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WATCH MAKISG.-A report Of Baron J Jacoue-
mond, Senator Of Sardinia, on the recent Ma
tional Exhibition Of Turin, contains the follow
ing on the watch and clock making trade in
oaToy "Ihis branch OF business was first in
trodueed into Savoy about two hundred years
ago by person named BallalOud, an iphabi
tant OF the small town Of CIuses and about the
end OF the last century il had acquired consid-
cradle development. From ISI0 to 1915 tho
number OF wOrkmen engaged in the trade was
about 800. They established themselves in
the midstof the mountains of Fsuchiguy within
circuit OF four or FIVE leagues round CIuses
They were principally engaged in making GER
tam parts OF the works of common watches the
markets For whish were Geneva, Switzerland
and Germany. The value of the work Turned
but each year is estimated at 500. .OOOf. The
Immense progress made in Switzerland iu<,bis
branch OF business so much injured the trade
an Savoy that in 1874 the number of workman
had decreased to six hundred and ffty-six In
that year, tie town Of Cluses was almost com
Pleteiy destroyed by fire, and the inhabitants
were thrown into tae greatest distress. In or
der to afford some relief, and to secure the fu
ture welfare OF the communities in which
the watch ard clock making trade was carried
on, tne 0O'srnment decided on founding the
oretical and practical school for that branch of
business at the expense Of the State. The
Minister CT the Interior charged the Count
Plile-tEill, Minister for Savoy and Paris IN
procure professor for the school, and M Re.
noit, whose reputation stood very hizh in that
business, was selected. Since 1913, the period
at which the school was founded, the clock and
watch making business has, owing 10 his able
management, completely rallied and extended
itself In remarkable manner PupiIs in great
numbers soon trequented the workshops of the
estaolishment, AID now the number OF the men
working there amounts to about . 900, and the
business has extended 10 other communes
Since ISIS, also, the manufacture of other
parts OF watches, such escapemeuts, wheels,
DC, which had not before been made in the
country, has been carried on to a great extent.
In consequence Of the great advantages de-
rived from this royal school, different conmu-
nal workshops, which are, as it were, branches
OF the principal establishment, have been
formed The annual produce of this business
IN savoy may now estimated at ], ,S00, ,OOOf. 1t
Is OF the more importance that almost the whole
OF that amount is for manual labor. the cost of
the raw material being very trifng. These
works are exported TO Geneva, to other towns
OF Switzerland, and to Bescancon, either Gi-
reetly by the workmen themselves. OF through
tue Intervention Of agents. II is expected tba 4
IN q short time the business will be extended
to making the watches in a complete state, and
thus add still more TO the profits Of the work
ing classes.
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III AT Louisville packers are offering a SO
gross for hogs.
IL Rembrandt Peale has been leeturinp in
PhliadelPhia on Washington aud his Portraits
W The Charleston papers record the death OF
Dr- ii V Toomer, from yellow fever.
~ The Newbern IN. C Gazette has been
sold to Mr. VIM. b. Smith, Of Virginia ~.
lIT The Mill Of Mr.. Beckweth, and residence
OF Col. T.. J. O'Brlen, In Barbour county, Va
were destroyed by fire last week.
gJ Next Friday Is the time fxsd for the eye
Sn.lon on James Logers, for the murder Of John
III Mr. Paul Morphy is expected home SONS.
wnere ABOUT Christmas time. This move will
please staunton.
III z Give us an example Of the degrees Of
comparison! A. Positive, teach :: comnarative
teacher superlative, tea-chext - -
o. reverend gentleman is Iecturing in Phil
adeiphia concerning hell The subject should
inspire some warmth.
ID-The Columbus (Ohio) Statesman saws ttbe
ceremony OF marriage will lose half it's terror. n
tue number or divorce cases cOntinues to in
crease"
IL The tides on the Hudson still contine very
high, and at Poughkeepsie, on Saturday night
the water was higher than It has been for several
al Albany on Saturday.
