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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Atlantic telegraph Cable Laid.

The Atlantic Telegraph Cable has f.
nally been laid, says Gdr latest advites.
II is 1896 nautical, and 1850 statute miles
in length, reaching from the Telegraph
House, at the head of Valencia Harbor, to
the Telegraph House, Bay CT Bulls,
Trinity Bay, and for more than two thirds
of this distance, the water is over two
miles in depth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Compare the Figures.

In this new country, We editors espec-
loIIy' after elections, are apt to compare
figures in order to see what progress diff
terent localities are making. We have
before us the vote Of only six counties at
the last election, viz: Richardson, Ne
maha' Otoe, Douglas, Sarpy and Dako-
tab. \ comparison Of their votes this
year with that Of a year ago, shows the
following results:
Rirba rls,, T,-- Lib
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Territorial Auditor.

Our friend ROBERT C. JORDAN is
without doubt, elected Territorial Audi
tor, Every county, the vote of which
we have seen, gave him a vote of not
less than two to one In Douglass, his
own county, he received 974 and his op-
pOnent % votes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12

within the last eighteen months, and we
would like to see you continue to pros
per. You are not in our way in the least,
and however rapid you may advance, it
will not result in retarding US in the least
possible degree; But to the point.
The Editor says: $50 Nemaha City
will not be represented in the next Leg
islature, unless she can rely more than
heretofore upon those interested in other
towns"
Are the Editors notions of the, duties
or obligations of a Legislator SO narrow
and contracted that he thinks they ought
only to act for the immediate locality in
which they may happen to be situated
Is he Judging others by himself? If so,
God save US from such representatives.
Does not this same editor know that
last winter, in the Council, we gave more
attention to matters in which Nemaha
City was interested, than to any or all
other portions of the County! Not that
we were partial, but there happened to
be more asked for there, at that time,
than anywhere else. Away with such
fimsy excuses for whining.
Again this posted editor, as to the af-
fairs of his own county says:
"In 1857 Brownyille had 234 votes;
Tn 1888 a. - 1 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Removal Of the County seat

l have a house and lot in Br0wuviIIe on Main street.
iAe lot Is a corner one, convenient Co water, &c. A good
uNeiIng house with three rooms, a wardrobe. &c. I
will sell the above property (which cost me ei,pt ~
aEed holiars) for four hundred and fifty collars one
hundred and eIEhty-hve dollars is required cash down +:
LHe OF q Land W drTtut taken on the balance. For fur
,der particulars call on Mcssrs Lu~hbaugh X Csrson.
Bankers. OF on the Proprietor at his Office in BrnwnvIlTe
Jul! 10. lo7S-lm E.E PARKER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Claim Notice,

To howard Ni.ldcu and AN others whom il may c.1-
cerh. h"u are hereby notified that I will arfe,- n
-Ht LAND once al b.uwuvIle NemIha county Nebr,.
"a Ie. ri-ory nu "wednesday thc.5tb dtv, 1Irr.r 49,
81 ! o. CLOCK + VI 20 prove up nv tight " prc-emU.r.7
ne northwest quarter OF sec. lua three. in T,.1.1,,
'" N'"-S sNleeH' east GEO. ". PARSER
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
CLAIM NOTICE

To Thc,phIIgs Little and all others whom IL,
Germ You are hereby notified to appear AT the I.T1
OIlte IH BrowuvIiie,un Friday the 20 h day ~ August
100, '' 40 CLOCK 4 II a. intend To piuve Up my uzh.
"i pre-eInptiuH % the suurht st quarter OF sptfI,,T -
Teen township one north Of range Is east
A"-"Nb - 0o.-&IEd JOSEPH MrCpTu
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Blair Defeated.

From Il latest St. Louis papers, We
learn that Barrett is elected over Blair
for Congress, in the St. Louis district by
about%0 majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Claim Notice.

