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J. MCMAHON HOLLAND,

j. MCMAHON HOLLAND,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor N
Chaneny.
SHAKOPEE, SCOTT COUNTY, MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA REFERENCES.
Gov. w. A. German,
j. Travis Rosser, Esq j. Sec. Min. Ter,
Capt J. H. Simpson, U. g. Top. Ens'rs. St. Paul.
A. J. Morgan, Esq, Pioneer Office,
d. A. Robertson, Esq,
Hon. II. II. Sbley, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCES.
Gov. E. Louis Lowe,
T. II. O'Neal, Esq, secretary of State
Judges Legrand, Tuck and Ecleston of Annapolis
Supreme Court of Maryland,
Hon. Alexander Randall,
John v. L. Mcmahon, Esq, Baltimore, Nd.
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CELEBRATED schedam Aromatic schnapps, 10 be
~ found at the agency Of ALEX. REY:
Feb. 22. diff
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S. j. H. MCMILLAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
1ILL attend promptly and faithfully all busne
w entrusted to him in the line Of his profession. at
saltwater, St. Paul, ST. Anthony, and throughout the
Territory Of Minnesota, and the adjoining counties
the State OF Wisconsin. Office, STILLwATER, Min.
REFERENCES.
His Ex. Alex Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbell& Co.,
st. Paul. Gaena
DR.. G. w. Borup, Mr.. r. Lansing, &C
Mr.. J. w. simpson, " Mr. S. o. Butler, St. Louis
Hon. A. w. LoOmis, Pittsb'g ]. H. Larkin & Co. &C
c. Shaler, - Sam1 J. .Wetherell& Co."
j. r. M0orhead, Esq. Jos. C. Butler & Co. Gin
G. w. Jackson, Esq. {" Mr. Jos. P. Beggs, &c
Sam1 Gormly, Esq. 4" Mr.. G. Walker, Marine Mills
Msl. J. B. Butler, and I" n. Burke,
itizens generally, e G. j. Butler, "
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e. r. G o 4 +,
HAS just arrived with his large stock Of Plasterng
Ii Materials, and is now ready supply his CUSTOM
at his warehouse adjoining his residence near the
Capitol He has also for sac and will ep constantly
on hand good article of Plaster Paris Cement, Hair
White Finishing Lime, and the best Lime manufactur
ed in the Territory-consisting in part az follows
900 bushels of Plasterng Hair; ~as.a1's#s,
20 barrels of Plaster Paris;
25 q" best article of Cement or water lime
1000 barrels ofWhite Finishing Lime;
And any quantity of other Lime-all of which he will
sell upon reasonable terms for cash.
will also &C ntinue my business Builder or Pas-
terer. Thankful for past favors and solicits contnu
ance ofthe same. CHAS p SCOTT.
st. Paul, May 81, 1s55.-dtf
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The Elections.

The key to the recent failure of the telc
graphing agents of the associated press to send
on further details. of election news lies in the
fact that they do not foot up to their taste. It
seems that Puryear's district of North Caro-.
lima is still in doubt, and that Watkins (anti.
Know Nothing Whig) and Savage Demo
crat are probably elected in Tennessee
against Taylor TX. NJ and CulIom OK.
NJ which will divide the delegation of that
State, and be a gain of one for the Admin
istratien- Mr.. Watkins was (nominaD Wing
member of the last Congress but one, wherein
he voted with the Democrats on nearly all
really test questions. In this election, the
Know Nothings opposed him with intense bit
terness.
From Kentucky, we learn that the Demo.
Gratis claim four, if not FIVE, members. We
viii willingly compromise on four, though the
understandable delay in the receipt of oonclu.
sive returns from Kentucky, looks much as
though they win, probably, nauseats Know
Nothingism when received
Nothing has yet reached us from Texas.
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PERSONAL.

