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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
atw 0reans aag Crescent 4Nondag omg 5@tmhn co. 1858,

be delivered at Cincinnati Several crops were offer
ing on plantation at 2Gc y gallon, in the cisteu
Flour. The market was dull with sales of 35G
bbs Fine at 81 250$t so, $50 Superfne at IS l25
525 Extra at S. 6O@S5 IS, 800 at Sc, and on Friday
1850 Extra on private terms
GRAIN . The sales Of Corn were confined to
about 1000 sacks, including 400 Ordinary Mixed at
re, 800 White and Yellow at 75 and ESQ White in
lots at 76c V bushel OF Oats 200 sacks ST. Louis
were sold at 75c, 1850 Old at H. and 200 Ordinary at
72c $3bushel The sales of Bran included 400 sacks
at 81 %, and 100 at 81 10 W 100 TBS.
PROVISIONS. Pork and Bacon were dull, and we
heard of no transactions worth reporting OF Lard
100 tierces Prime sold in lots ut lie, and on
Friday $50 in or 3 lots at lie % Ii.
LARD Om. 40 bbls Prime Winter-Strained were
sold at SOC U gallon.
COFFEE. Sales of 1000 bags l25 at l05c, 5000
from the vessel he Grape-shot's cargo) at llc 100
at H. aud $50 at l03, liz and ll3c d. Ii.
LINE. "A cargo Of 1900 bbls Rockland was sold
at 81 30, and day Or two since one of 1000 bbs at
81 % y Dbl.
! HAY..,W We noticed sale of l2j bales Western at
SIS 50 p tun.
WHISKY Sales of 50 bbIs divers Extra at 25c,
and l63 Raw in . lots at 253c U gallon.
FREIGHTs. Market very dull, and no trans
actions Of any moment reported.
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9fu ORLEANS 5tloaeg stlarhet.
oaE.aasI oErleE. Eo.7a Camp .t...t. :

The holiday season is at hand-in fact, has already
elmmenced by a day of Thanksgiving and Prayer,
htying been in pursuance of the recommendation of
Gle Executive Of our State observed by large share
ot onr community. Il i growing more and more in
fyor each succeeding year. Il is becoming in US to
r1frain from the cares and pursuits Of commerce,
tade and money at least day il the year to de-
pte it specially to the return Of thanks for the agors
bestowed on Us The institution. we may term it, Of
thanksgiving, was first Incorporated among the ar
chives Of our State by Governor Mouton in the year
I8l5.
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Il McGregor 100 bxs cceseA If bbls butter Gricve
Il Nerie. 200 bbl4 potatoes and 5uudTies to Grief
&yme &co. 20 bids whisky and sundIics 4 D Grief
&co. IL rolls leather Hogan u Murphy. 100 boxes
cheese A lIingsland &co. BIS poughs Sam Locke
s cks potash A II May &co 100 bNs cheese II kgs
butter y Morgan l54 kgs butter S PlassOn, 200
bbls whisky 200 hf do Place e. Brennan. 100 boxes
candles v Rogers 900 bbs pork billiard, Summers
&co. Alp bgs malt s bbls hops Schilt s bbs eggs
and sundries Schneider Il Wise 50 kgs pigs fret and
sundres Titus. 1853 bbIs pork and sundres Nose
Bros 60 bbls bee and sundres Voohries, Griggs ScO
100 DXs % Gks bacon and sundrics to w Wright
snw mill L Webster. 1851 els rope to NJ B Brady
ScO " bbls 9OtatOes Dougherty IS bbls pork IS
kgs lard Robertson McDongal l35 bbls flour P
Ethel &co. A hhds bacon and suundries to Chsm Il
Boyd G5 bXs grapes 10 bbls potatoes 5 B Brown.
100 bXs cheese 70 kgS pigs feet r Geddes. sundres
to order
ALEXANDRIA. Steamer Milton Relf 165 bales
cotton c Cummings eco, 10 Winston Morrison
&eo. IS Nckleroy Bradford u Lewis u Ogiesby
6 A H MAY &CO. .l22 II X Carter eco "a Bngeley.
Blair &co Sc Green & Crump "a J Fl Harde &co
Ii Oakley, Hawkins &co, Al Frelsen, Stevenson
&co. 30 4 D Donovan &co. sc NJ D Cooper Geo .4G
Wright, Allen &CO 4 Gutrer, Harrison &cO. 80 do
PAYNE & Harrison g Henderson, Terry &Co. 10 do
Wilson, Pomeroy eco. %. A. Miller 4 Forester. lO7
Scott Williams &CO 10 Robson u Allen, 80 bales
cotton W Estlm eco Ill Gordon Costello, ~ to
order 50 hhds sugar l0I bbls mOasses Wilson, Pom
er0y &eo, A hides H Gily eco ,sumdnes to order
Total $40 bales cotton.
| FULTON Steamer Era No 2 1856 bales cotton
BIander. Hubbard eco 80 + smith u bales cotton
Lloyd Il Frerson. Is Prtchard Flower So do do
Bell0cq, Noblom &co. u do Lewis Il Oglesby, 81
H X Carter eco 255 Wright Allen &CO. 70 Frell-
| sen, Stevenson &co Shelby, Seymour &co, IS r
| c Cummings Geo. ll3 Carroll Hoy Geo n Head,
| AIassc &co A Wilson, Pomcroy &co A 6 L kouns
II Bro. Total SOB bales cotton.
MADISON Steamer Queen Citym26 cks shoulders
| Martin. Cobb &co. l6O bXs sarsaparilla Parmele ~
| Brother 20 bbs beef Rea, 1868 empty tcrces to
FellOwes &co. POS hhts -four West Nettlcton
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For the corresponding week last year the variations