Notice is hereby given To Franklin Rr,.rro-
persons htct e,ted that I Will appear al the Ind G-as
~ bI'"H'IiIe ON Friday the 10th day u August 1,55 h,
p, w. ~. '-"l ,' The et>t half 81 the u'rtheast garter
VI sc l. n 10 ami the west half Of the y " or 80
H. township north Of range sixteen east
August a2.h. 1898. "a "a Srpu,p-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
CLAIM NOTICE

10 All whom II may concern You are hereby r4frasr
thdt l viii appear at the Land Onicc IN B-.vryfuo ~
mana county. y T.. on The first dav Of Scufaalrerr T..
1913 To prove up my right Of pre-emptl,9 Il, rs
10, east. NICUOI As A sim .to
August -. 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
CLAIM NOTICE

To Jonas Drurv and all whom il NAV c.rca-, Va
are hereby notified that ] will appear 20 the Land ONE
al Br"wH'iIIer Nebraska % Tbu~rlay Inc 10 d day "
August I999 It Io"cInck \ VI. Co prove up my 1gHt u
D. exemption Co The north east quarter - sc,t'u 7I
township SIX. range number fourteen east.
An-url L l97S - pt JESSE GRAHA
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Rider
Hon, James Craig,

Mr.. Craig is undoubtedly reelected by
an overwhelming majority. Every ooun-
ty we have heard from gives a majority
in his favor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
CLAIM NOTICE.

j." Il"nlts Moore AMI all others whom it NAV concern
lou are he'tby notified % appear al The Land Oai.r m
D'.N"FI'e' Oh me 18th day OF August, 1856. A. intend
10 prove Up ny right Of Pre-emptI.n 10 the east no ,rf
."e 5'-LANest i'Tty ~ the ~putLwest quarter. and the
n'I'h west Forty % the southeast quarter ~ se--i.1 Is.
August 5, ISJ5. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
1853. 1853.
SCARRITT f. MASON,
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer Of
Furniture and Upholstery
coRNER WASHINGTON Av. & 2D ST.,
st. Louis, Missouri.
St. Louis, Missouri
To u Patrons and the Public
in General.

We take great pleasure in beinE able 10 assure YOU
that Notwithstanding our heavy loss by the burning u
our Sales Rooms al Nos 30 and y Washington Avenue
and the loss # the entire stock IN them. On the morning
Of the 25th inst. are already able 10 NIL any order that
may be desired in our line.
Having a large amount u stock in our ware houses
that are not connected with our sales room, ana being IN
constant receipt Of goods from the best manufactures.
We are thus soon enabled 10 fill orders at our usu.I low
prices, and IL our former prompt and satisfactory man
uer.
stock are uneQUalled, our personal attention and large
experience IS and Will be constantly given to our Ie-ii-
innate business a. dealers in and manufacturers
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY,
in all the various blsnChes. We assure YOU that We
viii sell as 2 0i goods and az A. low prices. and on a. IA
yOrabie terms as any house in the West.
Thanking You for the very liberal patronage already
bestowed on u. we AK 4 continuation u the same.
Sales Rooms for the present On the Northwest cor
nerof Washington Avenue and Second Street. four doors
below our old stand.
Ne-y Respectfully. CARR MASON
St Louis, August !. 1858. NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Claim Notice.

To Irwin Bristol and all whom it may concern. You
are hereby notified thatI will aVrea- al the Land once
I'D b-g|uvi.!e, on Friday August 18Th 1858, at I O'Clock
: d u prove Mp my right % pre-empuOu o. the cas-
Ealt ~ the southwest quarter and the east haIfO the
H.I'h"e,t quarter O: sect. q 81, township no. 8, north
OF range u east Of Sixth principal NerIuian.
august ISoS y II s. CADETT
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12

Mr.. Isaac Tyson, late editor of the
Greenwood Union, aged % years, died at
Glenwood on the 18th inst,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
To all Whom it May Concern

Ihereqy inform the public and my friends thar In
this day placed the City Drug Store IN the hands - r y,
II. haun, who will in the future have exclusive r,1,-",
and management Of the same As NOM aD.y
BrUwnvilIe, August I2h. 1854
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
BrOWnTiIIe Mail Arrangements.

