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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-24
NEW STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS !
DOUGLASS a ROSS,
Successors to loss d BamberD
At the Peoples Cheap Store,
II, Glorer IL G,oEs Block. f,st door North Of IT, l..
TA0mIson's CITY Drug store,

II, Giorer .f fiok's B1ock f,st door North Of Il. H.
1AompSon's CITY Drug store,
DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
4YAVE just receive," large stock Of rich and elegant
n Goods wicX would call the attention Of the
citizens OF Ottawa ann vicinity to examine.
Among the stock may be found nice selection of Silks,
Ribbons Enbroderies Chalices, Bareres, be LANES,
Parasos, Shawl, Mantlas, Fans, Embroidered and
Corded skirts Corsets, Broad Cloths Casimeres, Vest
iugs, Hosiery, Gloves Handkerchief, Thread and Smyr
Edgings which for richness, variety, and cheapnes
have r~"er been equalled in this city.
stock Of silks comprises, Black Plaids, Striped,
Cbanceab,e PM Florence narceine and Turk Satin,
and ali entirely styles Ernhroieries All A.nus am
entirely new .yIestie largest s0c ever brought t. s
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Human HIT S;lNeSl.

- e., u.
ia. RHODES, ESQ: Dear sir-As TOOK your me.i-
cine sell consignment mo cure no pay, taks flea
in stating IT. Effects reIcfiad Il ME to three bro
Their who live in . place ard tieir testimony Is fair
specimen of all have received:
W & CoxEIIs told nte'i had taken nine bottles OF
CHRISTIE Agie Ialsar and continually down while
using un my lungs and liver were congested to that
degree that blood discharged from mouth and bowels
that all thought 1t impossible for me TO live through
another chill The doctors too did all they could for me,
hut thought die Nothing did any good until
got Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure which at once relieved
me the distress and my stomach and pain In
my head ana bowels and produced permanent cure
short time.
H. VI CpxK1IN says: ~ had been taking medicine Of a.
good doctor We have in our county AM ttsep apy
from 25t, August 10 f7th Derenoer. Rut seeing how
nicely il oprratel on my brother, got bottle OF
MONS FEyER AND AGUE CURE, which effected 4
permanent cure rs using two-third- OF n bottle"
< VI CoxKLX not here, but both the other brothers
say hi. the same ~ H. M. sold the medicine
the day and the hs speedy from ths
saH's small quantity, and might SO .peeify
r above s set rsS or Good prao AZ i. Of
hetter tenor thar the vast number Of like certificates
have already published md the sl ea,es aui5unt that
l. continually pouring In 10 mo.
One thing more. Last year Lad occasion to Carlton
the Public in here words -
81 notice oncfr1n uAo hare taken one Of my general
circulars, substtH@d ne ndme efMsir noS1'a Jor ~
Dedi,ine, ami then 1ciM brdren iWf,nd'nce md GieS
I'dmphit ~ih he 1yciomGtion, ut he proprietor @
any other medicine say as much Qhs ddres,'" Dc.
Now take pleasure in saying that the Caution referred
TO the DIR Chrises Ague Basam" that Il mention
al in the above certificate.
There several other industrious people 1o are hP
plying their poisonous trash al that publish about ny
f"ver and Ague Cure, or Andote 10 MALARIA, Ir,6
Certificates of Cures and the Crrtcn on the
Chemist DR. James u. Chiffon, 81 " Y, la i'oi OF " P
fectly HARMLESS CHARACTER which , !, h.a' ~, -,
every bottle These will always serve 10 dT""s" NY
"'''''' ''''' u V'' JAS A. RHODES, Proprietor,
Providence. X. l.
Wholesale Agents. 81 Louis, ~ BLhhsLl Inosso;
n ,RCI AZ RRus and lor sale by IT, L. Thompson, ana
DAN Ia . phn n, w. Illinois ap26
ISOa rdi ing.
rpw day boarders can be accommodated At the re-
| a d.nce Of pr Hard on Clinton, near Madison At
\ s' as C. TIITTLE.
For safe.
- - ACRES Of prime prairie land, miss west Of
~ EarlyiIle, near the Railroad.
Terms ensy, one-.ourth down, balance In one, two,
and three years
Apply at the Coal Once Of n,,o
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DOwN GO THE PRICES!