1t will be observed that the amount due distant
banks for collections now exceeds two and halt mil
lions which will absorb 50 much exchange or nearly
that amount, unless the amount should be required
for investment in sugar and moasses, and be drawn
for in part, it is not supposed the entire amount
will be required for that purpose.
The Exchange market was firm to-day, though
dali. The counter rate for checks on New York was
discount. Outside the rates ranged from ] a
discount, with some frstelass drawers holding at
bank rates. There were sales of 100000 five days
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CATTLE EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 10, 1858.
The market GU Saturday was well supplied with
Hogs and Cattle and good business was done.
Prices are well sustained. Beef Cattle, first qaity
brought S. 50 " 100 lbs Hogs, u 100 lbs net, 81
0s8 So Sheep, Choice % head, s. so.
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aB= The officers of the steamship Calhoun from
Key West, report that the U S, steamer Dispatch,
from cruise, arrived at Key West on the morning of
the 18th inst
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spoken.

By Capt. Norton, Of ship Vanguard. on the 18th
inst, of Hole in the Wall, ship Finland from Liver
pool, bound to Apalachcola, with loss OF sails, etc
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GALVESTON AND TNDIANOLA. Steamship
Mexico 10 bales cotton Tarleton, Whiting & TulIs
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s585248
The following is the comparative statement Of
The receipts Of coin for the week bnTe been - ~ t ll

The receipts of coin for the week have been by the
Steamship suwsnses, from Brazos St. Iago via Intia-
nola ...........,,......a sS2S5O
Sallis We = lns ilEsT ,.'.,,,, 1910
California ,..,,.. 1916
Havana ......,. $3.50 39T, $50
Previously received since 1st sept....,.... 66;6$;5
Total receipts since l5t September lsj5..... s66 g6
ecepLs or saule time last 5Sj2lU6
Receipts lof same time IN 86J2u
The Cahawba, from New York, brings:
10 me SlLSsus Babk .S3O00l
- SputieIl COCOON
GaI5i 1ah 10000
suudfes 100 UJt
1o'aI' OOU
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FOR =YAzoo RIVER

n REGUitAR BAADO AND TAL-
f75lRLk ]Ahatchtr packp-Fnr fpre. Greenwood ST
- don Honey Island, Tchula. Yazoo Cry Sataria
Vick,burgTbe light draught passenger pocket SUN
flower VIM. c. Harrison master, j. f shropshire clerk,
VIII leave positively above. For freight passage apply
F. G. RANDOLPH & CO.,
dl7 No , Union street.
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Leaves on SATURDAY,. 25h inst. ut F. NJ. positively.
r. REGULAR OIACEIlpA TEN pa

lH4GItS5a PACKET,-For Camden Beach Hills, eham-
F5F5Ea pHguPlle, Alabama Landing, Trrnton Monroe,
Pine BnH rrisouburg, TRIM y and ndngs the Qua
Cha and Black-RGgiR passenger Cket M csSengeT Geo
H. Kirk, master will leave above. For fright passage
apply on board, or to JOHN F.. Hl DE Il CO..
go No. sSIGntver street,
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,p0RAGE.a.... STORAGE. STORAGE.

