess, afterwards in the person Of Fl.
Aing Jerome aud his family.
Ab2-elh Nader was "lionzing" in Paris a,
st accounts. Victor Hugo aud others have
9lbi-hed document in the London Morning
Herald, warning their brethren in France 10
Abstain from voting for the Empire. The
sarning will probably have little, if any effect.
The Russian and Prussian Ministers have re-
e5Fed orders from their respective govern
-sents no longer to absent themselves from
heir posts al Paris. The reasons are not sta.
Ted.
he only news of Importance from Spain is,
,a-i Gen Caialania, with a number of Spanish
-,oops, had sailed for Havana.
Here are u few items Of --latest intelligence"
wlich possess interest
Gen. COncha has declined to attend the Wei.
Hngton funeral. The Spanish army will there
IT" he represented by the Duke of Ossuna.
4 correspondent OF the london papers states
tlat nine OF Edward Murray's faiiou, Driso,,
ers were shot at Ancona, on the 25th ult.
hree ships are reported by telegraph al
Deal, from Australia
The Leader has pithy reply to the Times
comments on the Presidential election.
ne King of Sweden was so dangerously
u that a regency had been appointed for Swe-
Grn and Norway.
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ETDlOsi0H OF Tie Buckeve RsYs

hAEIETA Nov. I7--Seventeen bodies have been
recovered from the wreck of the Buckeye Belle;
seven were sli,l missing. The first clerk, Milton
'Fhssen, ls dead; Senator C.. C. Convey is diving;
tav!n Stui!, the plot, is expected to recover
The rsst OF the injured are doing well 1t lie re-
ported that measures are being taken to indict the
Captain Tor manslau liter, should he recover from
hs injuries. Serious charges also made against
tEe engineer. 1t is said that weights had ben
placed on the safety valve few minutes before the
EXPLOSION.
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Later Jrom Te,ras-FuU Vote Of Louisiana
"A NeN Cuban PAPER.

New ORLEANS. Nov. 1.-THE steamship
louisiana has arrived here with Galveston
dates to the 18th instant. The news generally
ls unimportant. Gov. Bell has called an extra
session Of the Legislature, TO meet on the 10Th
OfJanuary.
Complete returns of Louisiana give Pierce
and King l4si maj
Mr.. Thrasher starts weekly paper in this
{ ~ next Sunday, calling it the Beacon of
Fuba"
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HnrrrhIe Murder

FITTSBURG, Nov. ia shocking murder was
perpetrated here at O'Clock this morning. Ii ap.
pears that four went to a tavern where bail
going on, sud getting into an sItercation wit
The landlord, dragged him outside the house. A
MAJ named Benjamin Fox went to MS assistance,
when the gang turned upon him aud beat him so
horribly that he died in ehort time. Two of the
Sc0undrels named jackson Cripples aud Joan Hall
have been arrested
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Late (ron. Newfoundland.

BosroS, Nov. l9.-Accounts from New
ioundlund state tina, the potato crop ia an en-
lire failure.
Copper silver and ore has been founi on the
.sand.
At ST. Johns, on the 10th, there was con
tnuel fal! OF snow all day, and there was
good sieg hing at Frsderickto~n
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tg- James Augustin Hall was tried a
Charleston lew days since for The murder O
Robert z. Leckie. The jury returned yer
DICT Of not guilty.
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Cotton FACTORY Burnt.

HARPEKs FERRY, VA, Nov I9-The extensive
Valley" Cotton Factory, at this place, belonging
% hiessrs. Scarborough, Holiday & Co, was totally
destroyed by fire 10 day All the valuable ma.
eH4seiy, the books Of the establishment and a
large portin OF the stock on hand, were destroyed
The total loss Will probably not be less than $50.
0O0, on which there is partial insurance. 1t 10
not ststed how the FIRE orieiua ted.
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ESCAPE of John w. Rand from the Ports,
mouth Jail.

PETERSBURG, Nov. 90.
information has just been received here that
John w. Rand, who was convicted of robbpg
the Virginia Bank, made his escape from the
jan IN Portsmouth last night. We have no
further particulars.
We are indebted to friend for the above
dispatch.l
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To The jury in the case Of DR.. Hines
charged with robbery ia the pos. Office ct ga.
,annasl. have rendered verdict of guilty. He
was therefore sentenced 10 pay q fHs Of see
and be imprisoned six months.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPXTC1
nc Hemmen Indemnity Fnnd, &c. sc.
New YORK, Nov. %.

Inc journal Of Commerce, Of this eyeuin,
announces that the sum of 1920 has been
subscribed TO indemnify MIR. Jonathan Lem.
mon for the loss of his slaves. DIR. Lennon
has card in the same paper, in which he dis.
claims any intention TO imprte fraud to Mr..
Ashmead, clerk of the "City of Richmond
The case of the Lennon slaves has b.en
appealed to the Supreme Court of New York :;
but the Journal of Commerce doubts if the
slaves will be within reach, even if the decision
Nudge Paine should be reversed.
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Supposed Lose of Fifteen Lirs,.

