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BACDN'S
X1DLSOT MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Corner of Nifflin and Pinlney Streets.
MADISON WIS

Branch = Baeoas Mercantile C0Hrge. CiEciunati Ohio
Pun UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces Thar a.,
Il mas got has new College Ediicc completed the ~noJ
oFcar ioF tie reception oi Pupils. necessary
engagements made for gringH commandments. nd
t"fpueh course Of Commercial instruction than cam H.
obtue "a any other school in the Western cst,ffr,
ana @ ai ln every respect 10 the of instruction
gwen IN nE cid ANA established College at Cincinnati
Ohio - '~i4i''''i ~
The course ofinstrueton ubrace~ Book Keepir, H.,
W 4'-f- ~ "A adapted every aertrr 4ett ar
ifa~e and commerce Commercial talcu!aiiuus Pom
'a'-l' lectures on Commercial Law. the Science Or
s'''iHi- as. ois 81 Merchants other C,ln.5e.is
TOPICS The plan adopted ia teaching combines Iracf
'l i's"lt anu 5.'ls qualities the student one, for
tir teilFr duties If the Coming Room
At- Lectures D tLe Madison Institute are a.l5rr5 -
ar ti'ii " the Mercantile College Iuildirg Their
.i'is ialHs and debating are also in the hid
a' 20, i' arrangement with the Institute our stu
admitted all 81 said Lectures Debates Inn
4 ana l'i'i"s l'"'l privileges during their cutr
students may enter al amy time that best suits their
! course 81" ie Completed in from sin 10
Ten rtk-, though Tie time il unlimited
TER1I~:
For "a fuI Course of Instruction s.o M
For farther particulars address
- r. = BACON PRINCIPAL
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PRLK.4TE- HO1RnLNG

1--WE Six gentlemen can be accommodated with
Il good Board aud Lodging
FRED. MOELLER'S.
Mineral Point, Oct. 10Th 1851. 4l-tf
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES 4!

FsNIE Subscribers laVr rented TIE neN Warehouse %
| Vim Lauyon the &. z. Depot. Tor Carriage
REPOSITORY. where they Will heep taH and complete
gssertrnent Eastern built BuEElrs all which aIii
he warranted and fiji Ne s0ld cheap tor cash eN-
change for Grain
BRADLEY * CLARK.
Mineral Point. June s. ISIS
The Subscribers also pss the highest / Iri-e ian
cash le grain -4tt.
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OnI-ArER 80 80.

y wbieh ~, ols.-e.s a 81 -, sf#5, -,. ~ - 49,
ASl 'FAaleA cans 1891 s-'t = o-a.Hi ee-l.-- a can
JENNiN, BAaf..>eER il tu nl4-fr
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES
EMBRACING nearly every variety known (partieuIarlv
the approved IatarTs Just reccv al and offered
sale by III. I.ANYON IL son. on Commerce Street
Among his assortment may be found the following:
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOvEs
May FIoaar. Uater Bflrh
Bfack Dtda0nd Iron Monarch
1rdfTte Queen, fyueeR,
Near Uoffd, IultiUaf0r. UHfperss,
Keystone, fttass, BaRgtp LiOn DC
PREMIUM STOVES,
or all sizes and patterns in Also til. follow
ing, among other:
PARLoR STOVES.
SyiraH.Tith without ovens F7ora1 open fronts
Boston, = d" . Cottage Stores, &C. &c
BOX STOVES,
OF alI descriptions aud size. together with few COsJ
STOVES both Ton cooking and The farlor. tie ais,
a large stock Of beautiful
including
Tea Pots, cQgee Pots, Sugar Uras Crea,rers,
Notasses Ptchefs, Casters, Pitchers,
Mugs, Cups, Caad}esf,cks,
SPiH0ORs, Lamps, DC. &c,
Selected with care and offered low rates
Tin, Copper. and Sheer Iron Ware,
Of all kinds constantly hand manufactured to or
der, the shortest notice
In connection with this establishment a FURNACE
where work IN Il Their Of their respective lines III be done
in the best possible
Job Work attended to in any of the above Shops on
short notice.
81 Persons desiring thing in bis line are invite,
TO call and examine his Stock and prices
WILLIAM LANYON & SON.
Mineral Point, October 1858. Nv
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FRFIGItr Nortct-,T. ,. = ~

