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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-01-23
THE pERRYsBURG JOURNAL.

G5- By the report of the treasurer of
state it appears thai the board of public
works of Ohio have dawn SslO7, 325. .29 from
the treasury without authority of law"
This is contrary to Gov. Medill's message,
and must therefore be look into!
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A MAMMOTH HOTEL PRoPo sED.-The MesSrs
Willard, it is said, have purchased square
of land in Washington City, on which they
propose to erect hotel capable of accom-
modating more than 1000 persons. 1t is to
be called the Metropolitan for all Nations -
and is designed to be completed in two years
and half Washington Globe.
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E:2r The people of Erie still hold the state
and national courts in contempt, driving off
and imprisoning the U. S. marshals and
deputies, and tearing up the railroad track
aud burning the bridges. fworst comes to
worst, they can sustain themselves by citing
as authority the celebrated order of the Ohio
State Board Of Public Works. Indeed, we
are by no means certain that when the mat
ter comes to be finally investigated, it will
found that they took from that order the
first hint for their present proceedings. At
any rate, Erie presents beautiful illustra-
tion of the practical working of that order,
and our only surprise is at the Inconsistency
Of the democratic press of Ohio, which gen
asally supported that order, but which now
condemns the Erieans for putting the exact
principle Of it in practice in their own
case. s.4..
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WAsHISGToN, Jan. l9.-ln the Senate,
Mr.. Redfeld, Collector of New York, was
iavorabIy reported upon a week ago by the
Committee on Commerce The Senate has
been in canvass and 81 Senators are ascer-
tained to be favorable to his confirmation.
President Pierce has issued his proclama-
tion against the expeditions now being fitted
out in California and elsewhere in the Uni
ted States. for the invasion OF Mexico. and
calls on all good citizens to prevent by all
lawful means such criminal enterprises.
There is rumor here of duel between
Jefferson Davis and Gen. Footc
Mr.. Gadsden has telegraphed that the
treaty with Mexico is honorable to both
countries. 1t will no doubt be ratified by
the Senate though some Senators arc opposed
to it under the supposition that it cedes to
US only Mesilla Valley which they contend
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The SMALL Pox.-This disease has been
prevailing in Ft. Jennings to considerable
extent, and has spread into the country
north along the Auglaize, A number of
pated. We are informed few cases have
made their appearance in Kalida, and we
were informed yesterday in Lima, that DR..
Kincaid, of that place is now suffering from
an attack of the same awful disease. We
think duty requires our physicians to attend
to the vaccination of our citizens Delphos
Whig. lf,. .a.
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ass- The telegraph last week ennounced
the death in California of Francis p. Blair,
formerly, editor of the Washington Globe
This was a mistake. 1t was his son, James
Blair. The elder Blair still resides at the
city of Washington, we believe
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The SoULE DUELs.-We at last have N
official account of The duels lately fought az
Madrid by the Messrs. Soule. 1t comes
from The pen of Mr.. F. Gaillardet at Paris. 4
friend of the elder Soue. who evidently furn-
ished the documents on which it is baset
The facts out OF which the fighting grew ar,
stated by Mr.. GaIlurdet mainly as we had
already received them A ball was given
by the Marquis de- Turgot, The French En-
bassadoF. in honor OF The christening Of a
child of the Duke of Alba brother law of
Louis Napoleon. There the Duke said Of
Mrs. Soule, Look d Margaret of Burgundy
alluding to her dress. Her son resented i.
by calling the Duke scamp or black
guard. When the father heard of it, in or
der to transfer the affair 10 himself, he walk
ed up to the Duke, took him by the arm and
ga3ed iii his face The Duke, however. did
not take, and next morning the younger
Soule sent him challenge. The bearer of
the cartel being an intimate friend Of the
Duke, got him 10 apologize in writing.
Hereupon, certain Spaniards blamed him
for having done so to boy, and it is report
ed, though not certain, that the French En-
bassy also urged him to take further meas
uges. Accordingly after some correspond
ence with young Soult's seconds, the Duke
sent him final challenge. and on the l4,h
uli., they fought with swords. The duel
lasted thirty minutes without wound
after which, the seconds declared honor to
be satisfied, and the parties shook hands.
But all was not over yet The elder Soule
now addressed note to the Marquis de Tur-
got.
In reply to this the Marquis declared tina,
ne had never called Mrs. Soue Margaret
of Burgundy" bat refused to make any apoI-
ogy on account OF the insult having taken
place in his house, and on Mr.. Soule insist
ing, that he would answer at the mouth Of
his pistol. They fought accordingly on
Dec. II Lord Howden and Gen. Cutler br-
ing the seconds of the Marquis, and Gen.
Valdes, once Governor Of Cuba, and Don
Benlto de Gaminde, acting for Mr.. Soule.
The latter desired to fight at ten PAGES, while
the seconds Of the Marquis refused to take
less than forty, saying that ten would b.
butchery. Mr.. Soule replied: rs this what
ne calls answering me at the "pistol's
mouth q However, they fought at that
distance and at the second shot the Marquis
fell seriously wounded in the thigh and was
carried from the field without being recon
cIled with his antagonist n. y. Tribune
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OCg- The February No. of the Peoples
Journal contains 81 engravings, illustrative
of domestic animals, fowls, agricultural and
mechanical implements and inventions, ma
chinery, scenery, ships, persons and places.
1t is the most elegantly got up agricultural
and mechanical cheap monthly magazine in
this country. Price $l year. A subscrip-
ton paper for it may be found at the post
Office.
1--WE received but one copy Of No. 4--are
entitled to two copies for publishing pros
pectus, Mr.. Beach,.
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ERIE MATTERs.-Mob law is again tri-
umphant. The U. S. marshal has been
obliged to retire, and report to the court his
inability to serve the process. The Judge
will forward his certificate to the President,
who will thereupon direct the Secretary OF
War to order u. S. troops to his assistance.
Report declares that the treatment will be
prompt and efficient.-1O. S. Journal.
Those who choose may believe the Presi-
dent will interfere promptly in the Erie af-
fair, as he should have done before now, but
we don't believe a word of it.
THE WASHINGTON STAR.-Some time ago
we copied short prospectus Of this paper,
for doing which "any country paper" was
promised the Daily Star one year. After
sending marked copies of the advertisement
i'll our paper and no. receiving the Star in
return, we wrote to the editor inquiring the
cause. He replied that the proposal was
only intended for particular papers to which
1t was sent, and not as general offer,
striction. But to show the meanness and
dishonesty Of the editor, he not only refused
to send us anything in compensation for
advertising, but actually procured the Post
master of Washington City to frank his
letter to US, thus cheating the post office
revenue out of three cents Anybody who
wants the Washington Star, after this, can
have it. It's published by Wallace & Hope.
We advertise for them gratis They are too
poor, both in spirit and purse, to pay any
thing.
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TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA, AND
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

