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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

The citizens Of Hastings have taken the in.
cipent steps for the formation Of n Hook and
Ladder company in that place. They also at
tina same meeting, resolved to hire six men to
act as watchmen until the town should be in
corporatcd, and u regular police force estab.
lishcd
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27
Minnesota Pioneer Ilindery.

JAMES ilINDa. ATTORNEY AND COrN-
- EtitUH ut law, sui,ei,ar In Chsaasfy and usasr
a. tsed Agent. T,ssefps dos sioas. N r.
oct 99~tye
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

,iac;n, a,p,,l;e. ,he,c a., I've GEAR. uoolI
amoant 10 neatly one hundred millions Of
Jolia,,
81, .,bo o, DARN, ~,ia
n .''',S.i,, r. -, a., IT. r. -.
-, ~ l,ar.e,'. 81 80. - ILL -.
!, J'. ;',,.,a.,,~ai', -
'D ~ 80 80 W r. po W., ~ ~
- 80 49, d =, ~ -. "a. ~ .sy
70 sor,,. ,,I,,s.s If d,J,a,' ~, 1, wa, amounting
.Th...'' $4,000. II -. 81 .,,;.,
ly raitAfy Character. caa.. the ,Lpar,s q, q,
examine xith intcest al projects promising tie
accomplishment OF railroad communication
-" ~, We :, ~ sIos $40" ~, n'ss,pP'
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retain their former Wing sentiments on all
the old questionstas issue.
A resolution ptpdgAg the members to be
Wings and not Know Nothings, was very un-
tremendously voted down, or hunnifuggled
out of the way, it will be perceived from the
accounts Of their proceedings now being pub
lished in nearly all the newspapers, The only
solution of this action is, that, otherwise, the
entire Know Nothingism Of the gathering
would have been exposed to the gaze of those
whose votes are designed to be entrapped by
the act of the Know Nothing leaders in stock
ing the delegations to these so-called Old Line
Wing conventions.
The Mission to Mexico.-We are satisfied
that the paragraph being published, saying
that John Forsyth, Esq, of Mobile, Alabama,
has been nominated to the Senate to be the
American Minister to Mexico, vice Minister
Gadsden, resigned, is premature. Yet We be-
lieve that Mr. F. bids fair to be selected for
that so important position. We are very sure
that no better or more acceptable appoint
ment could be made. MIR. Forsyth is gen
tleman of high character and rare abilities,
possessing much of that perspicacity, readi-
ness and acuteness of. intellect for which his
father the late John Forsyth of Georgia, was
so distinguished when In the public service
Though comparatively young, no other man OF
his times has more thoroughly impressed him
self on the popular mind in his own section of
the confederacy.
The Naval Promo ions The Senate are
understood, yesterday. to have confirmed
nearly all of the large batch of Naval pro-
motions growing out of the law for the forma
ton of Retired List, &c. in the Navy of the
United States. This bears out what We have
published concerning the probable result Of
the long senatorial controversy over the action
Of the late Naval retiring board.
The Secretary Of the Navy left Washing
ton yesterday for the Fauquier White SUI
phur Springs, Va, where the condition of his
health makes it necessary that he should So
journ for a short season.
Monetary and Commercial The following
quotations of bonds, stocks, and land warrants
were furnished US to-day July I'D by Swee
ney, Rittenhouse, FAINT & Co., bankers:
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PERSONAL.

80. Gov Marmaduke and family, of Mis-
souri,, are at Willards'.
80. Judge Guion and family, of Louisians,
s in this city, stopping at Willards'; also, Gov.
W. W. II. Davis, of New Mexico.
80. Gov. Wise, of Virginia, and party of
friends arrived at Norfolk on Wednesday,
bound to Cape Charles on a fishing excursion.
80. VIM. W. Curran, Esq, formerly of An
uapolis, Md but for many years past superin-
tendent of the reportOrial corps of the House
Of Representatives,, died this morning.
-. The report that Mrs. Lydia Child, the
luthOress, had died in Europe, is contradicted
1t is said she is now lisiDg near Boston, and
has never been in urope
-. In the Griswold divorce case, the Court
Of Common Pleas, Philadelphia, has decided
against the application Of the libellant Rev.
Rufus W. Griswold, d. d. to complete the
record by the substitution of alleged copies
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NEW MUsIC.-Prom Ellis Piano and Music
establishment we have received, Thou wilt
never meet me more" with brilliant varia
tons. Of llmore Scottische," by South gate;
very beautifully embellished. Railroad
Scottische," by II. S. Colman
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SHAVING MADE EAsr.-Wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops of Balm of Thousand
Flowers" rub the beard we'll and it will make
beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
For sale at Shillington's, agent for Washing
ton, and all druggists.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union urges Mr.. Balls committee to
extend its investigations into the transactions
of the Treasury Department under the last
Administration, if its purpose be really to
ferret out public abuses, intimstipg that it will
thus frd enough to make it quite sick of its
job in hand.
The InteVigeneer deplores the growing Sec
tional luminosity, and quotes the prophetic and
persuasive words Of Webster against that fell
spirit.
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RATES OF FOREIGN BANK NOTES.
LAND WARRANTS

