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# nOIOB9O ~ OC0x
sNO. MAIN EUhU n.
INHE undersigned, expecting to be absent from
~ Keokuk about six months, has appointed w /.
N. 6tannus his agent and attorney % attend to his
\ business. gs@
a A COED supply of GRO CERIEs and Pro-
avIslONS will be kept constantly On hand, o.
i,heap % ever. VIM. 6TANNUS.
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p I Z E'6 p e A K!

a mAROTsG. On k0conA.Rtroce, /,
n IL the only place that You ean get good Gain
twist Rifles, and Colts Revolvcrs 1t SIS piece.
mch3OdIv
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II. X. LOVE r Co.,,
Successors to Deming 4 Lovs,)
BANKERS,

[ . -
BANKERS,
xIVkpartisular attention TO collections and re-
~ nitpromptly on the day Of payment.
RErEREEcxS:
Bank Of NeTth Americ&, New York.
Drsxel Co., PhilAdsiphia.
4. w, Clark Co.,
Citizens Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. Scully Cashier, do
s. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch 6tsts Bank Of Ohio, zanesville.
Commercial BAak Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution st. Louis.
Geo. Smith : Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov24d
wh. rHoMPsor. D. " nArIHY
WIN. THOMPSON K Co..
BANKERS,
Corner OF Main and Second sts..
KEOKUK IOWA.
Nov. 8, '68-d
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VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN * CO.,
(sUccKssoRs TO J. L. HOBBS co.,)
Fourth-street, between Main and johnson,
kE0kU
M d R RS AND DEAL q =
i In uttEENSWARE, Ola IS and CHINA, Kero-
sene Lamps, Solar nd hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, SC. dc.
Having purchased the laIge and we'll selected
stock at the old stand OF C. &. GrifRth Co.. will
be pleased TO have call from one and all. We
intend to keep constantly on hand complete stock
both for
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the manufactu-
rers, in Engknd, France ana America, We will be
able TO sell n low any regular house In the West.
Y. II. SULLIVAN 4 co.
1850. spring ana sammer 1859.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J.x.HuroaIssos. >. ,AAss DEWEY
HUTCHINs0N 4 DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st. bet. Main Johnson. .KEOKUK.
LAVE JUST received at their Fashionable
J. l. Tailoring and Furnishing establishment,
choice and excellent supply Of Broadoloths,
Cassimeres, Vcstings, and tents FURNISH
ING GOODS, of all descriptions, and guarantee
that their work shall be done in the most ap-
proved and satisfactory manner. They are con-
stantly receiving the New York and Philadei-
phia fashions; and respectfully solicit AL who
desire good work and the best material to give
AnrIsa1y HIrTcUYNgoN nEwry
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OIEOs
%otPPF 81 II sss 3 yesss at M O'clock
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
sreInoon, at 8 o'clock, where the friends of the
family are invited to attend.
he Sh from an rs
ann Mary McGrann, aged ears, 5 months, and Is
His funeral will take place from his parents resi-
dence, No. 291 b street, Tomorrow, at D o'cock
P; IN. The friends of the family are invited to at
-, On n the 10Th instant, MARY E., youngest daugh-
ter OF tho late Alexar der shepherd.
~, 9th street -
On ths Nm9rnipE Sf the 18th tant 1T 81, O'Clock
ba TSs f sSsd years sII and 8 months
morrow Friday Morning at O'Clock. The friends
oi the family are IsspectfalLy nyiss to attend.
But tits God that hath befeft US,
He can all our sorrows heal
On the 18TH instant, Mrs CATHARINF, wife of
George AIlier and mother Of p. Thyson IN the nth
TIL, friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral on FRIDAY morning, at 10
6 st%es f9 and her residence No. 4o7
EbWAkf RSaT & &c III # J sssd
s{tbat ron oil HILL and Elizabeth II. Mcpherson.
lPetersburgh and St. Louis papers will please
copy
Departed this life, ON "Wednesday, the 18th inst,
Mrs.ROSETTA DYSON, in the 18th year Of her
age alter long and severe affection, which she en-
dured with christian tortItude.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
TO attend her funeral To morrow Afternoon. Her
south c street. between I'd and 81 streets and con
veyed to Wesley Zion Church, at ? O'Clock, at
Death has been here, and borne away
mother from our side;
Dear mother, thou hast died.
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Lyons Powder and his Pills,

