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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS W.FIELD 4 CO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. IL Cliff Street.
NEW YORK,
Are Sole Agents IN the United States for
M USPRATT'S superior Bleaching Powder;
1Vl Victoria Mills celebrated Writing Paper
Russell do superior do do
Genesce do do Printing do
Rawlins & Sons English Tissue dc
First quality Ultramarine Blue.
They are also agents for tho principal Paper Manu-
facturers in this country, and oerfor sale by far the
most extensive and desirable stock Of paper and Pa
per Manufacturers Materials that can be found in
this or any other country. 81
They occupy the large and commodious Warehous-
cs, No. II llf street. No. So Cliff street, No. lsi
Christopher street. and the Loftover thelargc Iron
stores, and Cliff street. --t1
Their busncssi strictly wholesale, and Writing Pa
pers are sold by the case only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them to offer
all Goods, both Foreign and Domestic, Mt the lowest
possible prices.
Paper made to order, any size or weight. Liberal
advances made on consignments of Paper, Paper Ma
ker's stock and ether merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
of Rags. fully Is. lS53-bry
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We shoull have called the attention

rE We shoull have called the attention
of our readers, some DAYS ago, to The new ad-
vertise ments of J.. $. mbali 4 Co., who
have on aand an excellent stock Of Groceries,
aud are now DUNG 6nc VIII lesale and retail
business. Their stock is large. and they are
said to be doing an excellent business.
Mr.. H. E. Hunt SAYS that hs laid in stock
Of groceries large enough as he conceived, to
supply any reasonable demand; but he did
not then suppose the s.wotld and his wife"
we're coming to Iowa, and the cons. qnence is
he greatly fears he will no. have enough to
last through the season. Although his stock
is grow NJ small by degrees and beaut full y
less, he still continues to sell, and is happy
to say he has as Few more left Of the same
sort - +sass1 ssa8pgssfstta1
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TRI-WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.
Tuesday, December 8, 1854.


~ GStutrT &c 0"A"ss
We had the pleasure, on Saturday last OF
meeting some Of the gentlemen Of the Pr 50,
around the hospi,able board Of Mr.. J. SMrH
M'KrxxY. This gentleman, after a coanec-
ton With the TkLsGkAPH, Of this city. extend
ing thfosgs many years, now about retiring
from that paper, gave, we had almost sa'd, a
prineely banquet to the editorial corps OF
the city. and tho Printers Of the Office from
which he retires. To the hospitality and
kindly feelings Of Mr.. M'Kenny and lady, We
are indebted for an acquaintance with. our
brethren Of the Press, sswell ~ to the 2
ioyment Of ono OF the most magnificent din
ners we have evcr set down to-. Hoping that
We may have continuance of the kindly
feeling so happily exhibited around the hoard
Of Nj. M'Kenny, among gentlemen Of the
Press, We join in the general wish OF all pre-
sent, for the continued good health. prosper
,ity and happiness Of our host and his accom-
plishel lady. d wv TO- 1FhE 8Hp a6
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The tvs LIFE.

s d. eam ming oft ami dreaming ever;
Living in The rreseut never;
Building castle, high and airy;
Filling them VITA y,s,Gns fairy;
Seek my mu, fur hidden th,nys;
Longing 81 tar magic wings.
Spurning known and real beauty;
turning od frum love and duty
Hearts play truants to their sphtre,
Making US but idlers here.
We should all be up and doing;
Virtues golden paths pursuing;
Working hart and working ever;
Logging by The ways,de never;
Putting all our strength together;
Pulling in harmonious measure,
For each others pleasure ready,
With cur hearts all true and steady
q Ift.is onr active life should be,
How happy then and joyous We!
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REMOVAL.
NEW STORE AND NEW BOOKS.


~ E>SRS. MIXER i VAN METER havethe
wi pleasure 10 announce to their friends and the
public generally, that they are now permanently To-
Gated and arranged in their new and conmodious
store, in the Barrett House. adjoining the Post Office,
where they will he happy TO welcome all who wish TO
purchase or even look something nice and valuable
in tho book line. We are now receiving our new took
Of books and stationery, and herewith enumerated
few among the many choice and valuable works now
On our shelves.
Cruise Of the North Star, by DR.. Chowles.
Haps and Mishaps, by Grace Greenwood.
Prismatics. by Hayward.
Busy Moments of an Idle Woman. F8f &-k4
The Sunshine Of Greystone.
Sunshine in the Palace and Cottage.
Poems and Parodies, by Phoebe Cary.
Poems Of Grace Greenwood.
History Of my Pets. by Grace Greenwood.
Reccllections Of my Childhood by Grace Greenwood
NY Two Sisters. by Mrs. Judson.
Elegant Narrative.
Lady Huntington and her Friends.
A new memoir Of DR.. Jndson. completed in one vol.
rmc The issues Of the Tract Society, Sunday School
Union and full supply of school hooks and station
ery together with all the sgaznes-flarpers, Put-
nam, Cooley, Graham, National, Arthur, Gieasons,
&C., DC.
Weintend to keep up with the times, furnish good
books and at low price; in other wcrdsy We mean q
do the ..handsomc thing" and simply ask to share IN
the patronage of the DARLING PUBLIC.
May q, Isl. MIAEKG VAN MEIEn.
Gazette copy.
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r,s;u, the N.t;on.I lntelIi.er or.

