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Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the ORR

Il gnal Virginia Military Land Warrant, No
S,966, for 1881 acres, issued on the 22d Septem-
Der, lS4l, in the name of Ann Bronaugh, one of
the heirs OF Lieutenant Austin Sandridge, for his
service as lieutenant in the continental line has
been accidentally lost; and application win be
made to the General Land Office, for the issue Of
script on duplicate of said warrant, in accordance
with the 4th section of the rules and regulations
Of said Office dated November goth, 1852
= THOMAS BRONAUGH,
For himself and the other heirs Of Ann Bronaueh
Nov 29--cw3m
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05

Public Schools.-On Wednesday afternoon
the trustees received letter from Miss Davis, re.
signing the Office of assistant teacher in The first
district school, female department, and Miss Mid
dleton was elected 10 the vacancy. Miss Harriet
Baker was promoted TO the vacancy in Primary
School, No. 3, occasioned by the promotion of Miss
Middleton and Miss Jane Thompson, Of this city,
was elected to 6ll the vacancy made by Miss Ba-
kers promotion.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05

A Citizen, at night, wants to go home, or make
a visit stands at c0rner for ten minutes, wait
ing for an omnibus corns on his toes, perhaps,
walking is painful, and therefore he prefers TO
ride becomes inpatient and moves slowly on
wards, hoping an omnibus will come rafting on
and overtake him; journey half accomplished,
sees the much desired vehicle; holds up his hand
| as signal for the dryer TO stop rushes to the
door; peeping in, the seats packed with peo-
pie, who greet him with the exclamation " no
roomn But as an omnibus is never full, he
either stands up, with difficulty preserving his
equilibrium, or, it may be, is privileged to seat
himself on some kind-hearted male passengers
knees! Fat man will not contract his dimensions
| to accommodate the last conner, who is consider
ed an intruder by those who are anxiously watch
| ing his movements. Anon, the omnibus stops,
another passenger gets the steps; perceives
crowd of people inside; drops off to wait
for the next "bus," or TO walk his journey
the latter mode often preferred by persons in a
hurry Omnibus again halts; lady and gentleman
crowd in; one or two Of the more polite male
passengers struggle out, after paying their fare.
Again omnibus stops; the pressure within is re-
lieved by the exit of human being, who reach
ing once more the earth, treads it proudly as if
just released from prison-house. Omnibus goes
on, halting occasionally, TO take in and drop out
passengers; everybody complaining Of the con.
tracted Accommodations, and looking forward to
the time when the vehicle will be enlarged, either
by being supplied with two stories, constructed
Of some pliable material which will permit OF
stretching dimensions, according 10 circumstan-
ces
We have too much respect forthe horses TO say
anything against them. They perform their duty
without murmuring. II may be spoken TO their
credit that they never inclined 10 run away;
whether because they are too much fatigued TO
do so, or whether their loads too heavy, is not
question appropriate 10 this occasion
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05

GAN AFFAIR OF HONOR so called terminated
fatally near Oakland, California, on the sth utmo
The parties Were Mr. A. Kewen and Col. Wood
lief The latter was shot through the heart, and
expired instantly. The cause OF the difficulty was
a trivial one.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05

Bro LUMP-A nugget" of gold weighing ihre,
and half pounds, was taken out of Hornta
Creek, Mariposa county, California.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05

THREE Ply Collars.-lOO dozen for sale
Il 81 so per dozen, by
WALL & STEPHENS,
Pee IL Pa. av., next door to Iron Hail.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05
COURT OF CLAIMs-WIDOW DAR-
DEN,S HORSE.

Wepublish, in another column, very sensi-
BILE, interesting, and amusing communication
with the caption Of " Court Of Claims" "-"Widow
Darden's Horse" 1t is from the pen of a
gentleman Of stirling sense and Of great ex-
perience in public affairs. We invite to it the
attention of our readers.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05
Gelegraptir.


