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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-05

o-Choera having already made its appearance in the
South and West viii be well for all to know that the
reliable preventive is Dr.. HOststteTs celebrated
Sfomeeh BiNrs These bitters taken before meals, as
rer eeiions on bottle. have proven their virtues
beyond doubt During the sckIy season last year in
Pittsburgh, as well here and elsewhere, they were
found Invaluable and are represented done more
for tue sufferers being taken with the cramps
than any other medicine MARKET hence the necess-
ty Of settiuga supply in time.
For sale by druggists dealers generally everywhere
I aud by
! THOMPSON & PATTERSON.
| oca5 LAUGHLISS q BUSHF1El.D.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w-The Ho4RHoUND BALSAV prepared by t. H.
LoRn Co. is an excellent cough remedy. 1t relieves
hOarseuess. tsrness ia the chest, etc. in shOrt time.
Price IS cents
"PIepared and for sale by
7. H. LOGAN & CO.
Oesr bridge corner. Druggists.
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINoTURE.
As atOnie-sIterave and blood Puriher-it certainly
valuable medicine.
Hundreds have been relieved by it a,er years Ofsuer
ing. Read the testimony ia another column.
T. H. LOGAN & Co.
OesI Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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German Language.
THE undersigned offers his services lie public as in.
i structOr in GxRMAN LANGUAGE. Clerks aud business
generally, well those who wish to obtain a
knowledge OF the poetry Language spoken hy about 20
millions OF will tird profitable to lessO u.s.
Single lessons 90 each class of six more per.
sons 81 each for 12 lessons, payable in advance.
TIL ItIELSCHER,
oct3I 1wd Editor OF the Wheeling Republican,
STACEY HOUSE.
[nrPosITE THE COURT ROUSE AND FOUNTAIN
ZANESylI.I.Es. a.,
j. NJ. Scott & ]. NJ. Wallace,
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FLOUR! FLOUR !FLOUR!
THE subscribers will have constantly hand in the
future gcea brands az family and sureriHe Flour
for sale by the single barrel larger quantities,
which the attention OF the public respectfully invited
uny2 GILL, & GO
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WHEELlE0, OCT. SIN %
shown By g. SOLOMON aud have used pair preseNt
cd by him. find them very superior, and with pleasure
Ocl1 A. p. WHEELER, NJ ID.
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PRINCES BAY OYSTERS
I'm THE SEIRLII,
RECEIVED DAILY AT THE
V 3 r A n D All.
NEW LEGAL PUBLICATION.