The undersigned having taken the urge and cemmodon
iIipg n and q Frnt and "A % Fulton streets pre-
pated o receive Sugar Fon Lard Butter Bagging and Rope
forwarding goods, etc, on liberal terms
OSBORNE, WILSON CARRAnTSE,
n29 II % and % Front street.
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sight in three parcels, at u discount; sixty days
steady at IL a II and II discount to q cent ds,
count, with some signatures being held at Il dis p
foreign the transactions on the moderate ofaef'
We note one transaction of 500 bales bills OF ladlng
at 1913, with great sackuess in the offerings, IN
clear bills there were sales at I0s4 q 1883 and lOo3
even running up to lOs for special remlttances' me
dealers buying rates did not range above lOS % lVoS
We ouote sales for remittance at Spa q $40 on
Paris direct, and the range from 5.264 q 5.2ll on
all other points.
The following is the comparative amount of ex
change held b. the banks at the respective dates
December 49, OlsS
December - 1881 $500
Ilece5er ~ 1856 6,4D9 6D2
December q 1855 5726l19
IN Stocks to-day we note private sales of so shares
Bank of James Robb at 100, and IL shares Citizens
Bank at TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS up share of one hun.
bred paid There, that will answer. A sale of Cres-
cent City Bank at lO53 and treaty for the Southern
Bank at 1864 were going on.
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Leaves 91 ~ FSII N \ At n, \. 2 r "
A4RIEa{fSS Bayou Campte Grand Ecore, ST. Maurice
zs7sa Alexandrie, GOrtons Landing and all inerme-
diAte Hnuings The entirely new, light drHught
Lucy HolcOmbc, W. D. Beeman, master, will leave as
above For freight passage apply on board.
FIRGINIUS G. DENTHEI,
do Advertising Agent.
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MIR. GEORGE BUCIKINGHAM HOODS OUR
A ul power Of stoney, act passed before James
o' Wy # s'''''' COLEMAN BRITToN L WRITER'S.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
REGuLAR PAokHrs.
g9ase UNIFIED STATES TIRE ne,
| f7liafsstIess WEEKLY NAIL LINE aIlal

UNIFIED STATES IRI-
leIlRfEt,es WI FIX ltY MAIL, LINE s4llBle4D@a
fssasss4=448s TO v IC K $ Il u RG. SsgsRss5asst4s.
TUESDAY. at S o,clork p. NJ.
The magnificent u. s. Mail packet Princess, Captain
psou leave DOuRlhsouyille, PiHdugnTIe Bnton
Ronge Por Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
idNms Nntchez Waterproof Rodney, 81. Joseph.
o,t,ct p NJ
I Princess connects at Virksbnrg with the steamer Roe.
hr{ ana win take freight for river
ss hi, as Greenwood
rb rgniscr6t g. 8 Mai packeI VicLsburg Capt
CAN'T II cannon win leave for Donaldsonviile Plaque
mia Batnn Ropgs Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River
anding Fart Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney,
enh Grand Gulf Wnrenton, Vcksbmg Millken's Bend,
J Pynvfienre Stacks landing Skipwith Landing Pill
rbaa po,,t hto, Grand Lake Washington Carolina
mo and PANT Warrington, EVERY THURSDAY, Ut
o ~ p NJ " " S'
The ViCKSBURG connects ViGksburg with the
steamer E0R6P and will lake freight for ali landings on
the YazOo river as high up s Greenwood.
SATURDAY, s o'clock NJ,
The magnificent U. S Mail packet NatcheZ, Capt
p ieanars viii leave for DonldsonviIle Pau2emne,
Hudson, Bayou sara, Red River Landing,
Fort Adams NRchez Waterproof Rodney St Joseph, Grand
fuIf (yarrYnton and yicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at s
,rrIock p N
The steamer NATCHEH connects Vicksburg with
the steamer DEW DROP and will take freight all landings
on the YA2Do river as hiel up as Greenwood
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6lefGltsSa score alexandria Barbn's and NoTman's
- Landings and all Intermediate landings on Red
ryehe hne, gh daugt passenger packet steamer D. H.
Carroll, W kmball master will leave MS above. For
YIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL,
do Advertising Agent.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence Of TIE Star.

