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by JAS. 6. McGUIRE & CO., Anctloneers.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE a. CO., Auctioneers.
LNXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNI-
IL ture and Household Eec0n Wednesday Thursday
september 10Th and 30ih commencing each o'clock
shall SELL at the residence Of Miss Janney
Pennsylvania avenue, all the furniture comprising
Superior rosewood round
Stenway q Sons, New York 81
Rosewood marbct top and sofa tables 4
Suite Of rosewood paro furniture, finished
Handsome walnut whanot, fancy chairs
Brocaele and chnz curtains, shades
Gilt frame pier glass, slab and bracket
Walnut and mahogany sofas, diyans
Easy chairs, walnut parlor chairs
Superior sprng-seat lounges, vases
Brussels, three-ply, and In3rain carpets
Floor oclolh, mating, rugs
Extension, dining, and breakfast tables
Walnut arm dining chairs, sideboards
Mahogany secretary and book case
French china dinner, and ware, glassware
Silver plated casters, table cutlery
Six large covered dishos, chatting dishos A
Superior refrigerator, dining chairs
Mahogany and walnut dressing and plain bureaus
Walnut and mahogany bcdsteads
Wardrobcs, washstands, toilet
IL superior feather beds, holsters and pillows
IL fine curcd hair mattresses, husl mattresses
Comforts, blankets, spreads
Chamber tablcs, chairs, dressing stands 3..
Looking glasses, gas fixtures 3
Franklin air tight, and coal stoves
Large and superior cooking stJye sit Sl8As WI
Together with general Of and kitchen
Terms $40 and UNDER cash. that
days ior satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest
sept lS-ts JAS 9. MCGUIRE co.. Aucuoncers
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NEW GOODS AND FASHIONS. &
BRO Merchant Talors have fhc pleasure announcing Is
~ end and eoslomershat tey arc now i receipt Of their y
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
the latest styles and designs with winter fsions
They are have all garments made 10 order N ar
ussai siyle q elegance and fashion. Nv
Sept 2t--8tawswR V puyAII mo
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HsAKE N0FIGE.--Stoves stoves. stoves and The
most modern isitesnA " Fnopr nrephces Prepare FOR
eoa weather 70 warm as viii cot you money aud
Stoves 81 al INC beat kinds and sal low al
c. wOODwARDtS
Metropolitan Stove aud Factory
No 31s Penn avenue, between io,h ana lin streets
Sep 30--9t TT - 1870
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YTNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Il or NEW YORK.
bonds and mortgages OF first class.
Winston, president. Isaac Abbott, secretary.
A. Y. Garnci NJ D., examining physician 1876 Ninth
Pamphlets further information may obtained the Office OF
CHARLES DE sE1DEN, Agent
June 22-d6m* No. 507 Seventh street
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MISS BRO0KES ENGLISH AND FRENCH
lvl Boarding and Day School, Bing No las Pennsyl
avenue, Washington D. G, Tho Of this establishment
viii BIO resumed Monday September 49, 1858 Circulars BIO
taincd Of the Principal, anfat the bookstores.
July 3I--3taw!f fuesThurs&Sat
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T1XTENsIoN OF THE anew BOOK sToRE."--

IL FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs his friends and the
alterations the consruc
ton Completed In addition large and
Gently stationery American and European
established fine art gallery lat the rear OF The soro
the latest novelties in art, and all tho
public reading the leading European journals
ing regularly received.
Philip having correspondents in most Of the European cities Is
and
IRON long experience England America feels confident the
satisfactory OF all orders nrusted to his
FRANKLIN PIif1P,
Bookseller and Stationer,
Augs-n 332 Penn av,, between 9th and 10th streets
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A SPECIAL CARD beg to inform the public
IN shall still continue the piano, music, and musical in
the usual at COMBS Melodeon Hail. d.
recy opposite my old In few weeks hope at
place large, whore, with increased fac
ties and energies hope continuation their
Pianos for sale, rent, exchange, Sc, as usual
JOHN y, ELLIS,
No. 900 Pom. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
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BY JAS. G. mcGUIRE . Co., Auctioneers.

