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HUMMER ARRANGEMENT The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will follows:
Leave Alexandria at T. TO- IL o'clock q 4, and O'Clock
p. In.
Leave Washington at g. o. IL O'Clock, S, and o'clock
n. m.
coILYER whom the route opposite
hours. Fare 10 cents. 5s,i. lr33 8asa las M
Whaleys omnbuses connecting with the Page and Coyer viii
Capitol Of 18th and avenue
he Leave Alexandria
June s--eod--tf RICHARD WAILACTI, President
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TN A. CARDWELL, Real Estate and General
- Commission Broker has taken the onc stairs In No.
hs attend TO selling and
Union and collecting
houses rent lease any business ap'r
tanning 10 rcale estate, with unexccptiona legal aid
description the executive de-
and members
adjacent
subscriptions and ADVERTISING his experience being such as
and Instructions 10
ties having attending having advertisements
serted in any the District of Columbia else
application by letter otherwise 10 him thus saving the
expense Of trip 10 city, and prompt returns made
tho negotiation Of loans on good security aud al descp
be cascd under the head OF
general commission brokerage. :.
RwrRxxs Hon VIM Harris formerly of MissourD Dr. a, r.
Garneti Berrct Richard Waach, esq aud
proprors the generally Of Washington
and Hon j. T. CAslc Rebmond, va
Rev Pumcr Allegheny City, Pa; Col A. Burnley Frank
fort KY, John o. Sargent New York CITY Dec Ia"
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NOTICE TO pRE.EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EsIIIIoN CLAIMANTS
Every entitled the right of empon to Of The
townships and fractional townships above mentioned
the satisfaction the aud
receiver proper land oAice and MAKE payment therefor
prtcqe after notice. and before the day appointed
OF tho public sale OF the lands embracing
~ ' IaOs A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
the regulations Of the department. heretofore
and now ling advertising proclama
,ons except publishers specially authorized to publish
by the Commissioner the General Land Office.
Jan 19-1aw13w Ilnt&StarI
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REVOLUTIONS AGREED 10.
On motion by Mr.. BROWN.

President OF the United State, be requested 10
from the Department of State 10 William
the Uned which alluded
Executive Document Of House OF Representatives. No
Congress- session. page of despatch
Secretary Of United States
Nicaragua ca 25b July 1858 also such
thereof that Jones have had In said
Departmental Of which viii
opinion with the puicintcr
est correspondence facts that be the know ledge
following declaration Juan Mora and Tomas MART
chiefs Of the republics Of Mica
Costa Rca dated al Rva May st isss mnaehng oa
States That hitherto all the official agents OF
the United States Nicaragua have been the accompses and aux
Invaders, and audncousy hosng the
flag Of tho United States all ports where san Juan dol sur the
Nicaragua only ought 10 hoat and opeoy ced Ccnra
with vtab annexation Also whether apology OF
explanation that has boon given this The part OF said
chiefs includes withdrawal the Impeachment 30 made
against the United States and ALSO Car as may be
with the public interest," apology explanation mat
the authorities OF Costa ca and Nicaragua have made Win ret
to said declaration
On motion by Mr.. HAMIIN,
Secretary Treasury be directed TO INFORM
already paid for granite @ the construction
south the Treasury Department. together wh an %
that win be 10 of the granite
complete hc wing Of the Treasury building
INTRODUCED,
BY Mr. DOUGLAS bill to legaize the sale of the
southeast quarter of sectou To- in township 49, north of
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

II y III
THE PETITION Fessendcn and Luke l.. Night
pIe,on Mas praying extension OF them
The 28h April 1915, machine making
from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place the goth day Of April, 1850
said petition be heard at the Patent Oce
Monday April O'Clock, all persons
appear they have why said petit
ton ought to be granted,
opposing the required 10 d in the
once objections specially forth writing least twenty
the day hearing all Testimony hlsd by either
snd hearing taken and transmitted accord
ance Of the otse which will be furnished appca
ton.
The testimony the 2lst
pos,ons papers relied testimony hled
the Office before tho morning Of that the
within ten days thereafter.
Ao that this notice be published In The Union Washing
Ton ID Post Boston three weeks
said publications be at least sixty before the 4h Of April
JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p sEtors papers will please copy and send their
bills Paent Omcc, with ccosnsng This notice
Jan 10--law3w Nnff aAtH
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w TANTKD. "A Spanish gentleman wishes to give
w practical In spanish In exchange fcr Italian
and German with gentleman gentlemen With those
languages His address bo ascerancd at the uuon Office
jan 26--du
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Jan 10--law12w
No. 63O. e
by the President or the United states.