-. Lieutenant II. T. Maury, whose SER
vices to commerce ia aseertaining the winds
and currents Of the ocean have been 90 yalua-
bic, makes proposal in the American Far
mer that systtm Of observation be estsb.
lished on land, with view to agricultural
matters similar to that which be established
on the sea with view to navigation.
.... cOmpositor in one Of the Iarges. print.
ing Cfices in New York has lust returned To
that city, after being kidnapped by recruiters
lot the bLitisn army IN the CriInes, and taken
as far Sc. John, n. u. IL appears he started
from home On the morning Of the Attn of july.
and soon became oyeTpowered with punch and
patriotism, in which state he remained TO,
three days.
-, Between Is 10 20 Of the convicts in the
Auburn State Prison received the ordinance
Of baptism on Sunday. S..
.... DIR. III. J. II. Cate, of Northamptop
Mass, has been appointed surgeon in the
Russian army.
''..A man employed as q waiter at the Co
lumbia House, at Cape May, being about to
return nome on Saturday, went in the water
10 oatne' put going out too far, and being un-
aoie 10 swim, was unfortunately drowned be-
lore MS companions could 90 to his relief.
- 1.-THE New York Day Book says: "Sam
is dead; He sickened in Virgins, got the fits
in North Carolina, worked off the paroxisn,s
in Kentucky, died in Tennessee, and was bu-
Tied IN Alabama -. .rtt -
80. Mrs Frost, widow of the late Jonathan
Frost, Of New Braintree, Massachusetts. alb
sented herself from her house. Not returning,
search was inside for her, when she was found
dead IN large cisterp near the premises To
get into it she forced herself into hole ten
inches square. !
.-..TSo magnificent rings presented by the
uel Colt Of Hartford, are on exhii ision in ID a,
city; One OF the rings contains diamonds
worth 50 600. each contains the eyplers OF
Alexander and wife, act with very minute dia-
leonds In epamei. Tie shank Of one of the
rings giittsIs with numerous petite diamonds,
ana hs whole affair nakesa gift worthy OF y,
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Americans Ruling America

We make the following extract from an
account of the riot in the Louisville CORES
pondence of western paper
/" Men lying dead in the street, women Who
carried out the bedding and household goods
were assaulted, and their agonising criss for
mercy were met by mocking groans of deri.
sion. saw poor Irish woman with an In
FAINT clinging to her neck, trying to save her
bed, kicked across the street. and her bed
burned; the Know Nothing Hend CRYING in
derision to her, Worship tho Pope, viii you?''
Wen learn you thar Amerieans soiX RUE
Ams,tea.' tits impossible to tell the number
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GRAND EXCURSION
or TIE
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN,
TO 1fIEEY POINT,

