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iO The Supreme Court of Alabama have de
clded adversely to the Mobile and Ohio Rail Dad
Company in the matter of the State loan of SlO
OU. The state has foIeclosed the mort yages on
the road.
WHOLESALE BUSINESS IN Losr BApIFs
sunday last being warm and pleasant day the
babies were all out summing in New York and
nearly one hundred Of them strayed away from
manuals apron string and got lost But all of
them were found and restored to their homes De.
fore night by the police and its telegraph, extend
ing from station TO station.
PREsBTrERIAS OLD School GENERAL Assem-
sr.-The Presbyterian Old School General As
sembly, recently in session at Lexington, Ken
tucky, adjourned To meet At New Orleans In Nav
next. Two new Presbyteries have been formed
In Kansas, one in Minnesota, and one in Western
Africa. All correspondence with New England
CongregatiOnalists has been for the present dis
continued.
BUTCHERS vs. DRoyERs The Boston Bee
SAYS Operations at the Cambridge market on
wednesday, were completely parayzed by the
resolution OF the butchers to buy no cattle of the
dfoVers At the prices. Ii claimed nv the fo--
hner thar their customers could not and would not
purchase meat at such prices; consequently the
understand, the drovers were obliged to submit
TO considerable loss sale of their stock ,,
HOSoRABLY Gov Bebb. of
Ohio, who recently ared upon party of serena
ders. 1t his residence In Winnebago county III
and killed one Of them and wounded Others has
been honOrably discharged, after a full inyestipa
ton of the matter. The serenaders, IL appears.
were a gang of insolent TOwdies. who surrotinted ed
the house Of the Ex-Governor, and insulted his
family, until he was compelled to fire upon them,
atter begging and coaxing them 10 leave. :
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STAMPED ENVELOPES.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May 80, 1857
Sealed proposals will be received until 3, p. M, of
ed envelopes this Department may require for pc
No. i, or note tizc, 2zl by ~ inches, of white pa
No.2, or letter size, s4 by 51z INCHES, of buff or
white paper or IN such proportions OF bun ana white
No. 8, or official size, 3zS by s4 inches, buff or
whlte or In such proportions OF either as may be re-
Proposals are also invited for furnishing straw
to go each and for wooden cases for packing parcels
The envelopes to be made in the best manner of
paper of approved quality, manufactured specially
for the purpose, and such water marks as the Post
for sealing at least "a inches on the point banded in
parcels of 25, packed without charge for packing and
titles as may be required to fill the orders of post
masters.
dress for each parcel which is to he pasted on the
box by the manufacturer without charge.
envelopes are to be executed in the best Style and
they are to be provided, renewed, and kept in order
at the expense of the ontractor.
Bidders requested to furnish samples of paper,
with their bids, Of the quality they intend to use in
the manufacture OF the envelopes they propose to
Bond and security will be required for the faithful
will be made quarterly Price, quality of samples,
and the suffciencs. of the bidder will be considered
ter General reserves to himself the right to annul it
whenever he shall discover that the same, or any
purpose of spec9istion and he will in no case sane
lon transfer OF the contract to party who shall
be. IN his opinion, less able and qual flied than the
original bidder contractor. The right is also re-
served to annu the contract for aIailure to perform
faithfully any of its stipulations.
The nlmber of envelopes issued to Postmasters in
the quarter ending March 81 1857, is stated below:
4m,a5a No stamped cents.
's5Ss u.s. 5Ss !" :: :, 20
The bids should be marked Proposals for Stamp-
ed Envelopes" and addressed "'Third Assistant
Postmaster General, Post Office Department"
AARON v. BROWN,
;oy- Dnst n
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HYGEIA HOTEL 4 ipo,xr rcoNroerv,

H0GElA HOTEL-
Thls most delightful Summer resort.the " bright
particular locality of all the sunny South'-A
rs now the sole property of the under veRY
signed, and will be opened on the LIST of LIE
June next, and each successive June following. !
engage to make n to the seekers for health recrea
u3n, galety and good living, supremely attractive.
For health no mountain retreat can I've safer at any
season Of the year. ltis exempt from disease In
August and September and October in Al pril. May
or June. Indeed the first three infinitely tho
most pleasant of the season The weather milder,
the sea breeze halmer and the Injuries of the salt
water are TO be had Of finer quality and in greater
profusIon. There more inviting spot on the
whole Atlantic seaboard. Ii is strictly true of Il
what the poet hath said:
oh f there be an Ely sium earth. il is this, It
is ths.'
Drs. ARCHER. Jarvis, and other army surgeons at
the post, Hon. DIR. Francis Mallory. Drs. Semple,
SlmkIns Sheild Hope, and Vaug han and indeed the
whole medical Faculty resident IN the vicinity Of
Fort Monroe. all certify that they "hdue aertr
kHorH case Of bilious or 0gHe and Iecer 20 on
g'HGts there, and that at all seasons a. as the
hentfhfcst spot on the face Of the edrfh." (See
their certificates IN De Bows Review. Southern
Planter and American FarmerD
may 22-d6w& aw2m JOS. SEGAR, Proprietor.
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VIE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

