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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-04
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

"ODGES ON BAPTISM -BoPtrsni Tested
H by Scripture and History, or the Teaching
OF the Holy Scriptures, and the practice and
teaching Of the Christian Church in every age
succeeding the Apostolic, compared in relation
to the subjects and modes OF Baptism, by the
Rev William Hodges, A. NJ Rector OF Trinity
Church, Covington, Ky, second edition. revised
and enlarged, price 81 IS. Just published and
for sale by [ian 27l R0BT. BELL.
DORTRAIT OF THE ri. REV VIM.
MEADE, d. d., Bishop o! the Protestant
Episcopal Church, in the Diocese OF Virginia,
engraved from the celebrated portrait in the
Library of the Theological Seminary OF Viz
glnia, price SIS. The profits above the actual
cost OF the engraving, from the sale OF the
above, is for the benefit OF the Theological Sem.
mary Library For sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE * SON,
ap 30 No %. king.street.
NEW BOOKS AT FEENCHS Book and
~ Periodical Depot.
The Comic History of Rome, by Gilbert Abb
bott Beckett, illustrated with ten engravings on
steel, and numerous wood cuts, by John Luch,
price So.
The Three Beauties by Mrs Southworth,
aulhOr OF - ne LOST TelIfsS, lHuidf ''io-
sing Bride" Course of Clifton" "Wite's Victo-
ry" etc vol. cloth, 1925; paper covers, $
Harper's Weekly, monthly part Tor May, 20
cents.
"Police Gazette" "Harper's Weekly" "Por-
ters Spirit OF the Times New York Clipper,
"Privateer," Irish News" Mercury Week
ly,' Ledger" Flag" etc.
London Illustrated Times for this week, 1890.
London illustrated News, rs cts.
London Punch, ~ cts.
Constantly receiving new Books, and every
thing in the Periodical and Newspaper line.
my
II ECEIvED THIS DAY AT GEORGE
II, STGGERS' Book and Periodical Store OPP
pOsste Gazette Office.
New York Ledger, Weekly
Mercury, Saturday Evening Post
Pictorial, Frank LesIie's Paper
Flag OF Our Union, Weekly Novelette,
Waverey Magazine, and
Monthly parts OF Weekly Novelette,.
All the MAGAZINES for May, on hand and
everything else in the Periodical line.
~ Having been informed that bay who
formerly sold papers for ms, is going round rep
resenting himself as still selling for me, from
this date, my carriers will be known by wear
ing badge with my name and place OF busi'
ness on the same. apps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-04

HICKORY, OAK, AND PINE WOOD FOR
III SALE.--SAMUEL BEACH & son are
now engaged in running their own WOOD to
market, consisting of the above named kinds,
which they offer for sale, Cat their Wood Yard,
on St. Asaph street, opposite the Jail, or at the
Fish Wharf where landed) to their customers
and Others, cheap for cash; and as they intend
to sell for small profits, ask a share OF public
patronage. $40 -atG SAMUEL BEACH.
,S-H,. ,... JOHN s. BEACH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-04

CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, of the very
~ best quality, just received, at
WHlTTINGTON'S
an % No. SO, King-street.
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JOHN 7. CREIGHTON

II EMOVAL-The subscribers having Re.
IL moved TO No. Ar King street 'o5f
doors below Fairfax, would respectfully In'i''
their old friends and customers 10 give them d
call al the new stand. Their assortment vi"
as heretofore. be large and general, embracing
HARDWARE OF all kinds
Pocket and Table Cutlery
Plated Spoons and Forks
Shot Guns and Rifles; Building Materials
Nails; Carpenters Tools ,,
Blacksmith's Tools, &c, all Of which "ll
be sold a; the lowest prices, wholesale or retail
feb "a BARLEY Il TRIPLE J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-04