O ThUhSDAHs august %, 1885,
QHE ANGLICAN RIFLEMEN take pleasure
"A .ss pssc sssss e Sss "a s sSs,
have chsrsred The swim ana splendid .tesinsr
BALTIMoRE for the purpose Of giving an es-
ss,;iSs 70 te:t f.ycrs: ysfering Place, PINEY
Owing b the disappointment Of many persons
TO accompany the late excursion 70 Piney Point
In consequence Of the crowded state Of the boat
and. and Is % many persons are DESTROYS Of visiting
the beautiful scenery along our majestic river and
bay, the A merican Rifemen have ben prevailed
sPon BY their friends and the citizens generally,
70 glve an excursion, on Thursday, the I'D, when
themselves, 10 enjoy ricn treat
.Anangements have besu made with the captain
o. sne boat 70 Be at Piney Point at o'clock. when
the Mansion, the invigpsatins hafh or fhe d lea
S SsJ q tns season. me opportunity win be AZ
, Being ds.i.ous q gi,i.g ....sf.e.ioa to our pa
our tickets to Be sold, and the Committee have
determined on NO account 10 permit any improper
Porous On board the steamer.
street AZ OK O'Clock, 80 that we win be enabled 10
reach Washington 1t 70 O'Clock D. M win sion
It Arena dria st AZ O'Clock. 500
-, Il Being imPor ant o save tine, the boat viii
however, been made TO have Omai6usses In wait
Ing to convey persons from the NAVY Yard and
Geosgefown 10 the boat, also for their conveyaD
to their homes, on the return of the excursion
The Rifemen have hxed the price OF icksfs for
the round trip at the low rate Of TWO DOL
LARS, admitting gentleman and two ladies, 20
be had OF the Committee, or af the boat ON the
morning Of the excursion
fine band IL engaged for the occasion
( Refreshments, including Dinner ana Supper
VIII be provided by IN experienced caterer q eig
prices.
CeSsmiftse of Arrangements.
Lieut.. X. T. Knight, Private Jno Y Dom,
Ensign Chas Kemble, Private 8. w. Conner,
Sergt VIM Gibson. an II
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PY virtue Of an order Of distrain from 9. c. Bar.
~ ney, and 10 me directed, for rent due and I'm
arresrs, against the goods and chsttels Of NJ Val
I small pine table; pcdrrtsi; bucket and con.
tents, tin pan, sad irons, lamp and one candle
stick; skillet; iron pot; pair fse dogs a LOT
Of curtains; reception chairs lot Il old carp-t
cook stove and Aytures; LOT Of hne bands; bIass
keftle lot Mating; stoves; set Of cookery;
2buckets; oedstead; furnsce and board; 9 pairs
tongs; two engravings; and 4 marble slab. and 4
hereby give notice that shall proceed 20 eel "a id
goods and chattels on THURSDAY, the 18Th dsy
of August, 1sS5, In front Of the Centre Market
house, az 10 q m, 10 pay said rent due 8. c. Bar
ney. AE. l.. KEEsE, Bailir.
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I'VE have twenty two Mantillas vet on hand
w and az the season 10 90 FAR sdvanced we viii
sell them at just half the former prices for cash
We enumente them: =.
very pretty black lace Mantillss, st "a eacb. for,
ner price % --.l-1 = = =
scolored SIX and lace ruined do, a 50, former
-. price % - 81. n
4 black :ilk fringe trimmed do, IS. former price
3 blacI applique fringed do, ss 50, former price
asuPer black silk do, %, former price SIS
ncn white bridal do, % SO, former price e15
1 extra rich embs oidered bridal do. ais former
price so. MAXWELL BRO,
3ss Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and 10th SIS
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GEO. III. vARNELL & J. w. MANKlNS
House, Sign and Fancy Painters :

WOULD especially call the attention of the
w public to their specimens Of Fancv Sions
to be seen ct all times at their place Of busine~s'
Parsons building and repairidg would do well 10
give US call ~ we are determined to use every
exetion 90 our part to give general Satisfaction
Oh and 1th streets, north side next to the vanum
Old Glazing promptly attended to. 2 gsoi
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MADAME RS ARRIVAL.

MADAME r. respectfully informs the public
w In general, that she win give information In
all the affairs relating 10 Life Health, Wealth,
ties in Business, Absent Friends, Sickness, and
Death, and In respect TO all other subjects
She Is also able to tell the ages OF persons by
reading numbers. All those who wish 70 consult
Madame r., VIII please call soon, az she will re.
main In the city but a short time. She can be
consulted al all hours Of the day and evening
Her name is on the door-No. 33I ID q three
doors from IL tn.
Ladies, 50 cents, and gentlemen the same.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECE.vED ar JOE

NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT JOE
" Shflifngtsn's Periodical Depot
The Escaped Nun, or Disclosures Of Convent Life
the Confession Of Sister OF Charity
The Six days Of Creation, a series Of familiar
Letters from Father 10 his Children
Art Hints, Architecture. Sculpture and Painting
by James Jackson Jsrues
Rose Milton. a romance
Wsikna. or Adventures on the Mosq uito Shore
New Hope, or The Rescue
The Prophets, OF Mormonism Unveiled
Female Life among the Mormons
Mary Linden, an Autobiography
Cleve Hall, The Wrinkles
The Watchman, Doesticks
Peg Wellington
Panorama Of Life and Literature for August, Lit
tells new magazine
All the Magazines for August
Newspapers and cheap Publications at
JOE SHlLLlNGTON's.
odeon Building, cor. ~ ST, and Pa ave
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GUNNER CLOTHING Ar REDUCTD

SUMNER CLOTHING AT REDUCED
~ Prices-We are now offering our large assert.
fashionable and well made garments. at greatly
reduced prices, and In many Instances al less than
cost, thereby offering opportunities TO gentle
nen wishing TO consult economy i'm purchasing
their clothing, and the advantage Of making their
city.
Also, . large assortment Of Bows and chndrvr,s
summer Clothing, consisting a the most elegant
and fashionable styles which we will sell Al
prime cost. WALL STEPHENS
S2 Pa. avenue, next door TO Iron Hall
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ROSE VALE seminary.
Near BlaAensburx Depot.

