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hDDI IIUN TO OUR PREMIUM MIN
u eraI waters, Mead, Ale, and Porter, we q
have made such arrangements as will enable il
us TO keep constantly on hand large supply
OF the following articles, most Of which have .
peen CAREFULLY prepared by scientific men, as ton
les Tor weak and delicate persons Ginger Wine,
Native Port Wiae prepared from native fount
Blac k6eIry Brandy, Raspberry do, Cherry, Rose
Cordial Cinnamon, Anise, Curacao, Stomach Bit
ters, Wine, Steutons Raspberry, Blac kberry,
Strawberry, Pine Apple, Vanilla, Lemon and 9th,
er Syrups; Extracts OF Sarsaparilla for cleansing
the blood, and host Of other articles too hume,
rOus TO mention.
All orders left at our Depot, or with The drivers
Of our Wagons promptly attended to-
m 1-u ARMY & SRINN, Georgetown
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EoR RENT.-LENox's WHARF, NEAR

ENOR RENT.-LENOX'S WHARF, NEAR
l. the Long Bridge, the best and most reliable
one in the territory for landing stone and other
heavy articles. IL has about 100 feet front, with
depth Of wafer sufficient for landing purposes on
either side Attached thereto Is square Of grourd
for the purpose Of depositing coal or wood On
said square Is comfortable dwelling, which NAV
ee adapted to store purposes There is about Ii
feet water alongside said Wharf at low tide. To
those desiring to make profitable business rare
opportunity is offered. For terms apply at o. 400
IL street north, between 6th and 9Th streets west
JAMES TOWLES, Property Agent.
an 2S-eOf
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ALND WARRANTS LOST OR STOLEN.

To Registers and Receivers Of Local Land
Offices, and dealers in Land Warrants.
THE FOLLOWING NAMED LAND WAR
Il RANTS have been lost, either from the mail
between New Orleans and Washington City or
in the latter city. They were mailed at New Or
leans November 9th last, and supposed 70 have
been received here about the 18th OF the same
month. All persons are cautionet against buy
ing or receiving said Warrants as caveats have
been entered In the General Land Office to pre-
vent the issuance Cf Patents, viz:
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FRENCH MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS.
4 EMBRACE THE FIRST OPPORTUNITY Y
IL Of the seasons TO inform my friends and
the public that my stock Of Straw BON 49,
NETS, BOYS HATS and FLATS, Straw sasS
Trimming, best French and American Ar ~
tiHcial Flowers, Ribbons, silks, Illusions, Erg-
lish and Italian Grapes, NeapOlitan, Tuscan
Swiss, French Lace, Suton, Florence and Eng
sOrtment, all Of which will be sold at the lowest
market prices for cash.
P.S-Just received 100 Shakers, 50 blk Bon
nets, 50 boxes double and single Ruche, green
Ribbon aud Silk 10 trim Shakers. ap 1S-I
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CASH PAID FOa FURNITURE.

CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
DERSONS DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
l. or having a surplus Of Household Effects on
hand, will find US prepared at all times TO pur-
chase their entire stock, or such articles as they
may wish TO dispose Of. Call and see
BONTZ a COOMBS,
No. 369 Seventh st bet. and X.
feb f9-eod
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MAksHAL,s sALE.-IN VIRTUE OF !

V1 writ Of Fieri + acias "under the Lien Law''
issued from the Clerks ONCE Of the District Of
Columbia, for the county Of Washington, and to
me directed, l shall expose to public sale, for
in front OF the Court house door, at IL O'Clock m
the following property, to wit: All defendant
right, title, claim, and interest into frame dwell
ling house situated on Lot No. In Square Az, In
the City OF Washington, ID. C., seized and levied
upon as the property Of William Coxen, and will
be sold to satisfy Judicial No. 35 to October term
1865, Joseph Libbey Il Son us. W lillian Coxen.
.s. j. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
m 7-dts for District Of Columbia.
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ap 25- eotf