S"'eSpobUeHCo ~ Inc Iot1T.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 9, 1883.
Quite number Of persons have assembled at
the court house this morning, anticipating some
interesting proceeding during to-day's session.
Ga Saturday, the grand jury concluded the in
vestigation Of the jail-breaking case, and found
true bills against Levi HuIdle, jailor, and VIM.
Johnson; Waterman, for negligence in the dis
charge OF their official duties. Rich Murray was
also sent on for trial at the Circuit Court
with stealing gill net.
IL Is said that In the course Of the grand jury,s
investigation, number Of facts came out which
indicate that Trammell and Smith are yet In this
vicinity. They were lately seen near Holland
Point, on the Potomac ard 1t Is said, are in pos
session OF skin stolen from gentleman in this
city. RumOr gives them n habitation In a marsh
near Holland Point, whence il is said they sup
port themselves by predatory incursions into the
neighborhood, Gen. Chapman having suffered
this city last week in pursuit Of them, but as yet
we have no news Of their return.
Markets to- dav flour sales small; 4 lot from
new wheat, sold at S. %. Wbeat.-OEerings
good. market active; sales Of white Sl43dSIiO.
Red, Si2SaSl3l. Corn.-Onerings good; sales of
white at SIC. Rye.-Salrs at 75c. Oats No sales
reported.
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European Arrivals. k,c.

puEBEc August s-The Nova Scotia, from
Liverpool, arrived here Yesterday. bnt ths M,
prominent points in her sdvicrs have been antir.
pated o''i0
Nkw DIRK, August 9.-The Arago has been
s. s'gnaiIed rom the Hook. Her intelligence has
been teceived via Cap Race
ne LOCKWOOD Tsce took place on thei27tb
Ten Brock won the match race with Ori.nd
1Salnst Mlmasa, Tor the Stewaid'scup BabyIon
Noodbun, also an American horse. was..ths
fourth.
The recent seiznTe at Stetgn, by order OF the
riu'slan government, OF seven Danish merch ant
vessels, cause q much Irritation at Copeuhagea
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug 9-FIour has advanced; sales
Of III 90 bbls; State 81 30a4 4O Ohio IS 2Sa5 40;
Southern s. lOd5 IS
Wheat is 6uoyant: sales OF 10000 bushels
Southern red Al 25al 30
Corn is dull; sales Of Is, 900 bush mixed 7sa
S. cents.
Lard il steady
Whisky Is dull at 27a27kc
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Baltimers Markets

BALTIMORE, Aug. s-Flour is frmsr; new How
ard street and OHIO Sass 25 Wheat Is steady:
TAR to good reds 81 20asI 81; fair to prime whites
81 35aS1 SO. Corn is active al an advance OF 2a3c
white S7ss9c, yellow 95a97c
Whisky closed firm at 27a2sc
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR.
PRoNhGENrh SSocJIrEn,,



To f. - -, august Ia O'Clock mia,,,A.
- .ne greatest enth nsiasn, r.. sk ".
. IT, Ia Iegand TO the succe~sfni -. PIevsied
a. 'A sn sIes aph cable. Every N.Y. ol the
"a o1e cry was displsyed, and eve o. h oShnns
Shortly after O'Clock th,. ,o..
salutes were fred from the citadel a noon ROYAL
the First Halifax Volunteer ARTILLERY b also ~
grand parade tonight s'"ho are on
All the public buildings and princinul h,.,,-
establishments and private residences have -.
o,lIIantly illuminated during the emit n, ,ven,r.
as any OF them also being magn 6centIy and ssyfS
decorated with flags INV s~Db
telegraph Iffee here shons forth ur,,h
h,., .,rnces, In which the names OF ali rels
ons 1 nn Field occupying the most ces.nscs'l
,hs u Immense torchlIght process,op- he.,,.s n,
,.dsJ ~ aItiIl-ry, and enRin. comn,n,~s ~,
, .u- suetts until very la,, hon, ai a., -
lng sweet music y the citizen. ".., u'seouIs.
nnoeLs pIomensded tue tLOroag Ifsres , n sssa
flee. e1e telegraph Of
MANY persons came In by railroad from, ..
rounding country To witnrss the den,on., oe SUI
Double royal salntes, Of ~ guns .ach ,.,,aS
nred from the citadel and nay shin. ana ~, %, ee
Hailfax artillery, a. tlu-rn victortas messsS ~ =,
Ir".ideni Buchanan ~ passing through Sovs
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, August Stocks are dull: Chi.
cago and Rock island 75x Lacrosse & MiI4X;
Michigan Southern PA New York Central -;
Reading AZ; Va. 6's o. \; Missouri 6's S51
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NakSHAL'S SAIE-In yIrtua OF a writ OF
w hen isoIas, ssned from the Clerks Office Of
me Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia f;,r
the Gonnty OF NashIngtnn and TO me directed 1
Sonrt House door OF said county, on TUESDAY,
Tue l1th day Of August, 1885, at IL ocl'k M the fol
lowing described property, to wit: All defendant's
fight, title lm and interest in and to Lots Nos
-, 70 70 and ", IN Square No. 554. also. i4ts Nos
y snd y, IN Square No. SIS in the city of Wash
ington, ID. G.. together with all and singular
Use improvements thereon, seized and levied pom
as the property Cf Joseph Peck, AVID will be 80 q
10 satisfy Ju icIas No 25T. 10 October term 1889.
lnfayor OF John r. Chinn use of WIN. g. X ihley va
Joseph Peck. w. SELDEN, Marshal
" <I-H for the District of Columbia.
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COOP OPP6RTgNIIY TO 0sTAIN