EASTERN MAIL.
Arrires-Daily Sundays excepted at FIVE T. ".
DCparts-DaiIy Sundays excepted at half past
eight. An.
SOUTHERN NAIL.
Internationally on Mondays, Weduesdnysand
Fridays.
DcParts-On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
NORTHERN NAIL.
Arrires-On Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
DcPurts- On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
FORT MAIL.
LearcS-BroWnvile on the first Of every month.
reaching Fl. kcarney in seven days: lea
wing Fl, kcarney on the 10th
1Jrjres-At Browuville in Z days.
R MAIL.
curcs-Brownville on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 5 O'Clock, A. ".
Arrire'-At BrnwnviIIeon Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays at oc ock. A.. II.
OFFICE HOURS.
From 7, o'clock, An, 70 II, u: and from l., P. n.
to 6, P.". Ct DORSEY, p. NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
NOTICE.

The Aavor and City Council Will meet On Wednesday
next, (the 18Th inSr. J 70 view the assessment roll Al
ShO are 90 disposed can meet with them.
Il. JOHNSON NsrthaI.
BroUnviIIe, A1g1ptI2th. 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
CLAIM NOTICE.

t. Daniel Branch aud al others whom Il NAV con-
ceTn: Won a-e hcrclv notified that Twill appear al the
Ltui Office ln BfuwHvIIIe, Nebraska Territory. on The
18th day 81 August. 1888 At 10 u'c.UCk- A. M, to prOys
Up NY right Of pre-CEption0 on the southeast quarter %
section ~ in township ;, range y, east.
August 5. 2'Pd JOHN SHgLLHORH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Claim Notice.

T"JIrcd b. SOUS. Il. r. $50 and an whom u NAV
c. nCeTu. lHI are hereby Notified that will apfca.s At
the Land ON . lu BrawuviIIe ola Friday August zgh,
I" prove up my % u~rc-cmpIIau 10 the southwest
quarter 81 sec twu-hIp / % range 8 east.
August l2h ROBERT ROBINSON. r
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Increase

That is certainly assurance or impu-
dence beyond anything we ever heard of.
Does not the fellow know that our coun-
ty commissioners have remoddled the pre-
cincts in this county; made new ones;
took from, and added to others? Or does
ne think he is writing for the benefit of
the Otoes? To the facts. Since last
year eight sections have been taken from
the BrownviLle precinct and added to
Nemaha City precinct and two entire
new precincts formed from territory then
in the BrownviIle precinct, viz: Longs
and St. Frederick. Last year, then,
BrOwnville precinct polled 234 votes;
this year the same territory polled 367, a
gain of 1873, or a gain of So, after giving
to Nemaha City Ssections and cutting off
two new precincts. Not so bad, after
all when you get at the facts, Seymour.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Officers.

R. J. WHITNEY, President;
w. H. DENMAN, Vice P~residen;
S. W. KENNEDY, Treasurer;
E. NJ. McCOMAS, Secretary;
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Good Joke.

G. W. BRATTON.
I'D. y. THOMPSON
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
Two Houses and Lots for Snlnf-

The subscriber has two houses and lots in Brovnvi1r,
y. T, which he proposes 10 sell on exceedingly fay,-,
bic terms. viz lot y IN block y. and lot in brrko
Also one vacant lot, no. 3 in block 20. whUh front. -.
river at the steamboat landing. r. B. STOrT FE-
BruwnvIlle, August l., '5S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12

Increase, IL
In 1857 Nemaha City had IS votes;
In 1858 " l2l "
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12

