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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-17

From Mrs. ingalls,, wei known nurse IN Boston.
Boston, Oct. 10, 1856.
Gents AT your request, and being highly pleased
with the effects Of the Restorative free that
my hair had become quite thn and entirely rhe. have
for the last five years been in the habit Of using dye, but
hearing Of the extraordinary effects Of this article
induced 10 try it, Ny hair has been restored its orig
inal thickness. and also its former color which is light
brown. Very respectfully MRS. INGALLS,
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INDIAN REMEDIES.

NJ DEAFNESS CURED, however caused Letters
addressed 10 DIR. BOAiDMAN, L. Suffolk Place, Bos-
tom. answered Remedies sent by express l12m
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church, brOnkteld.
Brookield, Mass, Jan. -. 1855.
Prof. Wood-Dcar Sir-lIaying made trial Of your
Hair Restorative gives pleasure to say, that its ef
ects have been excellent in removing inhamation dan
drut. and constant tendency 90 itching, with which
have beon troubled from my childhood aud has also
stored the hair which becoming gray, is original
color. have used other article with anything like
the same pleasure and profit.
Yours, truly, j. X. BRAGG.
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ncm advertisements.

(NOTHlNG AT COST will sell the
" remainder of my stockof SUMMER CLOTHING
at cost for CASH Sow D.. Che time to huy
JAMES q. FRENCH.
Montpelier, July s. 1857.
UNHE PLACETO BUY THIN CLOTHING
j and SUMMER HATS IS at Frcnch's, where it viii
be- sold at cost f0r cash.
July o. 1851
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BURNETT'S ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH

With Stimsou's Paror White Manufactured an,
sold by SrIMSON, VALENTINE g. CO., jj Broad ST..
Boston. 41.lm
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\ WORTH OF GOODS

ur Hunsnin0re would aunnhnctio lhfii iiliuA anu int
public that they have just received
FROM NEW YORK md BOSTON
their Spring stock Of Goods, consisting in part Of the
following
% CNsus or LEROY HnnHr AND OTHER NANurA crrHEhs
SILK HATS OLA SUPERIOR QUALITY.
PARIS SOFT HATS.
500 Mole. Fur and Wool Kossuth Hats.
" light and dark coor Of an shades nights and qualities
300 Silk, Kid, Cloth and glazed
MEMS Dc BOYS GAPS.
large assortment OF
GENTLElIENS FURNISHING Goods
consisting Of Hosiery Gloves, Shirts, Crayats, Undcr
shirts, Drawers. Stocks, Suspcndcrs, Hdhs, B1snms
Collars, Umbrellas, Travelling Bags, &C., Sc.
$4,000 worth READY-MADE CLOTHING.
consisting OF Over and Under Raglans, Dress frocss,
Business Coats Pants and Vests Of al kinds, Linen
Coats, Green Spcuccrs Jumpers, Hickory shirts, Over
ais, Nc., Sc.
Our stock Of Goods is the
LARGEST AND BEST
before brought To- this pucc, which bought ur
cash, and will be sold at WHOLESALE o. RETAIL,
very low for
CtSH or SHORT 1PPROTED CREDTT
Please call and examine our goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
KINSNlAN g. sCIInNER.
Montpelier, April %, 1857. 80
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so stringent point as to make them (their
serfs) rampant in their demonstrations to-
wards any slavery they dare protest and act
against; as, to call their souls their own, would
be to give offence to those from whose pockets
their meagre subsistence is doled out to them
They vent their own griefs upon negro slavery
In the South, and are encouraged to do SO oy
their employers, who regard the running OF
their Indignation in that channel as o sort OF
safety valve for the conservation OF their own
profits. Syracuse was the scene Of I" the Jerry
rescue'' The district is now represented in
Congress by that shining light, Ger Granger
fit precisely IT, id theextent of his attachments
and depth of hs intelligence0 representative
for such a constituency
Our course was fot' Me most part in sight of
the Erie canal, on which the seasons business
does not yet appear to ha9e fairly started.
This is said to be owing to a break very recent
ly repaired. So, those interested in 81, aapiga-
ton Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal ere not
alone in misery this season growing out Of
breaches, carrying away of dams, DC. The
Erie canal, Notwithstanding the immense
freights carried east and west by the New
York through railroads, is the life and soul of
the commerce Of the whole State with the in
terror country. The loss Of a month of the
freighting season upon it is therefore real
calamity to the States business interests. At
this period Of other years have noticed boats
in motion on this canal from its end to end
from Troy to BuEalo-so close as nowhere to
appear more than one hundred yards apart,
with hundreds laden but resting at the towns
on the way. WD. WI.
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IL The military service of Great Britain re-
quires for the present year. forty-fve millions OF
dollars.
II Every clergyman in Scotland has been fur
nished with book on Canada, setting forth its
advantages to emigrants.
II Photographs of the paintings Of the an
cient masters, are now taken with great success.
They afford fine opportunities for collectors and
students.
III The Lewiston Falls Journal regrets TYPO
graphical blunder in an obituary notice. by which
the deceased was made leading member of the
society Of soakers. 1t should have been shakers
IL 1t is said the natives of India will not pa
tronize excursion trains on railways. though at
nominal prices. They never travel except on
business, take no pleasure In the beauties Of ma
ture, and prefer gaming and sleeping.
II A monster rock blast recently took place
at the cliffs, Holyhead. Twenty oDe Thousand
pounds of powder were fired off by electricity and
one hundred and sixty tons of rock Were thrown
down by the explosion.
DThere exists in London society of school
masters. They have offered prize of Eos for an
essay on the best means of making the schoolmas-
ter's function more efficient than il has hitherto
been, in preventing misery and crime
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PERSONAL.

