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A Ii. PERSONS IN WANT OF TOILET ARTI-
IA Giles, FANCY GOODS, &c.-will find well
selected assortment, such as Lubin's, Meaklm's
McClain's and HarrisOn's Extracts for the handker
chief; McClains Oil; Oriental Oil Roses; Barry's
TricopherOuS Lyons kaihairon; Wells Chrela-
line OK marrow and Pomatum, for the hair; Float
ing Soap; Sand Honey, Military, and Chinese Soap;
Shaving Cream; Christaline Balls German, French.
and American Cologne; Daie's, Swans, and Char
coal Dentirice; Mouth COchous Hair, Tooth, and
Nail, Shaving Hat, Clothes and Infants Brushes;
kdder's and Payson's Indelible Ink; Powder Puffs;
India Bat Balls; Volatile Pungents; Buffalo, Ivory,
Horn and Wood Combs; Playing and visiting Cards;
and many other articles too numerous to mention,
all of which will be sold at reduced prices for cash,
by WALLACE ELIOT,
jy 26-2aw.3w Cor. and 10Th streets.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
An Excellent Family and
NEWSP APER
Price Si.25 per annu,n.


WALLACH & HOPE, Proprictors of the Wash
ingt City Erening STAR will issue the first number
of their WEEKLY STAR on the first Thursday in
September, 1853.
TERNs:-Sl.25 cents per single copy. To Clubs,
five copies for 500; ten copies for $500; twenty
copies, $1,000; cash, inrriably ~ adra,ce.
The WEEKLY STAR will be printed on double
sheet, and will contain more information concerning
what may be going on in Washington than any ten
newspapers in the country; also, interesting family
and miscellaneous reading, Sc, sc. The proprie-
tors aim to make it a journal which shall be abso-
lutcly necessary to every one who desires to know
what the Government is doing, or contemplating, in
all its branches. II will be rich racy, and rare,
without forlctng its character newspaper which
will be acceptable i'll every family circle,
The Unprecedented success of their Doily Erenins
Star warrants them i'm saying that their Weekly will
be the best most interesting and cheapest journal of
the kind in the country.
All orders, postage paid, accompanied by the money,
will be promptly attended to. Fractions of dollar
can be sent in postage stamps.
Address, WALLACE s. HOPE,
Projectors of the Star,
Washington city, D. C.
{G-Postmasters throughout the country are author
lied to act as Agents.
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Charter Oak Life Insurance COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
Capital, 100000
Agent for Washington, ID. G., B. p. WORCES-
TER, over Whiiehurst's Gallery, Duvall's building
Medical Examiner DIR. ]. c. HALL. %
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= 600 NEGROES WANTED will pay
csOOO the highest prices. in cash, for 5000
NEGROES, with good titles, slaves for life for a
term of years. i'll large small families, single
groes will also purchase Negroes restricted TO re-
main in the State that sustain good characters Fam
lilies never separated Persons having slaves for sale
will please cali and me, am always in the
market with she cash. Communications promptly
attend 10, and liberal commissions paid by JOHN N.
DEFINING, No. lS, s. Frederick street, between
Baltimore and Second streets, Baltimore Md. Trees
in front of the door. jy Soft
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NOTICE THIS.

TNHE subscriber, having engaged in business, offers
to his friends and the patrons of Mr. J. T. Radcliffe
the former occupant of the store in Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street, GROCERIES of the best quail
ty, and at the lowest market price, Call and see
him.
Just received, shay's HAMS, Refined Leaf ARD,
Porto Rico SUGAR and MOLASSES, Stewards
and other Strip, Patent Sperm CANDLES, and
Family Flour. 10. RADCLIFFE.
~ 27-eo2w
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By 81. MCCORMICK, Auct'r, Alexandra.

