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RECORDS OF THE LIFE, CHARACTER AND ACHIEVE
u. Ple,cLer.
With the admirable biography of d.. Judson BY Pres
dent Ws lard do TO, perceive that there any de-
msnd for this work in the literary market The touching
and ofbn rcmartc story Of the neblsninded Burma
missionary is therein told with grace ard dignity sni
simple pshos. which ente it to high place in the co
pcus BIO. aphesi literature Of this country There
few admirers Of Dr. Judsonand his character never fails
TO awaken admiration in al who follow his adventurous
ard devoted careerwho would 70, wish to possess the
complete account Of his sbors set forth by President
Ws!land but IT, in some CAGES tls work should have
been found too vOumnous and expensive, brief abrdge
i Mt of IT, without essena! alteration of its form or
raj menf, would bsvs amply satisfied the public dsm ,ad
Sill, We DO rot know that President Waylinds volumes
lad any claim to monopoly according to the rules Of
tesy between author the unfahoma5e equste Of the
trace. popular narrative ably md skiIfuy da wn no
topdeDsDg the main facts in Dr. Judsons evenial lie
into brief conpess would have been suffered 70 pass
without challenge But our comp ant o. this vollmeis that
does III what has seady been done well The,enarkabe
hsoy Of Judson- missionary campaigns are related IN
msrner does to their deeply interesting
aer Many truly thrilling Incidents in his career are either
omitted altogether gossed over with such haste and
.gtnee to fail of their due impression on the Mid of
the reader The narrative is seventy in It's cons.ru ton
tame in spirit and Ineffective in style Under the hand, Of
the rrosse wrtfr the beauty and nob ness of Judsons
self devotion, as Illustrated by thousand iula ,rs are
greatly oscrred certain cir of common place peyaaes
snsuiay heroic history The rerusa Of his bogrsohy
wheh ha' such fascinating ntecA as treated by Prs
cen' "s!apd here becomes positive ec of selfdsnia
ne vo une rs Issued anonymously the author was no
SouD' a'ere TO connecting his name before the public with
tie uncomfortable presumption of rvanp one Of the be.
executed pieces Of biographical composition row excnt in
cur lsnguage
LEE limo, Up. $50 Redfeld ~' n'H1's"
asntfau.n Of scenes in actual every day nfe til,
t'iher Ct the volume has gained favorable reputation
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The remaining work B,med above il by the same au
thor and is trsn.lated by the wife Of al eminent prac
t'ioner in Western city, who has heretofore given
proofs OF her qualifications for the task she has under
taken. 1t is the only treatise on the Homeopathic
plan. expressly devoted 10 the diseases OF Chirea.
With great completeness of detail, it describes the
principal diseases 10 which that age is subject, to
eether with Their appropriate remedies. As manual
of domestic pratice, il must be welcome TO the
ceyers of Hahnemsnh's system.
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IN pursuance President Of the United
bearing uImo the and
request nearly all the
Congress the lands the following
the Iron Mississippi Ripr raiiroad'
from sale entry except for valid cpon claims
until further orders, To wit:
In district of lands subject to sale at Sf. Lows.
North the base line and Of The h principal
Townships 80 and 49, Of range l.
NORTH the lire Of ae fin principal
Townships 49, 80 49, and ~, OF ranges and O.
. Townships II, ~, of
A. a. and u.s. Of s,
Townships 30, 81, "a, and Is, of range 7,
Township 80, OF range g.
In the district Of land subject TO sale at JACKSON.
end east of The fth principal meridian.
Townships 30, 81 49, "a, IS, 49, and 81 OF range
Townships 30, 81 3D. 49, a. IS, 3, and 81 of range
Townships 81 3D. 49, 81 49, &c. and 81 of
Townships 2G, 81 49, 3D. 80 81 -, 49, "a, 30, &c and 81, of
ranged.
Townships as &C. az 30, 81 aa 80, "a, 81,
ranges 6.
Townships a. 81 80 81, 49, and 49, range T.
Townships %, 25 %, 81 a. and 49, of g and 10
Townships %, %, 2i - &C. ~, and %, of H. H. 49,
and IA.
Townships 81, o. 49, "a S. 90 az %, range
Townships %, "a, rs, &c, "a, and 2s, range 6
Townships %, %, pa, Is, ~, range IL.
Townships "a, p, %, and 81, OF range Is.
North Of the base line and rest Of the MIA principal nerdidn
Townships 36 and 81, of range l.
The includes withdrawn
FOR other railroads. and offered tor sale but which have
all been inserted as they within the reservation.