4 Lii kFetehf taF f. ut vii have Is delivered
IA AZ tee Freight Stt'H y Al o',loes A. H.. II rtsir.
e a. be shipped tlr same 5aF Ne Frg5zlt f--r+s ID
ter . o'clock P. Il.
2itf JAS. WILKINS. Fv, sht AGENT
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T i L 1T TIRE f. :


Mineral PoiJa Nursery, Ioua Co. HIS.
Is tFIEp and huddcd Apple Pear Plum and { h nv
Eulnco, Grcs. LaVtou Blackberry t;ooseIreTry en-
i."tS iraw'erry-, Buibous Roots Willow Ia good snI
spruce ~ 'N'
UT Nur~ery T. ituated upon the open high Prairie
@ te $40 X Cd" f"es offer for sale has survived thu
,sttilt4 Of the past Winters VI ch is suniri,pt
9t "t iHrii adaptation Ia climate. We have le IA
at great care Hua expense getting un oGr Trees ey
Ei'srA Tor Itis market. We not propose to nedls
nor "deT amy Tor sale except those gro-n md,
inpasterS. " " P'"1i'iA a.
me Whole secret n raising Fruit Trees i given in an
ACRE 'ie It'ten hy the late a. J. Dawuing which We
W.1-- tl'Ieh,aiiN request every read before
fft Ia 4.aarr-
A"""n Neuaer-, who have character to lose Y,u
cannot Tell 10y tNamIIiug the article whether they
cHe You or not aud YOU your at half price op
Z" "i~ when q comes to bear, that you had gone TO an
MONIES dealer and paid ten TIMES much for something
worth planting '5
IL VII pay 70 he present when your Trees ARE ia
~, slttl 'e AT All times ready 10 Wait
''-' i1+'---'tI LEVI STERLING < co.
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RESIDENCE TO LET.

desirable resderce, situated ia pleasan: portion
~ OF The City Of Mineral Point, with large Garden
attached, is Offered for Rent favorable terms Fol
( particulars, apply at
n14-u PULF0RD's DRUG STORE.
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SPRTSGFIELD. Mss Feb :. 1886.
BROTHER AVER viii chearuIy certify Your Fsct9raf
Is best remedy possess Tor the Of whoopng
Ugh. group. aud the chest diseases Of I.reu We Of
your fraternity in tire South appreciate Your skn and
Commend your medicine ptalie.
HIRAM C0NKLIS-. VI. n.
AMOS LEE. ESQ., MONTEREY. IA writes Sd jan 1855
" had tedious Iigenzl, which confined in doors
six weeks; took many medicines without relief finally
tried yoBr Itcf5u{ 10y the advice clergyman The
first dose relieved the soreness IN ms threat and lungs
less than hlf the buttIe made completely we'll.
Your medicines thr cheapest well J. the best
can buy and We esteem yo Doctor, at your remedies
a. he uvr mans F.i-ftj
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ftlsUmpfires do not despair tin you have tried AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL IL IS made by the best medical
chemists IN tie world and its all around bespesk
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tINCINNATi, F II0aN, sept = 80.
DE- EoBAcK-Dear Sir: Having been affi eted with
n=uri rhrun. for the past year and half aud
having Your medicine, He'd the scandinavian
Hlosd Purifier, highly recommended b gentlemen with
ohaIl I acquainted, induced Try it but not
before had used various other medicines. After using
bottles felt its effect very senstly, and upon using
more, found myself perfectly cured Yuu viii al
io~ me- therefore, % eonrat ulste you upsn making
discovery ia medicine which is proving itself D.
worker Of such in te diseases of human
family. GEORGE 5. BENNETT,
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MEDICINAL.