THEG GOODS MUST BE SOLD!
list received at Woolsey's CANAL STORE,
d north OF the Main Canal, and near the Ran Road pc
pot new stock Of Staple Dry Goods and YANKEE NO
tons. , go -,
Also new supply of choice Family Groceries and
Boat Stores and fresh lot Of Lemons, direct ism De"
Orleans. Price, 81 per dozen
Nails Shot: Lead, Powder Boiled Cider &C.
The numerous friends Of this Establishment ana tue
nub in yed to send their orders while We pledge
ourselves NOT 10 be undersold Thankful for past patron
age hope to merit its continuance
NB view of those celebrated Cast steel lmet FLOWS o'
sale. IOttawa, April IL, 1901 ~ "opi~ri'
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@ttapa fire. Gra0tr,
Civ Council.

May 2O.-Bills of n. W. Woodruff, $685.
SO, lumber, and A. Forbes, Sl1.S7, labor on
side walks, allowed and ordered to be paid
Aid. Dow reported that contract had
been made with Esqr. Smith, securing his
room in Sanger's block for the meetings OF
the council for the current year at $40.
The committee on Gas Light was directed
to contract with the Gas Company for light
ing the streets for the current year.
An ordinance, reported by the committee
on laws and ordinances, adding to the duties
of City Marshal also those of supervisor OF
etreets, was taken up and passed. The Or
dinance raises the Marshars pay to 5000.
Quincy d. Whitman was thereupon elected
Marshal for the coming year, having received
8 votes, against Turney English, the present
Marshal, who received 5.
An ordinance was passed creating the
Office of City Surveyor-sad functionary to
receive So per day while actually employed
Geo. C. Campbell was elected to fill the
Office.
Aid. Wade presented an ordinance for the
ISpedl VI tuc Stty piohioitOit law "A >A'N
Cogswell presented remonstrance, with
some 700 signatures-men and women
against such repeal. On motion, both were
referred to special committee-consistng,
contrary to parliamentary rule, of majority
opposed to the proposed ordinance of repeal
In reference to printing, the committee on
that subject reported that they had received
the bids of VIM Osman and I. Hampton,
and were unprepared to say which was
lowest So the matter was disposed of on
the motion of Aid. Cogswe.l that I. Hamp-
ton be elected printer for the ensuing year
q procedure to which we make no objection,
except to say, that CIR offer was such that
Mr.. Hampton could not bid lower, but as
some Of the members Of the board appear TO
entertain the idea that the contract to do the
city printing also Involves the duty to defend,
Through thick and thin, the acts OF the
.eeunoil they undoubtedly did wisely to en-
plcy Mr.. Hampton, for judging from last
years experience, he seems plant enough
for the undertaking, while we never enter
into such contracts, expressed or implied
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JIrs. r.. OJpnssead

Mrs, II. OImSfeId
n ESPFCTFULIY tenders her services to the residents
II of Ottawa and vicinity Teacher of VOCAL AND
IysTRrNrxT, Mrsc She may be found at her room at
the dwelling of Mr. r Thorne second door north OF the
Episcopal Church, between the hours OF A. VI anu r.
NJ will be given at the residence oil fus "heh
desired.
p;.ro $40 90
80, & 90
Guitar,
Particular attention given to cultivation OF the voice
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TO Boot & Shoe Makers,

wv have just received the lsrEet stock of Lasts.
w loot Trees. Boot Crini- Crimp Irons &c. ever
brought To thu market consisting Of Mems Boy. and
Youths Calf. y. and >toea lasts Wouieus Miss.
and Ghildren'- Lasts Of all descriptions Meme, Boy,
and Youths Byoi TuIs>.
AI,o. large stock of iiuiu=-. Finding, and Bind
ing. French. English, and American Calf, h!p. ripper
aud sole Leather always hand ~ NJ. = lIo~sack',
block. DE - VI II. PRESCOTT & co.
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Wood wards Corn Drill L. Seed Planter:
TIIESE are without doubt The best Corn Drill ever pro
to this market We have certificates from farmers IN
Bureau and Pntnam Counties. establishing the fact be-
!on1 question. lapsel JACKSON LOCKWOOD
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OTTAWA
Hide and Leather Store