4 PRIVATE SALE EIGHTEEN SMALL
IN building lois for sale, corner OF l. street and
New hampshire Avenue, near the circle, First
Ward, ranging in price from 50 to 100 dollars
each. Terms from to Is dollars per month Par
ties purchasing with the view of building thereon,
lumber or bricks (at market prices) to the amount
OF $50 dollars will be advanced thereon, secured
by deed OF trust on the property Title indispu-
table. For any ether information apply to II. .
PARRY, Marble Yard, Pa. av., bet. 18th 10Th
sts. ap10-3m
NOR PRIVATE SALE "A VERY NEAT,
Il convenient threa story frame House with q
deep lot laid oF as a flower garden. The above
house contains ten rooms, all private; side
alley, and the privilege OF back alley The
above house is Situated on the north side Of Mas
sachusetts avenue, between 9th and 5th streets,
No. 5Oi. For further information please call as
above. Possession given in few days. IL the
above Is not sold In few days 1t will be for rent
ap3 30-tf
EyOR sALE.--VALUhBLE LOTS, ON THE
L Island, In square No. 263, on 14th, be ween
and G. streets, fronting 40 1, Ct by 1G5 deep to
30 foot T alley. These lots among the best
locations In the city for reside zee, commanding
beautiful view Of the surrounding country and
city. Shade trees in front. Also, Lot 80 In SUBJ
division Of square No 536. Terms made ac'om.
Todating. Inquire Of GRAFTON POWELL,
No SIG l4th street. IN 8-eo3t*
pUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-A VA
- Tiety Of Building Lots In all parts OF the city
at reasonable prices and on accommodating terms,
Enquire Of the subscriber at John f. Kcndalls
Office, next door to w b. Todd's, Hat Store,
Pennsylvania avenue, third floor, front room.
ap 2l-eo3m DAVID MYERLE.
DARE CHANCE THE UNDERSIGNED
Z offers for sale those beautiful Lots situated
on I'D street, few feet south Of Pa. avenue Their
situation cannot be excelled for either business or
residence sites, and will be sold at great sacri-
fee. H. NARROWER
Terms: A small cash payment, and the bal
ance In 1, 2, 3, and years. Residence, No. 6,
north street, Capitol Hill. feb 23-tf
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LIME.-LIME.!-LIMF,,!


WILL BE OPENED TO MORROW, AT
w the Lime Kilns OF w. III. Cooley L Co,
situated on Rock Creek, between the upper ard
BURNT LIME. The Subscribers have also on
hand large supply of FASTENERS HAIR
CEMENf CALCINED PLASTER, and every
description Of the very best quality OF lime, watch
will be disposed OF on the most reasonable terms.
ap li-eOH w III. Cooley Il CO.
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WATCHES,

NJ w. GAIT & BRO. OFFERS CON-
1tl' stantly a complete assortment Of superior
Watches. They cali particular attention to those
mcde by
I. Cooper, F B. Adams Il Sons, David
Taylor, Dixon, Craig, and others, London
NJ t. Tobias & Co, r a J. Beeslry: Joseph
Jules Jurgenson, Copenhagen.
Also, VacheroR & Constantine's celebrated &C.
neva Watches, which, from their size and style,
are peculiarly suited for ladies'.
The above, with those by every other maker,
aTe offered at the lowest rates
81. W. GALT Il BRO Jewellers,
ap II -dY S2i Pa av. bet. 9th and 10th SITS
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x While passions and minds are agita-
ted, the fewer opinions We deliver before them
the better. ... ...-........ .........
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THE EVENING STAR,
FUBLIsBED EVERY AFTERNOOH,

(EACEPT SUNDkY,l
A. tAs Stsv BsiIding,, eornsT sf PsHssylsssSs
avssss esi Eisrsstk tfrsst,
&, W. y. LACB,
vii be served to subscribers by carriers 81 SIX
AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly
n the Agents; Papers served in packages a,1x
cents per month. To mail subscribers the sub
s,ription Priceis THREE EDOLLARsANDF
SY CENTS year ~ adcanes, TWO DOLLARS
fcT six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three
months; for less than three aontbs at the rate Of
lsx cents a week.
u SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT.
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= 000 BBLS. POUDRETTE.
c3OOO 10, 000 lbs. De Burgh's No. 1AMMO-
MATED SUPER-PHOSPHATE, annalyzed
by DIR. Stewart, Chemist to Maryland Agriculiu-
raj Society. 800 tons Of MEXICAN GUANO, at
:. +. SPAULDING'S,
Varnum Buildings,
ep 1a-eotf No 50 Louisiana avenue.
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GAS LiGHr!-GAS LIGHTu