NEW LEGAL PUBLICATION,
"A 9uurGcrly LAW journal,
Edited by 4. u. Gitisqn, OF the u rh1lond Bar.
CCNrRIBuIoR<-WM GREEN, of Culleper; PtOG ! B.
MUEOR, University OF Vas w r JONES, author OF "Es
says LmitOUS.'' j. W. Matthew's author OF ''Guide
10 Commissions in Chanccry;'' a. H. SAXns author OF
History of Suit in Fquy and other pro esonal gen
emen OF well known alb lily aud learning. have agreed
to contribute &c the columns Of the Journal.
II above will he published on tile 1St OF January,
1876, by j. w. Randolph, Richmond Va. PERSON. dis.
posed to iavHr the enterprise will please call and
anime prospectus at
WILDE & BROTHERS.,
Agents for the Publishers.
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than three thousand 10 four tAousasd recruits
for the foreign legion by the British agents on
the Continent, independent Of some three
thousand Swiss.
In Grea: Britain the Democratic movement
Ia gaining ground.
The Queen condescended to publicly bestow
medals upon the private soldiers who hsd 70.
turned wounded from the Crimea. The dis
trioution took place at the Horse Guards
A hne military spectacle was presented.
victoria handed over 500 medals In the space
OF an hour, commdncing with the Duke OF
Cambridge, Earls Cardigan and Lucan, Do
Lacy, Evans, &c, ending with the private
s,ldiers. Great enthusiasm was manifested.
In the evering the queen gave . banquet
at the riding school, Buckingham Palace.
The party consisted Of $50 persons, compri-
log all the non-comnissioned ON ers and men
who wero decorated With the medals. The
Queen and Prince Albert visited the riding
s,hool during the repif:.
A bill 10 abolish the Church rat.s was car.
ried to a second reading in the House Of Com.
mons against the Government BY twenty sight
majority. Mr. Rocbusk had submitted . 70
report from the Committee Of Inquiry. No
tice Of an inquiry was given whether RuGa
and the United States are to enjoy the sxclu-
sive trade with japan.
Lord Peterborough proposed q motion Of
want Of confidence In the Ministers Of the
House Of Lords On the l4th inst bis lord
ship opened the debate in q speech against
the ministers, and denounced their making Of
appointments from favor instead Of from merit
Lord Panmure replied, and Derby and others
continued the debate-7l for the resolution,
and 1s1 against Ii
Lanysrd's motion Of want Of confidence
comes up in the House Of Commons on the
24;h, and Miner Gibson's on the 2lst
Administrative reform meetings have been
held in Norwich and other places.
The Mayors Of London and Liverpool have
refused to accede to the acquisitions Of the
citizens.
1t is rumorsd that the King Of Sardinia Is
negotiating a marriage with Victoria's eldes,
| daughter.
FRANCE
The Universal Exbibitioned on the 18th.
The Emperor and Empress were present, all
| the great officers OF state, and about 500 per-
sons. The Emperor delivered an appropriate
speech.
Pianori was executed at Eve o'clock In the
| mDrRing. He refused TO make any develop
| ments, and was exclsiuing Vire Ia Rspp6-
| t:que' as the knife fell
| II is said that the Emperor is about TO issue
manifesto to the army in the East stating
his reasons for not proceeding to the seat Of
war.
SPAIN.
| madrid, MAY 1.-THE nomination Of sue.
csssor to Cueto, Minister to the United States,
has been deferred until after the arrival Of the
next mail from Havana
EAST INDIES.
The East Indian mail has been telegra . he'd
with Calcutta dates of April 10th. A treaty
has been signed between Dost Mohamed and
he British of perpetual peace. There are
rumoNs Of preparations on the part Of the
King of Ava against the British.
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Aaet,on..r.

H'W0 FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUG
j tion.-Oh THURSDAY, the 24,h instant, at 6
O'Clock p. m we shall sell in front Of tic premises
part of Lot No 2, in Square 437, with the improve
ments, which are two frame Houses. one contain
ing three and the other nine ROOMS; each house
fronting twelve feet on south G, between 7th and
9Th streets west, with five feet alley between the
two, making the whole front 90 feet, running back
&c feet inches.
Terms: Onefourth cash; balance i'm six, twelve
eighteen, and twenty four months, on notes bearing
interest
deed given and deed OF trust taken.
Tile indisputabie.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
may I'D Auctoneers.
o. The above sale - postponed I'm
consequence of the rain until MONDAY, the 18th
instant, at the same hour.
GREEN & SCOTT,
may 2S-d Auctionsers.
81 The above ss1e 10 further post
poned until WEDNESDAY, the Both instant, same
hour when the sale will positively lake place, as
the owner intends leaving the city.
Title indisputable
GREEN & SCOTT,
may ~ ID Auctoneers.
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may % ID

By j. q. Meg UIRE. AucttonesT.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FOURTH
Y street, between and p, fronting on 'sJudaia-
~ Square," at Auction Il shall offer for SALE in
front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the Both
instant, at O'Clock M, the north half Of lot No
s. in Square $751; about 25 feet front by SO feet four
inches deep
This lot is eligibly located, being only squares
from the Patent and Post Offices, and in a rapidly
improving section Of the city.
Terms: One fifth cash the balance i'm G. -, ls
and "a MONTHS the deferred payments TO bear inter
est, and to be secured by deed Of trus, upon the
propesty. JAS. c. MCGUIRE.
may 25- ID Auctioneer
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may 30-eoSd
BY <. $. WRIGHT, Auctioneer,

