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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY

TTNHE DIRECTORS OF THE WEAVERVILLE
l. & Shasta Wagon Road Company are notified
that
Monday, the 4th of July,
is the day of meeting to transact Road business,
and it is necessary that every one of the Directors
be present. The time of meeting is 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. Don't forget it. BY order of the Board
D. f. GORDON, Sec'y.
Weavervile, July 2, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-02

HIS FRIENDS DIDN'T STIcK.-Passing the Jail
the other day, we were hailed by some person
who seemed i'll at ease in that rckety domicil.
We were surprised to find Collins there, who hav-
ing indulged in the pastme of " lammng" a
Chinaman pretty severely, was locked up in de-
fault of 500 fine. Collins thinks it hard to be
kept in Jail over the 4tb for so trivial a cause,
but glories in the prospect of being released be-
fore election. He says his Irish friends deserted
him in the trying honr-they had "nary red' TO
invest that way
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-02
Sewing Machine.

Weaverville, July 2, 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

S-o-L-D-THE FEMALE RoRrysox CRUsoy-
Ihe interesting gentleman who wrote that re-
marka6le Female Robinson Crusoe'' story for
the Chicago Herald has tried bis hand mt higher
game The entire yarn" is spun out at full
length in the New York Times of Yesterday.
PurPordDg to be written originally for that
paper by the imaginative gentleman aforesaid.
on his return from Racine to Chicago. The
Times prints il in sober earnestness and saws !:
We see nothing in the narrative, except its
s'rSngeness. to render it improbable we
accordingly submit it to our readers this morn
ing
Does the Times see nothing improbable in
the terrific blow that seems to have hoisted
vessel out of the st. Mary river. carrying her
clear through the Sault Cansl-one- third Of q
miie-locks, gates, and masonry. without any
one ON board or on shore discovering it. and
landing her one hundred and fifty mile up Lake
superior before any one was awsre of her be-
ing out Of ST. Mary river, Will the saSes of
the Times overhaul their geography seek
cut the channel by which the Mary entered
Lake Superior in a storm without going through
the canal. and when found make note on ~
CIsreIaRd Heraid, AyriI 81.
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: y The customers of cooper out west,
caused him great deal Of vexation by their
saving habits and persistence in getting all their
tabs and casks repaired, and buying but little
new work. Il stood it, however, said he,
until one day old sam Crabtree brought in an
cid bunghole to which he said he wanted new
barrel made. Then quilted the business in
disgust"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

THE DOCTRINE OF TOTAL DsPRAyIrr.-A
minister travelling through the West in mis-
si"nary capacity, several years ago, was hold
ing animated theological conversation with
n good old lady on whom he had called: in the
course Of which he asked her what she thought
Of the doctrine Of total aeprSrity' 'Oh," she
replied. Il think il is good doctrine if people
i-oE!d only lire up 10 81 r'-KmckTboekU
.lfyrg -Iue
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CONDITION OF BIsHoP DoANE-The Newark
N. j., Mercury Of Friday morning says:
During the day he was very restless, and his
mind sometimes wandered, though his mental
vigor did not seem to be much impaired His
disease has assumed typhoid nature, and his re-
covery Is regarded as very doubtful. Heis attend
ed faithfully by a number of friends from this and
other parts OF the State, who manifest the deepest
concern at his condition.
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II The Cleveland Plaindealer says: ''The ed
itors Of Lafayette, Indiana, had Masquerade Ball
the other evening. II was stag ball, no la
dies being present. The dsguises were simple
but impenertrable, to wit: The editors were sober
and had on clean shirts. Their most intimate
friends did not recognize them. The Cincinnati
and Columbus papers were represented"
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IL The Louisville Journal says: g There is a
man 10 Laporte, Indiana, named John Itch
Were he disposed to be disorderlY, there are not
very many Dogberries, we imagine, who would
like to take him" You think they would be back
ward in Soming up TO the scratch, then!
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IL The Cincinnati Gazette says: ''Some of
the papers are agitating the question whether pol
tics and religion ought to be in any way connect
ed. It's Of no use TO argue that point man
who has any religion will carry it into all the
lations Of life; and man who has none, will be
pretty sure not to exhibit any in his politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

IL A company Of twelve hundred miners is
at the Kansas gold mines, but some SO only are at
work. Most Of the parties are engaged in building
houses on the various town sites. The Indians are
gathering in great numbers in the neighborhood
OF the settlements, and their presence excises ap-
prehensions Of trouble. ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

