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GLEANINGS FROM THE NAILS.

The Norfolk (va) Argus says several boats are now
loading with camel coal at the mines on Coal river, Va,
which is destined for Boston. Tho boats will be lowed
from the mouth of Kanawha to Pittsburg, thence shipped
BY railroad to Philadelphia, thence by vessel to Boston.
The salaries Of all the public officers of Indiana have
been increased by tho recent compensation law. The gov
ernor receives S., 600 treasurer Of State, So, 900 auditor
0State, 81, 500 secretary of State, 81, 900 president of
The sinking fund commissioners, 5000 governors pri-
Vate secretary, $500, &c.
The Rhode Island society for the encouragement of
domestic industry has resolved to increase the premium
offered for the best cultivated farm in the year 1860 from
$50 to 800 for the next best cultivated farm in 1860,
from $40 to $50 and for the next best cultivated farm
In 1860 from $50 to $40
The Right Rev. Bishop Lee, of Davenport, Iowa, has
received authentic intelligence from a brother clergyman
at Fort Laramie that the Pixies Peak gold excitement is
all a transparent humbug. There are fine particles of
gold found in the earth throughout a great extent of
country, but not in quantities to pay Tor digging it.
Miss Martha Haines Butt, the Norfolk heiress, who has
peen married so often, 6y the newspaper ~writers,) has at
last definitely entered into a matrimonial engagement
with the young sculptor, Barber, whose .'Coquctto' and
Fisher Girl have excited so much attention in south
en cities.
The Newark (Ncw Jersey Journal states that the peach
crop throughout that State is reported to be very prom
HNng. The Hunterdon Republican says that in case the
onnng summer should prove favorable, that county will
give an increased yield of many thousand baskets, and
N all probability double the quantity Of any season
heretofore.
The Chicago Herald Of the goth says the dull times
nave been somewhat broken in upon for a few days past
W q little excitement between two of our bankers, Mcssrs.
porup and Cakes and the State Bank Of Minnesota. The
%fmer trm sent to the latter several of the bills of the
n@,e Bank, which they wished the bank to redeem. Part
we amount was redeemed in a proper manner, but five
uoiiA's were doled out in twenty five cent, ten cent, Ave
cent and one cent pieces. This did not suit Mcssrs. DO.
mp and Cakes, who demanded a letter treatment, and
~ oeing refused, the notes of the bank were protested,
and a suit Mt law commenced.
A man who travelled last week through ak counties
%uenual Illinois, reports to the Chicago Tribune, that
smVer wheat promises to make a fine crop, and that the
liners my" leel greatly encouraged at the prospect. The
Jannviiie Democrat says of the wheat in TINT portion
~ me state near the capitaD that the crop will be little
~U' OF an average crop, although the breadth Of wheat
" last fall was much less than usual.
Inc correct returns of the State census of Louisiana,
snow the following figures:
white population of the a2s. oo7
r. 1905, sU6
00otoo rs, 1864
W" population ,97I
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U OF CLAIMS.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, 1859.