DSksOAS travelling, snd an olhsrs should bsvv
Il oo'te II Or. j. = RosK's PAINCURKR ana
bis CARmiSATIvE BALSAM by them In cass o.
sudden sickness. . 80.
TO p EVENT cuoHxRA.-rsse a se.rpOcps.ll
OF Palm Curer IN wine glass Of water every morn
irg; whenever you have psin, Internally or axtsF.
rs y. use the Pain ouror. In bottles lz1S IS and
DR. ROSES cARNISATIvE BALsAM, Sy Osoy.
tra motbus. Newell Complnint-, AMI Dysentsry-
ihs ixturs one Of The most I'm portatt meoIci,es
1nd shouli b. It 10 all Ixn lilies. as a 500 hioc
preparation, II has Cqus'. in c,see Of ipS.us -
sfth howell complaints chols-s m ,rbus rsstIse,ue0
,rying, or genera ain, L has tern proved DIR .ct
oa m. hss specific FIR bcv FL conf lsists OF sdurs
BIAS never fsiled. During the cholera Of 1882 1854
snd 1899 1t failed in no instsI when US b<1ore
5esth bal positively struck the p,tien. hsvs
had retu' MS fron more than one 'houssud Der oue
Who Used it during those menorsbls perfcas tsts-
ftine 10 Its woLdsrfui curative powers Is ssn'sa
oottle - p R,I n m n pin.
DIR J. ROSE has been . regular Pa, io~ se n
Neil Inc for thirty ye rs in In ledelphis, ID Grad
uate from tie University Of Penpsylvaria. In ls2J,
ana an Honorary memter Of tn, D b s3elphh Nod
cal Society. %.
All OF bis valuable medicines Ia remldy for eecA
dt.edse) 10 be hsd Of z. d. Gilman, Charles esou
20. w. II. Imam, John W. afro, fatterpou and
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Ndwslf Lawren e, J. d. More, Wahing on; =.
L. kiiweli, Gecrgetou n snd o. dealers In Alex
anoria and throughout Virginia
Nv 1t-polW
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS: "
OUT OF THE BEATEN IRkEK

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VIII possess peculiar interest. A large and beau
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in artistic finish TO any publ shed in this coun
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The volume will be ducdecimo of 49, pages ar
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Orders solicited CHAS b MOTION,
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IT IS NOT TREE!

