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go up thou Bald Head. ="

To Prof Woods store, ia Market
street, and get bottle of his celebrated
Hair Restorative which will make the
capillary substance vegetate on the sum-
NIT of your Uranium in very short time
And ali you old gray headed men, if you
want Your hair to resume its original
color, it can be done by using Woods
Hair Restorative. 1t makes the Hair
soft and silky, and causes the ''Hyperian
curls tocurlin elegantprofusion. Many
have tried it, and found it just the thing.
There is no excuse now for badness or
grew hair.-St. Louis Pilot.
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FARM EOR SALE

ssTssase II. s. TH0RP Of Bristol, wishing to change BIZ
ASEk business offers his FARM for sale, consisting o
Fs'X"M one Hundred and Eighty:,see AcreS Of Land
-.s<A---- suitable proportion of Plough Meadow ant
Wood Land Said Farm is fenced into nine lots, and
the premises is first rate Dwelling House and Barn,
other out building good bearing Orchard two wells,
Cistern and almost everything that makes Farm desra
bic. Terms Easy.
sg For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber OF
the premises. ii. S. THORP.
Bristol, Nov. II 1856. 236
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.-F3~ Mr.. BOND, President of the X.
& b. II. r., is now i'll New York City,
attending to the interests of the X. 81 Il.
II. r., where he will remain three or four
weeks. From what we know of Mr.. b.
we feel every assurance that he will do
every thing in his power to further its
interests tie possesses the talent, en-
crgy, and will, to do much, and it will be
done.-RockTord DeD10crat.
We can assure our neighbor that he
has put the right estimate upon the wor-
thy President Of our Road. He has en-.
tered upon this work with an energy and
determination that knows no wearying
and We doubt not will accomplish the
object sought. The unanimity with
which he was reelected President al
the late annual meeting, shows that hi,
character and services are appreciated
by all those connected with the work.
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ESTKAX.

EAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF TIKI
" subscriber about the first of -.
November last red and white Iiefer
with mark about year and
half old. The is requested to IEfzyszs1eEH
prove property, pay charges and take the IN GE
same away. JOHN C0GSN ELL. ssasaslSS<sssssass
Salem, Dee, Is, lSb6 4w2S
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THE MILWAUKEE SENTINEL,
Daily, 81 90 T,i- Weekly, sa.5o-Hsehly, sl.t

Daily, 81. 90 Tri- Weekly SO 50-Hsekiy. 3 Loo.
TIME PROPRIETORS OF THE MIWAU-
kee Sentinel grateful for the very liberal patronage
extended them, respectfully submit brief prospectus FOR
the coming year.
The Daily Sentinel,
Containing received by teeg aph and mails
carefully prepared Market Reports and full details OF all
local State intelligence, is published every morning
Sundays excepted at Seven Dollars payable IN ad
vance.
The Tri-Weekly Sentinel,
Containing the reading and commercial matter Of
the Daily published every Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urday mornings at Three Dollars and Fifty Cents year,
payable in advance.
The Weekly Sentinel,
Containing all the news espondence and editorial mat
variety interesting miscellany published every
Wednesday morning. at One DOLLAR year, payable IN adj
1t is the aim and II be the constant effort OF the
proprietors to make the Weekly Sentinel,
The Lasgcs,, Cheapest and Best Paper
Published in the State.
Advertisers,
DESTROYS Of giving wide currency their notices viii find
the Sentinel the best medium in Wisconsin, its circulation
being than double that Of any other paper in the
State.
The Sob Office,
Connected with the Sentinel establishment largest in
the State amply stocked with machinery presses, and
all the latest varieties OF type and prepared to execute
ders for
Erery Variety Of Faney, Book, and JOE Printing,
At the shortest notice. in the best style and on the cheap
terms Address RUFUS KING,
2yg9q 905 on Fast Water Street Milwaukee,
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ESTRAYS.
Drss0 EUTHoN.
FOR SALE ar a RARGAIM

yENHE BRICK HOUSE SITUATED ON
D. the south half of block 81 known 5 the Baird .
house the south east quarter of block 10, lot block
IS, known the Foster house and barn, and quit i
claim Of lots and 4, block 56all in the North Ward Of
the city. Inquire Of A. GLASSH0FF
kenosha, Dec rs, 1856 3m2s* at Head, Rowland Co.
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Our readers will notice in another col
umn an advertisement for the sale OF the
swamp and overfowed lands in this and
other counties. What is necessary for
pre-emptors to do win be seen by refer.
ring to the advertisement.
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DANCING AcADEMY.-By reference
to our advertising columns, it will be
seen that SIG. J. HAzAzER, is again in
our city, and viii open a school for In
struction in the art of Dancing. In his
former schools here, we believe he gave
very general satisfaction, and we pre-
sumo he will do so again.
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SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
OF the CITY BANK OF KENOsHA,
Jan. 4, 1857.
$312,333 IS
Total,
The LITTLE PTLGRIM-The January mum