&C. Fssnl the National lntegerc.r.
ssAlr. Burns offered Master Collins a life
orcserver, which he declined, saying that hs
would not take one while any lady was lef
without one."-[PAR1IcuLARs OF Loss OF TIL
ARr1c. KkAsss ~
And lidst thou in the hour of dread
r. sEAl hutnah fear Above
You, g sufferer, numbered with the dead,
Remember woman's love2
Were there no youthful hopes and fean
.A Alcinging TO the last, iass
No lGnging looks to future years, as4si9ai AZ
Nohnge, ings of the pasR q iss'.aa So
- No terrrs Of the nostal strife, f 81
fs3 Dread o. the sons Of men;
But couli'st thou, with departing life,
s8g Remember women then? H 4.gsi M
What are the feats # old romance,
Tie deeds Vt chivalry,
VT kn'ghth DDS n d,Ing plume and lance,
Ihe boast Of min .tresy!
What are the garments rolled in blood,
5fH 1 he v.,turs shout If joy,
To I'm WHO u thai vessel stood,
That thu ard tender boy?
Wherever sbinas our western sun,
Vhc 'er cur waters roll.
There shall this decd hat thou hast done
Be che isLed in the s.u!
Wherever drops woman's head
y. " cps a ", mans eye,
Tn re shai. h> W n. that thou hastsaid
Be held a. inemay.%k
Oh woman! waerekoe or Til, u art, ttj Il
HIRE ietthy tear b>hcd!
Lupln. for the h r. in Thy tieart!
Place, for the ,lpb, 4 ,ad! VIRGINIA.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR AGENTS.

NEVERAL Thousand energetic and Trustworthy
local and travelingin every State in the Union for
the sale IT patened article Of manufacture now in
extensive demand. The exclusive right for the Uni
ted States Is ownod BY the advertisers and gents Of
capacity and business tact easily earn Two Hum
dred Dollars per month. A
NO CAPITAL NECESSARY.
"Ertract from communications from our
agents." 81 hcre,cith enclose you a draft
tor-dolldrs, dcductiug One hundred
and niaaefy-seUcn dollars as my commission
on the sale Of the last month" Signed ssH.
Reed" 81 shall realize as commission o.,
my sales this month about one hundred and
serenty.fUe dollars" Z. G. Field.
The occupation will prove aiight and gentleman
v empoymcnt--as honorable as it is profitable.
oageGt will be accepted nnless able to produce
substantial testimonials as tc character and industry
Salaries will be arranged for the FIRST year if pre-
ferrcd.
So many answers ID advertisements are forwarded
from motives Of ide curiosity nly the advertisers
will consider no application unless accompanied by
One Dollar as evidence Of sincerity, when full par
ticulars will be forwarded aF a
Address BURNS, BENEDICT / Co..
Baltimore, Nd.
To the substantial nature Of the enterprise we re-
fer to KENNETH 4 DALE. LIE ROY. SONS Co.
Also 10 HAMILTON II. w EST. Ohio; Hon. G. M.
DENFiS. Rhode Island, and NJ. RAY Key West. Fa
Oct. Il. 54-2m
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M A M M o Z III
G i 0 7 HING ST 0 R i .
WHOLESALE and RETAIL. Elm
B e N EZEKIEL.