All Ihe lnsect tribe VIII Kill.
JUDGE MEIGs, President Of the American Insti-
tute, says: The discovery of this powder by prof
Lyon IS OF national Importance. The Farmers
SIuO nave tested 1t thoroughly. Locusts, grass
hoPPers, ants, bugs and all vermin can he DESTROYS
gardens preserved, and houses made pure II Is
Tree rem P1rsen to flankiHd, IRE sac nv. Lyon
edtu There is no question rs to the great efficacy
OF THIS article. A applications destroys every
thlng Ike garden wOruIs, bed bugs, heas, ticks
,1achcs, DC. IL rs an Asiatic plant discovered by
Mr. r. Lyon. Many limitations will he offered. BE
sure II bears his address. Remember
lis Lyons Powder kills all l. sects in Trice
While Lyons Pi Is are mixed for rats and mice,
Sample TASKS Is cts; regular sizes 50 cts and 81,
BARNES & PARK, New York,
also Lhe MsTiean Mustang Liainlent.
ap 2S-lmeow
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BY A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.

DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
y LOTS ON THE ISLAND, ON 9Th STREET WEST
BY virtue OF the last W i and testament of Hanson
Ban. s., deceased, and an order of tho Orphans
Court: the subscriber will sell. on THURSDAY
the 10Th day OF June. 1852, ct o'clock D. m, on the
premises, Lots No. 10 ard 70, IN William g. Todd
end William II. GunnelpB subdivision of SQUARE
No as fronting each . feet8 inches ON 9Th street
west, batween south ID and streets, by I2O feet
deep, The above property lis elgijiy situated and
rapidly enhancing in value.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in and Il
months, secured 10y the purchasers notes, bearIng
interest from the day of Fale, with deed of trust
upon the property and If not complied with in SIX
days after the sale the property will be resod upon
one week s notice, at the risk and expense of the
purchaser. Title made perfect.
ALEXANDER LEE,
Administrator G.. Il. A,
ma "a eodds A. GREEN, Auct
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BY A. GREEN, Auctionecr.

BY a. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SALE OF HORSES, COLTS, CATTLE
y WAGONS, CARTS, Woop. &c AT PuBLIc Auc-
TIoS.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the Slst
Instant at o'clock, will sell, at Linden, the resi-
dence Of Theodore Mosher, on Seventh street road
am within miles OF the City Post Office:
Horses; among them a Lady's Horse and No
Gentien ans SADDLE Horse,
well bred Colts, years old,
10 head OF Cattle; of them fat and among them
6g' oil MIich Cows,
TARGET ur-huTse Wagon and 3 two horse Wagons
lhl cords Seasoned Oak Wood,
Also, Carts, Farming Utensils, &c.
Including Manny's Combined Reaper and Mower.
usnh hut one season.
Terms: All sums Of and under S20. cash /; over
$40, credit of 80 and % days. for notes satisfacto
rily endorsed, bearing interest.
Jcl A. GREEN, Auct
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New Yark Uarksta-

NEW YORK, June l6.-Flour has declined lOc;
40 ' SS'" y ~'o
ern red sl.70; do white Al .55a1 90 new, e. ,rS
-; Western white 81 65 "
Corn closed with declining tendency. mixeS
ST. yellow 50 y .; white s5as.9c
prime SIS. w.
Lard closed quiet at IIaIIke.
Whisky closed steady at 25c
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ANOTHER GRAND Pic Nc TOMORROW The
Naraganset Club, No. 1, of Georgetown, give
their first grand picnic tomorrow, at Arlington
springs popular band of music has been en-
gagged for the occasion, and the Sachcms pledge
themselves to spare no pains TO render it one of
pleasure to those who favor the Club with their
company. .t.-f-
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LECTURE At THE SMITHSONIAN. the request
OF several citizens the Rev. John Washington, of
London, viii give free lecture at 8 O'Clock this
evening at the Smithsonian Institution upon the
martyrs and pilgrims of religious liberty in con-
nection with the early settlement of America
Inc opportunity OF hearing this distinguished
gentleman upon so interesting subject will
doubtless be eagerly embraced by the public.
Mr. w leaves tomorrow for New York, where
he has excited deep interest - 80,
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FiuanrfaI.

