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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-09
Senator Sumner-ExplosiO &c.

NEW I ORR, Dec. 81.
The Boston correspondent u the Evening
Pos. has it from Senator Summers own lips.
that he has no intention of rcsigning his seat
in the Senate.
The wife and mother of Mr.. F. c. Rock
we'll were badly burned by the explosion of
alcohol last evening at their residence in Hud-
son avenue. Brooklyn. No hopes are enter
tanned of the recovery Of the latter.
The chemical works of John II. Moron,
Foreman street, Brooklyn, were destroyed by
fire last night. Loss $4,000, insured for
$4,000. One of the buildings was owned by
Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher, who is partially
insured,
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Fatal Railroad Accident.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Dec.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Dec. ~.
The locomotive of the passenger train for
the west broke through bridge over Duck
Greek, three miles west Of this city, last even
ing, and was precipitated into the WATER
The engineer, named VIM. Morgan, and the
fireman, named Barney, were drowned
One passenger car filled with passengers was
upset, but no one in it was injured.
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Kansas Election.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 81.
johnson County, Kansas, gives 1000 ma
jority for slavery. 1900 votes were cast at
Oxford.
Wyandotte gives fourteen majority against
slavery.
Denver has given up the territorial arms to
the militia
Various rumors are in circulation relative
to the Fort Scott disturbances, but none OF
authentic character.
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The destruction of the adipose porcine
animals in the Queen City about these days
is prodigious. At the Cincinnati slaughter
houses alone, no less than thirty thousand
one hundred and seventy-fve fat, corn-fed
hogs, chiefly from Kentucky and Indiana,
were slaughtered in seventeen working days.
Just l764 % hogs per diem.
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The Atlantic Cable.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80.
A letter from Secretary Toucey to Messrs.
Peter Cooper and Cyrus w. Field, informs
US that the steam frigate Niagara will be de-
tailed to lay the Atlantic Telegraph cable.
Chief Engineer Everett, U. S. Navy, has
been granted leave of absence to give his
service to the Telegraph Company. The
President and Secretary Toucy are both ia
yoratle to the enterprise.
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Bank Statement.

New YORK, Dec. %.
The Bank statment shows an increase in
loans of $690,345, and in circulation of SS42,-
72l. Decrease in specie S8l5, 228, and in
nominal deposities, $203.233. Total specie,
$27, l42,O99.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 30.

NEW OKLEANoI DoC' 0V'
The steamer Philadelphia has arrived
John Taber, editor OF Ell N.caraugense, came
passenger in her, and had consented to open
the meeting tomorrow evening with histo-
ny Of the capture Of Gen. Walker. The in
dignation is increasing. Some are in favor Of
reinforcing Anderson in spite Of the Govern
ment. Over thousand men, with thou
sand stand Of arms, are willing to undertake
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Reported Destruction of Fort Bridger.

New YORK, Dec. 30.
The Tribuns's Washington correspondent
of the 10Th, says: Intelligence from Utah
subsequent to November 6th states that tn e
Mormons had destroyed Fort Bridger, burn
ing all the buildings on the approach Of Col.
johnson.
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Forrest not Ill.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.
A despatch from Cleveland denies that
Mr.. Forrest is seriously ill. He will arrive
in this city in few days.
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Fillibusterism i'll New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 80.

NEW OKLEANS, DEC. oO.
Nicaragua meeting adjourned until Thurs.
day evening in consequence OF rain.
All tie leading dailies continued this morn
ing denuncation of the course of Comma
dOre Pauidng.
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Found Dead.

DETROIT, Dec. 81.
Guy Foote. President of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank of this city, was found dead
in his bed this morning.
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Money and Stocks.

New YORK, Dec. %.
Money rates unchanged. Stocks dull and
lower at the first board. The second board
was inactive with tendency still downward.
Reading 81 Harlem 65B NJ. S. 1919; Gal.
& Chic. 20 CHIC. & r. I. II N. Y. G..
71y
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American Missionaries Killed at Delhi.

NEWARK, n. j., Dec. 81.
Letters have been received from India
announcing the massacre at Delhi of the
Rev. Mr.. Freeman and wife, American Mis-
sionary. They were beheaded by the natives
after having been kept prisoners for some
DAYS.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

N Application Will De maGo the County Commits
soners of Ramsey Caunty NJ. T. thirty days from this
date or as thereafter said Commissioners shall
meet, for county Road, starting from McKentys Road
near the south end of Lake Como thence running north
westwardly by Mr.. Urldges' House. to the centre of
Section o. Township CO. north of Range % West thence
due north one half mile to the Terri oria Road from st.
Anthony to Lake St. Croix, opposite Hudson.
LORENZO HOYT.
&St. raul, december 2Sth, 1857. jan9 -w3w.
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New Orleans Ffllibuster Excitement.