/ HAN ~ just receiver anu Opehed my Eau anu w IN
i ter stock Of
KEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
To which the attention Of the public is respectfully
solicited Having this season superintendent the man
ufacture Of my stock, can recommend it as to quail
ty Of material durability Of make, and style of cut,
abo,e any stock ever brought to this city. Amongst
this stock will be found s.
COATS,
OF every description. Black and other colors Frock
and Dross Goats Reavercoth, Bioadcoth Lion skin,
Petersham, Felt Whitney, Cashmere, Sattinet, and
Twoec business overcoats.
PANTS,
Of black and fancy Doeskin and Cashmere, Tweed,
Beaverton and othe Pants.
ESrS.
Fine cut silk Velvet ana Plush Vests, Black and
ancy Satin and Silk, Cashmere, Satlinet, cloth
and other vests.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Black and fancy silk and satin cravas and stocks,
pocket handkecheifs, white and fancy shirts, silk,
merino, funnel and cotton undcrshirts and drawers.
trunks carpet bags, gloves and variety Of furnish
ing gsnds.
With many thanks to the citizens Of Burlington FOL
their past patrona re, would solicit continuance 1
it, feeling confident in assuring them that if good
goods and nod.iat prices offer an inducement, they
shall never leave my store dissatisfied,
Country merchants visiting Darlington for tn ,ir
stock will do well call and examine my stock,
can assure them my prices will compare most favor.
ably with those Of st Louis any place in the West
b. EZEKIEL.
Jefferson street, door cast Of Coolbaau6h Brooks
Bankers.
Sept. IA, 81.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF JEwELRY.

lust received new and fashionable ASSORTMENT VI
Ladies and Gents gold breast pins, gold rings,
gold finger rings, gold pencils, gold guard, fob and
vest chains gold bracelet bands, gid lockets DO, fs
sale by A. w. w. CARPENfHR.tnni
sept. 81, 81. tA tst& .FAts5An
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AccIpaNr on THE Rock ISLAND The
regular train, which left this ciiya Ii o'clock on
tuesday evening, came in collision at Blue Island
station with the sscnger train on the Chicago and
Mississippi Rainad, due here at twelve o'clock on
Tuesl:. night. We're it not for the rresence of mind
IL the switch tender. who the down train approach
ing Ut tremendous sp ed. and who consequently did
not turn of the up train usual, the consequences
might have been fearfui. As it was the trains came
together and the Locomotives were badly smashed
TIE ears being unlocked by the shock, were not dam
aged. The engineers If both trains are missing.
rChicngo Democrat.
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AGENTS:

The Committee believing that the success Of this
GREAT NATIONAL UNDERTAKING will be materially
promoted by the energy and enterprise Of intelligent
and persevering agents. have resolved to treat with
such on the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing to become an agent, by sending
pest paid) 81, WILL RECEIVE ny RETURN or NAIL. 4
One Dollar Engraving, "GIFr TICKET a Pro-
spccus, Catalogue and oil other necessary informa-
ton. E#8 &tE
On the final completion Of the sale. the Gifts will
be placed in the hands Of COMMITTEE of the pUR-
cHAsERs to be DISTRIBUTED due notice of which will
be given throughout the United States and the Cana
das
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@-"Sammy, my son, run to the store and get
some sugar"
"Excn.e nae. ma: am somewhat indispas d this
morning. Send father; and tell him 10 bring me a
paper Of tobacco along. ss s-
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Nr.Come, sonny, get up" said an I'M ugert
father to hopeful son the other morning, "remem-
Der that the early bird catches the first worm -
..What dol care for worms" replied the hopefui'
smother won't let me 90 q 6sbing." .ss*es
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Reference in regard to the Real Estate, F.J. VIss
CHER Co.. Real Estate Brokeas, New York. Orders,
(post paid with money enclosed, to be addressed.
- J. w. HOLBROOKE,
Sec rv, sos broadway n. Y.
8 sgzs-The Engravings in the Catalogue are now
ready for delivery.
October 10, 1S54-Gmo.
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/ AMERICAN ADJUSTS, UNION!.

rTHE American ARTGsTs' UNIoS, would respects
IL fully announce to the citizens of the u. States
and the anadas, that for the purpose Of Cultyating
taste FOR te fine arts ihroughont the country and
with view If enabling every family r become pos
sessed Of gallery VI Engraving
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
They have determined, in order create anexteusve
sale for their ensrayings, and thus not only give
poyment to large number Of artists and others. but
inspire among our countrymen taste foi works of
art present to the purchasers Of their engravng
when 250, 900 ST them are sold,
100000 GIFTS, Of the actual cost Of $50, 600.
Each purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving, there
fore, receives only engraving richly worth the
monev. but also ticket which entities him to one OF
the Gifts when they distributed.
For Five Dollars, highly finished Engraving.
beautifully PAINTED in OIL, and FIVE GIFT
TICKETS, will be sent; or FIVE DOLLARS wo.. T
splendid Engrayings can he selected from the Cata
ogue.
4 copy of the Catalogue, together with specimen
Of enc of the Engravings be at the office of
this paper.
4 For each dollar sent, an raving actually worth
that sum- and Gift Ticket will Immediately be for
wurded. #t8 tf txs
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Defences Of Sebastopol.

