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NEW MUSIC At the MUSIC STORE

NEW MUSIC nj the MUSIC STORE
~ Ii /, better To laugh than he signing; Womans
Rlgit>; Honest hearts and willing hands: III prav
for thee; Postal. or. th die is east Ida Nav; Sweet
Mississippi; Maggie dear; Juney al the gate Happy
Birding: Sisters Wedding; Willie my brave; Black
smith Polka; Very Best Polka; Tip Top Polka: Ma
polcon Polka; Holiday Schottische: Geranium do /;
Ihonghess do; Snow Drop do: United States grand
Waltz; West Point dream Waltz; Silver Lake
Waltz; Fairy Bells Waltz; and other numerous new
pieces, in addition 10 fine assortment of Duets s.
Guitar Pieces &c. JOHN f. ELLIS
" j Penn. ave. bet 9th and nth SIS
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G. 8. McELFREsH,
Under the National Hetel.

Importer of The Finest Brands OF
HAVANA CIGARS
ID ESPECTFULLY invites the citizens of Wash
IL ingtOn 10 an examination of his stock amonq
which will be found the following celebrated nanp
factories:
BEN FRANKLIN; EMPIRE CITY;
CONSOLATION; RLLABERINTO;
NEGUERIBAS; TRABUCOES;
Ell EBRO; PRANSADO CONSUELO;
REG ALA EONDRE ABEZA; LA INDIA:
ESLA ebay; LA FIRMEZA.
REGALIAS, Of the choicest kind, at $3.50 per
thousand.
CHEWING TOBACCO, Of the best quality, from
the most celebrated manufacturers il4lm
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LATER.-A despatch just received from
Maysville states that full returns have
been received, and Hodge is elected. Le-
ander NJ. Cox, Wing, is also elected to
Congress in the Ninth District. Both Of
these are Wing gains.
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Bad FeliOw.-Officer Simonds arrested a
colored man named Samuel Allen, for an as
Sault and battery on a small white boy named
Grace. The case was tried before Justice
Beck, who ordered Allen to give security to
keep the peace.
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a STAG CHASE

4 I FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
- THIS exciting amusement Will come oft on
| TIL RSDAf mrN. July 2sth and on the same day
every Two weeks Tor the balance on the season.
Fire arms ana Cur dOg> not admitted in the chase
nor any c"rnticd> Ia be- invaded on horseback A
iarg" number Di hounds are promised.
IL fnIr
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FURNITURE, VANISHING, REPAIRING x
= JOBBING SHOP, Pennsylvania avenue. south
SIDE, between 18th and l.l6 streets, next door 10
Lambs picture frame factory. HmISekeeperS and
others having furniture of repair. can. by leaving
Their orders or calling al The above place have put
IN first-rate order at such prices that will please all
taVor:ng the undersigned with their work. With
prompt attention and moderate charges 1.-The subScri-
her confidently anticipates share of public patron
age. Cd chairs recancd and painted in imitation of
various woods. Grateful for past tavorS the under
signed respectfully sOllcits a continuance of the
same. ROBT. III. WALMSLEY.
~ lS-e0Im
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Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE. August 2.-The returns
from the Tenth District indicate that
Hodge, Wing, is elected to Congress ovel
K. II. Stanton. The following returns
have been received:
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Hr".-The alarm of fire last night was
caused by the burning of a slaughter house in
the northern part of the city. 1t is said to
have been the act OF an incendiary
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-A large and
i comfortable DWELLING. ready furnished :
with carriage house. stable, &c For further partir-
ularS enquire III f.. \. STRATT0N. Auct'r
South side Penn avenue, near 10th street.
il 91-pO.ft | MON * m.ri1
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FghtiMS.-Jno. Martis and VIM Martis,
(white,) and Peyton Williams (colored) were
taken before Justice Goddard on Monday. for
being engaged in fight in the Seventh Ward
on Sunday last After hearing the testimony,
the Justice held them all to security to keep
the peace for six months.
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.IAME& VI "AHG