GEORGETOWN.
nRY GOODS AT AUCTIOS.-OnTHURS
~ morning next, the 3lst instant, al O'Clock a.
m, al Store No. l20 Bridgs street, Georgetown,
shall close out, without reserve, my remaining stock
of Dry Goods, consisting Of
Dotted Swiss Muslins, Prints
Swiss and Cambria Edgings
MousseIine DeLaines, Kid Gloves
Lise Thread and Cotton do
French BombaZine and Apacas
Linen Drills, Pantaloen and Coat Stuff
Vesines, Hosiery, Bareges, Shawls
Weddings, Ginghams, Fringes, Buttons
Blankets, Carpeting, sc.
Sale positive
Will be added
large addition of Brown and BIeached Cottons.
Terms liberal and al the sale.
M. L. WILLIAMS.
E. 8. WRIGHT,
may 2e-dts Auctioneer.
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New York Markets

New YORK, May 30.-Cotton is frm, with an
upward tendency Flour has advanced I2tc !;
good Ohio, $lO25sslO so; Southern is un-
changed, with moderate business Wheat
The market is Unsettled; sales of white Mich
igan at 50 SO. Corn is trife higher; mixed
$i.06aSl.09 Pork is sitter, but not quotsbly
higher. Beef is unchanged Whisky is dull
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Episcopal Diocess Convention

BALTIMORE, May 3O.-Tbe Episcopal do
csse Of Maryland met IN convention this morn
ing in st Peters Church There was a large
att. Ddanse. Ike convention sermon was
presched by the Rev. Ethan Allen. Bishops
Whittingham Of Maryland and otey of Ten
nessee were present.
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DAMS. PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES,
u &c, &c.-We have now in store large vari-
ely of fine and common Fans, Hanison's and Lu,
bins celebrated Perfumery, Brushes, Combs, roo,h
Powder, playing and visiting Cards, fine Po,tmon
2 aies, Cigar Cases, Card Cases, Baskets, Canes
&c &C, all CT which we are selling out II low
prices TO suit the times at the Piano. Music, Sta
uonery, Perfumery, and Fancy Goods Store Of
JOHN F. ELLIS,
SOC Pa avenue, bet. OH and 10th s,s.
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, May 30-S,ocks are dull and
heavy. Money is unchanged Erie, 49E I;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 81; Little
Miami Railroad, 100; Cumberland Coal Com
pany, %; Reading Railroad, Ssh; Canton
Company, 2el; Pennsylvania Coal Company,
llO!; New York Central Railroad, e3f; Mis-.
souri, 6's 93s
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Baltimore karkets

BALTIMORE, May 29-Flour is lie higher;
sales Of 900 bbls. Howard street at 81. The
market is sitter. Wheat lie dull and I'm 4.
changed Corn-Ssles of white at $I07.a
81 10; yellow 81 90.
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wantS.

WANTED A YOUNG WOMAN, A SIT
w uarion as Chambemaid, waiting on he table,
and IN do plain sewing, or place to cook, wash,
and iron in small family. Address "E'' at this Of
fee. NAV 3O-lta
DAKER wANTED-ONE WHO understands
ID Pastry and Confectionery
Apply at WILLARD'S HOTEL.
may 2S-1w
"ANTED A situation by young man WHO
w has been cut Unemployment for some months
would like to get in some wholesale or retail gro
Gerry, having been in the grocery business for the
last eight years. The very ST of reference given
rs 10 character. Address n note to NJ. Y, al Star
office, will receive attention. may 2s-3;.
VA ANTED Immediately, five brick makers and
W four of-bearers, TO go in the country make
No. 81, north A, between First and Second streets,
Capitol Hill. may 2S-3t.
VIZ AN II ED-A PARTNER TO WORK A
w Stone Quarry and contract for sale OF Stone
TO Government! and Others there being now great de-
nand for stone. This Quarry is Immediately oppo
site Georget wn. Large shanty, blacksmith shop,
and every implement on the spot TITS quarry fur
nishes the best and largest truck Stone, &C. A
chance is now offered. Cali or write to
LLOYD & co,
Fifteenth street, Oppo. the Treasury.
may ST
VXyANTED-EVERYBOD TO KNOW THAT
w they can get a lot "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, for the low price of S75-payabe So a month
without interest. Apply at the Union Land Office
7lh St, above Odd Fellows Hall.
aD 2s-3m JOHN FOX, Sec
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DEB.