- Com p. F. voorhees,, U. s. N, is at Kirk
woods
80. Mr.. Russell, the Crimean correspondent Of
the London Times, makes but poor figure as
lecturer Speakngis not his forte.
-. .Anderson. the Danish novelist, Is about to
he the guest of Charles Dickens, and intends to
give the world new novel. entitled /" Te Be OF
not to Be- - "a
.Messrs. Hatton and Harrison, the two rival
candidates for Governor Of Tennessee, who are
stamping the State, unfortunately got into per-
sonai collision, few days ago, but were separa-
ted before doing any serious damage to each
other
80. Commodores Sater and J. p. McKinstrv,
u. s. ~, Hons. John p. Haskin, w. F. Russell,
VIM. b. Maclav and Elisha Ward, NJ. C.'s
elect from New York; Col. Samuel Colt, of Con-
nectcut; Hon. George p. Pelfon, Of New York,
and Capt John Gibbons u 5. A, are at Will
lar ~
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EVENING STAR.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
wASHIN TON CITY;
TUESDAY ............Ju June %, 1857.

The Union publishes the recent speeches of
Senators Douglas and Mason, delivered at
Springfield, ILL.,, and Boston, Mass, which, to
gether, embrace " reading matter" that renders
this number of the Union a paper of such value
rs one rarely sees in these times
The Intefiigencer to-day calls "spirits from
the Vastly deep, urges a reorganization of the
Wing party. The editor holds that the plat
forms of the American and Republican parties
are both too narrow for the Wings to stand on,
while the principles of the Democratic party
are such that no one sincerely attached to those
of Clay and Webster can consistently subscribe
to them
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
P.NEY POINT Ut & t s. 2! \ : NORFOLK,

