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r,tntv Teaches -frs rrs. sore ilfoais agu,s IipUHt to- - utnp
SIS iaith satIcCtions. headaches, all anrc ion, oi tht .rnlrh
aud i"MrlN, both at a r".tiSe ana dy utc'i rltai a. 'r tli Nl
tr u7l ndrs "t women aud children. havcictu en- ii L., The
Usrut Branicthis PEs Ia tel sou that | htNc r1 / two IN l.
lions 81 dollars to makr this truth known. j. II urtiI au a>
t'huu'lE tact and vet never AS a tfurr Noii spoken And
WHAT Is H." resutf Why, that ali ut three miHi"n prrs NJ in
the | ni'cd States partially h'ilrvc in their ,nicn,y. u,dfa-c
a general ii' ot HE benefits to b" derived from ~ lIti u Ia
Nwhh'~s Hoi what n Held Tor pNiltnthropiv Nhat ulii IA,
remain to he 'onv, red And let me say ihai this knnN ird.e
/" second only to Christianity in the benefits il s. a ale nj
ceairItt = on mankind. Let not meiir.. III II persuade yuu
thai n,anlreit, ilIS are n qnack remedy 1t i u,-ucl 'h.,g.
What II you f'r iva Shilings tlrse ufn could u u ,dp.t9
tr a dollar. My herbs and "xirHcis are all Ii"pa' eel IN NY n"u
hhn'ataIN where a steam cneinr pt one iuu,Ir"i &.I turtv
htnar power l. "mrl'N"l exclusively for his pulir~e. lrlIr~
Ha 'N'uNSe waifr over. In u,ejnr ilc,c Irl, yua3sk Moth.
irE les llcy haNt been use 10y millions s,that ra.u.i y.u
t'l disposed t. Ia >e a sly dos. ynu WI br abe ctrtl3li5 tp
HNr through the "icr tii'n ani YOU Iuay have he itu-H an
N9ui 'ri' " hen the dhrior l,lls You hat he II, y-Hr go 10y
"ril} with that last medicine. ,n "u III the Tie "t ic iti.-
ih'N Nil ,nre yam without hurting your teeth or gaH .. auI
IN every way improve YOUR h, aHh sid u y, ~ ,lu,l
sie"'i, br'nircths building; AMI by all re-pcct, biz 4.icr. IA
rar..at. rnri n't.lu
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RS MAGAZINE fer N ny just recciv.
H cd AZ faprl Soda H G. VICTOR'S,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

. - i..la4 .s.h.enee as a aras al. & rsice. tnr'aI.
,es the crrdit Fancier, which is n s1rt OF real go
tate bank founded expressly with the design Of
lending money b, farmers. lie states that il has
lent only IS 1000. 000f., and that IF this sum II
money 50.OO0,00Of. have been lent ON houses in
Paris. 5000. 000f. on other towns, while only
q. 900. 000f. have been lent in the country! What
will be the state II things If there is a war? |
cannot see how this reckless. unchecked. i~rrespon-
Sible .quandering Of the public treasury is 10 last.
even il we continue in u state of unbroken peace
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: ttFf'i g ''ft ~ t3r t'nNssttn:~ itt I !s,l
't H' HN>'H 81 IasNlrN 1871 ft,s 70 Nj l. BsN r--iIrl
-" IA justine To N"uls lit and persons VIII utt B.. >.tlrA
hlI4t'"i- permit M" 10 ti" an InStatrt 1t tHr fnIH.r ttv
"a u e- 81 your Prenipn, lIuier-. iLri Y,Nrr .-.I i4 800
dnil g. equity, In, my " ife hstiaE boon ~, lad NtI e i.f.
N'rN affection aud d,>rfdrG,d s'.latl. T." -. 49,, r
t"'i'' years, | ns''i rN"ik i,eats ia NV 'mv rr &C. .te'H, Tor
10 i'' H. Nh" as uh!rf ta" = ISt at' tE,F'FrHt - t.r. t
4 = 'h' Phv-iritns hht -" rrIt.i ,"uid 10" lrt 30 . .tv
several '",udrIir s". IN" reinlrkatia ctrt- Iut -tt 4.f 3..
trS ! s"rrift't NY . &c - tfS ta,nt -Ar iG OF Hatai 49,
u't.r 'tnr she bo-a' To- fc,"v,r Ia udS W uIF E. fl,ts.Ht.