THE LITTLE PLGRM.-The January mum :
Der of this capital publication for girls and boys,
comes TO us in now and improved form, and with
new attractions for the New Year. Ii is now in a
large octave form containing il pages each month,
making much more convenient form for binding
We have several times spoken Of the merits of this
paper and we can assure our young friends that We
havenever over stated them. GRACE GREENWOOD,
as q writer for the young has superior, and then
she has the assistance Of many other excellent wri
ters, both ofths country and England. story by
William Hewitt entitled "Nipper and Toby, the
Australian Shepherd Boys" is commenced in this
number. We commend the Little Pilgrim, TO all
our friends certain that it win be welcome visitor
to every Preside. Terms, so cents year for single
copy, five copies, g., is copies, s5 Who will get
up a elub7 Address LEANDRR K. LIPPENcorT,
Philadelphia
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.--The January
number of this periodical has been received. Its
contents are Of more than usual interest this month
There is not an article that will not be read with
pleasure and profit. The stories capital, and OF
that peculiar character that is found in hardly any
other magazine. We commend It to those who are
ooking for entertaining eading. Messrs. Dix, Ed
ting the reputation of publishing not only the best
magazines in the country, but also for publishing
the best books. Their imprint is sufficient guaranty
for the worth and excellence OF any book in which
it appears. Terms of Household Words, So q year;
this and PusEam's Monthly, So Address DIX, ED.
WARDS, j. Co., New York
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TAVERN STAND
DISSOLUTION.
THE CO.PARTNERSHIP HI

TIME CO-PARTNERSHlP HE RET O.
n fore existing between the undersigned, by the
Of IA Lewis and Son and Nale in the Single Lath and
Lumber business at Mukegon Michigan dissolved by
mutual consent ON the first day Of December 1866, the
said Vale having that day withdrawn from said rm ana
sold his interest therein r. D. w Holmes A. Pro-
yost All ofhe liabilities Of said firm will be settled by the
said A. Lewis Son. and the successors of said Vale
A. LEWIS,
c. B. LEWIS,
December 22nd, 1856 4w2s JOSEPH VALE.
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You've MEN's LITERARY ASSOCIATION
LECTURE. The Fourth Lecture be
fore the Kenosha Young Mems Literary
Association, will be delivered tomorrow
friday Evening, at the Congregation
al Church, by Rev. DR.. VINToN, of New
York. His subject, "The Gentleman .
is popular one, and no doubt will be
interesting and instructing. We hear
Dr. Vinton spoken of, as very popular
Lecturer, and one who never fails OF
making a favorable impression upon his
audience. Wepresume the Church will
be crowded.
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We call attention to the card among
our advertisements, Of ]. H. Champion
of Milwaukee. We have no persona
acquaintance with Mr.. c., but person,
who are and have done business with hin
and in whom we have confidence, com
mend him warmly in the business in
which he is engaged.
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Gxz- Professor Palmer concluded his
lectures in this city on prenology, on
Tuesday last. The Professor had with
him a large collection of skulls and busts
and an extensive gallery Of portraits OF
famous and infamous men, diagrams, di-
aphrams, &c, illustrating his subject
The Professor has rare knack of inter
esting the public, drawing full houses
from the beginning to the close of his
course, and his success in the public exa-
mination of heads evidenced very com
plete knowledge on his part, of the sci
cnce he was engaged in expounding.
The Professors labors here we think
were not entirely Improbable to himself,
and we hope were not to the public.
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KENosHA STEAM planning NIILL-By
reference to our advertising columns, it
will be seen that our fellow citizen, ED.
GILLIs, has purchased the Steam Plan
ing Mill, near the south Warehouse, and
has put it in capital working order
Those wishing to have lumber planned OIL
matched, viii know where it can be wei
and quickly done. From Mr.. ellis vel
known character for energy and enter.
prise, the public may be always sure o.
having their business in this line, done
up in the best and most expeditions
manner. See the advertisement.
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s@" Our devil" requests us to re
tnrn his most heartfelt thanks to the pa
irons ofthis paper, who responded with
so much iberality to his 20 New Years
appeal" and requests us further to as
sure them that he shall endeayor by re-
newed fidelity to their interests, to JUST
fly their past Kindness, and merit con-
tinuance of the same. Having unfolded
his tale, our devil retires.
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II light. LIGHT. LIGET.:! Fresh
~ Camphene, Burning Fluid, Sperm and SterEe
Candles just reed at 5. CLARK g. SONS,
No. 70 Main ST.
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CUSTOM MILLS