IL On the 18th the clerical papers of Madrid
announced the death of the Pope One journal
appeared In mourning, and its college vented
ee-~. IN oioSfapnlcdi sketches OF tue de-
Ceaseo roatln, over whose grave they poured
iofth their CALCULATIONS of sorrow and Of praise
ID The s. Esbnomist estimates the con.
sumption OF boots and shoes in the United States
at seventy.slI million pairs per year, valued at
eigh miiiion dollars About twelve million pairs
are made In Massachusetts, one- half OF them i'm
Lynn. -. = 49,
III Punch slanderously says: ss The sun Is
called masculine from his supporting and sus-
tanning the moon, and nnding her the where
withal To shine away she does of a niobt ara
from his being obliged TO keep such family OF
stars. The moon is feminine, because she is con-
stantly changing just like a ship blown about 6y
every wiad. The Churchs is feminine because
line because he u ,riaed win BY the ladIes -
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=. E- The Paris correspondent Of the New
fork Times relates story of French actress
who married respectable young man, having
rendered him violently enamored of her. They
iiYed, OF course, unhappily together, and were
distressed for want Of money She had nrevi.
ously been the mistress OF rich American who
"had his ding" in Paris, and, at the end of All
resources, they determined by intimidation to
compel him to give them the means of living
They arrived at New York, found him, and Sc
aroused his fears by threats of exposing his
past life. that he, out Of regard for his chsrac.
ter and family, bound himself to pay an allow.
ance to Madame of 81 200 year With thi.
the couple returned to Paris. Her husband
has since sued for a divorce, and these fact,
were revealed during the legal procedure.
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~ The Chicago Press says that young
German named Simon, Of that city, committed
suicide In the following strange manner lie
went out into q shed, took a gun, and loading
% ,cIh potcder aud then tostA scafsT, placed
the muzsle in his mouth and fred, completely
shattering his head. When found he was
standing in the corner leaning on his gun
The room presented a terrible appe france, be-
ing completely drsncbed with blood and COW
cred with pieces Of skull and brains The
cause OF the suicide is traced TO the refusal Of
Vi his choice. $500. = : ' -
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MARSHAL'S SAI.E.-In virtue of writs of
circuit Court of the District of Cou i1bia for the
county OF Washington and to me directed, I viii
expose 90 public sale for CASH froGt of the Court
House door Of said county .on TUESDAY, the 80 n
OF November, 1859, at u o'clUok M, the following
described property. to wit: All defendants ririt
htle. oaln and interest in and to Lots Nos. I, T. g.
and On Square No. lac, IN the city of w ashns ton
ID C.,together with ali and sing uiar tks i'm pToy ye.
nlents thereof zed and levied upon as the prop
erty ofCharles II. Van Pattan, and will be sold to
satisfy yud cials Nos. 66 ano 81, to Ootnber term
1855, In favor Of w. w. and Jane l., w white and
James C.; eGuiIe. admir- Of John d. Brown, W.
Late Marshal for the Distinct Of Columbia.
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MARSHAL'S sALE.-in virtue afa wit of 6e
w n facias issued from the Clerks ofhoe of the
county of ashingtop and to dreoted, Il will ex
pose to public sac for CASH, IN front Of the Court
day OF November 1853, at II O'Clock M, the follow
ins described property, to Wit; III defendants
sion OF Square No; $40: being Lots Nos. i, 2, s.
ana aa o. OF sad SUBDIVISION, and OF said Square No.
b, folio No: l42, in the city of Washington, c.,
together with all and singular the improvements
George Page, and will be sold to SATISFY 1udioa! 8
No 44. TO October term, 1853, in favor Of Robert r.
Gailaher use, OF Chiffon 4 Linton.
, w. SELDEN, Marshal
90 H-dts for the District OF Columbia
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WHEELwRI6HT, NUDGE 4 CO.,
w WHOLESALE
Pa ER 3 AL q

BAITIMonI, MD.
