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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14
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 A NEW MAIL ROUTE is now establishd from A LIrCHFIELD to KENT, passing through Milton Warren, East Kent to Kent Plains. on Mon days, Wednesdays and Fridays. and returns Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays Leaves Iitchfield at o'clock A. NJ, and arrives in Kent in time to take the north or south Leaves Kent for Litcheld the arrival of the cars from Bridgeport on and after July l, 1857
 l3-tf DANIEL M. PECK, Proprietor
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14
Gepse Feathers.

NNHE subscribers have made arrangements to keep
 A constant supply of frst-rate article of GEESE FEATHERS, selected and packed with great care by ourselves in packages of from 20 to 50 bs-and will furnish at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs of quality they will warrant as good as the best, and st as low prices can be purchased of equal quality i'll the state: s. & L. HURLBUT
 Winchester. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

SHAWLS. SHAWLS.-Brocha, Stella and vari- S ety of Spring and Summer Shawls may be found at MCNEIL & BRAMAN's
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

DERSONS visiting Litchfield are respectfully in- " vited to call and examine my assortment of Boots and Shoes /; they will find good assortment and at as low prices for cash, any in the State. Sole Leather cheap as the market will bear also Shoe thread, pegs Sc. &c., for sale by
 SAMUEL CLOCK
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14
Banks Failing.

6yR0cKERY AND GLASSWARE. largest V assortment in town of all descriptions at
 McNEIL BRAMAN's.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

DRlME PORTO RICO MOLASsES at s2c. per A gallon, or 10 gallons for S3. at
 WARNER BROTHERS
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

ID URE French Zinc, Pure White Lead Iinseed II Oil, Turpentine Varnish and general as- sortmeat of Paints, Brushes, &c.,, at
 w. H. BUEL cos HtARPETNGs AND OIL CLOTHS may be found V at MCNEIL & BRAMAN's
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14
K ROs ENE OILS.

TuvHE Company have succeeded in removing the II unpleasant Odor from Coal Oil, and now offer it to the public as the most Economical, Sats and Agreeable Light that can be obtained The above Oil, of various qualities, for Burning and Maehinay. together with samples of Lamps of different styles, may be found at
 H. w. BUELS O..
 Agents for Itchfeld Z Ct. IT, 1887. M25
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

nRCGS and Medicines of all kinds, viii be dis D pensed with care and accuracy by
 H. W. BUEL E c,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

GNlNGHAMS.-Ou whole stock of French and ~N American Ginghams are offered at cost
 MCNEIL & BIsAMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14
Church Organs.
PIANO FORBES.

IT UST received, @ new supply from ALBERT w. eD LaDD & Co.,, of Boston, and HARLEroN & BRo- THEIRS, of New York.
 All wishing to purchase, are invited to call and examine them. ARVID DAYTON.
 Wolcottville, Nov. 5, 1856. tf-28
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

UTTA PERCHA OvERCs X1g, Trmks, Cape " Bags, Ladies Satchels, cL,... .o. c;.s.. ..l
 T. H. RleHAKD's, West street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

m ERRIMAC AND COCHECO PRINTS-2,O ,OOo MI yds. only 10 cents per yard, at
 MCNEIL & BRAMAN'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

1NHE undersigned do not intend to be uhdersoid
 by any one, and are willing to give credit to
 those who are worthy A. c. SMITH & Co,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

" UsTANG LNDIEyT, Lyons Katharion, Es. M sences, and general assortment of Hair Oil Perfumery, &e., may be found at No West Street.
 Litchfeld, July 7th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14
Ready Made Clothing,
Special Invitation.

A. c. SAITH & Co.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

lRY GOODS, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and 1D Shoes fresh from market this week, at
 A. c. SMITH $ Co.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

NEW LAYER RAIsINs l4 cents per h.. at
 AN WARNER BROTHERS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

INDIA RUBBER Boots and Shoes at II A. c. SMITH Co.'s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

J AsON WHITING, Secretary.
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Book NOticeS.