IN NttIs bfFfef, opposite Hc T0nrt H0nst-
Entra1,cC {. n. .NiElerS Penn. Store,
7A7lER., at ai- ris4c. be found general
~ meit oF Leather such - Ilari.e-- Bride Collar.
sole Upper h;i'. calf, and Belt. Also, Deer and Calf
>A.a .ru- leather The lowest cash price. The high
price cash paid for Hides. Deer skins. Sheep p.s.
&c NOV - ". { { l.. RICHARDSON.
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Canton.

n IL persons hereby notified not 10 purchase a
~ promssory note for thirty dollars, signed by me.
and dated Adams September 2ls 1S55 payable twelve
months nom date to McAlster NeCreery, as have
not received value said according to contract
and will therefore contest payment of the same
Adams, May 10. David sfhiNesihhp
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W. H. itScot' N 70. - -.
No. ., UoSSarE's Block. Ottdirn. lHiHOjs.
Tie articles offered At this well known Establishment
manufactured under the immediate supervision OF tie
proprctor-. Of the best material Az! workmanship, and
be warranted Ia give satisfaction to buyers. TIE
business done this fta ai>hueut enables the rrcprie
offer Goods st much t>- rccs than has c"Inpe
Ahiic az tie time ,li much better quality
rots. &. I.ladc to urt.r at ti- -Hu.tr.t notice.
Drawings taken OF the feet. and lasts Kept eNurc->iL
for each customer.
Country customers houoraly and literally dealt Will
NJ. II. PRESCOTT ( 60.
=. nEegsirng done in the neate-t mai'iier aud a
the shortest notice.
Cash paid for hides.
Shoenahers' Too-. Also, Lining, Findings. ana
Shoe Findings. Shoe Thread, &c Oct :.
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Stop Thief

A WAGON tongue and doubetrees were taken from
n the City Mills Wagon. standing Fillmore street,
opposite Mr. Hckings barn. Amy person giving nfor-
nation Of the thief prosecution, shall receive ten dol
lars reward from GEO MANN.
n. Bit is supposed to have been taken Saturday
night o6,h insi mr3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-24

-JE third term OF this institution I'LL commence Mon
J"v Auru th in Mechanics hall. Glasses will be
ORGANIZED IN Algebra Chemistry. Botany Rhetoric, Latin,
French. etc. -,
ont Of the school for the convenience II those who
do no, wisl, TO attend to other branches.
mar,9 MISS T.. J. IIIkiNS,
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rp,, i,y boarders can be accommodated at the
A ;51,,re Of pr Hard, on Clinton, near Madison At
app -Sw' ---------------- y. -. ..-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-07-19
Nr. Buchanan and the War Of 1872.

We see that several Of the Know Moth
ing aud Black Republican organs have re,
produced y speech made hy MIR Buchanan
on the iih Of july, 1913 in which are SEN
,imsuis in regard to the war with Great
Britain ,aat had then closed, which pow
hnd no response ~ the public mind As
Objectionable as we admit rome u these
sentiments to be- We think the objection =
made wilh an exceedingly u! grace by ihos,
Nhp are daily giving ultefsHce 10 opinion.
aud doctrines Tar more unpaifiotc and inil.
American than ANYTHING 10 he found IA tbs;
speech. Nj l'uchansu's position and
course on the war Of | -l2 have one redeem,
mr. feature which eauno, be found in tie
present position AID course Of his asssi.ant,.
lie was opposed to The policy Of the war
aud ccnagfed the administration for 10
mode % conducting Il, but. after tue war
aas declas,d he manifested his devotion -
81, conn'fs by .houide,iag his masket and
marching to its defence Like ihousaGda
OF tue pa'liats Of thtt day VI Buchanan
dIistea VITA Nj Madison. aimuIs'ration
as to Us war poncy. bat his hear, and s1ul
were with hi. country. aud be was ready 10
a.k hls lie ia ~ defence IL never be,
.anged ~ that other class of opponents OF
tie war Wa3 + ~. up their opposition, and
gave aid aud comfort - the enemy ate
tie war va declared M Buchanan,
as.ailiu's occupy position az the present
time which Ia. . striking pnrailel in tho
conduct OF that unps'fi1tc cltss Of oppo-
seu,s OF the war OF 1872, Who covered
their names with iuftmy hy the sympathy
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f"U w WIITmTTI TU0N710f
The Abolition Press on cur Platform
and Candidates.



