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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

NIAR with the OLD system OF building.
w Procure your Carpenter Work ready
made, Of seasoned lumber, and save thirty
per cent.
HINKLE, GUILD l. Co.
365 West Front Street, Cincinnati, o.
DOOR, SASH, AND BLIND FACTORY, PLA.
MING MILL AND LUMBER YARD.
Our factory is GO by $50 feet, six stories high,
with machinery for manufacturing Panel DWr',
Sash, Venition, and Panel Shutters, Door and
Window Frames, Mantels, Base, Pilasters,
Mouldngs, Weatherboards, White and Yellow.
Pine Flooring, and planed boards for the inside,
finish of frame or brick houses. Our work is
framed IN the same manner as if made by hand,
and superior 10 any other factory or hand work,
being thoroughly tested in drying house,
Sash, primed and glazed. With the advantage
Of our large Lumberyard in Fulton, contain.
ing several acres of groend, and 100 feet Of,
wharf, we are enabled to yard, Manu- iacture,.
and sell cheaper than any other establishment
in the West. Orders filled for boards. framing
timber, and joist Of every description. We
also manufacture packing boxes, ice chests.
and shower baths. Country merchants will
find it to their interest to keep our articles for
sale. Discount to dealers: Terms, Cash.
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA PORTABLE
COTTAGES.
Containing two or more rooms, which can be
put up and taken down in a few houn. A
sample can be seen at our factory.
Our bill Of prices can be seen at this office.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

w The subscribers would inform their friends
and the public, that Of the firm has just returned
rom the East. with III" most complete selected stock
Of Watches. Jcwcry. Silver Ware, aud Fancy Goods,
ever brought 10 the city. and would invite the public
examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
GOLD md SILVER WATCHES. OF the hes,
makers. consisting OF r. +. Cooper's Duplex and Pa-
iert Levers; NJ. J. Tobias Co, in heavy gold cases,
mud every other style OF chasing. nll-jcwcled Gold
Levers from $40 TO $780, to suit customers. ai whole
sale or retail. at prices that canno fail TO suit.
GOLD GUARDS and FOB CHAINS Seals and
Keys: Finger Ring>-Diamond, Ruby, Amy ils,. Gar.
net. Emerald, Topaz. Pearl and other Stone and Plain
Rings: Gents Seal and Miniature Rings. nc.
EAR RINGS of EVERY VARIErY.-IIaskci Fur
Rings, with or without Sets; Bracelets--Cameo, Co
rail- Stone and Plain Bracelets; Splendid Set Brace.
let's Far Rings; and Breast tPims-Ennmccd, and Sc,
with Rubics and Pearl
MUSICAL BOXES and ACCORDIONS; Papier
Mache Stands; Portfolio and Jewcry Gases; Rose.
wood Drcs sing Cases; Work Boxes.
SILVER WARE and PLATED GOODS.--Bri,.
ania Tea and Coffee Sets; Silver Forks Table Des
scrl. Tea, and Cream Spoons; Silver Cups; Soup
Ladies': Cream Sail. aud Mustard Spoons. &c.
GOLD PENS and PENCIL. CASES.-Dianond
Pointed Gold Pens Of various prices Gold aud Silver
Spccuclcs. with Glasses 10 suit all sights Card Cases
SILVER, Pearl, Tortoise, Velvet, and Wallet Cases
&c. &c
veXors Compasses, Tc'escopic Canes: &c.
BREAST PINS OF the LATEST PATrERrS:
Gold and Silver Suspcndrr Buckles Gold. Steel. aud
Git Belt Buckles. with every other article the Fancy
way.
Tho above stock selected with great care II, the
Eastern cities. and is offered At prices which eau
not ini IN being satisfactory To the purchaser.
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired BY cxpc
riencedworamen.nnd warranted TO perform well.
PALMER 4 OWEN.
12j Main 81. between I'd aud itl.
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ECONOMY IN HAVING A SMALL WIFE,
A Paris writer on the late fashions speak ks
as follows:
Small women are alone to be admired
and loved. The reason he assigns is
that a small woman cannot possibly
cover her little person with as much silk
and other costly fabrics as a large wo.
man. As women display a luxury in
toilette which daily increases in extrav.
agance, we do not wonder that unfo rtu.
nate bachelors always seek diminutive
wife.
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HN Nv uncle Phil wa