DR.. LOOMS, the inventor and patentee of
"LoomiS' Mineral Plate Teeth" having
successfully introduced his improvement intfvs|-S
various cities, has now permanently estab- -~~llD
lIshed himself in Washington.
This Improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief
ly IN making set of but piece Of mat erial and
that indestructible mineral. No metal is used in
their construction, and they therefore free from
galvanic action and metallic taste. There are no
FONTS TO become filled with moisture particles of
food, hence they pure and clean. They are
lighter, stronger less clumsy, far durable and
natural IN their appearance. Will give reward of
One Thousand Dollars TO any who will produce a
similar work of art to equal mine in purity, beauty
durability, artistic excellence any other requisite
quality.
All work respOnsibly warranted.
276 Penna. avenue, between llth and 18th streets.
lS-lY
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GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
WILLIAM KNABnE, fo"1h
(Senlor partner IN the late firm Of
kNAPE lIaEuI a Co

tSenlOF partner IN the late hrm OF
hNABE, GAEHLE Co,
Continues the manufacture and sale Of grand and
square PIANO FORTES, under the name *
Of William knabe a Co. at the old stand ~
Nos. /, 3, 5 and North Eutaw street op-ttf Stt
posItc the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have also Just opened a new Sales Room at
No 27 Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets. on the premises partly occupied 10y Mr.
Henry McCafery as music store, where they will
keep constantly on hand large assortment Of PLAIN
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes
alsO Melodeons, from the best makers. from to s.
octave, some with double key boards, double reeds
and stops to suit small churches.
Being extensively engaged IN the manufacture O Z
Planos we Will sell wholesale and retail, the
hbera terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
tgold medal at the Fairs of the Maryland Institute
two successive years-OctOber 1885, and la5S-in op-
position TO fourteen and eighteen pianos from soHe
of the best makers from New v ork, Boston and Bal
tImore. We were also awarded the first premium at
the Industrial Exhibition held in Richmond, NIr-
gInla. 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded
the highest premium tsllver medalD at the Metro
polItan Mechanics Fair for 1857.
In addition to tins we are IN possession of testna
mails from the most distinguished professors aud
amateurs IN the country, which he seen at our
the high appreciation In which our instruments are
every where held.
All Instruments are guaranteed for FIVE years, and
privilege of exchange rs granted within the first
months from the day of sale II the instruments do
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il 10 their advantage
20 give us a call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
mar l6-ly WM. KNABE a. co.
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Summer Retreats, &c.
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.

The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has leased the -
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION for the season 81
where he will always be able TO furnish them III
with the best LIQUORS. EDIBLES, CIGARS
4 O. that the market affords, at Washington prices
Cunning and Fishing Parties Will he provided for
day night.
n. B Fishing Tackle and Boats 20 he procured at
the Pavilion.
may S-Sw b. SCHAD.
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FOR SAI.E.-A very desirable Market Garden.
ne,haf mile from Georgetown. on the lower road.
The place is well stocked with fruit-particularly
Pears and Peaches-whIch are very choice. There
is good Brick Dwelling on the place, suitable for
grass, and the balance has been most successfully
cultivated as mar ket garden its proximity to the
Washington markets rendering II very valuable for
that business. Excellent water on tine place. If
applied for at once, 1t will he sold for much less than
Its value, and on easy terms. Apply to
w, ALBERT KING, General Agent,
je S-6t No. S5 High street, GEORGETOWN, d. G.
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u Aliens Reyolvers. Self Cooking Pistols. AZ
lens Single and Double Barrel Pistols, Powder
Gun Worms, Eley's, Walkers, Cox's, and 6. ID.
Percussion Caps, Eley's and Baldwin's Gun Waa-
ding, wad Cutter, and q good assortment of Gun
Trimmings, for sale by , -.
+. X. LUNDY,
mays No. l8 Bridge street. Georgetown
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VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY-SEAT FOR
SALE NEAR w WASHINGTON.-Hhn Suh.