7FuSHE exercises Of this School win be resumed
on MONDAY, September 3, 1855. The large
airy rooms now In course Of erection will be read
for use, which will add much to the comfort and
convenience Of the pupils. -.Es-j--. - 80
rfurther particulars address Mrs. d. JONES,
(PrinciPal,) Bladensburg, Md.
au 1l-2awlm
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HAVANA SUGAR., 900 lbs. viii e Hayans
L! SUGAR, handsome grain and color, In stors
and for sale low, by ~
- WILLIAM NJ GRIPS,
81 Louisiana avenue, bet. 9th and 9Th sts
an 49, - = ..-L - -
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OLD POINT HOTEL,

SvVHE above Hotel win be closed for the season
\ on Saturday, the nth instant, An cor seonence
OF the prevailing epidemic at Norfolk and Ports
mouth. - - | : :
Acknowledging the very liberal psfronaseer
tended to the hotel by most fashionable and in
teiligent company, the undersigned take pleasure
larged and extensiye Improvement win be added
Tor the next coming business season
c. G. WILLARD BROS.
OID PoISr coHroRr, Va, Aug no, 1855.
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PLEASANT RESORT,

SPRING GARDENS, fformeriy Fayier,s Gar.
~ den) on MI street, between 18th and 18TH opea
every day and evening through the week
On Sunday Coffee, Chocolate, Ice Cream &c ,
Is FOR sale. No spurious liquors allowed on sun
day. CHRISTIAN LIGHTBEckER
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lust D.-Memoirs Of lanes Cor.
- don Bennett and his times.
The Escaped Nun; or Disclosures of Convent
Lie; and the Confessions Of Sister Of Charity.
at JOE SHI LLINGTON'S,
Odeon Building, cor. ~ ST., and Pa, av
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DROvERC REST

u ing the markets OF this vicinity theeS<,,
salesday for Cattle at Drovers' Rest has ZSs5aS
been changed from "Wednesday 90 FRI HH
DAY. The new arrangement % commence on
the 2lth instant LEWIS d. MEARs
1t-6fA
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STEWARDS sKYLiGHT. GALLERY.

nAGUERREOTYPES taken for so cents and
have the finest light in the city, which for soft-
ness and distribution Of shade Is not surpassed IL
equalled in the United States - !
We invite all who want good Pictuses to call
at 34 Pa. aveoue, between 9th and 10th streets
over NJ w. Calf Bro. IS Jewelry Store,
14-lm So Fste-t ~
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EDUCATIONAL,

THE duties OF MISS HOODS SCHOOL for
young children will be resumed on MON
DAY. Sd Of September next, at No. 400 Massa-
,chusetts avenue, near 10th street.
For terms, &c, application can be made at Miss
H,s residence, No. SSs Ninth street, between
and L streets s- auH-s
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NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA.
ID. b. WALTERS, Proprietor.