BosroE, Nov. 18.-The schooner Lively.
OF Fairharen, before reported fallen in with
bottom up, III lat. SO ~, long, O. w, mad
when she sailed from New Bedford, a crew oil
hlieen persona, all OF whom are supposed to
hete nershed.
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Louisville, Nov. l6.-George Z. Duna and
Inc Hon. A. German, OF Indiana, came 10 This
g-iy on Friday 10 Eight duel, but the matter
"e7 satisfactorily settled through tbs interfer-
e5ce Ut friends.
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Ohci0l Vote Of Vermont.

Bosros. Nov. 19.-The following 10 the
vote Of Verm0n;,-Scou, 22.l73; Pierce, 49,
o4%i Hale, 1923
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~ Ex-Governor shultz, Of Pennsylvania,
died ut his residence in Lancaster on the
19lh
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I5 am now ready TO take those splendid
SKY hight pictures at the astonishiagy low price OF
one do lar, with the case. My improvements are
now al finished, VIM n makes my gallery one Of
the finest in the United States O@ sky light j.
une qual!ed it i OF the largest and sofest ia
the country. Therefore my pictures cannot fail to
please. Come one, come ali, for by 60 doing you
look well TO your in6erest.
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noll 10 Main st the great sky Light Ganef p


Eg iikenesses OF ChlEdFen.-Paents de-
sirlng ilkenesses OF their children, however Young
can now procure them in Sinons' best ETY. e ea,al
ing 10 every particular his mnch admired pictures
of eduks.
Judges Of the art who would rather psy fair
price for a choice Daguerreosype, than have vie
Imitation OF one at any price are iavited to exau
me specimens. 81. r. IAOEs, III Main St
N u. Wanted one or two half % ieed operators
10 go into the country, where good pictures are
seldom or never seen; capacity no object though
those who have been practicing in city and pos
sess the knack of getting Off thing that looks hke
picture, would be preferred. nos
E II was discovered, about 90 years
ago, IL the county OF King and Queen by Ply
slclan eminent in his profession, that Asatic Ch0l-
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Choic, Dysentery,
Diarrhoea, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spasmodic diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured. Since thst time he has
proved that fact 20 hundreds of fellow citizens
ans can prove i to many as VIII try DUVsL'S
FAMILY ANTISPASMODIC, the peoples favorite
Medicine They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
d. CO. Or any Druggist in the city See advertise
meAt 6-3tauts
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AUCTION SALES.


BY Dave.pert, AIIe. 4 Go.
rROCERIEs, &C., AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY, 18th November, We viii selI
Groceries, viz: - AoAs VI
Coffee Sugars various grades
mo, Laguayrs and Java Coffee
Window Glass
Green and black Teas
sole Leather, Soap, Candles
Moasses, Tumblers &c &c
, ansaEsnder $780, cash. 500 and over, four
'AoH'1s ereoit ior approved paper
no,s DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO.,
Auctioneers
BY Davenport, Allen q Co,
COO HATS, SOLE LEATHER q TRHSx ~
Al AUCTiON.-On THURSDAY December ana
az ~ oclock, we will sell at our Auction store =
aige assortment of fir, al and desirable goods for
~inter sales. consisting of
Ienis Fine Calf Boots
men's and Boys heavy winter Boots
Do Hungarian DO
Mems and Boys sewed and Pegged, Brogues and
Brogans "N
Youths Boots and Shoes
women We and Misses Buskins, Ties, Boots, &c, &c.
80 Casee Silk Hats ~' 49,
quo Sides Sole Leather
$50 Trunks
Richmond made Broguss &cSc
TEsMs-under 500 cash; sl0O and over, four
nols DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. CO., Auc.r..
BY JAMES N. TAYLOR,
Two HOUSES AND LOTS AND
l. THREE VACANT LOTS AT AUCTION -
WIN be sold on Tuesday, the 23rd November,
o'clock, upon the premises those two Framed
Houses and Lots and two vacant Lots, situated on
the north side of Marshall street. between 18th and
l9,h streets, near the residence of Mr. James I'll
Polndexter. The houses contain about rooms
each, with the usual outhouses, and are in excel
order. ched foato oh
and running back l60 feet.
OF the vacant Lots, the one at the corner of Mar.
snail and 18th streets, fronts rs feet and the other
two front 40 feet each, and run back 100 feet The
improved portion of the above property is now
rented at good rent; and from its convenience OF
access to the heart OF the city and it's retired loca
ton, the whole of it might be made to yield hand
some per cent upon iss probable cost and this pro-
perry being beyond the corporation line is exenp,
from city taxes.
TERMs-One third cash balance al 6 and Il
months, with interest the credit payments to be
secured BY trust deed.
no Is JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
By James M. Taylor.
Jour VERY DESIRABLE REsIDEN.
l. CES AT AUCTION.-Win be sold on Tuesday
November 23d, at 81 o'clock NJ upon the premi
ses those four very desirable brick houses and lots
situated at the corner of 18th and Broad sts These
houses are finished in the most approved style, and
are In excellent order, containing about IL rooms
eacn, Win orick Rtcnens ana the other usual out
houses. The lots front about &c feet, and run
back about 1872 feet to 90 foot paved alley and all
OF these houses are at present occupied by excel
lent tenants at fair rents.
This property being pleasantly located within q
lew minutes walk Of the heaviest business portion
OF the city, market, dock &c, presents unusual ad
vantages to those wishing residences retired, We
convenient to those points
Terms-one- third cash, the balance at six ant
twelve months, with interest and salts factorily sc
cured.
noe JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
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Massacbpsetks (OhriaI