BosToN, Jan. 4.--The Legislature Of Maine met
and organized yesterday, by the election OF Frank
lin Muggy az President of the Senate, and Sidney
Perha,n as Speaker of the House. The Legisla-
ture will probably choose governor on Friday.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05

CALIFORNIA LIoN.-The Mariposa Chronicle tells
of lion killed on the Chowchilla by Mr.. Ash.
worth, which measured eight feet in length, and
weighed $50 pounds. They day previous, he had
killed and carried of hog weighing $50 pounds.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05

nj EW YEARS PREsENTs.-M w.
IN GAIT 81 BRO will open this day magnif-
cent assortment Of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware
and Fancy Goods, suitable for presents, TO which
they invite the attention OF purchasers.
M. w. GAIT a. BROTHER,
Jan 3--3t Penn. av, betw 9th and 10th sis
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05

Tickets 25 cents-reserved seats, so cents.
N. B.-FOREST HALL has just been fitted up
with Net0 Settees, Mem Stage, and NeW Furnace
for warming, which renders il one Of the pleasant
est and most comfortable Halls now in use.
Jan.4
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-05

PEEL o. STEVENS, AleXandrla, Va.
May "a Wholesale Agents for Virginia.
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PHILA DELPHIA, Oct 22Arr bark Lacona Bcarse, Bos-
tom briggs Royal Sailor Welsh Portiand Mary H. Baxter,
boston; schrs Nancy Pa'sisd. ward Boston Hawkns,
Cobb, Proyiucetown; Sarah Smith, Smith, Boston, Mar.
garet Ann, Dayton, Piermont NY Austin Hall, Boston;
Ganges Harris. Norwich; Mars Brown, Providence;
Perry hanson Nantucket Ocandcr, Pnkham Gloucester;
Maria Jane Crosby EssDor Eus,pr'e Pendlepn do
Ann Eliza Coke, Leeds Providence; Lewis Clark Mathis.
Newport Tabiiha Hannah, Yates, New Haven Phllis,
Turner Dishon Dadem Black Prospects Bay State, Clarke,
Boston; Crosby, Hyc, Dshion; Waterbury, Cook,
CID steamer Sanford, Hand Work ship Java Davis,
fan Juan del Surf schrs Ganges Harris Boston Polly Price,
Price Mobile; Mars Brown Boston, AniAros, Candy, Sing
Sing; Frambes, Frambes Key West Ann Eliza coke,
Leeds Providence; Lewis CLARK Mathis Newport Tsbhs
Point fhiis Turner Diehton; Dadem, Black Bath; Bay
State Clark Boston, Crosby Nyc, do; Austin, WALL, DO.
Disasters, &c.
BARK wAcRAn, nj Boston 2ls inst from Beyrout was In
copa 18th with brig Colin Campbell also ut Boston
The w bad cuwater started lost bboom Ac The o had
and plank shear stove on the port e
BARK LUCINDA Cardiff for New York, which put into
Portland eaky her cargo and gone upon the
scup MARY oovyR for Georgetown. Sc before
,owed up Georgetown In disabled condition the 10Th
Inst
arup Cuas sxrr frankfort Me- Sunday night l<A
In gale anchors and ashore at the mouh
~ Kennebec but OF next high water without much
damage.
Inss or scna Jupcx BAKEnTfe following tecgraphc des.
Eser Esq Secretary the Board OF Enderwrtes:-The
air. Juspe Baker ashore half mile below SauAn ali
Yen up Cargo pearl ash logwood and OF barley,
srcwed along The beach Crew all drowned. No bodies
asLo,e yet
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CITY Intelligence.