IL In the Circuit Court of Upper Marlboro
Md, week before last, negro man Dick, slave Of
Dr. Gunton, and negro man Clarence, slave of
Mrs Bowie, found guilty Of burning barn on
the farm Of DR. Gunton, in Spalding District, were
severay sentenced to the Penitentiar for the term
Of Is years. Dick was valued at 81 800 and Clar-
encs at 81 $50. which sums the owners will receive
from the county.
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DJThe German citizens Of Detroit have ad-
dressed communication to the people of Massa-
chusetts demonstrating earnestly against the Con-
stirutionnl amendment which requires the resi-
dcnce Of adopted citizens within the State for two
wears after naturalization. They condemn this
action Of the Republicans, and declare that thev
cannot cooperate with party which adopts such
measures
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u Nearly all the Haytiens who were expatri-
ated by Soulouque have returned to their native
country. Geffrard sent them the means Of defray-
ing their expenses and hquidating their debts.
company Of Haytien soldiers excited great merri-
ment in Jamaica, whittier they accompanied a
deputation, on account OF their ragged appear
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IL In New York, on Thursday evening, Jas.
Adams, the great pedestrian. walked four miles in
thirty-one minutes and forty-three seconds, losing
match Of $3.50. His expectation was TO accom-
Plish his task in thirty minutes. His locomotion
was indeed extraordinary
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IL The Grand Jury have found true bill
against Mr.. Bingham, Of Norfolk, CT, charged
with an attempt to poison his wife, by giving her
an apple with arsenic in it. Being unable to give
bonds in sc 900, he went to Jail to await trial.
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-Sangamon Co, ILL.,, March Is.

SIRs:-Send us one ofthem things that makes
such noise about a hotel. We've opened a
hotel here last week and want to make a. much
noise as anybody. Send bill,
j. r. F, 4 Bro
p S.-A fellow here says they call them
gnngs in TerTe Haute
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u The London Times says: 'sDcspite the IRE
claInltion VI our Government and in brearh Of all
dictates of sound policy the impatirnee of the Eu-
ropeaR merchants las not allowed them 10 wait
upon the tzrdy steps Of diplomacy. Antici pating
the ratihraiOn Gf the treaty and even the dst.s Al
which commerce Co the new ports Of China and
TIL s~abOsrd cities of Japan shall become lawful
thry ars pouring in their merchandise and ship
ping their return exports. -
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ITA law recently passed in Maine establishes
the annual salary of the members of the Legisla-
ture at $50, They can sit twelve months If they
please for this princely sum.
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III The difficulty among the children Of the
Boston public school has been settled. the pupils
generally returning 10 their schools. -
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ILT- The Church Anti-Slavery Society, at It's
nleeting held in Worcester. Mass, 10Th March,
Passed a resolution Offering SI00 for the best tract
showing thst the Bible gives no warrant or allow.
alCe for chattel slavery
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NJ The Bengal tiger, which injured your &
lady 80 severely in Philadelphia, died on Tuesday
sfser severe illness, oecasioned by cassigation,
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"SEND Us ONE or THEM THINGS. "A promi-
nent hardwarehouse, Walnut street, Cincinnati.
received, day or two since, the following or
der
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Il + EP 1T BE FORE THE
Hh,, PPEoPLEr,
WOOD MILLS is the only place in the city that
w ood can he bough cheapest and of the best quail
ny, IN bales, bundles. packages warranted full
10 PER CENT LESS THAN ELSEWHERE
OAK, HiCkoRY, and Pine W0oD. sawed
and split any length or size desired, delivered any
or Georgetpyn, FREQ Of charge; oders EFT al
Si WrS WI 4: Handy opposite WiilaIds' Hotel;
leys Omnibus drivers corner 9TH ST. and Pa avenue;
tended to. Office south side of 9TH street bridge
The money to accompany the order in all cases, or
ap eff A.PAYNTER, at Pages Wharf
EALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS.
NJ Wood prepared any length and size delivered
to all parts Of tho cIty, Navy Yard, and George
town. Orders by mail promptly attended TO. The
money to accompany the order, or TO be ready when
the fuel is delIyered. r. }. q w. NJ. GAIT,
mar 25-ly,r Foot of 18th ST., below War Depart.
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A NDREW TATE,

A NDREw TATE,
"A BAYFIKLD, WIscoNsTN
ATTOkREYATLAW, NOTARY PUBLIC,
ARD REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Refers TO Hon. II: NJ. Rice, U. S. Senate, Wash
snston; Hon: Jos. McCloud, Bayfield,, WISCONSIN;
Sweeny, Rittenhouse, FAINT a. Co., WASHINGTON;
lambert Tree, Esq, Washington, ID. c.
10 Attention given to locating Land Warrants
70 I0-6m
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