Sch ,stopol is not defended on the side Of
the attack by regular works. The southern
side being lined with inaccessible rocks, the
engineers charged with terrifying Sebasto-
pol never drcamt of Il possibility of a land
ing in that direction. There is consequently
no enceinte continue, properly speaking
The town however is protected on that side
by c.rnallatcd wall, with ditch, and
some advanced .rthw0.ks hastily thrown up
and which the gar ison have actively labor
ed To complete since the Id manoeuvie by
which aftr the hattie Of Al'na, the troops
moved from the north to the South Of tn,
rlac.. AT some distance in front Of these
works sands three large towers, faced with
masonry, cpmmunicat ng together by wo ks
provide with bastions, forming kind of
imp rfect half moon.
The portion of The city thus attacked by
the Il. led amy, contains the barracks and
1 the prison, stu tied at its b CHEST point. To
the east is the harhor, and beyond it the quar-
ter inhrbit dby the amen, ag inst which
the Engli sii at ack is principally dir cfe !.
To h. west ar. a cemetary and the lazareto,
opposite tn, French line of attack. The
three towe 5 are in advance Of those posi-
tons, and it is on them thu Ere Of out bat
tsres must FIRST BE- brought to bear. The
line of decentralization. forms a sort Of semi
circle, tn l. 1T { + which res on The bly of
Che sonesas. The right extends to he risei
Tcncrnay,, in advance of he Odd by which
tn army ma ched upon Bal k.ava when i
turne the city. Independently of The hall
moon formed by the towers, the French army
will have to silence the forts Of Alexande,
and the Quarantine erected for the defence OF
the plac, on the seaside. They, however al
SO protect th,. South and it will be necessary
to silence their fre.-London paper.
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y>lIE Ladies will fnd superior lot Of Tissue pa
ner a. fnnvsl6l VAN METERs
I NARMINGDALE-an interesting worn for sale
II 80 ~, : aJ6A VAN METERS.
IN IN Metallic Wealth Of the United States described
snA oomnored With that Of other countries. BY J..
d whitney, - fN0v. n, '5s) OORSES.
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WAGON STILL RUNNING.

The subscriber will respectfully inform the pub
lie ana his old customers, particular that he
received and in store full and general assortment OF
Groceries and Provisions which will be sold cheaper
than the cheapest for n only Please call and see
ard satisfy Yourselves and not BE- mistaken.
Ocs. IN. 81. WM III. ANDERSON.
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D. S. EBERSOE,.1,-.'.


G3d door abovethe Barrel House. 49,
lEALER in imported guns, Colt 'srcpcating pi!toET
II gun barrels and gunsmiths materially hunting x
knives, powder, caps. shot, lead, wads, game bags =.
powder Tasks and all kinds Of sporting apparatulsr
Engravetof seals and maker OF seal prcsFes; cuts,
ting brands and bell hanging. Gunsrepairedons short
notice and Mt reduced prices. tI8a8Aa esFa .aaa
-Locks repaired, and keys made to At, stcy stes -
Burlington, Oot.l7 lS54,-d&u. 8t3Hsr h54inyG ~
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DEATRIcE, BY oAtharine St; Clair, ..
ID nov. Is, - VAN METAhD.
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Md Rid stone; or Historical Ske cheso of Western
Pr,s.,yterianism. it, early Ministers is periiou
times rnl its FIRST records, by Joseph Smith. D y
Nav 2 "a at CORSE'S
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"E'res the Tribune, Gentlemen

AVE you read the NEWSBOY? If you have
| i not you Can do SO by calling round at Van Me
t:r's Book Store, where is kept fine assortment Of
NEW and INTERESTING works IF all kinds, suitable
for the wants OF city and county taste. Als' fine
LIT of Stationery Of all descriptions, School books,
&C., viii, will be sold as low can be aford,d by
any other house in the trade in the State.
nov. 16. Z. A. VAN METER.
No. 2. Barrett House Block
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SBALES Buffalo Robes, assorted quantities on hand
sDand for sale by J. 6. LauMAN q BRO.
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.TUST received good assortment Of gold and silve'
j English levers, silver hunting anchor and lie
pines opcn freed levers and Lepines quarters, dc
for sale very cheapby
April Is. "A w. 10 w. CAKPENlFh. NJ
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M GROSSof Wheeling bonnet boards inst re-
~ ceived fapril l3 CORSES.
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TOBACCO.
~ BOXES Missouri chewing. 10 boxes smoking,
20 rs bokes ne cut 20 half boxes Virginia chewing
4Oboxes Cuba skies boxes fine regalias for rae by
march rs IS. hlMbALL = ~
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tYT ATCHES-Ju.t received q good assortment oi
w gold hunting and open faced Anchor ani ",
n;nee. Also very superior lot 1t silver hunting AND
onen faced Anchor and Lepines. for sale cheap BY
A. ". W. CARssIrDns
seut. y, ~.
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MARX HURDLETON, or the Two Brothers, by
lVl Mrs. Noodle
Helen Muig-ovc or Jesuit Executorship, being
passages in the life of seceder from Eomanism. at
nov. Is, s VAN METERS.
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JUST RECEIVED.