THURSDAY MORNNG, AUGUST l., 1888.
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" Hush ~ exclaimed "See there is another
How familiar he seats himself by her side
takes her hand
- | shall strangle to DEATH
Patience ~
" Dearest Colonel exclaimed Julia.
6 The other was only the Lieutenant " whis-
pered John.
Il am blessed with too few such faithful
friends" '.t
held Fred still with the grasp Of giant.
- nat love you cannot deny A trob,an
OF S0HI lorSS j"St as size happeRs 10 he y[aced
'H r.Idt'0n 20 men. SHE as trarnaed Bu Their
Mobfs cHGracteTS, as she as lchen she Sfdnds IN
me T"HShi"e. IL IS Tie great principle"
Lovellest Of thy sex, said her companion
Fred burst forth, leveling both pistols at the
Colonel. He pulled the triggers, but they did
not go OH. Pistols loaded with saw-dust seldom
do.
The Colonel uttered scream, and fed
Madam, said Fred, swelling with indirna-
tion, :, have you any more of these affectionate
friends?''
''Only eight, my dear husband. Why. what
puts you in such a rage?"
Pcrfdious wretch ~
Hear me, said Mrs B =. solemnly. ssWben
We married, intended to devote nv life. INV
actions, my heart to you. From you / ex-
Pected the same. L can see no distinction in
our feiatlYe duties toward each other Love
ever may be the opinion of heartless world n
man OF soul and of virtues makes his wife,
am not to be preached to, traitress,' - said
| req. leave you now, forever; but not till
.ake vengeance on my new military acquaint-
ances. Where are hey 90
Ihey are here" she answered.
Inc door Was thrown open, and the two off,
GERS, with their chapeaug off. were heard c;n.
Cling and laughing in most unmili,ary man
| ner -"N
Fred soon discovered the truth, and I read to
him his moral -'''N "
husbands, all, remember that wives have
equal anguish and shame with yourselves. in
receiving share of affection, though they do
| not possess your despotic power in extorting it.
ine shgntest derelIctlon, even though only the
carelesSneSs of moment, on the part of a wife
| stamps her fo- ever with ignominy and pain;
while the absurd customs of society allow to a
man greater latitude, in sighting, neglectins.
ana aecelVlng her whose happiness is in his
| keeping of these customs 1.-The man of souI',
will never take advantage.
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IL Hugh White, of Liberty. Bedford county.
Va has discovered upon his estate paint tank
u IS said To he one OF the most extensive bodies
Of decomPosfd ocnrous Of iron In the world
II The Hatters' Bank, at Bethel, Conn was
eute aed by burglarS bstween SATURDAY. nighf ana
Monday mnTnin. last, and over s-6 600 stolen
from Hs vaults.
NJ IL Is said that the very nrst paragraph of
Hen Rufus Choate's oIatiOn at Boston, on the
5th uItimo contained 266 words uttered Without
pausing for breath Another sentence contains
500 words, is f2 inches long in print, and is dec
prated with 25O adjectives.
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DRADY'S GALLERY,
- S52 Pa. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET,
Deer SWssny, R,ttenhouSe, Fant 4 Co.'s
BdHktrE House.
Mr.. BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
lie that In consequence of the very liberal patronage
ne has received since opening his r o L O.
GRAPHIC GALLERY at Washington. he will
contrary to his original INTENTION keep 1t open during
the summer months.
An efficient corps of Artists will be constantly In
attendance TO execute Photograph and AmbrOty pes
IN the hest possible manner.
II = Prices ranging from 81 upwards.
me COLLECTION of Portraits of distinguished men
at this Gallery (the largest the wordD open for
public inspection every day Sundays pted) from
a. IN. to p. je SD-eoSm
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A FARM IN ALEXANDRI COUNTY VA.
"A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR M
PROVED CITY PROPER rS.-A Farm of hfty
acres, miles from Washington and the same DIS
lance from AlexandrIa. and miles from George
town, adjoining the lands of mr. Thomas Csark,
Mr.. T.. ulee, Esq, and oi the lands of taeate ..
Is. Hardin. Etq. The Farm as divided into fields,
" Ith wafer IN each held hne orchard, ard house
containing rooms. with good cellar and back
kiLchen, stable, and all necessary out buildings m
Snod order, now IN the occupancy of r. Iulee. Esq
who will show the property and give infsrTnatI0n
fespe4ing the sale. iniormation can also he had
Possession given on the LET of January. 1a5g.
Je l5-lawtf ID. WELLS.
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pREMIUM LIGHTNING ROD POINTS.

