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SMALL SILvER.-One of the interesting
features of the United States coinage opera
tons of late years is that of the smaller silver
coins. which by the recent action of Congress
will hereafter form the principal part Of our
currency, in lieu of the old Spanish coins. Of
the new coins. over twenty-five millions in
value have been coined during the last four
years 1858 1856, and the product of domes-
tic silver is now over 100000 annually
The new coins having legal value of five to
ten per cent. below their value as metal, will
not be absorbed or lessoned hereafter for ex-
port or for manufacturing purposes. --Pen"-
SWranian. ..
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NOTICE..

WYE have taken the Storehouse formerly
w occupied by R. +. May, and intend
continuing the Dry Goods and Grocery bust
ness. We respectfully invite our friends, the
public generally, and also r. +. Nays old
customers to call and see us, as we intend
10 sell goods very cheap.
T'uOS. BRENNAN x co.
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A CAR ID.

THE undersigned, having cntered in
L. Co-Partnership for the practice Of the
LAW in all its various branches, will give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business as may be entrusted to them.-
Office opposite opposite the Court House,
where one or both may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN a. j CRESWELL.
Dec 81 #
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Lines suggested on Visiting for the first
time IN fifteen years, scenes Of my
earlier hte)
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PEACHES Kent (NId) News learns
from an extensive peach grower that at least
two-thirds OF the crop in that county has
been destroyed by the late fIosts.
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9eleft 1)ortrp.

Pale memory steals into tho past,
Ter eyes with teardrops wet,
And brings to mind with psnsive look,
The time whcl lirst VIC met.
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Nsitiae 20 ErHJit0ts.

TNllISis to give notice, that the subscriber
l. of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of
administration on the personal estate of Ann
Oldham, late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticatcd, on or before the lth day Of March,
1883, they may otherwise. bylaw, be exc!Al-
ed from all benefit Of said estate. All per
sons Indebted to said estate are requested -
make immediate payment TO the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of March,
1851. JMES 7. MCCULLOUGH,
Administrator Of M Oldham, deed.
Tcst-R. ID. LAMAR, Rcg'r. MAR y Gw
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Sugar FROM THE SoRGHUM.-At the last
meeting of the Farmers Club, New York,
there was a statement made in respect to the
cultivation of the Imply and African sugar
cane. including the Chinese snuar-canc, which
is Of great interest to our agrculturists, now
engaged in the experiment of producing their
own sugar. Mr.. Wray. Of Natal. South Atri-
ca, stated to the meeting that he had dlscov-
cred, growing wild on the Southwest coast of
Caliaria, sixteen different varieties Of the
milet, resembling in every respect the Chi
ncsc susar.canc. 1t is there the favorlte food
of cattle. The juice pressed from the pith of
this plant is more purely s,ccha,inc than the
Chinese milct, and therefore is much better
suited for making sugar Five varieties of
this plant are adapted to our climate, reach
ing their maturity in the course OF the sum
mer. Several specimens of sugar. made from
the African millet, were exhibited to the
meeting, having much the appearance of dry
maple sugar. We have seen Some of the SUI
gar. and also bottle of the molasses, and
they both appear to be Of all excellent quality.
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l3EMDN AL

| ~ II WI Y ~ II.
Y" NJ. j. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first story of'.The Cecil
Wing" Building, where he may always be
found ready to give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

m II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
l. located in this town, tenders his pro-
<~sfessonal services to the citizens of
4IIw Elkton and vicinity. Office nearly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, May 5-tf.
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CARDS.
DaSSiT. Il. w. HAIxES,

DENTIST,
NEWARK, DEL.-As many persons are not
Navarro of the time necessary to perform
perfect operations in the Dental art / think4ytYrS
it but justice 10 those at n distance. who
may contemplate visiting me. as well as to myself.
to thus publicly suggest to such the propricty OF
timely informing me by mail or otherwise to that
effect, | request this Il favor more especially
where the operations required are Of such a nature
to render them necessarily lengthy, as sufficient
time can then be reserved for such special cases
and thereby prevent disappointment
L. W. HAINES, d. D. s.,
June 81, '56-ly* Newark, Del.
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ROBERT LUMSDEN,

