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rIpC-TWO PERSONs DROWNED.

HARTFORD, " WCdnesdhy. July TT It'f'
fire broke out about l o'clock this morning in the
building No Trumbulst., occupied by C. ii. Brainard
as brass foundry. The inside OF the building was nearly
all destroyed but The walls are standing Loss not heavy
aeed about CO. and Of Lewis Wilcox about 10 years
old were drowned yesterday while bathing in kiitle Xiv
or Mr. Turner attempting to swim across the river
with the boy on his back, when he was seized with the
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LATER FROM TEXAS AND NEw-MEXIcO.
NEW-ORLYAss Tuesday July IL ls5,

NEw-OkLEANs Tuesday, July IT, ls5i
We are in receipt of Galveston dates to the 9th inst
The accounts OF the growing crops favorable.
The FL Paso mail arrived San Antonio in 60 days 1t
was attacked by Indians at Eagle Springs.
letter from Santa Fe dated May 90, says: Indian
hostites continue The Indians combining against
the whites and general Indian war is expected The
General has sent force TO Eagle Springs and other
"wise preparing to operate against the Indians
Mrs. Wilson recently prisoner of the Camanches,
had arrived at FL Peio, on her way home.
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THE VETO BY THE GOVERNOR OF NEW
HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, Thursday, July I3 Is'F'
The Governors veto of the Concord Charter oll sent
IN Yesterday has been susained-ony six members voting
against it. S...,. g
The Legislature will not adjourn before saturday
then.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Nyw.HAvEs Thursday, July l3, 1854.
This morning A farmer from Waterbury about 90 years
s acc whose name we could ascertain was leaving
the eas at Satford Bridge the down train was sweep
ing by when he struck on the head and instantly
I;h,d He was on his way home from New-York, and
had accidentally passed Bridgeport where he should have
got out.
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CALI. OF THE WIG STATE COMMITTEE Of
MASSACHUSETTS, FOR STATE CONNEN-

Bosros, Thursday, July 49, 1854.
The whig State Committee have issued a eau 'or q
s,ao Convention in Faneuil Hall "Wednesday Aug To-
The call sets forth the object of the meeting 10 DC "
nominate State officers and to express the seh'n VI '
Wings OF Massachusetts, upon questions o' 0"'S 49, o
neal Of tho Missouri Compromise which opens to slavery
vast territory dedicated by solemn compact to Freedom
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MORE ABOUT THE SUICIDE or THE
LOVERS At EAST ABING TON
From TIE Boston Journal, July y.

From Toe Boston Journal, July H.
In addition 20 the particulars published IN Ihe Journal
Yesterday relative to the suicide Of Mr. Nash and Miss
Sam son in East Abingdon yesterday morning, We learn
that the deceased walking together apparently
in a contemplaye mood between the hours Of one and
two o'clock Yesterday morning the margin Of the pond
in which they subsequently found drowned. The
following ls copy Of the letter LETT by Miss Sanpson in
her chamber in Stoughton:
srovcHrox
MY DEas II with my right mind that write these
that which going do. tired Of this world.
another world but dear friend thans for
which has been Call spirit
Oar bodies will be found ia H. Arlington pond where
another vOfdi
70 you but go where my love Tell Mr..
Morton him slso his sIdn My best wishes leave 70
al children. did dream h this morning ogt pese eni
this Aunt Chloe which Leave and some OF hen vi" co ne mere
with ths b.re, bot must saJ good Dye
BY Chloe caye tbs "0fd 70 yDursetves,
which hope will enjoy dont think Of me only that have
companion aud meet faiher hope; here
have ieo this IL my own self Mo-he hope yoa wi
Ihnk father good bye Aunt Chloe have not forgot
you ndB 6eh Eons Of oo vi doubt don't think
p" ADRIANNA B SAMP50S.
" ISAAC r NASH"
From The Boston CommoEY esth. July u
NJ Nah ia about 70 years Of age, and has for some
time pnst been keeping company with Miss sampson,
was young woman Of superior worth Yesterday after
room Nash hired horse and chase at East Abingdon,
informing the preprieors that he should not come back
himself but that be would send the carriage back H'
then drove to Randolph where Miss Nash was visit
ing. after having left Pembroke in the morning. AMI re-
turned from visit Boston in the forenoon and taxing
her in drove back Eat Abingdon where the horse vas
this morning found tied 10 fence and the bodes fonnh n
the pond e. before stated
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ILLNESS OF HON. G. N. CONRAD.
RUFFAro Ihursdcv ,JuIy l3 l2j