The undersigned begs leave To call attention IT,
his superior article of LIGHTNING RODS,
which he Is constantly manufacturing at has rstatI-
hshment. corner "t ana 10th streets. The suEe
nor metal of which his Conductors are COmpos eil
over any Others now manufactured br any house IA
the country deserves the unlimited PATRONAGE of
those of the pub Ic who have not vet RED them
In every instance where the "ubscrber has erected
them they have gwen The utmost salts faction. He
would take this opportunity {" caution the public
rs Ia one thing A party or parties tins city
erecting LIgntEIrg Rod Points which afford
curtY to the property over which they are placed
rs safeguards IN any case, and he hereby dscla ms
any connection with SAID party. IN this busIness.
His Points are the only Sdf, ONES HSsd. and he
invites any person who has used them and not found
them to be what they are represented, to come for
ward and say so. and he will refund all money
ceIvcd from them.
Particular attention paid TO Repairing Old Rods
which have been put mp by sponsbe parties, and
have failed TO be oi service.
Specimens of Lightning Rods and Points can be
seen et my agents, n. JENSEN. Wats maker and
Jeweer, NO. 80 Pa. avenue, between 9th and lGth
streets. FRANCIS EABARRE,
Jy y I'm Corner of lnlh and G. SITS.
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Travellers Directory.

EhE VIRGINIA SFkINGS.-Passensers for
the ORANGE aEd Ak ,-- 80
sndrn Railroad, by ielvtnE lSfA n Az$9
their names at the once ~ " ~ STT~@-s<rst
tEe Ale&aadTia ard NGseiEgton Railroad -th at
ana LouIslanz aveaue, Wi be cal ed for and con
yeJeo to Ire Long brldye station, wnere SCGd
breakfast cen De "t taInci. This line Cs r,es ths
=. :. Mail for the %. Il A. II. X. Pssseu3erE VII
hBa ~ Tree from the annoyance of wagons ana
that Is met with on the hOat. 10 rs the Host eK
dItIous. and. nSUF Instances. tHe most scapo.nI
Baltimore. ~
- B.-Coaches furnished for Excursions and PIC
Mos. ieSa tf
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fNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-I
4 hereby give notice that Virginia and Office
Military Warrant No. 7j9, which ISSUED on the 9th
day of June, i7sS. to Jonn Higdon, 4 sailor, who
served three years in the Virginia state Nav': has
been lost, mslald, destroy ed and that the heirs
Of the SAID John Higdon wil IN due time, apply to
the CommIssloner of the General aud Once for
scrip An leu of and in faction of said warrant.
MARY J. ATWEl.L,
One OF the Heirs Of the said John Higdon, decd.
ie l-lAwSm
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- = sszSzsssss srxzzsxsss 8 - 80
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
5 q NJ NJ Err RANGEM MENTS,
With Greatly Improved Schedules
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
From F2S TIsHIE&5N kS P5f tSF YRHf Hffgn&pEE &ESr
LIST. THE CINCfNSATTTS NCffNS NiSSicTS: EXPRESS MAIL.
starts at 5l5 a. m, allowing passengers tiuie for
breakfast at the kelsy House, Washington June
Grafton st op. and connects ~ BenwdsoS ssSiSss es
me OHIO River, at IL p. IA, with Central Ohio
points, reaching Cincinnati At IL 81 n. day.
3i,,T I'd THE lx 81 GKEsT CINCINNATI AND ST.
iineluding Sunday, at %.D p m. reaching Cncnnsti
at D. next dag, and connecting directly with TX
press Tram FOR Louisville. Cairo and the Southwest,
~ hours. -''
gd. CINCINNATI. DAYTON, INDIANAPo-
NoRTHW ESTER n EXPRESS leaves texoept nssI
Saturday and Snnday,l at SSd p "., conneotiag, 81
more Mt 10 ?. N. On Sunday Night the connection
Nth this Train is INSIDE By the $50 Tram from
TO view the Grand Mountain sceaery of the Road
u est gnt take the 5i5 am or $50 ?. IN Tram from
For PaTEkersburs, and al statIons on the North
al points on the Marietta Railroad take the same.
Inc esteTn connections from Washington and
direct and.ample that have yet been offered TO the
travelling Pubilc, and every Improvement ard edyan-
IdEe the resources Ot the TIA and Ohio
Railroad and Its assOclate.Ines could Euggegt, have
been secured under this arrangement.
Through Tickets and BaEgaEe Checks 70 all surr-
ters and every ether possible facility Will be found
upon this route.
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem Of tn.
Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
ton as follows: For all points between Washington
JUNCTION and Piedmont take the sis m TRAM For
ali Stations hetween Piedmont and Wheeling take
she 6Sn p. m Tram. TO connect with the Frederlot
Traln iake the 50 D. m. Train.
3GTFor Tickets Of all kinds, Baggage Chccss
sad further information, apply to
THOS. IL. rARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, WASHINGTON Station,
Or. !. Il. ENGLAND, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Camden Station.
W.P. SMITH, Master Of TRANSFORMATION.
y. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
Baltimore, May 10. 1855. mss
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED direct from the
w celebrated manufactory of Fahrco, in PARIS, an
mvolce Of first class ACCORDEONS and FLU
TIN =, which We can sell In quantities To deaIsrs
at the lowest rates. They are superior all other
make sold IN this country. Also, VIons, Guitars,
Banios, and other musical merchandise, wholesale
and retail, at the Music Store of
w. 8. METZEROTT.
jyS0 Corner nth street and Pa avenue.
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JAS. y. Met IlRE,
ap 40 Auot'r and Com, Merchant