HAVING purchased the above well known e..
II adjustment, 1 respectfully inform INV ,-x.
friends and the travelling pubic. that the -
house has been thoroughly renovated and r.
newly furnished throughout, and is now open for
the reception Of permanent and transient b. ard !.
es. l. return my sincere thanks to my friends and
the public generally for the liberal patronage er-
tended TO me for the last twenty-thIee years, ard
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same as.
surfing them that nothing win be left undone to
make them al HOME while sojourning at the Ma
tional. ~
N. B-A four horse stage Coach leaves the Ma
tional Hotel every Tuesday, Thursday and sat
urday for Elizabeth City, n. C.. FiIE
au 1o--1m b. WALTERS
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The Current Operations Of the Trsssurv
Department. On yesterday, the 18th August
here were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the Treasury Department.. -. $28, 500 90
War Warrants received and en- =
tered ........."........:. 2s,751 Is
War repay warrants received and
entered. ..........:.......... 100 10
Crawn on account OF the Navy 10000 90
sources. ...."....."........' 2s,sl7 80
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MEMOIRS OF JAMES GORDON BEN.
w nett and his Times, by a Journalist.
au H. FRANCK TAYLOR
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C0PARTNERsHIP.
VINHE undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership under the name and style Of
hAkTLf BRO, for the purpose Of transact
ing a Flour and General Commission bushes. al
lol Water street, Georgetown
n. b. HARTLEY,
X. ID. HARTLEY.
GKoReErowN, ID. c., August !, lsss =
al Sims Dc .a--tf
DAGUERREAN GALLERY FOR SALE iu
II Alexandria, Va. One Of the best rooms ia
Alexandria. VIII be sold cheap for cash. ANY
person who wants 20 learn the business win lie
taught and also viii teach the ART Of Photograph
free. That alone IL worth one hundred dollar, 10
any artist. =
Two Artists wanted TO color Photographs.
Address "R A c." Artist, Aexandris, Va
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a CAhD.-The suescriber inSorma his friends
q and the public that he Is now able 70 attend to
G ~ ne can be found At HIS old stsls,
Senee Mafset, readv TO wait on them. q be
stSsts IA, done heretoiers. The bsst o. BEEF
a. aano.t- mo. WALKER
l.sFv ~ victusliQ,
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE REMOVED.

GEORGE Bremen has removed his well
" known Gentlemen's BOOT AND-Ar
SHOE Store and Factory from llth street III
between Pa. avenue and 4 street TO PsX
avenue, afew doors above Whlards' Hotel -
faction TO all
G. b. has by dint Of great care In pure asinR his
stock, employing none but No workmen and
by his capacity to AZ his customers so as 10 have
his work set very easy on the foot while II al.
ways exhibits the most fashionable style earned a
reputation In his business second 20 that Of no
other custom-work boot and shoe max n IN the
Union He solicits the patronage Of an and his
terms win be most reasonable to an
iy 16-0
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j. Il. SHIELDS 4 Co.,
DKALERsiN 80 : I'LL
RED& WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL,

MRS. A. &. REDMONDsS
NEW Gallery Of Daguerrean Ar and Photo
" graphing Is at No. 200 Pa avenue northeast
corner OF 1ith street, over Pord 4 Bros Drug
Store, Washington. -1- - - -
Ms. r.. h graduate Of whitehrrstss e.t.ha,,h.
ment. la % -
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seventy.hve. Mr.. Haven, of New York is
certainly the favorits of the Philadelphia
platform Know Nothings. North and South
who may possibly muster thirty five votes il
the House, all todd. These calculations are
based On the fact, Of which We are personally
cognizast, that at least eight or ten, if not
more, members elected by the Know Nothings
or with their aid, on whom they calculate,
will be found acting steadily with the Demo
cratic party. The result of the recent cleo
tons, and Of those soon to come off, canno,
fad to have due effect on the minds of those
who mounted Know Nothingism merely as q
stalking horse ON which to ride into publiS
life. Our opportunities for forming correct
Impressions in advance i'm such matters are
equal to those of any one else, and We
have had twelve years constant experience
with the House, sitting near them as a re-
porter, daily, when they have been in session
throughout all that time, and studying tn,
charsc yer Of the individual members in con.
slant familiar intercourse with them. Really,
it strikes us that Know Nothingism is to have
just such strength in the hall, and have il
just so divided mp as to give the friends of the
Administration the never-faiIing control of the
body on all questions wherein they deem i,
necessary to carry point.
The Jaaquard Loom.--A wonderful speci.
men ef art, scorSs at the jacquard Loom In
the .aselisr" OF N. CaFquillat, ct Lyons. i.
now on Wow at Aessrs. Taylor 4 Msury',
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FNOTICE.-The Books of the Columbus
~ Building Association are yet open, and
viii remain open until August Goth, 1855
Persons DESTROYS to subscribe FOR shares can do
50 by making application to the undersigned
9. A. SCHwARZMAN, Sec,
No. Is p: D. Depart or 40 Ninth st.
iv C9-w1w
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by $. ). MCCORMICK, Auetionoer.