The Hon. c. NJ. Conrad s at present the guest Of ex
PresiceLt Fillmore in this city. He attacked ten
days since at Niagara Falls with Illness, from
which he is now slowly recovering.
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THE RECENT COLLISION ON THE sUSQUEHAN'
Ma RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE, Thursday July -, Ieof.
We have no mail to-day from south of Raleigh.
The wounded by the collision on the Susquehanna
Railroad are improving from the effects OF the cool
weather and there are strong hopes of the recovery
of Jobn Scott the conductor of the excursion train.
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THE DISASTER TO THE BR. BARK AQUATIC.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Jul! II, IoOf.
The steamer General Clinch succeeded in towing tne
British bark Aquatic off the beach of Pawleys Island
where she wss previously reported ashore at hsh water
on Monday The steamer with the bark In tow, VIII
nrobably arrive here tomorrow.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

THILATEEFHIA,
At meeting of the Directors of the Magnotic Telegraph
Company (New-York TO Washington to-day, quarterly
dividend declared Of four per cent payable on the
2Cth inst. And meeting OF the tockhoiders ell the
present officers Of the Company were reelected
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, July 10 Is't.
Tho Now Orleans papers of Friday are received out
contain no news of interest
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DEATH OF THE REV. LOUIS DWIGHT.
Bosroy, Thursday, July 49, 1854.
The Rev. Louis Dwight Secretary OF the MASSACHUSETTS
Prison Discipline Society, died this morning.
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DEATH OF AN EMINENT LAWYER.

BVFFALOl W tuIItSO"3 !" ny =
Ssmuel Bsrstow an eminent lawyer OF Detroit, late
IT, s Attorney for the State OF Michigan died mere 'oaS
after short illness.
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cuo,pp, AT suFLBYvILLE, KY.

CrNcIyyAII Wednesday, July IL, lsSi
Tho cholera is raging at Shebyvile, ny. Among tne
y;ctims was the principal physician of the town.
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Judicial Decision

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Judge Kane read
long opinion in the Circuit Court to-day in tho
case OF the L. 5. Marshal vs. the Sheriff of
corpus taken out to prevent the Realtors be-
ing taken to Wilkesbsrre, for trial under an
indictment found against them, for an assault
while serving writ in Wilkesbarre, issued by
the Circuit Court. The opinion says th It
though the Marshal cannot be tried by jury
If acting in sbedience to Federal process,
they may be punished for abusing it by the
Court that issued the process which is bound
70 punish or protect its ministerial officers.
The Court will therefore proceed to try the
case upon its merits under the act of Congress.
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PIC MIC OF THE
MOUNT VERNON CLUB.

SE'HE "NOUNT VERNON CLUB" respectfully in.
l. form the citizens Of Washington and the pub
lie generally that they will have the pleasure Of Civ
ing graud PIC MIC at Arlington Spring, on MON
DAY, May 10. S54
To all who feel inclined to participate in the full
Enjoyment Of this delightful season of the year.
favorable opportunity is afforded for spending
pleasant day in one eff the most beautiful rural
retreats in the vicinity of Washington.
An exec lent Coti on band As been engaged .or
the occasion.
Refreshments will be furnished by superior Ca
terer.
The Boat will leave 14th street Bridge at o'clock
a
The floor managers will be distinguished by blue
rosette.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, 81 so.
MANAGERS.
Charles Orme, John Nelson,
George & Cation, Benz. T Howard.
> WIN Ii. IL. Towers, Vim 3 Scott,
NJ Quinn, L worthiugton,
James Williams, CT Holbroek,
George 3. Doln, Gallagher,
James Owens, Milton Dove,
VIM. Worthington, John Humphrey,
Joseph Howard.
Should the weather p'ove unfayorable the Pic Mic
will be postponed until further notice.
Ats
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EVERY MAN A FREEHOLDER.