ny JAS " mCuUIRE ~ Co., AuctiOncefS.
DUBLIC SALE OF SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD
II Chckering fortes, excellent furniture household
Friday morning. October o'clock
OF John W. Allen 18th
and Streets shall sell all the furniture
Superior rosewood carved octave
erng
Cloth and stool for 3s
Handsome ornamnted gilt frame mirror with slab
Mahogany French sofas, aud
Rosewood brocateleeovered chairs IA
Walnut whatnots, plush rockers
Marb top centre and sofa tables
Beautiful engravngs, quartette tables
Marbetop hall table, hatrack barometer
Brussels, 3.ply, and ingram carpets
Do and Venetian carpets, olcloth
Extension dining table, refrigerator
Solid oak dining cl4ff China press SssS 4
China glass, and eraUAar table cutlery
Mahogany ElizlielGts aud e9tage bedsteads
Dressing aud phiiB bureaus, aaah9 tbras
Enaneled Gotta wareokas
Lounge, "a FhaAs slNigl
Excellent curlrl lair M huss aiat,essaa
Rolstors and p.l gAs5 thlet ~
large Franklin, ar-,., sd SthhP 4os4s
Writing tables, arm chairs, bsog sht.gsa $3.50
Large hall stove and pIpo 3fa i.ssss.g1
Cooking stove and fixtures eNst. y
Together with general assortment kitchen re-,
Terms $40 and under cash credlt Oh f MA a
days for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing interest
JAS. C. MCGUIRE CO.
sept zo-u Auctoneers.
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DrArn on VETERAN Sergeant wilses., ...s ord
nance arm Of the United States army, died Tuesday
last at Fort Mcenry, Baltimore. He As years
old and the last twenty years Of his life have been spent
in the army He with the American army under
Gen. Taylor in Mexico and fought in the battles Of
Monterey, Vera Cruz, Ccrro Gordo, and most Of the
bloody engagements in the valley of Mexico He was
remarked for his bravery and the late General Persifer
I. Smith mentioned him by name in his general de-
spaches to the government at Washington, and at the
conclusion Of the he was presented with certificate
of merit.
AccIDRSr TO TuB LoSa BRlDGE.-About three clock
yesterday afternoon sloop coming out Of the canal
attempted to pass through the draw at this end Of the
Long Bridge owing to the swtness Of the current she
carried with considerable violence against the draw,
throwing 1t out Of place The damage not very ser
GUS, but it will necessarily suspension of travel
the bridge for day two, until the draw be
replaced.
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EDUCATION.
| LExANDRIA HIGH sCHO

A LEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL.-This institution
"A = select boarding school for youth city
Of Alexandria, Virginia The number
former be limited many only
attention Of the principal being his desire combine
practicable the social and moral advantages Of family
classification and discipline OF d school.
Tho principal brings TO his assistance the pursuit profes
sion the experience OF than twenty during
he has been engaged in the instruction young persons
every section OF the Union
Students themselves entering any
class in college, for the Especial attention
given TO the study Of natural philosophy chemistry
macs as well as 70 book keeng and the ordinary English
Aneraoey geology and the application chemistry
taught by the aid cf
made part Of tue regular course civil engineering.
Full OF illustrated
try and astronomy annually delivered presence
\ 3
number Of important improvements both the school
dwelling have recently been made such
nocal observatory the enlargement OF the laboratory
recitation rooms &c.
would be 70 nser the many gentle,
Ben isns pSrt e .h9 ntS @ 6G
this unnecessary.
Circulars will be forwarded on application.
Sept 26--lmd&sw CALEB s. HAILOWELI.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CtTFpHENs's NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. WORK !

kITEPHENo'b NEW AGRICULTURAL WORK.
~ VI Indictments ana Ma
chimes. BY James slight and Scott Burn, BY
Henry Stephens, author Of fnrmi sc
comrate volume syo with
plates beautifully engraved steel by Liars IIaff Morocco g
back, $40 so.
British Catalogue Completion o. Index the British
Catalogue OF Books, Published BRIAN during the years 1881
1857 inclusive Complied BY sampson Pow. volume royal Sso
HALF morocco, sS 50 et
This Important and valuable The product Of
hrg industry and devotion will be found VI the great
est use 10 The trade librarians and all Interested IN se
displays ia volume all the publications the last twenty
Arranged in ab,t classified according sub
ects. separate supplement comprises comprehensive s
rAry associations and the collections,
g libraries &c, FRANKLIN PHiIP,
Bookseller and Stationer,
Sep 80 asa Penn av, bet Oh and 10Th streets
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Mrs. KINGSFORD'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
Hl LADIES NO. AIS street, Washington, D. Tho
this school viii be resumed October 1858 Circulars including
terms Sc, &C. viii BIO furnished application the above adj
dress. July 49, 3awt0ct1
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United states Hotel.
DIED.