(SUCCESSUK OF JUL 1T MsDEN,
GrSC CT & CommIssionM erCla mt
No. Al , Cheapsidc, (two doors from Irat,S S,
BAITIMO RE.
CELLS all kinds of Grain and Country
~ Produce on Commission, and keeps on
general assortment Of Groceries always a
hand.
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From the Philadelphia Saturday Cleaner.
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Original })octrp.
For The Cecil Wing.
The sIen!ai Triumph.
BN CARL GREY

The night was beautiful the s!vcry moon
Shed her resplendgnt ustre DER the GARTH
And kissed it with her beams; the brilliant stars
Those lusrouS gems of Gods own diadem-
Each with the other vicing. shot their rays
Mellowcd refined by Intermediate space
Ger nature 5 works mparng ioNcincss
Before unseen, 10 all The structures vast
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RsLIsIous INrBLLIozScE.-TheG General As
sembly Of the Presbyterian Church in the United
States %. 81 meets in Lexington, Ky, on the
2lst Of May next. The y. g. Assembly will meet
on the same day in Cleveland, Ohio The Balti-
more PresbyteTy will be represented at Lexington
by Commissioners Rev. DIR. Gurley, Rev. C..
Huntington, Elders ]. P. Tustin and Judge Ira
Spence. The District Presbytery will he repre-
sented at Cleaveland by Commissioners Rev
DIR. James 6. Hammer and Elder Col. George w
Hutchins. The bodies are national in their char
ter, embracing representatives Of churches in all
parts Of our country.
Rev. Antoinette Brown, moro recently Rev.
Mrs. Blackwell, seems to have made 4 failure In
-. 49, r-~se-~i- Tho church OF South Dutl.I
N. Y, over which she was settled, is now dis
solved and the meeting house closed
The Central Park Baptist Church has CON-
menced the erection Of a new house of worship in
Fify-third street, near Eighth avenue, New
York The corner stone was laid on Tuesday
Last, and addresses were made by DIS Bowling
and Armitage.
Rev Dr. Riddle, of Pittsburg, on Friday last
had call from his members and Sabbath school
scholars prior to his accepting charge in Jersey
City. On the occasion Mr.. Thaw on behalf Of
the Trustees of the Third Presbyterian Church
presented purse Of 81 600 to Dr. X, as a testi
mony Of their appreciation Of his labors as a min.
lister Of the gospel Worthy Of imitation.
DIR. Dun, OF Calcutta, says, "on Saturday even.
Ing, 18th December, ii was nv happiness to adj
init five adults TO baptism into the Christian
Church-three Mahomedans, one Hindoo young
man and one Hindoo female. The Mohamedans
were brought to a knowledge Of the truth as it is
in Jesus, by the Jealous and indefaiigable labors
OF our native preacher, Behari Sal Linghn
Rev. II. Norton, of warrenton, Va, has been
called to the rectorship Of ST. Stephens Church,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Rev. III. Suter, Deacon, is to oficiate In the CITY
Mission in Georgetown Parish
Rev. Dr. schaf, of MeTcersburg, Pa, has been
elected President Of Heidelburg College, an in.
stitution belonging to the G. r. Church at Tiff.
I'm, Ohio.
Rev DIR. b. 81. Smith has accepted the call
heretofore made OF the Central Presbyt'n Church.
Baltimore, formerly under the care of Rev Stuart
Robinson
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Personal