Hli' TON ,'lit>' drrti stomach WIRE f"uut,rf iof Htr $3.50.
raj u 20 III - better now III N Il has i.'n iorsm Hrk tH4#- I.n
NV u TX AMI ~hai ainaNs unfIIur - Use aas i{its,
wrt' tNiSm thstifF . yourself aud lar tin f,,r z 81 atR,..
wioare slas uy aliiript. Your uhet On, ,crgast.
T. hu"nd, jane -. i-i7. TiloM As NJ. NpN1 NittE.
HAhths httuIuM tHrrFRs -;iiriinoro. S.tt ~ ---u
is with Wiling pressure hiatt al my tr-rinnu, t1ta" vtf'c
81 bNhths PttMith HlfIiks, 81 W,ainE "A ;esiI .-rnt ,ngc
81 an established cas-" vi DS rcpla, uoui viii il 1 base .un-r
ed - much for The last twelve maaths. Also. my - j.. : u,.us
itwith great lncces>, after Suffering for "a my .ctr> f. IN de.
bilfauon and disordcred stomach. ASs"n al retltt,r.vi
the use Of ih"m, | was convinced ot their ,n aa" pl a. to- !
confidently recommend them Ia the afflicted. J. ADAMS.
for SAFE by n the Druggists IN L%ynchburs, AID hr n, he
principal lrngRis's in the city al l;i,hM"nd, auI Ulsrwt, y, Il,
Virginia also. ri M.ssrs Chas. Strtt n CO, Washington. r5iN.
ID 4 y II >tahlor Il Co baltimore. Md ID. u Miller, Gov.
ingfou. Ky and Barnes 4 Park \ y.
Orders filed by addressing T. BAKER. p-orrstor
oct |Its Richmond Va
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SNNFbi;D'S LIVER INNItiDH AtpH.
COMPOSED ENTIRELY f.;OM Gl M>.
II tllii.S I.lE BLOOD.

LIS BOWEL CONrl. Nl>t'
t.| tIlf III NEtIIE \.
g ';i.~ >IHM'tt t0Mra.AlNE
tlLl tifptiN
- ,t>iLAiIlt>tN
aH' 'Ne - mem ! ti,a'h,c cp,lupn.
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NOTIc7i.-Nr. VIM. }. Z hildrr.s II hereby
~ authorized To- receipt for money due the old CONCERN Of
}. !, W n-tnl n t". j. II. 4. WINSTON.
NAV 40 dfs.
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Fer four years, the Omaha .HcbrdStlan
has. without stint, brow-beat, misrepresent-
ed and wilfuly and maliciously Villihed and
libeled the best men in the Territory, with
cut why or wherefore. Toadying to the
officials Of the Territory, it ever vill!hed
those who would nos follow IN its wake
knowing and acknowledging no policy,
principles OF interests, but such as II pleas
ei '.the powers that be-" to Vouchsate, 1t
mn.igned everybody who would not nncon-
iitiona.iy and blindly PROSTATE themselves
before the oligarchy, and give III their aa-
hesiou to its dogmas and edicts, ana eeho
the shibboleth democracy, its measures
and men," Four years Of undIsputed
sway, and tee incidental spoils OF ofhee'
plado it more arrogant and abusive, more
corrupt and unprinciplcd, more 'Aamo-tacea
and uerson.l in its remarks, il such thing
could well be, than upon its first appear
ance before Il wonder stricken community.
! But. there is an old and wise saw, to the
effect. that 'it is a long lane that has no
turn''-a remark applicable, in its length aud
breadth, to the NebraskiG1. I'm. uHprln-
cp!ed sheet has now ''Caught laTtnE' IN
the shape Of the Republican newspaper, OF
Omaha.