z 2 . y { . &
instant protraced Illness GEORGE THOMAS
esq, IN tho 67th year OF his
Washington upwards forty years.
Of which time cashier Of the Bank Of Metropolis
funeral win place afternoon (rduy az
o'clock from his late residence between 9th and 10th
His friends and the friends Of the family invited
en- without further notice.
inst f. wife GKnny and daughter
OF OWN LhDDY, aged tlirty-four years.
Her funeral place husband
Of Thirteenth and streets Friday morning, October
half past eight O'Clock The friends Of tho family invited
attend.
Sds-IRvISo LycEUM.--The celebration of the fifth
a ssenn tho S sd II 81 s
Rose, Of New York and Page, Of the ceum The
public are invited Sep 29-2r
aey- MAsoSrc.-The NJ. w. Grand Lodge Of Free
ans g ss "a s q sa On
streets at o'clock M for the purpose O. , subject
respectfully requested puncuai Master
good standing cordially invited,
49, 4 v ''N4N '' G, A. sclIwARz4AN,
Sep as q Grand Secretary.
WAsHINGToN THEATRE.
Iossees Kunkel Co.
Manager g " layloure
appearance posgey hut
gifted Miss J. C0oMTS
EVENING, September 30
Lovels celebrated play OF
LOVES SACRIFICE.
Margaret Emorc Miss j. Coombs
IIcrmione Mrs. raylcure
Matthew ..,t.... Mr.. Iilniey
h& To conclude with the farce OF
SOMEBODY ELSE
Moriz Dawson
Tomorrow trrdayl night bench, q Mss co9sas
49, --------------
AT HplYnAy STRICT THEATRE, nLTIMoRE,
shaspeares exquisite play TEPEsrp suporb not
'4 ten up, Is attracting crowded audiences nightly
Sop 3o--1t f' [siarksstesl
NOR RENT-=On Lafayette or Presidepts Square
IL The dwelling Club House situation
convenience this % tho desirable this city
Apply 70 Capt JOHN RODGERS,
sep 3Q--du No $50 street of nth.
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TRICKS AND TRAPS OF HORSE DEALERS

TRICKS AND TRAPS OF HORSE DEALERS
Il 10 cents. s
The Mystic Games Of Skill Amusement Love, and Science
cents
The Practical Miners Guide, engineering 50
IS. Ill
Ernesdn; or, The Heart Longings, by Aleth 81 25.
Diary OF an Old Doctor, by j. A. Maitland. 81 25.
The lawyers Story, by j. A. Maitland 81 rs
The Two Sisters by Mrs SouthwOrth. 81 rs.
Courtship and Matrimony, by Robert Morris. 81 rs.
Tho Opera Dancer by George W. NJ, Reynolds. cents
Davenport Dunn, vol l. by Chas Lever. so cents.
sep2S FRANCK TAYLOR.
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SPLENDlD SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1885,
~ GREGORY MAURY, Managers Wilmington Delaware. 10
be drawn under the superintendent commissioners appointed by
the governor, "a
$500 Lottery the STATE DELAWARE
day. OCTOBER q 1879 H1sFs go 1919
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AUCTION SALES.

by j. G. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctioneers.
HANDSOME FAMILY CARRIAGE PAIR OF
bay carriage horses harness. &cOn Tuesday morning
October 5 II O'clock IN the auction rooms wc sai sc
for account a party about 10 leave for Europe
handsome roomy family carriage with oaleche top
Pair o. excellent bay carriage horses
silver harness, covers robe coachman coat whip
jack &c, &c,
JAS C MCGUIRE Co..,
sep I'D ste Auctioneers.
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ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
Os his Office his residence Franklin Row. corner and
Thirteenth He viii devote his attention principal
" 70 cases in the United States supreme Court
Oct 2s--df tss
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g6y-IRvING LYcEUM.--The celebration of the fifth
anniversary will take pacea the smithsonian Institution Thurs
evening O'clock Tho association will be addressed by
Rose esd Of New York, and Page, esq., Of the yceum The
public invited. Sep 29--2ts
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~ GORGE w. BRADFIELD, Attorney-at-LAw, the

II =
M "Statesp Buldnr Of 7h and streets Washington,
u will practice o the District including the
Of Claims and In the goinlng counties in Virginia.
SIP 23-3m
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TNHE SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES.-The
Il Blue Book Register all officers
and naval In the service OF the United States together with all tbs
and eounonts deryabe theref Price, 50 So by mai
free 81.
The United States Consular sstema manual for and
or merchants shpownors and their
ons comprising the instructions Of the
10 consular emolument duties privileges,
cloth binding 81 SO; half
OF SO cents in addition 10 the price .4
Published and for sale at TAYLOR & MAURYS
Sep 29--3t Bookstore street
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n ,AMoUR CONNIE IL EST. Par Arsene Hous.