r JAMES BUCHANAN, President of the United
empress entitled the lands sold In the Greens
burg late ST. Helena district in the State Of Louisiana and au.
August 30 1912 authorizing the sale Of
the pubic lands hereby declare and make known that public
will be held ut the land Office at GRksuna ,he s.'e
LOUISIANA commencing Monday, the second dny9 Nay ne for
the e Of tho unappropaed tracts OF public land SIT
acd within the following named townships and irac
lnai townships according the approved pss resurveyc 10
South II The base and ,eea fth< priaofil meridian
Townships l. g. and g. fractional townships and Q, Of
Iounsh.s l. o and g. and township OF range .
Townships and O. OF range j.
Fractional townships !, 2, and ., OF range a.
Fractional township ], OF range o.
South f the base Of the principal meridian
Townships /, 9, g aud J, ofrange l.
Townships g. 8, and 7, Of range q
Townships s. and 4 township Of
Fractional township o s, Of ranges.
. o, s.
FractonaI townships and o. Of range
Townships and y aud fractional towIbp s. Of range 10
Township s, OF range H. ~ N
Fractional township :, Of range IL.
Township 8, OF range ID.
Lands covered By private claims Appropriated by law
sswamp overhowed granted 70 the State by The acts % %
ess approved March lS0 and September 2s 1880 also all
those which the patents have been issued or applied Tor w
the day OF the sale which shall
not have that time, under the provisions
Of the August 1872 herenbeore mentoned c
romt the sale.
The Offering Of the will be the
day appointed proceed the order In which they adj
yorsed until the whole shall have boon offered and th sal THUS
closed but the be kept longer than two weeks
and private entry the lands will bs admitted until after
expiration OF the two weeks ~. .s- =.
january thousand eight hundred and nifty
- - JAMES BUCHANAN.
by the President N
Co,nrnssioner of the General ONCE
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Eight lines less make longer advertisements
proportion all able ia
thrice week will be charged 81 ~ for each
the frat Advertisements week I'm the dai, 90
square each Insertion Special notices charged doste
he foregoing rates.
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TAPAN AND HER PEOPLE-By Andrew Stein
81 metz, esq. 1 vol. u 25. ss45f
Fortune British Heroes in Foreign Wars by
Grant l vol 81 %.
English consisting Of rural habits,
try scenery, seasons by Thomas Miller vol.
Farm Probably The Sayings and Dongs Of Mr. Alder
Mech.
just and for sale by
= BlANCuARD a. MoHoN.,
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IL IMAfELL HOUSE.--This nice and coamodious
IN completed, and viii be open
oeIn guests the 23d inst This house VIII abound with
equal every respect house In this
Tho bar viii be supplied with the bcst liquors at all times have
engaged Mr. T. Campbell aud supernend the house
travelling community The kmmel House is
situated between ~ and 9th streets the immediate
vicinity Of the National Hotel tho rAlro4d depot
A. r.. KIA{SkII, Proprietor.
Nov le--ly* n. V. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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range a. east Of the third principal cridian, ia the
State OF Illinois,
BY Mr. BROWN A bill concerning the transfer OF
real estate ia the city OF Washington.
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NOTICE TO TRAY ELLERS. NEW ARRANGE