JAMES NJ. HAIG.
NO. l8 BALTIMORE STREET, Baltimore, Md,
Importer and Manufacturer OF LADIES' DRESS
TRIMMINGS, and French, German English and
Italian GOODS, has on hand, and is constantly re-
celVng by direct importation. all the latest STYLES of
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
10 winch ne invites the attention OF merchants visit
ing the city, all of which he will sell op the most req
sonable terms. wholesale and retail, such as
Serpentne and Russia Braids
Melted and Plain Silk Fringes
SILK Glmps; Basket, Agate. and Silk Buttons
Silk and Worsted Laces; Embroidery Braids
Embroidery and Purse Silk, Sadders' Silk
WOrSted Braids; Embroidered Gimps
Port MOnnaies; Hair Brushes
Buffalo and Shell Combs
Bags and Purses; Purse Ornaments
French Perfumeries, Sc, &c. tvs,s
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4 LII PERSONS IN WANT OF TOLL EFT ARTI-
"A Giles, FANCY GOODS. &c.-wilI ind n well
selected assortment such as Lubin's Meakim,s
Mctian~. and Harrisons Extracts for the handkrr-
CHEF; Met lam'S OH; Oriental Oil Roses Barr, =
Tricopherous: Lyons katllairon; Wells Cbri.ta
line OK marrow and Pomatum. for the hair: Float
ing Soap sand, Honey, Military, and Chinese Soap;
Shaving Cream: Christaline Balls; German French.
ana american 'oogne Dale's, swans, and Char
coal DeniIfrice; Mouth Cochous Hair Tooth and
Nall, Shaving, Hat, Clothes, and Infants Brushes:
kiddcr'S and PaysOn> Indeible Ink; Powder Puff, !;
India Ban Ball.; Volatile Pungents Buffalo, IVORY
Horn, and Wood Combs; Playing and visiting Cards
aud many other articles too numerous 10 mention
all oil which will he sold at reduced prices for cash
by WALLACE ELIOT,
j. 2t-2aW3w Cor + and 10Th streets
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Silbi l.DER BRACES. &r.-N IANNoND'S
- ih street, doors below f., can br Ionnd Shout
der Braces. u desirable article tor persons Inclined
~ st""p; also. BOYS Patent Leather Rrlts Chill
dr"n~ Nursery Chars Jnirtcd Fishing Rods india
Rubber Long tomlS, &c iV1, en3t
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Matters of Interest To- Morror.-Trinity
Church. Georgetown, it will be remembered
have delightful festival tomorrow on the
College green. for the benefit of the church,
and being under the direction of the pastors.
achaste and truly innocent entertainment may
be expected.
In the evening. il may be observed, a dra-
matte entertainment of highly attractive
character l. I" take place at Carusi's Saloon.
1t will be Commemorative array of talent, not
often exhibited on the histrionic boards of
Washington. All lovers of the drama will
doubtless " go, and not stand upon the man
ner of their going
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, August 81 P. NJ.
Flour, grain and cotton unchanged.
Dealers are awaiting further news from
Europe
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Now that the sun shines forth again.
And heat oppressive fills each frame,
a plate of Ice Cream At HARvEY's Saloon
I'll make YOU cool and pleasant soon.
S& The Proprietor in returning thanks for the M.
" tonage hitherto extended To him, solicits con
\ thl;ince OF the same, and desires to inform
y families and Others. that he is prepared at all
hours to furnish his celebrated ICE CREAM from a
quart upwards, which will he forwarded 10 their re-
SptctlNe residences by his Express Wagon.
U Pic Mics. parties. and retailers stumbled as
Install Il. vi. HARVEY, Agent for
J. RUSSELL. & street.
between 9th and eth Streets rear of
N 2o-ih Browns Hotel.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD-FELL HILL.
MR.. GEO. II. HILL

%. UGO. M. I11I
ID ESPECTFULLY solicits the patronage Of the
IL public generally to the
GRAND COMPLEMENTARY MUSICAL SOIREE,
rendered him by his friends, at Odd Fellows Hail.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. August Sd.
Cards Of adInission-TWENTY-FIV CENTS
can be had at Mr. ]. F. Ellis Music Store PeunsyI-
vania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets and M
all the principal Hotels i'm the CITY. a,,r I-3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-03

DY ADAMS CO.'S. EXPRESS we are this
ID morning in recent of a select assortment DIVA
riegated, Camine, Tissue, and Ultamarine PAPER,
for working artificial flowers, ROSEATES, &c. Al
so. few more of those magnificent CRYSTAL Palace
and PAPER Mache PORTFOLIOS; Riding Whips.
Canes, &c., at JNO. +. ELLIS,
jy d Penn. ave-, bet. 9th and 10Th SITS.
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FISK'S PATENT AIR-TIGHT
METALLKC RIRIAI CASES