Agents for L. l.. Blown Co.; Thona "a Colt;
gle Mills Compsny; RGsire Mills; Gibson, crosby
L Robbins; X. & A. II. Hubbard; ges.ud 4 Istkis;
J.P. ns Co Owen 4 Hurlbut; Plstner a Por-
ter; Platner n Smith; Psfson'e Paper COMPANY;
Marlboro, Mills, Metrop9htan Mills; ssssnofe
Mills and VARIOUS other Celebrated makers,
Also. q full assortment CT Book blnders Leather,
Cloth. GIss. Ae.; Printing Papers. News and Bocks
Color ed Papers Of ali kinda; stIaw Boafds; Bind
ers and Trunk Boa-ds; Bonnet Boards, white and
colored; Printers Cards and lard Boards, In every
ysrie,y; Tissue and shoe Paper, Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
A fun assortment Of French Foiio Post. Packet
BsnE Eaveiope; Wrapping Papers. al. flnds 4
sheethinf, Tact and splce Papers; Priatins and
Writing Ink; Alum, Bleaohlns POwders- ID.
~ Paper Of every description DaSc 20 order.
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WINTER FASRIONs.-LE BON TON FOR
.;ay N9yembsr illastrates and glvss full des~Tip
bon OF LADIES and Childrsn's Dresses, including
isdocia Qrsini by the author Of Bsatrlce Censi
E,nisD w Oman her own Lsvyer,a private guide
ne M,sterious Marriage, tfse storyef New
kniekerbocker Magazine for Novembersia-
hrpcfon's Railway Guide for November
All the Books published. Teoeived Immediate az
teIwaTds, and for sale at - . no D u y ,
,s,'I ll'1Ig-' a-T - SHlLLIN6T0N'S
assa Bookstore, Odeon Hui dings {
noe ~ II -eoFnef ~ street and Pa. avenue,
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w. SELDEN, Marshal
90 H-dts for the District OF Columbia.

MARSHALS SALE.-Ip virtue ofa wr,t OF Ee-
1vl II facias issued from the Clerks Office Of tn.
county Of Washington and to me directed, / shall
e1 pose to public SALE for ASH front Court
day Of November s5s, at IL clock m. the following
described property, to wit All defendants right
tS,) In Square No. 7s9, seven hundred and INV
nine, together With all and singular the improve
seized and levied upon as the D operty OF Edn,und
RIsy and win be sold to satisfy judicial No. s7I, TO
October, 1857, John Waters rs: Edmund Riley,
Late Marshal for the District OF CoinmSia.
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Late Marshal for the District IL tnfHCSES of Coipmsi.
m az -

MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a vnt OF
sh herr fsoas issued from the Clerks ONCE of the
county of Washington, and to me rected, / shall
eIpose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
M, on SATURDAY, tins 18th day Of November,
1853, the following described Property, to wit: All
desndants rght title, claim and interes at in and 10
Lot 40. fourteen. a. in SquaTe No. four hundred
and hive. TAOS, together with ali and sngu lar the i'm
Provenents ts thereon, IN the city of washington, ID,
T., setzed aud levied upon rs the property Of VIM,
II Stewart, and wIl be sold to satisfy Judicial No
ito OetoDer term, 1856, John b. Morgan VS. WIN,
T. Stewart. J. D. UtcOVER '
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
oolQ-dfs Oo.~''aD'"s
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In yirus of a writ Of
vI heI faoIas ISSUED from the Clerks once Of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia Tor the
pose TO public sale for CASH, in front of the Court
House door of said County. on MONDAY, the 18TH
lng described property, to wit: All defendants rig
tlte. claim and Interest In and to one third of the
'front.' OF ~ feet on c street east, and running back
Co set To the rear or north line of the ot
with all and slngn ar the improvements thereon in
the City of Washington, ID. c.. seized and levied
upon as the property OF William H. Swan, and will
Dc so'd TO satisfy judolals No. 47 to October term
1859, IN favor of sam Strong, nse of M. Thom pson
w. SELDEN, Marshal,
oot u dts for the District of Columbia
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Auction Sales.
[ coNrINuEp PROM THIRD PAGE /
By BARNARD 3 BUCKEY; Georre.ov,

By BARNARD & BUCKEYE. GEORGETOWN.