We are indebted to the author and compiler,
VIM Prescott Smith, Esq, Assistant Master of
Transportation Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for copy Of 1.-The Book of the Great Railway
Celebration OF le57 - embracin" full account of
The opening Of the Ohio and Mississippi, and the
Marietta aud Cincinnati Railroads and the
Northwestern Virginia branch of the baltimore
and OHIO Railroad, with histories and descr,p-
tions of the same and an account of the subse-
GUent excursion to Baltimore, Washing ton and
Norfolk, and reception and entertainment the e
of the State authorities Of Ohio and the Munich
pal authorities Of 1t. Louis, Cincinnati, and
Chillicothe. BY VIM Prescott Smith; with uu
meTous illustrations. First edition New York:
ID. Appleton Co SIC and Bis Broadway; 1855.
Most of the Stars readers will recol!c,t 4 series
OF papers, from the pen of its editor published
last summer under the title Of ..Notes by the
Way-Penned by steam, f" being d description of
the Great Railway Celebration that came off in
June last, with an account of the works over
which The guests of the occasion passed, the
country through which they travelled the men
and things they saw, &c. The work now before
US Is more elaborate similar account of thai
memorable journey, and all things incident TO IT
Nothing connected with it, great or small. of the
eightest interest 10 the public, and especiaIlv
those VINO cherish the material progress of the
e"'h''y dt large, has the author omitted He py-
Identity had before him copies of nearly every
letlef written home by the numerous members of
IDS press who were Of the party, and in making
up his work lie has carefully coIIated and trans.
1ered to It's pages all the striking and interesting
IDEAS bearing On all the points of his subject
MS descriptions of scenery, works and circum-
stances are adInirable--worthy, indeed, of his
~ell-tIained mind by reading, and his careful
habits of detail.
This book is really unrivalled in its descrip.
lions OF The country through which the great ex
curslon, to and from the West, passed, and the
works over which they travelled, though many
thousands on Thousands of pages had been pre-
ViousIy written upon the same theme To one
oeslrons OF preserving solid information bearing
OH the present and future OF our great country il
is complete rads nseeHm concerning all of which
1t treats
The ArPletons should by all means, publ. b
an edition by their London House, as il embraces
much Of the information concerning an frnport-
ant region Of the United States that will be mos
priced by European capitalists and PERSONS en-
IeItzining the idea of seeking home on this side
OF the Atlantic
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Personal.


go. Miss Charlotte Cushman is at the National
80 Hon. Stephen A. Douglas Is now In New
80. Frez1olini is singing under strakosch's
bow al 81. Lons
-. Edwin Booth is fulfilling an engagement
at Louisville
go. Ii is said that Forrest, the actor. is about
TO marry Laura Keene.
-..- r. G. Scott, jr., 4. 8. Consul to Rio. has
recovered from an attack Of yellow fever
--.- The famous Elder Knapp has just settled
over a congregation at st Louis
80. The National Theatre. al Chicago. opened
on Saturday, with Maggie Mitchell as the star.
.... Henry Ward Brecher intends spending :,
few weeks In Kansas during the coming summer
.... Miss Eliza Logan and Mexican buchanan
are playing together at Woods theatre, CincIn-
natl.
80. Mayor Tlemsnn was unable TO attend To
'frsial business on saturday, being kept at home
by severe attack Of neuralgia.
-..- Henry Patterson, Esq highly respected
citizen Of Baltimore, died at his residence yes
tefday morning after a brief illness.
Col. Smith, Superintendent Of the Virginia
Military Institute, accompanied by several Off
c-rs, is about To visit the principal military
adjustments Of Europe and Great Britain
il is said that the Queen mother Of Spain.
bidding adeu to antiques whether matrimonial
or political, has now made up her mind to end
her days In Rome.
49, General ComOnfort. ex- President Of Mexi-
co, with his two daue hters, Gen Garcia Condo.
senior add S~nora Siliceo, and senior Hulseman
arrived In Cincinnati on the 9TH inst.
-. Rev. Theodore Parker has been engaged
10 deliver the Grafton before one of the .oci,fie,
nj BowdOin College commencement. and Oliver
Wendell Holmes is expected to deliver the poem
-. Rosa Maretzek- Aiarini has been granted a
decree Of divorce against Ignacio Marini by the
Superior Court of New York. The lady Is a sister
Of Max Maretzek, and the gentleman is the IA.
Jnous basso, formerly member Of his Troupe
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty.fifth Conyress-FirsiS exstan.