CHEAP CARPETINGS.-Just received and
Y ! now on sale, from late auctions in New
York, an immense supply OF Velvet, Tapestry
Brussels, threeply, double ingram, wool, Dutch,
and Venetian Carpetings, all OF which having
been bought greatly below the cost OF produc-
ton, enables us to offer them at figures greatly
below hitherto standard rates; among which
may be found good ingrains at
37I cents, worth SO
SO worth IS
IS worth s75
s75 worth ST.
Also bales l24 and cd heavy and beautl-
full Druggets IN wool, and the same widths in linen
Damask 10 be worn over fine carpets in lieu OF
mattings, great improvement and comfort
| Also, bales rich Rugs and Mats from the
same source, which will be sold surprisingly
cheap at our old stand, No Market space.
CLAGETT & DODSON.
Washington ap 24-eo6t
| (tANTON MATING AND FLOOR OIL
rolls 3-4, Al, Sd and 81 white and red checked
Canton Mating, in the make of Gowqua, Mank.
/ ing and extra contract Marking These are
the best goods of the kind in this market, and
will be sold very cheap.
Also. 80 sheets superior make Floor Oilcoths;
the coIors on heavy-bodied canvass and warran-
ted we'll seasoned. The styles and designs are
all new and executed in the highest style OF art
in Italian iresco, mosaic pave, chlntz, gothic
tasellated oak, and encaustlc tile. Both the
goods and prices will give satisfaction.
Also, case Stair Oicloths; some for steps
alone and some for protecting stair carpeunss.
CLAGETT Il DODSON.
| naaler, in all kinds NJ Furniture DrV Goods
No 4, Market Space.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-04

PERPETRATORS, &c "A lot OF those eel.
n ehrated DR.. Kane's Refrigerators nave lust
arrived, that were so extensively ssed last sea.
son, and acknowledged by all to be the best in
u.s.; also, WATERWAYS Patent Ventilator, Up
night Stone Ware, and Chest Rerigerators, Wa
ter Coolers, Tin Safes &c. 81, g0e1
Tap6reg H. l. GREGORY. No. lis King St
DEFRIGERAToRS,' WATER COOLERS,
qkeSTIMPSON'S rOUBLE ICE PITCH
EES. PATzuro CnkAM FRErzERs.-I offer bet
tar s.sortrnent of these GOODS than ever be.
fcre. s. The sExcelaor Refrigerator" is not sur.
pssssd. 1oiadsp 2a]dJ7a. JOHN OGDEN
3 ToHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY Ar Law,
81 will practice in the Courts OF Westn,ore
land, Richmond, and EosthumbeIland Counties.
Post Office, Ree's Store, wsstmofeland County
Va. dec ST
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U7INDOW SHADES.-Just received per
w Express, a new assortment OF Painted and
Gold WINDOW SHADES, Lace and Muslin
Curtains, Buff Green, Drab, Blue, and White
plain Shades, Cornice Bands, Pins, &c, &c,
and will be offered at prices TO suit the times, at
J. P. CLARKE'S Window Furnishing Store,
No. f5s, King street. ap IS
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CNEEDSl SEEDS!!-I have Just Received a
- fourth supply of GARDEN SEED, war
ranted fresh and genuine. Also, Usage Orange
and Sugar Cane Seed, and Strawberry Potatoes,
for sale by DRAYTON u. MEADE,
ap29 No. r. Fairfax street.
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 4, 1858
GREAT CLOCK.