..-- Bishop Hughes, of New York. has libra.
~ containing 5000 volumes
80. General Whitfield of Kansas. was AZ Nash.
Vile, Tenn, on the 10th inst.
go. Among the late arrivals at yyillardSI Hotel
are tCom. Read, Of the IT,. 5. ", and General
Wool, Of the U. s. A.
-. An Intelligent Mohican Indian is engaged
h me S.ale e, Lorary n Albany, ~ Y, preparing
~. C. Thackstou, Esq, has disposed of his
interest IN the Petersburg South Side Democrat 10
MI A. N. Kelley.
49, Ex-Governor German, OF Minnesota. vas
for as1 on the iUh inst, on his way home
-. II is Tumored that the Hon Samuel TIorv.
Ion VIII be candidate for Governor of Texas. in
oPPosllon To the Democratic candidate
-, go; Inc Hon Waddy Thompson, formerly
member OF Congress from south C,roIi,. -
recently Minister to MEXICO IL sto,n;n anu
iaiaiiy, al the 1t. Nicholas Hotel New yortrjtv
-, oie bniI Is out with card denyino tho
nnn,r " me that he has lost nothing in thi,
large sum well invested in Norway 1' A0 Ids d
IA man calling himself scatcb,,a
alleged 10 be assumed. was arrested Thnrao
IN New YORK on charge Of conspiring to efYec, th.
release of Huntington, the forger from the S,u. We
Prison, by forging the name of the Goyernor ,n
pardon. 'oa
49,. Robert Walsh the veteran Paris co-,es
pendent OF the New York Journal of Commerce.
says in his last letter: "Few Of the books wbicb
have come into my hands within the twelve
months past, have afforded me more benefit and
satisfaction than the noble quarto from the De-
Partment OF state at Washington, with the title
Report on the Commercial Relations Of the Uni
led States with all Nations ~
49,. The tailoring establishment of K w
Lose, In Moravia, Cayuga county, was DESTROYED
Dy me- on Saturday night last. All the records OF
tne Moravia institute, and fSt Matthew'S (Epis-
S , Chureh-of which Mr.. Close was clerk
uestroyed- Among the latter was the oripi-
.ho,. ,h record OF the marriage, in that town,
a a1 .ne year ie1, Of Mr. Willard FILLMORE 10
'"A'' aoi2di POWERS, both Of that parish
..-.I Inc San Francisco Herald of the s,b mir
mus speaks OF native and former resident or tbi
Sity, VINO Is understood To be an applicant fo- the
Consuishlp OF Iahita: "Amono the n,ssenoe,s
by the steamer Golden Age today. Sc NJ Uen,,,
Owner, late OF the firm of Owner Sickei. 10y
lor, one Of the Oldest established aims In thixt
Mr.. Owner, during his residence In San Eran.;y
co, has acquired large circle OF friends ana
probably no gentleman ever left our shor.. no
whose future welfare and prosperity w.rno,
wishes are entertained. Steadfastie.s In YrisnS
ship, promptness in business, and IN uneincbin,,
adherence 10 principle are among the promine,s1 |
features of his character. We can illy afford 10
lose such men. We wish him happy VOYAGE
and prosperity In his future home.
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OFFICIAL.