As reported by the PULPIT POLITICIANS
and KNOW NOTHING TRAITORS to liberty.
that they have "erushed me omt," and de-
prived me Of my Office. My Magistrates Office,
Notary Public, and for Soldiers Land and
Pension Claims, and Conveyancing. is kept at
the old stand on 18th street, 4th door south of
Pennsylvania Avenue. The Police Magistracy.
to my aaran'ags and the public detrin.ent,
they have deprived me Of by sectarian malice
against my religion, of which did not possess
enough to make fuss about; but what there
was Of 1t was pure and unmixed with hypec-
risy, and of different quality to theirs.
jy 8-2w JOHN d. CLARK
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, Aucsioneer.
CATALOGUE sALE OF VALUABLE coII.Ec-
~ ton OF Od Pain inss On WEDNESDAY, az
ei noon, July 10. ct O'Clock, viii, be sold AZ Csrr
s's saioon, large and valuable Collection If ON
Paintings, lleciei BY a gent emsn whilst ON his
recent visit to Europe, from some o. the fist gsle
ries. e'
Copnoisseurs win find many true psintines BY
the most fLvcrits EuroI artists ancient ana mol
srn the Whole forming CHOICE and VARIED collection
worthy tbs attention Of sill admirers II The g aria
The co lection will be on tree exhibition dsiy un
til the sale
Catalogues ready f,r delivery On Monday, the 18th
instant. Terms cash.
JAMES C. Mcguire.
~ 10 Auctiocepr.
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER

0Hi How delicious! is the exclamation Of crowds
" Of ladies snd gsntlemen vino daily call at BO2
Ellis Drug Store. corner Of Maryland are. and
It'll ST.. for 8 ass Of his superior SODA MATER.
which Is acknowsdged by judges to b the best 10
the city. -'' IA
The proprietor would respectfully invite an lov
ers Of this truly delight ut and healthy beverage
who have not tried it to give hiu call, feeling as
sured that one glass Will amply compensate for
walk from any portion Of the city, and 20 bis daily
sst"e b3-lu
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By J. Q. Nee UIRE, Aue.,op.er.

By j. O. MEG UIRE, Auct,oneer.-
n On THURSDAY morning, duly 20, Mt II o'cis
,hall sail, ty order OF the Orpi an, Court the ner
sonai effects Of Mrs Mary K ly cecea ed at her .t
resi euce Dear The Navy fsrd. viz: =
Bedsteats, Burraus, Washstsnds %
Fenher Peds. b lstre and Pillows
tttrf sses. Wardrobe, Tables Chairs
Looking Glasses. Crockery Glassware
Carpets Cu:tipe, Rug =.
stoye, Kitchen Utensils, &c. F"
Terms cash.
G. G. SCHNEIDER, Aduin,etrstor,
jy I'D Anc,;ona
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DIED.

At Mobile. Alabama, on the 90 h ultimo I.ENUEl,
X. TOWNSEND, formerly OF this city, in the A0th
year of his age.
In This city, at the residence of William Aiken Of
south Carolina, on the Is h instant, Mrs. AMANDA
SElhELS, wife of Edward w. Seibsls, ESQ. of
EsehelG District, South Carolina, a.ed Is Yeafs,
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auctioneers,
TWO TWo-SroRY FRAME HOUSES and Lot,
l. on virginia avenue. near the Navy Yard M
Auction On TUESDAY, the 18th ips ant, We sbsl,
fe, IN f.tnt of the premises at O'Clock D. N two
go AID neaily neS two story frame Houses. con
tanning four r@oms and cellar ach. aud tire Lots
On which th,y and; It being part OF Lo. No. 3. in
Square s97. having a fro,t IN V,rrini. syenns -,
,tirty-sx e) feet running back to ten 10. ALE,
between 81 end h s;.e-ts
Title in ispu'ab,e -
Terms: cnef,or'h cash fa,arce in q. 70. and Is
months 70. notes b airing interest from the dsv NJ
ths sale. 40 UaS VI
deed given AMI a d,ed Of .rnst tak.n 10 -
GkEEN SCOTT, -
~ 10 Auctioneers
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HCsBASD, WIFE, YOUaG LADY
III Cured!
LET FACTS SPEAK:
RAfRcJvrr aIla,han. M

