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FUTURE SALES.

March l4ih, 18th and 10th May 18th, 18th and 18Th
April 1lth, 18th and l3th June 18th, l4th and 10TH
janis "A d., co.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE

II WISH to sell my tract Of LAND on the Nashville 20
4 and Chattanooga Railroad about l3 miles from ~
The CITY The tract contains 1888 acres about 50 -
aces cleared and in cultivation; has good and CON-
srtsbe frame dwelling house. with plenty Of houses
well of good water &c The whole tract lies WELL and is
desirable farm will give bargain in the land. Those
wishing TO purchase might do well and examine il
For Information in regard to the land, apply TO C. w
Nance Esq., the undersigned at Kimbros Mill near
the Nolensville Turnpike. SAM'L KIMBRO
ian22 '54-lm. g. -s...E
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THE VIM GARvIS.-This splendid steamer, COM
manded by Capt c. T. REEDER, leaves here this
day for Louisville We have no hesitation in
commencing the Garvin to the travelling public
as boat not to be surpassed in accommodations,
order and speed
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STRIKE AMONG PHYsIcIANs-The Doctors Of
Washington county, Georgia, have struck for high
er fees They published fee bill in the Sanders
ter they will charge for mileage in the day, seven
ty-ive cents, and at night, 81 80. During inclem
slt weather in the day they will charge 81 so, and
at night So They also published their fees for all
other kinds Of medical and surgical service.
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A CAPITAL IDEA-It is proposed on some of the
eWestern railroads, TO furnish "Baby cars" for the
convenience of those travelling with these appen
dages as well as for the comfort of travellers gen.
erally. The cars will be commodous and well sup
piled with cradles, baby-jumpers rattes, sugar
dy, milk, paragorc, and other sedatives and conve
niences; an experienced matron with both wet and
dry nurses. viii be always in attendance. Babies
will be checked through, and parents may rely upon
every attention being paid to their comfort.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Worms Worms IA great many learned treatises
have been written explaining the origin Of and classifying
the generated in the human system Scarcely any
topic of medical science has elected acute observation
and profound research and yet physicians are very much
divided in opinion the subject 1t must be admitted
however, that after ALL mode of expellng these worms,
and purifying the body from their presence is of more value
than The wsest dsqusitions the origin The expeng
agent has at length been found-Dr MLanes Yerniuge is
the much sought specific, and has already superseded
all other medicines its efficacy being universally
knowledged by medical practitioners.
- Purchasers win please be careful to ask for DR.
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED yERMIFUGE, and take none
else. All OTHER yerinues in comparison worthless
Dr. MLanes genuine Vernifuge also his Celebrated Liver
Pills. be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the
United States and Canada.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
ianll
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gSs" The Copper export from the Lake Supe-
rior mines fer the season OF 1853, is stated at 3
535 tons, of the gross value Of Sl,0l4,0O0 About
1900 tons were shipped to Cleveland, and 935 di-
rect to New York The value Of the smelted cop
per at Cleveland when it is prepared for the West
ern markets, is about 5000 per ton. The Mime
sofa Company of Lake Superior realize this season,
it is said 80 per cent net dividend their shares
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nss- The following will do for this laftDja.

jack" said pious coal-dealer " what kind Of
a morning is i;?' Very cold, sir, very" as the
kennel iroze2' ''Ycs, sir hard" RAISE the coal
q dollar a ton. God help the poor"
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Of March next, at the Late residence OF George W.
Martin ST. deceased IottYs Bend OF Duck River about
eight miles East of Ccntrevile hickman county Tennessee
| will sell to the highest bidder, credit Of twelve
months the purchaser giving note wi two good freehold
securities resident citizens oi Hickman county, the follow
ing properly viz Some likely Negroes, 10 wtTwO Men,
two Wonen aud tlejr children. Horses, Cattle Hogs
Farming Tools Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c,
iau-Sw5t GEO. ". MARTIN,
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LAND FOR SALE

DY VIRTUE OF decree of the County Court OF David
son county, rendered the January Term, 1874 IN
the case Of Thomas j. Adams and Others Mary A Adj
and Others will again offer for sale the premises
on SATURDAY. the 4h tay of February 1854 tract Ct land
containing about rs acres less situated IN DAVID
son county, the Murfreesboro pike about 10 res uo
Nashville.
Phe terms of sale will be upon credit Of enc aSd TWO
years. with good security required an Zen rs'~se
upon the land until the purchase money IS pad,
JAMS "a F. kCHEAIhAa.o.ee,nN
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STEVENSON N WHITE,