By 8. ]. MCCORMICK, Auct'r, Alexandria.
DARKER VEIN COAL at Auction
Will be sold at auction, in the city of Alexan-
dria, Va, on WEDNESDAY next, August 10Th, AT
10 O'Clock, m, about 100 tons Cumberland run OF
NINE COAL, mined by the Parker Vein Coal Com
pany, now lying on the Wharf Of said Company, az
the foot of Queen Street. and in the lot on Union
street Immediately opposite said wharf. The Coal
will be sold i'm lots 10 suit purchasers.
s. ]. MCCORMICK, Auctioneer.
Alexandria August 6-3t
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OA[LY EVENING STAR.
CITY ITEM s

.SaturdaV's Promenade Concert-THe OLD
North State Remsmbered.-The promenade
concert on the grounds of the Presidential Man
.on on Saturday evening. was well and fash
;onably attended, the ladies appearing in their
sweetest smiles and gayest array. and the
gentlemen in their best apparel and blandest
oountenanees Considering that so many of
our neople are out of town at the springs, &c,
end that there are so few strangers in the CITY
now. the attendance was surprising. And
,bsn we had an unusual entertainment. the
fine band playing, among other pieces, the
lin this ouarter) new air of . The Old North
State Forever" in such a manner as to re-
ouire its repetition more than once The
words of the music are from the pen of the
late Judge CASTOR who possessed, with rare
legal abilities, n genuine taste for poetry.
The following are the lines:
THE OLD NORTH STATE FOREVER.
C,roua! Carolina. Heavens blessings attend her
While W.. live, we will cherish and love and defend
Though the Scomer may sneer at, and Writings de-
fame her,
Our hraFts swell with gla ness, whenever name
her.
m"rr,b; IInrrIh t,e ""o oId N ort1e forever.
=. ,,.,.;,,, mn, o.,,o-. ,,,o;--..
SI, WHOSE name stands formost in Libertv'- story.
Though o' '' " TT 10 crouch 10 oppres-
VIM can weld to ius rule more lovaI submission,
Hnrah' N'
PLAIN and arle>- her Son hut whose doors open faster
I,-.. m I'll. Tho taIa =
WI ill., IN rI,r rna~s of their dear ,,afi'
IAlnS,
III ~, anu INV III 'i''f i'''ii-
IIurrah, SC.
tnd her daughters, the Queen of the fnres, r,sem
hilns' ,.,.,
bling.
All 'h' iH'i'"'"i "' hF'r' lei Tue match be applied
Ilsw hey kindle and flame: oh, none know but
, Wh'i We ,i'''' ih'ri'
'''" nv. IN '''' Us rove t''t i'iid mat we
As happy region rs on this ,ide of Heavenly
""'' b.t,rr ys '''"''' Love ana reaee smile
Rar aloud raise together, The heart thrilling chorus
I,I II',"i , me Oh hnfn STATE forever.
TLs T,jyoftbe p,es;gs,,, ,ns E:
.vu,.on ,, -. tho Nov, you5 .o-.l =,
ox,ur.;on Of tho pras,Io,. cao.e.,
NAVY and .uite on Saturday IS -,
;-.srsst They wars -ooo;roa ~
, oD.lont and Commondor &c .bo vi o..
mo5,re p,uIding and Contain p,o,, .-,
l,taI Thorn with = md ., it,.
-,.r,,l,,, ,hi,t,
~,
So. A. ,,a-D,
rbo--.o,.to1 g.. a
IN, .to,.. o-o,ooL
o., ro.,,rr;ro. of -rhiah Vi.
rs,uIs- o,o b,.n.. hoan G.oI ,-o..-
- 3. H.
man roro in -otbor b,,rr,,
Var, after laov;n, tho Stoo,oa .. al 80
Ne guess they s,.ioved ther,so,,-o. q, -,
tbonob wa had hoo,, Will, .hon,,,
A Scene on Tire Lsiovd-On Friday ni,b+
about ten o'clock, officers Mitchell and Stod.
iert discovered old Mr. Rohbins,, lriv;n,
cart in a state of furious intoxication on tho
I:and. near the Long Bridge. attracting the
annoyance of boys. and ANNOYING the early
sleepers of that vicinity. With humane
consideration the officers conveyed the old man
to the Lookup. ard put him where he cou,d
snOoze off his liquor without disturbing the
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FRANCIS III. DAVIDGE.
EFUKMEELY OF BALTIMORK,J
( Attorney and COunse llOr.at.L a.