NEW y ORR, June l6.-Stocks are dull aud heavy
Chicago and Rock Island 59a.; Cumberlond C,osI
Co i6a; Illinois Central share IS 4; do bonds %;
Michigan Southern guaranteed bonds ~; New
notk central q S; Ia. Coal Co. -; Reading 4aA
NIL. ana Mis-. IA; Va. 6S g7k; Missouri Ga s6k
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
CORNER or 9TH STREET WEST AND BoUNp,Ry
STREET AT AUCTIoN;-On MONDAY, the 9Th IN
slant, shall sell. front Of the premises at "a
O'Clock p. M, the following described valuable prop
crT TO wit: Lots Nos. S, 6 and 7, in Square 39S.
west al boundary street.
Terms of sale: One-tbIrd cash; balance in 6, r.
and Is months, for notes bearing interest from day
OF sale. deed given and deed OF trust taken Al
conyeyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
u lots A.GREEN, Auct
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A NALOSTAN RETREAT.
~ IAC0R POW y u a. 20

n JACOB POWERS a CO., PRoPRIEroRs.
rms summer Retreat offers 10 the public the moet
desirable resort ar the District, beirg a
i ON; MINUTES M walk or ride from WASH Way
On The proprIetors have erected spacious favliol
o. Dy Sieet dining: dressing, dancing and refresh
ment rooms, which surrounded nv beautifIIl
groyes, and amply supplied with pure water
rS,ues klsIu ne TINS retreat can. At all tunes be
Boating, Quot Pitching, &c. ard the Bar and
Larder VIII Al Al times be found supplied with ev-
erythlng desirable and in season ~ 0'
"a good wharf Is now being erected opposite 20
FsPy ard, Tor the accommodation OF visito-S
from W ashlngton, aud Boats will at al times 10
found 70 convey visitors TO and from the Retreat
zee 81 charse except when Il As occupied by PIC nice
Clubs and other parties who wish the exclusive
rght ot tne grounds can make satisfactory arrange
ments by calling on u 0 ProprietOrs.
ne pest police Arrangements will be enforced.
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UNION ACADEMY ExHIBIIIoN.-The exhibition
given by the scholars Of this school last evening
at the Smithsonian Institution, was the occasion
Of drawing together at that place, an unusually
large and attentive audience. On entering the
hall our ears were greeted with the pleasant sound
OF Inrslc, which was in attendance. At the main
entrance To the hall each visitor was presented
with copy Of neatly printed newspaper, en-
titled The High School Jntelligencer,r pub
lished by the scholars. and the ability of the ar
tcles contained therein would reflect credit upon
older and more experienced heads
The exercises consisted Of defamation and
original addresses by the various scholars, and
as all dld so remarkably well. il would be diff
cult for us TO make d discrimination, and snace
preciudts us from commenting. as we should like
TO do, on each separately.
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EXCITING SCENE-MAD Doc IN SCHOOL Room.
No little excitement was created yesterday in the
Female department Of the Fourth District School.
Miss Milburn,) by the entrance into the school
room Of a rabid dog foaming at the mouth, snap
ping as he ran along the passing, and exhibiting
the usual signs Of Iaadness in such sort that thu.
greatest alarm was naturally excited in The school
room. Mr.. John T.. Thorn pson, principa of the
Male department, with much presence of mind,
restrained some Of the larger BOYS, who courage
that by approaching it nguardedly, some Of
them might he bitten. Mr.. Thompson then un-
dericok the dangerous task IF eiecting tue dog
from the room, and was SO fortunate to succeed
in SD dom. without INJURY to himself or anv Of
the pupils The dos died in great apparent ago
ny shortly after.
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The LITTLE CHILD Of Mr.. La Barre, which W.
mentioned Yesterday as having been severed,
burned, has since died
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SUDDEN DEATH IN ABExAaDRIA-Mr John
Muir, !r., an estimable citizen of Alexandria in
the prime of life, died at his residence i'm that city
on Tuesday afternoon, after short and severe III
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WEpDINS CAKES, very pretty and very cheap. Ice
SIeam ana w alter Ices at Sl-50 per ralon, at the
fnlaheiphia Confectionery, corner 18th and F SITS.
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT in another column of fire.
concert at Mades' restaurant, tonight
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LIME-LIME-LIMEr