Altcdys SsTs, aud Hzdsr yoEJ Otra costToi
HALLAHER 4 SMITH HAVING PER-
VI fectet their PORTABLE GAS GENERA
TOR, now offer IL to the public, assuring them
that II is free from ali the objections which have
been urged against other inventions for accom-
plishing artificial illumination II will generate
more Gas, al less expense, than aEy Other Apra-
rdtus, take up less space, and Is free from all
noxious Odor., while its original cost Ia hfy per
cent. less. For Public Buildings or Private
Dwellings this GENERATOR will be found pecu-
H4rly applicable, and IN the country highly ad-
yantaRe0us, as the Gas eau be manufactured
from any kind Of grease that Is now considered
valueless and thrown away. Ii Is very simple In
Its construction, not liable to get out Of order and
can be tended with entire safety by an ignoI ant
servant, or child, without the least danger.
The patentees do not think II necessary, In an
adyertsement, TO give any long description Of
their Gas GENERATOR, those des rous Of being
supplied will examine for themselves, they
would, therefore, respectfully refer the public to
the oaS l.ting and Plumbing Establishment Of
MILLER & CUNNINGHAM,
No. 2i3 Pennsylvania avenus, souih side,
Who are the Sole and General Agents, where the
Gas can be seen burning, and all particulars
cer,sined relative TO the Generator, &c. an I4-1m
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ONLY lex CENTS.

PUCKLEY's GELEBRATED SONG BOOK
- for the parlor, containing collection of new
and popular Songs, as sung by Buckley,s New
Orleans Serenaders at their opera house, Broad
way, New York. For sale by the agent,
ALEX ADAMsON,
mar 22-3m 7th street, opposite Post Once.
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DR.. SoHWARTZE's

DIX. SOHWARTZE'S
Worm Destroying Syrup.
U,HE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY WHICH
L. never fails to destroy Worms without injury
to the patient. Ills warranted to be purely vege-
table compound, and compared with other prepa.
rations Is pleasant to take, and innocent in its
operation. 1t needs but trial to prove It's eff
cacy. Price IS cents a bottle. For sale at
JOHN SCHWARTZE'S
Drug and Chemical Store,
No. 469 Pa. avenue, next TO u 8. Hotel
L. S.-A liberal deduction will be made TO the
trade. mar 2O-eotf
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L.. j. MIDDLETON,

D { A L z r IN ICE.
OB1es aud Dspot-Southwest corner Of + and
Pwelfshstoets. -ao.- ----.. feb 37-u
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CHOICE FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
IN 000 APPLE TREES, OF EXTRA
lOaOOO ornNHfh and well assorted lRa.

5000 PEACH TREES, forming a CON- ~
Pete assortment and well grown. -
A few very choice Dwarf PEAR TREES, Of
extra size
The above comprising a very choice assortment
OF Trees were raised by the late John II. King,
they will be guaranteed to be what they are rep
resented
Apply to w. Albert King, No. IS south High
street, Georgetown, ID. or at Valley View
Farm, one mile northwest Of Georgetown.
Catalogues furnished on application
L. J. KING.
Also, for sale, few thousand very choice
ROSES. Apply as above. T.. J.K.
maTII-H
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CHAUNCY wARRINEB,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

Fine Watches, Jewclry, and Silver Ware.
GOLD SEALS, FOB AND VEST CHAINS.
YER SPOONS, FORKS, A&@
GOBLErS, CUPS, &c, for HGN>
ssIs at New York prices S2zS
REP4IRING. The Chronometer, Duplex.
Lever Cylinder, Repeating, Musical, and other
WATCHES repaired. Also. JEWEI.RY Sc
No. 80 PBNNsYLvANIA AVENUE betw'n Sixth
snd seventh streets, Browns' Hotel building, sign
OF the GOLDEN WATCHES
apS9-H WasbinGtop
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PrOpOsals for CoPper,PIate Engraving.

OFFICE cEsUPERINTESDgNT PUBLIC PPIsIINs,)
Washington, May 5, 1856
hUPLiCATE PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
II ceiyed at this once until the 18th day Of May
inst al II o,cloci, m for eagraving pom copper
for the Of the Senate and House Of n epresen .
tatveS, Ia the best manner, certain ouaTto pilates
by Inches, Of natural history, concho,ogy and
geology, 10 accompany the reports Of the Pacific
Railroad and Surveys and Japan Expedition
The Illustrations will be open al this ofBce To-,
the inspection OF those persons desirous OF bid .
ding for the same, until the closing Of the bids
and any Information desired will also be fur,
nished
ContrJcts will be ente: ed into with, and bonds
with security will be required from the uccessiul
bidders for the faithful execution OF their con-
uscts.
III. to be distinctly understood that no bids
will be entertained from any parties not directly
style Of work bid for, and that the contracts will
In all cases, be awarded to the lowest and best
bidder
TIE bids will state prize, and but one price, for
The work bid for, and the time required for the
execution OF the work and must be addressed ,
one TO the chairman Of the Consnittee on Engrav-
ing, House Of Represen 'etiyes, United states,
dnd one 10 A. ". Seaman, Superi 1tendent OF Pub
lie Prinl-g, Washington, ID. e., and be endorsed
on The outside OF the envelope :. Proposals for
OOPPei- plate Engraving A q. SEAMAN,
OLD CoGNAC BRANDY.
~, Just Just received out Of the Custom House at
Inc % Msrtell B andy OF 1850
Inc O.d Marrett Brandy Of 1919
Sholc- Old Whisky, none better IN the country
bIown stout, Scotch Ale -...
Bottled cider
O,d cheese r.. ....
ro' saeSy JONAS p. LEVY, & p
oi1 Pa avenue Wine, LIauor and Havana
"sas, and Fine Groceries, ii = e-tf :
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pATEE ICE CREAM FREEZERS, ALL
iizes Prices always low.
ap@ G. FRANCIS, 40 Seventh u.
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S64O no LOAN,

