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The Connseticut Leeislaturs

HARTFORD, Maya following amend
ment to he State Consultation werc passed in
Senate TO day: To strike out the word "white''
IN the qualification Of electors, and requiring
tho electors to be able to read. To send one
representative only from each town to the
Legislature aud to have but one Capitol of
tie State instead of two. These proposed
amendments are required to be submitted the
action Of the people Of tie State.
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may I'D
Wood Engraving and Lithographing.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
Washington, May l9, 1855.
PROPOSALS will lie received at this Office until
L the Both day Of May instant, at IL O'Clock, m :,
for drawing and engraving upon wood, IN the high
est style OF the art, twenty four more quarto
pages (sx by nine inchcs) of scenery TO illustrate
Reports OF Surveys Of Route for Railroad to Pacific
Ocean.
Also, for drawing and engraving, in the sane
style, sIxty-ive or more small geological illUs,Te-
tUEs and views TO accompany saiae work
Also, for drawing and engraving in the same man.
ner, TWO or more views 10 accompany Report of
Lieut. Giiliss.
Ali these engrav!ngs will be required to be drawn
upon the bloc ks Ia The very best style and the draw
ing submitted 10 this Office for correction or ap-
prevail; and when such drawings are approved, tie
cnCravings 10 be executed ia the neeiest manner.
Proposals will also be received until the same dat.
for drawing in crayon. in the highest style Of the
art, upon stOne and printing i'm one, two and three
tints, twenty-three thousand more copies of
twenty four or more QusrtO plates (six by nine
Inches) OF Illustrations TO accompany Reports OF
Survey of Route for Railroad IN Pacific Ocean.
Proposals will also be received for drawing and
printing portion Of the work last above named,
and printing in cOoIs.
The illustrations will be open at this Office for the
inspection OF those persons DESTROYS OF bidding for
the Sane until the closing of the bids, and any in
fJrWatiUn desired will also be furnished.
The paper required !or printing the Autographs
viii be furnished Ivy this office.
Contracts will be entered into with, and bend,
with security viii be required from, the successful
bidders, for the faithful execution OF their
The bills will state, separately, the price, and but
cne prlcs for each class Of work bid iOT, and the
tmc required for the execution OF the work or Dor
lions OF the same and must be addressed TO "a. G.
Seaman, Superintendent Of Pubic Printing! Wash.
iugton, d & ," and he plainly endorsed 'Proposal,
| for Wood Engraving or "LithosraPhing."
A, G. SEAMAN
may 2i-iT Superintendent.
ETO0LSCAP WRITING FAPERS of Tue GDssl
i uhi also OF the Cheape, KINDS
! iu's" supply JUS received direct from the man
u:ac:ur -, -iOi safe Al unusually low prices.
may IL PPANGk TAVI IN
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the George Law.

NV YORK, May A.-The U. mail steamer
George Law arrived here about II to day,
bringing sl7 passengers, and 81, 1924 900 treas.
ure, principally Consigned a. follow: Wells,
Fargo Co, s227 900; Metropolitan Bank,
s2Oo, 900; Drsxel & Co, $2oo, 900; ". Hove
4 Co., $50, 600 Bank Of America, Ss4 900: =.
Kelly Il Co, $4,000; Ross Faloonsr 4 Co.,
s2S .C0s; Thes. Walton & Sons, SIS, 900; J. K.
ID ,dgc, SIS 600.
The George Law brings Cslifornia dates Of
! the LIST inst.
The passengers were brought down BY the
Golden Gate. Her passengers report seeing
the steamer Sonora going into San Francisco
Tbs California news ID generally unin.
portant.
The adjournment Of the legislature has bssn
postponed for week. Nothing has bssn done
in regard to the Senatorial question.
An act to levy capisatior tax Of $50 upon
every Chinaman arriving in the a.s has teen
passed by the Legislature, and bill to tsks
the State prison out Of the hands of the les
.eS has been adopted. Bills to reineorporste
tho city Of San Francisco has passed beth
houses Of the Legislature, but they do not ex-
&C ly tally in their provisions.
Walkers expedition FIR Central America
had not sailed when the Golden Gate left, but
preparations were making Cor an early de-
p&rture.
The United States Land Commissioner bad
rejected FIVE claims held by Jose Y Linen
tour, under alleged Mexican titles, for more
than ,OGO square miles Of land ia the State,
AID it was supposed that uldsr this decision
In these cases, the similar claim Of Liuentour
to 5000 acres in the city limits Of San Fran
cisco would be rejected. .
4 discovery OF gold had been made at Santa
Islbsl.
Ia San Diego county, the usual number Of
lyn ,hirgs and murders had been committed.
Sandwich Island dates of April 18th have
been received. L. Swan, Of the firm Of Swan
& Clifford, has been de.ectcd in circulating
si4 600 worth Of forged whalers' bills; and ii
ws' suPpoted that the total Of his operations
in this kind Of 6parciering would reach
100000. Both partners abeconded before the
develop ments were made.
The Hawaiian Council was in session.
The wreck Of the Golden Age is reported to
have baen towed to Tabogs, where she was
besched.
An important bili<educing the FIRST duties
has passed tie legislature.
In The San Francisco Markets trade has con-
sidsrably improved in amount.
LarSs shifmcn's Of Aour have been made
fer Australia, and tho clipper ship Charmer
Is Low taking in a cargo for tba. market.
California wheat is purchased for 75c per
bushel for the Now York market.
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may 23-d
By j. G, MCGUIRE, Euet.oneer.
GALE OE ZINE NORTHERN O. ARRIAG