Democratic candidate Tor the Presidency.
Prom tie New orb ruban. 81 lIr 10th Ode
VIZ. buchanan is the candidate OF tile
Slavery Exlonsi0u|sts, aud l. entitled to
taelr sympathy. The Hon. Nes.r. Rusi,
Herbert aud I : Brooks will give him their
most determined support and he will have
10 opposition IN South Carolina, nor 10 any
q1ntier where siayeholding aud women srli
Jug are controlling interests. Nj Fillmore,
friends MAY promise the most complete .ul.
serylpucy to the relentloss olisarehy now
crushing the life out OF free Kansas. in order
- open thefe q new market lot IT, human
cpaittls, some ol whom are the children of
tbe syllefs; the, may point to their chief,
t8tn's scars testify NJ Of wounds received
IN 10, service but all will be- Of no avail
hose OF the oigafehy who do not question
his $50. G. serve them W,li dissrust his pow.
-, aud 50 give their voices aud votes 10
buth1nan. Whose prospects are mote hope,
iul while his subse-fieney {. unsurpassed
tnd iudspatat'e o. the whole BODY ol
slaseiradef> throughout the South those
who "a h. tHe buN us auj selling oi human
te'ngs ib.ir r.caH -riioteea OF ctety
twenty Wtl support Buchanan, leaving bat
q ne1-,c remnant q uphold the tailug
baaapr 81 south Americans And even
tais remnant O. quite hh J., t. 20 over t.
H4rhaHH before the close ol the Canvas,
aov "reaHe tie ..ue to b. roN de.
c.d,d is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or nae,rAtsn,
.fnH o' slavery. boz yIrs ~ which al, other
questions .iab INTO i4st.u.hraner
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WV 'N' 49, - 49,
lance TO The BACK htps""eah pHf'y'
ihifdiF' every man ~ ule Nof'" VINO pro-
les-es TO belong 10 'he Democratic o'Eaui'
zH'ion' stands upon NE repeal OF Tue Mss
Gun fes'ilcuo', as manly "ptf''ea l"o
c'"sef'su'e sta'' 'len's 'no'l''s OF Tue
han'as Nebraska act pledges himself I"
Tue enforcement OF ne ln7''"e Save Jaw
ara commits ha''''l against anu s'''t'N
hsHfu"h .'' no .'I nor ies an" ''' D'''',''
o. No'o'"oa anu """i'A' '"s'- y of ''o
'"asf solemn "'lsh"'h'' o. "e'eu" h'
is"" "iH INSTITUTIONS u, NV '""'"i "e'''''
u"iaNiui "ssieAi'"h' tfs'A P''ho" nuns
~" WIN zoo ',''"''s - p"'','' VIZ ~
''"huN A'@""N t'uge t""' '''A ''""',''" 90
'he Pos'"o" 1' "a - '""''H't OF '"' -''''''
j. ,,"'a Pu'AO'N '''l''''
- '"' We - "''''''' ~" ''''''' '''''
Ne'"otf"''c "'e y. A'''''' - ""se'"''.
pu'eeu o. every ,''''''"' % ""''E '''''''' ''
inc hs"N o' 'ne '''"'" ~" '' ''''''' ''''''
~ tNe ''''" % our "s's'''''i W., ls'." '''
'"''' pa 't'' W
osii.e''' a'''"'''"
I. : SENATE = lHH-FaiH IN" -. 100
Mr, ilamju rose Tor personal e6i .auA.
ton, and to make rcqnss, Of .bch char
acfet ~ bee had never before made - the
Senate H. desired r. b. e.cu.aI fou
any further service as chairman Of the Com,
mi,tee on CONNIE poo land be- made tie re-
quest beceuss his collation.. Vll the maior,
a. OF lhr senate wore 90 BE- such ia tls ia
Wra shat i.n could no logger hold that pust
al
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Jefferson Advertisements.
Jefferson Hotel.

