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Fatal Termination of Pleasure PARTY.
THREE LIVES LOST BY DROWNING.

melancholy accident occurred on Fridsy
on the lake, short distance from the new gar :
rlson Two young men, brothers, named VIM.
and Alex'r Hoig, with two ladies, named Eliza.
beth Baker and Ellen Martin, went out boating
In the afternoon in a small boat, like many Of
those In use In our harbOr. There was sufficient
WIND to watt the boat pleasantly along, but not
enough to make the idea of danger prominent
or OF any moment. The time passed ioyously
away until between 6 and o'clock, when one
OF the party, endeavoring to make some neces-
sary change in the position of the SAIL suddenly
upset the boat, and the whole four were i'm
mersed IN the water. struggle for life of the
most terrible nature ensuei l, the women scream
ing piteously and crying aloud, but in vain, for
help. The young men on rising from the wa
ter seized the boat, now turned eottom up, and
quickly padded it with their hands towards
MISS Martin, who was floating in the water a
snort distance from them. On reaching her.
Alexander, the elder, endeavored to draw her
towards the vessel, but she seized and clung to
MN with fatal tenacity, evidently dragging
him down by her weight, until they both sank
to rise no more.
In the meantime the other young woman,
MISS BAKER, after series of rapid blt ineffec-
tual attempts to buoy herself up, also became
iost 10 view, and none was left above the water
put William. He maintained his hold of the
boat, and being tolerably expert swimmer,
managed by its aid to gain the shore, almost
exhausted with the effort and oyerburde ened
with grief: The sorrowful tale was soon spread
through the city, and created very painful
sensation. Miss Baker was about twenty wears
OF age, and possessed many personal attrac-
tons. Miss Martin was also in the full enioy.
ment OF youth. The bodies have not yet been
recovered The accident was, no doubt owing
In IN great measure to carelessness The par.
ties were evidently unacouainted with tho
proper management of a boat, and this fact,
together with want of caution on their part,
led to the deplorable calamity.
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suspected Poisoning Case in Rutland, VT.
From the Rutland Herald Nav 24l

We have refrained, to the present time, from
referring to an unpleasant subject which has
Tor the past few days excited deep interest in
our community, and occasioned much conver-
sauon throughout the town and vicinity But
as public journalists we deem il our duty now
70 speak OF the matter, as much to check un-
warranted gossip and exaggeration, as to give
the simple facts in the case, SO far as thew have
come to our knowledge
It appears that the wife of Dr. III. D. Allen,
VINO had resided for some years in town, died
some months since, as was alleged with cancer
IN the stomach. Some time after, and We be-
heve TO some extent previously, considerable
Scandal was afoat in reference to DIR. Allen in
connection with Mrs. Weeden, the wife of an
intimate friend Of the doctor This gossip was
restrained In limited degree until early last
week, when Mr.. Weeden, who had been for a
ume quite sick, suddenly became worse, and
oied as was thought, strangely and unaccount-
ao'y But, notwithstanding the impetus which
the death OF Mr.W. gave to the scandal already
atioat, no action was had in the premises, and
tne remains were inferred on Thursday last
Immediately subsequent, however, to this, the
excitement in regard to the matter assumed a
more formidable shape, and the town autbori.
ties felt called upon to take notice of the case.
Accordingly, on Saturday, the body of Mr.. W
was exhumed, when an examination was made
oy board OF our most respec table physicians,
and who, as 1t appears from this cursory exam-
lnatloH, thought proper to extend their inves-
ngatlon as to the cause of the death of DIR. AL
lens wife With this view the board repaired
to East Wallingford, where the body of Mrs
A. was inferred and made as full an examin-
alton OF her case as their means would allow.
the result of all of which is that Dr. Allen and
Mrs. Weeden were both arrested on Saturday
night, lodged in Jail, and held to an examin-
alton In the meantime the stomachs of Mrs
A and Mr.. W. have been taken to New York
by Sheriff Edgerton, to be there subjected to
chemical test by DR.. Chiffon. Mr.. Edgerton
returned to town on Tuesday, but as vet no
report has reached us as to the examination
oy Prof Chiffon, and we may not get it for
some days to come. In the meantime the ex.
cltement Is somewhat allayed, but all the pros
and cons In the case are considerably argued
throughout the town and vicinity.
We have thus, as briefly as possible, given
the general statement Of facts in regard to this
unpleasant matter, without coloring, and with.
ont allusion to any Of the details of the floating
gossip attending it, (or expressing any opinion
IN regard to the case,) and we have only to add
the hope that the examination of Prof. Clinton
may prove the innocency of the parties impli-
GATED In this alleged awful crime; and, if this
shall be, the parties certainly deserve the sym
Pathy and support of a generous public in their
hour OF trouble and affiction.
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N POINT LOOKOUT.