~ My uncle Phil. was great
snorer; he could be heard further than q
blacksmith's forge; but my aun. bee anne
so accustomed 10 it, that it soothed her
rePose. They were a very domestic
couple-never slept apart for many
years. Atlength my uncle was required
to attend assizes at some distance. The
first night after his departure my aun,
never slept wink-she missed the sno
ring. The second night passed away in
the same manner, without sleep. She
was getting into very bad way, and
probably would have died, had it no,
been for the ingenuity of servant girl
she took the coffee.mil into my aunt.
chamber, and ground her to sleep a,
once,
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BOOTS AND SHOES, AT
Who'll ESALE AND RETAIL,

HAViNG taken the entire business of the
i'll Iate firm Of Drew Il Williams, soliciis
the patronage Of The public. He has on hand
a good assortment OF Bots and Shoes. just
adapted to this market. and is constantly re-
oeving fresh supplies direct from manufactu-
ries in the East. which enables him to sell the
stock good and 10 sell as cheap as can be bought
any where in the West. Furnacemcn and coun.
Try merchants are invited to call and examine
the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Custom Boots aud Shoes made TO order and
warranted.
Repairing done with neatness and dispatch,
Leather and Shoe Findings for sale at
No 5, Commercial Block. +. DREW'Sf
IrontOn. May 18th, 1855.
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TRoNToN BRASS FOUNDRY

TRONTON BRASS FOUNDRY
~. VINroN takes this method of annoanc.
ng to the citizens of Ironton and the public
generally, that he has erected Brass Foundry
on the corner of Fourth and Eckley streets, in
Ironton, and has it now in full operation, end
is ready to do any kind Of work in his line on
the shortest notice and most reasonable terms
Old copper and brass taken in exchange.
Nov. 18, 1864.-tf.
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4 RTIFICIAL TEETFI!! Drs. Duncan &
~ Cameron, Dentists, No, 1856 West Sixth

4 RTIFlCIAL TEETH! Drs. Duncan &
N Cameron, Dentists, No, 1856 West Sixth
street. between Race and Elm streets, Cincinnati Ohio
This Office has been under the management ofs present
propretors has been increasing in reputation for SUI
pcrior operations in the Artificial Department Of Dcli-
tstry for the last ten years, aud expense or effort
shall he wanting TO give satisfaction TO all who may ia
vor II with their patronage.
The subscribers would call attention 10 the following
essential points pertaining TO Artificial Teeth, vz:-
Beauty aud naturalness Of appearance, quality and
strength Of the materials, comfort to the wearer, and
usefulness in restoring the natural appearance of the
Speech aud ability TO masticae; in oil Of which they
are warranted in saying they are exceeded by none,
and cquacd by few
TEETH inserted from one full set with Artificial
Gums. Full and half sets invariably inserted by suction
All operations IN Dentistry performed in the most
thorough manner.
TERMS Considering the superior character of the
work and the guarantee gventey arehe mos, reason
able in the west
Two teeth or more OIL gold plate; 800 per tooth.
Two teeth or more oil silver plnte 200 per tooth
The money refunded il the teeth do not prove salts.
factory.
III For the information Of those living at distance
would state that facilities such that VIC can
make in the finest style, full ofTEETH in from "a
10 4S hours, and small pieces in proportion, that no
detention need be apprehended.
W. DUNCAN. ln,v-,,,.
I.G. CAMERON. DENrlsTs.
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FANCY AND REAsoN.-'Tis tho fancy
not the reason Of things that mako US
so uneasy. 1t is not the place, nor tho
condition. but the mind alone that can
make anybody happy or miserable.-
L'Estrange.
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1t Is proposed TO commence the publ
cation Of b daily paper at Charleston, s.
9. to advocate tho interests of the Amor.
lean party.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