Henry C. Wright, 10 letter en- tie L,o.
orator, thus describes the great CLOCK III 'ne
Cathedral Of Strasburf: -,
"Tbe n,iests and military have retired,
and am now sitting in chair facing the
.;nan,;c c;ock-from the bottom to the top
Sne isss tl,ana 100 feet and about 80 feet
I;6a and Is deep. Around me are many
strangers waiting to see the working Of
this clock as it strikes the hour Of noon.-
Every eve is upon the clock. 1t now wants
Eve minutes of twelve. The clock has struck
and the people are gone, except few
whom the sexton or head man with wand
and sword is conducting round the build
ing. The clock has struck in this way
The dial is some 20 feet from the foor, on
each side of which is a cherub, or little
boy, with mallet, and over the dial is a
small bell; the cherub on the left strikes
the first quarter. that on the right the sec
ond quarter. Some fifty feet over the dial
in q large niche, is huge figure Of Time,
o bell in his left, sycthe in his right
hand. In front stands figure of young
man with, nallet. who strikes the third
ouerter, on the bell in the hand of Time,
and then turns and glides, with slow
step, round behind Time, comes out an old
man with q mslles, and places himself in
front of him.
"As the hour of twelve comes, the old
man raises his mallet, and deliberately
strikes twelve times on the bell, that echoes
through the building. and is heard all round
the region of the church. The old man
glides slowly behind Father Time, and the
young man comes on readily to perform
his part, as the time comes round egain. =
Soon rs the old man has struck twelve and
disappeared, another set of machinery is
put 10 motion some twenty feet higher still.
It is thus: there is high cross, with the
image Of Christ on it. The instant twelve is
struck, one of the apostles walks out from
behind, comes in front, turns, facing the
cross, bows, and walks on around to his
place. As be does so, another comes out in
front, turns, bows, and passes in. So twelve
apostles, figures as large as life, walk round,
bow, and pass on. As the last appears, an
enormous cock, perched on the pinnacle OF the
clock, slowly Haps its wings. stretches forth
its neck, and crows three times, 80 loud as 70
be heard outside the church TO some distance,
and 80 naturally as to be mistaken for real
cock. Then all is silent as death. No won
der this clock is the admiration Of Europe
1t was made in 1871 and has performed
these mechanical wonders ever since, except
about fifty years, when, it stood out vi repair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-04

HAVING purchased the entire interest OF
IL Nathaniel Boush, in the late firu OF Har'
per X Boush, will continue the SHIP CHAN
DLERY GROCERY and COUNTRY Pro
DUCE BUSINESS, at the old Stand, No ?,
foot of King street, under the name and style OF
J. NEWTON HARPER x co. | return my
thanks for the patronage extended TO he late
firm and hope by strict attention 10 business, 10
CERT continuance OF the same.
feb J. NEWTON HARPER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-02

TROGRESSIoN IN NJOURNALISM.-They have a
very interesting way Of notifying the people in
Kansas OF those little episodes that, like acci-
dents, sometimes occur in the best regulated
iamliies-anairs that people are always diving
TO know, but which have not, until recentIy'
been considered proper SUBJECTS for newspaper
announcement The following appeared in a
Leayenworth paper not long since:
"Engaged-MIss Anne Mould, to John Can
dali lCity Marshal, both Of Leavenw o-th, X. T "
To those newspapers desirous of being fully
up t" the age in which they exist, if not little
ahead, the following forms Of transmitting in
telligence in regard t. matters Of like interest
with the above, are suggested:
"JHted-Mr. Augustus Jones' by Miss
Amanda Podge, all Of Podge Hollow. -
"Mifed-Miss Priscilla Pout, at her intend
ed, CommOtion Cummings"
Presented-Jinkins, first name unknown, }
10 the eldest daughter of Esquire Gogstoppfe -
| "Postponed.-We learn that the marriage
| oetween Horatfo Squills and Lodosky Plum
Nlhs, Whose engagement, ii will be remembered,
"sanhounced IN this paper in advance of ali
| Poraries, Is postponed on account of an
unfortunate dispute having arisen between
tneln IN regard to whether the girl he used to
give moissses candy to when he wore piuafores
hsd heI mar ued up with blue or lavender
coloreu l'ooon. Inc friends Of the parties are
| thrown into the greatest distress hv hi. uns,r.
tunats termination of an cnvaasua, W., ILL.,, hO..
earliest indications were watebed nj ne,"S -.
the daily prints, and whose progre.s;on ~,
been recorded day by day by this iSurnaI viii
the llveliest satisfaction to all parties con.
l'cerned 1t is hoped no pains will be snarsd ;,
bring to light the ribbon that has caused th;,
unfortunate quarrel, and that the union NAV
] De finally consummated.n
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=. " = ule'cnant OF AleIand ria recently charged
the viceroy Of Egypt $3.50 ,OoO for tw.,y- mir.
Ni'o "iii-
II One hundred and forty stores wore oo.,,
a ioing fine business in New York las, Spn'
day. sun
IL Two Of the Sophomore els, have been
expelled from Yale College fOT being CONCERNED
IN a smoking out frelic"
~ The new Post Onice Building in PhiIa-
d,lphia VIII be constructed entirely Of Pennsyl-
vanid iron.
W Gregory has been convicted at the
Supreme Court for the murder of Pattie Bird An
Haliisx county, n. C., and is TO be hung
UC Ed Everett recently lsctured AT East
Bridgeport, and said that forty wears ago he
taught school az that place
IL Although one swallow will not make a
sum Der, still, pin malieieusly inserted in !
Chair will make one spring.
IL The College pamP, at Harvard, near Bos.
ton. has lust come 10 violent end. by means a,
gunpowder, administered by students
III Thirty emigrsnts are xpected to leave 70,
1tb-ria, from Baltimore, Ia the coIonz Ition shi
VI c Stevenson the I'd Of November
III A nan In Kingston, Canada, Is engaged II
viking Loo bali miles In the same number O
half hour. -.
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MARSHAL'S SA LE.-Inv ofa writ of ne
Nl n facias issued from the Clerks ONCE of the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county Of Washington and to me directed. / shall
expose to public SALE for CASH. front Ofthe Court
day of November $50, at u O'Clock m. the following
described property, to wit: All defendants right
49, IN Square No. 75a, (seven hundred ard ffty-
nine,) together with all and singular the improve
seized and levied upon as the p operty of Edmund
isy, and will be sold to satisfy Judic No. ST. to
October, 1857, John Waters as. Edmund Riley.
J. ID. HOOVER,
q. Late Marshal for the District of Columbia,
-
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EXTRAyAGANCE OF THE D.y