WE viii exchange Flour for Wheat the fares posi-
w be ratio or we viii Flour wheat, By the quantity, for
customers at the lowest possible living rates. Meddl
shorts and Bran. always hand and for sale.
Meaning 10 deserve liberal patronage, confidently
sxpect to obtain it. WATSON L CoNKLIN.
KszoSud, May Is
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STANDS

Mahogany Bedsteads, and Marble top Wash stands
Also Cane Seat Rockers Sewing and Dining Chairs Con-
gress and Parker Arm Chairs, &c.
In addition imported ware, most of which receive
in the knock down shape and put up here will be found
Bureaus; Dining and Breakfast Tables Stands; Cottage
and common Bedsteads, &C., of manufacture
We would respectfully invite the attention Of purchase
10 stock and assure them that expect to do share
of the business only by Offering good article at low
price can be found anywhere else in CITY, Work
.6one to order Mattresses for sale.
Kenosha, December IL. no &c. JOHN NICOLL.
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1000 CORDS

w O O d w A n 7 E d
I WISH TO CONTRACT FOR A QUAINT
n of good wood Any number of cords, from 10 to
1000, will be taken. Those having wood sell will do well
call. ID. C. GASKIIL.
Kenosla, Dec. Is, 1856.
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Leather Betting
&ADlJlL53gGS ITnnl 6

we ask particular attention to our stock of Tools 1r,
are anuiactnred expressly for House and of onait
ana nsh uhequaled, and them Our mice ~
as low as common article is usually sold for From esI
ers ana manufacturers throughout the country we Ill car
ana natter on selves that prices and terms re- srh ~
viii command their favorable CONFEDERATION G,,o "a
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FUR NITURE

USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL.
q UST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST, Al
~ the Warerooms the Odd Fellows new build
ing large supply of Mai ogany Furniture and Oak and
Maple Cane Seat Chairs, embracing
Sofas, Tete-a-Tetes, and Easy Chairs
Mahogany Rockers, Nurse and Parlor chairs Mahogany
and Marble Top Tables.
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ESTRAV.

EAME INTO MY ENCLOSURE IN THE
" town OF Pleasant Prairie, about the -~.~.-,~
1uth of November last one gray yearling hef Y7TSsG
er. The owner is requested to call, prove ESsSS
property, pay charges and take her away. -zA<nxE-
Pleasant prairie. nac. IL. li2I In Holm PARIEE
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FIRE. FIRE! FIRE
NOTICE

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY MOTT.
IA fed against purchasing receiving certain note
made by the subscriber for tie OF four hundred and
four dollars s4e4 dated December 1st 1856 and payable
TO A. Lewis order, the said was given by
without consideration. JOSEPH VALE.
Kenosha, December 20, 1856. OCT
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uNnnt weon,

FEIHE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE
b 1909 cords of Oak and Maple wood in quantities T.
suit purchasers; be delivered on the ground wher
chopped or at any place in tie city.
WA D. THOMAS.
KeDosha, Dec. H. n26. MM. II. SMITH.
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up a elub7
Philadelphia
TEE SLAVE TROUBLES

The insuuectionary movements among the
Slaves of several of the southern states have not
it appears, been yet suppressed, as will be per
ceiyed from the following:
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EaTEsAy.

EAME ON THE PREMISES OF THE
~ subscriber the Sth inst brindle stag six or seven
old The owner requested to prove property pay
charges and take him away. NJ QUINLAN.
Bristol, Dec Goth, 1856. AVIS
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TILL IRIDlT
g ID T. NJ Z N q
AT
Mf rtill, Rfllosg \ CO's

pHCH All Wool DeLaines-French Merinos-
IL 1hibets a full assortment, at
MERRILL, KELLOGG g. Co.'S.
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A CARD.
Drs. Hunter e. williams,
PhyNicionsJ for Diseases of the Lungs,
So North Charles street, Baltimore,