The .Netrdsbsan employed its usual tactics
upon the Republican from the day OF Its eS-
tabishmcut. For severa months these bill
lingsgate and foul moutlrd illusions were
tasscd. by Undecided, but fo:benrance ceHsIHg
to be a virtue, the Rep75lic2n eSsAyed a
defence, and carried Oh th' war Vigorously
and rnnnIu!lv, and has, atlast, So Tar got
the vantage ground of the sebr@shi07s, that
it's editor IS completely driven to the wall.
He cannot core with the Republican, and
must have recourse to something more Pc
tent than the pen. st least, such would
seem 10 be the case, from the reading OF
the correspondence published in the last
! Mbrastlcn. This correspondence is rich:
rare and vacy, and affords striking exam
PIE Of the Iudicrous tendency of thsNmcs
The bollicose nature 0: the 'inotes" be.
tween THAYrG. RoBEHrsoH and BRowH, acl
in strange contrast, WIKI tie weil-kuOWI
"rAther ran than Tight principles Of the
parties. The only significance that attaches
TO this whole fac:@co Of words, this
r
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The County Judge and the Rights of tie People
To-day the people Of p0ttowattamie
County hold Mass Meeting at Concert
Hall, in this city, for the purpose, We believe,
OF determining what course TO pursue, in Or
der to remove the trcaclerous leeches that
are now fattening and grow7g rich upon
the County Treasury. Much has been said
and written on this all important and en-
crossing theme, aud but little action had in
the premises. The meeting, last Saturday
evening, determined upon seeking thorough
investigation Of the affairs Of the County,
from the commencement of FRA>A
STREET administration, which determine
ton commands our unqualified appreciation.
1t now remains to be seen whether the peo-
pie of Pottawa.tamie County have suffered
enough to nerve them to undertake a con-
summation of this devoutly to be wished for
investigation. We believe they have, but
their Unborn principles Of obedience to the
laws of their country, and their we'll known
law and order procAVjtes, may restrain
them from committing an act, justliablo
nnh in extreme cases--like this, for ms
lance.
Tho above remarks are predcated on the
understanding and belief that the present
County Judge will submit to no inYostiga-
ton of the affairs Of the County, by the cItI-
zons thereof. For this obstrcperousnPss, now
TN! i: is proposed TO cza1a,ne the books of
his predecessors, coupled With the assurance
on his part, thai. he had no 'd>srre' 70 postpone
IN Investigation Of The affairs Of The CoUn-
ty duringhiS administration" there would
seem to be not the least shadow Of a reason,
save and except, the palable inference, that
he has grossly, frau4ei2ntly and riaritlousIy
NAL administered the Affairs Of the County.
during his term Of Office. II were useless
here to attempt to recount the many instances
of corruption practise! on his part, for the
mass Of the people fully understand that
nothing Ike flu. exhibit could be given,
though they are satisfied tia. the excess to
which such corruption has been CARR d, is
beyond the point Of further forbearancc.-
Il is not our province to adv Use resort to
extreme measures, in order to come to flu.
understanding Of tho condition Of County
afiairs, and 10 secure immunity from further
plunderings by our County othcials--yet, to
plietly and peaceab'v submit to be robbed
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The Griffin l'Ta.,J Empire State SAYS that
lady IN that city, whose house became
infested with these troublesome little var
mln'S, gives the simple remedy of dissolving
c"E.peras in water {make it strong) and
sprinkle in the most prominent places, will
make them leave at two-forty rate and no
mistake. She tried it successfully; and has
not been troubled with rats and mice since,
1t is simple and wall not cost much to try
IT. -
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C. Barnum appears to be meeting with
great success IN England in his new avocatjop
of occurring. The lecture How to make mon.
ey," which he is reading to the ooeknev~ Of
"Lunnun, tickils their ears nightly. His
clear receipts are said to amount to several
hundred dollars weekly. This is pretty rood
business, considering that il is ins.nuatad
that he paid only twenty i've dollars, to the
person Who wrote the lecture for him.
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'"'''o ''s,' VIA '-"' $50
''Iu0 |Ip'e@ " it'!''''' says '"' -''"P"'s''
anu o't."'a '"eS, nave e'E''''0''< 'A"0'' |
e VIZ i"'"'@'' u vic ,>''1''
10 SICK I" ''lT Ja''' Il nay san ny 'a>' :ao'
,,,a,. -, 49,, .-1.