FTER YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERIMENT,
IA Dr.. Rpback the eminent Swedish Physician sac
ce-led producing medicine from twen differ
eut species OF mountain herbs Of his native land which
acts d,raetv on The causes disease the Jlcj and
m re- ar5g the corrupted founta in Of life, condition
II health and purity expes disease from the stem,
-reyer may located, Whatever may be its char
aeter. Indigestion nervous complaints, epeptie and
other Gs coughs, pton in its early stages
throat bronchitis fever and ague asthma. low spirits,
sexual ncapacity, feminine weakness, pFckng Of the
-kir sr,ptoltic Of paralysis, rheumatism. neuralgia,
tor cancer diabetes, 'assituoe and debility diarrhea,
all ,ler disorders o. Tie Of respiration, the
liver kdaeys the ST mach, the nerves or the mus
culsr fiber are unet-y cured By this preparation 1t
i To- the ngorb seed Of disease what alkai
l. to an neutrazes them with absolute certain
w. while time = regulates the secretions
moves distractions the bowels, creates appetite,
news bodily yeor f~generates every animal func-
is The nature such the effects OF Dr. Bo-
backs famous Scandinavian Blood Purifier, which, if
ten conjunction with his Sea- inayi ian Blood Pills,
viii not only the painful disease, but
prevent their recurrence aud Iengthen lie beyond the
! Ordinary spsn.
theSCANBINAyIAN VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS
Dr. Ro1ack presents twenty years Of e>pe
ric-ce hard stuiy ami experiment As To hat perfect
pill should he. No doubt their superiority after
one single tral. Fice Scandinay ian Blood Pur-
fer 81 per bottle, s. per halfdozen Scandinavia
Blood Pills. - cents per box or i've tor 81
PEKU, Miami county, Ind, Aug. !, 1897.
DE-. {. ". RoBAck l La-e received much benefit
from your scandinavian 81 sod Purifier and Blood Pills,
that Thought my duty, and il less my in
cinstiou give lou plain statement of my case.
wears afflicted with that bane Of all comfort, and
c6cIync, business dyspepsia To recspitllae all the
so-rtllcd which have used I'd myself of
this disease would indeed make melancholy catalogue.
also consulted with the best physicians could heae
Induced Try your remedies through the per
suasions Of friend ana after using them few days
sac srcaty benefited and in Il short time, less than
month, I entirely and permanently cured. | was
a-o afflicted With the violent nervous heaache,
which suppose produced By my disordered stomach,
shen my dyspepsia left me, my headache left with
t. feel better in every respect than have for
. ten gears NrIy truly yours.
JOHN :. DEMCTH.
From the Rev Nr. MCMULLEN, Pastor of Roberts
Chapel: INDIANAPOLIs, Oct. s. 1857.
Ia. G. ". RoBAcK-Dear Sir have useS our Blood
Purifier nervous affection, which have
tered much times. While il pleasant the taste,
certainly hSs happy effect upon the Please
eep thinks your kind regards and acts, and be-
lieFe nae, Yours,
!. W. I. NCNCLIEN.
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LOOK HERE.

TIVE Subscriber offers for sale both improved and l-
l. improved FARMS the most fav,fa tle terms
n. Il. COHREN.
Mineral Point, Nov 10th, 1857. IT,
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,lrTaf. wHtREizoUsE

Where can always he found good slFplr af all art
ele- y n. line. A ORDERS promptly eNe. .I-s.-
- GA hand-TNeuty tons nunhe4 aud Fenc,
su.27 THOMAS rs. pIcE~RSoN.
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MEDICINAL.