52Is North Charles street, Baltimore
The practice of the above named phy sIcians Is de
Noten cScisiSe ely 10 treating Diseases of the Throat
anu Lungs 10y Medicated Inhalation. The success
It's introduction into the United States. has been
gratifying IN the extreme. IL has demonstrated,
mat not only can Catarrl, Bronchitis. Asthma, and
Oranular Sore Throat, be permanently cured by this
HiedS, out lhat Consumption IN all Its stages Is per-
fectly alnCnabe To- treatment.
by lnhslatlon the remedies are brought IN direc:
CONTACT with the diseased organ, and the stomach
laWayS over taxed IN these disease y is spared tho
innictlon OF being drugged, without any earthly
oeneht arising from such useless Practice. This
nous oi treatment is SO rational, simple 80 sci
entlflc, and al the time, SO efcaclos that the
day cannot be far distant when It will be universally
adopted by the Medical Profession, as the only an
cnor OF Safety IN class OF nalates which have hlf
eric set az nought human means.
mat the old practice does nothing for Consume
ZION, Is wei known. This has been proved by its
universal failure and, while It's advocates cauuo,
p"lEt 10 single asc of recovery under its Infiu-
ence every town, every village where the practice
"l lima alton has been used bears Testimony 10 NJ
InesuinaDle value III restoring the mos: de sperate
cases To perfect health. Nor is there any thing sur
cuTahe disease when the natural tendency of tubpr-
Gle IS towards health The simple reason is that
heretofore there has been no method devised oc
reaching the seat of the disease but this difficulty
is now overcome. and Consumption becomes no
more 1ataI than other serious maadies,
fartles unable 70 visit the city may he treated by
correspondence. For such. form Of questions has
been prepared-which will be forwarded ON appica-
tIon Alter receiving full statement of patients
faSe the necessary Instruments, medicines, & c. can
be forwarded by Express. WI
DIR. WILLIAMS visits Washington on the I9tb and
19th OF each month"; where he may he consulted Al
q" pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs. Vosss Jewelry
A-tOIc. 23-256 q
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By BONTZ & COOMBS. Auctioneers.
By A. GREEN AuctIoneer,

Dy A. U HEEN AuCtI0neeT.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
~ AND LOT AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, the Sd
day OF August, we shall sell. front of the premi-
SEES, ut O'Clock p M, good two-story and cellar
Frame House and Lot, belonging to the estate OF
the late Christian III. Weber, deceased, being the
west half of Lot No. a. in square S74 fronting Is feet
on the north side OF south g. between 9th and 9TH
streets east, next to the residence of the Rev. =
H. Marks, running hack % feet AZ inches TO wide
alley, with the improvements, which good two
and back building.
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance in s and y
months; the purchaser to give notes for the defer
red payments, bearing interest from tiay of sale
deed given and n deed of trust taken. Ali con-
veyance at the cost of the purchaser.
ffHH iLiTP A RR2TTTTs' Trustees.
jy 23-d A GREEN Auct
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portant contract this morning, to the Postmaster

portant contract this morning, to the Postmaster
General, who, We presume, will render his de.
cision upon it this evening or tomorrow morn
ing.
A NAVY OFFICER DEAD.-Capt Henry Hon.
ry, L. S. N, furloughed by the late Naval
Retiring Board,) died at York, Pa, on the 10Th
instant
APPoISrED.-Gen. j. c. O'Neal. of Pa, has
been appointed Superintendent of Indian AT
fairs for the Territory Of Utah.
APPOISTED.-G. W. Belden, ESQ, has been
appointed L. S. Attorney for the Northern Dis
trict of Ohio vice r. p. Ranney, Esq, resigned
TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time OF observation Is about clock a. m. /:
New York, N. Y.........clear.
Philadelphia, Pa..........clear
washington, D. C........ CLOUDY, pleasant.
hlcnmond, Ea........ cloudy, pleasant
petersburg, va clear.
columbia, >. C...........clear.
Cnarleston = C......... clear, very warm.
augusta; ia. cloudy, warm.
SaVahhan, Ia. cloudy, close.
Macon, Oa... cloudy, warm.
MoDiie Ala ..............w warm, pleasant.
FROM THE WEST.
The following reports have been furnished by
the National Telegraph line:
rrederlck, Md. .clear, pleasant.
cumberland, Md. cloudy, warm.
Hagerstown, Md clear, warm.
Wheelng, Va......... cloudy, warm.
Ordfton, va ............. cloudy, warm.
AT shington, yesterday at p; m. the barom-
eteT was 30.246; thermometer ~. This morn
Ing at . clock the barometer was 81. l9. Their
mometer ~.
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PERSONAL