Fernando Famanicgo ps. The United States. A claim
for damages for detention of sundry teams waiting for
freight under contract with the Qu~artcrmastcr's depart
ment at Fort Clark, Texas, in 1865.
Hon. j. A. Rockwell opened the argument in this case
for the petitioner.
Mr.. Gillet, the Solicitor, replied for the United States.
Mr. Rockwell closed the argument for the petitioner,
and the case was submitted.
William ii. Chase Us. The United States. A claim for
double rations while commanding as engineer officer as
ratification, being a permanent post of the United States,
but not garrisoncd with troops.
Hon. j. A. Rockwell opened the argument in this case
for the petitioner, and without concluding,
The Court adjourned until tomorrow, IL O. clock, m.
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The strength of the Paraguay feet has been published
50 often in these columns lately, that it is only necessary
to mention the vessels names, viz esrigates Sabine and
81. lawrence; sloops Falmouth and Prcble briggs Per
ny, cambridge, and Dolphin steamers Fulton, Water
Witch, Harriet Lane, Memphis, Atlanta, Caledonia, West
ernport, Southern Star, Metacomet, and M. W. Chaplin !;
~storeships Supply and Release 10 vessels, 200 officers,
and about 2, 800 men.
On special service, steamer Brooklyn.
Permanent store and receiving ships, independence,
Allegheny, Princeton, Warren, Frcdonia, North Caro-
lima, and Pennsylvania.
From this it will DO seen that we have on squadrons,
40 ships, 724 officers, 1876 men. and 5s4 guns, or
ibereabouts, a larger naval force than has ever at one
time been commissioned under tho American flag since
the establishment Of the Union.
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NEw York, March 3o.-Cotton closed quiet sales of
2 500 bales before the receipt of the Persias news quo
tatons are nominal. Flour closed hcavy-sales Of 49,
500 barrels State, S. 35 a S. rs Ohio, sc so a Sc IS;
southern, Sc 20 a Sc rs. Wheat closed dull-sales of
20, 900 bushels red, 81 81 white, ST. 20 a 81 80.
Corn closed frm-sales Of ls, 900 bushels choice white,
81 a 80 cents mixed, 80 cents yellow, SO a 30 cents.
Pork closed heavy-mcss, SIT 40 q $ls prime, $l2 81.
Lard closed quiet at ia n ia cents. Whiskcy closed
quiet at 81 cents. Sugar closed steady at 81 a "a cents.
Coffee closed firm at 100 a IL cents. Spirits of turpcn-
tine closed dull at SO cents. Rosin closed stoady-sales
of 5000 barrels at 81 60 a 81 GA. Rice closed heavy
at "a n II cents.
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VIEWS OF the Public BniIdings Of Washington.-

VIEWS of the Public Buildings Of Washington
Twelve coored views OF the Public Buildings at the scat Of
government, with a map Of tho city and letter press description.
Also, a fine view OF Mount Vernon aud tho Tomb Of Washington the
whole for rs cents by mail 30 cents.
Bohnhs photographic views OF tho Public Buildings, Monument,
Statuary, Washington city, and Georgetown. Price "a cents each, or
the set OF II pieces, s. by mail for the Same.
Photographic views Of the Capitol, Presidents House, Post Once,
Browns and National Hotel, Grsenougts Stature o Washington,
Mount Vernon, and the Tomb Of Washington. Price 81 each, by mail
Tree Tor the uaIc.
sixteen Steel Engravings Of the Public Buildings. Price IL cents
each, or 81 rs Cor the sci by mail for tho same.
For sale at TAYLOR h MAURyS
Mar % Bookstore, 34 penpsylvsnis avenue.
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INVENTED THE sT~EAM.ENGINE by

FsrndAys Researches IN Chemistry and Physics.
Nugcuts French Dictionary, improved by Smith.
The Year Book Of Facts for 1859.
Half Hours with the Frerthnkcrs.
Errors In Speaking and Writing Corrected.
Foreign Ttirnses Fsmiisriyed.
Cilespasis Greek Testament Roots.
Eudcrs Chemistry ~ Wine.
Painting Popularity Explained.
Truhncrs photographed Guide To American Literature.
Imported from london. FRANcK TAYLOR
MIR ~
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TN BEHALF OF THE WASHINGTON MoNU