4 RE FOR SALE BY VI. VI. WHITE, ULDER-
"A TAkER south side Pennsy lvania avenue, near
the corner OF 3D. street, Washington where Cases of
all sizes can be obtained, and funerals attended to
with economy and dispatch.
These Cases can be sold "a low as good Wooden
Collins. and can be furnished ready for Use in thirty
minutes from the time the order is gwen.
IL 2i-lmE
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AS~"iting an Edttor.-W. J. Gary and J.
Humphrey, were arrested on Monday, and
taken before Justice Dom, charged with an
assault and battery on James Robertson
= Editor of the TrHth.' 1t appears from the
evidence, that the editor was in Walker &
Schad's refectory, enjoying a lunch. when
some one Of the young men present threw water
in his face, and he says another followed by
throwing -four upon him. though this was not
proven The result of the trial was the dis
missal OF Mr. Gary and holding of Mr. PUN
phrey to bail to keep the peace. Warrants
have been issued for others who were present
but who have not been arrested. We think
the " Editor of the TrHthi should keep out of
bar rooms.
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n tGtST number of the NATIONAL N3GA-
L ZINE, the cheapest and best of the Month
lies. PrIce 81 year, or Is . cents per number
FOR sale at GRAY 4 BiILANTYNE,S
Bookstore. eth street, near
" 'u-S&N Odi-FplOwS, Han
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TITS GREAT MISTAKE

VISITERS coming 10 the city of Washington, say
v there is amusement, but il is great mistake.
Gentlemen. there Is FARRAR'S Bowling Saloon on
Missouri avenue near the corner OF 9th street, where
you may yourselves at all times of the day.
Ii is sometimes crowded at night, but you can al
ways get a chance in the afternoon, or the evening
IL is fact. Yours, respectfully,
JIM. FARRAR.
NR-Wanted to buy the time of colored BOY
who has got TO serve for a number of years or until
he is twenty-one. il 25-eO2w
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4 CtORbEONS, &c.-h LAMMOND'S. 9Th ST.
u I'd door below F., can be found French Accor-
d"onS, Violin and Guitar STRINGS. Visiting and
Playing CARDS. India Rubber Long Combs &c.
for sale very cheap. Ior cash. iv Is ro:}t
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company of
PHILADELPHIA.

Capital $40O,000
4 GENT for Washington. ID. C., JAMES J. MIL
"A LER, Office over Banking house of Selden,
WitherS. & Co.
Medical Examiner: DIR. J. VI. AUSTIN, + street,
10th street. iy 23-lm
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GOOd SeiectiOH.-TheN New York Association
of the Columbia Fire Company. at its meeting
On Monday evening last. chose Franeis McNer-
hany, Esq, marshal of the company during
their visit to New York. The company will
start on the afternoon of the 18th instant. and
will take with them the sutton built for them
by Rodgers, of Baltimore. Prosperi's brass
band will go with them. They anticipate,
and we predict, pleasant trip.
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Watches. Jewelry. Silver Ware, &C &c

Watches, Jewehy, Silver Ware, &C., &c.
e NJ. w. GAIT BRO, importers OF fine
~ WATCHES. manufacturers of and dealers
&.y1 i'll every description of RICH JEWELRY.
and pure SILVER WARE. Also
Gold. Silver. and light Steel SPECTACIES and
EYEGLASSES. fine PLATED WARE, ALBATA
FORKS, SPOONS, &c.
Possessing every advantage for getting up their
stock on the best possible terms, they offer induce
ment> 10 purchasers not surpassed by any establish
mrnt in tbs country.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
Sign of the Golden Eagle Pa. avenue. between 9th
il div and 10th Streets
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By ]. C. MCGUIRE, Auctionssr

CTOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-uu
- SATURDAY next, the 9th day Of August, a 3
O'Clock, a. M, shall sell without reserve, AZ the
Store Rooms of J. O. Williams, in the Sewn Buid-
iugs First Ward the entire stock Of Dry Goods,
sisfing Of .tl - ~ v.... ..-.,..
Cloths, Cassmeres, and Cassineis
Atwood and Canton Flannels, Vestings ~
Linseys, Irish Linens, Cambrics, lnsertinss 2
s Dress Goods in great variety, as Silks, Bereees
DeLanes, Ginghams, Alpacas, Calicoes, &c.
Brown and Bleaehd COsions 30 % EHtt..-
Sheetrgs. Silk and Linen Cambnc Hankfs 4
Cravais, Stocks, Suspenders
Fine and Common Hosiery 80" .hi.-HN
Gloves, Mits, Pins, Needles ..f......f,. pa,
81, Tapes and Small Wares
In fact, an assortment of Goods usually kept in q
regular Dry Goods House. a..# - 49,
Terms 1t sale. .......-..... - .......l
This sale is well worthy the attendance Of the La
dies and citizens generally, the stock VIII be
cleared om without regard to cost. 20,
o. Goods at private sale at until day Of sale.
J. 4. MCGUIRE,
aug 2-d hf'. .H. '' Auctionser
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A CARD.