CHtNGE OF PROPRfETOR.
-. The undersigned, present proprietor,
E,i;i would respectfully announce to the
A.A travelling public, and the citizens Of
Texas erner 'iy, that be has taken the abpge
0nmcd establishment. und made such altcra.
tons and additions ~ be- thinks will enable
him To give perfect satisfaction 10 hs guests.
The furniture and everything pertaining 10 the
house has been thoroughly o,erhauIei aud put
N perfect ofl,r
April ~ '56-U y MOORE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-07-19

iIANfsN.
Wise ia the candidate that knows enough
to keep his mouth shut We had supposed
Nr Buchanau's sagacity would have had
hat extent. but it turns out otherwise.
k~stone Club" went 10 pay hlm 'heir
congratulations Yesterday morning al
Wheailaud He made them speech IN
which he took the pains 10 say -
D." have hgen placed upon platform OF
piich I most heartily aFPfore aud TINT can
sneak far me Being the representative OF
the great Democratic party aud not simply
James Buchanan. | must sgrtRE Wy coy
pUCr ACCORDING 10 nun PLATFORM o.
rnAr rARlS, aud insert no ne~ plank nor
take one from it
II any doubt has hitherto been cutter,
tanned that he would prove .-ss suhsefvlent
to the interests of slavery Extetson than
Biz predecessor. this ds,ipatcs it. Ia the
platform which he "mos, heartily APP,
proved" al perce's policy ia Kansas and
all Soule's flHbus'sring 10 Europe, Cubs
and Central America, are unequvocal'9
embossed
FROM tha ca.As. raauur
FRO sIa,rM rIt1foBH cEoBGIN Wiss
ms u.A.
With the exception of single plauk in
the Platform which has been erected hs
the Pa slavery pal, in tlueiunsii, thefe
!, nothing to attract aueaton OF excite
surprise The Baltimore Platform of ISIS
and 80 has been 70 adopted With VA
riou. supplementary clHuse, among which
1 Ia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-07-19

Lady ia ia,h,onsbls aooped dress Can
+, e. through this gate tn the fisei
80, p,,hsps 80. \ load 81 ha, g".
thfuaeh Their Uf nNsa,Hg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-07-19

Imr NpKwoNs ,RU toptNG.--te orge
T. smith, neiegate TO tapgrcs' lrom tab.
and COUSIN 20 10. Is $50 bis way 10 Wash.
uton. with tto State Constitution adopted
by the territorial Government. aud mes
moiial prs,iug lot the admission OF the i'eo
people %, Nofmondom lalo the taion and
the ri,ed States
The tsh Convention contains dis
eject ambiguity with respect 90 iae elee.
ton Of Governor, lie shall be elected
Tor lonr years, bat by whom Is no, specs
fled This Was designed perhaps tor tho
benell, o, Brigham loung his church may
eject hin and provide tor bis continued
election fos life. Ia the convention dat
adopted this constitution, It wEs openly
sxaued that the doctrine aud practice
ol pol} gemN world he maintained. aaa
,bsi Congress bu uo Jaflsdis'.op ptef 10
Sd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-07-19

TCUNtkER i\U JEW ELLER.
KEEPS CD hand clocks, watches, and
va jeaelry and Masonic, odd Fellows,
oA4D and other seals Manufactures all kinds
Of gold and silver ware. Work dou, - short
notice, and at r.ia,s to suit the times.
April H. 1880.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-07-19