By j. g meGUIRE, ENct;onser.
GALE OF FINE NORTHERN e RRI AG E
- Horses, Harness, Carriage, BIggy, and Mich
COWS On THURSDAY, the Glib instant, at ~
"'rock, liz ont ofihc residence CT ia: tain VI. Il.
Shield, on Franklin Square, Will be- sold
One PAIR superior bay northern hrrses, years
DID, perfectly Mid in single double harness: one
very snowy AID superior parade or saddle horse
the other fast iTOtter and buggy horse. They arc
probably the fastest pair of horses in Washington.
One handsome caiecbe, nea'y new, built by one
OF the best makers in the country. Can be convtrt-
cd INTO a close or open carriage
One shifting top tr0tiEs buggy, nearly new, Of su-
PCror finish, and acknowledged TO be the handsom-
CT vehicle In The Disircr
Ones Z light double harness, made by q Superior
maker, and used but few years.
O3c Sc; good single harness.
One fac mitch COW.
Terms: 500 aud under cash over iha; sum q
credit OF 60 and 80 days for Ectes satisfactorily en-
dolSed, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
may 23-d AUCtinupPT,
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u The most valuable cargo ever shipped
down the Lakes, from Milwaukee, was shipped
last week from that place for Buffalo, and
destined for New York. II consisted of S45
boxes Of bacon, valued at S39, 247 Is; 28l2
bbis and tierccs Of lard, valued at $6I, 1864 ;
and l277 bbls. mes and clear pork, valued at
SZ3432 The total ys'ue Of the cargo was
$I2l SAB I6
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( PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE FOR RENT
n on the most accommodating terms, TO a re-
sponsbie tenant. The occupant being DESTROYS Of
leaving the city from the LIST June to November LIST
Ii can be had longer if desired II is well and hand
somoly furnished, is filed with profitable
and respectable boarders, and being near the Patent
and Post Offices, will always command any number.
Address 81 M" City Post Office, for lut Their partc
u!ars. NAV 81 3ts
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N TLUNes-LUNas-we refer our reader. to an advsr-
ussment IN another column, for full particulars
Of the most remarkable cures for all description
OF the lungs discovered virtues have b.en
to by hundreds who have obtained their knowledge the
best OF all NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CAUTI0N.-Dr CURTIS'S HHGEANA Ia the original and
Only 8ehuhe artlcle 23-1m
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n ySS0AH WALKER CO., Marble Hall Clothing Erpo-
rum, under Browns Hotel, respectfully announce
that their display Of Spring and Summer Clothing is
ready for inspection comprising OF Coats
Vests and Psntsloons aud richest designs in
material trimming and workmanship. To gentlemen who
stIdy excellence with economy In fashionable articles of
dress opportunity for selecting Is offered from Of the
largest and attractive stock OF goods offered In
this city at q very reduced scale Of prices. ap17
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still in the ascendsncs.-The jures Of each of the late
Airs at Baltimore Richmond and New York awarded er
highest premiums 10 j. r. w. for their superiority of Pho
tosrrphs, Stereoscopes and Dacuerreotypes exhibited
Mr.. w. also received two Medals the Worlds Fair
don, and premium at Crystal Palace, New York.
Also the arst awards of the Maryland Institute for three
years past
whitehursrs Gallery in this city is Pa svenus bsv.
~ and 9Th s.reets. feb IL
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,ES The Philadelphia Inquirer says a bic
domestic tragedy has occurred at WheeIoek. a
village in Cheshire; Mr. James Sproston, a
cabinet maker in respectable circumstances
having slaughtered his wife with a sword
and afterwards blown out his own brains with
pistol: Unfounded JEALOUSY on the part of
the husband led to the deed.
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BUNKER HILL.-The dramatic diorsma n
n ens Battle OF Bunker Hill opens Tonight At
Vou Felows Hall, Navy Yard. and viii No
ooaot ara crowded house = I, Is a m aonia.
cent affair, worthy the attention Of ali.
mr. COMMUNICATED.
iuI. Editor Having learned from q reli-
acre source that my name was used by a gen.
semaa who addressed meeting of anti Know
NYtnings In the Seventh Ward, last night, in
relation to my election as ono of the commits.
sioEeis Oh the election, saying that was elect
~ as an anti Know Nothing, but from my in
lmacy with Mr.. Thomas Lloyd las ID been
seen arm IN arm with that gentleman on tie
AVenue) that it was probable was o Know
Notnlpg, or he (Mr. Lloyd was endeavoring
to make me oDe
In reply to this, wish ii to be distinctly Nm.
defstoed that am not me nbsr OF spy secret
Political party, never have been, ror aver
expec, to be. But, at the same tine, / cannot
CONCEIVE as an anti Knew Nothing, that /
snouid shun the company of all persons who
in dinel with ms in politics, as am engaged
Id business which will, necessarily, bling
W NJ In oyntac. with persons who may be Know
ways expressed myself, whom there was a ne.
oessiiy Ior II, against what believed to be the
ann OF u party, as many Of them will testify
- also consider myself freeman, 1nd have
tI,gat 70 associate with such persons as my
business OK other engagements may bring me
IN contact with, whether they be Know
Nosnings or not, without being looked upon
wiln suspicion, or made the subject of remarks.
AS Ter my election as commissioner of the
erection, 1t was without my knowledge or con.
sent tnat my name was used and [ should
nave declined, upon learning of my election,
II mad not been waited upon by sati Know
Mornings, requesting ME to serve; as, if 1 de-
cilned there would have been Know Nothing
elected to bill The vacancy. Under these CON.
$40 81 celstions consented to serve, and hope
.his VIII satisfy any person who has doubts as
to my politics E s AIIrY
Washington, May "a, 1855. l*
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New York Markets

