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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-11

Mr.. Catlett, from the Senate, informed the
House Of the readiness Of that body to proceed
with the joint order Of the day, being the cleo
ton OF United States Senator, and that James
M. Mason and George w. Summers were in
nomination.
Mr.. Smith, Of Kanawha, arose to second the
nomination Of Mr.. Summers. He descanted
at some length upon the claims Of the West TO
a share Of representation in the United States
Senate. He urged Western members to sup
port Western candidate il not a Wing, a
suitable Democrat, whom they would find in
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, july l8. 1855

GEORGETOWN, July Is. 1855.
Quite spirited revival of religion is now in
progress at the west Georgetwn (Methodist)
station, under the pastoral charge of the Rev.
Mr.. Speak. Notwithstanding the oppressively
warm weather, large congregations are in at
tendance every evening. and quite a number
OF earnest seekers of religion are nightly found
at the alter of prayer. Mr.. Speaks, from all
we can learn, is very popular among his peo-
pie, and promises to be instrumental in accom-
pliShing much good in that part of our CITY
where he labors. His jealous ministerial Ia
bOrs has already created q very extensive de-
gree of religious feeling among those who at
| tends upon his ministry
The following was placed in our hands this
morning by one Of the sufferers "The pump
! on the corner of Beall and Montgomery streets,
so long out of order, has for the last two weeks
been bereft of its handle. Thus saving many
child from hard knocks upon the head, and
grown persons from useless swings of the
arms" and we may add, and compelling many
thirsty man and beast to plOd on his way
with parched and thirsty lips. We sincerely
hope that the proper person will see to the
matter at once, as the denizens in that quarter
are great on cold water. ...r .-f-....
The fine new warehouse of the Messrs. Rit-
ter, upon the canal, has been completed, and
they are now in it, driving ahead like loco
motive, dealing out their various commodities
to their numerous customers, and superintend-
ing the affairs of their packet (Congress) line
TO the Point of Rocks
The very general improvement of the foot
ways, which has been going on in our city for
some time, must be very gratifying to all
classes of pedestrians. There are, however.
few more left, which some bricks, and little
sand and labor, would not hurt. We hone
the good work will continue to 90 on.
There Is nothing doing in the -four market,
from the fact that there is nothing to do with.
We learn that every wholesale dealer in the
market, with one single exception, has closed
out, and the one who has not has on hand sucb
a very light stock, that he has no desire to sell,
except at prices which are above the views Of
any except the retailers. No new has vet been
offered. Considerable quantities of new wheat
is beginning to come fu by wagons Every
sample we have seen, is very superior. In
deed all that has arrived thus far argues IA
vorably for the present crop both in quality
and quantity. Sales at 81 go a 50. From ali
we can gather, buyers arc not anxious to pur-
chase vcfy extensively at these prices, as It is
almost certain that a few weeks more will
bring about a further decline in both wheat
and flour all over the country; small sales of
corh at Si.V9. SPECTATOR
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PERSONAL.

80. OF the 2.Seo living graduates of Har.
ward College, il is estimated that more thar
200 reside in Boston or its vicinity.
80. The name of President FreIinghuysep,
of Rutgers College. New Brunswick. is boisted
at the head of the Springfield (0hio) Republic
Tor the Presidency of the United States
80. Capt. John Hitchcock, one of the oldes,
Captains on the North river, died in ALBANY
on Saturday. ~
-. The address before the Agricultural
Fair at Powelton, near Philadelphia, in Sep.
tsmber, Is to be delivered by ex-Governo,
Bigler.
80. On Monday the Russian Consul Gen.
eral, Alexis Eustaphieve, Capt L. K. Teern.
shtein, Engineer Ia the Russian Imperial Navy.
and Captain Alexander SOkoloff of the Rus.
sian Imperial Service, visited the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard. After inspecting the various
works IN progress, they went on board of the
North Carolina, as the guests of Capt Colhoun
and officers.
-. Julien is expected in New York, with
new monster orchestra Of unriyalled artists.
early In August, and has the Academy Of
Music engaged for August and September
1.-The Rev. Alexander Campbell of Betha-
ny, Va, died in New Orleans on the 9th uI-
Vi u.sea>e Oh the neart. he was the
founder Of the sect of christians known "A
the Disciples, now very numerous and DOW
ertul, was the president OF a theological COL
lege at Bethany, the editor of a denomination
al magazine, and man of much earnest and
eloquence.
80. The Hon. c. j. Faulkner, of Va, is
stlll In this city. So, also, is Ger. McNeir, of
Pa, member Of the last L. s. House of Rem
Tesentative. The Hon. w. N. Shinn, former
NJ Z; from n. c., is also in Washington, at
the L. ). Hotel. -
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ately enter upon the discharge Of his official
duties in the State Department.