COOP OPP0RTUNITY TO OBTAIN A
NJ GOOD AND SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
The advertiser beng about to retire from business,
will dispose OF h 3 stock of GROCERlES, Ii .
QUOHS, 4 c., on the most favorable terms. The
location one Of the best In the city, and very
successful and renunerative tIade has been carried
ON Nj noe the opened. The stock is fresh,
IN good order, and of moderate amount. Good
reasons viii be slven Tor the present proprietor re-
tirinr from the business To q MAJ OF bus iaeys
knowledge ana HABITS, and with a small capital, a
rare chance is offered Appl, to WALL. q BAR
NAkD, Auctioneees, 9Th street and Pa. avenue.
m
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Great Loss by Fire.

BosToN. Aug. 9.-The wareham Mas, Man
ufacturing Cos. foundry, steam mills, and ma
chine shops were burnt this morning. Loss.
$4,000; insured for S9,OOl.
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MARRIEn.

At West PolRt, N. Y, on IN. atb instant Inv
kss JShn W mt tI GsSa, chaPIsn U MiaIy
hftIIsry, and SARAH BkADfrEfs, dsa 4 e.; or
the officiating clergy "
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J. of the building occupied an Office by G. s.
Wallach, and lmmedlately opposite the City Hall
Apply to RICHARD WhELACH. apG
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(,ALL AT SCOTS BOOKSTORE ON PA.
ayen9e be wee1 l4th and 18th streets; and get
only one dollar. Among the Books to be had are
Mrs SouthwOrth's works; Annie Gray son. OF Life
IN Washnston, by Mrs. N: p. i.asseile; Magdai EN-,
the EnoHsn'Tegs, "a new book by l.. L.. L., d O ,
&c. DaguerreotyPes will be taken by that excel
lent artist. r.. n. Lewis, at Mrs. A. T.. Kedmond's
Gallery, No. 10 Market space, ana by R.C WoUd-
ley, 3i2 Il street. = u7-2tr
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On the nh instant. BENJAMIN CHAPLIN nm
the 6h year Of his age eldest chlld OF Chares and
,So'iolF and Winchester tya.J papers plsa,s
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+ AIDES SHOES, MISSE>' SHOES. Chill
- DREN'S SHOES,
are selling AZ unusually low prices at tn, Ladies
- Shoe Store, No. le Pa avenue be
Se&SAtween 8.h and 9Th s:s GA
Weare selling Ladies' Lasting Caters at . 81 q
10 90 Morocco Boots 80, 25
70 90 do BuskIns | IS
DO do LASTING Slippers. l 90
&C., &C.; all our own make. Gene and see
~ lI-uIH TIMOrHN CLARK
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The Fever nj New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug The fatal nn,,,.... -,
deaths item yellow fever that have occurred IN
the charity HOspitsl between The ann nj, snd
yss; .s toth inst were ca. During the same
leaving tue number rpmaipiny N .srsr.i "
winch are fegared convaleseent The disease 4,
coanned almost entirely TO persons who are nm.
- we huineef OF cases reported in pri-
Vate practices being very few The health ofths
city generally is still regarded Ly our best nhy.i
clans Most excellent P"''a
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SAWED AND SPLIT