New YORK, May 2i.-Cotton is unchanged.
Flour has advanced l2tc; good Ohio, $40 37a
Sl0.62; SOuthCrn's firm with an upward ten.
dsley. Wheat-Prices are sitter, but not
quotsbly higher. Oats are upward snd firm.
Corn has declined l2tc; Western mixed 81 la
Sl14 Beefis Erm with an upward tendency.
Lsrd is dosnvard and dull. Whisky is up.
ward and firm.
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK, May "a Stocks are better but
inactive. Money is easy. Sales ihis morning
OF Erie Railroad shares at 4Ss; Reading, So :;
Panama bonds, 100; New York Central, Gil;
illinois Central. 93i.
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SINGULAR SrORY.-A rumor is quite current
II Europe, and the statement has appeared in
several foreign musical journels, that the
United States have passed law imposing a
tax CT four hi.ndred dollars on each foreign
musician visiting this country.
Boston Ty1nsoyfDt
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III "a oEChET FOB THE LADIES-HOW TO PRESERVE
~ Rssuty.-Dont Chalk Lily white or any Of the
socsed cosmetcs to conceal faded salow complexion
you would have the brought back cheek
clear healthy and transparent skim vigor
FUSED throush the system get bottle Of Corters Spanish
mixture and take 1t according to directions. ii does not
taste quite as well sweetmeats but IL doses
you do not ind health and beauty revivny your
elastic and vigorous and the whole and
ihvisorsted like Spring morning. then Is hope
iess ana all the valuable certificates for
nsusht IL IA the greatest purifier of the blood kno n Is
perfectly harmless and at the time powerfully eca
cious
h.'See advertisement.
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$500 REMAPD.