New York, Dec. 81.
The following is special dispatch to the
N. Y. HERALD:
New ORLEANS, Dec. 20.
The indignation meeting called for this
evening to discuss Nicaraguan affairs was adj
journed until Saturday, on account of the
non-publicity of the call. Notwithstanding,
several thousand persons were in attendance.
The enlistment is still going on, l32 men
having offered themselves to-day. Over 400
men are now in this city and Mobile, await
ing shipment. The men from the lower part
of Texas, 800 in number, sailed on the Goth
instant.
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IT is said that Thurlow Weed is about re-
Stunning his connection with the Albany
Evening Journal.
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A London firm has just commenced suit
100000
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New Arrival of Goods
AT
NJ RVIN'S CHINA STOREl
ENDID STOCK
GILT FRAME MIRRORS AND LOOKING GLASSES

01H1 FhAWE MINKUKS AND LUUkING GLASSES
Il. MARVIN
rs received by Steamboats, Galena, Golden State,
and Montauk large addition to his stock Customers
will do well to call early, he is anxious make
FOR Goods which during the summer he will pur: ase in
the English Poeres K. NJ will leave for Europe dur
ing this month, and in
FRENCH, CHINA, AND BOHEMIAN WARES,
The Public may rest assured he will do his utmost sup
ply the demands of good taste and increasing wealth
this cOmmunity.
St. Paul, May, 1857. my4-dy
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For Sale!
At a Bargain, if Applied for Soon.

Lots and IL, Block 9, Leecl's Addition $3.50 each
oDe-half cash, and IT,: balance in six months
Lots ard 9, in Block l, Winslow's Addition, $500
eacl-one half cash. balance in year.
6o feet fronting Fort Street, of Fort Street.
house on Il $2,500-&1 500 cash. balance in l year.
100 feet on WaDashaw Street, adjoining the Market
$40oO-terms very easy. GU feet ST. Anthony street
being the corner opposite McKubin Ejgerton's Banh
This Will be sold cheap and terms very easy Apply to
l.. HYNEMAN, At the Winslow House
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Mrs. e. A. MARTIN


GEO. c. ROELOFSON,
Corner Of Third and Ninnesota Streets, St. Paul.
Minnesota Territory.
HAVE FOR SALE Low, SHARES IN
SUPERIOR, LA CRESCENT,
land AND MILE LAC,
90 Let's in Deans Addition to Superior
Let's IL Ramsey Carriers Addition to Saltwater.
~ Lots in McKenty's Out Lots to st. Paul.
oo Lots IN Addition to Hudson.
Lotsin Brooklyn, Glencoe, Duluth, and Belle Plain
City.
Blocks and Lots in Roeloson's Addition to Mankato-
valuable property situated between Mankato and
south Bend, ado Ling the latter, and many desirable
iotsn different parts of the City of ST. Paul myl2. d1m
THREE HUNDRED LOTS
ROELOFs0NS ADDITION TO MANKATO.
for sale by G. G. ROELOFsON.
yl4-du Corner Third and Minnesota Streets
FORTY ACEES
oN POKEGEMA BAY NEAR SUPERIOR
Heavily tmbered with White Pine.
orsale by G. G. ROELOFsON.
Jyl4-dtf Corner Third and Minnesota Streets
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Miss E. BURRIS,

Misnss TO inform her Friends and Patrons generally
mat having given her old stand she will on the 18TH
aay OF May, open Store on Third street next door
:. 20 y: Maryin,s shoe Store. Lcrimg truth more Mam
h,k1ttgnty D""0r'" she will net say that she will ex-
e.notea m the city, but she will say that she will be
FASHIONABLE AND SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS.
nuu sue reels assured that aided by competent Assist
cn's she VIII De enabled to her customers will
the same promptness and satisfaction as heretofore
LADIES IN want VI stylish lat or q neatly fitting dress,
VIA w VIII " give hCr call. vi -titt
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The revolution in Campeachy has been
suppressed.
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ny4-dy

". r. NOBLE. SAMUEL wIGFALL
NOBLE d WIGFALL
DEALERS IN
BKICK, WOOD, LUMBER, &C., &c,
Ofice-Third Street, next door to Macubin Edger-
toms Bark, where all orders will be received and
promptly attended to. sep14-1y
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IMPRESS PA OK AGES.-O WNERS
~ wanted for the following Packages received by Ex-
press and stored previous to September 3D. 1851, AN of
winch Will positively be sold by Auction at Office, on
Monday January 18th, 1858, commencing a. IL O'clock
NJ OF that day, unless previously called for and charges
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MILLINERY
11LLIN cry STOREI