TRUSTEES SA LE.-By virtue ofa deee oftrust
ofsr at auction, ON 1 TUESDAY,, the 9Oth day Of No
vemper next at pollock p. m, on the premises, all
lows Beginning at the end ofS2 feet inches on
the hrst line OF Lot No. nine. g. in Holmeadss ad d
ton To teorgetwOn, ard running thence with the
north SIDE OF Bridge street east - feet to Robert
BuleIs brick house, at the end OF said FIRST line,
feet, thence west and parallel to Bridge street Is
ieet, thence south and parallel to Montgomery
street lS feet to the beginning, with the improve
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money
70 pc pad IN cash aud the residue in two equal IN
cured. should the purchaser fail to comp with the
terms OF sale IN one week after sale. the property
may be resOd at his copt and rIsk after one weeks
notice. WALTER 4. COX, = -
FERD1PAND w. RISQUE,
trustees GeorgetOw1 Building Association,
90 Is eo&ds BARNARD & BTCkEY. Annfs.
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AND BUSINESS MEN

The he"vfR6INIA SENTINEL offers very su
perIUr ADVANTAGES for AdvertlsInI. lt 70 q firmly
established journal, of wide circulation, with sub
scribers IN almost every state IN the Union and
numbering very large and ever growing list Of tub
scrIbeIe among the farmers anc suDsAptal business
men OF the wealthy and PROSPEROUS Piedmont, Val
ley. and T1de water regions of Virginia: men who
have wants and the means % supply them; menvho
buy goods, and men who tpy and sell fsrms. All
Advertise ments appear In the DAILY, Tr-weekly.
aud occasionally In the w weeky edItons Of the a.
fully invite orders. Terns moderate; the cash OF
CIV reference beng required, For psrticlsrs sd-
dress SMITH 4 FlNKs,
oc 29-lm Alexandra, Virginia.
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CLOTBING AT REDUCED PRIcEs,

lNLUIHINU AT HEUUUEU BRILES,
" A Rdre Oppgtvrtfp for Pdrsosss.
Having opened an est.b,ishment IN New York
city, No. l04 Dusne street for the exclusive pur
have determined to sell OF for the next ak veeks.
our sTesent stock Of Resdy Made Ciefhing now IN
store al Erealy reduced prices, for c.sh only, 20
make room for sn entire new stock.
Wetherefore shall offer Inducements 20 oash pm :
chasers witnessed IN this city. Our object
to sell and to ssk ezrit call. that purchssers
may have the benefit Of making th sele from
one OF the largest and most fas shIoDabe stocks OF
Ready MADE Clothing to i,e found this side Of New
York, WALL, STEPHENS& CO,
80 2PenDsylvanIa avenue,
Sc S-tf between 9th aud 10Th streets.
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Trustees GeerEetown su5Id,S: M kksSUtEi,
oc Is eO&ds WALL BARNARD, Aucts

v1 her aciss issued from the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
expose 10 public sale, for CASH in front ofthe Court
~ HoSss door OF sad county, on TUESDAY, the Scth
described property. TO VII; All defendants rirht,
title, cam. and int in and to Lots Nos and III
Square No. I4 and the east 80 feet of Lot No g. IN
Square No. l41, beginning at the southwest corner
north i2l ct to rear oil said Iof thence west a.
and thence south 40 feet to the p6nt Of beginning
,ogetnsr with an and slnsa ar the improvements
and levied upon as the property Of Cha-les ri. Van
pSften' and vii be sold to satisfy JItioals Nos.
snd Nos. 7. and 2. to ganuary term, ls5e, Pairo&
NOurse, John z. Kendall. John w. Thompson, "
~, Wm. II: Ward, Michael Kelly, Jonfs w hite &
McCurdy. Bsliard, Chabourn and al, md John Ira
n. van Patton. w. SELDEN. Marshal
nO6-ts for the fG strict 0f CnInmbia
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FOR RENT-A comfortably furnished n OUSE.,
L on street, between lnh and 18th sts. For
SPEIDEN - '.''..' .-I---l-' oc % IL
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE or RENT.
l. The House is brick, and situated on Missouri
avenue, mo. "a, between ~ and 9Th SITS. Contains
thirteen rooms. gas. q o. Tbs furniture s new and
good. The house will be rented or sold without the
furnture. or par iouars apply on the premises.