NOIlCE IO INA ANEll4Eftc.---NEW AKltANGE-
IN MENT WITH CFE4sTIY IMPROVE SCfiEDUI
INGToN DIRECT " ALL PARTS oF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
daily lines from Washington the South
Boats leave their bers, foot Of 9th street, on
Passengers by the boat obna fine
and pleasant sail Of 3 hours down the
beautiful Potomac, passing full Of
evening good supper and four
comfortable state and arrive In Richmond in time
connect with trains for the South and Southwest
great mal IL this
mAes less ralroadng than other route
making connexions 10 3t't
PErrwnrgG, VIRGINIA; WELDON
WlSaroS G.; CHARLESTON, s. c. ArGrsrA, MONTGOMERY
Aiosirx fEw ORLEANS
nsse fsatfrut ~ tRl.r.t nn. ( 3 u
Tehncssee, acnhessee raiifoaos
L.E FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvllc, Bristol, phon,
(hattaDooea, Huntsville, Msmphs,
I.ynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand junction, montgomery
and New Orleans
t through tickets inquire Mt
the southern oce No 372 Pennsyyana one door
Hotel, board the boais foot OF 9th street
TTaI GEO. f. MATI1NI.Y
August lily ncke' Aseh'.
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WIN. r. DOVE IL co. are now prepared to exc
w cute with which they bc favored In the
Plumbing, GAS Stcam-hltng bu ness
(Soe doors north Of Pennsylcdaid arsn"D
where may complete Of chandeliers and ohe
sas s,esp, and water fixtures Jan
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4 BEAUTIFUL HOME NOVEL, by the author
n oDays OF Ny Iife.n
Of Norbaw by the author of 'argent Matland
volume, cloth, u. -
just published and for sale in Washington At
TAYLOR 4 MAURYS Bookstore,
Feb 5-3t 1884 Penn near 9Th street
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ITOW TO FARM PKOFITABL1 UK IHE
l SAYINGS AND DOINts or MR. ALDERMAN MECtl with
Illustrations. 20 cents by mail, 6a cents
English Country Is consing descriptions cf rural habits,
country scenery by Thomas Miller 81 s Beau
huly illustrated,
Japan People ny Andrew steinme. ESQ., with namcr-
lIustra ations 81 2S.
Microscopes being popular the Instructive
BY T.. Lane Clarke 20 cents
Iouedge's Manuals. Religious knowledge NO. l.
I3
German scioars Hand by Dawson W Turner, NJ A.
I3
just publshed aud for sale NJ
PHILIPS Bookstore,
reb4 33a Penn. av bet. 9TH and 10th sts
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BY Mr. DOUGLAS, A bill to lrgaze the sale of the
outheas quarter of section To- in township 49, north Of
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4 VAN CAMP, DENTIST, has returned to the
IA city resumed his practice
Operating aud residence 40 street, between dh and l
sreets 4 doors from Post OgIce 14-dn
CIGN OF THE GOLD EAGLE.-Engravings
- splendid of which for wagners 900 Pennsylvania
avenue. opposite KrkwOod House Framed or othcrwise
Also ali kind OF gilt picture frames Dec 5--u
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15
American Citizenship at Discount.


The New York Irish News says
1--WE are getting very low in our courage,
apparently and going backward instead of
forward in the matter of national spirit"
1t complains of the present .Administra-
tion for its avowa of the doctrine expressed
in Gen. Cass letter to lie Clere. The Bucha
nan party, it says:
Instead of storming in high-handed
way, rs tinid poodle were prophesying, now
roars as gently as sucking dove, and com
mends itself to the respectful consideration
of the foreign powers-of John Bull espe-
cialy-by Il tone Of great diplomatic suavi-
ty and Cancellation. Under General Pierce
they managed things differently Secretary
Marcy freely on the national senti-
ment, in his celebrated letter to Ilulseman,
iustitying the noble deed of Ingraham. inter
fered to protect the half made citizen Koszta.
But our Democrats Of the present day care
| little,for such gallant precedeHts They an
nounce that they do not undertake to pro-
! tect American citizens who may choose to 20
TO Europe-if these citizens are foreign born
Secretary Cass has said it. SO that if a
French or German citizen of these States
on going to Europe is seized and obliged to
serve in the militia of his native land, the
Stars and Bars will not 90 10 the rescue
This is an easy way of shutting Off the re-
sponsibilities Of government in this country
No doubt some arguments may be used to
prove the prudence of it. You may in the
same way prove cowardice to be prudence ;
and yet shrinking from a principle in this
way tends to throw disparagement upon any
government 1t may be said we are too
weak to quarrel with the European govern
ments on behalf of our citizens This is true
enough. But that does not diminish the dis
grace We assume vast pretensions as the
great colossal republic of the world, and we
should maintain them. We should not have
the glory without accepting the duty of cur
position. Andrew jackson would throw pru
dence to the dogs in a case like this-and
though he wonld be called s-grained
and slightly crazy individual, the next gen
Grafton would raise statues to him. Our
government should be Leree on behalf OF
every one wearing our citizenship and leave
the result to time and tie spirit of the peo.
pie Ferments are the only things that make
our nationality run clear in the end"
Such are the views Of distinguished Irish
journal, edited by naturalized Irish.Ameri-
can citizen He speaks like man, and
knows what he is talking about.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

p J. DEvGNE.-This gentleman is as fine a
scnl ptor as there is on the Pacific coast. In
deed, he has taken the premium for the best
specimens of sculpture at every Fair that has
been held in the State We take great plea
sure in acknowledging his merit. We are
reminded Of him at the present time, 10y a
fine medallion, of his making, which repre-
sents side view of the classic head Of the
late lamented W. l. Ferguson. 1t is very
excellent work of art, and reflects great credit
on the artist. Mr.. Devine sends these me-
dalions to oder, at IS apiece. He has al
ready sold great number The friends and
admirers of Ferguson should not fail to have
one, at the earliest opportunity.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

From UTAH TERRIroRY.-A correspondent
Of the Bulletin writing from Camp Floyd,
Utah Territory, June 29th says;
The Governor will soon be in a fix. The
laws of the late Legislature were altered and
signed after that body had adjourned some
days; and no one knows what are laws. The
Judges will not acknowledge the binding
force of such laws-giving to junior court
the power to control a senior by fixing an6
furnishing its juries. The Governor had
promised TO bring up the criminals; but il
was under the expectation that Mormon
juries, composed by criminals selected by
other criminals, would decide on the cases
The Judges will be no party to such a bar
gain, and the Governor .begins to find him
self checkmatcd.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15
DIED.