.f- LEI rAC1O GfEAk:
BaRREIvnLE Allegheny co., Nd
May 4th, 1852.
TO Mears. Mortimer 4 Movhray-Desr sira2lI,
justice to Dr. Hanptons Vegetable Tinetur., / wist
70 IL form you that was taken sict on the Sd ds,
OF January Last, With an sfHscion of the stomach
oowels and kidneys. / was attended, by four chi
oent phystc,aus for mere than two msprbs-au t.
little Or no effect l had som, kno~tedee OF the
xIeat virtue In Hampton's Tincture, from one bot
tie which my wife had taken two years since.
came to The conclusion that 1 would take M
more medicines from my physicius, but trv the
Iinctufe; add am happy to INF rm you that / bad
not tak-n 1t two days hEf're felt its powerful in
noer CO upon my stomach. ] have continued using
the ncture, and am nov able tn leave nv room,
and can eat any common diet without much incon.
veMsnce or pressure on my stomach. -
The afdi:ted, or their friends sre daily visitiue
me- to le.an Of hs great virtue there is in the Tine
ture OF Bampton'a -
expect to send you several certificates in A &v
dsys-one, especially, from young lady who has
oeSn eonnnea u hee room for Twelve mouths, with
disease Of the head, affecting the brain. ''' :
,- .-. % -F sTt.I Il. w. HALL.
On the permanenry Of tbs cure hear him. st,u
another letter from ths above:
BARRElyras, Allegheny CO., Nd,
Messrs Mortimer MowHrsy: Dear ss ; s,rs., am
happy to inform you that this day finds me- IN the
enjoyment o. good health, by the U.s. OF your Uamn
IONS Tinctu'e and the blessings of God an. ena.
''o1 ~ pe' Suo NY uaiy bvOC8tfn5 as usual and /
have grea. desire that the afflicted should know
the great curative powers ofthe Iiucture.
am, with respect, yours
-n e. W. HALL
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures Of Coughs
Bronohitis, hheuna!Sm, Liver Complaint, and
Scrofola. -
81 Sid by MORTIMER MowBRAY, lie Bal.
etmors street, baltimore, and 3o4 Broadway, New
YORK; ga ss: SCOT co, WIMER, ]. B. MOORE.
D. B. CLARKE, CLARKE BOWLINi, ". ELLI-
OFT, and II. Mcp HERs0N, Washington; also, by
H. 3. +. ClSSEL, Georgetown; and o. G. BERRY,
alexandria, and by Druggists everywhere.
jv5-tf
Positively SIZZLING OFF AT COST!
COAMEhCs this day to rum of nv stock of DRY
L Goods and Shoes al prime cost Whist remains
by the Goth Of July, will then be offered at auction
Persons wishing extra bargains will do well te
call. 49,. - ~ = y =" -. y
have good assortmen. Of Dress Goods, shawls
aa .,sI Bonnsts Ribbon, psrasols, &c.
Also, good stock Of SHOES Of all kinds.
The Store will be for rent on the 1st of August
81. . --.. 7. B. BROWN,
Cor. 9Th and s!s, Northern Liberties.
Ia lift ~
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A F0uh-sTORY BRICK Ii, USE for sal. or ex-
IA Grange TOR mechanics W. rk and marrrials ait
nated on the Island, and bavin. one # the most
au I'M open prospects Of river and high land -
the suoserloer ROB'T MILLS
Jy III Architect O. pitpl Hill
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BY j. @. MEG UIRE. Aucsioneer.
TNkUSTEE'S SALE Of . smrn Frame Bouse ana
Lct-tn MONDAY 'tsrnoon July oath, At s
9c,ocs, on the premses halt sell IT, west part Of
Lot TO- In qusrs No e37, fronting az feet iuehss
on south street. between south Capitol street spd
Delaware avenue. running back los feet 8 inches
With the improv ements consisiiug OF snail frame
Dwelling House. Terms cash :
N ......- j. B. RAY. Trustee
]. G. MCGUIRE,
~ I'D Aur,;oneer
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By ,. q. MCGUIRE, Auctlonssr,

BY j. G. MCGUIRE, AuCtioneer.
email BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on the Islsod
~ At Auction.-On TUESDAY aferpoop. Jul, rs.
st o'clock. on the premises, sha sel the south
pert OF Lot No. IL In square 400. fronting 20 r. On
9th street west between South And STE, etc nm
ning back IS feet, improved by two story Brick
Bscx Building.
also, the north part Of ssme Lot fronting n feet
on 9th st., running back 100 FEET
Terms One half cash the balance In a and 10
months, bearing interest aud secured by q deed a
Trust j. q Mcguire,
jy I'D Arc,:o,aa-
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SUMNER CLOTHING.