LEASDER D. STEVENSON. ROBERT L. WHITE.
STEVENSON A. WHITE.
20 ON. o.
NO % COtIeJe OTeet,
TTAVE on hand a large and desirable stock of STAPLE
III AND FANCY DRY GOODS, which they will sell
very cheap for cash. in order reduce their stock before
tev receive their Fall purchases All of YOU who like good
bargains give them call. laugh
yF - On ba,, Iar-,o ~ Loo,,i,I ooI - r. a.
w np S S Gn a SI anu IoO ~ t i
C 49, 49, suUm I .n IJcA anu DrTcae
I t.s $780, t'i e $50 IL III IS = i;I' anu q ai
oa . VI oeu i .L U'i"' al" Vi WHICH WIN O Sou
eA'1 INV " ~ STEVENSON T. WHITE
aug1 % -, l-.,--0-, /" /" NJ Z
INRENCH NEEDLE NORh.-SIEN ENSON
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A LSO RICH SILK DRESS GOODS.-Magui
IA fcent Plaid silk; Raw Silks;
p Beautiful Pout d'SOl; Scotch Paids
Rich Changeabe Silks; Stuart Plaids
" Black BrOche Rob Roy Plals;
Italian Black Silks Highland Paids,
Satin NATIONAL Mctiregor PladS;
Rep Silks Paris de LANES
Black Armure Silks '' CashmeTes;
Radzmer Robe Patterns;
AIS0-Engsh and French Meruos OF all cOlOrs
Purchasers Of new rich and really elegant goods all
respectfully invited to the exhibition of
JOHN X HUME,
oct2 No. 81 College st.
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FIRE IN New YoRK-The Ne,g York city Hal
DestroyeR.-The new City Hall, situated within the
Park, was aarly totally destroyed by fire on Thurs
day evening last The y. Y. Ei5me says:
The basement Of the building was occupied by
several city officers the first floor by the law libra
ry and the upper floors occupied by several courts
The firemen abored with great energy. but despite
their exertions the upper portion Of the building
was entirely destroyed and the lower part rendered
untenantable. Many Of the papers and records in
the lower part Of the building which could not be
easily got at, were damaged by water. The fire
was occasioned by defect in one of the fines con-
nected with the furnace used for heating the build
ing. The law library which cost about $4,000
was mostly saved. Many of the volumes were
greatly damaged by water The library is insured
for $4,000 in one Office. This structure known
formerly as The Old Aims House and of late years
as the New City Hail. was erected sixty or sew
enty years ago 1t was for many years occupied as
the City Poor House.
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HUME'S EXHIBITION,
FALL IMPORTATIoNs.

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
No. 81 College Street
JOHN K. HUME Is now daily receiving from New York
81 and Philadelphia, his fall and winter supply of desir-
Bile goods to which he most respectfully invites the
ton of all in want of fresh and excellent goods suitable for
the season. JOHN K HUME
oct2 No. 81 College street
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THE BATTLE OF ARPATcHAL-The Russians give
the following version of the battle of Arpatcha
Oh the Turkish frontier of the Caucasus The bat
tie occurred on the lst of December; and the Rus
slams claim to have achieved a complete victory over
three times their number Of Turks and Kourdes.-
The Russian commanders report says:
The Russian detachment which amounted in
number to 1000 infantry, 800 cavalry, and 80
pieces of artillery has in this affair completely put
TO the route a Turkish corpse of 10000 regular in
fantry, 1000 regular cavalry and more than y 900
KouTdes, with 46 pieces of artillery, Of which "a
have been captured. Such a success obtained over
an enemy three times our number could not fail TO
be attended with a serious loss on our side. We
have to regret the loss OF one superior officer eight
subaltern officers and 306 soldiers killed, and one
general nine superior officers. q subaltern officers
and 762 soldiers wounded. The loss of the enemy
is not yet known, but from the number left the
field it cannot be estimated that the killed and
wounded amount to less than 800. The number
of wounded must have been much more considera-
be In addition to the n pieces of artillery above
mentioned, the enemy left in our hands ten anmu-
milton wagons several standards, all his tents and
quantity of arms of different kinds
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A MARRIED or single man. with or wi.h9ai s eAp.s 49,
~ capable of managing MARhkI uAnA.Js' 80
" acres of first rate ground bear hail ths
ovation aud divide the profits can hear Oh P" wy
plying at this Office
jan "a 's4-a rsas<
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STEAMBOATS,.
ARRIVED.
27-Republic, Waitsboro'.
DEPARTED.
27-noniicello, Waitstoro'.
A FORTUNE IN ONE YEAR FOR ST. c.