4 WOULD respectfully call the attention of the
Il public TO an examination Of the choicest assort-
ment of genuine HAVANA CIGARS ever offered ip
this market. llS,000 OF which have received with
IN the last ten days direct from HAVANA. They viii
be sold wholesale or retail. ri moderate prices
| wodld also ask attention 10 nv fine stock OF
WINES, BRANDIES, TEAS, &C., which will be
found TO compare favoHbly with any TO be fsund IN
the city TO quality and price.
f. c. DYER, Penn avenue
jy 2l-l0nfd bet 10Th and 18th streets
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Comp!imSut0ry Soiree this Erening-Odd
Fellows Hail will he the scene of attraction
this evening to amusement seekers generally.
and especially to the many friends of Mr.
George VI. Hill who tender him compliment
tary soiree on the occasion. A choice array
Of musical gems and minstrel airs will be pro-
duceI, and We are assured By Dan Tucker"
who il one Of the troupe, that such an enter
tainment will be afforded as cannot fail to
please. We trust that Il large and fashionable
auditory will realize the rich expectations
raised Interpretations which the talent of the
corps fully justifies.
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;. F. Kirby, Of Missouri, and z, Bell. Of Ohio
6. A. WAITS SON,
4RBLE u BROWN STONE VAPD

MARBLE y BROWN STONE YARD,
Massachusetts ave. between 4th and 5th SITS.
MARBLE MANTELS and MONUMENTS,
1Fl TOMB and HEAD-ST0NES, kept con
stantly on hand. All building work furnished
at the shortest notice and at moderate prices
je 24-tf
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Railroad Accident and Loss Of Life.

Expressly for the Daily Evening Star.
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: AUCTION SALES.
By Z. n. sTRATToN, Auetisnssl

Penn Grenue, south side, Near loth strsf,J
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUG
TioNSon THURSDAY, August 4sh, q 9
o'clock, on the premises, ] shall eel the eessern
three-fourths of lot No. Is in square No a6s con
tanning ii 9sl square feet fronting 50 feet IN north
N street, between Ninth and Tenth streets, and rn-
ming back 2s2 feet ~ inches to a 30 foot alley.
Terms liberal-made known NJ sale .'ai
aug l-dts '. t.t...fF- ... q ..tr... t......,.
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ID OOMS To RENT.-Two or three comfortable
IL ROOMS in one of the most pleasant and drsi
rahle locations the Island viii he rented on yes
sonabIe terms to good tenants. Apply at
BAkER'S Periodical Deuoa
iy 10 Near cor. eth A. and Ma ,yp
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A NHiSGHcs IN tie FIRST IFard.-A cor
respondent complains of disagreeable nui-
sance, which has been occurring night and day
on square IS 1t appears that a number of
persons have been using the alley in the rear
OF the dwellings on Pennsylvania avenue and
those on | street in disgusting way, directly
under the eyes of families The authorities are
requested TO give some attention to the mat
ter, and We are called upon to "be kind
enough to fHsfst on the police OF the First
Ward, if indeed there is any police in the
ward. at ALL attending promptly, and sseing
this nuisance ahated.' Will the proper au-
thorites do their duty III this affair We
shall see
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The !Scnrery-If a little attention was given
10 the opening of the sewers, by those who are
paid for such work so that they would no be
choked up with sticks, straw and other rub
bish, great deal of complaint of the unpleas-
ant scent that arises from them would be pre-
vented, and pedestrians have less leaping to
do after heavy rains. Will the proper au-
.horities' see to it, or is it necessary to fine
Somebody before it can be done
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lust received at BAKERS Periodical Depot on
- the Island
Putnan'S Industry of all NationS-a weekly record
OF the World, FAIR AT New York
Graham Magazine
Godeys Lady's Book
Lady'S National Magazine, for August
Old Put the DAYS OF ia brilliant narrative of
some OF the most stirring incidents OF the Revo-
mtiOnary War
Agnes, the beautiful vivid picture OF New York
life. jy d
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The Erc"rS'o"S. See advertising columns
for several interesting excursions. the first to
come off among them being that of the gallant
Walker Sharpshooters. which takes place on
Friday. Fine opportunities these to escape
from the oppressive heat of tho city and enjoy
a few refreshing hours on the lovely Potomac.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY ITEMS.