kAttOrney and COunsellOr.at.Law
DROPOSES to attend TO Conveyancing and other
office business, together with the prosecution
OF claims against the Government, for which an eI-
perence of eleven years in various branches of the
public service has qualified him i'll peculiar de
gree.
His attention will be prompt and his charges mod
crate
+. III. d. may always be found during business
hours at the Office of his son, WALTER DORSEY DAv-
IDGE, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, on
Louisiana avenue, near the City Hall, and opposite
to Fifth street. aug 4-eOly
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<=. FURNITURE, VARN-o
yrfsss@SEaSS$sP ISIIING. REPAIRING, IVA
S2ze&ss....-sl@4 JOBBiNG SHOP, Penn ~
sylvania avenue, SOUTH I
side, between 18th and 1917 streets, next door to
Lambs picture-frame factory. Housekeepers and
others having furniture of repair, can by leaving
their orders calling at the above place. have put
I'm 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 subscr-
Der confidently anticipates share of public patron
age. Old chairs recaned and painted in imitation of
various woods Grateful for past favOrs, the under
signed respectfully solicits IA continuance of the
same. ROBT. III. WALMSLEY.
iy lS-eom
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A CARD.

A CARD.
WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
Il public to an examination of the choicest assert
ment OF genuine HAVANA CIGARS ever Offered in
this market, lS.000 of which have received with
in the last ten days direct from Havana They will
be sold wholesale or retail, at moderate prices
would also ask attention to my fine stock of
WINES, BRANDIES. TEAS, &c, which will be
found TO compare favorably with any be found in
the city as to quality and price.
Il. c. DYER, Penn. avenue
V2l-lOufd bet. 10Th and 18th streets
ID OOMS TO RENTING three comfortable
IL ROOMS IN one Of the most pleasant and dcsi-
rabe locations the Island will be rented on rea-
sonable terms 10 good tenants Apply at
BAkER;S Periodical Depot
lyle Near cor. eth st. and Md ave
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Presidents Honse.-The repairs and i'm
provements are going on rapidly at the Pres-
Dental mansion, and a beautiful job the work
men are making of it. The East Room ceiling
is being ornamented in q style of unequaled
elegance, and doubtless the whole work will
be of similar taste and magnifcence.
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). Kirby, Of Missouri, and E. Bell, Of Ohio,

II = AUUy, Oh MI1boUrI aHu L b6II, q Uhlo,
(LGte Clerks in the Pension Ofioe,D
HAVE established i'm the City of Washington an
L Il Agency for the prosecution of Claims against
the Government. They will pay special attention
10 Revolutionary Pension and Bounty Land Claims,
under the various acts of Congress ~ l3-Im
RANk OF WASHINGTON g. BANK OF ME-
- TROPOLIS Blank Checks Oh the above Banks
either bound or by the quire or sheet. Also, ten
dozen Blank Books, Memorandum Books, Pass
Books &c. Cap, Letter, Drawing, Tracing, Tissue
Wrapping, and other Paper, always on hand al the
cheap Stationery. Music, and Fancy Store of
JNO. f. ELLIS, Penn. avenue,
jy al bet. 9th and 10th streets.
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PERFUMERY,

PERFUWERY,
WI E beg leave to call the attention of our friends
w and the public TO orr very select assortment
of PERFUMERY, consisting in part of Barry's
Crumbes Tricopherous PhaIon's Hair InvigOrator
Jules Haulcs sLustral;'' Rhinoceros, Bears, Rose,
Antique. Amber and Violet Hair Oil Farinas Ger
man Cologne, warranted genuine POmatum for the
Hair, in every shape and style, guaranteed to he first
rate. Also, Lubin's s. IarriSon's Extracts for the
Handkerchief varying from % cents 20 cents per
bottle; Soap, Shaving Cream, Brushes, Combs, SC.
J. F. ELLIS. Penn. avenue.
aug between 9th and 10th streets
DRICkLAYERS.-Wa Immediately on Ex-
ID tension of United States Capitol, Washington,
fifty Brcklayers. To good workInen steady enl-
ployment will he given. Wages depending upon
skill and attentiOn--tle average being - 25.
Nj. c. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers.
In charge of Extension U. s. Capitol.
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
PHILADELPHIA,