--s-.sx
A FORTUNE IN ONE YEAR FOR 81 0c.
rTNHE undersigned WILL the receipt of ST. post paid
Il give full instructions in business that is paving
high from 10 to $50 per day. The information gwen
will be of the asonShir and useful character ever
communicated 10 The public assured that tits
htLbHg The business is all respectable and honora-
Bile, and requires capital. | confidently say that no
person out oor in employment whetherh he be rico poor
let his employment be what may. will regret send
ing for said iniormaonot tbs feel assured Any one
disposed to give this businesses fair trial make hand
fortune in yTT, render failure oh
Sototey impossible. Address, post paid:
D. +. BLACKBURN,
jan25 Sim Hampshire, Maury CO.. Tennessee.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
4 ELECTION will be held at the Office Of the Nash
Z vile Insurance and Trust Company, ON THURSDAY
The I'd day Of February next for the purpose of eecng
Seven Directors 10 manage the affairs ofthe Nashville
Manufacturing Company for the ensuing year. Polls be
opened at % O'Clock and closed at 4 r. NJ
jan22'54 JNO b. JOHNSON President
NEW HOTEL.-Under the provisions OF an , 4
1 Y act incorporating the Nashville Hotel Company III
passed by the Legislature OF the State of Tennessee
2sd of November 1853 notice is hereby gwen thai Books
will be opened at the Nashville nn Monday next the
10th inst for the purpose of obtaining subscribers stock
in said Company
Russell HOUSTON
ID T SCOTT,
W T BERRY, Committee
DIR r c FOSTER,
W COOPER
janl4 CitypaPers please copy.
ITO RAILLOAD CONTRACTORS, BLACK
L SMITHS, &c.--l0O finished Steel Pointed Crow Bars
30 Grow Bar Moulds,
loo BlacksmithS' Sledges, assorted;
100 sets assorted Axes;
% dozen Picks and Mattocks;
q do Shovels and Spades
leo Drills just recived-and for sale low bv
janis McCREA TERRASS.
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STORING COTfON-

DERKlNS CLACk-Are prepared to receive
store and ship cotton Liberal advances made to
sigHnens. te oct2
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LIQUORS.
FOREIGN LIQUORS.

FOREIGN LIQUORS.
4 PUNCHE0N Pure Irish Whisky;
Il do Scotch do;
pipe Pure Double Swami Holland Gin;
= pipes pure T. Brandy, best brands. very hne
Is 4 casks old Port Wine
10 " MADEIRA Wine
% baskets Anchor Champagne. very fne;
janl "a RF BELL
lust RECEEED-l0 BOXES OF LANGHORS
- ARMlSrEAD'S finest Tobacco, 25 doz Zine W ash
Boards, and for sale BY r \. BELL,
decl No g COLLEGE street opposite Sewanee House
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CGNDRIES.-luo hhds Sugar.
y 200 bags Rio Coffee; 100 bxs Il s bXs Star CandPs;
200 tons assd Rolled iron 30 bSs assorted TumbeTS;
so do Hollow Ware; 30 casks Soda;
BOO pair Fire Dogs; 10 do Alum;
500 sets Wagon Boxes asS'd 10 do birthstone;
100 pieces Am Blister Steel; > do Putty;
10 bundles Spring Steel; ) cases lmp1 Black Tea;
100 kegs Pure Lead; very fine
/ bale Paper CorkS; $50 boxes Cheese;
Just received and for sale low by
McCREA & TERRASS
janis 80 Broad street
DGD BLANKETS! BED BLANKETS :
ID THURSTON d BERNARD stitl have la large assert
ment of superior Bed Blankets, which they selling
reduced price, at No . UuiUn street, iaulO
a RARE. OPPORTUNITY Is NOW OFFERED OF
= making fortune in a few years, person is wanted
Mmse with Of tie most successful Exhibit
tions in America None need apply who cannot command
cash capital $1,000. Letters addressed 10 y H. at this
office will meet with immediate attention. janlo--tf
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CTAPLE GOODS.-Welsh Saxony and Shaker
- Fannels; CoOTed Flannels;
French and English Prints; ToweiHg
Fine Blankets, &c; Napkins;
Table Cloths, &c; JOHN h. HUME.
NTANTILLAS AND CLOAKS.-Rch Velvet
vi Coaks Talma MantIllas;
Satin and Cloth Cloaks; Tana ClOaks
Cloak Cloth; White Embd Manes;
Cloak Trimmings; " Talmas;
Extra handsome, JOHN H. HUME
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L the Third Story Rooms suited for offices bed al
rooms on the second floor, and shops and offices
the ground floor of the Tn ion Buildings the
Cedar and Cherry streets opposite the Post Office Apply
nOvls153-tf ). p. ALLISON, No. 81 Cherry st
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CANDLES.-G2 BOXES ADMANTINE CAM
an 5'''-' >'aN''' W. f. GORDON 4 co.
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4 AIDES WINTER SHOES-WE ARE NOW
/ opening direct from the most fashionable Eastern
manufactures
Ladies' winter Caters, assorted cOl0rS;
do Kid Morocco and Calf Skin Boots
do BusknS and Slippers
do White Kid and Satin Caters;
do Metallic Sandals and Over Shoes.
In addition large assortment on han for LADIES' GEN
rLRNEN MISSES BOYS and CHILDREN, GRaEfeib the season
to which we invite the attention of purchasers wholesale
and retail. A i. * e. w. ROBkltIScN,
nnrJ9 No 4 Nnllnrn street
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For preserving and identifying the complexion and rsn
deTing it fair and delicate is without a rival
All these articles have stood the test Of the strcest
glon and considered to be the only worthy
grazing the toilet OF beauty, taste and fashion.
Sold only by GEORGE GREIG, at 81 Union Street.
ian9I ,5f-tf
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LOUGUS.-ONE HUNDRED HALLS
Il Peacock Pioughs, Nos. and 2, for sale by
jams W. H. GORDON co
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COMMERCIAL.