III mont Fuhd-|TM Die AMI ENcnN = BY VIM. IT. Victor, Tor IT.
The entire proceeds arising from the sale Of This work win DO de
voted to the Washington Monument. From the namc of this book no
ono would get the most remote conception Of its nature. Tho object
Of tho author ~ to present tho great events OF our couptryis history
in their true connection and bearing TO show how one produced tho
other from the beginning 10 the end TO set forth attic same tmc
the great principles Of our government as they were asserted and
maintained from limo to tro In connexion with tho events referred
TO. Ht NHnfNs HMr
These objects are presented by the writer IN rapid succession, but
In such clear light Of truth that u Ia impossible to misundorstand
them. Although tho work contains only 22 pages, IL presents a clear
view of our country, snd brings to light now mud important histori-
cal facts mover before published.
For sale in Washington by TAYLOR a NAURY, booksellers,
Mar ~ 74 Penn. avenue.
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GALrs CtocK.-The public will be glad TO see that
tho hands Of the large right and day clock ia the front
Of the establishment of Messrs. Gait & Bro, which were
some time ago removed, have been reset, and now indi-
cate the correct time at all hours. In the a5senoe Of a
city clock, our citizens should Justly appreciate the enter
prise of the Messrs. Gait ia siiording them a conspicuous
and unfailing standard of time.
MI. J. M. DAwsos, the comedian, so well and favora,
bly, known to everybody that has ever spent an evening"
in the Washington Theatre, intends leaving the city this
morning for New York, where Miss Davenport has leased
burton's Theatre, and secured Mr.. d. as principal
comedian OF her company. We hope, however, that he
has not taken his final leave of the metropolis, which his
genial continuance has 30 long cnliyened.
Miss GUIANA MAr.-We learn from the Boston Cour-
ier that this lady, who is . general fayorite with our cii-
zens, has been quite successful In tho recent concerts
which she has given at tho East. Sho was presented ut
Portland on Thursday Of last week with a superb ruby
ring, the gin of a number of ladies of that place.
TmK SECOND EXHIBITION Of the Washington Art Associ-
alton is now open at their gallery. Several fine pictures
are offered for sale. All the necessary arrangements for
the art festival, which is to come of tomorrow evening,
are now completed, and tho reunion bids fair to be
worthy the enterprise and reputation of the association.
SENATOR YUrES, who has been quite i'll since the ad-
journment of Congress, we are glad to state, il now oonva-
descent. Yesterday, for the first time since his attack,
he has vcntercd to ride out. During a portion of his
illness he is said to have been 30 low as to excite serious
apprebensions that the termination would be fatal.
tbs EXCHANGE HorKI@-We learn that this we'll known
property, located on G street, Immediately in the rear of
the National Hotel, was sold on Tuesday at public auction
for six thousand one hundred dollars. The purchaser
was Mr.. Bcnj. Beall.
DnowSTD.-A little son Of Mi. Edward Fuller, of this
city, while fishing on the wharf at the foot of Seventeenth
street ON Tuesday afternoon, accidentally fell overheard,
and was drowned.
ArrolArMEar. BERNARD s. Schoonover has been APP
pointed agent for tho Indians in the Upper Missouri
agency.
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THE AMERICAN NAVY.

prom the N. Y. Journal of Commerce, March sol
Annexed we furnish q correct list, estimated up to this
late. of the vessels Of the United States navy, which will,
on the LIST Of April, 1859, be in commission on active ser
vice. We claaa them in s~quadpns
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Financial.

New York, March 80. -Stocks are frm--Illinois Cen
trail shares, 67 do. bonds, 91l Michigan Southern,
I24 New York Central, 7T4 Reading, a9a Missouri
6s, SGT.
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CARD.