The transactions in stocks for the past week
have been large, but the market generally has
been heavy, with little recovery of frmuess
on yesterday. There seems to be no reason
for this heaviness, and we think prices must
advance.
The demand for money is somewhat in ex-
cess Of the supply, and, although no absolute
pressure exists, rates are perceptibly higher.
The quotations are on call to per cent for
sixty and ninety day paper to 8 per cent.
This state Of the market is caused, in part,
by the combined heavy shipments of specie to
Europe, and the temporary falling off in re-
ceipts from California. The New York bank
statement for the week ending July 18th,
shows loss of s2,O35, 1927; the loans and dis
counts have increased $3.50, asa; the deposits
have decreased s1,23l, 7sO, and the circua.
ton 1921, IFS. The specie list of Wednes-
days steamer was over 81, OO0, 900, and large
shipment by the Baltic tomorrow is antici-
pated.
LAND WARRANTS
have advanced cents per acre since our last
report 1t is now confidently believed that
the bill pending before Congress to make
land warrants receivable on the reserved Sec
tions Of railroad grants, and at the public
land sales, will become a law this session
This belief has caused holders to decline SELL
ing at present rates, and has given irmness
to the market, which makes the demand con.
tinue in excess of the supply, producing
consequent steady rise. Should the market
reach ST per acre, the limit put upon large
amounts lying in the market, the supply must
be in excess Of the demand. We advise all
who have wa ants to send them to market
to be sold on the passage of the bill referred
to, as We are confident prices will be higher
Immediately on its passage than at any sub.
sequent period.
We understand that the Governor of Iowa
has called special session of the Legislature
to make disposition of the grants of lands in
that State, which will be the means Of speed.
lily bringing those lands into market again.
and tend to enhance the value of warrants.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, the 18th of July.
there were Of Treasury warrants entered On
tho books OF the Department
For the redemption of Stocks.... s3.3os 30
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UWm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.-Gray,

Red, Rusty Hair dyed instantly Beautiful
raj Brown Black
FHrKKS MEDALS DIPLOMAS have been awarded IN.
A Bachelor since 1882 ard applications
been made 10 the Hs OF his patrons of his famous
Prejudice against Dying the Hair and whsksrs
IL would be against covering bald head with wig.
WM A. BATcHKLoRs HAIR DYE produces q color
dsting from nature aud IL
in the least however long Il may be continued.
Sold all cities Of United States by Drug
gsts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
81 Tbs Genuine has the and address upon Q steel
plate engraving four sides of each bottle VILLA
A. BACHELOR sss Broadway, New York. - !
s1For sale by CHAS. STOTT, Pennsylvania avenue
Nm
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~, =, % p fILLS-Ihe combination OF Ingredi,
ents In The Pills are perfectly harmless Their efficacy and
merits are based extensive practice thirty
years. and where the directions have been strictly fol
lowed they have never failed correct all Irregularities
relieve painful and difficult particularly at
the change OF e They viii the Whites, and
all distractions arising from cold exposure
ana may be used succss fully Preventive Call
the agent and get Circular for particulars free.
Pri 81 per box with full directions Sold wholesale
retail by CaAS ST0Tr. Druggist Peuesyl~ana avenue,
and y CIsSkL GEORGETOWN; to VIII m all o:de-s
be sent, and the Pills confds nty
ladies' who enclose fhem dollar.
B-ses signature the boz; 70 counterfs for.
gWy. |I;- 70 80
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or Earl Indsn Remedy being prepared
safest as well a. the est for LARKHEA
CHOLERA II prK pain in the bowels CHILDREN rEEIH
i've. Prepared only by H. Humphrey ogdensburgh, n
T., to whom all orders should be addressed.
None genuine unless the label bottle signed in
the Handwriting Of " II. Humphrey"
Cholera is always preceded by DIarrhea Dysentery
therefore II the sbovenamed remedy
in season. need stand In
scOurse.
Try aud be convinced that at last medicine is found
which prOves itself both safe and sure.
CHAS. ST0Tr, sole Agent for Washington. jyN-2w.
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IL Testimony of Doctor O. Butcher.