A nropEssr p'AxaouIEM.-we pear yesterday
Duchesse d'Angoueme-taken from the garden OF Mr..
j. X. Campbell Weehawken, NJ j., that was superior to
anything Of the kind presented to our view. II
weighed 20h oupces-three than the fine specime
at the horticultural Exhibition, and measured thrice
inches in circumference and six and half inches fro
the stem TO the blossom end Of the core.
LADIES CATHOLIC FAR.-we call the attention Of thos
Of readers who have enjoyed the music at ST. Francis
xavers Church. Sixteenth street. to the advertisement
IN another column, Of fair 10 be held by the ladies' OF
that congregation, during the last week Of this month
II will be n good opportunity for those who appreciate
their obligation, to acknowledge It BY their patronage Of
the fair.
THE FREE scnoors.-The Board Of Education has inst
introduced new ssudy-that Of practical drafting
"a the public night schools. Architectural or mechani-
cal drawing taught in the Clark street school, near
Broome street. the Thirteenth street. near sixth avenue
the Seventeenth street near Eighth avenue the Thirty
9th street, Ninth avenue; the Twentieth street.
rear First avenue and the Fifth street. near avenue ~
II affords fine opportunity for young apprentices
journeymen mechanics TO take the inatry steps IN
this I'm portant art.
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CLEARED
Ship Andover Berry New orleansmwm Nelson Sons
Bark r Davis. Hand Observation-Disclosures, Ryerson
Bark Horn, stiphen London-R P Buck 4 Co.
asrIis s%slsy ssyssnsSss..sssa %sl'%ss;
s s
g,E Tybee Ferguson Charleston and St MArn'ds0rs'
Hpdsy Ns1srson Np Sswo
s scR Tanner Nol;2 9 gS MoSie1Essie Hazard
scR hr saerl1 se'sSn Mott Co.
scsr Ellen: stewart Ennhn.,G risr ns,
New YSII 4dsn: FIsrson
Propeller Oneida stackhouse, Philadelphia Briggs
ARRIVED
sn ship Sty hsaay sas
from No s which lated ay Sept
en- Oct John Breosn
m ss 81 rssss ss wi"
'n Snip Ioess antwerp days with
msss B.
ls 70 g saw s nS o steamer Sas snd1s III s
ship Hudson tremj. Sordsnhos Bremen, days with
m ns
Bark Thets tof Boston, Dodge Tampa samatrs, July
AVS oa g spoke 3 ship Tsiae. eoSs.y.
s s On s snS aSf
night q Boston hence San Tucisco The p put
Bark Elizabeth Means. pasmussen Rio Janeiro So days
with coffee, 70 : k..rck.
barK zee (3r). Hutchinson, Malaga, Sept 20, and 0ora
iar -" with raisins lemons, &c, to Hamilton Co inst
Eel e wish G ws
her Had apparently been some time 10 that
Bark Architect new> Bailey, Rockland, days. in ballast
tomaster.
q, with sugar, to G 4 + Peters.
brig Venus ORR Scott Windsor, Ne, 10 days. with plaster
to u DewoG
Brig Mary walker Savannah Is days., with cotton, &C. 70
Wakean, Dmon Co. Experienced heavy gales and head
schr Alma Or wsyco 8, Johns NF II days, with Ash,
l. Routh Son.
Schr Emily Mankin, wilmington. NC, Q days
SchY MedorA, Rhoades, RockiAnd
Schr Charlotte, Hall Rockland.
Srhr Sarah Louisa, Hix Rockand.
Scbr J M Brainerd, Coe, Portland CT.
Schr Branerd, Hulse, Portland, OF.
Schr John Wright Dickinson Portland, Ct
Sloop Henry, Cole, Portland, Ct.
REruRNED-The Bremen bark Anna Raschel, hence for
goth after proceeding 30 miles from the Hook TO
found be deeply laden and brought back
TO the city to remove part OF her cargo.
One bark and two brigs.
Wind, NV.
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"a, 80, 81 to 81.
u a03, $40, 3s5, 3oq o. 10, 81, 406, a0.. -.
SvrRSxE Corm-Special Term-Nos. III, 200, 102, JOE
IA, lO2 ny, Ile, 1f5, 6s, Isa, 81, Q.
sarrpIop Corsr-Nos. ella 66, %, 49, a55 6Ta, 202
10 Sae eco 70 e2i &C., 6as, eSs, CAL e42, e45 go.
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The Turf.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.
MONDAY Oct. 22.-Match, s20o0-miie heats, best
three IN FIVE in harness
n. woodruff named b. 8. Buz...........2 2 1
Geo Sricer named b. e. Lantern. 2
Time, 2-2:36-2:3a-2:3s-2S4k
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN

COMMUNICATION FROM CITY INSPECTOR
communication was received from Thomas K Down
ing City Inspector in relation to the presentmen offered
by the Grand Jury Saturday charging him with OIL
cial corruption. He says
have not been able 10 ascertain on what evidence
snch eDt found have yet been able TO
have to the find out what "a.
the Official corruption imputed TO the department
But conscious am Of my integrity everything
connected with my official conduct and Of my entire in
Of these charges believing that It'll dema nd
ed by every consideration of public Justice that their
truth flsehood should be at ascertained beg
leave request Of the Board Of Aldermen prompt and
full investigation Of all the affairs of the City Inspector
1his was ordered on the minutes.
From several persons " compel the Eighth Avenue
Railroad Company relay their track and all their
cars to the junction Of Eighth and Broadway.
Referred to special committee.
INSPECTORS OF WORMS.
The report from the other Board TO discontinue the
employment ofinspectors for certain kinds OF works. was
concurred in.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
AlsrrmAn HOWARD offered a report 10 build IN add
tonal room for Engine Company No. IL and Hose Com
pany No 81 Copcurred In. 10 build new carriages for
Hose 55 and %. Concurred in. aA
TIE oFFAL CONTRACT.
The special committee the claims Of VIM. B. Rey-
noids, (amounng TO $50 000) made report which
laid on the table and ordered to be printed The CON-
mee in favor Of granting SOL 1885, provided that Mr.
Reynolds withdraws all further claims withdraws the
suits against the CITY, and releases the city from the pur
chase OF Barren Island.
THE cInFr PofIcR.
Alderman BRIGGS Dtimated that the report of the Com
mitee the Chief Of Police would have been presented
this evening but for the absence member OF the
tee and he hoped to be able to present II Thursday
evening.
Adjourned to Thursday.
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81 the accused had some slgh impression his mind
bunded what he had read OF tine case; " woala NOT
&sn. great deal evidence remove l''
Challenge sustained Mr. Hall making objection, and
Judge Roosevelt ntimstng that IL desirable to get
Jury composed Of persons who had formed no opinion
VIM Brown had read somewhat in the papers about this
case he did not recoect particularly what It was he
read he did not place dependence on newspaper
reports; had formed expressed opinion respecting
the guilt or innocence Of Alderman Herrick; had OPT
MON or impression his mind at this moment whether
he was guilty or innocent; resides In the Ninth ward;
bad heard the discussed In conversation; and
had kind Of impression on his mind either one way or
the other he believed II political squabbe or some
Challenge Withdrawn, and Mr. Brown sworn juror.
Benjamin P. Beekman, resides In Edrdge street, had
particularly the charges against Alderman Her
rick he had Just hunted the paper morning and
Jaw Il but did not take much notice II made no I'm
preston on his mind he might probably have formed at
che time some impression but had not the slightest
Suppression about IT. did hear the matter discussed;
did net know the name OF the principal Witness he was
quite Indifferent In the matter.
Challenge overruled, and the juror challenged for
He had no bias on his mind respecting the charges
ngainst the Common Council does not know Mr. Herrick
except BY sight had heard different men talk about the
matter twice his store and had heard them express
opinions about the matter does not know whether 1t
made any particular Impression his mind; he talked
yord and again. and supposed that word expressed
TO Mr. Ha-My mind is perfectly indifferent as to the
guilt or innocence Of the accused.
Mr. Whiting addressed tho trers stating the law gov.
ernng the competency Of jurors and submitting that Mr.
beekman did not stand indifferent as juror
M: HAN followed, and was proceeding to argue that
and the prisoner.
Mr. Whiting objected to the District Attorney making
any srEumcns IN tne matter He had right to do
The Court Thought II was altogether matter Of prac
uo and supposed the District Attorney would waive his
Ma Ban insisted on his right TO adiress the triers
Sving TO the opposite counsel 10 close II bev chose
Mr.. Whiting replied, and the Court summed nm the
htter. ~ ~
The triers found the challenge untrue and Mr. pae,
son was challenged peremptoriiy.
James Davis was called and answered 10 hts mama
ne challenged for principal cause.-The resides IN the
~ elfh ward does not know Alderman Herrck nor IA.
uoai Wains the prosecuting witness; had heard OF and
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Revolt -Four seamen, Of the ship Constantine we're
arrested on charge Of revolt en- board that snip at
Quarantine.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALBANIA r0R rsw YoaK--ruD DAT.
SUN RISES. 10 NOON SETS morn 05
Port OF New York, October ~, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BOARD OF SUPERV lSORS.
Some few bills ordered to be paid and others were
referred TO the committees.
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD ASSESSMENT
The report of the Committee Annual Taxes reducing
the apprasement of the Third Avenue Railroad FROM
eleven hundred and seventy thousand dollars to three
hundred and seventy thousand dollars, called up
by Supervisor Kelly, who moved its adoption.
Aid. VOORHs moved, as an amendment, that. the re-
ducton be to s67o000 1t being too great jump from
$11TO, OC0 to $37O, 900.
Supervisor WIN. TUCKER thought even the sum named
in the amendment too small but he would vote for it In
preference to the amount recommended in the report
Supervisor KELLY advocated the adoption of the report
of the committee who had fully and carefully examined
the whole matter.
The RECORDER had some doubt If under the statute,
the Board had the right to interfere the law said that
unless exception taken tie assessment within two
days after made it should be taken conclusive
The amendment Of Supervisor voorhis was put and
lost
Supervisor ELY moved amendment that the as
sessnent be reduced to sa7o 000 Lost, by vote Of IL
tot.
On the question the adoption the report Of the
committee there appeared 10 in the affirmative and in
the negative. The report was therefore adopted.
Adjourned to Monday next, q! o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