MRS. M. l.. STOAKEs
Respectfully announces to the Ladies' of n p.,.
vicinity Notwithstanding the late fre) that sh 60 ~
found two doors below her old stand ON a. HS.h "
Street, where she 10 prepared with entire nen Stck u
Millinery Goods and Trimmfnx..
to wait on all her old customers and the Public general,
fashionable styles. t7,I,o ''
St: Paul, October 18th, 1857. =. ;a''l du.
MISS A. YAWn1ANN,
SUCCESSOR TO MRS J. 8. LAMBERT.
Miss Y. begs leave to inform the Ladies Of St. Pau
snc vicinity, that she has purchased hrs. j. s. Lam.
oers interest in the Millinery business, will endeay-
or TO merit the patronage Of Mrs. Lambert's former
CUSTOMERS. Jastreceived, alarge assortment Of
STRAW AND SILK BONNETS.
d NGS AND MANTILLA
BLOND LACES AND FOOTING.
nANCH AND AMERICAN FLOWER
Bridal FlOweru.
11S AND BRACELETS, &C., &c.
Head Dresses, &c.,
700 numerous to MENTION Call in and seefor
yourself. defy competition
.,,as.. Miss A. YAWMANN
esIoru Next door to Cathcart's Third st.
o. AhAN0 AND SUMMER n A SE4VnNSs
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r OsT ON THE 1ST INST. ON sew.

II enth ST., between Broadway and Nebrasks Streets,
Lady g Gold Brooch. The finder will confer q favor
and receive suitable reward by leaving at the Store
of G. W. Williams & Sous, st. Anthony Street.
St. Paul, January End, 1s5s.d1t.
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TO TIE LADIES'.

Mrs. L. M. SsOAKES,
Wishes to inform her friends and patrons that she has
just returned from New York large Stock Of the
most
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS
Inst could be found in that City Ladies, please cal
e..N soe Iot yourselves Oh friday May ~. myZ0-Gtf
Mrs. e. A. MARTIN.
having just returned from the East, would announce
to her old Customers Friends in general that she il
now ready to attend to their wants, and will
De grad to see them at any time Please call see for
Gnu NAll Otreen. Ey22- diff
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i fore existing between the subscribers, under the
firm of Mehaffev Back is this day Dissolved by mutual
consent TO- .aairs of the late firm will be settled bv
BV J. BLACK WIN. r. MEHAFPEY,
3. v. L. BLACK.
LIST. 1871.
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c1ON REWARD!-THB AnT iusorn a.
will Lad IN the conviction Of person or persons
hat have been engaged cutting down trees upon the
~a !. knSs d. Vic CHARLES D. ELPELT CO.
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Dr. THOMAS GORDON, Assignee Of Jonathan Eros:
oct30.dtf ~
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IIoR RENT.-A TwO STORY BRICK

IN CONSIGNMENT. JUST RECEIVED
~ and for sai,fbn Commission, 400 dozen Imported
Scotch and East India Ale, in pint Bottles.
will dispose of the above the low figure of 1925
per dozen; WEI. CONSTANS, Lower Levee.
nOvll-dU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-16

TAUTION.-We beg leave 10 caution purcha-
7 J sers of our choice OLD MONONGAhELA
WHISTLES against the deception and petty
fraud which is practised by certain parties IN
this CITY and in Baltimore, who have sprroPrla.
ted to themselves exact copies OF the Star Brands,
long used and designed by us to distinguish our
Old Whistles. We can assure our friends and
customers. that the unriyaied quality, every
where acknowledged, of our choice OLD Wits
KIES, cannot be equalled by these ingenious
invaders of our rights.
Our new establishment, GlBsoYToN MILLS, on
the Monongahela River, gives us unequalied
facilities for making Whskey OF the choicest
kind, from matted and Kindred grain.
Purchasers OF our Old WHISTLES will please
to notice, the words GIBsoNToS MILLS, and JONI
GIBSON, Sons q Co, are inserted In the new
Brands which We now adopt; and we deem II a
duty we owe TO our customers and ourselves TO
give notice, that We will prosecute and expose
any person or persons who may hereafter copy
or use our Brands.
JOHN GIBSON, SONS & co.
pL;J.J.lnh;. oct iI-1Iv
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICE. .