LlME-LIME-LIME.
WAY Always be had, ia quantities 70 suit, the
peSt qnadIty OF fresh Wood burnt LIME, CT
MENT; PLASTER and HAIR, 81 Washinstnn
Lime kilns, No L, between upper and lower bridge
have, by the request Of my customers residins IN
the lower part of the city, and for the country trade
esablshed depot at the foot If 9th street and the
Canal, where may always he found on hand the best
quality otfresh wood burnt Lime, Cement, Plaster
Hair and White Sand. '
Orders received and Punctually attended 70.
ia lS-lm w. n. Cooley.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIoneers.
(ARRlAGES AND BUGGIEs AT AUCTION
~ On SATU RDAl MORNING, June 18th. Al ~
O'Clock, In front of the Auction Rooms we shall
tor account of whom it may coscern-
ly Carriage.
| Passenger Family Carriage
light Trotting Wagon,
excellent Leather top RuRcies
Terms: One third cash the residue in On and %
lays Tor satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing in
je i5-d T. G. McGIuREI IN Ant.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Chas J. White,
GINA lNGLEBRIGHT Of Virginia.
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AUCIIOI ALA,

A, n
VALUABLE UNIMPROyED pPoprprx
v ON InE isLaSp AT hrcJ,oIonf WThETHrrli
prerIses ats nnloct " s ~ se 10 ir2nt Of Sht
in square D. ffontinr % feet M gsis VI Los ~
and running hack iI2 feet TO An asx ~, so
9Th Street. " - - '"' y oe' "oen Ia quo
Terms: On. fo,,,b ., IN b.I.,,.;. -, =.
months for notes hear;n n,ts IA ana y
ie rs !, w" """ +" "ocu VI Hus' .sxeni sae.r 3
~ :" =. lGREEN, Anct.
BY j. G. Mcguire a. CO., Asetiopeers
TWO FRAME uoIrSpS AVN T~TS
Il MORN I; sPrTrI euywns S IN III s1 IL, ON
oTSanape NJ "a on inc Premises We shai SCH part
S.s sfss H.. ssTssS d ERA 81 sssts I%aans
houses.
paes we sbn a sssr the above & the same
Of north street and sR se Sp
Terms: One, fourth cash III. residue in 6, 70 and
@ with interest, secured by deed in trust
Iel6 J. G.. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts.
NCEnI :, =, -. ----S---
I The nnds,..;rnmaaa H r. IN GEOhGETOWN;-
Ci,cn t s NJ un9er decree OF the
the 7th day of M WI h Passsa on
dict Jost compismont. and c;nSlien Rnrart md
M ,s, RupcIt and others, defendants; tNo:
July next lsso nj o'cIoct ~ tbe . ,d,n uSs t p
preini ses sa AZ n0b; 100 ~ eve a,IsI9oh, on we
9ep tbe Se at punic suction, 20 the highest bid
O. to wit PAT 81 n,NP irS Il, III ~
ni"g tha esr aooi,1h 20 c. begin
street on the ,r.t u IT, ~ y. Ia Ieet rom beail
sonth On font M nns o. 90 SasH .ot ana running
feat tbenna -, ea &c. - o. lee! lnence nortn ~
10 80 L., WI o leo' ~ 'io pesInning.
q pa's ~ 10, w. W, IN lne saine addition 70
m: s. Sc g.
west ine Green street ~ feet themes 30 feet
.encG % ieeI thence east 81 eet 10 Green ST.
",'t Pace u peshnog Win the improvements on
sd IT. 70 70 oI stiu Ipts'
Ierms OF SAFE One-thlrd oil the purchase money
In cash ana the residue I'm three equal yments Of
~ IL dnn III months from the day of sale the deferred
payments TO bear interest from the day Of sale and
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A RENT on CAPITOL BIILDA three s.ory
BRICK HOUSE, new and in good order. Q rooms,
BIl: Fo. terms, &s, Apply q ] Mn3ULT0N,sOi
Penn. avenue. je lo-F ,M&Thf
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ma q eo&d.
rsrBEE 4; GREEN, AqstjO9esr, o,,