An lrishman on being asked why he
wore his stockings wrong side out p
IAN sure don't you ses," said Paddy,
"there's hole on the other side, dar.
lint"
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AN EASY WAY TO FIND THE SHERiyr's
oSSIcE. Spend nine shillings every
time you earn q dollar. Ambitious fem
mines will please notice.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

Mrs. Harris, 1--WE don't know which
one says that her "darter" Jane was
only married leetle over a year, when
she had two boys both sons.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03

Young ladies sducatsdt to dsspise man.
kind. generally finish their studies By
funning awsy with the footman.
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IN ID MI % W ~ !" .
WILSON h RICHARDSON
CA HAVE removed their Saddle and Har.
ness establishment to.

No. 8, Exchange Block, 2nd st.
where they will be glad to see their customers:
We have on hand general assortment Of
work, well made and out Of the best stock. We
can furnish customers with the very finest work,
not excepting any place in the STATE on UHIox.
Don't 60 to Cincinnati or Pitnburg 10 get hre
saddle or harness ;we pledge ourselves to make
as neat and fashionable style Of work a. you
can get any place in the country.
We are prepared to trim buggies, old and
ne y, and also to put tops on carriages and bug.
gies in good style, and not botch them.
We have several dozen real buckskin OK
lashes which will sell by the DOZEN OF sin.
gle lash.
Particular attention will be paid to repairing
old saddles and harnesses Of every description
with promptness and dispatch. The public arc
invited to gives Us call.
WILSON 4 RICHARDSON.
October t2, 1854.
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WHAT is THE USE

0F going, East, West, North or South, when
" you can get the very best articles thvt are
wanted in the Saddlery and Harness line at the
of WILSON & RICHARDSON,
No. IL, 2nd, street, lronton.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
:" ILSON AND RICHARDSON HAv
w on hand and for sale splendid asso
ment Of Trunks from 81 ,26 to $40. Also. o a
pet Bags and Valises.
No -. Second street. rronton, Obi,.
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4. c. SLOAN, DEN TAI SURGEON,

Respectfully presents his acknowledge
T13S menis 10 those who hive heretofore ex
iyyy&h ie nded 10 him their patronage, md ba
>1I1YOhopcs that the skill and exp cricncc whc
the past six years OF constant Practice has enable
him TO obnin, will merit continuance Of their favor
aud the patronage Of nll those desiring services IN his
profession. IN Justification of his ability TO render eli.
tire satisfaction he would hut call attention 10 the M.
uicrous full nnd par, sets Of aricIa teeth which fie
has inserted IN this vicnityihr beauty. utility, and
hc.likc appearance Of which he Batters himself csn
not lie exceilcd I'll. difficulty heretofore experienced
by the profession. in fitting iill sets that they may
pense Of no nconsidcrnble perseverance, mud expert
Incni Those who nre IN need of such may rect assu-
red TINT they be furnished with these useful organs
that will enable them 10 niascate their food will the
fnci,y experienced only by those who have good Teeth
All other operations IN The department Of Dentistry,
performed in u mnnrcr ihpi experience and care alone
will enable one 10 do. Terms invariably CASH whru
he work is com. peicd. Office in Rodgers Block,
yer SIlyerman mud Alcan's Dry Goods Store,
lRONTON, y.
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W7INDOw SHADES. A superior article
w just received and for sale by
J. COMBS & Co.
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NIOL!NS. Guitars. Accordeons, Flutes, Fla
v geolets, English. French, German and
Italian violins and Guitar Stsings, large lot
jast received by ~. CO0MBS & %.
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ENCES-
Duk. h kinsbnry. Ironton.
H.C.& R.E. Rodgers. do
= Martin, Ilaniug Rock,
J. Rodgers, do
$. llenpsiend, do
G. Wilson, Grecnnpshurg
u. Scott. MI. Vernon Fur,
B. Scrley, Buckhorn do
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Of Ohio demanded much more than this.
1--WE support American Industry and
genius against the adverse policy Of for.
sign nations"
What Of it? Who does not support
Industry and genius, whether American n
Or not, against all "adverse policy" for.
eign or otherwise But some say that
this has reference to the Tariff. But il
90, what does it mean Is it in favor
of or against a protective Tariff? The
"policy Of foreign nations" favovs high
Tariff. Do the Hindoos mean to say
that they support the "adverse policy
low Tariffs II not, what do they
mean?
"The Union Of these States shall be
made perpetual by faithful allegiance
20 the Constitution"
= What is "fsithful allegiance"l One
thing at tho South, and its opposite at
the North. One party clamors for this
ss strongly as the other, and between
the two tho resolution probably mskss
out to mean nothing.
Such is the substance Of the platform
which resulted from tho great Cleveland
Convention. 1t may be proper to add,
pn the authority Of one Of the delegates,
that the platform was showed through un.
der the gag Of tho previous question:
"A correspondent Of tho Leader assert.
thst Lewis D. Campbell made speech
In favor Of il. At the close Of which he
J9ovsd the previous question, and the
plstfosm was adopted with oil ito crudi.
lies and antiquities, ito upn,eaning nj.
sasanesss and it, empty inanitiss. We
Gan handy rseopcils ourselves to crit.
tciss severely - wssk sPfoduction. The
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Suicides.