In THE SENATE, yesterday after our report
closed, Mr. Chandler presented petition pray
ing an appropriation for the purpose of ascertain
Ing whether Professor Ballots rule, by which the
approach Of storms may be foretoId, is applicable
to the lakes referred.
Mr.. DOollttle presented joint resolutions from
the Legislature Of w isconsin, in favor OF "rant
OF land to AID In the construction of the neral
Point aud Portage City Rai!Iotd, and also in
fiVor of grants To aid in constructing Ship canal
around the falls of Nidga!a
MIR. Chandler introduced bill maxim, an an.
proPriatiom for deepening; the channel ovu. the
81 Clair Hats, in the state of Micti gan; lard OF
the table
Nj. Sebastian introduced Il bill to confirm .be
sii" Of the 'ese Walton held by Christian Ind ianS
and to provide peInlncnt home for said Ind anS;
referred.
The further considcIa IF the bill repe.Iin:-
all laws or parts Of laws allowing Iount,ca to
vessels employed in the bank and cod fish lies,
Was postponed; and after consideration Of ca "a.
tive business, the Senate adjourned.
In THE HOUSE, on motion of Mr. J. 6 Jones
the amendment of the Senate to the bill IN King
appropriations for the support of the Military
Academy was concurred in.
On motion OF Mr.. MilsOn, Senate resolution 10
extend for a further time the provisions of the
JOINT resolution In relation To dropped and retired
officers Of the Navy, WAS passed
On motion of Mr.. Harms OF H. Senate reso-
luton authorizing suitable ackuow Judgments TO
he made by the President to the British naval
authorities at Jamaica tor the relief extended to
the OmceTS and crew Of the United State, sh, n
SuSquehanna; passed.
Aud, after some time devoted to tho consid.ra
ton OF private business, the House ad journcd
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SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIhII or THE HOhNiNu II h1''S'
The Union entertains a most lively syIhpa-
thy with the efforts now making by dlvers
presses and politicians to secure reconstruc-
tion of the parties opposing the Democracy. 1t
thinks that " reconstruction Is not the remedy
for tho gslIoping CONSUMPTION which is hurry
ing them 10 the grave, and quotes with favor a
proposition from the Louisville journal that
party to be successful must be begottcn, 90
through its period of CESSATION, be born and
grow up into manhood and strength in regu-
lar, orderly and lawful way Being tired of
having every six months to expose the hollow
ness Of new party programme, it insists that
the opposition graft their new buildings on the
old Wing trunk, and that they settle down,
leave off their bad habits and their wandering
propensities, and become respectable minority
In another article, the Union looks into the
future Of our Pacific slope, from the standpoint,
furnished by the marvellous progress of Cali
fornia.
The Union further chronicles and laughs
over the declaration made by Jim Lane. Mt q
meeting in Lawrence, X. T., that he had chal-
ienged Senator Douglas to mortal combat, who
had refused to fight, " shielding himself behind
the privileges Of his position ;" and that he was
anxious to get upon tho same level with the
Senator, that he might exact an acceptance OF
his hostile proposal.
The InteHisenccr's editorial column is full
of news.
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IL The Old School General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church met, on the 9th instant, at
New Orleans. This is dIsnified body Of Chris
Tan ministers and elders who have all the time
resisted the fanat!cisrn Of the day, and e.er,ed
1ncIr INFLUENCE In their legitimate work-the IN
building OF CbTsts kiuydom nm e,,,b
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II The revival at Portsmouth, Ohio, termi.
mated In weeks debate between Rev ar
Franklin and Rev. Nh. Merrill, on the subject of
baptism There was high state OF belligerent
excitement, aad Mr.. Merrill WAS publicly prs-
sentrd with gold watch by the patty that con-
sidefed MIN the victor. His Rev opponent rose
TO say that he expected his reward in heaven. but
vas hisSed down
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Proceedings of To.dar.