" TREASURY DEPAETEFNT, March =. ieS7.
Notice is hereby givea Ca holders ol stock OF the
losns Of the United States, that this department will
purchase the same until the LIST day Of June next,
the Of sl,5OooOo shall he previously OBJ
tained and will pay, IN addition the interest ac
crued from the date Of the last semi annual dividend
Of interest thereon, together with one DAYS add
tonai interest for the money 10 reach the vepder,
the following rates Of premium on said stocks:
For tho stock of lsss, premium of 10 per cent.
For the stock Of lss7 and 1913, premium Of Ie per
cent; and for the stock Of 1850, commonly called
Texas Indemnity Stock, a premium ofs per cent.
Certificates of stock transmitted to the depart
ments, under this notice, must be assigned to the
oed states, by the party duly entitled to receive
the proceeds.
Payment for the stocks so assigned and transmit
TED wlll be made by drafts on the Assistant Treas
urers at Boston, New York or Philade phia, at the
option OF the parties entitled receive the money
which should be expressed in the letters accompa-
nymg the certihcates. HOWELL. COBB,
mar lS-dtIst!une Secretary Of the Treasury.
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II The Dallas tila) Gazette had green peas
on the 5th instant ~"
IL The celebration of the 18th anniversary Of
! the Mobile Fire Department was held last week
IL The Grand Lodge |. o. o. +. of Virginia
commenced its session In Richmond on Wednes-
day.
HI Reuben. slave boy, is to be hung In Car
oline county, Virginia, for attempting TO murder
his mistress, Mrs. Cliff, near Port Royal
ID. The land sales by the Illinois Central
Company, for the month Of March, amounted 70
S19S 1925, or IS, 1853 acres.
ID A China correspondent says that the loss Of
life In Canton, by the late bombardment, cannot
be less than 20 900.
III The Campbellite Church in Nashville
Tennessee, was destroyed by fire on "Wednesday
II The Minneapolis (Minn } Democrat states
that between fifty and one hundred buildings are
In process Of erection at that place.
1O The first cargo of West India fruit re-
day last. Some Of the bananas sold at 50 IS per
bunch
GoINS INTO SLAvERY.-The Warrenton Fan.
quier, VAL Wing states that two free negroes
have made application during the present term Of
the court to be sold into slavery rather than leave
the State.
VIOLENT HuRKICANR.-On the 5th instant,
violent hurricane passed over a portion of Sussex
county, Del. All the outhouses on the farms of
Albert Curry and Il. Griffith were FRUSTRATED as
were also large number Of trees and fences on
other farms.
ANOTHER VIcTIM-Ns. Robert Johnson, Of
Newark, N. j., died 6hs w ednesday, after Ave
weeks illness, Of disease said to have been con-
tracted at the National Hotel in Washington, Her
husband and daughter have also been i'll but the
former has entirely, and the latter is nearly re-
covered. -
AcQUIrrrp.-Mr. p. 8. Basset, highly re-
spectacle citizen of Marion county Va was in.
cleo In the FedeEl court, which commenced
one sRirns session at Wheeling, for unlawfully
SPona.g letters coming to the office at which he
jury returned verdict Of " not guilty -
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for this date april 19th) Is now ready for de-
livery, and is a rare budget indeed Of news and
literary matter, and "with a spice of mirth
too" We really feel proud of it, outside and
inside, lsngthways and breadthways, and every
other ways, Just look at its
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Ia!ss-Cousin John; NV First and Last Valen-
tinei A Trick OF Lover Indian Girl saving
the life of Howard
Poefry-The Faust of Goethe; Farewell to March;