GREEN BANK, Pocahontas Co., April 10th, 1855.
Gentlemen Some few months since applied
me for medical advice afflicted with form OF
dairy syphilis The had been under the charge
clans without deriving relief) using reg.
usr rem etes Of the profession, but the disease ubborny
resisted all efforts The reputation OF Carters Spanish
Mixture having reached and being
with yourselves determined to give trial. did So
and In short time its good effects evident snd
bottles cured him.
As an act Of justice to suffering humanity cannot with
hold testimony TO it's virtues and
purifier OF the BLOOD and take pleasure in ending
to the profession and the public generally.
~ lin Yours respectfully, D. BUTCHER, NJ. d.
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~ Hollands German Bitters.-Certi.
aca.e OF Ralph Lutte Esq, Editor Spirit Times

ton, Ohio.
IBoSToY, October 20, 1854.
Dr. O. NJ Jsckson-Desr Sir:-The Bi.ters crest
mAnd here In addition TO tie quantity cold by Moxley
Barber agents The two othsr sell
than other medicine fnd they much sed by
vaesceEt fever patients TO rebuild their
Have used during the lat SUNNI in family. four
bottles They were recommended to ftt by Deighbor
at time when system much debflits ed the
effects ola severe Bilious Fever They appetite
aud restored tone and vsnr to whole system. In
of the September numbers of related expert
Of the good affects of the Btters which time
have had large sale and have become the standard
medicine in this vicinity.
In conclusion, would say that feel great pleasure in
giving this testimony of the value
preparation Respectfully yours, RALPH LUTR.
See advertisement
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III Coats, Pants, and Vests,
Drssx Suite Puxiasx< Co

NOAH WALKER J. CO, MARBLE HALL CLOTHING EMPo
RUM Browns Hotel Building respectfully
their annual display OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
Ia ready for inspection, comprising Of
GENTLEMEN YOUTHS CLOTHING of the and rich
est dssgas In material trimming, aud workmanship To
those who study excesnce with IN fashion able
cles Of Dress opportunity offered for selecng
from of the most attractive stock goods this city
at very reduced prices sp2-u
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S25 REWARD.
DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBE

DAN AWAY FKOM THE SUBSCRIBER
IL living near Blsdenshurg, Prince Geo .
county, NEGRO BOY CHARLES. bei q
about 10 years Of age, bright copper color, &G
and is rather small for his age, WALKS brisk *
and is round shou!derd, his clothing not Iecol-
lected, wore away a g-horn hat with high
crown His relations reside in Washing ton city;
has brother who is free, calls himself Joe
Fletcher.
taken il secured in jail. The public are wernsd
against hiring or giving employment To the de-
scribed boy. as l have no doubt he will maize Il Q
eff II. Alb BERRY,
jy 16-2t* Prince Georges County
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UBrown's Aromatic Essence Of Turkey

RHUBARB is free from unpleasant taste Ii
midtsta most pleasant sperents especially dyspepcs
aud thoss who from sedentary life other
tile frequent necessity of having
persons Of bilious equity habit may recommended
with uliar propriety. James " Cslisn Gilman
are agents for Was ington. Sold in Baltimore Coleman
Rodgers, r. Brown. Phl.dAlphia jy H-r
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manufacturing very super articles the way Sterling
SILVER WARE viz: Forks, Spoons, 6oblets CUPS, &c 4,
which cannot be led in this section Also
FOR SALE variety Of fine Watches celebrate
makers aud complete assortment of rich Gold Jewely
Fine Watch repairing Of description done In the
by experienced and competent wOrkmen aud
sntied to give satisfaction.
No. 33s Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
Sign OF the Large Spread Eag'e,
" s-tr II. q. HOOD.
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No11cx-Those charged with the manage

NoTIcE charged with the manage
ment of clubs, societies, and all other associa-
.tiens are notified that in order to insure the
insertion Of advertisements or notices Of any
description in the Star, payment must be made
for them when offered, or an arrangement for
the payment for the same provided for. There
are now on Gle in our counting room many
advertisements, not inserted, because our
terms have not been complied with. This rule
must be imperative.
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Ing IL better adapted to the sste health
city than these Bers Every that has speak
OF them In the highest terms Of prse They
over the South and West extent pro-
nounced by members OF the medical faculty
sold by druggists all over the United States.
jy li-tr IN CALIAN AGENT
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COAL AT IS SIX PER TON
EORONE WEEK nNIyr