The number of deaths by suicide seems To
DO greatly on the increase, all over the coun.
try. Newspapers and telegraphic desp atches
from every section daily bring to us tho an
nouncement Of such occurrences Humble, OBJ
scure, as well as prominent member Of society
are their own victims; and the means of self
destruction are generally we'll contrived, 50 as
TO insure the dreadful purposes
In our own city within the last fortnight
there have been two death by suicide. In the
one case, rude knife, and in the other gun.
were the fatal instruments. Water, poison, the
rope, FIRE. EARNS, the steel, in fac, whatever will
check the warm life-current, are the means to
effect the shocking end. Nor are the causes
fewer than the implements of death.
Col McClusg, the duelist, committed sui
eide on the 26th inst. at jackson, Mississippi
While the southern telegraph wires bring Us
this intelligence, from another direction-Pos.
ton-ue learn, by similar means of commu.
nication, that yesterday Thomas j. Hooper.
the paying teller Of the Merchants Bank.
hung himself in the cellar Of that institution
Its certainly painful to hear Of so many
cases of self-dsssr' lion. Life, at best, is not
50 long that it need be shortened by extr aordi-
nary means, in advance of the certain decsy
Of nature.
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nlar2 7-d


oy Ss Os mcO U liz Es n a0tt0OaoR.
SUPERlOR FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
~ Effects at Public Sale.-On MONDAY morn
ing, April ID, at 10 O'Clock at the residence of J
w. SImonion, Esq.,, on Sixth, between ID and
streets, one door north Of Unitarian Church, shall
sell all OF his excellent Furniture and Household Ef-
fects, comprising
Handsome carved walnut Pa.Ior Suite, finished in
rIrh Maroon plush, consisting of large French
Sofa, pair of Tete-a Eetes, pair Arm Chairs
raIr Gothic Reception Chairs, and Parior
Chairs
Fine rosewood marble top Centre Tables
Superior mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, What
Handsome French plate Pier Glasses, Bracket Ia
Lamp
Elegant Damask and Lace Curtains, Cornice, &c.
Velvet, Brussels and Three ply Barpejs, Rugs
Piano Forte and Stool, GiIandOles
Handsome Gilt Chandeliers and Gas fixtures
French China Vases, Ornaments
Three hne Oil Paintings, two by Richards and one
BY Mcleod Views near Washington
Enamelled Cottage Sets, Bureaus, Washstands
Mahogany Elzabethan Bedsteads Washstands
Superior Hair Mattresses
holsters and Pillows
D,nask covered Lounge, Divans Crib
Walnut hair spring seat Chairs, Rockers
flauack, Ocloth, Stair Carpet
Straw Mating, Drugget Rugs
Mahogany Sideboard, Dining Tables
French and stone China, Glassware
Table Cutlery, Chatting Dishes
Silver plated Casters
Excellent Choking Stove and Fixtures
Iogethcr with an excellent assortment of Kitchen
Utensils
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum n
crcdlt OF 90 and 30 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
mar I'd Auctiopper-
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Anti Tobacco.