IN THE SENATE, this morning Mr. Sewar d pre
sented memorial from merchant. of New York
asking the appropriation Of $I6a. 50O To an Allan
tic Steamship Company for carrying the mai! fol-
thirteen round trips between New York and
HavTe; referred
MIR. Bigler presented a memorial from citizens
OF iennsyivania, praying an Increase OF the duty
Mr.. Brown offered q resolution setting anar,
saturday next for the transaction of business per
taining to the District Of Columbia; agreed to.
Mr.. lversOn offered i resolution inuuiriur n,
the Secretary Of the Treasury what balance OF the
appropriation for the payment of claims agains,
the government OF Mexico remains unex pended
adopted.
Mr.. Benjamin called up a bill for the adiux,,
ment Of private land claims in Florida, Loni,i.
ana, Arkansas, and Missouri, and for other pur
poses.
Mr.. Pearce called up a resolution calling upon
the Secretary Of w ar TO furnish n copy of 7 TENT
Craven S report Of the survey OF the Atfato and
TruandO rivers; a. reed to.
The Senate then resumed the consideration Of
the biz repeating the laws granting bounties TO
fisheries. -
Mr.. Hale opposed the bill on the ground ,ba,
these fisheries are the school for seaIupn far n
parts Of the country, and from which a naval
force can he raised at any moment in al eIneI
gency Of war.
the Committee on Territories, asked leave TO re
government of Nevada; but
Mr.. Clemens objected.
Mr.. Burnett moved, and general consen, was
given, for the pOstponement Of the consideration
OF the reports Of the Select Committee on the
Fort Smelling sale until the 18th instant instp,d
OF the 18th, as heretofore determined.
The bill to amend the act to limit the liability
OF shipowners, approved March, 1858, was re-
Jected-yeas 76, nays 81.
The House proceeded to the consideration Of
the bill for the admission Of the State of Minne-
sofa into the Union.
Mr.. Ricaud spoke against alien suffrage, and
pointed out the dangers OF allowing others than
citizens Of the United States to vote
MIR. stephens replied to the various objection,
urged against the bill. He argued that Congress
could only look into the constitution OF a new
STATE to see whether Ii Is republican in rorIa and
legally aud fairly expresses the will OF the peo
pie. ID Ii conflicts with the Constitution of the
United states that instrument points out the rem
edy
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Nv c. W. BOTELER, Auctr.necr.


INTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR EoST-
~ WOOD Plan" PORTE, tABINkr FURNITURE,
FRIDAY MoRNIS%. Nav u. ut 10 a'cl"ck, asS
posed of sinai. sell. 10y virtue OF . dec,i in itu>t
ON H. Freeman, dated March 3lf:, and recorded
April 10, l65S al AM SINGULAR tho goods aud ciat
tets. hOusekoit aud kitchen furniture. cnunieTatrI
~ Tue schedule SnueN I'd To sad deed, and eEIa.Irs
every article Ut hon >PlIuid snd kitchen tuTnIurs
cnHtalGed ia :he Eibct House, situated on r. tie
ween lSth ana lith streets. consisting ola veTN
th@mheT l uTnIturc, Ac-, such as
kleG1nt Rosewood sevtn octave PIano-Forte, hy
ChickorIng
Elegact trench-p,ste frame mante!, pier, and
eva! Mirrors 90 various sizes and sly les
SnPeri%r rosewood and walnut c. Unison rlnsh-ooy-
cred French iete a-trie Sofas
Safe of rosewood PaTl"r Furniture, finished "a
s.soI Ia, and sc ssd STocsee c"mPrmS T9
Suites OF handsome walnut figured dAmssG covered
Paror Furniture. consisting If two stias, az
49, arm Chairs, Rocker. n, q four parlOr Chairs
Handsome walnut Whatn"ts, EtaSeres, Snd Book
, sands, al yarlou' patterns
Beautiful marble top centre sofA ard side Tables.
-, IL Rosewood, walnut aud mll"ganv
EegHnt hrocatelle, danask, aud lace Curtains.
throughout Tire house, with AIT CoraIce, Cords,
. 1assels, &c complete
Superior Velvet, English. Bruises ard Three ply
- carpets throughout the house
h ~, USE, Ard kenitian hal and STAR Carpets
- endid rosewood, Wsllut AID mahogany mart e.
top dressing Bureaus AID Washstsnds, w5;d-
yanny Land and French Bcdstead,
Fine painted Cottage Sets, with snd without mar
hIes
Solid cherry Bed.ieads. Wardrntes and Wash
. stands ut superior make
Palated Nardroh.s Redsteads sai Washs'al,ds
Superior curled haIr Mattresses
Zine leather Beds. Bu sters and Pillows
Very extensive lot of superior Blankets Narcotics
Quilts. Comforts, Bedspres is. SheeiInC. Bu
ster and Pillow Slips
French China. marbled snd granite Tolie, Sets
Mahogany hair sP'ing Sofas, Rockers, arm AID eide
Bookcases, Writing Desks, Arm Chairs
Silver plated Casters. Walters, lea ard Coaea
Urns. Spoons and Forks
Walnut aud mahogany extension. lreak fss. s-rh
and side Tables
Superior oak cane seat dining Chairs
Service '' MN "
Biock TN I rms, Chasng Dishes, and Dish Covers
haulftor open crate and AR tight Stoves
I"seiher VITA general assortment nf ever, artlce
IA the housekeeping line. WY
Terms: s - and under ca.h. over IN .nd pot
non'L CIV, ~ ANA w days; over 500, .. 2, s. andi
terest. mi IiNrsS Ts
nla o-ots Z. W.BOTELER, Auciioneer.
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IL Major NeiShbors, q. :. Indian Agent for
'1as' says there Is no foundation for one half Of
'he reported Indian depredations that are daily
gong the rounds Of the papers, and that he is
inliy satisfied that the depredations are mostly
committed by lawless white men
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IL lady in Boston came near d ing one Il Az
las, wee K, from medicine prescribed by a spirit
nai medium temporal physician saved her
life
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IL The engineers have commenced locating
TIE Cumberland Gap Railroad on what il known
a. smith Creek Route, beginning In Washing
ton county, Va.
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III Reader, II you want mild purgative for
children, or one powerful for adults, take Ayers
Pills. They are pleasant to use and well enough
known to be good without our recommendation.
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NoItcK TO MEMBERS OF CONeREss.-membcrs
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star Office Price,
for 5000 copies o. sixteen-p speech, one cent
and half each; for 1900 OF more, one cent each.
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IL The wheat crop is represented to still pro-
mise heavy yield wherever that grain has been
sown in Texas
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BY WALL a BARNhRD. Nrcf'cnoers.

By WALL n BARNARD, hCc,,cnoers.
GREEN HOUSE hNDHhRDY PLANTS At
~ AUCTloN--pm TUESDAY MORNING, l.th
met, 10 o'clock, will sc VA front of ,uT stove
large stock oi hardy over BLOOMING aud other Rises
of new aud rare varieties. pahiIEs. Nrrhrras GOA
NUNS, OrVISc and Lemon Trees, CANE lfas, Jas
mlnes, DAISIES, stock JGiIas, With other AnHuals.
feIenalS, AID Shrubs FROM tEr celebrated nuIsc;I
oil Jhdlne sale without reserve.
Terms cash.
mas WALL & BARNARD, hucis.
III THE ABOVE SALE II POSTPONED.
on account of The rain. until SArUk DAY MORN
mt. Sal:a hour.
ma n WALL & BARNARD. Aucl'r7
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~ A. GREEN. Auc.inueer.