w = SUt-
scrlbers will sell the valuable farm on which he now
resides, III the District of Columbia containing about
one hundred and ten acres one half cleared and the
remainder well wooded. The improvements consist
of a new frame dwelling, containing eight rooms,
with all the necessary outhouses, including ice
house filled with ice.
If desired, he will divide it into lots of from fifteen
to twenty acres.
There are several sites for building commanding
beautiful views Of inland scenery, with several
never failing springs of the purest water.
The property lies about two miles from the Navy
Yard bridge, and being proverbially healthy presents
peculiar advantages to those who intend to build and
desire to possess healthy retreat near the city.
For partlcul lars apply to Mr.. j: NJ. HANSON, No..
5l2 Seventh street, Mr.. JAMES f. THOMPSON, No.
- Pennsy lvana avenue, or to the subscriber the
premises. ANTHONY ADDISON.
IN
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nR. WILLARD, DENTIST, LATE OF CHI
~ CAGo. would respect fully inform the cit
lzens of the District and vicinity, that hay svSY~
ing located himself IN Washington, he is ~-LILD
prepared to perform all operations in his profess
sion. In the most approved style.
Once, No. 80, Penn. avenue, adjoining Gautiers.
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SEA BATHING.
- CHESAPEAKE HALL. HAMrrnx Va

- CHESAPEAKE HALL. HAMPTON. Va.
This ''SU MINER RETREAT" !" only miles from
Old Point. will be re-opened on the first of A A
June, when the proprietor will he happy to ov.AR
sec any of bis friends who may wish to en- l:s5r
Joy SALT WATER BATHING. and the InNIiTT-s
of the SeabOard. The Hall has been much improv-
ed and beauifed, and ample preparations made for
the comfort and pleasure of all who may visit thus
delightful resort.
Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carriages &c,
always IN readiness TO contribute 10 the enjoyment
OF guests. X. u. BANKS.
may I9-lm
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EOR SALE OR RENT.-THE DESIRABLE
Il RESlDENCE on the corner of L and 2lst sts
together with the Grounds surrounding it. The
House contains sixteen rooms, has gas Throughout
and furnace. The stable will be sold rented with
the house II desired The lot the house stands on
- s. by l96 feet, but the purchaser have more
land if desired.
ALSO. for Sale-The LOT OF GROUND on the
corner of and 18th streets, and LOTS on I9th,near
street Apply to CHUDB BROTHERS.
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ICE.
j. MIDDLETON,