TINE FIRE INSURANCE COMF,Nl 80
ALEXANDRIA, continues 10 insur-.,,,.'.
Fire, generally, in Town and Country q. s.,'
tofore, on the most reasonable terms
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ANTHONY P. COVER. Tr.std,Dt
William Gregory, Edward ; Hou,,
Robert Jameson, James T. sroi,.
Thomas r. Keith, Robert G. y,oI..,
William II. Fewle, Thomas McCo,,,...
John H. Brent, d. b. Smrn
Jno. B. Daingeriield.
Office hours from g TO J. and from 2l..,,
o'clock. L. W. WATTLES >,crs,,,.. y
Office on King street, near II. Asaps
nov l0-dly
THE POTOMAC INSURANCE Covp,
ny OF ALEXANDRlA.-No n .nnS
Fairfax street. next door TO J Leadbea,er, p,r.
Store-where they will be pleased 10 re,s,,,
offers Tor either Fire or Marine Insurance
President-SAsUEL MILLER
DIgECroRs.
VIM. n. McVeigh, Roberts Asbby
Lewis Mckenzie, Nathaniel o,st
CassiusF Lee, BENJAMIN P,-.o,
+, b. POWELL
oet ~ Secretary
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NOR GENTLEMEN--Just received very
large ard desirable stock OF GooDS ior
GentIenen's wear consisting Of
Black and fancy coloTed French Cloths and 'as
siperes, OF the most celebrated makes
Black and fancy colored Velvet VestIngs
Satin, Silk and Woolen do
Black ard fancy colored Overcoatings
Travel ling Shawls, in great variety
Cashmere Silk. MeTino and Cotton Shirts and
Drawers: a fine assortment OF English half
Hose. Gauntlets, Gloves, Stocks, Scaris, Cravats,
Collars Shirts Handkerchief, &c.
We are also prepared 10 furnish Gentlemen
Clothing made up in the best style guarantee
ing the fit 10 give entire satisfaction and al
&C, G. K. WILMER & BROS.
NEW STORE OPENED LEWIS BAAR
has the pleasure Of announcing TO the cit.
izans of Alexandria, that he has Just opened at
No l9s. King street, new FANCY and DRY
GOODS STORE, MILLINERY ESTABLISH
MENT, &c. The Millinery department will be
under tho especial superintendent OF Mrs
RAAR, Gate Miss Meyenberg) and lady OF the
highest taste and OF tried ability, has been en-
gagged to attend TO DRESS MAKING, TRIM
MING, &c. The Ladies are invited TO call, and
are assured that any orders with which they
may iavor the establishment, will be executed
~ their entire satisfaction sep2S
VNULLED CLOTH, LINSEYS, &C.
10 bales superior Virginia Pulled Cloths,
heaviest and best made
10 pieces Eeavy Country Linseys
80 do. "a, rs, and Al do
Georgia Kerseys and Plaids
Nos | and 2 Osnaburgs. Bro Cottons, Plaid
Domestics. Chambrys, and Osraburg Prints.
Also. Heavy Fulled Cloth Goats and Jackets,
all sizes. for Servants; large lot OF Negro
Blankets, 10 all of which we invite the special
attention of the Country trade.
OCT O. G. K. WILMER & BROS.
WE ARE THIS DAY RECEIVING, IN
w addition to our former stock
Heavy 3-4 and "a Fuled Cloths
Heavy Sattinets and Sleeps Grey
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres
Plaid Linseys, Red and White Flapnels
Plaid Domesiics and Striped Osnaburgs
Ginghams, Fancy Prints, Debages
Mousline de LANES, Irish Linens
Linen Sheetipgs, Diapers, &c, to which We
would call The attention OF cur customers.
oct j. +. & L. A. LARKlN.
TULLED CLOTHS, LlNSEYS, AND BLAN-
KETS.-We have full and complete as
sortnent of PULLED, Cloths, Heavy Plaid Lin
seys, and Super Heavy Servants Blankets, Bed
Blankets, Sattinets, Tweeds, &c, &c, which we
will sell very low, and invite persons wanting
such goods 10 call and examine before making
their purchases. ,ro>,
nc, 30 TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
LARGE STOCK OF WHITE AND
~ COLORED FLANNELS on hand, TO
which we invite the attention Of the trade.
S. q w. MEYENBERG,
nove So King.street.
4 MOTHER LOT OF THOSE c H + A
~ COLLARS, just received by
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COUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
- COMPANY, ALEXANDRIA. VA
GAPiTAL OVER s25o,00O,