A NY PERSON POSSESSING REAL ES-
"A tate, that will satisfy the Georgetown Bci d
ing Association, can OBJ ain that amount at once
on very favorable terms, on application to
E. X LUNDY
ap26 rs Bridge st Georgetown.
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VA U B LIE FARM FOR SALE, CON-
tanning so acres, situated \ mile east Of the
Rockville Turnpike Road, and ~ from Wssh-
supply Of fire wood and young orchard The i'm
provements are small frame dwelling and sta
BILE: 1t possesses ell the advantages requisite to
make garden Of great value, or dairy farm,
made easy. Apply 10 POLLARD WEBB, No
sig Seventh street, opposite National Intelligen-
Ger once. ap 22-H
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F0K rHE MAY BALLS.

EON THE MAY BALLBs
WE EHAVR NOW IN STORE BEAUTI-
w iui assortment Of WREATHS, suit 40. 4,
aole Tor the approaching May festivals ;SASRE
also, all kindsof Flowers for dressing the 9H0
haiI and would respectfully request those who
VIII oe In need o. such, to give us a call at our
Fancy and Millinery store, No 3IO. PennsvIyania
Avenue, between Oh and 10Th sts north side
ap2 2Str HUTCHINSON AZ MIJNRn
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LADIES. .
r. G. ST EV Ms,

Your Immediate Attention is most respect.
fully Solicited y
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All Of said Warrants were issued under the act
Of 1885, March Sd and, after a sufficient length
OF time, application will be made to the Pension
Once for Duplicates.
The eleven 120 acre Warrants first named were
authenticated In LoHistdnn The three l60's and
100 acre mo. 3i0e6) were authentsa in Maine.
The three 100 acre Warrants lost on the same day
were authenticated In Georgia.
Registers, Receivers, and Dealers recollecting
these facts can easily detect the warrants as they
examine the assignments.
SwEENY, RIfTENHOUSE, FAINT CO,
ap S-1aw6w Bankers, Washington, ID. C..
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sHAD AND HERRING "ALIvE.n

nEALERS AND FAMILIES DESTROYS
~ Of procuring the best SHAD
or HERRING for salting can
have them delivered at market prices, fminedi-
ately upon being caught, by leaving their orders
az the Union Land Office, 7th street above Odd
Fellows Hall, or at the fishing shore adjoining
Ae Navy Yard bridge, Washington, where they
can be obtained alive an S2-Im&
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Houses, &c, for Rent and Sale.

EOR SALE.-THE ADVERTISER WILL
Il sell at private sale between now and the first
OF August, very desirable Lot neatly enclosed,
with small two. story frame houss on it. situ-
ated on the corner OF Virginia avenue ard 23d
street, and fronting "a feet on Virginia avenue
1t Is IN the immediate neighborhood Of the OBJ.
servatory. Persons wishing to purchase can
examine the property at any time, when the terms
Of sale can be ascerta,ned m I-lm*
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ENOR SALE.-A SMALL FRAME HOUSE
!! and Lot on 9Th street, between X and l., Lot
fronting 2S feet, with depth Of f6 feet inches
Terms reasonable Location unsurpassed. Apply
to ROBERT. PAYNE, Druggist, corner 4th
street ar d Mass. avenue. m 1-tf
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EOR RENT-FOR A TERN OF YEARS,
IL UNlMPROXED LOTS In SOIIARE No

y UNIMPROVED LOTS IN SQUARE No.
3Io-The subscriber will lease for a term Of about
e1Gh: years, the Unimproved Lots In square No
375, In the city Of Washington He invites pro-
nosals until the 10th Of this month"; for a lease Of
the whole property, with the privilege to sublet
then make leases Of detached parcels thereof
Undoubted security for the payment Of the rents,
Will be required. (m2-12td) X. SMITH.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-29
A Fres State IA Tsxas.