ately enter upon the discharge Of his Official
duties in the State Department.
Appointsd.-Mr. r. B. Washington has
been appointed clerk to the superintendent of
the construction Of the extension Of the Treas
ury building, at the salary of first class
clerkship-S1, 200 per annum. Capt. G. W.
Smith has been appointed superintendent Of
the repairs Of the Treasury building.
A Removal and Appointment.-Mr John
King has been removed from the clerkship to
the District of Columbia penitentiary, and
Mr.. John Carrot has been appointed in his
stead els -EEN
A Pension Agent Appointed.-Isaac Van
derpool, Esq, has been appointed agent for
paying pensions at Albany, N. Y, vice James
NJ. French, deceased.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, the 18th of July,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the Treasury Department. $1,000 "a
For the Interior DEPARTMENT.. 37,877 80
War Warrants received and en- ..
tered NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 34,7s7 60
Covered in from lands. .......... 1896, 9I6 Al
Covered in from miscellaneous
sources 81 Is
Repayments on account of the
Navy:....-................ S1,454 IS
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sOIhe Houston Texas Telegraph, JuIy
I'd, says that the grading on the Houston rail
road Is nearly completed On the frst section of
twenty-five miles, the ties are being delivered,
and the work generally is in state of forward,
ness tnat wil enable the contractor to COM
Plete il before the time REQUIRED bv his CON
tract The work Of laying down the iron will
be commenced in short time.
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Now is THE TIME TO LAY IN YOUR

'TNHE undersigned viii now deliver good oak
Il Wood, five cords or upwards, at $3.50 pei
cord, cash. ! am now landing a cargo Of first
luality red ash COAL, which I viii deliver i've
ton or upwards, at 90 50 per ton White Ash II
Si.25, cash; or will deliver both wood and coal
at half dollar advance the above prices and give
thirty days credit but not that time 20 relia-
Die persons In order to sell at the above low pri
ces the cash system must be adopted, consequent
IL, those who purchase for cash, will not be
charged from fifteen TO twenty five per cent az On
Offset for bad debts
Call and leave your orders, by doing so you viii
secure your fuel against its taking a rise
.'. - +. DRURY,
Nv 17-eo3t*
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IL. LINDS LEY,
DEALERIS
ZEAL ESTATE AND LAND WARRANTS,

nEAL Eo1 n n AMI LhNU WAhhAH 10,
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TERRITORY
II ANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD THROUGH
IL OUT THE TERRITORY. Taxes paid,
Collections made, Drafts cashed, and the highest
Prices given for Land Warrants.
Government Lands located with much care, and
II desired, the profits and losses shared equally az
the expiration of five wears. The Land al that
tire TO be sold, unless otherwise agreed upon and
ore half OF the current value Of the Warrant the
lime Of entry. and half Of the expense Of locating
o be deducted from the subscribers interest. To
persons wishing TO locate Warrants entirely on
their own account, the charge viii be, for forty
acres SIS; eighty acres, $40; one hundred and
sixty acres, S25; and will receive with their title
a plat and description of the land
REFERENCES:
MINNEsoTA-Gov Willis A. German; Ex- Gov
Alex. Ramsey; Hon. j. T. Rosser, Sec. NJ. T.;
MeSsrs. Ames Van Elten, Attorneys at Law:
Messrs. Morton Pace, Wholesale Druggists
BALTIMoRE-W. p. Preston, Esq, Attorney at
Law; Richard c. Bowie, Esq, Com. Merchant
Messrs. Deur, Norris Co; Messrs. McCleese
L Ham.
WASHING ToN-Hon. w. w. Seaton Hon J.
II. Towers, Mayor; Hon. Judge J. BRYAN; ]. c.
Q. Hamilton, Esq, Attorney at Law; Col VIM.
Hickey; Col. j. Riley; Messrs. Taylor Il Maurv;
Messrs. Lewis, Johnson AZ Co., Bankers; q. c.
Grammar, Esq :, President Patriotic Bank.
jy l7-eo3m
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REST QUALITY SOLE LEATHER r.
- ellng and Packing Trunks, Hat Boxes. Val.
lses, Carpet Bags, Safchels, &c.-We have this
gay received large variety Of all kinds of the
ABOVE named goods, which we are prepared To sell
twenty per cent cheaper than any other estabi,shI
ment In this city e''"o'
WALL & STEPHENS.
a2 Pa. avenue, next door to Iron Han
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TO THE LADIES OF wAsHINGToN.:

est SLEEP WELL 80 all say who use Professor
Il Charles DeGRArH's ELECTRIC OILp
from Philadelphia. Do Won know that protracted
wakefulness Is the most prolific cause Of Insanity
Give one all Necessary sleep and INSANITY cannot
occur. The faithful mothers ear is ever open 10
the cry of a fretful child irritable, because SUI
rERINs either from teething or other causes, and
upshe rises from her sleep and bed TO relieve he Z
child, until her OWN Nervous system and Vital
Apparatus become generally derangcc and pros
trated A child free from PAsS and CneasiDess
seldom rests badly or gives trouble All this can
be avoided and world Of grief and az iety n IL
igated, II not wholly cured, by the use ~ this de-
hghtfuI " ELECTRIC OIL invented end pre-
pared by Doctor of eminent experiences. A trial
will cost but little. Come TO the National Hotel
at p. m, or at the Drug Stores.
n. B.-keep the Bottle well corked, and rub
quickly. Office, 30 South Eighth street Phils-
delphia. jy 0-G
OST, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, BE-
IL tween Messrs. Gait & Bros Stove and the cor
ner of 9TH street and MARYLAND avenue, a GOLD
BREASTPIN, set with pearl. The finder will
he literally rewarded by leaving IL at the Store Of
John II. SEMMES & CO; corner 9th street and
La. avenue. iy l7-3s
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MRS. Z. RUOEE.

MhS. Z. KUOFF,
M lLhiNER, lately from New York; respect
". Ipily INFORMS the ladies Of Washington ~
Capl'oi street, near the eastern gate of Capt. ~
tol PARK where she intends to keep on hand a
splendid assortment of the latest styles of SPRING
bONNEIS, MANTILLAS, &c, which will be
sold at one half the price nsua(ty soId in ~
stores of this city. =. V" ~"
to Sl9. O''A Aioiii %
MIS-. II. is determined to retail her stock IN the
to the stores "A0AeSoie
The ladies are invited to call at her rooms and
judge for themselves. ;v - 90. Gnu
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REMARKABLE FREAK OF N,rrpy IT,
Isabella, from Humaeoa, p r., has On hoo s
We, full grown, having but three l..sN
I'd one foreleg-there being me- an.
"oint or place for the Other
So . ut remarkably active.
atarespectable gait
jour. of Com,
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE REMOVED.

BOOT AND SHOE STORE REMOVED.
GEORGE BREMER has removed his well.
known Geatlemen's BOOT AND-6,
SHOE Store and Factory from 18th street
between Pa. avenue and r. street, to Pa.YN
avenue, afew doors above Willards' Hotel. -
he Is prepared in his new premises to give salts
faction to all. -
6; b. has by dint of great care in purchasing his
stock, employing none but A No workmen' and
by his capacity to tit his customers so as to have
MS WORK set very easy on the foot while 1t al
ways exhibits the most fashionable style. earned a
reputation in his business second to that of no
other custom-wo boot and shoe maker in the
ohlon. lie solicits the patronage Of all, and his
iY 1S-tf
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DEWS FOR SALE-A few ne,y. r.. =
added to Christ Church. and are g.. Se en-
sue on pleasing terms. Apply to III. c Matthsws
corner washington and West streets. or 70 =
tan. ... +. L. BERRY d SON.
OAS~So" water st., Georgetown
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q The frigate Congress left the Brooklyn
navy yard on Monday, to join the Mediter-
ranean squadron.
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HO: FOR THE SPRINGSLPer.on. ,.l

HO! FOR THE SPRINGS. -Per.on. ,,,h,
mou Contemplate journey to the springs
cali at 6 pa or ,ns country, should not neglect to
tooth, nail, bathing and clothes Brushes. Dress,
ing, side, puff, neck, fine and pocket Combs. fine
roma s Hair OIL, Bay Water, Cologne, Ex
and Powder, travelling, pic mic, work, and card
Variety Store of JNO r FIFTY anu
jy lS-tf - ''-A "'u io'h sts'
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Benz r Angel, Esq, our late Consul to
Snion, dated Cairo, Egypt, May 26th, saws
mere Te,-at the date Of this letter. abo1t
one hundred deaths day of the cholera in
CaIo, ana about dozen by the plague. The
cnolera was raging more fearfully than at anv
uine since looO--AIbany dtIas.
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LAND WARRANT

NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR JU.
= LII. CONTENTS.
The Clubs OF London
American Society; Gymnastics
Mount Lebanon; Lord Carlisle's Diary
Private Life and Household Of Charlemagne
Persistence OF Physical Laws
Recent Records of Travel
Art, Its meaning and method
Workingman's College
Criticisms; New Publications
Published quarterly for SIS per annum.
~ 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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- The entire abolition of newspaper pos:
age took effect in Canada on the 81 inst
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SELECT CLASSICAL 4 MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

GEORGETOWN. D. c.
FINH third Annual Examination of the pupils Of
Il this institution will commence on Wednes-
day, the 18th instant al a. m, and continue I'M
I'll Thursday p. m, at which time the distribu-
ton Of premiums will take place. The patrons Of
the School, and all who feel interes ed IN the edu-
cation or youth, are respectfully invited 10 attend
p. A. BOWEN, Principal
jy 16-3t nnteD
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c. wARRINER,
wv A TIC N NJ AK y n

No $50 Pa. dreRBs. befsrs.d efh and fora streets,
WASHINGTON, D..
Piyoting, Jeweling, and every kind Of repairs
10 Watches. jy i7-3m
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE PUBLIC.

IN hand and for sale in addition 10 a general
" supply of the best FAMILY GROCERIES
together with Hardware and a variety Of Notions
&c, &ci lot Of Beech, Oak and Pine Wood
The Pine is very extra.
All OF the above will be sold 20 suit the present
nard times. Purchasers are requested 10 call and
see how very cheap they can buy al the Storchouse
near the Navy y ard Bridge.
g. A. BOHRER
N B. have received a few chests OF those
cheap and very rare Teas, heretofore advertised by
olner parties. ty 16-3ts
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OEOVRES COMPLETES DE MOLTERE
very numerous engravings, 81 rs
r,, wonsaeio, by George Sand, vols, very hume
PhysioOgie du Gout, par Brillat. Saearfn: very
numerous engravings, 81 cents '.'
Ws FRANcK TAYLOR.
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATFD,

LAND w WARRANTS LOCATED.
'IHE subscribers will locate Land Warrants
either In Ohio, Indiana, Illinois or Iowa, ard
and give a correct description of Inc land located
IL, upon examination, this description proves In
correct, they Will themselves take the land giving
TOT u another warrant for the same quantity.
one OF the firm resides in the West and will
give the business his personal superintendance.
MILLER a. BROWN,
a. =. tn 81, opposite Post Once, Washington
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FLORENTINE, MOSAIC, AND OTHEF
RICH JEWELRY

MI w. GAIT & BRO, offer large assortment
4sAs Of Florentine, Mosaic, and other rich Jew
elry, including Diamond, Pearl. Emerald and
opal Bracelets, Brooches, Ear and Finger Rings,
DC.
Persons having precious stones I'm old settings
may have them reset in all the more modern styles
at short notice.
M. w. GAIT 4 BRO,
3i Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th streets.
10 16-6t '
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TO THE PUBLIC.
GRAY'S NEUTRALIZING CORDIAL.
THE GREAT BOTANIC REMEDY
tNOR Dlarrhda, Dysentery. and Summer Com
l. plants OF Children can he had al
CHARLES STOTT co.'s,
Pennsylvania avenue.
This preparation is unsurpassed for the above
diseases. No family should be without il during
the summer season, when the above diseases are
SO prevalent. 1t Is particularly recommended for
children.
Price IS cents per bottle
Prepared and sold by JAMES GRAY.
No. , Water street, Baltimore Nd
iy 1i-Sw
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FIsCHER's BAND FULLY ORGANIZED.