Fl Dy ~. AuCIlOn6er
EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT
Ii, ~ HoTSEToLp FURNITURE At AUcTION.-On
residence of John Farley Esq, U. s. c. s., No
street. betweed 18th aud nth streets west at ten
O'Clock a; m, an extensive assortment of excellent
Household Furniture, suoh as -
Handsome Sofa and Lounges,
PaTl9r, Castor and Fancy Chairs.
RRscn Rnsaxoa ANU 9f. SR.ins- seat Easy Chairs,
Writing Desks and Screens,
Psyche Glass, finest French plate, IS by "a
Sets Of four Brocatelle and Lace Curtains, with fix
Sets of Dsmask. Moreen and Muslin Curtains. -
Brussels, Ingram and Venitian Carpets,
Grumb Balze and Ohcloth,
ffano Forte, Sld5boards and Trays.
Marble top Pier and Card Tables.
Vases, Lamps and Mante Ornaments,
Mahogany large Extension Dining Table
do; Bsdsteads, Wardrobes, w ashstands and
Superior Feather Beds.
HalT and Shuck Mattresses, &C.
C3uches, Rocking and Easy Chairs, Hat Racks
tarIor Grates, nearly new. and Passage Stoves
One hne Framed Oil Landscape, and Framed En-
Fregch China Dinner, Dessert an 6 Band Tea
Fine Cut Glass Decanters
Silver, plated Coffee and "a Service. w.
Do Cast0rs, Cake Baskets Se
WIN variety OF Table, Kitchen, and other arti-
rcles unnecessary to mention.
Terms: Au sums under So, cash over $50. a
credit OF two and four months will be given for
potes IN all cases to be satisfactorily endorsed.
bearing interest.
apI9 GREEN'Auct
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTISTRY, &c.
n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his Office to the rooms
long occupied by DR.; MaIster, ISIS Pennfa~
avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS. whereS@
ne will be pleased to see all who may desire eSCIIO
his services. For professional ability am kindI,
permitted to refer To DIR. Malster. ia
MI TEETH.
ul. l.OOMlS, NJ. d., the inventor and patentee of
the MINERAL PLATE TEETH. attends ~
persons personally at his office in this CITY MN
Many persons can wear these Teeth who oSLLIO
cannot wear others; and no person wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they NAV des re
put to those VIII" arc particular and wish the pures
art can produces, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted. DIr-
Rooms in this city, No. sss Penn avenue, betveep
phia. se 91aIy
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
RENT IS WASHINGTON. CITY FOR

VAhUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
TERM OF YEARS.-The undersigned will lease
to satisfactory tenant for FIVE years from the 18th
OF September next, the PREMISES on the south
west corner of Penn. avenue and 18th street which
ipr nearly hye years past has been well known SIS
the largest and most successful boarding house in
the Federal Metropolis Its position on Penn ave-
9ue, about midwa, between the Capitol and Presi-
dent house, and its immediate proximity TO the
Washing ton Theatre and Philharmonic Hall one
or both Of which is open nearly every night in the
eligible in Washington city for hotel kept on the
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
he arranged to accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while it's Cooking
dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar,
ranged to accommodate even a far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances, public and
private, will be on lth street, within feet of Penn
avenue, and nearer to the Theatre and Philha
Hall than others that can be established For in
formation concerning terms, 30, apply to w. ID,
mar q If
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ByA. GREEN. AuctIoueer

TRUSTEE'S SALE or VALUABLE PROP
u kRTT.ccGy. virtue of a deed of trust dated the
IN liber !. A. s. No. lss, folio 49, ct seq one OF the
and records for the county of Washington in the
District Of Columbia, the subscriber will sell at pub
o auction: to the highest bidder, in front Of the
premises, az O'Clock p. m, on MONDAY, the istn
DIVISION Of square No al in tn. oity of Washing
ton, D. C., fronting 80 feet on Seventh street west
wide. ' "
These lots, bel the main street leading to the
and deslIable for any kind of business. For safe
and Prohtable investment an opportunity is offered.
Title perfect.
Terms Of sale: Cash for all over s5Sn; on that
amount credit of g. l9, and 80 months, and inter
est, subject to the above recited deed of trust
JNO. Ii. WILTBERGER, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auct.
~ b. AT the same time other lots in the same
square will bs offered for sale
mar Il -3teO6d DIS. A,GREEN Auct
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer,