IN and rtatre. Thee p3os,s say, lc, adve,..,e7s
A!ers and !'aters 50 - Pixies Peak, as sn is t2Hv
''v'S' '1' ''' al .',-',''' anu 1-s' 40
w. s. ,,n n.l,,,.,., o,.a,...,..o-,,
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s1,I. .,o -.-,. w. .,.
..s'..od., o,a .rh,,,, ,.,- r.,o4.a,,n,...
,bo.a,, ,o., r,,,,, .....;...
,,o.,,,; -. ,,....... $1,000,
.,.,.. ,.'....,. u,;.I.,.. r.
.ho 7y,,,.o ..,,..o,,,,,,. .,,,...odn s,.,...
.,.,o .hoa 49,. r.- r.
,h., c;.o, h,t :, 49,, &c.,. .,,,,
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., 49,,
.L 1890 ,.L.,
=,
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&c.,. 49, 0,o
"a, ,,......~ - -. D.h.a..o r,.... T.
t,,..,,..1 ~, r.,-,:nr.,. ls-...,,..b..,,,.,
!, 49,. - ;...Io.,,.,~ 49,. IA
,.a. Lo 49, t,,iI., .c,...l.. -,
o.. GAIA ,r.os -, 49,, A.
.,.ouos 49,. ,b,, ;. t.u.,.,. W..
oa, 49,, o..,;. .,... ~. n,,t,
r,l;o,o ,h,, =, -. .h;n,- :. .f:. g..
-, ,.a,.,;. :,
IT, ,,,,., - ..;......~.,,,.L..
,
., - or,r,,,,.;, Tho. .,l ,.a s,rn;,,,;u-
,ror;s;oos f,. ,ha thousands g nn,;.-~.,,s
tbo. vii, .rors-so nj. ror;on q, t,,;r ,,n,.
- ~, m;nos d,r.nr tha nov, sro ,.,,rs
Here i tho odrica IF tho T;,rex md IKE
,.,:, ,r,;,h u, ;,,.o .ho r,.,,,r,s
quoted obovs.
Eve ore we'll aware that tho remunera-
tom Of the mas, wear. affords but moor en-
coorarenent. bpt BRIGHTER day IS dawninc.
and the nrosts Of Agriculture durlp.. tha
succeeding wears. promise to more tbnn
make amends for the past. With the Ia
bors of the past few years, in arranging,
breaking and nclosing your farms, and the
knowledge that you can raise almost tabul-
GUS crops, ought to induce you to stoy
where you are, even If produce would COM
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SEEDS, SEEDS.
FIELD. GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS!


yETE iRE NOW FULLY SUPPLIED WiTU ONE OF
the largest and most complete sto-A II GA.-c,
Flower ami Field Seeds ever offered ~ the Western
public Our stock has been made up with much care
from the best seed gardens OF America and Eur pc
q : sh11C 40 h1r.pgr0wp EerS '"l' crown uaGc7
our "vh i"sPect!an "n wh.cA to.4 r,c, uulcaa as
true 10 nan,e and If the best quality.
AulyEs assortment @. Sc. Is ;asy he to:Ld ever
$50 VARIETIES OF FLOWER SEEDS;
800 10 DO GARDEN SEED;
HUNG ARIAN GRASS SEED:
CHINESE SUGAR CANE AND lNPEEE SEED, &c
Firm louE ay4u.In, anyc with the trade, we feel
ronhde0t 20 offer better inducements " those
desiring seeds
Those who design to em,grate to Kansas aud Pike's
Peak wou!t do ell - take with them box Of fresh
Garden Seeds.
We also keep Constantly hand full assortment Of
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES
Suited to the Field, Garden Orchard and Household.
We are fully prepared to supply the trade on the most
liberal terms
Full Catalogues furnished gratis application; By
mail iuciose stamp. Address
D EMERY * Co
COT Lake street Chicago. III.
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f1"The Madison Wis., Journal snys the
Railroad managers Of Minnesota, in order
to ncgotiato State bonds issued for Railroad
purposes, have consented to an arrangement
by which the bonds will be secured ny &
first mortgage lien upon the roads,
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AhuijSsi sion OF Oregon.