By A. GREEN, AuctlOneer.
Il FRAME HOUSES AND LoT AT AUcrIoN.-On
tRlDAf Y, the LIST day of July next ] shall sell in
adeed of trust to the subscriber bearing date the
18th day Of July, 1854, and recorded in Ii6er J. A
No 81 fo!los la7, 1913, 1879 and 2OO one of the lan
Iecords for Washington county, in the District of
Cciunbla, the following improved property, living
said viz:
All of Lot No. Is, in Square No. lo7, having front
on north l., between 18TH and 9tI streets wSst to-
getheT with the improvements, which are three 2
story Frame Houses.
Terms of sale cash.
Ii the terms of sale not complied with IN three
days OF sale the Trustee reserves the hit TO resell
the property by giving three days notice of such
resale IN the star new raPer IF the city of Wash
Ington. at the risk aud cost of the FIRST purchaser
JOHN p. HILTON. Trustee,
je2 2aw&ds A GREEN Anct
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GROVER Il BAKERS
VI SEWING ELEEBBRAIED FAMILY

NbW INU MhOHINES.
- no longer questioned that these Machine. are
the best ln the mar ket for family sewing Spools AZ
purchased from the stores are used upon them
without winding, making a seam Of nneo usl ed
strength anc beauty: They simple In constTuo-
uon easily managed, not liable TO get out Of order
and nolseless in their operation. '
A full assortment constantly ON hand and for .,la
at factory prices by r. c. STEVENS
1886 Pa. av., Washington.
~ Also, a full supply of NEEDLES, COT
Machines. WIS
III A good Operator in attendance 10 show Tn.
Machines and give full instructions in their use
ap - Sun 49,
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EOR RENT-The commodious and airy two
story BRICK HOUSE, with attic and base
ment, and large garden, the corner of LIST street
east and street north, Capitol Hill. Inquire OF
AMOS HUNT, Fire and Life Insurance Agent
Post Office Box 4Ji, or at SIP 18th ct west
je I6 81 HINT
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AUCTION sALn
THIS AFTER NOON q M xop >

11-IS nE oNtYOON TOMORROW
BY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co. Auctionee,s
ARGB INVOICE OF SILVER Plated
TERNo6N, june is.s' At oe1ds O. p. AZ
moor OF the auction rooms, we shall sail, a Iarge
sed beautiful assortment Of sllver-pisted Ware.
Chss I'd and Plain Tea Sets Coffee Urns,
Gastsrs. Waters. Cake Baskets. r..
ice pitchsv, Vegetable Dishes. Turreens,
SSSS s@n., NUE. N. g., Spoons and Forks.
bI. al frSys, salt and Mustard Stands &c ac
Ierms: SS5 and under. cash; over that surn n
oredn and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
ie lad ). c. MCGUIRE CO., Auct..
CovERSSMfEiSSSfF lk sk 4 Coz h ANqot.I9nssys.
~ THURSDAY AFTERNOON. June 18th ~
~ CLOCK, on the grounds south OF the Presidents
80 largo stacks excellent Hay to he remov.a ,,,,h;.
S days after the sale ~ 10 '0'"o'7u "''"'a
Terms cash IN specie.
by ORDER oil the Commls'r OF Public BUILDINGS
ESQ ). Z. Mcguire d Co, Aacts.
BY A. GREEN, AuctIone.,
VALUABLE I'M prov kND UNIN
1ISN:-on THURSDAY, the 18TH instant, 4 s aTS
Lot in square No. Se fronting feet on 9Th strect
east, and 75feef on l. street south. with the i'm prove
ment, theTe2n consIatlng of story
under all, now OCCUPIED by ]. e. Cross as a shoe
store and under rentfor S2nO per annum: with
story brick warehouse with cellar brick wal
Also, an unimproved Lot, adjoining, fronting Is
FEET inches on street SOUTH in the same Ssnare
runnlns hack ss feet; This lot has brick walls on
two sides, and building may be erected az sraIi
expense. '"'A
Terms: One-thlrd cash balance in 6. -. And ~
months Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
dsputable. ~ fo III
le lots A. GREEN, Auct.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR HENT-Two Frame OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il on Massachusetts avenue, between 18th aud
18TH streets: For particulars enquire on the prem
lses, or OF the subscriber, ~ No. i3O Pa. avenue
between ~. and 9Th streets
je rs St. JAS f. DJTNAWIN
FOR SALE-The SODA WATER STAND
PIPE, GLASSES. and BOTTLES, on Pa avenue
between 9Th and Sth streets, doing good buti
Apply at the stand to day or to morrow want
je rs St.
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PicKPockETs.-The German Musical Festival,
and other public entertainments, now Transporting
or about to transpire, in and about tn. ave
attracted considerable number Of tn. I'm
gered gentry hither, In anticipation of a harvest
in their line Consequently, 1t becomes our citi-
zens and honest guests to keep their hands on
their pocket books.o 81 b " T. = OPP
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LNAIR VIEW FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE
FOR WASHINGTON CITY PROpER'rV