On the 18th instant, ESTELLE CONDICT, the
Youngest daughter of David Il. and s. Augustine
Burr, aged years
On the Goth instant, MALVlNA g., wife Of John
>. Lutz, and daughter If the late Frederick Miller,
ESQ OF Hagerstown, Md.
(Balt Sun & Hagerstown papets copy
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.

7sNHE subscriber begs leave 10 inform the public
K that he has opened a store at 400 Seventh ST.
between ID and L streets, where he has general
assortment Of Housekeeping Hardware, Cutlery,
Silver Plated britannia, 1apanned and PLAIN Tia
Ware, Wooden, Willow and Cedar Ware, Clocks,
Bird Gags, Feather Busters, Brushes, Brooms,
Baskets, Mats. Also, fine Pocket Cutlery, RazOrs'
Scissors, Combs, sc.
His goods are entirely new, and were selected
from the latest and most approved styles They
were bought for cash, and will be gold al the lowest
possible prices.
Persons wishing to purchase are invited to ex-
anime his stock and prices, as he is confident he
can offer them greater inducements than thew will
meet with elsewhere in the city.
map est GEO FRANCIS
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Auction Sales.
s-For AUCTION Sale, see fourth page -9a
by GaEEH a SCOTT. Auetione.rs

fEWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS az Auc-
tion On THURSDAY, the 9TH June next, at
O'clock p. IN, shall sell, the premises Lot
No. ., in square No 5l5 fronting SO feet on ST.,
between Alh and 5th, running back SO feet 10 30 Il.
alley.
Also, north halfofLot No. 26. in Square No S 6.
fronting 27 feet Fourth street, running back 100
feet, betw, en- and X streets.
The above described property Is about two and
hall squares from the Northern Liberties Market
House.
Terms: One-quarter cash balance In 9, II, and
ia months, for notes bearing interest
Deed given and deed of trust taken TO secure de-
ferred payments. Title perfect.
GREEN SCOTT,
NAV 30-eoSds AucuOneers.
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u The new liquor law is death on any
more hard cider" campaigns, and the Wings
may thank their stars that there are no ca
post fIeto laws -Boston Post.
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Treasury Draft stolsn and Reoovsrsd

ST LOUIS, May "a man calling himself
Fraben presented a draft upon the sub treasu-
~ to-day, for $1,000. It was proved to have
been stolen,
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rtNvO DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSES at
Public Auction.-On WEDNESDAY after
noon, May 3Oh, at O'Clock, on the premises,
shall sell part OF Lot No. 8 in square north of
square SIS, with the improvements, consist.
Jag Of two excellent twO-story and attic frame dwell
ling house, with brick Easements, each house con-
tanning 8 good rooms.
These houses are nearly new, having been I'M
ished ast fall and very substantially built with the
best materials. Each house has side and back
alley. .. ..s. e,.f ..fr .-. q.
TERMS: One third cash the residue In D, IL, &c,
and "a months, for notes bearing interest, secured
by deed OF trust ON the premises
- sre s.a las. G. MCGUIRE,
may Sd Apcuoueer.
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WATCH RETURNS Frances Wheeler and
Susan Anderson, colored, and old customers
drunk and disorderly, workhouse sixty days
Mary Lodge, colored, vagrant, workhouse thirty
days.
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VILLA FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER of
Y fers at private sale the villa in which she at
present resides, with eight acres of land, situated at
Ellavlb, on the Washington and Baltimore Turn
pike Road. The house is new, with all the modern
improvements, and the situation has many advant-
ages for persons engaged In business in Washington
il is within five minutes walk of the Bladensburg
Depot on the Railroad, and there is also omnibus
running twice day between Washington and Ella
vile. Application to be made to the subscriber,
living on the premises. MARY 8. VASS.
mar 27-2awtf
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mARRIHn.