\. b. NoRTLEN ESQ, Of ETct y " writes: . I have
used your fsctFuI myself and ia my family
ypU ented it. and believe 1t the hest medicine IT'S
purpose put out. With lad cold ! shond
pay tFen yfrc dollars for bottle than do witlleu
take any other retnrlv.r
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RRIfh, RRrcK

fI'4iE su3serleer having established she u-arn+a,t-e
L Ct BRiCN tEe line she Miurr-f f.s--- ri
fslaa, one mile south "r this cite f<. -
ssas 81 Caialain~. Darlington aul Na.-rag F1s-+ .s
= 60 supply them wlea Coo1 quality al E-l-l =
saitllng or other purposes as oe rro1ure s. tha
west waleh be Is preEae- e. sell on te most sa5 Is
terms Persons desiring 70 purchase VAL 10 we'll -
give aim q cali. : 4 f. kf-ags,.-
Mineral Point, May GOA. 1885 .4sf
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEEb-Jss.- reeg5v,-I as To-
sale - PULF0RDa DRUG STORE.
IN soAEN hhsn1s c4a5Ivs Is boxes 1a-.so fe- ssg
10 Fl S.sEsshIN & to.
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MADISON WATER CURE.

rI'IIS INSTITUTION is Delightfully."- situated TIE
South margin OF Lake Menoua, opposite aud IN full
Of the city ot Madison. and sufficiently emOred
from the public horonghares and business localities
insure undIsurbed qujet the invalid The grounds
comprising about 30 acres beautifully undutting
bordering the Lake fer than half mile. covered
with tine native oaks and sbrubbery, and the Iery
the vicinity. embracing every variety Of Landscape makes
this the most enchanting and lovely retreat IN the
Northwest.
The buildings are large. elegant and comfortably furn-
ished and capable of about 100 patients
They heated throughout by steam that the tenn
perture IN each room he regulated WITH the greatest
facility, thus rendering the establishment especially
suitable for Winter Accommodation
The dry clear ard stimulating atmosphere Of interior
Wisconsin admirably adapted. connection with the
course OF treatment pursued Al this Institution bene-
fit the suffering invalid and all that close medical at
tention proper vigorous treatment and kind
avail to health those entrusted to
charge, will e cheerfuly and readily employed
This Institution has been recently purchased by the
Proprietor and rettted mp style not surpassed by
any similar establishment in this country, with the de-
termination establish this Cure upon permanent
basis and make il truly
Model Water Cure establishments
Conducted upon strictly Hvropathc and Hygeuie prin
cples, the proprietor pledges himself thst pains
expense shall be spared to promote the health
fort those visiting the Cure. The Medical
under the charge Of DR.. :. " LANDS, formerly of
Philadelphia who, having had eight experiences in
the Water Cure system Is fatty eompeut 10 take charge
Of the Medical Department.
~ ! limited number 81 6oariers admitted.
Daily Lectures Students For further parffr-
airs address MADISON WATER CURE. Madison Wis
Madison, May 1lth, 1855. oIn2o
40 DRUMS fresh sultana Raisns store, for sale nv
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FIRE fNSJ co
SPRINGFIELD, MASS
CASH CAPITAL. @IJ0.009.

viii insure real and personal property against Firel
JB. CALHOUN, President.
J. G. PYNCHON, Secretary.
J.. KENNEDY * Co, General Agents, Milwaukee
Condition Of tho Haulpdcn Fire Insurance Co. Spring
field. Mass, July 18th, 1857
ASSETS.-Cash Capital, ala paid ia Sl5u.oOo 90
Accommodated Surplus 1909 -
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" ISL MANCuEsTER- Pa Feb. l. 1856.
SIR Your CAcrrg feci0rd is performing marvellous
in this section. II has relieved several
ing symptoms Of consumption Hud Is cuFiu. a
who has lahorsd under affection the lungs the
last forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant
4. \. RAMSEY, NJ D., ALBION, MONROE Co. Iowa,
writes, sept g. 1850: During lny practice cf years
] have found nothing equal To- your Cherry I'cora
giving ami relief consun ptye patients curing
such durable.
We might add volumes Of evidence, hut the most CON
yincin proof Of the virtue- IF this remedy
effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably nn one remedy has ever been knew which
cured 5 ntny and such dangerous this Some
human aid reach: but even to those the Gerry
Isctgrat affords relief and comfort
A-T0R IIoJsE. NEv YORK CITY. March ), 1856
pocToR AVER. Lowell: feel it duty aBs pleasure
10 Inform you what your Cherry fcior1i has done for my
wife. She had five months lapriug under the dan
geris symptoms Of Consumption. from which aid
could procure gave her much relief She steadily fail
ing until Dr. Strong. Of this city. where have for
advice recommended trial OF yoWr medicine. We bless
his kindness do your skill; for she has recovered
from that day She is yet strong she used
be, but l. free from her cough, and calls herself wen.
Yours with gratitude and regard.
ORLANDO SHELBY, gF SEELBYvILLE.
GtsI'pplires do not despair till you have tried AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL II made 10y Of the best medical
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Ny old customers invited to call in Whenever they
need any thing in my line any person desirous a
purchasing Invited look at the articles offer 10
sale. CoP.-Tcu
AlihfTat lHiht, t}tf-, 1870.
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DERFUMERY, Fancy and Toilet sr,i1ies. Harrison
| PerfImerv, Lyons Katharion. Delights Spanish Lus
.ral Neen Fun. Bay Rum, Eau de Cologne, Hair oils
s"oth Powders, old Brown Windsor Soap White Do
sncv do, Shaving Cream~G OF Soap and hundred
others 81 Il NIFIAN'S-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-27