1t appears from the reports Of the proc eed
logs of the Massachusetts, House of Represen-
tatives that the use Of the hall was requested
to enable gentleman from Fitchburg to there
deliver free lecture on the injurious effects
of tobacco upon the mind, body, and morals
to say nothing about the injurious effects Of
the weed on clean floors and nice CARPETS. TIL,
application was disagreed to, without a count.
Two weeks ago, the Rev Mr.. Gladden., q
member of the Baltimore Methodist Confer.
ence, in vain appealed to his cleric al brethren
to meet him at specified place to form an
anti-tobaeco society; but the next day he
came into the conference room, and alb don.
his project in despair.
So it appears that lie ,islators add preachers
DiH indulge in their fine cut, cavendish,
trough and-ready," Jenny Lind" and all
the other varieties of chewing tobacco, and
smoke their Havanes, or pipes fllod with the
American vegetable.
To surrender the use Of tobacco would be TO
ignore" prominent American characters.
tic. The chewing and smoking of the artiole
comes to the male gender in this country as
naturally as Yankee courage and a knowledge
of fire. arms.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS

City CounetI-Nominations and Elsetion-
WsteA Bozes-Reu. j. Hsysey-Businss,
Fish.
ALEXANDRIA, March %, 1855.
Our City Councils met last evening, and
there were pretty good attendan in both
branches. After the Aldermen had received
and referred communication from S. s Mas
ters q Son, and the Common Council passed 8
substitute to the bill authori,ing a moro lib.
erai dealing in city bonds, allowing the Com
mlssioners to sell below par, DO, the Alder.
mon entered the Council chamber, and, in
joint meeting, the City Councils proceeded 10
ballot for the subordinate municipal officers
For Captain Qf Me Watch. -Nomin atoms
WIN. Mankins, Jh6n Moore, and D McEithern
First ballot-Mankins o, Moore IL; secon,
oallSt-Mankins 9, Moore IL; third ballot
Mankins Z, Moore Is.
For Watchmen, Twelve to DO chosen. Nom
Inations-B. Delphy, VIM. Johnston, w. w
white, John Whitemore, Lewis TIGER, D
MeEitheren, h. W. Davis, M. o. B. Cawood,
). W. King, j. T. Audley, G.. F. Hugle, ], E.
Noodle, A. Sincox, ]. 81. Thompson. c. Hors,.
man, Samuel Jefferson, Richard Radcliffe
BENZ Swan, B Warning, Larkin Patton, J
W. Ringold, VIM. Ring.
First ballot-Wm. Johnston, E Horsemau,
samuel Jefferson, D. McEitheren, B. Delphy,
). d. Ihompson. w W. White, John White.
more, Lewis TIGER, R. w. Davis, elected; sec.
ond ballot-B. Warning; third ballot. W.
King w.
Police eonstables, -four to be chosen. Nom
nations. B Hancock, ]. r. Goodwin, s N.
Chipley, Beach, G. w. Walker, Ed. Davis,
Joseph Psdgert.
Ballot. B. Hancock, II; 8. N. Chiplev.
70; 6. W. Walker, ID; Jos. Padgett, II; S.
Keeper of the Powder House-John Shakes.
Weigher and Inspector of Hay.-Nomina
tions-John Shakes, Il. L. Shephsrd
Bsllot-H. L. Shepherd, 20.
Dispenser Of Medicines. -Nomin ations--J
Leadbeater, G. Major Stone Il Hart
a., baliot--Stone Hart, II; Leadbetter, l
Major, 3.
Physicians to the Poor, flour to be chosen y
Nominations-Dr. Thos. s. Adam, DR.. W. w.
Williamson, Dr.. Ashby, DR.. Edmonds, DR..
winston, DR.. W. B. Gregory.
First ballot-Gregory 20, Williamson I6,
Edm onds IL, Adams 13, Winstoa 9; There the
President said there was q miscount. he and
the Clerk totally differing in regard to DR.,
Adams vote j second ballot-Winston z, Ash
by D, Adam 8 third ballot-Wins!on 8. Ash.
cy 8, Adam 10; fourth bsllot-Winston 4,
Adam IL.
Keeper of Poor and Work House.
Stephenson, 81.
City Treasurer-Election postponed.
heaitn Omcer.-NominatiOns-Drs. Edmin.
son and Williamson
First ballot-Edminson IL. Williamson 9:
second oallot-Edminson IA, Williamson z.
On motion Of Mr.. McKensie, tho election Of
all unsalaried officers was postponed. After
debate, in which Messrs. Reid, Monroe and
Mckensie participated, the election of Assess.
ment Revisors was postponed.
Regulator of the City Clock.-G. Duffey 20
Night Scavenger.-Nominati ons-Quaid 4
Rudd, r II. Wade, and Jas. Cotton.
Wade l. "
~ watch boxes are to DO erected, ono In each
Rev j. Herssy breaches to morrow nigh,
at the NJ. E Church
The weather continues fine, and hus;n.ss :,
slightly improved. Fish como up in small
quantities and command high rstes AMI.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
REPoRTED roR TIE
DAILY EVENING STAR.
The Boston Suicide