Washington, this eighth day Of Juse, Donn 1854
BY order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
June e--lawi3w Commissioner
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ENs xs


Ths cheapest comfortable and expedoss route 20 ne
Waite Saiphnr SPRING. passing the Alum, Warm, and Ho'
Springs.
ARRANGEMENTS having been made with the o~hers oi he
n and splendid George Page between As1
sndrs and Washington distance Of iI miles, with
the railroads, ue following
schedule will effect Thursday, June Il 1904
from Ale odonsve and Intermediate stations
will depot, Duke Henry al
O'Clock, arrival of from Washington giving
ample breakfast board Gordonsyie al Ivy
O'Clock, with the virginia
Central railroad Richmond Charlottesville and staunlon
intermediate stations
viii leave Gordonsvc II o'clock the arrival Of the ears on
Virginia road arriving Alexandria half past
O'Clock thus allowing win The trains leaving
Washington for the Morrill, and for dinner on board the boat
intermediate
Alexandria daily (Sundsys excepsd) at 3ociock
arriving Wanenlon ut 81 O'Clock
On Sunday will leave at O'Clock, a.
Alexandria and intermediate stations
daily Sundays exceped) quarter before
O'CLOCK arriving Alexandra ut hall past socuck a. m
Sunday u quarter past IL O'Clock,
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IoutsUie, ndianapo Columbus Zanerie Ciepe
land, Toledo Chicago, and Sc Louis.
THROUGH points had the rail
road station Washington
leaving Washington aniv in Wheeling in
with splendid incheser and burma
wesve Az miles from Wheeling thence reci by railroad q
Cleveland Toledo Alton thence by steamboat q
miles, st. Louis. Leaving Washington at s. they viii
with splendid Union Line"
Cincinnati Louisville and for indianapolis by railroad
from I.awrencebuTg.
Through tickets Louisville, and ndanapo
Columbus from
wheeling Passengers holding through
the For information and tickets, apply 10 t. IL
PARSONS, AGENT Washington.
J. IL. DONE,
Feb 7-du Master Transportation.
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June 9--lawi3w

PURSUANT so decree Of the high court OF chance
a Isabella widow plaintiff,
Charlotte ke others claiming be
Kin Joha Loyd' Coffee House,
London afterwards OF the
um kept by Tomns William Nichoson at nveresk Mnsse
burah, Lothian North Britain then of Ber
Rn;sp Park, Uabridee, the
county Ndleser died about the 18Th day
OF November and their relationship to the
said John McDomgc OF the vice chancellor Sir VIII
square, Lincolns Inn, Middesex
thereof perenpony excluded from The
benefit the said
Thursday the seventh day December next al O'Clock in
afternoon, said appointed Tor hearing and nd
Indicating claims.
Dated this 9Th day OF August ls5i. 80
RICHARD BioNAM, Chief CLERK
ATKINSON n PILGRIM,
Church Court, Lo,hbury London, Plaintiff SOLICITOR
5-lsm7mr
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GRkAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST
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baltimore railroad Baltimore to WAerg,
Meeting with the and splendi4 the
n the Ohio, and the stages TO Zanesr,ue, &C.
iS expeditions being thoroughly cOmpleted by
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel and the road being in
OF travellers confidently d
and low fares The
stupcndous aud attractive character
express leaves Baltimore daily u and
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mes) Is " hou
GLIDING stoppages, there at s. day
Baltimore lay for lodging
in Cumberland 7s miles, and proceed thence Wheeling the
morning.
leave Washington al 6,
and daily meeting The cars from Baltimore al the
Baltimore
AT Wheeling the Union
completed for this route, form daily
convey passengers down the Ohio Gin
Louisville where the for Nashville, &c Oh
and New Orleans packets may be taken by those
ing further
Passengers Cor who prefer the land Gin
cnna parts Oho the West
Wheeling Ohio Companys excellent coaches
part the National GAINESVILLE and thence
by railroad
Passengers Wetsve Cleveland by steamboats, and
find this agreeable there being
speedy Wheeling and from those
places. -
charge 10 transfer passengers baggage.
Fare by through with the right lie anywhere the
routs Washington Wheeling 50 sos CINCINNATI, $ll;
0 Louisville, gle.
had Mr. Parsons at the railroad
Washington, and Of the other agents of the company.