The bill for the admission of Oregon into
the Union as State, which passed the Sen
ate during the last session of Congress, had
its final reading in the House on Saturday
last, and was passed by vote of ia to 1913.
The President Immediately signed it, and on
Monday Messrs. 10. Lane and Delaz0n
Smith presented themselves rs u. 5. Sena-
tors. were sworn and took their seats-thus
increasing the members of the Senate to Six
ty-six.
The Constitution under which Oregon is
admitted as State, was formed in 1857,
without any Enabling Act, but WAS submit
ted to and approved by the People OF the
Territory. 1t was first presented to the
Senate at the last session, and passed that
BODY by a vote of So to IL. Although at
that time the Territory had not confessesiiy,
half enough population to equal what is re-
uuired under the present ratio for Repre-
sentative in the Lower House, (nlnety-three
th0usand.) vet it was not made party
question, and a large ma jority OF the Sena-
tors present, voted for 1t. Some OF the Re
publicans protested against some or the pro-
visions of the Constitution, but nevertheless
eleven of them, viz: McSSrs. Cameron. Cham
dler. CoIlumer. Dixon, Do"Ilttle, Foot, Eos
ter. Harlan, King, Seward. and Simmons,
voted for its passage. At that umc the
! English bill for the admission Of Kansas mad
not raised the odiOus distinction between Il
! Free and u Slave Constitution, requiring the
! full! K presptutiyc number for one, and
about half that number for the other, and
| this probably had something to do with the
! Hher.litv of Republican Senators. They
voted with the positive knowledge that Ore
ron would come in as il Democratic State,
| but they seemed ambitious to show their Sem
atoral imnartialtv, and tn give the IerrltO-
rial inhabitants on the Pacific slope an op-
| purtuAi,v to govern themselves at the earA-
! est possible dav.
Some of the provisions Of the Constitution
! Of Oregon are odiouS in the extreme, and
! should never have received the endorsement
! of Congress, hut the opposition Of the N"-
publicuns of the House seems to have been
chiefly on account Of the unjust distinction
which, in case Of tn pa~~nI" Of the Act,
! would be raised between kHu5us auI Oregon.
! The voting population Of hansN~, rs shown
by the returns of the election in August last,
was something over thirteen thouSand, winch
indicate an aggregate population Of at .eAat
sixty-fiyr thousand. The largest vote ever
! poIl,d in Oregon was fraction over ten
thousand. showing the aggregate number
Of Inhabitants TO be about fifty thonsan1.-
j So that Il Tcrritor! with fifteen thJu> md
more inhabitants than Oregon is denied the
privilege Of State Sovereignty simply be-
cau<a it persists in being Free, aeains; the
will cf tho Fclci%l authorities, and hpc&u>"
it will noe accept d Constitution which its
people dil not frame ard have rejected;
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We make the following extracts from let
tsrs published in the Desoto (Washngton
County n. T.] Sua, written by Hon. E. P.
sroUr, to his relatives, from Denver City,
under date Of Jan. 10, 1859:
TEAM.
'.Dou't have less than three yokes to the
ton, and bring at least two yoke Of COWS and
as many more as you can trade for. Bring
a wagon with double cover on, and large
enough to close up 1T both ends; bring a
light stove; bring no -four; have plenty of
bedding; bring plenty Of lard and meat
As for the balance OF the outfit use your own
Judgment"
RoUTE.
''Come the route BY kearney. think you
will have no trouble ut Loup Fork; and the
main crossing OF the Platte can be forded
without any trouble at kearney, except IN
the midst OF the rainy season: but you want
to start and get that far On the hard ground.
Aim to get there by the lst Of April at the
furthpst Take corn TO .1ed as far as you
can, and crack the teams through. Shoe all
your stcars. On this route you have but
one ferriage, and that is at the Loup Fork,
and only $3.50 per team"
pnOsrECTs.