POINT LOOKOUT.
II Undersigned, long and well known TO the
uuavellng public as Propnetor of the City A . A
notel, hlexandrle, Va, and the United vGYAy
States hotel IN WashII gton oIt., has lEskE i
teaseo Tor term of years the magnificent EaS sI =
tavlilon a. the numerous cottages connected with
II, recently erected at Point Lookout the point of
luoctop of the Potomac with Chesape Bsy and
having furnished them In q style equal 70 th.t of
sny other watering place in the United States will
open the establishment the l2th day of June ne II
TOT the reception OF visitors, his arrnnRemeDts he
OF az least $50 guests.
Point lookout besides being des .rvedly the most
IIeinons ace In all America for hne Oysters. Hog
In, SOFT Crabs, eephf ad, Maokerel, and an
ntneI sat water luxurles, possesses finer facilities
LOT Surf Bathing than oven Caps May, while the
paok country Immediately adjoining it-including
the Drives. Partridge and Woodc0ck shootinE
&C., 6e.--ofer advantages together, superior n
Ihose ot aHy other watering paoe on thu
4 ne w etet Views from the pavilion and from ali
ne cottages ere extensive. varied, and charming
Inc health of the point is unsxeelled by that Of
onntaln regions, and the access to il by steamers
from Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk and RIoh-
mond, VIII probably be daily to and from each of
tnose elnes. He has spared no expense in provld-
Ing hne Band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boats
go Tor hire, or N stocking his cesrs with the best
Wines. Liquors, DO. In short. his patrons will
hnd at their command every luxury and comfort
optAnaole at any other American watering place
his terms for board, BY the day, week, or month,
ior lndIviduas or families, will be reasonable.
f hia % otJulJ LOGAN @. SMITH.
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A DESCRIPTION OF THE PERSON or Jrsr.

a DESCRIPTION OF THE PERSON OF JESUS
CHRIST, as Ut tcds found tn an ancient man
HScTIpt sent by PHbktNS Lsntulus, Prssi,ksnt
OF JndeG, to the Senate of Ronse:-There lives
at this time In Judea man of singular char
acter, whose name is Jesus Christ. The bar.
barians esteem him a prophet, but his followers
adore him as the immediate offsprino of tba
immortal God. He is endowed with such nm.
parsiieied virtue as to call back the dead from
their graves, and to heal every kind of disease
with word or touch. His person is tall and
elegantly shaped = his aspect amiabIe, rev.
erend. His hair flows in those beautiful shades
which no united colors can match, falling into
graceful curls below his ears, agreeably couch :
ing on his shoulders, and parting on the crown
Of his head, like the head-dr of the sect
Of the Naxarites. His forehead is smooth and
large, his cheek without spot, save that of a
lovely red; his nose and mouth are formed
with exquisite symmetry; his beard is thick
and suitable to the hair Of his head, reaching
a little above his chin, and parting In the
middle like fork; his eyes are BRIGHT, clear.
and serene He rebukes with majesty, coun.
sells with mildness, and invites with the most
tender and persuasive language. His whole
address, whether in q word or deed, being ele.
CANT, grave, and strictly characteristic Of 20
sxalted q being! No man has seen him laugh;
ous the whole world behold him weep fre-
quenuy; and 90 persuasive are his tears that
none can refrain from joining in sympathy with
nim. In snort, whatever the phenomenon may
turn out In the end, he seems at present man
Tor excellent beauty and divine perfections,
every way SURPRISING the children Of men.
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By !. G: MCGUIRE & CO., Auotloneers
TNRUSTRE,S SALE 0F Foil r VA M 4 u


BS J. G: MCGUIRE & CO., Auotoneers
I'hUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR VALUABIE T.
BUILDING LoTs, AT THE CORNER OF FIRsT ar
WEsI AND NORTH U s1KEETs.-On FRIDAY Az
IEhNOON, June 18th, at o'olock, on the prem
ises, by virtue of a deed of trust dated September
ist, 1883, and duly recorded In liber J. A. s, No.
i53, iolIos 455, eto, one of the land records for
washington county, In the District of Columbia
shali sell lots numbered Y. %, q, aSd So In Jas
u, MeGdlre's subdivision of square GA
Lot q fronts Is feet on First street vast .t the
corner OF street NORTH and running back iSO feet
I luches to a twenty feet alley Lots "a % And so
front each q feet Al inches on First street west
between and streets north, and run back $50
1Set lnohes TO twenty feet aliey; together with
,he improvements, consisting of small two story
prlek houses erected on ths rear OF said lots and
fronting on the al ey.
Terms: One fourth cash; theiresidue IN 6, I2 and
IL months with interest, secured by detd OF trust
on the premises. "
If the terms of sale should not be complied with
In hVe days thereafter. ths trustee reserves the
faulting purchaser. ~ '-'o w
All conveyancing at the ex pense ofthe purchaser,
THOS. j. FISHER, Trustee
ma Is 2aw&ds J.C MCGUIRE & Co. Aucts.
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A Bold and Successful SwiudI.r.