Tnr MAu RouurR The missing mails,
lost between Mobile and Mautgomefs, have
been accounted Tor II seems that stage
driver name- l.ovelace bad robbed tbem aud
them burned lbem He has been arrested,
shaa, five thousand dollars fecogesed.
The amount lost is nor known, bat ssgpo>
sod e. be much greater
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-07-19

I VI CutGll, AH~arg az Lac. Nar-
y. shall. HARRISON Go, f,Ni-.
] u,fr, ia the toss 81 b tugs last 81
n.epHhIc Square.
Sept S 1850 Oily
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= 7 " ~.
rI,lEoPlllllS PERRY i1mHeV AZ har,
| Ur-hIl. TrNu- VIl practice n Tire Courts
.,i i..,.6lh Judcml District. Business cuiru>t-
"a to.hi- care, VII meet with prompt aiisnuon.
Feb o. 1906.
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.ltFO LANE, A7.m.g a. lac, Marshall
u lla-.-'u g.4fiY. Texas.
September vs. 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-03
ALEXANDRIA, CORRESPONDENCE,

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 8, 1856
Yesterday came out the balmisst Sabbath
Of a pie asant autumn, the services at all the
churches were attended by large congregs-
tions. The Rev. Z. ]. Newlin preached his
farewell discourse to the congregation vor-
Shipping at the Second Presbyterian church.
He goes to take charge Of a college in Della
ware
The Orange and Alexandra railroad COM
pany having reelected its present popular
president and directors adjourned SIMS dee on
Friday night. The most important business
Of the session was the settlement of the cues.
ton of dividends upon the basis, that for the
present the earnings Of the road, which amount
to about six per cent. on its capital stock, be
used on the Lynchburg extension, and that
when the Lynchburg extension is completed
and in active operation, then, that all the divi-
dends previously accrued shall be paid the
stockholders either in scrip or money as the
general meeting shall determine.
The Board of Directors we're also authorized
to loan the money or credit Of the company to
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad If thew
deem it advisable to do go.
This morning all other interests seem swaI-
lowed ia preparation for the contest Of to-mor-
row. Democratic and American meetings are
called for tonight, and heavy vote will be
pOlled at the election. Let every democrat
give the day to the cause-rouse the lukewarm
among his neighbors, and deem il bis especial
duty TO see that as far as his power extends no
Democratic vote be left unpolled that day.
Ii cur friends in the country find it difficult To
vote in their own district, let them come into
one Of the city wards and vote there. Let
every man work heart and hand for the great
cause AMI
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EARM FOR sALE.-FOR SALE, Al FARM

EHARM FOR SALE.-FOR SALE, FARM
l. Of about fifty acres, situated In Alexandria
county, Virginia, six miles from Alexandria and
the same distance from Washington city and hree
and a half miles from the Georgetown Aoueduct
1t has Oh II a very comfortable and convenient one
and a half story Cottage built house, containing
six rooms, with kitchen adjoining with covered
portlcos. The front one 80 feet by ~ and the
back one Ia by ~ feet. Also, a good house for
farm hands, ice house, spring house, meat and
store houses one Of the largest and most con
venient barns in the county; root cellars to con-
tain perhsp 250G bushels Of roots for winter feed
ing Of stock and, indeed every other CONVEX
fence. Also, the best and probably the largest
assortment Of fruit trees In the county, con-
slsting Of the choicest varieties Of Appes Peaches
standard and dwarf Pears, and imp loved Cherries
For some years past every possible effort has been
mode to improve this farm, and much Of 1t is now
under high state Of cultivation, no reasonable
expense having been spared to enrich It, Its up
land meadow is equal In productivensss to any in
the State 1t should yield next season in all,
twenty tons Of hay. The place Is well watered and
Is certainly the most desirable small farm for sale
In the vicinity OF Washington. The only reason
the owner has for disposing Of II is his desire to
cultivate large farm in the interior Of the State
For Dairy man and Marketing farmer or Nurse.
lyman, or for the rural residence Of person doing
business in Washington, the place offers greater
advantages to purchasers than any other In this
region Apply at the Star Once for further infor-
nation. &C 1S-0