jan19 '54-d&wS
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FRENCH LESSONS.
MIR ZEVALLOS, after the first OF January, viii take
vi few more classes Of Gentlemen Ladies, desirouS Of
learning the FRENCH LANGUAGE, and TO accommodate
many who have applied he will form a night class
Apply at Bery Book Store hs house. No. II Hi ST.
south of Church. He wOuid refer 10
F. B. Fogg Esq, K. }. Meigs 5. p Allison W +. Coop
or and J. A McEwen [dec 27-lm.
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BOGLE,S HEBEAIONA.

Is article of merit its mild and detergent nrors
ties prevent the skin from chappng and also resist
sudden changes of the temperature or climate whilst
latler is both creamy and lasting
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w MONDAY, January Soth, the undersigned Will opeu
~ an English and Classical School Vine in the
room lately occupied by Mr. Hume. French classes will
be taught by T. r Zevalos
This School will be limited 10 thirty pupils Terms s2s
per ssion of five months.
B.F. BENTLEY.
REFxREEs-RevJ Huntington, John McEwen W r
Berry 4 Co. John Trimble, Allen Hall, J MeEerrln J
b Lndsiey, Robt Caruhers, John Edgar. and John
Young. ianl9-lm "a
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No language convey adequate idea the
ateand almost miraculous change which il
diseased debaed and shattered system, whether
broken down by excess weak by nature
unstrung and relaxed
reyivifed and built up The mental and SYMPTOMS
is the effect temporary the contrary the relief perma
nen for the cordial properties Of medicine reach the
constitution itself and restore it TO its normal condition.
AAAIll. 49, -.nt... l.. n.IIa.
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Confusion rush OF blood 10 the head melancholy
mental debility. hystena vreehednes thoughts OF self de-
strueOn fear of insanity bypOehOndass,
raj PrOsatiOn, irraby, nervousness inability Sleep
diseases incident TO decay of the propogzng fune
tons, ystera, mOnOmaua tsrrOrs, paLaon of the
heart impotency, constipation, etc., etc. from whatever
cause arsngt is there reliance 10 be placed onhu
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Whenever tho organs to be acted upon som NAL
formation or structural diseases IL is averred that
Morse's IEvigoratins Elixir.