know Thou hast Gone
washington NerS and Gossfp-Public Men of
Mark Victories which are not Victories;
seven League Boots; The Alexandria Collec-
torshiPi Appointments; Naval Court of In
qulIyi The New District of Columbia Code ];
candid Admission and Full Exposition j;
the Scheme to Abolitionize New York CITY !;
assistant Secretary Of State; The Chinese
sugar Cane; The Crowd on tho Avenue TX
President and Mrs Pierce; The California
Senatorial Election; Blarney of the New \ ork
Herald The New Naval Court Of Inquiry
Clerical Promotions; The Prospect In Kansas;
ton; The Fruit of the Tree; New England
Evangelism The East Indies Squadron; The
Proposed Revenue (Steam) Cutter; The Union
Newspaper; Ordered The Third Court of
Inquiry; The Verdict Of the Press; The Pan
anna Isthmus Question; List Of Patents for
the week ending April IA, 1857 Nicaragua (;
Insurance; Freedom Shriekng; Sour Grapes
Electricity; Gov. Henry A. W Use, of tir-
ginia; The Penalties, &C., DC.
EdiforiGis-The Era Of Good Feeling; The Great
Fire In Baltimore; Not Dead &c, &c
Loeals-Annual Meeting of the Metropolitan Me-
chanics' Institute; Circuit Court Proceed
ings; The Skinner Case; Larceny and Fraud
Washington Asylum; The jamestown Soci.
ETY. Of Washington; Return Of the Mutes
Real Estate Sales; The New Wings of the
Capitol The Treasury Extension The Navy
Yard; Additional Awards Of the Mechanics
Institute; Proceedings OF the Spring Meeting
of the Presbytery Of the District Of Columbia;
The Orphans Court; Fires; Murder in Alex.
andria; Numbers Great Fancy Dress Ball
Weather Range; Voters in Washington; &c
GsasrGl InfsNigsnes-FOreign News kansa:, At
fairs; Election Returns; California, Nicara-
guam, Mexican and South American intelli-
gence; Late Telcgraphic Items; Correspon-
dence; From the African Sguadron; From
New Granada; GospOrt Navy Yard Sound
Dues Free Lovers; Reverend Mr.. Kalloch
Steamship Niagara Movements of Army OF.
hcers; &C, &c.
Neutrality-suspicious. of the Justices; Spiritualism
in Funds; Lager Beer; Personals Scraps
Fun; Sentiment; &C, &c, &c.
Single copies only Three Cents or 81 Is pei
year.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union notices the retributive justice
which has overtaken several Of the notorious
Fremont clergymen of the East, particularly
Kalloch, the orator of his party, who on the
stump during the late campaign made the vilest
illusions to President Buchanan and to General
Cass
Tho IHteLligaece1 has an article upon The
moral responsibility Of the Press in which q
dignifed but vigorous reply is made to the at
tack upon the journalism of Washington by 4
New York paper.
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bayfield,, MINSEsorA-By late st. Paul pa
pers we see that the above named new location is
growing up with the remarkable speed which
characterizes the progress of so many OF the west
ern settlements.
Preparations arc making for the erection of four
churches in Bayfield, the coming season; Epis.
copal, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Roman Cath.
Ollie The frame of new hotel was raised last
week; the house will be ready for the acconmo.
dation of travellers by opening of navigation New
piers are In progress of construction at the foo, Of
Broad street, and at Washington avenue OF me-
chanics Bayfield, has machinsts, blacksmjtbs.
carpenters, bricklayers, stonemasons, plasterers,
cabinet maker, wheelwright, house and sign
painter and a cigar mandatory in active opera
ton. The railroad surveyors from Superior are
within twenty-five miles of Bayfield,, and expect
to get through in two weeks
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dissolution.