WIN. PARKER,
General superintendent
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=
pursuance ofsw, Franklin Pierce President Of the United
States Of ASsnes DO hereby declare pubc
ToHx Of MINNESOTA, Al the times herein dssasssd
M . s.y q Ss .csSa.
situated within the aforementioned townships viz
NORTH Of e base live aad Of ma yvsara, s.atan
Townships hundred hundred and
Townships hundred hundred two, of
Townships hundred and hundred and two,
Townships hundred and two, Of
Townships hundred aud one one hundred and two one
aud three, four range nine
aad hree, and hundred four, Orange ten
Townships one hundred aud hundred and hun
ded and hee hundred aud hundred and
range eleven .,A63 ftTf
A. The same place commencing Monday, the hnh
limits Of the following townships, viz
North Of Ae base line and of the A rrneipa
Townships hundred two
dea and ee hundred and % and hundred and Ave. of
Townships one and ,wo
dsd and three and hundred and four thirteen
hundred and three, Off range fourteen. -
G on ssS s ana
townships one hundred and two one hundred and three
Townships one hundred and four and one hundred and ve Of
day sep,smbsr next disposal Of The public lands
situated In the following named townships, viz 'ts
North Of the base linz aud Of the fourth principal
Township fsryons Of range sixteen.
Township forty-two, Of range seventeen
and
eight in township thirty hree and townships
nine, and forty, OF range nineteen. ,t.4t5
Also the following tracts, military
Fort Smelling sold under
tied Gan
the Saint Peters the Territory of Minnesota,
proved 2h August 1882 and which subject empon
Claims:
half of half
eight and the half and southeast fractional
een
Except and three, reserved for military
Ferry and twentthree exclusive Of all the islands
in the Mississippi river in township twenty Of twenty
three. h-t.. A ~
AT the land Office commencing Monday the
eighteenth day OF September for the disposal of public
lands the following Townships which portions
ted within the former military Fort Smelling be
sold in accordance with Of 18th
herein above quoted and which subject empon
claims, 10 wit:
North Of the base line and e Of the fourth principal sron.
Townships and exclusive of the
Townships eight, and excu
islands the Mississippi river, range
Townships and excu
sve of the islands in the Mississippi river OF
nds appropriated by for schools military,
purposes, siH be excluded from the sales. -,
The offering the above lands will
appointed and will in the order which
sed with all despch until the whole shall
offered, the
be admitted until after the expiration Of the weeks
Given under hand the Washington third
June, Domin thousand eight hundred and
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the Presidents
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U.r'r EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
.-.tsg No. 50 Wall street. N. Y.
GROWN 5HIPLEY, CO.,
Hs L. N....tra. Liverpool
c. ROBERTS & CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, Landou.
J. hUNROE b CO.,
rs Rue Notre Dame DIES Victories,
GEO. Ii DRAPER, Havre.
The owners ships will accountable for gold
jewey precous stones, metals, unless bills OF
fading therefor and the value thereof therein
Jan5
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DIT. n.omsE.s ,NyleosATlNG ookDlAL,

MoasEs iSvlsoRATlhe ELx,s "a vonDaAI ~,
deemed fabulous The public often deceived
undcnabe facts n,iesed by witnesses ofs
ceduy overtown by mass of testimony which perfectly r
re.su l IT,. .. - IN .... ,,s ,s,or,,, v,,
misuse abuse Of the various organs which make up the
neOn eonesessa with thar
and mind necessary tie Of human life TO
only Of communicating that energy which
well as the higher beneficial
70 or 70 amy a n eo @ s
the victim the individual suffering from
mediate permanent relief the this incompatible
TO- those u
dy There many perhaps who have ted with their
mot svn Sess despair TIE Elixir deals with disease as
and will only the dsor.
''' '''"' ~ REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTIONS
the forms disease are 50 that would
quire column the maIades for which this prepare
aouloueu. acipien, paralysis hyssa pa,p,
auense u psIns sensation in the aes nambness opd
the liver mental weakness O. the win ndspOs.oa TO
inability remain place position weakness Of the pro
auo nSus sinking al the stonaeh female csuiaes chronic
and all complaints
from organic causes beyond the reach medicine
Whenever the organs to be acted upon are free from
or structural diseases, il is avened that
MoRsx's IAvIaoRArIxo xLIxrK
% w a sn T na o.v
out hazsrd OF reaction but with happy effect on The genera
h with the nervous sysm and that ih of the
snS
only reliable preparation known
NERVOUS DISEASES
language adequate idea immediate and
change which Il the diseased eb
by nature impaired by the unsrung and
The mental and physical symptoms Of disease vanish
geher under its influence Nor the effect temporary on
ma Well may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER
II the FIRST scientific in the
admitted, miracle CT medicine heretofore
ENTAILS REACTION.