, ~ v.
This Beautiful and imPro,sd Farm is now in tho
maIkct and R9Hssesson Will be given on the first Of
Potomac River and CHESAPEAKE and Ohio SCa Canal al,
At the Seneca Guard Lock, z miles above Wash
abd%. ens Of WHICH 81 snd ~ the
ee1eG T, nf Sss P9PaT h,eh0ry and very large
Der, now suitable Tor rails, posts, &c. There is
plenty OF chestnut and locust timber on tins place,
quantity can be sold TEcre is about $50 set saeS Of
the land under high state of cultivation, aud I'M
proved b, large and convenient Dwelling House,
a large portion of which is new, and the balance
thoroughly TePaIIed; a new wood house and work
shop, cstern honse, ice house. G.. and fine large
hay houses, corn and meat houses, and a hydraulic
ram aad pipes, which carry the most excellent
stock yard. supplying all with water continually
without any labor. The Farm is under good chestnut
the best spring water in q OF them. There is about
81 acres OF bottom land lying upon the Cana which
very large amount of hay, which Is ali for sale. as
the upland fully supplies the farm. There is quaa-
orchard Of 80 eas the Sest selected aa' I sP aRnd
great variety. and POI peach trees all now an ex
tthe peach trees are full this year, The land is of
aHexoeHent quality sti loan, " it'll an open ciay
subsoi; for wheat, corn, clover and other grass it
is superior. Fortunes may be made upon it by rails
Ing pc'ches and 9th r frnI's for the Washington
adapted to the growth ofthrm, and the fruit may be
car rom the farm to both the market bous Is by
ads. On account of the facilities afforded by the
Canal abe cost of Transporting the wood, hay nd all
the other products al the farm To market is yetyin
cons derable. The dwelling house stands upon q hill
one quarter OF mile from the river, and the view
from it, of the river and surrounding country, is
magnificent and Is universally esteemed thu finest
upon the Potomac river. The comforts of home
may he here enjoyed. Steam packets, carving pas
sengers from Warrington and Georgetown, pass
tho place daily. The situation is healthy-mvs elf
and a good faml have resided there four
years. ana never found 1t necessary to call q doctor
FOR any sickness of ourselves or servants 4 only
wish 10 dispose of the pace for the purpose of re-
al llS1at anHn th..r
which have near the Canal miles belo this
Persous DESTROYS Of viewing the property would do
ing, they cOnld judge hest Of tie quality of
tine land sired, the tract of land will be divi
dfd For further Information apply by letter to IN
subscriber directed to Darncst6wn, Md. or an Der
son upon the premises. The title is iudisputable;
and terms will be made easy.
WILLIAM READING,
jee-2aw2w Fairview Md