DISSOLUTION. F.-
- The co,partnership heretofore existing under
on the I4fh instant by mutual consent.
mr. HURLY will conduct the business in future
ana all persons indebted to the old firm will satto
Will Mt H. who Is authorized to settle all Outstand
which he calls attention. s.s 10
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NALUABLE PROPERT AR PRIYATI

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
v SALE.-The subscriber will sell at private sale
LOT No. IS, i'll square ST., situated on F, bet 9Th
Church, q feet front by On deep on which there is
atwo-story Brick Slate rooted Dwelling, containing
modern improvements. together with good alley
running the entire depth of the lot.
Also, LOT No. 10, In square 3f7, on F. bet ieth
and th streets on which there are two rough
cast Brick Dwelling and two small Frame Houses
This would be very desirable property for inproys-
mont. Title ind sputabe. For terms appy to JERE-
49, anI7-Iws
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EXPRESSLY FOR THE LADIES.

Il '7'
MAXWELL L BRO. are now receiving their
Spring and Summer styles Of Goods peculiar To their
trade. Among which arc the following:
French embroidered sets Collars and Sleeves
Honiton and Maltese do DO do
Embroidered Linen do do do
Honlton, Maltese, Brussels, and Valenciennes
Iacos
Ribbons In all widths, styles and coors
Super bl k velvet Trimming Ribbons. all widths
Ladies Dress Frlnges, all widths and coors.
FOR LADIES BASQUES and MANTILLAS
We have
Black silk and bread Nets, plain and figured
Bnck bug Embroidered Nets. I.aces Fringes
Black Silk Laces, black suIpuTs Fringes
White Marseilles, and white Fringes 10 suit.
ALSO, NOW OPEEiNG1N OUR SECOND
STORY ROOMS,
Black Silk MantiIlas French Lace Mantillas
Blk Lace and Silk do. Chaniilly Lace do
Elegant Lace Points ch Lace Shawls
White embroidered mus White and grey Mantil-
lin Basques las. &c,d
MAXWELL & BRO, Ss3 Pa. avenue.
n. b. Spanish Quarters taken for q cents.
ap cod
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NEW BOOkS.-LAWS FROM HEAVEN,
for Life on Earth, by Rev. VIM. Amot, price
Sl5n.
Home, Book for the Family. 81.
The Young Pilgrim, a tale illustrative of the Pill
grlms Progress by A. l.. O. p, price ~ cents. =,
Cats and Dogs, Nature, Warriors, and Gods
Workers, or Mrs. Myrtles Lessons in Natural His
tory, by l.. r. r. NJ, price IS cents.
English Cathedras, price 80 cents.
Pictures and Songs of Home, by Miss Francis
Brown, price 40 cents.
The Christian Year Book, Golden Treasury for
tho Young, price 80 cents. Just received Mt
TAYLOR l. MAURY'S
ap 1p-2t bookstore. neaT 9Th street.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

NOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE,
situated on the corner Of 18th and streets near
the Canal, formerly occupied by Messrs. Ssngstack
Clarke and is one OF the best stands IN the city for
resident country, trade. Ii is fitted I'D with
Shelving, Bins, Counter, 4 C. For terms apply to the
SUBSCRIBER at y o. $50 street west between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets.
l8-eotf FRANCIS HANNA
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k'Qh RENT.-A snug two-story r AM T.
A. hoS 81, on ed street, near H, First Ward.
at M0oRE'S Drug Store, Is Pennsylvania avenue.
up l6-tf
EoR RENT.-That commodious and well fu-
= ished HOUSE on the corner Of Massachusetts
Paya 9 monthy Apply, by letter or i'm person. to
W .n. . IChNEf. unteD apis
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EOR SALE.-The whole of LOT No. 4, and south
nall oil LOT No. 5, In squire $50, containing in
all about ten Thousand square feet, situated on the
corner of lth and w streets NORTH enclosed and i'm
rTult Trees and a quantity of valuable Shrubbery
There is good Stable on the ground, and n Chimney
oil Dwelling House standing. 1t will be sold on very
accommodating terms. For further particulars an.
CURE OF EDWARD THOMAS, Stone Cutter Pat
ent Oihee, or at his residence y street, between
ON anu 9lh streets. apl7-St'
FOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM AND
l. improvements, in Montgomery county Md Sit
uated on the Frederick road, half a mile from the
Forest Oak Post Office, 10 miles from Georgetown
" Z. The farm consists of 80 acres, containing 81
prOyemepts are, roomy dwelling, stable, Courthouse
Apply to G. D. NcAMPBELL. Middlebrook.
M3ntgomery county Md, or to pUGAN Il JEN.
hINS, u South Charlest street, Baltimore.
EOR RENT.-THOSE TWO LARGE Three
story Brick buildings situated on nth street
opposite the War Department.. To good and per,
manent tenant the rent will be moderate Posses
AMBER, No. $40 Penn. avenue. 7-colm
ELEGANT HOUSE AND GROUNDS AT
~ PRINATE SALE.-A very DESIR SSI =
i hESl DENCE IN the West End. No. l67 street,
thereto This property is beautifully located. COM
nahdns an extensive view of the Potomac river and
the city OF Alexandria. The House is built in the
pest MANNER containing fourteen Rooms and BathS
mousse, together with n suitable hack building for
servants. ..... Immune Aoi
Terms vii! be made known by application to POL
mp Is 2aw4w
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nRLG STORE FOR SALE.-The STOCK,
IL FIXTURES, and GOOD WILL of an old and
well established Drug Store. doing q hrst-rate bust
ness, and believed to be as eliglby located any in
Washington.
Any person wishing TO purchase will receive full
PARTICULARS and satisfactory for its present
proprietor leaving it, by addressing "EDITH'
through the City Post Office, over his real name.