L. Parker says some shrewd things, which On
directly to the heart of the popular folIies of The
day He has no exalted idea of the pres, Mt sys
tenn OF domestic education, as tending TO frugaIi-
VoT economy. he says in one Of his sermons :
In the town of Somewhere lives Mr. M.ny
girls He is tOilsome merchant, his wife a
hard-Torking housekeeper: Once they were
poor, now they are ruinously rich. They have
seven daughters, whom they train up in utter
ldleness They are all doing nothing. Tbey
spend much money, but not in works of bn.
manity, not even in elegant accomplishment.
In painting, dancing. music, and the like, 70
paying IN spiritual beauty what thew take in
material means. They never read nor sing
they are know -nothings, and only in vain show,
as useless as ghost, and as ignorant as the
DOCK on which their bonnets are made. Now,
as these seven ladies' as the nevspaper, cali
the poor things, so ignorant and helpless. are
not only idle, can earn nothing, but they con-
sumo much. What load Of fnery is on their
shoulders, and heads and necks Mr.. Msny-
girls hires many men and women to wait on his
daughters idleness, and these servants are
Withdrawn from the productive work of the
shop or the farm, and set 10 the unproductiye
work OF nursing these seven grown-up babie.
"On the other side of the way, the Hon Mr.
ManysOns has seven sons who are the eroct
match tor the merchants ughters; rich, idle
some OF them dissolute; debauchery coming
before their beard; all useless, earning nothing
spending much, ard wasting more Their oniy
labor is to kill time; and in summer they emi-
CRATE from pond to pond, from lake to lake.
having fishing line with a worm at one end
and fool at the other. These are fast fami
lies in Somewhere. Their idleness is counted
pleasure. Six Of these sons will marry, and
i've, perhaps, of Manygirls' daughters and
what families they will found to live on the
toll of their grandIather's bones; until a com
mercial crisis, and the wear and tear of time,
has dissipated their fortune, and they are forced
reluctantly to toll
Besides, there is an enormous waste of food.
fuel, clothing, Of everything. We are the least
economical civilized people on earth Ofcourse,
the poor are wasteful everywhere they do not
know how To econOmise aud they have not the
means. They must live from hand 10 mouth,
and half of what is put into the hand perishes
before 1t reaches the mouth. So likewise are
the rich wasteful who have Inherited money,
almost never such as have earned it. The great
mass OF the people are not economical, but
Wasteful. 1t is the habit of the whole country.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue OF q writ of
lvl herr fscias Issued from the Clerks Office of the
county OF Washington, and to me dire cted, shall
expose to pubic sale, for CASH. in front of the
m. on SATURDAY, the 18th day of November,
lS5S, the following described Property. to wit: All
Lot No. fourteen. l4,l in Square No. four hundred
and hve 40 together with all and singular the i'm
Provements thereon. In the CITY Of Washington, ID.
G., seized aud levied upon as the property OF VIM.
u. stewart and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No.
L. Stewart. J. D. HDOVER
Late M arshal for the District of Columbia.
cl9-dta '
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In viriua of q writ Of
lvA heii facAs Issued from the Clerks once Of the
Circuit Court OF the District Of Columbia Tor the
expose to public sale for CASH, in front of the Court
House door Of SAID County, on MONDAY, the l5ta
ing described property TO Wit: All defe ndant'
title, claim and interest In and to one third Of the
west part OF lot No. !, in square No 49, with a
front of 80 feet on street east, and running back
100 feet tn the rear north line of the lot
with all and slnE ar the Improvement thereon in
the City Of washington, ID. c.; seized and Ieyied
upon rs the properly Of William H. Swa n, and will
be sod to satisfy judi ola No. 4H t. October ter m
ls5s, ia hvor of Saml Strong. use of M Thorn pson'
'-s w. SELDEN. Marshal. =
oct n dts for the District nf Tal.rahi-
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By WALL a BARNARD Apc,iorssr.
Trustees q GEORGETOWN Building Assoc alton
oc 26 eo&ds WALL a. BARNARD, Aucts