Capital 100000
A GENT for Washington, ID. c., JAMES ]. MIL
N LER, Office over Banking house of Selden,
Withers, Co.
Medical Examiner: DIR. ]. nj. AUSTIN, street.
near 10th street. iy 23lm
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"ANTED.-TwO or three steady HANDS that
w understand working Daniels Planning Mill, and
A. BALDWIN,
aug 3 81 corner Sd and ID streets.
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o. Country editors giving the above three inser
tons, and calling attention to it edtoriav will be
entitled to twelve months exchange with the Daily
Ecenng Star aug S-tf
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FISK'S PATENT AIR-TIGHT
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

n RE FUR SALE BY NJ. NJ. WHITE, ULDEh-
IA TAKER, south side Pennsylvania avenue, near
the corner of Sd street, Washington, where Cases of
all sizes be obtained, and funerals attended to
with economy and dispatch.
These Cases can be sold as low as good Wooden
Coffins and can be furnished ready for use in thirty
minutes from the time the order is given.
iv O1-Im%
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"ANTED-THIRTY MEN TO work on the low
w er Coal Wharf, in Alexandria. Va, wages
81 % per day. Apply to JNO. HESTON,
aug 2-6t Superintendent.
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WANTS.

atA WANTED.-A modern built HOUSE,
H. for small family, situated west Of 9TH street.
s2If desired il would be taken for several years,
and the rent paid promptly every month. Any per-
son having a convenient house, which they wished
carefully used, would find, in this opportunity, an
excellent tenant. Address ]. ENGLISH, at this of
flee. aug 6 3ts
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SERVANT wANTED.-A good colored
~ Cook, Washer, and Ironer-a slave preferred;
for good servant the hghes, wages will be given
Enquire NJ this Office. aug 5-,i4t
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WANTED TO purchase three four NEGRO
w WOMEN.-Perscns having servants TO dis
pose OF will please call al the Office of Browns Ho-
Eel, where all necessary information will be given
note addressed 10 A. LAsHLEV, through the
Post Office, will receive immediate attention.
aug l-d6t
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"ANTED.-Sl, 900 to 81 500 wanted for one
w or TWO years, SET ured by improved real estate
worth upwards of $1,000. For particulars address
SH. c. NJ at the Intelligencer office.
aug 5-d3t*
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hHaawdp- horse attached to Green's
Ink wagon passed our Office at the rate of
One-torty- fve-good time. Spill the contents
" The Yehicis-horse caught and nobody hurt.
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~ At the stated meeting of the Washington
Building Association of the city of Washing
ton, held on the 9Th inst, Dr. Thomas Miller
was elected President, in place of DIR. e. S.
Frailey resigned. and John Dawson James
elected Vice President, in place of DR.. Miller,
elected President
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STATEMENTS REGARDING MINISTERIAL INTENTIONS
LIKELIHOOD OF DEBATE on CUBAN AFFAIRS
DEPUTY SPEAKER FOR THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
MEETING TO PROMOTE WESLEYAN REFoRM-THE
WAGES AND LABOR Observation-Disclosures OF
THE PROTECTIVE ASS0CIATI0N-THE AUSTRALIAN
TRApE-CoMNERCIAL TREATY WITH CHILI-SPE-
CCLATIONs AS TO COTTON BEING GROWN IL TRIM
DAD-ADDRESs TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT or IRE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Both houses of Parliament met on Thursday the
10th inst, after the recess.
The business before the House OF Lords referred 10
Criminal Law proceedings, Law Reform Suitors in
Chancery Relief BILL Lunacy bills, Bankruptcy and
Criminal Law procedure, &c.
The Earl of Derby then urged Lord Aberdeen TO
lose time in laying before the house statement Of
the measures which the government intended to in
troduce. For himself and his friends, he quite
prepared to say that cordial cooperation would be
given TO any measures brought forward by the
government, if they were calculated TO promote the
public welfare
The Earl of Aberdeen replied that he had already
informed the House as to the general principles on
which the government would be carried out As for
the particular measures which the government in
tended most of them would be brought forward in
the House of Commons, and, under those circum-
stances he did not think 1t necessary TO make any
further statements.
In the House Of Commons, Lord John Russell in
dcated the course which the government meant TO
pursue with respect to the measures which would
form the principal business of the present session.
They intended he said in the first place, 70 bring
under the consideration OF the House the various
Inmates for the year, as soon as they could be pre-
pared With regard to the number OF men for the
army. navy. and ordnance. there would he no in
sIesse Vi lhe nopber voted, before Christmas; but
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PrOclamatiOns OF kOssuth and
MaZZini.
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that they should decay within their own barriers.
All this cannot be denied; but it 10 argued with
some reason, by the opponents of the law that its
provisions contain practically no compromise what
ever and that in empowering STAKEHOLDER to follow
his slave even into free State and exact the aid OF
that State in recovering his property it really con-
veys all the authority and license which the most de-
teimined advocate OF slavery could demand. These
considerations acting the natural independence
of the American character, and seconded by the
facilities existing for State legislation, have conspred
to render the enforcement OF the law extremely
difficult, and the complications of the even
worse than before. Free States in the exercise OF
their undoubted rights pass laws for the express pur
pose of exasperating the slave States, and render
ing the extradition of fugitiyes as impractcabe as
they can. The slave States in turn demand their
constitutional privileges, threaten secession from the
Union in case Of refusal secure the support OF all
moderate politicians by this menace, and then insist,
with vindictye triumph, on the rights thus acquired
What renders the question 80 perous, too, is that
every successive occurring under the law gives
occasion to popular outbreaks, any one Of which
may swell into something like civil war. II the dif-
ferences of opinion were purely speculative, there
might be some chance of avoiding collision; but
where the whole dispute, with its thousand aggrava-
TONS is brought periodically before the public in
its most practical and offensive form, it seems i'm
possible to anticipate that peace can be long pre-
served.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
rHREEDAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.

IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.
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DEMANDS ON TURKEY.
A correspondent of the Augsburg Gazette, writing
from Constantinope, on 2lst ut., says:Austria ha.
demanded that the port of Durazzo, in Albania, shall
be made free port for the Austrian marine, and
that Austrian subjects may be permitted to acquire
and hold landed property in European Turkey. It
appears that the Cabinet Of ST. Petersburg Is dis.
posed to second these demands Of Austria to q Ger.
tain extent
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piduc fortes.

Eo1I,N PIANO>-REMOyAL-Gr oArlaias
IL P-s- .pe 49,. Is g, o-,-,-
- - - sr-f 70 20 ~ s-s-c-a~r - 49, ~,
- 90. A. ~ OF, = - $50 !, r~r rs-s,v
- -, sc--r-,f4-s T O. ~ c. NAn'- -av- =
No., 80: =. =, -, srT rss. . 8. -. s
e. a. go -; .; e. - e. e. 60 ~ ga,
- - - -. esea- .>csns ssaa AsbAn rAss' - .le sr =
r - H s5ssss SAsta q - 81 $500
EoLIAN ard BoUDOIR PIANOS. MELnptc
II OSs GUITARS Music - ~. 4. 80 - = .sr,.S
$50. W -tss,t b. 10y ..r' - s's 49,. a.,
i. o., ". ,1S -co-sh.na Pses q 4 80 p.sr<
s.an.rs- '7TF1't q "a ssssr g y s-,.-
rorr,x pIiNoFORIES Il Ne al HnAAsAy
n. -. ,..or,z~ut PisAas fraa t- s--a-'i-- 49,.
E.s~t p-rs $500 49, u 80 . -. Fs-- -
I-ls, s' ;;ye6Bn ,s RIO e a.
~ SU RARMORE ODER ST their mAnniac'ory am
II "a Ss Bl.re.,rs eoue- q Css' - = 80 s1so'
= -. P,.rc Fc-r. r'ta ts meta he TAD "a ~
.ss al SSssr asOesrs IN Pr07e7'ea' ,,,,rv.
y ". ave- 49, 100 az. s-vr-.. ~. AS - s.re
h'" Is 60 ~ H'''' 10 ~ .SrosD sSoraxR
&C FISCHER. Gate N,nns & tiscser.) rnanufs.-
y. AL -..s. ;: . &C., . ID 80: 80. 49, -. ,.
s. 81 49,. - No. 100 'T'' ''' ''
nsrSaRs LIGHTE Il NEWTON. Ne - CNnal 81
nj -. in>r~>--d fsrssA r-rv.~a p-Passty
s1 fiIS6 rohrts 81, 49, .i sess.. %. =. 90.
ssc an .tst s.s - g., - rs. 49,. en-. -
ss... a. g.. ~. - !. r Z, nv Ss .
nIANO FORTES-R GLENN \ -, sR remove
% n. Nay TIER AZ 's-s N,auss'o'i and w.
bro.t-T
nf,NotOkIEs The hnest assortment Of Piano
- -, -, = s..s q ~ ,.S.. ~ H.. .sr,,sa
ans,,e, Psne- ~ 'sr-' q Ns- 80 ssa 49,
So. -. - 1900 tho IN 6rSrs ' 70 - s-o..-.,
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EOR sALE-A FARM a shout % s~-s OF god /
go -. $3.50 - = go. 49,. 49, 49, =. 49,
Ssrs-r, q n. c.ls.,.s ~. .. =. S.-J-.y c..r
ns:a ss1 ~. :.s c.. a 49,
. =, 2 is 'i ~. IA - S1rss- So - S
ss % s sss; ss su ass' d,. ~ dJ a. W