j. MIDDLETON,
II
Once and Representatives, corner Of r and 18th
Streets, Washington. an lift
ICE! ICEi! lCE!!-The undersigned respectful
~ inform has friends and the public generally, that
he rs prepared TO furnish Families and Others
through the season. with the best quality Of ICE.
delivered IN any part of Washington and George
town, and guarantees to give entire satisfaction.
Orders TO he left with kIDwELL h LAURENCE
corner l4th street and Pennsy lvania avenue; GEo.
r. kIDwELL d CO., l4th street: J. b. MOORE. Drug
gIst, PSnna avenue, between 18th and 2Oth streets
GEORGE SlErZ; New v ork avenue, between 10th and
llth streets; RoBT. A. PAYNE, Druggist, corner
4th and Mass avenue; and with the subscriber. No.
at all times.
ap7-tf Il. ". KIDwELI..
TCE-lCE-ICE.-For sale $50 TO 5000 tons "a
u PURE ICE AT the Hockey Mill, near the Relay
House. on the Washington Railroad. Ii can be sent
IN cars either 70 Baltimore or Washington. Apply
to ROBT. c. WRIGHT, Patterson ST.
ap S-2m Baltimore.
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A FAIR VICTIM OF THE HELLENIC EPIDEMIC.
A young lady Of our city-pretty and interest
ing, OF cOurse-requested private interview
with her papa, in his library, one day last
week, and told him that she had fixed her affec-
tiOns upon gentleman whom she knew he would
be unwilling she should wed; but without whom
she could not and would not live.
Papa requested the name Of the gentleman
who had won his daughters heart but She
going into dramatic platitudes, declared she
felt assured he would not give his consent, but
that fate had united them in soul that the he
llOtrope Of her existence must ever turn to the
sun OF his love (; that the harmony of earth and
heaven would be marred if two adoring spirits
were divided; if the divine stream of their
life did not unite, and flow through the veil Of
Time, clear, bright and beautiful.
But who, who is he Pray tell me, inter
posed the father.
The name was given, and the parent, without
a moments hesitation, consented to the union
The daughter then burst into a Medean storm
of seeming grief, which very naturally aston
ished her parent.
Why, what ails you, my dear child? Have
not granted your wish l am perfectly will
ing you should marry him you love. What
more can do?''
Sighs, tears, groans, and wringing of hands
were the only answer.
" Tell me, my darling, why are you wretched
Have L not given my CONSENT"
'-Yes, yes, (sobbing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
But whatH'
why, now, now-I can't
speak out my child-what is it ?''
- can't-(with great burst of emOtion)-
L can't; o, dear father-I am wretched; for
nOw-l can't elOpe ."-Ciactnnatt Gasatte.
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I'll SALE in GEoRGET6WN, b. C.-'The
very desirable BRICK DWELLING, situated on
the south side of Gay, between Green and MOntgOm-
cry streets and well known the residence of the
late Col. Samuel Humphreys, is offered for sale.
The House is built in the most substantl la manner
is large and conmOdiOus, containing fine parlors,
with basement, pantries, closets, and other CON
venlences; and has a commanding view over the PO-
The Lot fronts 60 feet Gay street. and runs back
about 2lO feet to Olive street, and is ornamened with
trees. evergreens, and arbors.
This House, taken altogether, is certainly one Of
the most desirable residences in town; and there is
cure pleasant home. Apply to NJ. ADLER.
lie 8 cow
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EOR SALE, at bargain, new and desirable
l. Brick DWELLING HOUSE. together with n
Lot adjoining it on the south, and richly set with
shrubbery, fruit trees, vines, flowers & c., situated
on the northeast corner of 4th street and NJ ST.
north. and In rapidly improving part of the city,
The view is commanding, and has made the location
very desirable. Price, S23N; one third In cash. the
balance in two years with interest.
Also for sale, n large and convenient Brick Dwell
ing, No. 457, and situated the west side of 10th
street, between T. and streets north Apply at No,
5l2 I'D story 7th street. POLLARD WEBB,
may 6tf Real Estate Agent.
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That very desirable twO-stOry Brick House, slate
roof situated or gh street, door north of Pros
pect street. Gcors rtOwn. ID. c., for many years oc
cupied by j. Hicks. The house contains a large
stOre-rOom, ten good rooms, and fne dry cellar On
the of the lot ard fronting Prospect street is
three-story Brick Dwelling IN good order.
Also, part of Lot 89 in and fl addition. fronting
on Prospect street 10 feet and running of that width
back IA feet and then of the width Of 81 feet, back lCO
feet.
The above property Is certainly one of the most
desirable business stands High street. and offers
a rare Inducement to a person wishing such prop
eTy 1t will he sold great bargain If applIed for at
once. Terms very easy: Fer further information,
apply TO w. ALBERT KING, General Agent,
je 8 ct No. s. High street, Georgetown, ID. c.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY For sALE.-The