AT Grass Valley the 7th inst, Miss Mary Eliza
beth, daughter of Isaac and Mary Dunster, aged 10
years.
At Missouri Bar, Nevada county, July nth Berja-
min f. Fihcd, formerly of Frieburg, Maine, aged 30
years.
In Sacramento, July 18Th, Peter Blackson (barbe),
aged ~ years, native of Pittsburgh, Pa
At Placerville, July 9th, Charles B., son Of c. b. and
A. NJ. Petttt, aged years and months.
At Centervillc FL Dorado county, July 9th, j. ii.
Burner, aged years and months.
AT the Brush Fence Ranch, FL Dorado county, July
4th, T. b. Hedge, aged 2S years formerly of Michigan.
In San Francisco. Jly 12th, i. j. Ackley, of Rut-
land, Vermont, aged IS years.
At Oakland, July 18th, Charles Beach, youngest son
of J. s. and NJ. A. Emery aged If months and % days
WANTED-sITUATION for ilrst-rate House
keeper also for Girls for General Iuusework in the
city or country; also for ChambcrwOri AMI Nursing
Apply at
STAHES City Intelligence Office,
Corner Maiden Lane and I'd sts.
P. S.-An other help procured at shortest notice.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15
MARRIED..

In Yreka, on the 9th inst, NJ Sleeper and Flora v
Shepard.
In Ireka, 81 inst, Andrew Thayer and Olive A,
Tucker
AT French Bar, siskiyou county, June 92d, John
Won Cimborsky and Honore Burg.
AT Stockton, July 12th, Patrick Breen and May
Nicholas.
On Texas Flat Nevada county, July 5.h, Silas Edg-
mon and Nancy A. Young.
In San Francisco July Iih, David J. Hasam and
CriSse Cass, daughter Of Wm. Douglass
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

MAGENTA-This town, where the great
battle between the French and Austrians
was fought, is on the road leading from No
vara to Milan, and is about ! > miles from the
latter city. The town wos originally founded
10y the Emperor Maximlian, and subsequent
ly by Barbarossa 1t is not of much note,
being now only small post town.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15
5aetu advertisements.
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

3ss&zsE5WDSK HAVING JUST COMPLETED
3s,tsSs{59fEsAIP one of the best Galleries in the
sfFsE}lfNSSJV State, have concluded, for the
Gyis iss<SxfH accommodation of the public, to
--Ls=----- open the same with great re-
duction in prices to enable all, both rich and
poor, TO send their likeneSses to their faro friends
and who will fail to send picture when he can pro-
cure one for the traing sum Of ONE DOLLAR
will take Pictures for 81 80 which have heretofore
brought to 50, and those which have been selling
for 80 to IS, can be had of me for SO to 81.
Pictures ON oil cloth suitable for sending in letters
can be obtained for 81. proportionate reduction
will be made in all other kinds Pictures, except
those of children under three years of ago. Having
,he best light in the city, and every necessary facility
can be obtained elsewhere l hope the public will
/ give me n trial
/ Remember the reduced prices, and that none bu
good Pictures will leave my Gallery, at 40 ID street
three doors above the Theatre. Nou can procure {
good Picture for 81.
iy14-Im Il. A. KUSEL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15
$ II A Il II
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor,
JOHN CURRY, of solano County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN CoNNESS, Of Fl Dorado.
For Judge Of Supreme Court,
ROYAL t. sPRAGUE Of Shasta County.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
JOSEPH POWELL, OF Sacramento County.
For Congress-Northern District,
JOSEPH c. McKIBBIN, of Sierra County.
For CongresS-Southern District,
s. A. BOOKER, Of San Joaquin County.
For State Treasurer,
JOSIAH JOHNSON, Of sacramento County.
For State Controller,
GEORGE PIERCE of sonoma County.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
An. MYERS, of Alameda county.
For Attorney General,
EDMUND RANDOLPH, of San Francisco County.
For State Printer,
JOHN oMEARA, Of San Francisco.
For Surveyor General,
JAMES S. LONG, Of Butte County.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