The safe snd commodious steamer MARYLAND,
vii, on 81 July. leave Wall lRgton IT,
tSINth-street wlarfb At O'clock, and EnsS4fSzk
Alexandra at IA O'Clock. p. M, uponNks<7sxs-<@s
an Excu To the above places, touching Piney
forenoon.
She viii leave Norfolk again NJ o clock D. m for
cape Henry, affordIng he COMPANY On opportunity
To view the Atlantic Occa and enjoy the sea aIr and
return to Old Point in time to view the magnificent
Fertilization at that place. to hsh. hattie, a lesv-
ing again for Norfolk after the grand display of Fire
Works from the Fort. Next morning there will he
ample time 10 visit the many objects of INF crest in
and shout Norfolk and Portsmouth
Returning, the Mar land will leave Norfolk at u
Bay by dsyght, and arrive at Washington early
Monday morning.
The table will be well supplied with fish. ysters
crabs, c.. and all the decacies of the Washingt on
md Norfolk markets. Passage, meals included for
the round trip. S6 for a Gent and Lady, $40. Coed
music will be IN attendance.
WIN. MITCHELL, Captain.
IL Amer the above trip, the Maryland will ply
regularly between Washington, Old Point and Nor
fox. n Sl-td
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EOR SA!.E..A very desirable RESIDENCE
being Lot fronting % feet 10 inches by lie feet
deep to an alley Is feet wide situated on the west
SIDE OF 9th street west between l. and Nj NORTH and
improved by comfortable Frame Dwelling with
back building, wood house. a pump of excellent
water and ornamented with variety OF flowers aud
SIP I'd story eth street.
Je2 POLLARD WEBB.
FOR RENT.-Two WAREHOUSES on sth
street, between Pennsylvania and Missouri ave
No. 3T Penn. avenue. ie eIm
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IL The letter of Lord Oxford which has been
gong the rounds as a specimen Of plain speaking
IN IN which he proclaims himself roue, and unwiI-
nhk TO be President of the Norwich Bible Socie-
y, Is an old story, originated In 1879, and was
,assnood at the start No such letter was ever
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L MED 81 IE.S fATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON. June p, 1857.
On the petition of Joseph Battin, of Philadel mia
PP. praying for the extension of n patent granted 10
hI ON the 9TH of October, l843 for an Improvement
IN machines for breaking cOal,'' for seven wears
from the expiration of said patent which takes place
on the 9th day of October 1857:
Is ordered, that the said petition he heard NJ the
Patent Office on Monday. the 2lst of Sep,e,nhar
next, at IL O'Clock m; and all persons are noifed to
appear and show cause, If any they have why said
petition ought not to be granted. Wy ~
Persons opposing the extension are required To file
IN the Patent Ohcs their object IONS spec al, set
forth In writing ut least twenty DAYS before the day
OF hearing all testimony filed by either party To he
used Mt the said hearing be AIKEN and transmit
TED IN accoriance with the rules of the Office which
will he furnished on application. Ia 0''
IhetestlmOny IN the case Willie closed on the tb
OF September; dePostions and other papers relied
before the morning of that day. the arg uments any,
Ordered; also, that this notice be published i'm the
National intelligeIcer, Union, and Star, Washing
ton; ID. G.; Republican, Baltimore, Md: Argus
PhIiadelphia: Pa; Daily News. New York, n. Y:
and Post Boston, Mass once a week for three
successive weeks, previous TO the 2st of September
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
j.. s.. Editors Of the above papers will plea Sc nnv
and send their bills To the Patent Office with M mar
coftaiilhk this notce. Je 23-law3w
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WANTS.