Bosros, March 2S.-An Investigation Of the
accounts of the Merchants Bank, caused by
me suicide Of Thos. w Hooper, the paying
teller Is announced yesterday discloses no
dinciencies in his relations with that bank.
do had used, however, $50, 900 of the banks
money, which b had made good at the eI
pense OF the Atlantic and Greoers' banks, by
certifying to two checks, drawn by A. S. Pes
body, which, on his certificate, were oashed,
and the money drawn from those two banks
were used to make up his deficit in the Mer
chants Bank
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THIRTY-ONE BUILDING SITES, CONTAIN
L ing about five acres EACH on credit of 10 years
within twenty five minutes ride of the City Post OF
fee for SALE lying between Washington and BIa
densburg, distant from the central portion of the
city from "a to 3k miles. The tract presents a
front on three public roads, is in good neighbor
hood and rapidly improving section OF the country.
We will sell the above lots on credit of 10 year:
and ON such terms as we sure will insure TO the
purchaser an easy mode of payment. On many Of
the above lots there fine groves of oak trees Of
the original growth, and also some fine Springs Of
water.
We offer these lots to residents of Washington
VINO would reside IN the country and at the same
time be able to attend to business in the city,
Also, a tract OF good land adjoining the same
OF about thirtyhve acres, Improved by good dwell
ling house; has on 1t fine spring and spring hou
two groves of large oak woods. and is well fenced
For the above either improvedor unimprnved city
property will be taken in exchange at fair valua
ton.
FOR photographic plats of the ground and further
explanations of the terms of sale inquire Of
JNO. r. KIBBEY,
No 4 Columbia Place
Corner 9TH street and Louisiana avenue.
mar 2l-pOlOt
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LfOR SALE-A FARM IN MONTGOMERY
II county, Md This land adjOins the property
which David Pcugh lately bought of the heirs OF
WIN. Gather, and the lands of Mrs. Beae and DIR
Duvall. Ii is about four miles from the Seventh 81,
plank road, and between nine and ten miles from
Washington. This land is mostly covered with
wood, the soil is very kind and high susceptible OF
Improvement. Ii is well watered with several
streams of never failing water, and contains large
| amount of land capable Of being converted into
meadows. The tract contains one hundred and
seventy two acres. There is on the place, i'm the
process OF completion, very neat Cottage contain.
ing four rooms and four thousand new Cbestnu,
Rails ready for fencing will sell the whole tract
or eighty acres Of it with the house.
The terms of sale are one fourth cash /; the bal.
ancG In one two and three years secured by deed
OF trust LOUIS MACKAII Ir
GCorgetOSyn. March o-9av1f