g \ y
The charter OF this Company offers more :,
voTable advantages 10 the farmer and o,,.,.
than any other company chartered IN the >,s,a
by insuring with or without premium NOT. -
II the applicant prefer, he can pay The ul altman.
OF the premium in cash, or by efecrlny Ca,
insurance Tor two years, the insured save, an
eighth OF the amount lie would ornerwIsr i,y.
TO pay: or by becoming a member and g,yIr,
small premium note. the insured saves u.ar.v
one half OF the amount charged by>tock Conn.
nies when !nsurIng from Year TO wear Tg,I,
the advantage resulting from he combiul,orgi
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE
This company commenced ISSUING poIicr,,
against loss or damage by IRE, Oh tue lt'g of
March, 1894, since which time over i've ,so,.
sand seven hundred persons have insured arIs..
come members of the Company, and over thirty
thousand dollars have been paid tor .os,e,-
Having trebed our business during the ~,
year. We feel grateful for the liberal pa,roIss.
bestowed upon the Company thus tar. and iorI,,
tlattering prospects OF future usefulness. The
Directors hope and believe that by prGer,,
caution and rigid system OF economy. .a.y
will establish for this Company a repu's'.og
for cheapness and safety, not surpassed By any
Company in the u. States.
All differences in settlement OF losses Ray5.
determined by three disinterested arbitrator o.
the County where such loss happened 10 BIZ mo
tually chosen by the insured and the COMPANY
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uAKpWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

IRON, HORSE SHOES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS. &c, &c.
c. n. CASTLEMAN, No. 60, King-st.,
CORNER OF MARKET ALLEY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
REFINED BAR AND SHEET IRON,
Cast, Shear, and Spring Steel.
Elliptic Springs Carriage ana Cart Axles
Blacksmith's Bellows, AnvIs, Vices, &c.
A general assortment OF the above named ar
tices will be kept constantly on hand, together
with other articles 10 tedious TO mention.
u Merchants and cor sumers are respectful
" invited 10 call ard examine my stock before
purchasing. Orders will be promptly attended
to dec 10
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NOR RENT-A WHARF, in good order,
with a LARGE YARD adjoining. This
property is well located for Coal depot, Lum-
Der, or Wood Yard.
III Also, TWO LARGE WAREHOUSES,
Gkon the wharf well adapted for Commits
sion and Shipping houses.
Also number of VACANT LOTS on Uni
on street, very desirable tor Plaster lois. For
terms, enquire of GREEN u BROTHER.
nov 20-tf
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sx FOR RENT.-The Property, corner of
IN King and Fayetie streets, known as the
EAGLE HOTEL will be rented together or
separately front building as dwelling
and store being first rate stand tor business
and the back building. containing twelve rooms,
for Hotel or Boarding house. To good ten
ant the rent will be made moderate
oct ll-eou Man HfSLONl L.
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OOLUMBlA LAND OFFICE, WASHINGTON
Y \ DIsrRlCT OF CoLUNBIA-Eslablished for the
Sale and Exchange OF Farms Plantations, CITY
Lots, and Real Estate generally, on Commits.
sion, through out the United States-WlNSLoW
NJ. WATSON l. CO-Ofice in the building on
the corner OF Indiana avenue and Second street
The attention OF lard owners in Virginia and
Maryland, who wish to stfect sales of Farms,
and other landed property, is requested to the
above establishment, as sfordIng facilities for
the sale of real estate, unequalled by those OF
any other agency. Circulars transmitted on
application. octo-eo'm
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T HAVE just received one OF the largest and
best assortment of LADIES' FURS ever
offered for sale in this market Stone Martin
Cane and Cuffs for $40 also, Mink Cape and
Cuffs $40, and Fitch $40 sets. Others in the
same ratio. foe, 9Ol J. I. EVANS.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

N7GTlCE.-We call the attention OF our
y friends and dealers generally 10 our pre-
sent large and well selected stock OF DRY
GOODS We are now in receipt OF our iull
Fall supply-embracing every thing new and
desirable in our line Our goods this season have
been purchased entirely of first class houses
and will be found to consist OF goods OF superior
texture and fabrick. All articles sold by US
are warranted to be as represented. Our motto
is good goods, small profits and quick sales -
Purchasers are cordially invited TO call and ex'
anime our stock; remember all who come in
are not compelled to purchase.
oct ASHBY & WOOD, 100 King.st
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"a WANTED TO RENT, we'l.located
-EEia and convenient HOUSE for moderate
sized family One with garden: OF some plea.
SAINT ground attached, would be preferred. In
quire at the Office of the Loudoun d Hampshire
Railroad, or Of SIDNEY u. MILLER,
Am 3O-drf 81 Prir ce-street