A Day With tire Gerno,as.-On Monday. q
large number of our German population had
social gathering at the garden kept by Mr.,
Becker, near the Anacostia river The situa-
ton il good, the arrangements were in ac
cordance with the usages of der r0teriand
and batting the intrusion of several showers
Of rain, the tcts was rs pleasant as could have
been wished. The Germans are perhaps the
bsppiest people we can reckon. They have
their days of labor. and their days of pleasur-
sble relaxation, and they are very prompt in
observing each. They affect little of clanish-
ns.. though they must, naturally, use the
same tongue, and in the pursuit of the amuse-
ments never infringe upon the rights of
others
The ball on Monday was conducted with all
,be ,Jqpdon of good fellowship; at the same
time with due decOrum, and in the very ex-
cess Of enioyment-albeit, something freer
than our Pilgrim ancestors were wont to in
JuIyc-pot an act was done that Cotton
Mathew could have disapproved of
From three o'clock in the afternoon until
hish twelve did these happy people enjoy the
waltz the Schottish, the Rms deS Vaches.
and Rhein vein, and not nm unpleasant oc-
eurrenee could be chrOnicied Tell us of
onotber assembly of the same number, and un-
der the some circumstances, where so much
real Measure could be enjoyed without alloy.
Vould it not be better for our own people who
are fond of pleasure seeking. to allure blue
lightning and so-fst-ical indulgences, and
adopt the German principle of good will good
FEELING. light wine, and good Lager beer
Jlr,orspisnfsiH Washington. The oldest
iubnbi.ant has never witnessed the spirit of
Improvement abroad, 50 as to in any way equal
that which now is exhibited in Washington
CITY. 1t seems n though every body who had
buildings to put up or improve, has taken adj
vantage Of the summer season to have their
work done. previous to the assembling of
Congress In short ramble we counted over
two hundred new buildings and extensions of
Importance. going forward. and this is proba-
big not half of the number of Improvements
actually in hand. And they are rising in all
parts of the city as well on public as private
property The Island, the Navy Yard, east
and north of the President ; mansion land by
the way, that building is undergoing thorough
repairs,) and westwardly, this spirit of im-
provement is manifested. The result of this
is, that mechanics are unusually busy and in
demand, receiving good pay for their work,
and filing their boarding houses, generally
with crowds of artizans. They never had a
season of equal enterprise 10 reward their Ia
bors. and although the late rains have retarded
portions OF their works, yet every opportunity
Of anything like dry weather has been en-
braced to push along the column" These
things Indicate march of prosperity on the
part Of our citizens, Of which they may well
be proud; and they prove that Washington is
fast growing to be worthy Of her destiny,
which is designed to be that of at least one of
the greatest cities Of the Union.
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l@:n.3.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-11

DOR sALE.-A gentleman dissolve his nion with
community proposes sell his house and lot for u - per
give liberal credit (alno indefinitely on @ooOV OF
secured by deed OF the property
No. situated the west side OF l2h
H. and 45 feet by 3o feet ~ inch
making 1884 south 10 feet wide, and
the 30 feet.
The of brick dwelling "a feet by 50,
building line has eight
good IS by D. pantry and TWO
of abck acE building detached extending across the
tot as by 49, three Tor kcheh ana
carriage house, stabe &c OF large wood
faei, lock the The whole
having recently built without reference 10 pre-
ample accommodation for large family 10 all domestic
however, 'front.' which the purchaser
might five thou aud dollars and
would be worth fifteen twenty thousand dollars
and suit the head OF department.
thoroughly furnished with comfort and
Imaginable including Many Of the articles not
his everything Is
selected in reference the house aud It's Goa
which the much and vexatton
articles could objected for they with few
lions, new, aud, beds. of the best quality.
The 70 foot would TAN the ground ITSELF al
the piccs would bring $1,000 That ado"g sold recent
in neighborhood is held at 81 The inn
$50 0ihe less than 49,
amounting $4,000 ought rent for $1,000 annum--or
fnete air being and the
sickness has occurred
In 10 leave behind its contagion.
For further particulars apply Vim Bell Of the Post Office De-
A. smith, Louisiana 9Th street
7--dn