~" tW'H q "e cry HTW 10 FUUHy.
EDWARD DOLAN, Merchant Tailor, Sign Of the
~ Golden Fleece, corner Of l4th street md Penn. avcnue, oppo.
site wllards' Hotel, NEST respectfully returns his sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage he has received beyond his most sanguino ex-
pectation, and hopes 10 merit a continuance OF the same. His motto
win boz TO please, give general satisfaction, superior hitting garments,
and sell low for cash. lie now invites the attention Of his friends and
the public to his new and elegant assortment Of spring goods, selected
by himself from tho best importers in New York, comprising, in col.
ora of the most exquisite for frock and dresa coats, rich sk vestines
and pantaloon goods, morning coats, and business suits, and spring
oyorcoats OF the most beautiful styles. Constantly on hand a rich AZ
sortment Of furnishing goods, and a superb lot Of English collars and
lace Gravats ~ March 31-dIm
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The COMING WHEAT CRoP.-Col. johnson, of the New
York Agricultural Society says of the comparative yield
of the wheat crop Of the United States for 1858 and
IakQ
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Has~ UNION PRAYER MEETING every afternoon this
week, at a quarter before 8 O'Clock, in tho second Presbyterian
church, (Rev. DIR. Hammer ~ on New York avenue, near 18th street.
Preaching every evening at half past 7 O'Clock. All are invited,
March 29-d5t
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-Four Days Later from Europe Arrival OF the
Kangaroo.

New YoHx, March 80. The steamship Kangaroo,
from Liverpool on the 10th, arrived here al an early hour
this morning. Her adyices are OF much Interest.
The general tone of continental intelligence was de
cidediy moro wariike. aud active preparations were
making ia tie various countries.
Lord Cowiey had returned 10 London without being
successful In his negotiations.
The Paris BourSe had again declined
There was a panic in the vieIna money market.
The Irish treason trials had resulted In a disagree
mont.
Parliamentary proceedings have been unimportant
The jury in the Irish treason trials was out twenty
hours. and being unable 10 agree were discharged.
Lord Cowley had a protracted interview with the min
listers. There is nothing authentic known as to his mis-
sion, but ii is believed there was but little TO be hoped for.
The Paris correspondents regard the situation of affairs
as critical, and speak of continued preparations.
The Monaar publishes another official article, and com
plains Of the attitude Of the German States. IL insin-
yates that they have been influenced by unworthy mo-
tivcs, and rsitefates that the Emperor's views are pacific,
also that his actions are prompted for the benefit of
Italy
The Bourso was depressed. French three per cents
closed at OF.
Sariipia had called out her reserves and made new
levics. She is also reported to haye applied to France for
rs, 900.
The attitude of the Austrian and Sandman troops is
extremely m, nacing.
Austria continues her arrangements theoretically.
An outbreak in Central Italy was almost daily ex-
pected.
MIR. Preston, the American minister to Spain, had an
audience with the Queen, and the most friendly senti-
mcnts were expressed on both sides.
COMMERCIAL.
LIvrRrooI, Wednesday morning.-The cotton market
closed firm at last quotations. The sales OF the last three
days foot up 25, 900 bales. Brcadstutfs closed dull and
oeperallv unrhanped proyisiops dull Conaols OH
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IL is stated that the police of Palermo are paid from
week to week only one half of their wages. The other
half is kept MS a reserved fund, out of which all parties
suffering loss by theft, burglary, and similar crimes,
which it is the duty of the police to prevent, ara indem-
nifed. There is a settlement Mt the end of every six
months, and the surplus is divided among the policemen,
who are thus made to suffer a loss of wages by every
failure to perform their duty. The system works admit
rably. Crimes of the sort are almost unknown, and at
each settlement there is but little TO deduct from the
fund before it is distributed.
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~ mo. s29.l
by the President OF the United states