WILL RECElVE ORDERS THIS WEEK
Il TO furnish White Ash Coal at the above mice
to he delivered from the vessel, In ouan,itis no
less Il an I'VE tens ard Red Ash a, SIS I2S per
ton Of l,2i0 lbs. FL NOORE.
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ant aud Laxative sxtensy used
nens OF Europe aud America manufactured daily
Fountains Of new and highly approved
choice lot OF Havana Cigars; with fall supply of fine
fumery HAIR Brushes, Combs Shaving Brushes Toilet
Goods generally. Just received Of direct
ILaANs New Drug Store. $50 Pennsylvsuis avenue.
je 2o-tr
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went
to press, at the conclusion Of their Executive
session, the bill to repeal so much of the act
approved March 3, 1855, as provides for the
erection Of an srmory in the city Of Washing
ton, was discussed by Messrs. Brown, Fitz-
patrick, Jones of Tenn Cas-, Brodhead,
Clay, Geyer and Pugh, when. on the question
Of its engrossment no quorum voted-yeas Is,
nays 13-and then they adjourned.
In the House, the debate on the Illinois
contested election case Was continued by
Messrs. Norton, Miller, and Cadwallader.
The previous question was then called and
seconded, with the understanding that Mr..
Stephens is to be allowed to speak on the sub.
ject ere closing the debate. .-
Various bills, resolutions, &C., were then
introduced and referred or otherwise disposed
Of ere they adjourned
Proceedings Of To-day.
In the Senate, Mr.. Yulee introduced bill
to have printed matter, hereafter sent in the
mails, prepaid; referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Pearce, the bill to carry
into effect the act entitled " an act to provide
for the accommod alton of the courts of the
United States for the district of Maryland, and
for post Office at Baltimore city, Maryland,"
approved February IL, 1855, was taken up;
and it was passed.
The bill to repeal the act for the construe-
ton of an armory in the District of Columbia
was also passed-yeas 20, nays I6
Mr.. Crittenden was advocating the passage
If the bill for the relief of the heirs of the late
Col John Harden of Ky, when the Star went
to press.
In the House, to-day, Immediately after the
reading of the journal, the illinois contested
election case was again taken up, when Mr..
Stephens addressed the House in favor Of his
minority case
Mr.. Archer (tke contestant for the seat)
availing himself Of the privilege voted to him
by the House, then addressed them in favor
Of his claim.
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The Contested Election Case. The Repub.
lican managers in the House have decreed
that the Hon. Mr.. Allen, of Illinois shall be
ousted from his seat as a representative in
Congress, and that one of their own party
shall take his place. The reason for this de-
termination is to be found in the fact that by
efecting such change, the vote of Illinois
will be secured for Fremont in case the Presi-
Dental election goes to the House. Under
such circumstances, a very slim pretence of
illegality in the election of Mr. Allen, is sufi-
cient as the basis On which to found the pro-
ceedings through which they are striving to
work cut their end. So far as the question Of
right is concerned, one might as well whistle
psalms to dead horses as argue it to them in
their present strait concerning the next Pres-
dency. If this determination was theirs only,
the evil would be slight in its effects. But
Mr.. FillmOre's northern friends, or at least
enough Of them to secure the triumph of their
plot-for 1t is neither more nor less than a
plot-have determined to aid them
While the Southern Know Nothing leaders
and newspapers are tickling the imagina ton
OF their followers with Mr.. Fillmore's Albany
and Rochester speeches, his northern guard
IN the House are plotting with the Republic
cans a scheme like this, to, if possible, insure
the election Of Fremont over Buchanan.
Verify, the Know Nothing leaders mus. re-.
gard the Know Nothing masses in Maryland
LOUISIANA, and Kentucky, as not only the
most stupid Of the stupid, but as being utterly
lost to all sense of selfrespect and self preser.
Vation. Nought but such an impression con-
corning them can superinduce the belief that
they Will continue to strengthen the hands of
Mr. Flllmore's northern fuglemen here, for
working out the triumph Of such coalition for
such purposes.
Mr. Burwell.-Mr. VIM. NJ. Burw ell, late
editor Of the Washington Organ, has resigned
dis seat In the Virginia Legislature, because