- O-H-SD = LLH VhOANIZED.
HAVING now completed all my arrangements
\ Tor a first rate BRASS AND COTILLON
BAND, am again at the service OF the public 10
attend Excursion Parties, Exhibitions, Parades
PIC Mics, Balls and Serenades All those in IA,
Vor OF citizens band are respectfully invited to en-
courage our enterprise, here in Washington city
p. FISCHER, Leader
p. S.-This Band, under my direction is regu-
larly uniformed, and from practice Of over TWEEN
~ years l can give satisfaction 10 every one
Residence, Pennsylvania avenue, north side, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, first door west OF
Iron Hall
Orders left with Messrs. Hilbus Hitz punctu-
ally attended to- jy 14-Im%
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Now, and Them would rather be an
itincrant Methodist preacher than President
of the United States
short time thereafter-took 81 ZOO clerk
ship. ....., ..,f.f r.... -..-. --
Monday, July 10th, he "gave all present
notice, that though the oldest man in the board.
and though he had refused to notice personal
imputations on himself up to this time, here
after he would prevent any such treatment of
himself by any body, at the peril of his life
If be spilled every drop of his blood on that
floor, he would do ito
81. James eptStle, CHAP I-verses 10 and 20 ::
Wherefore, my beloved brethren, let every
man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to
wrath for the wrath of man worketh not the
righteousness of God" Chap. 6, verses II and
10: but the wisdom that is from above is
first pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy to
be entreated, full of mercy and good works,
without Partially and without h. pocrisy. And
the fruit of righteousness is sown in peace of
them that make peace"
0pened-Th bids for the construction of
the new Custom House at Burlington, VT.
were opened yesterday, and those for that of
the Newark IN. j. Custom House to-day. To-
morrow, those for the construction of the New
Haven (Ct.) Custom House will be opened at
the Treasury Del aEtment. The Burlington
contract will probably be awarded to-day.
The new Assistant Secretary Of State
Jno. Addison Thomas, Esq, of New York city,
who is now on the sther side of the Atlantic.
will embark for Washington from Liverpool in
October next, and arriving here will immsdi-
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FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS.

FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS.-A collection
Il Of Familiar Quotations with complete Indi-
ces OF Authors and Subjects, 81
Willard, ? vols, 50
Zine or the Human Comedy, by John ES.en
Cooke, author Of Virginia Comedians
,p Inc PROPHETS or, Mormonism Unveiled, with
TAYLOR & MAURYis
jy 10 Bookstore. near oh 81
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WATCHES.

- Gentlemen's fine GOLD WATCHES of ever
size, style and manufacture
The above is by far the best and obeanest eycr
offered to our customers
Nj. w. GAIT BRO,
lie Aft ~
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A CARD.-To those Of our customers who have
"a had the kindness to settle their accounts rem
dered the 18th OF last month we return our sincere
thanks. All those who have not vet settled will
oblige us very much 10y doing so as soon a. posi-
bic, either with cash notes at short dates as il
Is important that we have all accounts now due Us
closed by the Isl Of August
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & CO.
jy 14-6t
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CRAFTY THE CHILDREN NV oivinC 20
~ them Toys, and select them from the Isrge
stock at LAMMOND;S -tb -
jy 16-t
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Assignment Of Claims.-A claim AGAINST
the United States had been legally assigned.
and the assignee applied for payment. twas
found that the assignor had received from the
United States, on another account, a sum of
money 10 which he was not entitled. It was
held that claim against the United States in
the hands OF an assignee of the original credi
tor Is subject to all the equities existing be-
tween the assignor and the Government. and
those equities must be satisfied before the rs.
signee can be benefited by the assienment
The legal distinction between the assignment
of claim not negotiable, or what is called in
law chose in action, and the transfer Of ne.
gotiable paper by endorsement, is clear and
we'll settled; and the sum enormously paid the
assigrer was deducted in this case from tho
amount of the assigned claim.
Sending Lottery Schemes by Mail.-Not
outstanding the earnest efforts of the Post
Office Department to prevent the violations of
the postage laws by lottery ticket vendors
cases are constantly arising wherein those
statutes are set at defiance by such individ-
uals We hear that there is an average of
forty bushels per diem of lottery scheme pub
licatlons reaching daily, unpaid, the Cleye-
land, Ohio, distributing post office.
The law, fixing the penalty for violation at
fifty dollars, provides "that no postmaster or
assistant postmaster shall act as agent for lot
terry Offices, or under any color of purchase, or
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FOR BALE.

NHE subscriber offers for sale a piece or parce
of land, situate in Susquehanna townshipl
Cambria county, containing n acres more or less
house. frame stable, and other out buildiugs there
on erected. There an orchard of about 80 choice
apple trees, grated, and about 80 choice peach
treesin thriving condition, mostly bearing fruit.
There is a never failing spring OF water within
two rods of the house.
The above land is situated within one mile of
Cherry Tree borough, and being well ttmbered
with Pine and Oak, offers inducements for lumber
ing.
Persons wishing information on the above, can
have it by addressing the subscriber.
JACOB A. BRETH.
Newman's Mills, August %, 1855.-3m.