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue nfa wIlt of he
yl ri faclas issued IIom the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county of w hngtOn and to directed, Il will ex
pose to public sale for CASH, IN lrcnt ofthe Court
house door Of said county, on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of NOVEMBER 1858, at IL O'Clock M, the follow
Ing described property, to wit All detendaDts
sion OF fSquaIe No. $40 being Lots Nos. !, 2, s.
and ., OF said subdivision, and Of said Square No.
b, folio No: l42, in the city of Washbr ton, d. c.,
together with all and singular the improvements
George Page, and will be sold to satisfy Judicia s
No 4H, to October term, 1853, in favor Of Robert H
6allaher use, of Chiffon Il Linton.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
81 dts for the nlstrict nf nj
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EDGE fJt fUoIt u NJ MESSiGhRF SSiGhF crrr'
PRIL4DELPHIA

IL A. n d r T. X ID e 20 T..
No. Ssl Pa av between a. and 6th sta
Une veg S2.5q; one dozen quart bottles, 81 50.
VI We send the Beer free of coat 10 any part OF
the city.
an sl-sm C.F. a. w. GERECKR
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
" subscriber offers at private sale the property
known as the Bakery Situated the south side of the
the wharf whiothfs about 2l0 feet deep from Canal
to river; the tow path being included In this prop
erty.
The Bakery has a front of 81 feet on the Canal
and controls 50 inches Of water for driving its ma
chInery.
This property for Bakery or Coal Yard Is not
surpassed BY any IN the District.
Also, w ood and Coal Yard now in the occupancy
Of Hurry Orme and Mr.. Barron. This property
has front Of l2o feet on the Canal and lo2 feet on
the west side Of Green .treet, and is easy of
cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing
ton as any yard In the District.
The above property will be offered liberal terms
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, I<5 West street,
GeorGet0Tn; or to :. I. BROWN, Pa. av. next TO
corner of l4th street. w shngtOn. ID. G.. an 2'-tf
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" Or SUPERIOR QUALITY,
Fresh from the makers hands Z sale 2, =.
No, 80 Penn. avenue, under
oeS fI8 Brovns' Hotel,
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For Rent and Sale.