On the 2sth instant, at the Capitol Hill Parsonage,
BY Rev. Gideon H. Day, Mr.. HENRY G.. ELLIS TO
Miss MARY MCINTOSH, all of this city.
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ENOR SALE-A LARGE NUMBER OF BUILD
l. Ing Lots, located in all parts of the city.
WILLIAM III. PHILIP,
Attorney at Law,
Office, - 4 Pa. az, bstw. AZ and 9th streets.
may 31-eo3w
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d EAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE ONE
III Frame Dwelling House and Lot on st, be-
tween 9Th and 7lh streets west containing six good
rooms, nearly new.
One two. and one three-story frame Dwelling
House on Massachusetts, avenue, between 4th and
9Th streets.
Two two-story Frame Houses on Washington ST.
Also, very comfortable Dwelling House on Beall
street, Georgetown.
All the above property is nearly new, and will he
sold on accommodating terms. Enquire Of FRAN
Cts wHEATLEY, Lumber Dealer, No. 81 Water
street, Georgetown. may 23-eodlm
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EFOR SALE OR RENT-A NEW TWO STORY
II ami attic Brick House, with two story bac k
building, cOntaing large Hall and ten good rooms
To careful tenaht the rent will be very moderate
For further particulars enquire of Mr.. PHILIP
MACkEY, corner Fourth and streets.
may 30-lws
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For Sale and Rent.

EOR RENT-IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, THAT
- large three story Brick House, well known az
the best stand in the city for hotel and restaurant
on Cameron street, opposite the Mafks. Rouse ard
now occupied by Mr.. McGone gal. Possession Nv
en- on the first Of July. Address LLOYD s. CO
Claim Agent, 18th st, opp. the Treasury, Washing
ton, ID. c. NAV a0-tf
NOR SALE OR RENT--The owner Of a hotel,
l. now engaged in another business would line
10 sell his entire stock and Fixtures and if demand
ed, the house situated on Pennsylvania avenue with
good run OF custom, on liberal terms Particulars
at CHARLES WALTERS
Agency and Intelligence Office,
. $50 Seventh 81, opp, GENRE Market
may go 1--we
NOR SALE OR RENT--A FIRST CLASS
Il House in the FIRST Ward, severe, Houses in
other portions of the city, and large number Of
choice Building Lots.
For rent several large Lots, suitable for Goa, and
wool yards Houses in all the Wards Several
fac Farms in the vicinity of the city for sale.
JOS. e. G. kENNEDY
Corner OF Penn. avenue and 10th sueets
may 30-3t
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NOTICE.

AWAY on Friday, the 4th of
~ May, from Georgetown, 4 small colored Bow,
about eleven years of age. Had on when he left, q
pair OF snuff colored pants and straw hat. An
swers TO the name of Jake Any one giving infor-
nation Il MONTEZUMA DAGGS, Al Seventh
st., Georgetown, will receive the thanks OF the fam
ly and reward if desired NAV lS-9ws
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PsTRENGTHEN THE sroMAcH-n

1SsTRENGTHEN THE STOMACH The grand desIder-
alum Of promoting health at this Of the
20 relieve the stomach Of all impzrtes invgorate
the liver from orpidy and expel
els all unhealthy secreons. This should be
gentle medicine that in its action, will not debiitate
system impair the beclOud spirits
which purpose know Of remedy
begin to approach in efficacy the celebrated PREMIUM
BITTEkS manufactured from purely vegetable substances
by Elijah Baker Of Richmond city, and sold
country by apothecsries generally These Bters
liar 10 the summer and fall diseases Of southern climate
and when taken according directions
Dyspepsia Darrhsa, Dysentsry, Crsmp ChOlic, Cholera
Asue and Fever Sour StOmach Nervous Headache
and snos Othe' affection arisn from impury Of the
olosi dsOFlered To those who
Tested The superiority Of Bakers Premium Bers fam
hy meicne all others know to the civilized world
say lose no time In doing they will afford almost
instant relief Try them by all means
Prtce SC cents
- 10 be had Of CHARLES sTOTP 4 CO., Washington ID. c.
Druggists everywhere NAV zs-.ost
~. SaiLLissToH receives all the new Books
tsfo,s poonshed He is agent for HArper's all
nAs.Ines and cur readers viii always nnd
"a sooa Aesorment OF Blank Books an "A
Wv SN''a nauainS. cor Pa avenue and ~ ~
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A RARE CHANCE FOR ONE OF THE BEST