DURlIG SALE BIZ aU;hoiIty uI = deed of trust
trum DAVID A. Eaii aud has wi'c, Ga ed ito IeII
OF March. $40, recorded; "a Liber j. A. =. No. ilS
ioiIo ~ shall SCI! n auc'up ." the higneSt ,f,r
ON FRIDAY, tn" I.,h of Nav next. br'gv"su he
h"uTS OF aud o'clock in the a!leruv On tae pre-
mi>es. Lot No. 3, IL Square No. ~, Tie CHS II
Washington.
Terms Que t..Ird Of the purchase none, M ,-agh
and the residue 81 aCd - n'ouihs from the day ul
sale. Tor which The purcIasnrs notes Will Ice tai IN
with interest occurred hy . d ~ tIuaf n the i,l
Deeds AZ the prroh@sers :: !! iic terms us.t
complied with with q three r.rrf iIc dar t
the lot Will Ina res"d FIVE DAYS rulIc n,.tI,c at
the rIsk and cost ul the deianitIne Purchaser.
w. NJ. TII.t,HMAS. Trustec.
ap q -eotds a. GREEN Auc;
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PICTURE CORD AND TASsELS-A hand
it6 7th street. - ma s.fvt 30
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ElNE AhES.-We respeciiu announce to our
l. trends end the public that we have at last suc-
c-cdcd IN HAVING = al quantity Of AlfS OF varI-
ous kirds brc'Fsd expressly Ia our order winch wc
viii guarantee u ho The finest and the lareest yarI-
ETY. thar was ever offered IN tIs market.
All persons wishing a nice article Of Ale can hsv
" lay apply nc 10 u< for either of the following brands
VIZ. Kcrnett, Burton y Xxx Pale, India Pale Phil
sislphIs sud y, No rlso have a fna article Of
Brown Stout aud X Porter ALWAYS on hand.
All orders 10y mail, or given drivers will he
e.teIded to. Army a. SIiiNN,
Union BOttlng Depot, 81 Green street,
GIG Georsetowp, ID. G.
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THE REMAINS OF THE LATE SENATOR EVANS
left this city yesterday afternoon for tho resi-
dcnce Of his family, Society Hill, South Caro-
lima, accompanied by his two sons, and in
charge of Mr. G. S. Jones, acting as an assist
ant sergeant at arms Of the Senate of the United
States.
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Two GENTLEMEN FROM THE SOUTH
LEVI PuMPHRkY, & street, lacs of roe
Nstonal Hotel, has for sale accomp lis hsi SER
WANT who wishes to 20 South, A hrst -Inte coach-
man and house Servant, aud handy at work.
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EtR LEA valuable FARM on the u Gorge
town snd Rockville Turnpike, about FIVE miles
aCG Z nan iroIl Georgelown. al asa acres. TIE
buildings are nov House, Barn aud other out
buildings. on good elevation. Has two streams at
wafer running through IT. making II desTah,c M \
dairy iariB GI market garden. About - acres arc
nnF under improvement, about ~ uf winch but
tom land, carsie of .IrdBs from eIc mt To ten tar
eS"t cora per acre, without maaurPs.
EcTf - AIS" 4 yuurg orchard of three hundred
apple" peach. aud plum trees. About e. acres of ne
iATIn rs down IN clover AMI grass, a crop OF wheat
now on the ground, and other crops heIng pat m the
ground.
Further information apply 10 BARNARD 4
huChth b"orsri"wn. apis I'm
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT.-A smsil BRICK HOUSE. or =
L street, between nth ant l2tA SITS, coniainIng
rooms ana kitchen. Inquire OF GEO W. STEM
ART, al the corner Of Ii and IIth streets No De-
ma ~ 81 WI
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The MARINE band FREE CoNCERTs.-We
are authorized to announce that the Music in
the Presidents grounds will commence for the
season on Wednesday evening next, the weather
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~ BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEET
ING-CHANGE OF HOCR-Tho Union
Prayer Meeting. which has been held at 10 O'clock
for the past week, Will re held EVERY DAY, ur-
tai further notice. at II Clock the LIST Preshyt.
ran Church, IA st. sp3tC
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n EIIiHEpER EnR "a ~. l..' -

tOR RENI.-HOUSE No. :, in Franz lin pace
u opposite rankin Square. aud uextto SseTetsry
ttoyd residence. The House has just beed puI
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18th streets. " " @"N
ma o-lw W. SHIELDS