- A w T. ID AND SPLIT
~ w O O D.
BY far the ehea pest and most desirable article of
iuSl tnat can be used during the heated term: for ali
know that coal es once made must be kept up the
entire day, thereby causing heat TO rad rough
out the house to the great annoy aHce the inmates
Whereas, with this wood. enou gh need only be sed
10 cook the at once desired meal leaving the house
cool during the interval.
We request all seekers of real comfart and con-
VenIence to give II a trial. TO be he'd orty of
~ L. w, NJ GAIT,
OfEc5 northwest corner i2in ard q streets one
square south of Pennsylvania avenue and at their
steam Ire Wood Mills, foot of nth street. jy l6-tf
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FOR RKIr And SALE
sIs yIRsr PAe..l
F9Ro RENT1Two ~ three FURNISHED
Missouri avenue. near 9Th st. an ats
nue., and of the most desirable neiEhborbe DDS
FLOYD Esq. No. LOUISIANA p avenue no AS sssls,
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, n.ver
pleasant summer location. Terms moderate
Inquire Of ID kINARD, General Land Once,
OF to MRs. DAVIS. 27s 18th st. ~ 8-tf
FOR RENT.A desirable modern buiit three
building and stable situated on the corner Of 18th
amd s.res,s containing Is rooms, gasfhroughout,
ana % 1, Eatsr and bathroom Also, the ID
70 sOH ~ ALdExANDER. No. $40 Pa. nue. be-
tween I'M ana 18th sts jy 50 eoSw
nRUG STORE FOR sALE.-Au Opportunity
TO- se,aom 70 De met with y here offered. Sasfac
sis Pos. Ones ,s. 'enf AdSrfss Drug
STORE FOR RENT-The store on Ohio ave
nue.: between l2th and 18Th SITS 1t is particular
irfa e. SX aPa sssd AK
ana Z sts.. No.547. je Dc 1eotf
FOR SALE-A large story FRAME DWEI.-
LING with 2 acres of ground attached,
which LOT there good peach orchard. SAID pIop-
erty - situated within a quarter of q mile Of the
LauIei Station The above property is desirable as
country residence, being near the line of the
trains oil cars pass daily IL wall be sold low for cash,
II LINN immediate application be made to the under
su s-eOst' Laurel Factory. Pr. George Co. Md.
A SPECIAL. NOTICE." Valley View Farm !"
~ iate the residence Of John II. King, decd, is
offered Tor sale or rent TO persons Ii .Ing IN this
section IL Is deemed unnecessary to describe IT. bat
ior The Information OF per at distance IL NAV
be well e INCEPTION thai no pIsoe within hundred
miles OF Washing ton CITY offers such Inducements
either to a purchaser or tenant The imprOve ments
are large and commodious Dwelling, Containing IL
large Barn, and ample Stabllng Wagon sheds Car
rage H.use. Ice House, Green House, Spring
House, Tool House, Carpenters Shop. Root { ell
tiers, Hay and Gram Barracks, 4 c-in a word,
everS convenience that can be desired pom farm.
Several Springs Of f. water are upon the plsce,
ana particularly one from which wa is forced 10
me dwelling. stsbles. g. by h, ulIc ram. The
farm contains about 81 acres, all under fencing and
Ia high state Of cultivation. and beautifully laid OF
Ia walss and drives, shaded by fruit trees. This
pace, Tor the ast hfteen years, been carried On
very sucoe.s 1uly as market garden. There a
&c. on the place thst can be successfully used in
the raising of vegetables. The Fruit Trees of all
kinds, Grapes. Currants, GOoseberres. &C., can be
itIs presumed that any one desirn. such place
WIN examine 1t personally. Every information Will
be gwen 1R9n applIcaton at the place, or to w.
ID. O, iy sS,tf
FOR RENT-rhe large s-story Brick Dwell.
l. LING HOUSE, being one ofthe Seven Build
i9gs and lately In the &C. upancy of A. Ross Ray,
Also the Dwelling next adjacent east; further pro-
vided with cOmmodious back Building.
These houses are well arranged and eligiby stu
drug store Rds-ey near the % pr i" s. and
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~ f6-w3w Agent for +. Forrest.