I'O BE so Id At PUBLIC SALE.-On
L THURSDAY, April 2ath, 1859, at O'Clock D,
m IN front of the premises, shall sell, in complf-
ance with the terms Of deed of trust to me- dated
September nth, 1857, recorded in Iiber J. A. s. No
li2, iolos RS, &c, ono of the land records for the
county of Washington, Lot 9, in Square 100, with
the improvements.
Terms cash, and if not complied with in FIVE days
alter saie property to be resod the risk and cost
OF the purchaser. EDWARD r.. MUDD.
aP 7-2aw&ds A. GREEN Auct
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ap1o.osd. Jhs HAS Mo;iIIR MMAiIhIRIASHs III Trustee

TRUsTEE'S SALE.-By. virtue of a decree of
. L tho Circuit Court for Prince Georges county,
slttlng as Court of Equity, the nnderslgned will
efR9se TO public sale, on Thu RSDAf, the 5th day
fair day thereafter, at the ate residsnce Of Oliver
B. Magruder, de'd, the Real Estate of which he d cd
seized and possessed supposed to contain about no
acres of land: Is situated about four miles from
the village of b 'adensburg and nine from Washing
ton clty, In very healthy aud elevated region in
good state Of cultivation admirably adapted to the
growth "f tho usual productions fthe county; well
Wooded and watered; has a comfortable Frame
Dwelling, nearly now. and every convenient and
necessary building for farm ng operations.
IL Will be sold IN lots to suit purchasers, and those
desrous of buying are requested to inspect the
premises before the day Of SALE which be shown
them upon application TO the Undersigned, who
sides adjoining farm.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree, are
as fol- lows; $50 Of the purchase money to be paid
IN cash on the day OF sale tho day of it's IatI-
cation by the Court: and the balance OF the pur-
chase money tn be pald IN equal annual instalments
Of one, two and three Years from the day of sale
beaIng interest from the day Of sale, tn ba secured
Ivy the bonds Of tho purchaser with security to he
approved by the truhtee. Upon the payment of the
whole purchase money and interest, the trustee rs
authorized to convey the property to the purchaser
In fee simple.
ap Is-sots N. G. STEPHEN. Trustee.
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WOOD AND COAL.

KINDLING AND STOVE wOOD.-Our mill
IA being again in thorough order we are now pre-
pared TO furnish all in want of FUEL. at yery low
rates. Our machine prepared WOOD i. acknovi-
edge the FHel by all seekers Of economy and conve
nlenoe. Il. j. d w. NJ. GAIT,
N. w. corner 18th and sts. No. 81:
mar 2s-lv.T Foot of nth at. heow War Denar,t
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BY JAS. C. McGUIRE& Il CO., Auctioneers
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED Properly on SIXTH STREET WEST,
BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH. AT PUBLIC
ACCTIOS.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nav
18th, At 5a o'clock, on the promises, by virtue Of
deed from George Mcilaughton and wife, dated
S No SO, foos liz ct seq the subscriber will sell
at public auction Lot numbered twelve, tI2,l in
square numbered four hundred and egh < C496
fonting twenty five (25, feet Sixth street west
between y and II streets north, running back eie h.
tyhye 1851 feet to an alley, with the improvements
consisting of a two story Brick Dwelling House,
with back building and bakery attached.
Terms: One -fourt cash; the residue in e. I2 and
the premises.
All convoyancing at tho cost of purchaser.
CHAS. ! .WALTACH, Trustee
ap 10 eO&ds JAS. C.. McGI1IRES A. CO Ancts
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EOR SALE-On accommodating TERMS a yery
i desirable RESIDENCE sbeing a s story Frame
Dwelnng-Ne. 2s0-with hack building attached,
containing IN all u rooms; has very dry cellar
and a deep back lot to an alley situated on the
north side of street between 18th and 18th streets
ana midway between the Treasury Department and
Patent Ofco. 1t is posti vey OF the most pleas
ant locations for a residence in Washington city,
For terms and a full desert pton of the premises ap.
street ap2
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~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
at the request of those Interested. until WEDNES-
DAY, the Z7th Instant, at same place and hour.
aP I9-eONhs A. GREEN. Auct'r.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-ContaIn,ne
about a5o acres, in Fairfax county, Va, Q miles
from this city, and the same d stance from AIexan
dria. The farm is in excellent order; has good
buildings, and is well watered and tlmbefei; IL Is an
under fence, and o the best varieties
of fruit. rsspbeIIies, strawberries, &C., &c. The
terms of sale will be mado very easy to suit pur-
For particulars apply to CHARLES HASKINS,
Architect. Penn, avenue mar % tf
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ENOR SALE OR RENT-A three-story BRICK
Il DWELLING HOUSE, containing is rooms.
VIII VIII 10 teet halls and attic rooms an excaliant
sted on street north near 18th street west The
n mousse mas lately undergone thorough repair, aud
ls now Ieady Tor occupancy. The rent Is SSn a
year, For further particulars inqu of A. MORE
ap IL Tu& S3w$
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BOOTS, SHOES, Go.