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BY WALL BARNARD. Anotioneers

- py w ALL q BARNARD, Anctloneers,
NkUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a deed from
w Wallingsford, date sth February, 1854 we
VII oner at auction on TUESDAY, the Sth day OF
November next, at O'Clock, p. m. on the pr ennis
al that Lot of Ground IN Washington CITY known
as Lot A, IN subdivision made by George w.
Mlteheu OF Lot numbered seventeen, IL ia square
numbered two hundred and forty seven. i54i) in the
City of w ashinston, whioh said Subdivision 10 re-
c0loed In the ofoe Of the Surveyor Of said CITY of
Mashlnston--said Lot being situat cd on the cor
nei oil 18th street west and Msssaohuretts avenue,
and containing three Thousand two hundred and
hty one square feet Of ground, ,-beinE the same
ground yhioh was conveyed TO Washington " al
lnssford by George w. Mitchell and WIFE by a
DEED bearing date the third day Of February, 1884
with improvements on the same.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
to be I'd IN cash, apd the balance IN two equal In.
stalments, at SIX and nine nonths wlthinterest to
pc secured. Should the purchaser fall to COMPLY
with the terms Of sale within one week after sale,
ne property may bs resod at his risk and cost after
WALTER g. COX, -fsE f
FE.Tf r" FERDINAND w. RISQUE,
trustees Georgetown Building Association,
90 Is eo&ds WALL & BARNARD ID, Aucts,
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By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auotionee,, ],

~ w <HbL u bhhNAND' AucIlOneefs.
TkUSTEES' SA LE,-By virtue of deed of
1854 we will offer at public auction. on MuNDhY,
me 1Yth day of Noyember next ON the premises, at
o ciocs, m, all that part of lot seven ~ In
lngton, bounded a. follows. viz: beslnnln on 6th
street west, at the end of hundf ed and twenty
square, and running thence east to the rear line OF
SAID lot thence north along said line teen feet six
inches, thence west 20 the line of 6tn street. and
meuts. - = ~ 'o i''pio'o
Terms of salet One third of the purchase monev
70 De paid In cash, and the residue In two equal IN
stalments at sih and nine months. with interest," to
with the terms Of sale IN week after the sale,
the properly may be sold at his cost and risk affer
one weeks notIce.
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The Company are making arrangs ments whereby
8 new SEABoRD Line Will speedily be constructed.
using the PRINTINe iNsTRuMExT; which they hope
to have In operation by the lat of February next.
Thankful for the iibsral patronage bestowed upon
them the Company solicit Continuance of IL from
the teiegraphlng public Having In their emplov
the most skillful operators, they osn promise
promptitude and ACCURACY in the transmission OF s
messages entrusted tn them. The ADVANTAGES OF
THE PRINTING INSTRUMENT
over all others are we'll knowR to this community.
no l-tf J. III. PURDH, Superintendent.
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FOR RENT.-Suits OF or single ROOMS, fur
by the month, week or less term Terms mode
rNe: Apply at SIS Penn. avenue, nearly opposite
National Hotel.
an ul7-T&Stf ...f.-... r, HOLDEN.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-The Sab
H scrlbsr offers for sale splendid House and Lot.
on terms to suit the purchaser. The hopse and lot
are situated within one miles wax of tie CAPITOL.