Some may iooh upssn t'ss-sss ; s.ieg =
free Stats Of Western szs S
probst5Is. pzsslslsE.rlg
such ssEansoas efforts ars z,z1zg nd:
essry slavery into KaEszs sss s:zsz
dnas nesnow exist b positive Nv. -
there is strong probability shss snsli
an event win occur wiihin the next q !
years. Our opinion IS based upon tl.s
fact that foreign immigrstioa Is greater
than domestic. By at least Cen 70 one.
and upon the well known fast that Tor.
eign immigration Is oppcsed % slavery,
from principle. prejudice sad edueation.
And there are many of the isnmigraEss
from the older States opposed 10 sIarsry
who qE;stly tolerate il 60 long S II 3 "a
institution of the State, but nhc eiIl sete
no slavery when TIE question comes up
whether Western Texas shall Be . frss
or slave State. This fact Is not eeasrS
ally known; If 50, It Is not daily ecss;d-
cred. The vote Of the adopted efsizsps
of Texas nos numbers at least treIrs
thou sand, In less than ten yssrs il viii
be increased to three times thaz number,
unless The naturalization Izus sEs
changed. The increase VIII be Il : mash
greater ratio skan that Of the nsliFe bern
Sose.-San Antoaio 1szca.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-29
Need Reforming.

Some of the boys in and about Law.
renee. We apprehend, have been taking
lessons in Border Ruffianism. By their
acts, one evening last week, they show
ed they were adopts at learning. We
are almost weary with living without
law, as there are class of persons in
all communities who can only be re-
strained from violence by the strong arm
of authority. A large number of such
persons are collecting in Kansas. and
must be reformed in due time. OF serious
consequences Win follow.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-29
Give us Facts.

The most ridiculous assertion we
have seen for long time in the public
journals, is that representing Gov.
GEARY, as the proprietor of a large iron
establishment in Virginia. and working
it with large number of slaves. There
are facts enough which initiate against
Gov. Geary. without resorting to false
hood. The fact that he holds his office
in Kansas under that king of Border
Ruffianisn, Frank Pierce, is enough of
itself to damn any man.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-29
r Fremont has a larger electors

H Fremont has a larger electoral
vote, with California, than any defeated
ever had and Ar. Buchanan
had smaller proportion of the whole
popular vote than any man who Was
ever chosen President by the people.
New England gave her entire vote
TO Washington. and now gives it to
Fremont No Presidential candidate In
teryening. shares Withthem the honor.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-11-29
Buildings.

The greatest need of Kansas has been
saw mills. Hundreds of men who
came here to stay have left the coun-
try, because of the impossibility of get
ting lumber for buildings. Young men
do not mind it much. They go on to
Islaim, put up a cabin, take a few
e0les for bedstead, get SOME prairie
hay for bed, and with couple of
blankets, think themselves well housed,
without floor, or window, or any other
furniture. Their kitchen utensils are
equally simple, consisting of frying
pan and coffee-pot. When they need
provisions, ifthey have no money, they
go out and work a few days, replenish
the larder, and return again to improv-
ing their claim.
But with families, this is very disa.
greeable, and often unhealthy. Some
make commencement, try it for 3
year, and get sick and disheartened, and
leave. Some are patiently waiting for
saw mills to get into operation. The
prospect is now quite asttering for .
supply of lumber. The mill at Frank
lin, which was burnt by the Rufians.
has been rebuilt, and is doing ; good
business. At Lawrence, we have two
saw mills running, and one out Of re-.
pair, and one small pair of miIlstonest
at BEaKAu & HYATT's mill, eight
miles southwest of Lawrence, they are
now turning out lumber very fast. The
mill at Palmyra, we are sorry to shear,
is broken. The mill at 0sawatofaie is
again in running order. Benecia ihas 3
good saw mill. Lecompton has ! saw
and grist mill. Topeka has two saw
mills and one grist mill. Waulsonsa
has one. Manhattan has a saw and
sst mill. Council City has two saw
nils, one doing good business. 1t
any of these places settlers can 90 nov,
with prospect of getting humber suf-
fieient to build comfortable houses.-
But the fashion of the country ia fnn-
ming into stone houses. The consress
house Is easily built, and is durable.
cheap, and ean be built by common
people, with but little expsriencs. so
long as lumber is $50 and 80 per
thousand, and difEcnIt to get at thai.
the stons buildings viii take the lead.