SHoEs! sH3EsGo SHOES.
NO. 10 PENNSYLVANIA AyENuK,
between 9th and 9th streets, Sign Big is.
IL $1,000 worth must be sold.
Cal and examine. sn7NIm
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By WALLS & BARNARD. Anct,ons.,.

BY WALL 4 BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEESS SAI.E.-By virtue of a decd oftrust
March So 1857 and of record we will offer at pnbIic
euctlon, on FRIDAY, tho I'd daY of April next ON
the promises, at clock p H., all that lot of ground
IN washington city known and described as Lot
NO. eighteon, u.s.. In Square No. seventy three (T3
story Frame House. - H" '"'-
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase money
20 pc paid IN cash, on tho spot and approved notes
To be gwen for tho balance in two stalmonts
AZ and Y months, with interest. Should tho puT-
chaser fall to comply with tho terms of sale, the
property may he struck off to the next lowest bidder
or resod nt the risk and cost of the first purchaser
az the option OF the Trustees. after ono weeks no
toe. WAITER COY h'-
rr,H HUGH CAPERTON,
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VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
RENT.-The subscribers are authorized TO
rent that deslrable DWELLING HOUSE recently
occupied by Gov. Stevens, situated on 18th street
west, betwe"n and 1T eets north. The House
is commodIous and well arranged, with water and
gas throughout, with brick stable attached with
servants rooms in the second story.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE q CO.,
ap 22-6t Auction and Commission Merchants
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OTIS FOR SALE.-On the Cana, No. 8, In Sq.
90, 6o by 100; No. 5, in same Sq, forms an with
No s. and fronts 81 feet Si street adjoining the
foundry No, 8, In So. 20 near corner OF Ohio av,
anu 18th ST. about IS feet front Ohio avenue and
fronts also ono ST., on Lous lana av, and the Canal
close to the Market; No. in So. S82, So feet on the
Canal and about same on Louisiana ay, (paTt Of
Euggltts Lumber Yard . also, east half No S. same
So, q feet on the Canal and about same ON Touis
Baltimore. mar l. Sa WIZ,
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-a. - -.lL. 1I5le IN 9,lK Z a.4.s3' = .aa.as
Z lsa szz-e'gs Eza-s
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NOTICE TO TRAvELERs-NEw AR
" RANGEMENTS,
FROM wAsHITST9S SSETSS 6g 6RgEREor TO ALL
=, THE SOUTH AND THE SOUTHWEST
VIA PoToMAc STEAMERS AND r RICHMOND AND PoIo-
MAC RAIIRoAp LINZ
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-The DWELLING PART of the
4 5-story Hause south side Of Pennsylvania av.
east OF TN street, and over Harvey q Co.'S Hard
Ears store .APRly to CAMPBELL COYLE, or
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
IN AIexandria county, about ~ miles from
at the Intersection of the Georgetown
anu lttle rails roads, listing of lG2 acres In
CURE on the premises, or of z. RICHARDS. corner
l%th and n streets. WashinRton. ID. c. ia I0-f
EOH SALE-A variety of BUILDING LOTS,
II = on Terms accommodating. Also, FIRE RISKS
@ken upon Dwellings, Stores, Merchandise, and
2Todd's Building. mar io-enam.
EQR SALE-Two BRICK TENEMENTS in
4 0eorgetown, pleasantly situated on West ST.,
IN the midst oi an agreeable and polished society
ana CONVENIENT TO the best schools and churches A
sum OF money will be taken which will give 10 the
purchaser; IN rents, 10 per cent Terms One fourth
rest half yearly. Mr.. r. Nj. Hanson. Agent of Fire
Insurance Company. 18th street, will designate the
property moro particularly. "
L. b. ADDISON, Agent,
Har ~ eoH Alexandra, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

IL THE ABOyE SALE Is POSTPONED to
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

GREAT WESTERN ROUTE,
VIA ORANGE AND ALExANpRIA RAILROAD.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.
VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE,
GEORGIA, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA.
ARKANSAS, ANDTEXAS.