E- One Of the most curious sights in Paris
is said to be afforded by a visit to the vast
workshops of NJ. Bourguignon, where the whole
process of Transforming a few grains of dirty,
heavy looking sand into a diamond of the
purest water, is daily going on, with the avowed
purpose of deceiving everybody but the buyer
The coloring matter for Initiating emeralds,
rubies, and sapphires is entirely mineral, and
has been brought to ligh perfec ion by NJ
Bourgqignon. Many operators are employed,
whose business it is to polish the colored stones
and line the false pearls with fish scales and
wax; the scales of the roach and dace are
chiefly employed for this purpose. They must
glistening hue, so much admired in the rea]
pearl, cannot be initiated
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IN CLAGETT & DODSON,
LXTENSIVE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS ol
SUPERIOR FURNITURE
D1 GO q.
No. 4, MARKET SPACE.

We take great pleasure in announcing to House.
Keepers, and all " no expect shortly to CONNIE nee
ousekeeping, TINT stock of goods in the above
line is now very complies IN all departments.
THE FIRST FLOOR (BasersnD
CLOTHS, In all the newest and most approved de-
MATTiNGS, all widths, DOOR MATS. &C., 4 o.
THE SECOND FLOOR tGroxnd Eatraaee)
10 hlled with an immense assortment OF CAkPET-
lNGS. consisting OF great variety of new and q e.
CANT designs, ana extra heavy Three ply, Double
IL grain. Wool Dutch and Venitian, in all widths
Also, CTumb Cloths, Druggets, Rugs. and Door
THE LINEN ROOM (Same Feor)
ls filled WI very extensive stock Of all kinds of
In every conceivable style and quality whicn has
fame for excellence. Also, Bed uilts, Toilet Cow
eTs, elegant French and I'm, lish Furniture hiutz-
ss, himities, Blankets. Piano and Table Covers.
THE SECOND STORY LThird Floor
ofENGLISh TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS CAR
PETlNGS, IN al grades of quality, at prices won
derfully low and Rugs to match.
Our CURTAIN DEPARTMENT is on this
floor, which is filled with all that is new, elegant,
and desirable for the Curtains for the windows of
all kinds of apartments, flom the most gorgeous
THE THIRD Story Fourth ROor)
is flied with II that Is novel In the latest p oduo-
tIOls from the looms Of France and England, IN su-
CARPETlNGS. some IN the style of Lo uis XIV,
with their Rugs TO match.
Our prices are warranted to be quite as low as
those Ofany of the Northern cites whilst our seleo
tions are from the very FIRST hands
These who live out of the CITY can have their
Carpengs cut to fit their rooms and sent home with
the create at facility without trouble.
90 10 cost CLAGETr & DODSON.
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By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctioneers.