WANTFD-By a respectable Young GIRL, a
w Situation as Nurse. and 90 do plain Sewing
has been accustomed to attend to chIl ir m. No oh
lection TO travelling. Address Box No. IS Star
trnce It,
WANTED.-A middIe-aged WOMAN fCol-
w oTed preferredb for a Nurse for a Young Chid
Must come well recommended. Apply at No ala r
street, between 9TH and 7th SITS. je 1871.
WANTED-In the family of a gentleman residing
w two miles from the city, a good plain COOK,
One VINO can bring recommendations for skill.
honesty, and cleanliness will ind good situation
and regular wages. Apply TO J. p. CRUTCHETT.
corner OF oth ana u streets. je l-tf
WANTED TO PURCHASER BRICK
w DIV ELLlNG, containing or 9 rooms, and
worth from $3.50 TO about Si,ooo, by first paying
S5n IN cash and the balance in annual instalments
Also, For Sale-On easy terms, two desirable
BRICK DIV BILLINGS, each located within two
squares OF the Patent Office. One of them can be
bought by payng $1,000 in cash. and the balance an u
half yearly Instalments.
POLLARD WEBB,
may ~ II No. 5l2 I'D story 7th street.
WANTED-At ST Penn. avenue. south side
w corner of 9th street. n CHAM Der MAID and
WAITER. The waiter boy of from rs TO is years
OF age Both must be able TO bring salts ctory rec
Concentrations. may li-tf
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
y The subscriber offers for sale all that valuable
Real Estate known Largo" situated in tle
Forest OF PRINCE Georges county, Nd, containing
This is QUE Of the most valuable estates in this
county. 1t easy of cultivation, and has all the
advantages of Water, and is also heavily Timbered.
IL adJolns the estates of DIR. David Craufurd. Geo.
7: Craqfnrd: Zachsrah Berry, Sr,. DIR. benjamin
Lee and Others, and lays the road leading from
ssdeInsbUrg to Upper Marlborough, about FIVE miles
lngton City. There rs also fine Meadow, contain
ing betWsen 60 and 80 eighty acres of very prime
Land; This land produces luxuriantly all the crops
usually grown IN this region of country, such as
wheat. corn, rye. oats, tobacco &c There Is about
one hundred acres of prime white oak Timber Land
In the tract.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call on
me undersigned, living near the premises. who will
take great pleasure IN showing it to all such:
Tins land is susceptible OF division, and will be
divlded INTO two lots to suit purchasers, If desired
ms land IS not sold at private sale or before
Thu RSDAT, the Sth day of July next, il will be
offered that day at public SALE at the Subscribers
home place, TO the highest bidder. There will be a
plat Exhibited on the day of sale.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
VIII be required IN cash on the day of sale and the
iaance IN one and two years with approved securi-
~, bearing interest from the day of sale or mort
gage on the land, If preferred by the purchaser.
Je I6-eou Il. B. BEAII,.
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ExCURsIoNs. O..

CRAND PICNIC TO ARILNeToNsp KiSs
NJ OF GEORGE WASHINGTON TEN1,
RKeHABlTEs,on FRIDAY, the 18th EeS3kA
of June. - f,Ff E&1eRf7Hk
The Boat will leave 10th street wharf at O'CLOCK
Prices OF Tickets Adults q Gents. Children v,.
der ayers 10 Cents; 10 he had Of any member OF
the Tent. 10 "a \, VI
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WINDOW GLASS.-So1 boxes 10 bvI5F,encb
w Window Glass, will he sold at one dollar and
seventy hye per box for cash, IN lots of u boxes
Also, full supply of large size French Glass lst
2d and Sd Qualities by G lass for hct-houses Nv
10, s by IL, 9 by II, and 10 by IL cheap
~ - X. III. MILLER, son Il co.
Alexandra, %
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SABBATH SCHOOL EXCURSION.