Its force expended as is The case with opium
and may well be said Of Inn who hes inc last state 9"
single perpetual It's
happy The mind and The entire
blush dislike of society. neapnc for study bust
%sIaneSoly mental debility hyssra wie,chsdns.s thoughts
self q insanity
incident females decay Of the propagang functions hsera
sonspaon ss se from Whatever cause arising ~
there reliance 10 be placed on human testimony" absolute
Persons pale complexion consump,ve by
pse yellow, sicky color, beautiful hod complexion
moRsE's
The herb which forms ts main admitted by all
DE great Europe
this Dr. Morse whose undisputed
Sciences discovered the production Arabia where
his excited by the wonderfully invgorang effects
produced the natives In fact the wonderful sDd
exbanes exhibited by the Arab both
their desert pigrmoges attributable of this vazing
herb.
CAuToKDr Morse's nvgofa,ing Cordial has been counterfeit
ed by unprinciped persons.
Cordial will
each bo,e the following
blown the glass, Dr. Morses Invgorang Codal 6. H.
Ring, proprietor, NJ Y.
M 81 Pen T " nEA SoR
G. II. RING, proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York
Sold druggists throughout United Saes Canadas,
West Indies.
= Hance.
Jan 2S--ily
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May ll-du

u ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York, man
Ia dagueeotypc mangs,
plates, chemicals fancy and
caoype paper chemicals for pictures and
every description.
Case supplied for
also Voisiander Son
hand.
30e Broadway, June IL, 1854.
Jupe20 -dIycarA
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no lNVENTORSThe Office of the Inventors Protective
onal Union 9Th opposite the porrco of the
Patent Office
The ofceis ready examinations and solicit
for its members, with all possible despatch
model win be with the Office where models
be made Mt the shortest netice.
Inventors call office, where
had regard objects Of the UnoB
Office where prompt
attention will be given them.
Central Office, Washington, d. c.
T. G. CLAYTON,
President of Inventors Protective Nanoual Union.
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Round IMP tickets TO Wnnenlon, from Saturday 70 Mon
for Luray and New Market will take the train leaving
Xanda O'Clock, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sat
ufdays, Cuipeper courthouse
Passengers Lynchburg will The leaving Ale1nn
O'clock Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays
Meeting stages Charlottesville
White Sulphur will take the
ing Alexandra daily connecting with the Saunon
Freight trains running daily, Sundays crceptedl
Per. order: w. b. BROCkETT, Agent,
June l4-du Alexandria. Va.
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SOMETHING NEWln OF the liberal
bestowed Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor
with Mr. Verge, artist from Lond
will be coorca with briancy
bity method, and
detail the paintings
To avoid disappointment ladies and gentlemen invited
their engagements advance, and their miniatures be
designated Metropolitan Gallery
fuckers fennsvans between ~ and 9Th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist
Mar C
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Female Institute, south Carolina between
9th yih streets east, Washington.

Female Institute, south Carolina avenue, between
9th yth streets east, Washington.
fSsE the above will
Monday september, and I'LL the last of June,
viii embrace all The branches pi
finished education and this competent
engaged department The location 4,
Major Nichoison's former residence, being
quiet of the from INTERRUPT
readily accessible all m advantages The buildings
conmodious the grounds beautifully improved and
ample for exercise.
Terms Boarding English $780, payable hall in ad
February Music, French, drawing
Latin Day scholars quarter OF eleven weeks nom
- to Slo, according the class.
Circulars containing particulars will b. ni upon application
GEORGE G. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal
Rev William Hodges q. NJ Butter D. d. Joseph A.
lew Professor T. NJ. Bard, Washington.
Rev. w. Clarke, Georgetown.
Rev James MAY, d. D., Rev. William Friend, Virginia.
Rev Alexander shras, Pelham, New York
Rev G. d. Miles, WUkesbarfs, Pennsylvnsia
And the patrons OF the school generally
Aug e-dm
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n X. CHAMBERIlN's Commercial College, located
VI Baltimore Baltimore Maryland The osesibIe
object institution is phase the reach OF individuals
facilities for obtaining thorough and practical mercantile educa
obtain knowledge O
weeks than be acquired
many years any counting house
The Of study embraces donbeen book keeping aud It's
adaptation various departments of commerce and trade Merca
calculations according the approved methods
penmanshp combining rapidly with beauty
mercantile SUBJECTS beside other points I
The
complete the from se eight
being vacation, applicants any and at
evening held
diplomas graduate.