RuSTEkS sALt.-By virtue of a deed from
IN W WallIngsford, dated 9Th February, 1884, we
November next at Oclock, p. m, on the PREF ss
All that Lot OF Ground IN Washington city known
Mitchell OF lot numbered seventeen, on in square
numbered two hundred and forty seven. ~ in the
corded In the Office of the Surveyor of said City of
hlnston-saId Lot being situated on the cor
ana containing three Thousand two hundred and
nifty one square feet of ground-being the same
ground which was oonye, ed to Washington Wal
ll1gstord by George w. Mitchell aud wife by a
deed bearing date the third day of February Is5a
with improvements on the same.
Terms of sale: One-t of the purchase money
20 De I'd In cash, and the balance two equal in
stalments, at SIX and nine months with interest to
be secured. Should the purchaser fail TO comniy
with the terms Of sale wIthin one week after sale
the property may bs resod at his risk and after
one weeks notice.
WALTER 8. cox.
FERDINAND w. RIS0UE
Trustees GeorgetOwn building association.
oc Is eO&ds WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
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PULPIT ANEcDorE-A minister. preacbiny
on the subject of Misrepresentation and SLAM
der, said: "When professors of religion SO
far degrade themselves and their profession as
to attempt to injure others by lying misrepre-
sentation, they should remember that when the
devil was disputing with the archangel about
the body Of Moses, the Lord would not permit
the archangel to bring q railing accusation
against the devil; and until they can prove
that the individual they wish to injure is worse
than the devil and they themselves are better
than the archangel, the Bible requires them tG
hold their tongues and mind their own bust
nessp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-27

W The total number Of churches of every de;
scriPtion In Philadelphia Is 3O7
III Lieut.. Jas A Greer. limited STATES NAVY.
mas oeen presented with pair Of beautiful and
costly pistols, 6y the employees at the GosporI
III The sublime Danta was taciturn or 81.
was only an observer In society. DRYDEN was
dull In company, and Swim was absent minded
In company.
III The Suez Railway is about to advance an
other step towards completion. In another fort
night the line will be In operation to within Ten
miles Of the Red Sea. The whole Of the heayie
portion Of the labor Is now completed, the ter
miles that still remain to be traversed is over
level plain.
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NJARSRAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of q writ OF
lNl ter fsoias issued from the Clerks once of the
county of Washington, and to me dire cted, shall
expose to public sale, for CASH. in front of the
m, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of November,
1859, the following described Property, to wit: All
defendants right. title claim and interest in and to
Lot No fourteen. tl4,) in Square No. four hundred
and hve t0o together with all and singular the i'm
Provements thereon, IN the ci,y Of Washington, ID.
e., seized asd levied upon as the properly of VIM.
A. stewart and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No.
80, TO October Term, l856, John b. Morgan VS.. VIM.
+. Stewart. J. ID. HOOVER,
Late nj arshal for the District of Columbia.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virius of a writ of
lvl heIl facas lssued from the Clerks ofoe Of the
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia Tor the
expose to public sale for CASH, front of the Court
House door Of said County. on MONDAY, the i5tn
ing described property to wit, All dsfendsn, Ig ht.
title, eaim and interest in and to one third Of the
front Of 50 feet on street east, and running back
100 feet to the north line of the iot
the City of Wsshinston, ID. c.; seized and levied
upon 40 the properly Of William H. swan, and will
1854 i'm favor Of Sam'l Strong. use of M. Thompson
= - w. SELDEN, Marshal, kTsF
oct q dts for the District Of Columbia.
HAR!s FoR SALE on RENToAs;'' g.. = .
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on 2l-dtS

NARSHAL'S SALE.-Inv nvirtue ofa writ of fe
lNI n faclas issued from the Clerks ONCE of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county of Washington and to me directed. / shall
house door of said county onSATURDAY. q. the lSth
day of November, 1853, at IL O'Clock M the following
described property, to wit: All defendants right.
(3l in Square No. 759, (seven hundred and fifty
nine. together with all and singular the improve
seIz ed and levied upon as the p operty of Edmund
R ey, and will be sold TO satisfy judicial No. ST. to
October, 1857, John Waters rs Edmund Riley.
j. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.