TN pursuance oflaw, ], James Buchanan, President
! q 2 a., ss O O"Sss ss&s s q 1 ss asd 40 q u. ss' sSS., ass.sao a hS@ q
ace, In The srAIK % hnssHsoFA, al rho period hereinafter aealsAA'e''
Al the land omos a, c1sHsuDe4, eoAamepens a Monday, the .H
.ssn.h day o. May neNt, for the dspoaAi o. ts pubic hsss, ss@'S"s
Nora n ne base Iins ad Sas q ae JourA PSaeqaI mosdisH-
Townships 40 and Al, Of range 10.
Townahips 81, 40, and Al, Of range 81
az, 81, and s., o. township IS townships "a, sS, %, 81, a, and a.
.a ssI 81 ss q 3 : i : sn a. ) Il aSs a / Z I z u . q =, & . e sas ! . 10,
e : 4 a l ,s, 20, =. "a .s, e, - y 80 q. y = e and d % ass q a's *. .se 81 'S 81 sns
SO, az township 81 townships IS, SO, ~, IS, and SO, q range 20
,o ss io; section I one "a ! he s' = Y Z a ss M j Z ossscdq MI ii The iNE Z q
the NE \ Of section "a q township 81 sections z = Q |! 10 ~
! 2 3 and the " asec,on 3 sections : and : ss " \ o.
a assn'l Is ! s 20. sna = H. he 4 Of fn section CO. 81 sections s% a, g, IS 50,
80, and 81, Of township "a; township IS, except tho W dissection
sections 2 and / DE Is Z, The N X Of ne NV <, and Tho N X
2, he = q Re section q : i tSs NE Ne q ~, .sc SW : !, .s &c s@s Nv ~ !, s s%S
the Z y chs sg X ofsseloa e section q and s9s,,'s 20 except
Inclusive The n K o. section II; SECTIONS is, 49, "a, %, and "a he
townships 50, ~, 10, and ii, Of range Is.
sections 2 : 9 s. a G y ~ u Is ~, 20 w w q a %S ,. 1st 1s - ! he t. N
\, the + n Of Tho NV Y, and the NV x ofthe NV y o. section
( Of section ii; sections i, IA, II, 20, q, "a, 20, IS, 80, 50, and 81,
d township s5j townships SO and a Of range 2o
the sw x the N <, ihe n y Of The sw = and The \ \ q as Sc \
Of sse.oa 20; sections e and "A; the : y /. Of ne NE 8 y % sfs ssa ss 20 20
80, 50, and "a Of township IS; sections i to 80, inclusive; section So
tho NE x OF section SO; sections "a and 50, Of township &c., township
81, Of range ~.
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools, indian, military,
and other purposes, viii be excluded from the sales.
Tho offering OF the above lands win be commenced on The day
sppointed. and win procecd IN the order in which they are advertised,
until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus closed; but
The sale shall moi be kept open Longer than tno uoeks, and no private
entry Of any of the lands will DO admitted until after tho expiration
Of tho two weeks.
Given under my hand, at tho city OF Washington, this 7h day OF
January. Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and nfty nine.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President
Tuos. A. HEsDRIcKs,
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Rag FESTIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON ART Asso-
citation The special committee Of arrangements have decided that
tho festival shall take place at the gallery on Thursday, the 3lst inst,
at O'Clock, p M Those DESTROYS OF participating are requested TO
procure their ickots Immediately of either member OF the committee
OF of the jauhor at tho gallery.
HoRATio STONE, President.
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Charles Haskins, John r. Coyie,
II. X. Brown, Franklin Philip,
II. +. Cunningham, John r. Ennis,
Walter Lennox, j. NJ. Stanley.
John G. Clarke,
Mar 27-d4t Intel, Star, & StatesJ
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UTRAPPING PAPERS-White shoepaper, 80
wv cents pcr ream yellow iea-paper, IS cents large white,
rs cents large gray, 81 20 thick envelope paper, 81 20 large
do, 81 SO yellow iron mongcrs'p paper, 90 cents pcr ream.
Mar 27 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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amaE, MOTT, Il AUTRY, Attomeys-atIaw
y 4 Holly sprtsss Miss will practice In the High Court d Errors
ana ArP~sis NJ JACKSON The Federal Corrt At Pcnotcc the Courts OF
te 1h Judicial District n Mississippi and will attend 10 the col
ecf'"n OF Claims throughout North Atss,ssipp. Sept 1s-du
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BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFA
10 Robes Tho subscribers have received from Ct. IouB
largo lot of superior Buffalo Robes, which they are selling very cheap
Jan cd JAS. Z. MCGUIRE n co.
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vXTM. 7. DOVE e co. are now prepared to exc
wv cute any orders with whuh they may DO favored In the
Plumbing, Gas, or Stesm fitting business.
tsscve o." an arot, a fe~ doors NORTH Of Penrsy'ran'a ar~nse)
Where may bc found a complete assortment Of chandeliers, and oshe
gns, steam, and water fixtures. Jan
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Tbs EXCHANGE HorKI.-We learn that this we'll known
property, located on G street, Immediately in the rear of
the National Hotel, was sold on Tuesday at public auction
for six thousand one hundred dollars. The purchaser
was Mr.. Bon. BealI
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H0AL, COAL.-We have yet on hand a large
~ quantity Of all kinds OF COAL, suitable for general family use,
which we are anxious TO dispose Of al tho lowest possible rates.
T. j. X W. NJ. GAIT,
Office NV. corner ~ aud c SITS, No. CAT, and
Foot OF 18th street, below War Department.
March 20-I0t
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DnowSrD.-A little son Of Mi. Edward Fuller, of this
city, while fishing on the wharf at the foot of Seventeenth
street ON Tuesday afternoon, accidentally fell overheard,
and was drowned.
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A CARD.-DUVALL & BROTHER, merchant
~ tailors, are now receiving their new spring and summer goods
OF me most fashionable designs and fabrics, which they will make to
order in their usual style Of elegance and fashion Our friends and
customers are invited TO cali early and mako their collections.
Mar 10 -3taw3wf DUVAlL q BRO.
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rrolAraEsr.-Berna S. Schoonover has been APP
pointed agent for tho Indians in the Upper Missouri
agency.
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Corner Of Pcansytcansa avenue and sd street, Warrington, L. O.
popular House has, in consequence of the
Adjournment Of Congress-, a number Of nne rooms suitable for
families and single gentlemen with board, all at very moderete prices.
Clean beds and good table rs the deserved reputation Of this osab-
hshment. S. LAMB, Proprietor.
Mar 23-dtnf
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NEW YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS
FroIa w. "a. MCDONALD = Co, 'oa Nassau =
John c. HENDERSON, sMYTH, & c