INoR SALE in WILLIAMsBC RGH-Tsenty tour
,. ssdnI I've eoroeS. o. ssa,ses y, - 80, =
800 esls'r.so az : s.cs-, b. n p-O7
49, y H. 1T.s - iIoa.,os. F, -orts, -. ,.9n =
pssrs a. rs = purr-.s- -. = g.. - a. =. = -
ss Il3jsJs, Bf,os;s'
nor SALE-A baek House. NJ u Norton-,t. IN
I ROD srs.r Psrt ~ ths aon,y eas iAT' O. = %,
nor sALE-Txo fgr-story Houses, bu' in TIE very
L 1 vsr 80 -ith =. -, ue~r. iraFv'-a-s. saa
ssssi', 80 = = e. fbS2vIE ~ Syss XIV 20
nor sALE-yAlusble Real Estate II Hasrinz. coz
,-.s q .v,r~ an cOs.ss STE.
- , a s.s ~ ~ Is: 4.s rvs 81 $50 sss
sogz.J I'd Tss ~, H IsSs. Il G srGRaTH H. :,
q Ss ~ wSh1nsos-s- New YSt
L>OR SALE. At Yonke-, sn Hudson River. seyerl
rts 9sovSp Pa s 10 ~ "a q ss' s54sy
s.- =, sses. 20 90. ID. s9' . .,s s' fsis5.
=. n ~ SiEickwEtI rTHoxis LI"RIScE
I,OR SALE. At PoUGHKEgPsIE-A desirable
cou.y s n. Of d. ~. Hss~rt W. H.s -
ss Of .I1 The q arg sns 1'0'rS will '0' "a
r .... 90 70 y ,rD' = TS -. tr1sS s
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LcOR SALE or RENT-Two newlybul Iku.e-,
Ye.l.r. Inquire q ETHAN FLIGG, at Youss'
LNOR SALE or to LET-A never falling Water Power
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Tor sALE- 100 ACRES Of LAND, good loamy soil
.si,sbs p.re. within s0ss na By r.ro~A At si pr
:mo ser.sS@sSss Uss - 70 2 seiocs A. N'''
L,OR sALE-Two fne. modern built two story snd
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Ss 20 S y A., S' s . sS n. ~ ss. r.
not '''A By the ms scs RI Ne SEQ s.ans
LNoR sALE-Forty very desirable tot. chg,hy sr-
s on. n C's q 3. ss. "a u. 500
No X fry ,o.s S-.c spro.,. 90, a.
O1s JOIs For sale Cheap Some OF The
Dpa Hsen Railroad within half hour .. bs lBrar.
~. Res Y.ats Of NEWELL BAkkER No. SN.~ss ct
NORFOLKsT, No. ia, for sALE.-iiouse and Lot
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1.nties uns~fc-is kc
Po--on NAV Inquire 81 No lS' kvnffofr Or Of
q \ No Beetmsnst TO- Ao'ciork
nuIk WH.LlAMsBUR GH REAL ESTATE or
FICF u south 7b the soe 10 euy ~ rrt hoass
.nA La cheap Houses and Lott ho" ssS 70 eo" 'a@P LS
VI" """'' w 1890 COCKCROFT. Proprietor
NyERl CHEAP Farm OF 20 acres Land House
Barn plenty Of fruit Treea the sosud -
o. half eash Aso - athers
fog, Jer-y inquire ct No H
| beelm.n-s Land Once.
| deal, ESTATE AGENCf-lhe subscriber, after
m., YEAR. s dsvots hs time 10 ne
CoIA<o. ke all o. the C'y On INST favorable
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