ne cannot longer act with the Know Nothing
party against the election of Buchanan and
Breckenridge. His published letter Of rese-
nation is able and interesting, and shows I'll at
those in the South who under any pretence
seek to draw the South from the support Of
Buchanan and Breckenridge, are pursueing a
course that must lead, if successful, to the de.
struction of the rights and interests Of their
section of the confederacy. We shall to NOR
row endesvor to find space wherein to refer
more at length to this able letter.
The Way Of All know Nothing) Flesh -
Inc proceedings Of the bogus Old Line Wbig
state convention, recently in session at Rich
mond' va were as amusing as those of its
late counterpart in Baltimore, and identical
In tenor In other words, it was composed al
most entirely of persons who, while steadily
voting aad spoutins Know Nothingism for
years past, do not hssitate 10 admit that thew
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'r@cONsTITUTIoNAL PIoNEER
~ ASSOCIATION OF THE FIRST
WARD There viii be meeting Of this Asso-
citation, THIS (Fridsy) EVENING, at 6 o'cl'k
Business OF Importance req iires the presence GU
1ts WIN d. sERRIN, Sec.
THE MAR, LAND DENOCRATIC
~ Club Of the CITY Of Washington having
completed their organization the Executive Con
mttee viii hereafter be In session every event z,
at their rooms, No. 273 street, south side, ne.r
18th STREET. All persons, whether Marylar dsrs
or not DESTROYS or securing the electora, vote Of
the state for Buchanan and Brectinridge, are
invited to attend and enroll themselves ss men,
jy I7-ats ISAAC WILLIAMS, Rec Sec.
~CARD OF THANKS The under
M signed, COMMITTEES Of Arrangements OF
the part OF Logan Tribe Z. o r. NJ, tender their
sincere thanks to the ladies and gentlemen OF
and
them to the White House Pavilion on the 10th
instant.
Mr.. Samuel L. Davis, Floor Manager. End Mr.
George Chamberlain, Assiftsn Floor Manager,
will also ccept cur thanks for their valuable SER
vices on the occasion
We also return our thanks to the members OF
Scott: Band for their superior music:
tention to the safety and comfort OF his passen-
gers
Mr. VIM Coke for his superior refresh usnts
furn ished in his usual style.
Jacob F Staub, cunningham,
VIM A Yates George Collins,
Jacob Shoemaker, JRo Hilton,
John w inisms, Jno Paxton.
GEORGETOWN, July IS, 1855.
1t* (Organ)
NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF the
~ Western Hose Active Association most
respectfully announce TO their friends and the
public generally that they will give their third
Grand Cotilon Party at the Pioneer Hall, corner
Of Path and streets, on Thu RSDAY, July 81,
1856.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-admitting q gen.
tleman and ladies.
COMMITTEE of Arrdns sneRts.
FN HOFFMAN, w Delaway,
tt Parker, JH Biggs,
w Baker, J z Sradfng.
GW Edwards, jy Is FIFTH
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FOR sALE-rwO SODA FOUNTAINS
= nrst rsts-one draw pipe, &C. To be scd
very low. Enquire al
RID6ELY's D TX S'oTs.
yle-Ss Pa. ave bet. 10 h and aJth It's,
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nor RENT.-A BRICK HOUSE on |
Il street, between 9Th and 9TH, IL has rooms, q
deep lot $50 feet, 10 a 80 foot alley paved The
rent " I'll be Sls9 per annum. IL has beer pained
and papered lately For terms a. ply to KEE.
NAN, collector for Gas Company KY ren
door iy 1888
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HOUSE FOR RENT NO SIS NJ STREET
north two doors from the corner Of 7th. IL
has rooms, front and back alley, wood -ouss and
paved yard. For terms apply to the subscribe;
next door. ~ 1855
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EOR RENT THE DIV ELIING PARTOF
the House on b. doe street, George own, now
occupied by Mr.. Wetenhall, ,eweller Possess on
given about the Is, Of August Apply on tie
premises, or to A. hyde. jy ls-3tt
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FOR SALE AND RENT,
[sEE TIRsT PACE ToR OTHER NOTICES ]

EoR RENT.-A VERY DESIRABLE AMI
L Pleasantly located four story Brick House On
q street north between u b and 18th stress 1p
Ply at No. 336, near the corner Ct 6 and lsth
streets. lie
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EOR RENT.-THE HOUSE and FURNI-
Il ture on the Heights Of Georgetown, now oc-
cupied by M BoiIleau, Of the French legation,
opposite Col. VIM Robnson's. will be rented 10
good tenant. Possession given about the n i'd.
die q August. Apply TO A. hyde, 122 Wssh-
ington street HnO jyls-3s