Scott. % ,763, Pierce, "A .507; Hale, 1902
Webster, l,s70, Broome, I65.
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you wish correct and well executed Daguer.
reotype Likeness, we advise you to call on
MlNNlS WATSON, 35k Main street, (Mansion
house,l Our observations justify US in saying that
their Pictures excellent in quality beautiful in
sty ie, and in price moderate and warranted never
to fade: Remember 35k Main So eet is the place
no lG
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LAAkE8asR Prs OERzOE,
18th ssroet, under Hzchan9e Ho.Ai

Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass lac, New ls:
81 q 90 Is as "a l6 81 20 80 AZ
To-aay-The Delaware State Lottery, Class No
l44. Capitals $4,000 5000, 50G0 1000, 22O4, 10
OF l000 &c. 66 Nos, ~ drawn Tickets Sc.
no o
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~ W hITEK i n THE KIL MDND e ff-
n UBLICAN SAYS, OF MRS. DAVIS,
COUGH ELIAlR.-The season for bad colds and
coughs being about to set ill., we again invite atten-
ZION - Mrs DAVIS Cough Drops, as one of the best
remedies FOR either Of the above complaints that
we have ever had the pleasure OF trying. This
valuable medicine ia prepared by one Of our town
iaales Is purely vegetable in It's cor position, ADD
Is, without doubt al th.t Mrs D. says Of it. most
excellent remedy for hacking coughs and bad colds
we have had frequent occasion to use these drops
shd have also recommended them 10 the use Of
we have yet to hear their efficacy spoken cf 10 any
other than the highest terms
For sale, Wholesale aud retail, by BENEETrA
bEERs, A. BODEKkR, CHAS. BECK, CRAS. d.
YALE, and Mrs B. DAVIS, Main street and
BOUCHER 4 MELTON. Broad ct Rishmond
no20
~U /. - x - ~, a.,
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS

A DMiNlsTkATOK,s sATK.-WiI :.
n sold on Wednesday, Nov cath, 1852, If fair.
not tne nrsf fair day thereafter 1t the late reai
oence ;oI william Binford, deceased in the coun
y OF Hanover, on the MechanicsvilIe Turnpke' All
tne household add Kitchen Furniture, the crops Of
Corn, Shueks. Fodder, and Wheat Straw. an The
s.ock OF u crses, Mules, Cows and Hogs; also, one
ing Utensils. N "n
~, TERMS OF SALK.-Cash will be required
for al sums under twenty dollars: over that
amount credit of six months viii be Allowed
Inc purchaser to execute bonds with approved az.
curity before the delivery of their purchsses 'e
JACOB B. kEESEE
Admir- OF VIM Binford deceased.
With the will annexed
fs-Aii persons having claims against the es.
tate Wlh please present IN an To 9O-dtdt
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ElNE AIRS, LIBERAL SCIENCE.-Althoueh
the City Fathers have, in their wisdom and re
gard for the g. dear people," seen lit to deny them
an opportunity Of hearing the "Sacred Musical
association" at the ATHENRuM and turned that part
OF the city property into place for the intellectual
improvement and amusement of the upper ten,
HOBSON'S best energies are still exerted to beau
tity, adorn and improve all who desire his services
Tie rich and poor, the staid citizen the way-worn
traveller and The 4" man-about town" may each and
ell Obtain refreshing Bath either Hot, Cold or
Shower, have the Hair Cut in tae most scientihc
manner, and be shaved gently and swee.ly. BIT
Hobsons philanthropy st< ps not here. The sick
and suffering too, are informed that he is an old and
experienced LEEcHER AND CUPPEE, and always
ready when called on to war with pain and dis
ease. Then, dear people," come to the DREs.
SING AND BATHING ESTABLISHMENT UNDER THE
AMERICAN HOTEL, where the renowned K C.
HCRsON piesides. assisted by the most attentive
and accomplished Artsstes.
no 2O-dtIDec
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o. HOUSE FOR RENT-A wooden oweIline
H:a on Marshal street, between Adams street and
Biooke Avenue, now occupied by Mr. Sully-
Possession may be had at any time Rent 5000.
TOLER COOK,
no ~ General AGENTS