SABBATH SCHOOL EXCURSION.
The Sabbath School In conncxion with the First
Baptist Church will make an En- IT,
CURSION To ARLINGTON on EeS3h-k
THURSDAY, June 25th. The friends fSk5-zsrs'=r.i
OF the school, aud parents of the children are IN
vlted To JOIN with them on the occasion.
Tlckets-Aduts 25 cents. Children IS cents may
I've lad of the teachers and scholars.
The Confectionery viii be supplied by Ridenour q
Co.. at city prices. ie 1891
TWO LARGE CACHES OR SMALL
COACHES can he had for PIC MIC R452R
or EXCURSION PARTIES bv apply
ing to the undersigned or Mr.. John Hot AR5
brook. Orders can I've left At g. a. 4. Parker Co.'S
Sore at d. g Dy sons Drug Store. 18th street and
Avenue. WILLIAM wHALET.
may % colin
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w Window Glass will he sold at one dollar and
venty-hye per box for cash. IN lots of u boxes
M and for Isaes Gsss
1913 by IL, 9by u, and 10 BY p cheap.
IMPORTANT FOR THE LEAN.
and %HSw DID yen manage i, dear to look 50 well
arrlval in this city from visit TO one of her female
MssS. Oqs # the s ate! sRssnoe
sn and get PICKED y H9
BEER For the last two Weeks Biz comes A DOWN
the street with quarter every day. 1t is said this
WORTHY Sors couple improved since that time twenty
Pouhds IN Weight. lie p St
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
We have just received a cargo of superior RED
and sffS6 AS coHf s'. suitable Fer
per toy BY leaving their orders, that it may be de-
w We have on hand PINE, OAK, and HICKORY
MOOp' OF the best quality, which will sell cheap
II. MORAN & CO..
street, bet. 18th snd l4th sits.
-le z2-a- corner of 18th and SITS.
RlRD,CAGEs, DOOR MATS, CARRIAGES.
fGms Me s5rteff gs! N Gp:sPSs
FOE B0sT2NwThs superior fast sailing clipper
rived, and vii! haye quick dispatch for the ~.
'i BRo c &sssf . sss Ssafss
town, u: c. jeis>Iw
NEW G0ODS.-H. J. MCLAUGHLIN a CO.,
Il have thus week received large lot Of FANS
Monsaes. &c, at Ne. ~, between 9Th and 81 streets
je ID
NEW ICE CREAM SALOON,
8 The subscriber has inst fitted mp an iCE + CREAM
a.; over ms store which Is airy and pleas4
and }G1 saP 81 IS Sst
able terms. ID
Please call at u RIDENOUR's.
Je a-iw So4 Penn. avenue
NOTIGJEsooTS0 BTMDERS AND OWNERS
of BEL the neatest and most substantial mans
psriIcia5 attention paid to arrangement of SPEAK
Establish 81 Penn. avenue. between 10th and
-. 1878. :" eeoly Je 2-lm'
EISH-FISH-FISH.
- s,o 10, barrels e prime No.. Eastern HERRINGs
GETTY 1 WILLIAMS. ~
- 70 NO; northwest corner Of High and Water
Je l2-eo2w street, Georgetown.
MY, STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES helm.
time, and having been purchased before the Eli
sss Than be fsd M
time. Call and examine for yourselves, az
-. >. r. HOOVER'S
len Iron Hall, Pa. ave. bet. 9th and 10th Sta
WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS.
MIA arenue' ' e"HSyNcd-
Ladies' Drawers, pc. to SIC
Chemisetts, SIC. to Use.
Night Dresses, SIC TO Sl.p
n sfii rfGo ba n from s275 to $780, making
Linen Circles, sI75to s25o making 81; STITCHING
sh15ts' tiiuen collars and wristbands) Draw
Nldcn1nn -
promptly suited h'e partially made can be
vhob H, e s s daily manufacturing Shirts,
ore ensbegg rSo;mPtness than the demand hereto
10 observe the strictest punctuaiy AZ We'll as
Terms invariably cash. - ~-~-'' INV INV ""'"
le E-eoa Intel1 ~
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'VNO OWNERS OF CITY PROPERTY AND
l. CAPlTALlSTS.-The subscriber offers to pur
chase and sell Real Estate commission. Having
occasion to visIte parts of the city, and critical
tn examine every class Of property Unusual opportu-
mites Of buy and selling to are present
ed Office corner of Penn. avenue and 10th street,
over Savings Bank.
Je 6-eomf GRAFTON u. HANSON
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FOR RENT.-HOUSE No. 36 G street. between
Il IA and 9th streets, containing rooms, with
gas. and water an the ard
Also, No. $50 c street, between "a and 9Th. con-
With gas and water fixtures. Apply to THO. HA-
q To- ~
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t'oK SALE.-Either one or both of those newly
Il erected three story BRICK HOUSES with
back buildings, situated on the west side of 18th
street, between and q. They contain IS rooms
each: WIFI al the modern improvements, and are
Also, BRICK HOUSE, on X street, between 9Th
ana 9TH. containing nine rooms and kitchen.
The above property will be sold on accommodating
terms by applying to JOHN X. Mcleod. at his
carpenter Shop on 10th street, or through the Post
O.
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Tor Rem 1.-TWO FURNISHED BET
Il ROOMS, IN ANAL private family. No. Wa
ker's Row, ohsth street. between and 6.
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IL Giles. PIN WHEELS. SERPENTS. BI,IIE
LIGHTS, TORPEDoES. &c at
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HANDSUME CUTTATE FOR 81 EE.-The
H Cottage Residence, IA Square 8f7 a few squares
southeast Of the Capitol, on Sixth street east near
:. street south, now occupied by Doctor Aaron w :.
fronts 80 feet Sixth street, by los feet in Depth
containing S.722 square feet of ground. This is per-
present for sale east of the Capitol. The situation
IS elevated and commands fine view of the Poto-
mac rIver. A personal inspection OF the premises.
by those wishing to purchase, is invited. Apply
next door to James III. Jones, house painter, to
John IT, Adams, grocer, corIief of 9Th and l. Streets
Northern Liberties. ie y SIS
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WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