"Prospccts are hnttering here now; the
weather is most beautiful and continued re-
ports Of new discoveries are coming IN dai-
ly; but little mining doing, us the water free
zes upu night, and twilhstanding the days
are mild and pleasant, the miners can do
but little while the water remains SO cold
But will just say that you need have but
little hesitation in making up your mind II
YOU have any notion Of coming to this conn-
try, thatyou triA find d good mining region.
Should there be No better discoveries than
is already made, the mines will pay on an
average from to 70 dollars per day proper
~ WORKED"
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rs"szE FIRST. THIRD & FOURTH PAGES -


Ls'Copies Of THE NoHPARrIL eau De obta!re!
X ". KvNETT's City Book Store
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CT On the 10Th inst, the " h's S'h.e
Convention of Virginia, nominated hA' l.
GoeeIS, of Bedford, as their Candidate Tor
Governor.
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Last week we made m article on The sub
iect of future political issues IN when we
stated that there would undoubtedly be a
straight fight between the friends ana eng
mics Of Congressional Sovereignty IN the or
ganization of Territorial Governments, ana
that if Anti Lecompton Democrats and
Americans could not cooperate with the
Republicans now upon this subject, We
couldn't see how they were to do 1T ID the
next Presidential campaign. A lot OF Anti
LeGompton Democratic papers have afected
to be greatly Mortified at this, and want to
know if we suppose, for q moment, they
ever ulouqlt of such thing as coalescing
with Republicans These poor souls don't
seem to know that for a year past promi-
nent Anti Lecompton Americans and DEM
ocrats and Republicans have been trying to
invent some way TO fuse al! tho elements OF
Opposition TO the Buchanan Democracy so
It's to support one set of candidates for Pres
ident and Vice President in 1860. 4 good
nrany worthy men are Juggling away ut the
same object still. We have not seen and do
not now see any practicabili;v in the thing.
When the time for the selection Of candl-
d ltcs should come, the American and Dem
ocratic portion Of the fusion woald either
" ant nominees who would be half-and- half
OLE the Slavery question, or else Il Platform
unfolding Popular Sovereignty. and neither
Of these little concessions could Republic
cans grant. The fact is, both the North
and the South have been bamboozleu by the
frothiness of Platforms and Resolutions
made in National Conventions, long enough.
Republicans can consistently support no
l.ta hn ,.r,n ll
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: IRIS. DAyY HAVING REMOVED FROM BAN
" C%0FT 10 Lever Broadway, nearly opposile NJ
p K Lumber Yard. continues to CieGn Press, Ate
o Make Eornes Of the latest ias HIN, at he sboTe
notice p tGct, ie-TEn@b-u.
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200 FCRGS. BEAHDY's. WINES AMI
~ " assorted LIQUORS, Tor sale cheaper thsn 81!
other house in Icwa. J. Il. BEERS CO.
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s8-tf Real Estate Agent, :
- FOR SALE.

ss-tf Real Estate Agent % ST. Paul street.
o. FOR SALE.
Hii The excellent, substantial and commodious Dwell
.GA..Az LING, No. 206 North Charles street
The lot fronts % feet Charles street. back
$50 feet to Morton street.
The main building is stories, with a large three-story
back buuin9 and deep, dry and cool cellar under both.
All the modern conveniences of Wash Eouse Gas Water
and Furnace fixtures complete The location unsurpassed
and daily enhancing in value
The buildings of the best material and substan-
tal construction having erected under the supervision
Of. and expressly residence for the owner
This property will positively be sold, as the owner is
about moving to the West.
Enquire on the premises, or OF B. T. ELDER,
a27-n No. 100 South Eutaw street
STORE TO RENT.-FOR A LAGER BEER
OSAL00N, DRINKING HOUSE riRESTA URANT, at 50
SOUTH HOWARD STREET Apply at 20 and % Pennsyl-
vania Avenue, to
al5-tf SHARP, CARR 4 CO.
o. FOR SALE OR RENT
ii House Cough and Caroline street, suitable for
.ls4.A Grocery, Provision Or Dry Goods Store
House No ia Fankn street. suitable for Produce Pro
vision or Clothing Store.
House No 81 North Frederick street. suitable for Lager
Beer Saloon or Boarding House
Inquire of C. Fl. MYERS & BROS,
att No, 70 Exchange Place