ME Pctapher papers reprinted from Putnam
| Monthly. highly entertaining work. at
nov. Is, "a. Il. VAN METERS.
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| ISTORY of Cuba, or Notes Of Traveller in the
| Tropics, being politieal, historical ard salts
ical account OF the Island from Its nrst discovery to
the present time BY Maturn NJ. Rall,w, ut
nov I6. VAN METERS.
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.lLy EkWARE-Silver. table, and tea spoons
/. cream spo.ns, mustard spoons, desert spoons, salt
spns, sugar sh,vels, butter knva. &C.. for sale by
sept. II, Isl. A. w. j W. CARPENTER
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-08
aug ed

BY GREEN 4 SCOTT Auet,oneers
N'RCSTEE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
i Kitchen Furniture, Houses and L. u, Carpen,
tors Shop. and tini,hsd Work, &c, ct Auction
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant shall eel, BY viz
tue Ct deed of assignment fer the ben q Of their
or. dors, msde by George W. smOggao and Thoe
B. Davis to the subscriber As trustee, ut the RESI-
demos Of the allows named gea ietnon, ut the
Of South and l5E street west. the Island, at 10
O'Clock b. m, all the Houfehoid Effects In the two
houfes. wbioh comprise general assortment OF ex
celent Furniture.
And immediately after the sale Of the above, or at
O'Clock p. m shall proceed TO sell The houses in
WHICH they reside. beirg good two story frame
conveniently n sngsd end nearly new, and the lot
on which they stsnd, bsfDs lot plumber four, ~
In Square No 3o4, with the Csipsnter's Shop, work
benches. and finished work.
The title to the above described property is indis
putsble and The sale will be we'll vertcy the atten
ton OF persons wishing 70 make good Investment
Terms cash
If the terms of fsls for the houses be not oonplied
with shin one week from ths dss Of the sale, The
Trustee reserves the right resell at the risk and
cost Of the delinquent, by advertising three times
previous to Eta re-ale.
JOHN L. SMITH. Trustee
GREEN q SCOTT,
sen I'D A6hf&nusRye
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DIED.

Al tustin, Texas, on the 18th August. after . Ioro
ana I,! 1niniui sickness, Captain HANSON g. CAT
LEI aged 40 yeais. The deceased has left a wife
ana TWO sons, with large circle Of relatives and
friends To lament their loss. ~"'
on the morning of the 5th instant, alter n sbo,,
put painful illness, JAS. WILLIAM, only child of
Mary A. AMI the late Jas. W. Davidson aged 6f,aar
years, months and 81 DAYS. '''ei
>, On The an instant, Mrs. SUSAN C.. KLINE.
HANSE, wife OF George d. Klinehanse. in The AZ :,
year of her age. - N'' 1iS'
t- The friends of the family are respectlu,v in .
sed 70 attend the funeral on Saturday, at o,clock
Navy Rard. 'A III t'' cast
On ne fh instant. al the residence of her .ou in
law, hos CookendOrfer, MRS. SUSAN BIJRNES
IN the ed year OF her age, after protracted illness
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4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE n Lot.
"A FOB SALE AT ELLAVILLE.-The subscriha
has laid OF 10 acres of land In the neiRhborhocd 1T
bladensburg Depot, under the designation Of Ella.
vle and offers the same for SALE The lots consist
OF from three to nine acres Of dland each lot in
Guiding desirable site for building.
On Two OF the lots the subscriber has erected
handsome resfdsnoes, with every modern oontriy
ance FOR comfort One Of theee houses and lots IL
Connected With the house is we'll Of strong medic,
nal water Complete hydraulic apparatus supnI.ss
the bath room: kitchen, and water cloret with We.
yer, which Is obtained in unlimited quantity with
out going out Of doors. Application NAV hs nal
to Mes:rs. GREEn Soofr, Auctioneers; Mr. WEIs
&C the National Bctel, to the subscriber on The
premises A autographed plan Of Ellayile viii hs
exhibited, and terms Of sale made known on apnii
4, An omnibus runs three times Q day between E,.
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