GENrLsMkN xishir 10 surpiy themeslves With
" fumuer Clcabing. man uisc tured 70 msasGrp.
OF the fines aud best fabrics are iovtet to exsUiDS
our IF 6 mt ss ortIpent OF sessopafle Gocds which
We are n' = ceiling OF at very reduced prices
Also, larg' and fine assortment OF Resdy -msda
Clothing fer gentle nen and ooyr.
WALL 4 STHPHENs
NEXT coor to the lion Fall.
Pa. nv, nue., between 9th and 10Th "a.
iy H-3t
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CHICKERIEG q SONS, PIAN0s

The sui NC ioer a. Just rec<fvpd
more PI<F0s which. VII b thoa. I'm
NTH storr, again hIl Up HIS lsrss ard W
ried stock, ccm rising meg inosns
louis XIV, trail, AMI @ ah'c Iirno Of evsry
scale, III m the oil and fsmsd factory OF rhieke Ing
Soas, bostsn, and from the test factories In New
York.
Persons desrirg Pisnoe from the f.csory Of chick.
srins Sons, Boston ~etsb isbed S.ors that thirty
member That they can be Lought In this cary only
Of tie -ub cr'ber.
Plan sold - ioE a. they can be bcusht In the
Unitsd st.tss.
second hand Planes take u In part peymsnt
New Music received sslniwsesIy
jy l5-eo3e RICHARD DAvIN
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I OsT-In 6sorgsiown, this morning, about ten
j 4 O'Clock. between ihs Bridge snd Union Hotel q
BANK BOOK, timing two juogmsnr, two
notes. two desds, OF thsm ds.d trust, and .
few other papers not rsc.llses1. They ara of no
use To auy one but the lossr. II Is 3 bank book
between Sws, nsy, Be- tr Co, aud ths subscriber,
and suit.be reward viii BE- giyeo II LETT with
jy l7--3ts JUHN FOWLER.
U6 hA w A tkD.-ksnawsy in April ias {, a ne
cpO gro GIRL pamsd Mary Taylor, about slaven
yssIs Old Sns il known 10 be In the neigh borhocd
oiJustics Clark's Office, where her mother resides
will give tue above reward if delivered to my resi
dence, Oh 9Th stIest, near D., Island frevarn all
persoss rem harboring bar Or tie law will be rigid
iy enforced. $40 49, JAS MCDONALD.
~ u-3s -. .'--t
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BOARDING.

DOARDlEG-Mrs DUVALL, penna avenue
ID nearly opposite Browns Hotel. has 6ne Rooms
and offers ever, desirable comfort and aecommods
ton for families or single geutismsn-psrmsneni
or transient. No mole agreeable boarding houst
viii be found In WashinGton. je 15-1F -
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ROILDIsG LOrS.-For sale several desirable
ID Building Lots in TIE vicinity OF the Citv II.I.
also IN the LIST Ward and also varety in ali Other
parss OF the city. Also two small frame dwellinps
stuatsd in an impros ipg ghborhood all Of which
NJ. &c soid on terms accommodating. Apply t.
u: tel, or through the post efaoe, pest paid
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DOB Reinforce Rooms Noe. 6 and Z, "Colrm.
Il Bis Place." corner of Louisiana avenue and 18th
street.
Also, the Sd and 4th story rooms, each embracing
me Tnoie extent Of the building. Applyto
O. BhRNkY,
Je S-ecu Il. between 9th and It'll sts
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for rem,
~ have fur rent, several new HOUSES. with 2
acres OF ground attached to EACH situated ON Ken.
dali 6reen,D little more than mile ,cth steri
from the Capihl.
These houses are spacious and convenient. with q
cellar, weodshsd, and able for each, and pumps of
excellent water at hand -
The auation is beautiful, overlooking large
portion OF the city, and in full view OF the Capitol
1be approach is by 7,h ..ud a sts Delarare ave.
nue. and NJ str~et
An omnibus line for usual fare, has been perma
nentiy Established on ths route, and runs twice g
Gay between Kendall Green and the PRESIDENT s
Square, leaving at q. m and D. m. Retu nine.
lesyss Centre arket, where 1t makes brief stand,
at e11 and 81 o'clrk.
Rent-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS a year.
The houses not yet tsben are oren for inspection
and can bs seen by applying to WM. srICKNEY.
who lives on Cottase street, myself at my resi-.
dence, near the premises.
j. Soft AMOS. KgNDAIJ
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