FOX KENT-A comfortably furnished HOUSE.
on street, between l7ih and 18th ste For
terms apPy on the premises to Mrs. WILL lam
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7 OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GET AT THE
IL present season. daily, OYSTERS~ ~
in the shell, taken out of salt water thetSN (al
same day. Restaurants wishing to be ShkH
| supplied by the barrel will please oaIl on SS
J. X. b. SCHWARTZ,
Dealer In Oysters,
Corner OF 18th and < streets, back Of
" a-sotf Wildwood UnuaA.
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EOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
4 on The HEIGHTS OF GEoRG EIowN.-I would
rent 10 good tenant for four or Six months or for
ayear my proeerty in Georgetown, contrasting of
the square numbered IL In the plot of the TO <n on
whlch Is rcofny ana convenient Dwelling ready
iaTnlshed WITH the best furniture, together with
sab''s and other out buildings.
. The terms Sl25 mouth, or twelve bundred
premises, f|'' " INV
ne 26 -2aWSw InJTIS MarY.rI
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Ths
. undersigned. having taken the commodious
house formerly occupied ny A; Butler. on street,
three doors We 1t of 18th. has had the same put In
complete order and newly furnished. The rooms
and parlors are airy and suited for single gentlemen
or messes. Terms reasonable Inquire as above.
IS I'm MRS, G, A, LElBEN.
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A HOUSE FOR RENT IN THE BEST BUS
N INES LOCALITY IN THE CIfY.-The
House at present occupied by DIR. X, r nley Hunt
DENTIST, Is for rent Ii The north sdo of Penn
avenue between 9TH snd 10Th streets, I'm one of the
pest business squares In WASHINGTON ruanlng back
20 street, and containing IL rooms besides the par
lors: Eor further Information apply on the premi-
hes 70 LIT. n Il.
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TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
For RENT-in private fanny, with partial
Board desired, WI hin hree squares ofthe Patent
Ofice Inquire of POLLARD WEBB, No 5S0
TN street. opposite IntellIsenoer Office oc Is-tf
EOk SALE-A VALUABLE FARM. sItuar ed
U afew miles from Washington will be sold low,
snd on aecommoc atIng terms or will be ex chang ed
Tor city property. This farm is in high state of
cultivation, AMI contains all necessa y improve
ments.
Enquire of s. EO. w. BRAY, Il cal Estste Agent.
No. ) 6 Seventh street. near D. oc I9-iTn
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EOR RENT.-ihe DWELLING HOUSE. No.
y 4S0 ID street, on the square Immediately east of
me ont OF ne City Hail. next door to the residence
OF NJ carlisle, 1.-THE proprietor, whom an plica-
ton may he made: The house will be rented only
LOT the dwelling house Of private family. The
as may he agreed on. &c % tF'
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h'ok sALE-On reasonable terms. a desirable
FRAME EDWEtLINh-HOUSE, with br iof
hack building attached-No 4ss-c0ntainng. in sIi
40 rooms 2rsituated on the west side of I4th street
west: betFeen Pa. avenue a ID r. street. near WII-.
lafds 7el, suitable for boarding house. or for
person vshs would IKE to rent out rooms There rs
No. $50 r. street. 90 2s
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The House is brick, and situated on Missouri
avenue. NO a. between ~ and 9Th sts Contains
good. The house viii be rented or sold without ths
furniture: or particulars apply on the premises.
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hO1 ELEVENTH STREET 1Q1
II u bettceea Pa. dresKe and street. 1cH

fJf bettceen Pa. dreaHe dHd E sfTttt 1CH
NEW UPHOLSTERY.
Shades, Window Curtains, Drapery, &c, out,
CIpets ,pev and ODD cut, made, and put down.
Hair and Spring Mattresses msde o. remAde-
ttld FuTnItuTe repaired, vanished, &c.
All work personally attended 20 and q -e&soneble
,roes. w. III. MITCHELL.
roo 25-tf 494 llth street.