THE UNION LAND ASSOIIA ZION respectfully
i inform the public that they have taken up +
TRACT elighly situated at the junction of the
Bridge road, Marlborough road and the Piscataway
road, fronting on the river, directly opposite the
Navy Yard, and commanding flo views of the city
of Washington, and he Potomac River, which they
intend laying ont in BUILDING LuTS, to b, located
by bI lot the LIST of June next after which Lots
will be sold except at UGH higher price. Persons
designing to purchase, should therefore make early
application
The size Of Lots are "a feet front by 100 deep, all
fronting 60 feet wide streets, "at the very low
price of 500 b, without interest, pay BILE in small
monthly instalments, az follows: So upon each lot
upon subscribing and So for each lot every succeed
ing rth until the whole is paid, whsn q "deed IN
fee simple" ~ill be given to each lothoder clear
evers iucumbrance The streets also will be gr ded
and edged with shade trees without extra charge to
the lot holders
Purchasers have the privilege Of exchanging (afte,
the 6rawing) for any Lots that may remain unsold,
by paying 81 each Lot extra, and can have two or
! more Lots together.
JOHN FOX, Secretary,
Office 9TH street, above D, OPP. Integencer Office.
~ Open from q m. to p a. may 6-2w
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By j. C. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer

By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
BY virtue OF deed of tru from Joseph Cue
r1er to the subscriber, duly torded In Eber j.
A. IS No. 43. folio., 52a, &c one of the land records
for Washington county, in the District of Colu Ibis.
will offer for SALE at public auction, at the auction
ROOMS Of Jas G Mc3bir-, on SATURDAY., the 9th
day of May next at O'Clock NJ the following lots
az ground, together with the improveme nts thereon
VIZ Lots Nos 5, CO., S, IL, ID, Il, Is, 16, IL,
and Is, in Square 992.
Those persons DESTROYS of purchasing are request
cd to examine the property previous to the day of
the sale.
Terms of sale: One half cash: the balance in six
months with note bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust Oh the property.
An convey ancing at the expense ofthe purchaser
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
hve days after the sale, the property will be resold
at the risk of the purchaser.
J. FRANCIS CLEMENTS, Trustee
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
apr Sd Auctioueer
81 The above sale is postponed until
SATURDAY, May 10th, she same hour and place.
j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS. Trustee
may CSC JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Au.t'r.
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Baltimore Esrkets

BALTIMORE, May lo.-FloSr; sales of 1000
held at the same price. Wheat sales of 1000
bushels white at 81 0Sa$2. 5; red q, from 81 os
10 Sos. Corn; sales Of IL, 0e0 bushels white
and yellow at 74a15 cts, and mixed 70a73cu.
Oats command from So to 81 cents Barley
sold at 9Oa95 cents. Butter in kegs find pur-
chasers at from IL 10 IA cents; roll is TO IS
cents.
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~ CURE OF SCRoFULA TEN YEARS STANDING by
the use of KidwelPs Beach Drop confirmed by the
certificate Of Mrs. Emerson, Of Alexandria, who has
gained considerable reputation for the treatment
Ulcers &c. Mrs. E. will give further informant ton to
any one visiting her relative to the The char
scter of the BEACH DROP is fully established that
virtues than any other preparation manufactured
for the of Scrotua, Bronchil Diseases, Ri eu-
matism, &c. Strangers visiting Washington who
have friends afflicted with such diseases, can have it
sent to any part of the United States securely
packed. See further evidence on first page Of the
ssStaro ma
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Destructive Fires .

New YORK, May "a great fire occurred
IN Forsyth street at noon to-day, by which 80
The loss is very heavy.
BRANrFoRD, c. W, May AT an early
hour this morning, the freight house and car
depot, on the Buffalo and Brantford Railroad.
at this place, were destroyed by FIRE. Two
fine locomotives, several passenger ami bag
gage cars, quantity of freight, and 1000
bushels of wheat were entirely consumed
The depot was large and expensive building,
and was insured for $1,000 The total loss
will amount 10 EOS 900 at least.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auctioneers.

By GRE EN- a. SCOTT, Auctfoneers.
Lf0UR TW0-STORY FRAME HOUSES aud Lots
u at Auction.-0n FRIDAY, the 18th instant, we
Lot No. g. in Square SIS, situated I'D, between "a
aud streets north, with the improvements, which
are four two story Frame Houses containing Eve
good and conveniently arranged rooms each, and
each house viii he sold separately
Terms: Lnehalf cash the ba ance in and IL
months, for notes bearing interest from the day of
the sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
may ID Auctionaer
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New Y0rk MsrksYs