a 1 vol. Paris, 1853 cents.
Penelope Normarde Par Aphonse vol Paris 1855
80
I'm sIheur complet Par Fred soule vol Paris 1858 80
cones Youvees Emile Paris 1858 80
cents.
Banoheaeur Par Paul Feval vol Paris, 1853 cents
La Plan dc Chagrn Par Eazac. vol Paris 1885
Mademoee Rosande. Par salnt Felix. vol Paris 1883
HelSne Far Mime Chas Reybaud vol Paris 1885
Les hmmes dc LInde Merry vol Paris, 1855
Conies DIES Montagnes Par Aired Mhie vol Paris 1855
cents.
Monsieur cupdon. Oh. Morscet 1 vol. Paris 1858 80
cents, FRANCK TAYLOR.
Sen 30
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INHE PRACTICAL NATURALIST'S GUIDE
Il Containing instructions for collecting preparing preserving
specimens Of all departments Of zoology Intended the
students amateurs, aud travellers Duviss,
Conseryaor ia the Natural History Museum Einbrgh
cents.
A few copies Of each Just imported by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Sep 3O--3t Bookstore 334 Penn av. near 9th street
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nor RENT--On Lafayette or President's Square
The dwelling known the Club House size situation aud
convenience this q tho most desirable RESIDENCES ibis city
Apply 70 Capt, JOHN RODGERS
30--du No, $50
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RATHER UEpLEAsANT--M Money is of no use unless you
spend it and what the faithful clerks Of the General
Land Office will do during the coming month for s.spend
ing money is question not easily answered The pop
ular and efficient dsbursng clerk of the Interior Depart
ment, instead of paying those worthy fellows in law
full money of the United States coinage took their re-
ceps and gave them checks the United States
ury, first depositing his draft for the whole amount
This would have answered every purpose had the Treas
prer agreed to cash the check but, snoe he will take
no notice Of Them the clerks must either go without their
money the dsbursing clerk must redeem them him
self. We hope they may shortly be relieved, it is a
heartrending sight to them handling those paper
drafts instead of the beautiful 'tweny-doar pieces
which find their way all over the city.
WonK THE CAPITOL is still progressing In the
north wing the escoing Of the passages nearly
pleted and in the Senate chamber the are being
placed in the spectators gallery There is every pros
pec that the chamber viii be ready occupancy next
winter On the other end Of the building very little IL
doing besides the laying Of tho main starcascs which
goes on slowly We noticed some painters touching up
the reporters gallery There but few visitors to tho
Capitol now, and there is little there to attraot them,
but in two short months what different scene will b
presented
FmSopR FiRr- PLACES Call at Woolward's stove and
crate factory and look AT his Fenour fire places His
assortment of stoves Of all kinds is full and completes
and the prices cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-24
PUBLIC SiLE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

ID virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans Court ct
Ae Bedford County, the undersigned will offer az
i,Its esl9 the irnIisez, Su,t, day Dol ~ day
Of JanidI 9, aert, the following described real estate
being tract OF land containing 81 acres or tfcrea-
bouts, 80 Of which are cleared and under fence.
The improvements Grist Mill, Log and frame
Dealing House, Barn ana other out-buiIdings.-
There is also orchard thereon.
This property is in Londonderry Township, ad-
joining lands OF Christian Albright Jas Mattngly
John VI. Buchanan and others.
II is close TO the route Of tile Cennellsville rail-
road-In close proximity with Cumberland and pre-
scnts opportunities for Il profitable Investment
Teims Cash II confirmation of sale.
CHARLES HOYMAN,
J G. ALLBRIGHT.
Adm'rs Of the Estate Of Sam'l Hoyman, decd
Nov. 10, 1851.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-24
Notice of Tnquisilion.

NT THEREAS, Philip II. Hoover, late of Juni,ta
w Township, Bedford County died, seized OF
the following real estat,, TO wit a tract OF land,
situate in said township, containing one Hundred
and eighty two acres, more or less. with about 80
acres cleared, having thereon erected two dwelling
houses, barn, stalle, &c. adjoining lands of Jacob
Dull. Henry Horn Peter Hilligas and others, which
hy his last will and testament he devised to his sons,
to wit: George, residing in S'ark County, Ohio;
Henry and John residing in Bedford County, Pa;
William, residing in Somerset County, Pa; Philip,
residing in Bedford County, aforesaid and Jacob,
residing in Henry County, Iowa leaving also q
widow, Margaret Hoover, TO whom he gave the
zone third of ali the interest of all his estate but
who declines taking under the will aforesaid; leav
ing issue also daughters TO wit Catherine, Maria,
Susanna and grandchildren, the issue of Margaret,
and Of Elizabeth, both deceased.
\ NoN therefore, writ of PARTITION valuation
having been granted. petition by the OrlhuS
Court Of Bedford County, and to directed, notice
is hereby given to all the above parties Interested
that viii proceed to hold an nquistion or valns-
lion on the said promises, on ThnrsdIy, the 3iHh
day of December instant, the premises, when
and where all persons interested can attend.
WM. s. FLUKE, Sheriff.
Shcriffs Office, Bedford Dec. 3, 1858.
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DIR. ". II. WHITNOR.