A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor of
the Evenlng Star Is authorized to sell. on very oc-
commodatlng terms and at low price, one of
the most desirable farms in the County Of Cul.ep-
er. lt contains about 500 acres, of which 2U are
woodland, and the residue arabic land. in fine con-
dtlOn for cultivation. This tract situatnd about
three miles from Culpeper Court House. 1t has upon
lt small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
lngs. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set IN grass. To gentle leman seeking country res
dence this farm offers attractions su rpas sed If
equilied, III Piedmont Virginia. building site pom
the farm commands fine mountain prospect and a
view OF the surrounding country for many miles
The s"I Is OF excellent original quality, and pecu
marry adapted TO the production of wheat and Is at
present IN good state of Improvement The owner
Will sell for less than lis yane early Application
is made. Persons wishing Ia purchase Will please
communicate with W. ID. WALLACH. Ess.. Ed
itOr of the star. ap e-Iawtf
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EOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
l. YEARS-That very handsome and elIgIbly SIT
unted HOUSE on Penn.ylvania avenue, between
nth and 18th streets lately occupied by Mr.. Diver
nous, hotel. The main house well adapte for
either private residence public house, having
anumber of large rooms and many c"nvenences at
tached to it; and the additional house vhicn lately
served the purpose of har with three four
up stairs, can readily be converted into Of
hce below with sleeping rooms In the upper story.
The establishment is very desirable one for a
foreign minister; the house lately occupied bar
room 4 c., &c can easily be converted into Office
or Offices below. with sleeping rooms above for the
secretaries and attaches OF the legation,
For terms, &C., apply to N. LAWSON, at Wind
er's Building ma 2n-Std& 2awIf
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Two THE PUBLIC have opened an office as a
L Justlc3 of tile Peace, No 36. Pennsy iyania av
enue for the trans action of any business entrusted
to my care such IS drawing deeds, wills, taking
ackHOwledg gments, collecting notes, drafts, and act
lag as a general agent.
here is also connected with nv Office two of the
most expert and vIgilant detective officers A. X.
Al en- and John H. W Ise, who will beg ways ready
TO serve the public and guarantee speedy return OF
all business entrusted to their care.
P.S-The patronage of all officers having busi-
ness in my line rs respectfully solicited.
Office hours from o. IN: 10 10 P: m:
~ 1-tf JAMES WARD, j. =