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be given for
IA The apprehension and conviction Of The person
or persons who murdered William Osborne CT Wash
ineOn county, Distric, OF Columbia, about the
9Th day of February last, on his way from me Co
iumba Mills, TO his home, az the old Race Ground
Course. JONAH d. HOOVER,
Marshai OF the District OF Columbia.
NAV l5-lw
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=, SELL;-The City Marshal of Bangor,
u a'ne sss1og man drinking something out
81 b9-de' offered bin thrse liars 20 tell
n n'i VLsre no got it Tho money was paij
.. 81 aud p3cketed, and the MarshaI 1ss .bown
~ 'as pump The bottle contained wate-
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 24-Flour is firm; sales Of
500 bbls Howard street brands at $40. S7f
Wheat is dull at yesterdays prices Corn
has slightly improved sales of white at 81. 0Ss
81 90; yellow at 81 .06s$I OF.
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m " Odd
By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auction..r.

By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auction.er.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT PUB
- lie Sale.-On FRIDAY afternoon, May a5h, at
6o'clock, on the premises, shall sill part Of Let
No. 81, in square No. 1885, fronting IS feet on las
sachusetts avenue between 9Th and 18th SITS. west
running back l6i fet together with tine improve
ments, consisting of small frame dwelling house,
containing three rooms.
Sal peremptory
Terms: One half cash; the residue in mon tbs,
with interest, satisfactorily secured. -
JAS. G. Mcguire,
may sd Auctioneer.
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED At
IN SiIiLLiNGTON'S.
The Two Guardians, By the author OF Hear:sease
and the Heir Of RedclSf
Ladies' National Magazine; for June
ballOu's Magazine, for JUICE
New York Journal, for June
Yankee Notions, Tor June.
All tie Ns| Books and every thing iG the STA
TONER linz, fcT sale n
SnILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Oiecn Building, cor. ~ 81, and Pa ay.
may 2l-
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EfOR SALE-A LOT OF GROUND IN THE
4 most thliving par; of the city, improved in pa t
and is under rent al two hundred dollars "A wear II
Is situated on Ninth near street, and has front
OF 10 feet on Ninth street by - feet inches deem
The above property will be sold at bargain for
cash or on time, as the purchaser may desire, bv
paying One-fourth cash. For particulars enquiie of
JAMES o. WHITNEY, on e, betw. 18th and l3h
streets. NAV 0I-o,u
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For Sale and Rent,

ENoR SALE OR RENT.--The owner of hotel,
Il now engaged in another business, wouIi ike
to sell his entire stock and fixtures, aud if demand
ed, the house stuatcd on Pennsylvania avenue with
good Iun Of custom on liberal terms Particular
ct CHARLES WALTERS
Agency and Intelligence Office,
sra Seventh st. opp. Centre Market.
NAV 0j-3is
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NOR SALE OR RENT-A NEW TWO STORY
and attic Brick House with two story back
building. containing large Hall and ten good rooms
To carCfuftenaHt the rent Will be very moderate
For further particulars enquire of Mr. PHILIP
MACKEY, corner Fourth and streets.
mau Ia,s
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- d. GILMAN, Druggist, has removed to s2s Seventh
W. street opposite to the Patriotic Bank and Is
pared to I'LL all orders for Medicines Paints Oils and Glass
accommodating terms Strict attention will be paid to
physicians prescriptions at all hours Of the day ard night
The night bell Is on the right of the store door.
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GARDENING.

HARDENING performed by good practical Gar
" dener. who understands all the branches appcr-
tanning u the business. They will undertake 10 lay
out gardens in the most approved style by the job,
dap, week. or il necessary by the year, and keep the
same in ORDER w. HARDIN co,
Ne. 470 18Th street,
may 2i-lws two doors south Pa. avenue.
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EOR SALE A QUANTITY OF BRICK YARD
Il Tools, Used but a short time. AI-o, one @;
Smiths machines, Tor brick making, (f1r steam CT
horse pOwrr,) has only been used few days on &C
count OF the clay
Apply to Stephen Castar, corner of l. street south
and New Jersey avenue, or to the subscriber IT his
office, Smithsonian Grounds.
may l7-la* GILBERT A. CAMERON.
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Arrival CT the America.