MINING ABOUT FoRr YALE.-The Victoria
Gazette of 9th July gives the following ex-
tracts from correspondence from Fort Yale;
Accounts from Prince Albert Flat, near
Yale, continue to be very favorable. Miners
who have taken up claims there arsure me
that the pay dirt yields five cents to the pan;
As the fiat is of considerable extent, 1t will
afford profitable employment to hundreds
for years.
On Sailor Bar about seven miles above
Yale, man named Meade and his partner,
according to their own statements, make $50
each per day. In consequence of the very
small supply of water, this extensive bar is
monopolzed by these two miners.
Some Cinnamon have settled on an eleva-
ted fiat beyond Spuzzem; they convey the
dirt in wheel barrows to the rivers brink. -
The pay dirt is sufficiently rich toatford them
ample remuneration for their trouble.
On Emory's Bar, the ditch has been carried
back, but the bank diggings have not turned
out so good as was generally expected.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15
MARYSvILIE. M
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 18th.

A. j. MYERs.-We received, last evening,
a telegraphic dispatch from this gentleman,
Informing US that he had arrived at Saera-
mento from Auburn, at o'clock P. NJ, yester-
day, and was quite indisposed He will visit
Yuba county, during the canvass.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

DEVELOPMENTS AT THE STATE PRlsoN.-The
Atlas San Quentin correspondent says, that
while the cells of the State Prison were be,
ing cleaned ont on the 9th inst, tools were
found which had been used by Orlnski and
his gang to effect their escape While the
prison was in process of erection, these imp
ments had evidently been seereted and 6uilt
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

The United States District Court on Tues
day, in the case OF the United States VS.. Jose
Maria Sanchez to certain lands known as
Rancho Los Animos, ordered the survey to
be returned
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15
BIRTHS.

At the American Ranch, Tehama county, on the 9th
inst, the wife of f. Anderson, of n daughter.
At Centerville, Alameda county, Sth inst, the wife
Of Addison Specs, Of a son.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

A DEMOCRATIC CLUB has been organized in
Nevada City. The following named gentle
men are the officers; President, David
Belden Vice Presidents, Nelson Soggs and
James Funston; Secretary, P. B. johnson /;
Treasurer, John W. Grier; Sergeant-at arms,
Z. 0. Tompkins The regular meetings of
the club are held on Wednesday and Satur
dav of each week.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

OVER two hundred dollars have been
raised in Nevada City for the benefit aof the
sufferers by the fire at Rough and Ready
Subscriptions have also been taken up at
Grass Valley and other places.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

Asa WALDroN. County Clerk of FL Dorado,
has returned to Placervile from Carson VAL
ley, and confirms the report already received
in relation to the richness Of the mines at
Gold Canon. In his oppinion, the diggings
are the richest ever known on the continent
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

SUSPENDED Officer b. Brown, says the
San Francisco News, was, on yesterday, sus-
pended by the Police Commissioners from
duty, and deprived of pay for the term of
thirty days. for having wrested 2 canary bird
from an Individual. and delivered it to an in
dividoal claiming it, without taking the ne
cessary legal steps in the premises.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

CfTrzESs.-A down river paper says that
ffty.six foreigners were admitted to citizen
ship in the District Court at Sonora during
the past week
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15

TnE STEAMSHIP WAsuINGroN.-Mes AZ
sop d Co., says the San Francisco Herald
yesterday filed libel against the steam
ship Washington, to recover 822,73O on a
bottomry bond given at Valparaiso, for Goals
and supplies furnished the vessel at that port.
The claims now against the Washington
amount to $40 600
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15
Building Lots and Blocks,

eS Terms ofsale--For any purchase urder $500,
cash for 5000 and oyer zone half cash. fourth at
SIX moAhs, and balance at ~ months, with interest
Mortgages and Deeds Of sale to be paid for by pur
Chasefs. rt w u m
Plans Of the property can be seen at the Auction
lsooms Gingle Block, Second street. and Particulars
giveT by +. PINNIx. or II. YAIsNETT, Auctoneer.
iv9.2ntd ~ -. go n
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-15
Farm and Garden Lnnds.

Suburban Lot. N. E. Of NIarysville, Lot 4, Range w
containing 30 2710O together with adjoining
a of Lot 3, Range w, Containing u S6-100 acres
This land when welRubsoied,is Is admirably adapied
for Vineyard and Orchard There Is an inexhausti.
BILE supply ofwater at moderate depth, which can.be
made available at small outlay l-fI