For further information apply to J. BAUMGAR-
TEN, - o. 2T street, between the hours of 81
O'Clock ard O'Clock 0. m. = nos If
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nWELLING- G-HOUSE FOR RENT.-The
~ House of Mr.. Eet, No. 238 Il street, north
side. between 18th and 1sth. with stable and car
commOdious dwelling in perfect order. and will be
tenant. y . HF-"' = n = no2.tf
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EOR RENT.-1hs DWELLINh HOUSE. No.
ass street, on the square immediately east Of
the front OF he City Hail. next door TO the residence
Of ]. M. Carlisle lthe proprietor 20 whom appca-
ton may he made. The house will be rented only
for the dwelling house of q private family. The
rent will be 500 per annum pay bic ct ch periods
as NAV be agreed on. Sc q If
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Tor SALE-On reasonable terms. desirable
FRAME DWEI.LINb-H HOUSE, With brick
back building attached-No o. <69-cOntainIng, in all
10 rooms, sltnated on the west side Of l4h street
west. between Pa. avenue q I'd f street, near Will
ards' Hotel suitsble for a boarding house or for a
person who would IKE to rent out rooms. There is
gas IN All the rooms. Apply to POLLARD WEBB,
no. 5zO Ith street. ....a 90 Is
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE A
small frame House and Lot on Sd street south,
Will De sold low and oq very accommodating terms
Also,a very desirable Building Lot fronting Is
eet street north, funnig lack 1853 feet 81 inches
Also, valuable Building Lot fronting on NJ street
north p feet, depth about loo feet, between 9Th and
5th streets. Terms easy. .T.tlFF+-F Z -
Also, Lot on = street south. situated in an i'm
proving neig hborhood, will be sod on acoommodat
ing terms For PARTICULARS iDqgir of GEORGE
W. RkAf, Real Estate Agent, No. SIS 7th street,
near W .-.- -. oo9
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EOR SALE-The following BUILDING LOTS
y VIZ: Lot Mo- IS, on the corner of 5th st west and
N street north, " saaars So; Lot No.6, ON New
Square $50; Lot No 4, and which has been subdis
vded into lots, the corner of Rhode island ave-
nue. and 10th street west. Also, a arge number of
from oenis to IS cents per foot. Apply to POL
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ITO LET-ROOMS,t furnished , with Board, In
i private family. on street, No. 5l4, between
Sth and nth streets NORTH for gentleman and lady,
or two single gentlemen. oo2S
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EOH sALE OK KENT-A two story FRAME
II DWELLING, with cellar situated on M st.
north, between 81 and 4th streets east with lot of
ground, containing IS $40 feet. attached. The house
contains large rooms, with ten feet ceilings. There
is also large stable on the lot. Terms reasonable.
Apply on the premises 90 Is-law4ws
EOR SALE-A VALUABLEFARM. NJ. situat ed
i few miles from w Washing ton, will be sold low
and on accommodating terms or will be ex chang ed
tor city property. This farm is In high sta.e of
cultivation, and contains all Necessary improve
ments. st = - = =
Enquire of 8 Co. w. BRAY, Real Estate gent,
No. 5i6 seventh street, near Id. l9-lm
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AkNOH BALE several FARMS IN Maryland AMI
T. Virginia, 1t distances of from TO 80 miles from
Washington. Ttey Will be sold low for cash, or
they may be EXCHANGED for CITY property, either inn
proved unImproved. -,.r
Also. number of BUILDING LOTS fer sale,
IN different parts OF the city at prlces ranging from
cents TO IS cents per square foot. No cash need
DO paid down. and long credits will be given to su
those purchasing. 3. =
Apply to II. .N.BaNSDALE, r eal state Agent
No. s64 NJ street, corner of Eighth OF through the
City Post Ofiee. II - FI'0I 90 'a-im
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A HUU-E FOR RENT IN THE BEST BUS
House az present occupied by DIR. - Inley Hunt,
Dentist Ii for rent. It is the north side of Penn
avenue. between 9Th and 10Th Streets n one of the
best business squares WashIngton,) running back
70 street, ald containing IL rooms besides the par
Sos to DIR. HUNT. se4-tf
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NOTICE To PKE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- empt:oD
70 any OF the lands within the Townships and parts
sh the same To the satsiac of the Register and
Receiver of the proper land office, and make pa.-
this notee. and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale OF the land en- :
be forfeited. THOS A. HENDR ICKS VIM
Jan 28-lawtds H' 4 NHN''