4 RARE CHANCE FOR ONE OF THE BEST
"A Grocery Stands in Washington City.-The TN
dersgned will S., at private sale his Grocery ,Yare
house, situated on the corner of B and 18th Streets
and within short distance Of the bridge crossing
the Canal. The building in size is % feet front by
~ deep, and was erected about six years ago; the
foundation is Of stone, three feet Deep averaging 80
inches thick 10 the top Of ground the wall of first
sorry Is IA inches thick; the second inches all of
hard bnck the floor is grouted with gravel and
bnck leaving no space for rats 10 burTow the roof
is OF Tin, and all the materials throughout OF the
very best quality and executed by the best worknen
The recent closing Of the Grocery business was in
consequence of not being able TO obtain capital to
keep up with the great increase of trade, which had
nearly doubled every year since it first went into
operation. Any person h. wing means to enter into
the Wholesale with the retail, also to deal in wood
and coal, and particularly horse feed. -four and
bacon, can do very extensive and profitable bust
ness, having when closed large city, country and
boat custCm. For further particulars apply 10
C.. 2. SENGSTACK.
street, between 18th and 18th.
~ B.-h lot Of ground on the east end of the
building - by IS feet, will be sold with or without
the house. NAV %
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-A tgeii fur
nished House, centrally located, will be rented
upon moderate terms until the LIST OF Nav next or
shorter PERIOD if desircd. Address "B A c." Box
GIG, City Post Office. NAV % -3t.
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VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY SITUATED
Y Building Lot at Private SaIe-The subscriber
will sell, at private sale, Lot No. in Square No.
Ala, fronting 80 feet inch street south, by 81
feet inch on Eighth street west.
The Lot will be sold in whole or in parts to suit
purchasers. Terms accommodating.
CHAS. s. WALLACH, Attorney,
an 30-eOfWt oDposlte west wing Civ Hail.
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INHE UND Il Il IG n II ID are now wotkin
the Stone Quarry formerly occupied by Majo
VIM b. Scott, and are prepared TO fu nish STONI
At the usual market rates
HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMS.
Georgetown, May l5-lm.
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pRICK YARD, BRICKS. SQUARE Of Ground,
Z Horses, Carts, Farms, sc at Private Sale
The subscriber will sell private SALE on very
sonable terms, Square No $50, which contains al
inexhausiible quantity OF good brick clay, with a
b lex yard now in actual operation thereon, and
about 400 00O burnt and unburnt ready mae bricks
IL has on IL az inexhaustible ciSern well o. water
aud foor room and sheds sufficiently large for
eight or ten gangs.
Also, four Horses, two Of which are fine brood
mares, with young colts, four Carts and Harness.
Also, one Farm, lying in Montgomery county,
Maryland, about eight or ten miles from Washing
ton, on the Adelphi Mill road, Immediately in the
vicinity OF Pisgah Meeting house, and about three
miles from the railroad, ccntanins $50 acres Of fine
land, part Of which is heavily timbered; and a
peach and apple orchard Of 500 trees in full bear
ng, with variety of other fruit trees TIE farm
il well watered, and the land in high state of cul-
tivaIinn.
Also, Farm contairirg go or 80 acres lying be-
tween two and three miles from the Capitol, with
good improvements.
Inquire cf the subscriber, on C, between Second
and Third streets, Washington
may l6-no2w SAMUEL, C. WROE