NEW YORK, May 10 - Flour quiet-sales Of
5000 bbls. State brands at S.. 50 Southern at
~ II 1875. Wheat firm and unchspeei-
sales small. Corn has declined-sales of 3d.
goo bushels mi xed at 7s cts yellow at so cts.
Cotton is quiet, price unchanged. Stocks dull.
Money tight, NOT only here but also in Phila-
delphia and Baltimore
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OIn Berlin there are eight city ply
sicians, whose duty it is to visit manu-.
factories, warehouses, penal institutions,
boarding schools, &C., to see that the in
mates have comfortable apartments and
sleeping rooms, sufficient clothing, and
food of proper quality, that they have
their regular hours of recreation, and that
they are not tasked either in work or
study, beyond their strength.
GA writer in the Memphis Eagle
ridicules the idea of importing camels
into America. He says camel cannot
carry more than two hundred pounds {:
that it cannot march more than two miles
an hour, or fifteen or twenty miles day;
and that it cannot travel at all when the
ground is wet. He thinks common OK,
trained to carry burdens, would be a
more effective animal in this country
than the camel.
u The Central Ohio Railroad, says
the Wheeling Times, is now pressed for
ward with unexampled vigOr, on its way
towards Wheeling from Cambridge, and
will be completed through. and the cars
running to the Ohio River, by the first
day of September.
20 Lynch law was applied to liquo,
seller in Gloucester, Mass, on Thursday
night last. His shop was demolished
and he was ordered to leave town.
/ ~ Some Of the public houses at Mag
ara Falls have been opened for the sea
son.
| ~ The most revolutionary article i
bread, for on the least rumor of an out
break, it is invariably the first thing t
rise.
% Snow in Aroostook county, Me-,
few days since, was five feet in deptt
covering all fences and small fruit trees.
GA movement is on foot in Scotlan
J for the union of all the non-establish.
, Presbyterians.
70 The Lancaster Intclligencer ''neeG
. money badly at the present time" Sing
lar for an editor.
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Departure Of Troops

NORFOLK, Va, May 1o.-The steamer Illinois
left Norfolk, to-day, with the detachment of
troops bound TO California, who were rescued
from the wreck OF the steamer San Francisco,
and lastly from the Falcon.
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JOHN 81. SMOOT,

English, French, German and american
DRY GOODS.
South side of Bridge street, near High,
GEORGETOWN, d. c.,
LAS received recently from the New York and
L Il Philadelphia Auction and importing Houses a
general assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
bought principally for cash, at the very lowest pri
ces, which enables him to offer great inducements
to purchasers.
Ladies of Washington will find that they can save
money by making their purchases of him
P.S.-Goods delivered to them when bought in
any quantity without charge. J.H. SMOOT.
ap 15-dlm
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Important from Nontsyideo.

New YORK, May BY the brig Zeno we
have advices from Monteyideo to March Is.
Gabriel Flores has been elected President,
and on the 22d of March he was installed In
office. Four thousand Brazilian troops were
to pass the frontiers on the 30th of March into
Banda Oriental, there to remain as long a.
necessary to keep the peace.
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DEATH FROM ROPE JUMPING "A bright
and interesting little girl, about years
of age, died on Monday last in the village
of Newark, from commissions, brought on
by excessive exertions in jumping the
rope" She was competing with several
of her school companions in this exercise,
who were endeavoring to out-do each
other in endurance. She jumped four
hundred times in succession, and until
entirely overcome by the long continued
exertions. The child was taken home
insensible, but the movement of the mus
cles of the limbs, as in jumping, contin-
ued without cessation forty-eight hours,
until the sufferer was released from the
painful exercise by death.-R ochesttr
Democrat.
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COL. EREmnNT.

Is now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
to the Pacific. G. 8. Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS and has at length
brought before the Public a Compound, which IS a
POSITIVE CURE FoR Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
testify See Circulars, to be had of the Agents,
giving particulars. Price 81 90 in large Bottles.
Soil by all Druggists in Ws5hingto and George.
town, d. G. 2. D. GILMAN, GENERAL Agent for
Washington and surrounding country.
G. Il. FISHER & co. Proprietors,
No. Al Superior street. Cleveland. 0.
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AUCTION SALES.


BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Ge0tw'R.
In FRONT OF THE PREMISES on TUESDAY
l. next, the 18th of May, at o'clock, p m, those
desirable and well located Lots No. 90 and l0n,
the north side of Beall strgei between Washington
and dreen, measuring one hundred and twenty feet
front, which will be divided into five Lots OF twenty
four feet front and one bundled and twenty feet
deep.
erms of sale: One 9th cash or an approved note
at sixty days bear:ng interest, and the balance q
credit Of five years with interest payable quarterly
bill of sale given, and a deed on full payment
Title perfect. BARNARD BUCKEY
may Id Auctsoneers
By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE-Ry virtue of deed of tru.t
i executed to me by John A. King deceased.
and Of record in Lher j. A. e., No. &c. one of the
land records of Washn yton county, In the District
Of lumbia- will expose TO SALE on the premises,
in the city of ashinRton and District of Columbia
on Thu RSDAY. the 18th i'm tant at O'Clock in the
afternoon. lot numbered four. g. in square num-
oered seventy.two, az containing seven thousand
feet.
Terms: Ope-third ca.h, and thu balance in three
and six months, by aotes secured by deed of trust
If the terms are not complied with within three
days after the SALE The property will be resold at
the cost and risk of the purch .ser
+. W. RIsQUB, Trustee.
JAS. @. INQUIRE
may I'D Auctioneer.
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~ Now IS THE rME.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMB's GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., Is truly magnificent The proprietor is doing a
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there Let it be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying al
ways attains it. This accounts for tho success of
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Dsguerreotypes taken in
all weathers. dec7-
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M ARRIED.

On the 9th instant, bv the Rev. James H. Brown,
Mr.. THOS. HARDIS"Y to Miss MARY ELIZA
6ErH JONES, both Of Montgomery county, Mary
land.
On the 9th instant, by the Rev. G. w. Samson,
Mr.. JOHN GOODE TO Miss JERDINA BROWN,
both Of Richmond. Virginia.
In Baltimore, on the 9th instant, by the Rev. The
odrre Valient A. F. BULLEY, of this city, TO Miss
KATE Z. PERRY of Baltimore.
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A UCTI0N CaRD.-The undersigned will
"A continus the general Auction and Commission
business at the spacious Warehouse on the south
Size Of Pennsylvania avenue. formerly OCCUPIED by
h n strstton. They are prepared to cash all sales
without delay, and respectfully snlic:t share of the
public patronage In which they trust to merit the
confidence that may be bestou ed upon them.
Liberal advances made on unlimited consign.
ments
Mr.. e. n. sTRArroN is employed by US, and will
attend to the auction department
sp linn b. CAMPBELL co.
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- A. BALDWIN. at his Factory, corner of Sd st.
and Indiana avenue is prepared to fill all orders for
Doors, Sash. Blinds Mouldiugs, &c.
Turning in wood, such as Bausters, and Newels
Scroll saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach
makers
A large quantity Of the above articles on hand at
low prices
Also, lot Of second hand Store Fixtures, Count
ers, Drawers, Shelving, &c. ap4-eo3m
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most beautiful. choice, and varied a.sort
ment OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has lust
been opened by Noah Waller & Co., proprietors of
Our citizens, as well stra ugers, should, by all
means give them trial. as their goods are made up
IN the very best manner and most fashionable STYLE.
Their stock consists of full dress and business SUITE
fne black and colored Cloth frock and dress Goats
rich Vestings, &C., with a selection of Furnishing
foods not surpassed in the city for beauty aud style
Particular care and attention has been paid to the
Boys and Youths Department
Their prices are uniformly low, and we say to one
and all, call on them before purchasing elsewhere
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LNOR SALE, HOUSES AND VACANT LOTS.-A
Il neat and well built twostory frame HOUSE in
perfect order. situated Massachu setts be
tween 4th and 9th streets, containing rooms. The
house is now vacant and possession can be had i'm
nedistely.
Also, two containing rooms, each situated on
4th, between and streets One on x, beteween 9th
and It'll streets. containing rooms, perfectly new
One two story brick, containing rooms, on X be
tween 4th and 9th streets Together with number
of valuable Building Lots-one near the Railroad
Depot, and the others in different parts Of the city
For sale or rent "a Carpenter Shop.
Apply at the Office Of Justice Dom, or to the sub.
scriber, RUDOLPH BUCHLY,
At The r'sidence of j. =. Harvey, Undertaken on
It'll between u and streets
N. B Persons wishing to buy, sell, or exchange,
would do well to call on the subscriber.
NAV 6-1w<
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LHOR RENT-A Brick DWELLING, with thirteen
Il rooms, just finished. on street. I'd door vest
Of 18th street. Apply 18th street, ID door south
of G, after o'clock p. m. Price $3.50
m