One mile from BucktOn Station, on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, and In the direct route to
for the rece ptOn of visitors. I.skH
Comfortable Coaches will run daily between BneE.
ton and the Springs. upon the arrival and depa
of the cars. r'
Passengers leaving Baltimore Washington. and
Alexandra by the morning trains, will reach tho
springs about noon OF the same day, and ra&lrning
VIII arrive at Alexandria and Washington infime 10
dine. " o "
Post Office, Buckton, Warren county, Va.
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je SS-5t'
EOR RENT-For three months, or longer, # Do;
sired, TO o careful tenant, Q FURNISHED
HOUSE. With garden, plesssntly Ipcated: HIthln
servants rooms: water fixtures throughout The
house, and pump of excellent water. Apply At the
Star Of5ce. je 22-S'
DOOMs FOR RENT.-MISS MORLEY,
q having taken the house recently occupied by
Mrs. Anderson, two doors from the kirkwood House,
IS prepared to rent PARLORS and LODGING
ROOMS, together eparately furnished or uniur-
nlshed, and, If desired, will also furnish Board, or
Breakfast, and Tea To such as wish tn dine at hotels
or Gauter's. The rooms are large and airy, and
Penn. avenue. je 2-lm
COTTAGE FOF RENT-That delightfully."- sit
~ uated COTTAGE RESIDENCEonth the heights
above Georgetown, containing SIX rooms and celiar.
This property commands a beautiful view OF Wash
Ington, Alexandria, and the Potomac River. being
400 feet above tide. spring Of pure wafer near the
do'r; cstern IN the yard The above beautiful
property will be rented for the ensuing summer 4
KING, General Agent, IS High street, GEORGETOWN,
ID. C. je 22-St
EOR SALE.-A FARM of about 100 acres, in
L Montgomery county, Nd, ten miles from Wash
lngton, the Colesvi e road, improved with good
Brick Dwelling, log barn and stable line orchard
of choice frnt. part rs set with clover, and the
whole well fenced. A bargain may he obtained II
early applied for, would eI csnge for city proper
No: 564 M street. or through the City Post Once.
a 22-lm
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e. REWARD.-Strayed AWAY from the ,ubscri-
S1H Der on sunday. the 9Th instant DARK ~zc--S
h ne a. NV, with calfwith a white spot on IT,
hsr nank white belly. and round horns e.
ne above reward will be paid for her denver, 90
me on THIRD street, between and streets. WASH
ie
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pSa:mVn THURSDAY evening, 18th instant, be-
IL tween WInder's Building and Valley View
rarm. above Georgetown, a child's LEGHORN
ia u, trimmed with white. A suitable reward will
or at this office. - % =,
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST OR STOIEN-A little white POODLE
IL with collar and lock attached. ThexS \
Under VIII confer great favor on the un-A
derslgned by informing him where he can@@h
be had, ana If required reasonable reward will I've
given
je s33t q. A SCHyARZMAN
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THE U. S. STEAMER WATER WITCH.-The
Water Witch has been ordered to proceed to
Philadelphia to convey the stores and effects of
the Minister to China to the Minnesota, now
lying in the harbOr of Norfolk, and expected to
sail on the 18th, soon thereafter, for her des-
tnation in the East.