This Board assembled yesterday afternoon at their
chambers in the City Hail. the President of the Board D.
D. Conover, in the chair. The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved
Petitions and resolutions first in order, but
Of any Importance were offered
The next business was the third reading Of bills but
all that were read and adopted were in reference to
grading and sewerpg streets, all Of which have been
noticed in the HERALD before, except the following,
which gave rise TO some debate -
Report of Committee on Law Department relative to
stage licenses granted by the Mayor to the Madison ave-
nue. stage line. Referred October !.
Upon voting upon this report it was lost. motion
Immediately made to reconsider when the reading
Of the report of the Committee law Department
called for The committee say in this report that they
believe the Mayor had power to grant the ten ad-
ditional licenses and recommend the adoption Of the
following resolution -
Resolved That the additional licenses granted BY
his Honor since the fourth day u April A. d. ISL to the
Madison Avenue Stage Line be- and the same are hereby de-
cared null and void.
The motion to reconsider this report finally
ried and the report then adopted-31 voting in the
afii native and in the negative
After further unimportant business, the Board
adjourned till the first Monday in November next
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TO THE LADIES, ESPECIALLY.
M ANY new things for the present sea-
A large and most choice lot Of superior French
Y Embfoideries
4 Many sets Linen and Cambria, suitable for ladies'
aG In mourning #s#EM 4
: Misses Embroidered Collars and Sleeves E
Ladies Head Dresses IL, f8 yas s
Fancy and Breakfast Caps 81 to84t as
valencsnnes and English Thread Laces
/ Also, q full supply Of Imitation Laeea st
Black French Laces all widths tts hH
Black and White Blonde Lace iHh ~
Black Lace Falls, all prices f e gM
Extra noh Embroidered Muslin Collars and
Sleeves Hs3 arasse
A large and choice assortment of handsome Bon
net and Sash Ribbons ss
Black Bugle Flowers very choice
A large assortment Of French Flowers, roses and
Bunches
Glove Tops, white and colored
A large assortment Of low priced plain and rich
embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
A full supply Of ladies' and misses, Cotton, No
rino, and Raw Silk Hose pl
Children's Merino and Raw Silk Gloves, all sizes
With almost every article usually found in Laco
apd Fancy Store
Keeping nope but the most choice goods, and hay
ing moderate prices. respectfully solicit call from
the ladies wanting articles in my line.
Mrs. B. Il. CUTTINGS,
No. IA, Pennsylvania avenue,
dec l9-6teof Between 9Th and 9th streets.
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CITY ORDINANCES.
AN ACT making appropriation for repairing certain
streets and avenues in the Fourth Ward