A UCTIoN SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURING
II establishment Tuesday, 5h day Of January 1885, at
o. the PREMISES die foot OF Wolfe street. IN the city o
Aexandna Virginia. VIII be sold the valuable manufacturing eslno
lIshment Vaii and Car Maputaciu
lug Company, (brmeIy smih Prrkns)
The ground aud wharves fronting
the Po.omac bounded fows Comm nrifg at
Wolfe ns feet OF Union the line onh
binding alry chan
thence north li6
binding Wolfe and contains about
square ground There
sufficient depth vessels. This
connected BY switch with the Orange and Alexandria
railroad, and improved by the follow buildings, a built OF
aoo 3 U2 second l3 by 81 feet
81 by ~ feet I'd blacksmith chop, "a by 35 fae 3D.
30 teeL The top eompre complete assortment OF modern ma
chincy manufacturing locomotive, marne and station
freight and ofd work of all kinds The machinery
sufficient about 300 advantage and there ample
shop work 500 men, ii required. @
The foundry the ground
bounded Wilkes PHI Gibbon and st. Asnpb sreer (wih the
Of ~ by 5 feet decp and contains exclusive OF
the lot 2a by lis ee about "a 900 feet OF ground ground
by S feet, will be In
cudcd The hs fronts immediately on the Ornnec
raioad Substantial brick
proor foundry 90 by requisite cnpoas Cranes
hasks, sheds for m Class foundry business The
entire properly named, PERSONAL will be sold
iocrt opportunity snvins
pssns capitol o enase in profitable business IN adsar
$4,000 cash 50 037 SO TO be paid tho let
Fehuay lbl, with able semi annay S32 sfb 10 10
be paid the Let Of May s64 with Interest," payable snarieryj
uuay The deferred he made the Isl Of February,
% and Isl of May lt6i be by deed Of fst real and
deed Of the property and
solahle notes with approved endofsera.
hand comprising lumber coal, on bar
end boiler &c, &c.
Terma soo, cash $780, four months, with
Parties desiring property, wishing furthar
formation, will please Apply TO .,.,o. , s,,,
I Dec 5-nawtl5Jan Alexandria, Va.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON. SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 49, 1856
py ,. Q. meoulnE, Aaouonser.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT MEAN
e,y.Dy virtue Of deed OF from Geo r. Massey
hearing date The tnf
teent Decembo 1853, and recorded in beT D. A. 81 No
o. fo sos sos 500 $40 the land records M
Washington the Drci oi Columbia, we VIII sehs a.
Mt McGrts auction public auction Thufsdsy nc
2ih day OF Deeembe 1885, al H hai piece phee q
land the county Washington IN Tue Det oesaid being
whereof anthony Bnimead, died ezdi aun
Anthony isiinead, h conveyed Bozei and Muyhew
which y 10 JUnn Pekfe the pHrl Of lane
lying the Washington and Rockville turnpike foad
And xeenth Of acre,
being lot No George Tayo subdivisions and beginning Tor
tho Of the turnpike road, e end o;
seventy peches measured utterly ison the inter
OF the the Rock Creek Church road
private called Tnyor road leading from the said turnpike
another pa Of the sad of land owned by the sad
Gene Taylor running thence h the sad Washington ard
Rockville tuinpke road morrill, ee degrees west 2 % perches 10
turnpike prches; right with the ad
parallel the said first line 2e46 perchesi and
said ib.rd line aud
said second line 2si6 The limo OF the
ssd beginning beng the lard
which he Ann brown BY obn
sbaets by deed duly recorded in 1883, with The mproyenei
thereon.
Terms balance four equal
rwrlve aud twenour moEt be secured by
Unless Ibe
pied be day SALE the trustees
right resell The risk of the hr purchaser All convey
ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON,
RICHARD IL. CLARKE
T'rlstecs.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
Nov 27--2awads Aucioneer.