e nF Lancaster City, late of Philadelphia, where
~ he has been in successful practice foi hum
ber Of years received his edncaton at the best Med
ieal College in the United Sfates and had the s.x
perience and practice in the different Hospitals for
several years, member of tie Analytic Medical
institute of New York, and late Surgeon of the
United States Navy, offers himself 70 the PUB
lie TO attend any professional calls !.
The pureSt medicines always on hand direct from
the best Laboratories of ON country and the Bo-
tanicol Gardens Of the worli. No patent medicine
prescribed or recommended. Medicines used only
winch viii not break down the constitution, hut will
renoyate the system from all injuries it has sustain
cd IRON mineral medicines. Chronic and difficult
diseases must be treated upon anaiy ytica principles
Whleh IS to know and ascertain what disease is. Its
nature and character require knowledge of the
cheiuica constituents of every solid and fluid of the
human body; the changes those solids and fluids
IRE capable of undergoing. To know what nledi-
elnes to employ to ctrc Diseases requires know
ledge of the chemical constituents OF all agents
employed III medicine; and if we are in possession
oi ths knowledge, it is possible 10 any disease
-ilo matter of how long standing-and leave the
patient in healthy and perfectly cured condition
Melancholy Alteration, or that state of alienation
ana weakness Of the mind which renders persons in
capable Of enjoying the pleasures of performing the
duties OF HE; Dyspepsiai that distressing disease
and fell destroyer of health and happiness under
mining the constitution, and yearly carving thou
SANDS TO untimey graves, can most einphateally be
cured. Rheumatism, in any form or condition.
chronic or acute, warranted durable; Epilepsy or
falling sickness all chronic and stubborn eases of
Female Diseases radically renoyed Salt Rheum.
and every description of alterations; Piles and
Scroulous Diseases which have baffed all previous
medical skill can be cured by my treatment, when
the constitution is not exhausted
do sly all diseases Eyes, Coasaaapttoa) can be
cured.
10 Cancer cured ,ritiowt The ktife
VIII remain in my office on WEDNESDAYS and |
SATURDAYS, from 8 O'Clock A. NJ, to accommodate
patients from distance and con ult in the English
and German languages. viii make visits to any
distance il required. May be addressed by letter
Fulton Square, Lancaster city, Pa.
July 30, I85S-lv.
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FOR SALE.
m-MR - mME-


4 Farm within one mile of the Rail r oad and two
Il miles of Stonerstown, in the Broad Top Coal
region, containing about 100 acres, being good bot
tom land-about ene-half cleared and the balance
well imbered. The farm is we'll improved, and a
fite spring of excellent water at the door of the
house-also two good orchards OF fruit trees on the
premises
ALSO,
4 farm in Morrison's cove, adjoining lands OF
David Stuckey, Barlcy's heirs, Jacob Furry and
Others containing about 200 acres ono half cleared
and the balance well timhered with an abundance
OF locust and chestnut timber. There are several
never falling springs upon the premise with con-
stantiy running stream through the farm. There is
also tlf2e and thrifty young orchard bearing fruit
thereon The Improvements are rough cast
House, Leg Barn and out buildings.
ALSO,
100 acres of land in Harrison County. Iowa, Of
first class prairie, close to timber and within few
miles Of the Missouri river above Council B'nlfs.
ALSO,
S34 acres in Story Co., Iowa
ALSO,
1l3 acres in Pottawattamie Co, Iowa, near Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
Lot no. of block 55 in the city Of Omaha, Ne
braska Territory
ALSO.
The farm in Morrison'S Cove, adjoining Bloomfield
Furnace known as the ssPearson pr ,perty'' lately
owned by David Daniels, containing 13I acres and
go perches, with excellent orchard of fruit trees
thereon and never failing water at the door The
improvements are one large frame House, one log
House and barn, with convenient out -builings
The land is good--produces well, aud is in hgn
state of cultivation A good pike is close by lead
ing to HolidaysJurg, which, with theFurnaces make
ready market at the door for all kinds of produce.
Nov. Il, 1858 O.E SHANNON.