AN ACT making appropriation for repairing certain
streets and avenues in the Fourth Ward
Be IL enacted By ne Board of aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the CITY Of Washington, That
the several sums of money herein specified be, and
the same are hereby appropriated out of the funds
Of the Fourth Ward not otherwise appropriated. for
the repairs of the following streets and avenues viz
For repairs of Four-anda half street. from the City
Hall to Pennsylvania avenue, one hundred and
twenty-five dollars
For Indiana avenue, from Third to Four-and- half
street, sixty dollars.
For Fifth street west, from @ to street north,
sixty dollars.
For Louisiana avenue, from Four-and a-half street
TO Sixth, five hundred and two dollars and twenty.
one cents ~
For Sixth street west, from street north TO Penn
sylvania avenue three hundred and forty-nine dol
lars and twenty-five cents.
A. Med. DAVIS,
President Of the Board of Common Council
ROBERT CLARKE,
President of the Board of Aldermen.
Approved, December 10, 1855
JN0. T. TOWERS, Mayor
AN ACT granting permission to james Barnes for
certain purposes.
Be IL enacted, &C., That James Barnes be. and he
is hereby, authorized to keep the hay scales at the
corner Of Second street east and Maryland avenue,
and to weigh hay, straw, and fodder on theN same.
under the provisions of the existing laws upon the
subject.
SIC. 2. Ind be u enacted, That Che law granting
the privilege 10 Thomas Edmonston be- and the same
is hereby, repealed he having transferred said scales
to said Barnes.
Approved December 10, 1855.
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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-. CTTI-
ZENs, AND STRANGERS.

ID j. STEER, Merchant Tailor, 4s5.
- Seventh street. near 0dd-Fellows' Hall. res
pecully invites his customers and all others TO en-
anime his goods and prices before purchasing their
supplies Of clothing for the season.
am prepared, as usual, TO make Gentlemen's
Clothing 70 order at short notice. and in the very
best style known to the trade,
general assortment Of Gentlemens Furnishing
Goods always on hand, dec B--Staw9wf
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TMPORTANT TO PERSONS POSSESS.

INFORMANT TO PERSONS POSSESS
y ING Daguerreotypes of absent or deceased
friends-By late invention and improvement in
the Photographic Art any Daguerreotype may be
magnfed to cabinet life SIZE and finished in pas
tell or oil colors without losing the likeness in the
bursts Gallery, No. 484, Pennsylvania avenue where
they are made at very moderate price, and at a
short notice. Yhey are also made from life.
nov 2S-6m
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-19

kAA ACRES OF LAND ROR SALE.
eJOU This tract binds about three-quarters Of
. mile on the railroad, and about midway between
Washington city and Baltimore. 800 acres are In
wood and timber, the balance in clearing, well fenced
and q small cabin on the place.
This tract will be divided to suit purchasers Terms
will be made easy. Amy one DESTROYS of purchasing
will call upon the subscriber, No. 548 Pennsylvania
avenue, between First and Second streets west Wash
ington city. u. N. GILBERT,
je N-eof Land Agent