To Dealers In Artificial Flowers, os'
Feathers, Fancy 0sods, &C.
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DOCKS FROM LONDON
i'll Facts, Failures, aud Frauds; revelations, Financial, Mercan-
tile, and Criminal; by u. N. Evans. 1859. 81 80.
Iankin's Applied Mechanics. %.
fuIer's Holy and Profnne State. 81 70.
Aison's History Of Europe. IL vols. and index. sl3.
Military Atlas to Aiison's Europe. 80.
Souihs Household Surgery. 81 so.
Mihngton's Heraldry in History, Poetry, and Romance. % rs.
Repton on Landscape Gardening; by Loudon- % 70.
Tho voisec and TrRvpis ofEr John Naundcvillc, Kt. ~ 80.
History OF The Christian Church. 3 vols. 81.
The Works Of Sir Walter Raleigh. 8 vols. si6.
Mar ~ .f.- FRANCK TAYLOR. -
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E0R RENT, either furnished or unfinished, and
III by tho year or for a shorter period, my house, on tho corner OF
@ and Third streets, occupied during the last session OF Congress by
Hon. Mr.. Hammond, United States senator from South Carolina. IN
qure of DAVID A. HALL,
Noy 6-eodf No. 40s c siroct.
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moi RENTING Front Parler, and Bed Room at
tached, over Kidwell 4 Laurenees Drug Store. The most
desirable rooms on tho avenue, on account OF the nearncss to the do
partments and Wizards Hotel. Also, two bed rooms In third story;
all furnished. Apply TO KDWEIL 4 LAURENCE,
Nov 1o-3tawtf r, near 14th strcat.