wlrepace weakness with strength ineapaey with ecien
ey rrcguarity with uniform and natural activity,
only without hazard of reactioD happy effect
on the general organization. IF y Bear in mind that all
maadies, wherever they begin finish with
TEN, and that the paraiiZaiOn of the
sensation Is physical death. Bear in mind also that for eve
~ kind OF nervous disease the Elixir Cordial only re-
| liable
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IS anoher wonder OF the age 1t instantly converts Red
urey or ensighly HAIR ntos beautiful Black or Brown
leraiy dyeing the moment it applied at the same
time improving the softness and hexiby Of the hair Il
does not STAN the skin and be applied in any weather
It's effects are sure and certain whilst its virtues are beyond
pree and whenever used at establishes its
over all Others. -PS1e%iy
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streets fronting IS feet South Broad street. running
back 40 feet to 21fot alley. Make early application At
No IS Cherry street, TO X W. BROWN.
JanlT Real Estate Agent
I OOK.-W6o would buy on credit When they.can buy
Il 50 cheap for CASH | am selling
y boxes SardineS a 40 cents;
Fresh 0yeters at Is cents per can; " CD
Salmous 50 pound cans;
- !
Lobstegs rs
Fresh Eggs and Macoaronis just reeeivedb by
janis 81 JOHN nixon, jr
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REDUCTION IN PRICE
rl.s .Ha .l OF
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,
For Restoring, Preserving and Adjoining tie Han.
TO THE FOLLOWING LOW RATES. VIZ:

Is the best article known for curing Badness Da
drut Salt Rheum and all affections OF the skin whe
everything else has failed Bogles Hyperion Fluid has
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NTOTICE,-The Auction Sales of Real Estate adver-
~ tsed by R. A. Baowe to take place the 2lst inst
was postponed until Saturday, the 18th January inst
jan22 i54 A, BALL0WE, General Agent.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST
II y 1(flLaZs r -

BALTIMORE railroad from Baltimore Wheng,
meeting wi the and sptendil Of the
Unton Ohio, and the stages TO Zanesvine, NC.
HIS expeditions being thoroughly competed by the
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel and the road being In
of travellers confidently
and low fares The
this and character
The express Baltimore daily y
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mies in IL ~ hours in
GLIDING all stoppages arriving there al or mex, day
Baltimore lay ior lodging
in ms and proceed thence Wheeling in The
morning
daily meeting the from Baltimore the Wash
Baltimore. = 3
AT Wheeling unrvalled Union line,
completed for this rone form daily
down the Ohio Gin
LOUISVILLE where for Nashville, &C.,
Louis and New Orleans packets, may be taken by those
ing further ON. At
fasse Tor prefer Cin
Ohio the West d.
Wheeling Ohio Stage Company excellent coaches
the National road Zanesyie thence
by railroad
will find agreeable there being
places - . -
no charge transfer OF passengers baggage.
with lie
rou,e) Washington Wheeling - 30; Cincinnati, S
10 Louisville, Sl2
Tickets Parsons, agent, railroad
Washington, and OF the other agents OF the company.
VIM PARKER,
May ll-dn General superintendent.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

GENERAL LAND OyucE, April s, 1854,
WHEREAS by Of Congress approved a7,h March, 1854
Titled An for the relief Of settlers lands reserved s
railroad settler public lands (which have BEEN
be- withdrawn from market consequence q proposed rail-
roads, and Ao had settled tAerssn prior to SA Udvas shall
entitled empon tAe ordaory rai~ns to The lands
cultivated BY them Provided they shall
according such rules and regulations b prescribed
the the Interior and for the bse the
that hxed by The Presidents proclamation for the
OF said lands markell slS 1870.
Public hefeby given by direction Of the Secretary
INTERIOR all such settlers will he entitled the right Of
empon by the said furnishing (saaaclo
district oce) that the which the claim y
pedicacd Is Of character TO cntle the settler TO right
empon under the provisions OF the Of 4 September Ad
made BY such seer the whdrawa Of tho land ~
purpose saedno decsrsoh being necessary
der The provided be made
fore The day that be fixed by the Presdsns proclamation t
the restoration Of said lands TO market.
TT7s JOHN WILSON,
ApH-saw6w nN Conmissioass.
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HOUSES FOR HENp.-I for several new,
Ill Of attached 10 EACH
parallel with boundary street. running
along the ridge VI the rsoad where leaves the
city, q astery from the Capitol
These houses EACH INCLUDING
woodshcds and sabia,
pups of excellent a hand The situation beau
fu portion of the city, and
having the Capitol The approach them Is
street avenue and graded and graveed The
II generally good capable Of being made
duciive. ~
An omnibus v,ce between these houses and
the Presidents square, Delaware
street, and Pennsylvania svenue eAsag the houses at
half
brief stands the Navy and treasury Departments.
General Post Once, and Patent Once
peculiarly adapted for the residences OF clerks
habits require exercise either by walk
,ps or by manual labor . gardes.
The opses Be they stand with large sized,
and outbuiding, Al The low
dolars able monthly other
be wanted, they wiz DO made with due Increase
Of
Apply WIN. sickney. occupying house en- The same
! street, my residence near the premises
May -2w AMOS kENpALb'