\ T.Ol
No SO, situated on 9Th street east, between street
and Virginia avenue. The proximity of the prcmls-
es to the t. - Marine Barracks renders ii desirable
location for store of any description: 1T has been
nsed as such for many years, and is thought of
the best stands on the Navy Yard The House is of
brick, two stories and attic containing seven rooms
and a good cellar. Apply to ELIZA BURY, No.
AT G street, between 1st and I'd west.
NAV N-pn
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOX & VAN HOOK, REAL ESTATE Agents,
l. 4S1a Seventh street, below r. street. have for
feet deep, at the very low price of from SIS Sle5
each-payabe In small monthly instalments of IS per
month.
These Lots are situated at Union Town. on the
vy-yard Bridge, and in every way desirable for
persons wishing cheap, pleasant and healthy loca-
tlon for dwelling
Lot-holders In arrears are requested to complete
these Lots Is guaranteed free and clear from every
possible incumbrance. may 25 SIN
FOX & VAN HOOK. REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
490s Seventh street above ID street, have for sale
cheap l31a acres of LAND, well improved, situat cd
on Seventh street, two miles from the Centre Mar
ket.
Also, nearly opposite, 200 acres very highly i'm
proved with modern buildings.
Also, 86 acres OF unlmproved LAND, seven miles
from the city on the Sevent h-street road,
Also, several desirable Lots of to Is acres each
e-half mile from the city.
Also, a fine ARM, with frst-class improvements
IN Prince William county. Virginia, containing S45
one of ~ acres ore of in acres and one of
lao acres. together with a number of FARMS and
unImproved Lands in the adjoining counties.
Also, large variety of Houses and Building Lots
IN all parts oil the city, some OF which will be sold
very low.
Capitalists, Trustees, Widows, and Others hav-
Ing money they wish safely and proitably to invest
will hnd at their office Trust notes and other un-
realize clear interest of from IL to % per cent per
annum.
Persons having Farms, Houses, or other property
Ihey wish 10 sell, exchange, or obtain loans upon
lZe an income from, will find it advantageous to
suit with them, as having an extensive acquaint-
ance and long active and successful experience
dealers IN Real Estate they hattGr themselves that
any business they may recommend or consummate
Will prove alike satisfactory to their EMPLOYERS and
credItablc to themselves. NAV 25-2w
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w. W. HACKNEY. w. D. DAYTON
HACKNEY L. DAYTON,
= REAL Estate AND GENHRAL LAND AsKNcy, e
feb N-TuF4m Omaha City, ~. 7.
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THE KINGDOM AND PEOPLE OF SIAM
Il by Sir John Bowrng, with narrative Of has
mission IN 1855. vols. London ls57; $3.50
Speeches of Eminent British Statesmen from the
Reform Bill to the Russian War, vol, Lon
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Lord Bougham's Speeches. with historical Introduc
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Burkes Speeches on Warren Hastings. with q selec-
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Tales of the Genu, translated from the Prussian by
Sir Charles Worrell, new edition, illustrated.
vol, London 1857; Sl.25
British Navy List for 1857. 81 cts.
Almanack de Gotha for 1857: S.5o
Hughes Patent Laws of all Nations, VOL, London;
Sl.87
PIiny's Letters. translated into English, by Mel
moth, vols, London: S2.25
iune ERANCK TAYLOR
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EOR SALE.-Two fine BUILDING LOTS. sit
u uae ed on the of 18th and south II streets,
Island, fronting respectively 25 feet and 81 feet
street, with depth of 100 feet. Terms: fourth
cash balance IN |, 2. and years. Apply to ELVANS
THOMPSON, 326 Penn. avenue,
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Pianos, &c.
DIANo FORTE INSTRUCTION.

Mr.. w. III. PALMER continues 10 add new mem
6ers be to hls classes. Apply TO Mr.. PAL-~-s
MEX, at his Rooms over Farnham sP[WTSY2
Bookstore Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri-' te W.
day, and Saturday, bstween and 6 p. m.
Terms S. per quarter, aneS-.F
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VOCAL MUSIC.-Mrs. FRANKLIN, Teacher
v OF Music, having vacant hours for a few more
Scholars, requests those Ladies who are desIrouS
OF being perfected In Ballad Singing or Opera Music
to FAVOR her with an early application. Terms made
known at her residence, 405 h street, between 9th
MelZerntf. -Q1n
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A VALUALE FARM FOR SALE-5l25l acres
n of good FARMING LAND, situated in the
County of Fauquier, Virginia, on the Alexandra
and Orange Railroad few yards from Warrent0n
Junction; within nine miles by Railroad from the
County Seat, and only two hours travel from the
cities of Washington and Alexandra. The Farm is
In high state Of cultivation, and IS aburdantly sup
Piled with water and timber, and has much excellent
meadow land. Churches, Mills, and good neighhOrs
within q short distance. For further information
apply to JAMES MORROW, Esq, on the place.
or TO the subscriber At his Brokers Office, near
Browns Hotel, Washington CITY.
mar "a ROBERT MORROW.
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| FOR RENT.-The HOUSE on G street between
l. 10Th and atn streets. First Ward, formerly occu
pied by Lieut.. Harrison. 1t is nearly new, well fin
| lshed, and has all the modern improvements, with
Carriage house and Stable, servants room above.
| Apply to WIN. BROWN. next door. may l3-tf
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EOR RENT-FOr one or more years. that desira-
i bic RESIDENCE on the southeast corner of
Mass. avenue and 9th street east. Pleasant and
healthy; large garden, stable carriage-hOuse & c.
&c. Inquire on the premises, or of J. BIGELOW,
Post Office. jc 2-eo3ts
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DOR SAIE.-That beautiful, comfortable Cot
i tage built DWELLING HOUSE situated on
the corner of 22d street west and T. street north.
The Lot fronts 50 feet by i3i deep. The Furniture
will be sold with the House if wanted. The location
is delightful either for summer winter residence.
Apply to POLLARD WEBB, Agent, No. 5I2 ed
oryl7 xfr q