Bosros, May "a The British mail steamer
America arrived here this forenoon.
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20 The Legislature does not seem to get
iairiy to work yet. Large bodies move slow. I"
sam Tell down and broke his crown" In Mas
aoauseits, and, perhaps, he has concluded It
yes. 70 JeS ms 10Oy carefully through Con-
hectlcut-NeU Hursn Rrptstsr.
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HooyLAND's oELEBRATEp GERMAN DIT

There few things which afford greater pleasure
than sitting down write notice of the celebrated Roof
land German Btters because fully conscious
public benefit and heart tells that
notices many have been induced take these
and been rescued from death by Dyspepsia liver complaint
&C. the OF which II Il certain II s prepared and
cold only by Dr. O. NJ JACKSON at the German Medicine
Store, No. 40 Arch street, Philadephis.
See advertisement. 2-sm
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NOR RENT-THE TWO NEW HOUSES ON
II Pierce street, between l. and NJ streets, con-
tanning six rooms each, with basement and Z large
yard attached. To punctua tenants the low rent
of eight dollars will be charged monthly. EnCure
OF the owner. opposite the premises.
may l5-2w. CUAS. THOMA
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TJoE receives all the Books and News
rspeSs Published. He for Harpers and AL
the other Magazines, snd readers Will always
large good of Bsnk Books sad Stationery
his Bookstore. 0de0n Building. Pa aud ~
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WASHINGTON STORE.

i AIDES, you must not forget that we still
IL Offering great bargains in Dry Goods.
We name in part
Mouselins and Cashmeres at l2X cents cost 20
Fine fast cOloref Lawns at 8 cents, cost llA
Yard wide bIeached COttons, only 64 cents
White and eOlOrcd Grape Shswls at half price
Cotton Shectngs all widths less than they can be
bought elsewhere
Plain Challeys, only l64 per yard
Fine French Girshams, only % cents
Ladies' black Hose at cents
Linen Table Damask very cheap
few pieces left, beautiful styles, Brillians, only
% cents
Rerege de LANES for 1919 cents, worth 25
Plain, dotted and Embroidered SwsS Muslins very
cheap
Our customers will please remember that all IL
the above Goods must be sold by the LIST OF July
We lave also a few pieces Silks different styles
which will be sold without regard 10 cost.
Nc. 10, opposite Centre Market
NAV Qt--lW
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'.rEE UNDER. TGcEIs are now working
the Stone Quarry formerly occupied by Major
VIM Il. Scott, and are prepared to furnish STONE
at the usual market rates.
HUMPHREYS u WILLIAMS.
GEORGETOWN, Nav l5-lmr
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hRAWING BOOKS from Paris and London, i'm
L ported emsci by the unds Isigned, o. vSiicua
kind and description, Landscape D,aS leg f;Gw
eIsI hhie'si Life, the Human Figure, PtIsPel tive
Architectural! Drawing, sc.
may II FRANCk TAYLOR,
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ENTS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Al Sl5O year will be received for the rent %!
those new and convenient Cottages at Kendall
Green with two acres of ground, stable, wood shed
and other cOnyeniences attached. Pumps of rure
water are near The door, and communIcat on is had
with Georgetown by way Of II and Seventh streets
and Penn. Avenue, morning and afternoon, al TIE
Usual fare, for the accommodation Of clerks in the
departments.
To secure the advantage OF this great reduction
of rent immediate application must be made 20 the
designed, either by letter, at his house at
enGaii Green, after Office hours, where the t"ys
may be had anl The houses inspected III any time.
Several of these residences will be Sold on liberal
terms. WA STICKNEY,
No 4, Kendall Green.
N. B.-Rents paid quarterly in aGUGncc.
aPT 9, lS55-tf
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ORGANS FOR SALE.

A SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN; and a
N fine Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, both now
ON exhibition at the Metropolitan Mechanics Fair.
They are from The manuiactory of HENRY ERBEN
of New York.
For terms, sc, apply to Prof. sCHEEL, on 18th
street, north of +. HENRY ERBEN
teb Nj-eoff
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- or Rent will either sell my Farm on tie
Georgetown ard Rockville Turnpike, 9 miles above
Georgetown, adjoining Tennailytown, or will rent
to good tenant, The house and garden, (inclTGing
furniture, If desrcd cow, Sc, Tor the su nI.er-
Gail on the subscriber, at Mrs LYLES'S, adjoin-
ing. THOS MARSHALL
NAV lJ- lot
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"ANTED-EVERYBOD TO KNOW THAT
w they can get lot "a feet front By 100 feet
deep, for the low price of S15-payable So month
without interest. Apply at the Union Land Office,
7lh ST., above Odd Fellows Hall.
ap 28-3m JOHN FOX, Sec.
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INOR SALE-FOUR NEW TWO-STORY fran.
Il Houses, with back buildings, containing SIX
rooms zach, sitn ,tcd an East Capitol street, bew
n ard oh streets, which will be sold low and on
liberal credit
apply 10 o. A. DAILY, Dentist.
may l9-eo3i corner llth 81. and Pa. ave.