and az II circular forwarded by ma ~
l3-lydAcp
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Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing Aug as,h, las,
NEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals aud ap
~ posa be, Will be received a. I'M
oace until IL O'Clock Saturday The 10Th day seprmt
for delivering, free of all M
United States, at The following navy yards
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Commissioner of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled right Of presumption
lands within the townships and townships
rated required 10 establish the the satisfaction Of
aud Of the land Office
therefor practicable after seeing ths notice. and
the day appointed for the OF the public
lands Embracing the claimed otherwise claim
JOHN WILSON
'@t Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Iunc4 An Iuc
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United STATES Mail CniifOs Aspin-
II wall Panama. MONTH first
steamships approved by Navy Department, of less
1900 tons burden, guaranying sResd aud safety
The Panama railroad completed 10 obspo 10 miles ifoh
Panama.
embraces 81 \ miles
Aspnwal obpo, and Is miles OF land
dry recently thorough order single passenger
in housthe
and their baggage being only transferred 10 and from mule
alongside the
will be transportation future this
entirely from sickness Of description
Reserve being always kept At New York. Pana
Francisco
The entirely reliable.
expected passage the viii be rcgu
larry days and on the Pacific, in 10 10 i2x days
will Panama after Apin
Through tickets attic iowest be had the agency, III
West street, New York.
Jan aS-dH
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CHOCOLATE Cocoa, and Broma.-W. BAKER b cos
American and Vanilla chocolates and
to which n premiums have been awarded by the chief institutes
and fairs of the Union,
the United States, asd by their agents.
Hussey Murray, New York Twels, Philadelphia
Thomas v. Brundige Baltimore; Dadey, Cncinn,
Ohio; and =. II. Howell, Georgetown, D. C.
WALTER BAKER, h CO..
Ap5-dV Dorchester. Msss
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subscribers, having Established themselves in
Ia lumber business old stand OF VIM. Bird, Sixth
Streets prepared furnish
DE terms. They solicit share Of public patronage.
GFO. w. GARRETT co.
LINN mi
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PoIytechnic College OF the State of Ponnsyivan,',
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
THIS College, organized the Industrial Colleges OF
Europe, afford thorough professional
education students intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
CHANICAL. AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The next annual Monday, Sep
tmber IL, 1854.
FACULTY.
Mathematics and civil engineering Professor Sem H. Peabody
Meaugy and ndusra analytical and agricultural chemistry
Prof. Alfred l.. Kennedy, NJ. ID.
Mining engineering, geology and mnealOsy Prof. W. H. b.
Th0mas, A. NJ.
Mechanical philosophy and the principles of machinery Prof
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms for each department session, $l5
Mechanical architectural and typographical drawing Prof. John
Kern. &l0
French and Spanish Prot. " DE Amarli.
German, Prof b. II. EnIup.
The analytical laboratory chemistry daily
J. b. A..
and be rapidly prepared for College
Additional study boarding
be obtained by addressing Dr. Alfred L. Kennedy Poly
tcchnc College, Philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKtRK,
President OF Board OF Trustees
JOHN MCINTYRE, Secretary.
l. Aug 9-WedSatATueslm
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Law school of Cumberland University. nj I.ehanou
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruihers, late d,r eusu
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan Green,
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromheld l.. Ridley, cnanceliors OF the
Judges tIieig whoe
to the school.
Plan oftnstruoon-i Daily examinations each csss
daily lessons progress the examinations
Weekly and equity, wlsh
probes
prosecute through all
practice The framed them
dencc the trials Some OF eases taken by appeal
which held monthly the class, and
public the end Of session The students clerks
jurors and chanceors, other official
Dacites connected with their SUITS
thrd
Thursday February The second
succeeding monday February ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses per $50 advance; contingent
Zee ~ boarding $50 Students furnish their
which can be rad in Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete unless the
dents enter No
any during the collegiate
is a me legislature connected with The school.
Number students the collegiate year esh,y-s,x.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHEKS,
Fob li--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for remit
u OF ground attached each stu
"Kcnda Green" little Than mile norheasteh
from the Capitol
These spacious cellar wood
she'd and stable for EACH of at hand
The situation beautiful overlooking portion Of the civ
and in full Capitol. -,
The approach 7h and streets, Delaware and
An omnibus line for fare, permanently established
the route. and day between Kendall Green and
Presidents Square, leaving at and 2, Rsurni
ave Centre Market, where makes brief sand at " and
O'Clock.
Rent--iwo hundred dollars a year.
The houses taken for inspection, and can be
by applying WIN. Sckney who lives Cottage street, or n
at my residence, the premises.
July e-dtf AMOS KENDALL