80. Commd'rs Nicholson, w. w Low De
Camp, William Radford A. l.. Case, Captains
Lowndes, aud J. Wilkinson. all of L. s. Navy,
also Gov. VIM. Biglcr, of Pennsylvania, are at
Willards'.
....All New York rushed to the wharves on the
arrival Of the Asia. to see Miss Madeleine Smith
the glasgow murdPTesS, who reported TO be
among the passengers but, alas, for the lion hun
ters, the supposed seducer killer turned out to he
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EVENING STAR.
wAsHINGT CITY:
TUESDAY %, 1857.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union is to-day devoted, for the most
part, to the Kansas question. The editor re-
joices to find that nine tenths of those who
originally evinced disposition to break with
the Administration upon it, on better informa-
ton than they then possessed are now earnestly
supporting its policy in the Territory against
the assaults of the regular opposition press.
The Intelkgencer moralises over 1.-The spread
OF lawlessness," and urges the propriety of CON-
binatiOn and concerted action on the part of the
conservative, law-abiding and thoughtful to
eradicate from the popular mind the bad infiu-
ences which it so earnestly deprecates in the
course of its article. to which we refer
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VEGETABLE NDS IN THE NEW
MARKET- HOUSE AT AucTIoN.-On THURS
DAY: the 3rh instant. | shall SELL commencing at y
O'Clock m, all the Stands IN the new Market house.
IN the city of Washington erected south of the old
Centre Market.
Persons from the country and dealers in produce
are respectfully invited to the sale.
Terms cash.
BY order of the Mayor. A. GREEN,
jy lid AuctiOneer
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EXCURSIONS, &c,
NRAND EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
Columbia Lodge, No. 10, I. o. OF,
TO The WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
On TUESDAY, August 3ib 1887

Having chartered the steamer q EosG WASHING
Ton, and made every arrangement n~s,s, ,
necessary i2r the conion and pleas q &fr4sEvr{<
IRE al all who may participate In the1z1s1xT7izzs
enJoymeHts of the trip, the Committee of Arrauae
meills respectfully announce To the friends of the
order and the public, that the Excursion and Pic
Nc oil Columbia Lodge Will take place as above.
The steamer Will make two trIps to the Pavil-
lon-leayIng her wharf at ia O'Clock Il. pre- cseIy
at So, and the second 10 O'Clock D. IN The IatteT
afioIdlng adeIishtiultnp up by the sIlvery light of
The steamer will touch at Alexandra, going and
returning.
Wi,hers' Brass and String Band has been en-
gagged VIZ
Dinner and Supper will be furnished toy that prince
oi caterersTMr Is. Schadd, and REFRESHMENTS at
CITY prices, 10y an Perlenced coniectoner.
No Liquor OF any kind will he allowed To be sold
either on the Boat or at the Pavilion: consequently
tns best Of dccoTum VIII be preserved.
and adde's. and children under years of age-tu i've
had OF ga, Of the Committee, at the boat on the
day OF the Excursion. "
OmnIbuSes Will leave the corner of Seventh and
J. streets, Northern IbertIes,l Twentieth street
and Penn avenue, First Ward and opposite Odd
connecting with the boat; Also at the wharf on The
return OF each trip, TO convey passengers to the
place Of starting.
w. r. Mclean :. j. Thompson. J. Il. Williamson.
Fry. $ $sss % H REs .nso~
" B. stawat II. N aIIy, II. MI oIn,osh,
nayld FGwhle. T. PcasteI. y.Wimer,
tt%H:a &c. E hMr sr1' WI t s,%Gs
". swain, jy 25-eO4t&
hh UNION GUARDS TAKE PLEASURE
,nd ~ ~. ''uncins Ia their friends r.
~ paaIJIs, eI't at the solicitation 6H a.
"i number of ladies' and gent eDen n
hsvs cn Pii go, US on our last Exclusion, that
TUESDAY ang me S,"ihe ; TO Elve another ON
Wilton. ~ '"e " mite house d
PARTICULARS In future advertisement. jy q cost
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by JAMES G. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

by JAMES G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SMALL AND DESIRABLE MARKET FARM
soNEaR the CITY AT PUBLIC AUCTioN-On WE'D
NESDAh July 10Th, ut O'Clock. at the Auction
Rooms ! shall sell a small and desirable Farm on
the Marlborough road, distant about three miles
from the CITY. IL contains n acres of good land part
IN wood and part cleared, and under ceent crop
OF vegetables.
The improvement consists of small dwelling
house, variety OF young fruit trees and an abund
ance of water on the place, IL also possesses some
beautiful building sites which overlook the CITY
Persons DESTROYS of examining the farm can he d.
rected 10y lIquirng of Mr.. Brown, at the AnacostIa
Bridge.
Terms One half cash, the residue IN one and two
years with interest secured 10y deed Of trust the
prenlses. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
~ T-3t Auctioueer