INDIANA MERCHANTS TAKEN IN BY CONFIDENCE
From the Cincinnati Commercial msvoa1
A case of ng-continued and successful nrac.
hce OF the confidence game has just come to
our knowledge. The facts are Communicated
to US by citizens of Cambridge City, Ind.
Ii seems that German peddler. named l..
Schleslnger has been for four or five months
travelling in the eastern counties of Indiana.
protesting to be the agent of an article called
"Platlna-pointed Gutta Percha Pens" His
mode OF operating was the following He
would observe the boxes of goods about the
stores of merchants, and thus learn the names
OF the leading houses in the city with whom
they were dealing. He would then introduce
himself and his pens, and represent that he
was recommended to call on them by such
house-giving the name of any we'll known firm
OF whom he knew they were purchasing Some
times he passed himself off as a brother or
partner OF such merchants. He then proposed
to make an agent for his pens of the merchant
called on, and to furnish him with circulars
and wrappers with his own name on. being a
very valuable advertising medium, and 10 fur
nlsh the pens at - per gross the circulars and
wrappers to be forwarded in ten days' time. or
as soon as they could be printed. With this
bait he succeeded in taking in a number of
unsuspecting and even experienced merchants,
and getting from them, with a receipt, from
50 to $50 each
The money obtained, he would depart to a
new quarter, and never be heard of more OF
course the pens, thus dearly paid for, are worth
a mere trife. In this way he has succeeded in
carrying of, as is estimated, not less than five
thousand dollars from the three counties of
Henry, Fayette and Wayne. He was several
times arrested, but escaped by one or another
shrewd dodge, until last week, when he was
actually convicted, and his two horses and
buggy-a nice establishment, worth at least
S6OO-were taken by the constable on a judg-
ment in civil suit brought by parties whose
money he had obtained. The officer, however
allowed Schlesinger to have temporary posses
sion of his team to take a short drive with his
lawyer, and the latter connived at his escape
when between Dublin and Cambridge he drove
on. He is now in one of the eastern counties
OF Indiana or western part of Ohio He is a
sharp rascal, and should be looked out for.
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M MIS-; st;d dHBs,G1S9gRnICK's SCHOOL.
KENNIsH's HHgDRAULIc MOTOR,

n,
Is new and wonderful adaptation Of HydTaulo
Pressure as applied to mechanics, and has, SO far
as 1t has become snown, been received with un-
bounded encomiums.
Silent but powerful in Its operatioD-eoonomical
In It's orlgInsl COST occupation of space and con-
sumption Of water, it obv etos the danger, psnse
and sttentlon indispensable to steam or calorio
power-the only psquisite being small supply and
suihoient head of howlng water and the estma-
ted reduction of Its power for fnoton Is only three
per cent.
The result of thirty years study and practical ex
pertinent, the inventor "a Hydraulic Engineer)
claims for it-only what every practical readi-
ly concedes-a vast superiority over every otner
adaptation OF hydrsullo power hitherto invented,
the greatest possible economy of Yater-solld sim
Pliclty ofccnstuctIon-faoiity of adaptation to any
kind OF machlnery-and, more than all, it's cheap
ness. -
Tbe undersi gned having been appointed sole gent
for the Inventor for all the Western dNd Southern
States, Virginia excepted pectfully Invites an
inspection, by all who feel Interested OF working
model at Browns Hotel, between the hours of and
6 p. M, every afternoon.
County and State Rights, as well as single en-
glnes of any required power, can be purchased of
II. BARNARD, Agent.
No. Todd's Building, adjoining
ma l6-e0dlm Browns Hotel.
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

MI TEETH.
~. hQoMbs, NJ; D. the Inventor and patentes
tends personally at his ofhoe in this city. 6S
Many persons can wear these teeth who <xtIb
cannot wear others, and no person can wear otherr
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling ct my ofhoe can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
opt 70 those who are particular and wish the purest
more fully warranted,
Rooms in this city-No. 3s6 P.. svenue, between
sth and 10Th sts Also, 907 Arch street, PhilsdeI-
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o o d
G o A l.
Delivered to all parts OF the city, at the lowest
possible rates.
T. J. 4 w. M. GAIT
Office 2s2 Pa. av., between Ilth aud l2th sts
ma l7-u north side.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
an extensive stock OF FUEL, is prepared to
sell at 9 very low figure for c.sh.
WOOD Sawed and Split aDy size
Call and see for yourself
r. w. BATES,
Wood and Goa Dealer,
ma Is s. T.. corner of Fourteenth and c sts
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OF their invalids, Of whom there are three or
four In the party, all servants. Their mode of
treatment Is very simple, and does not differ
In essential points from that of our own ply
s,cians; The servants generally entertain
themselves by affable communications with the
children who cluster about their windows
!sslng them Japanese confectioneries and
pictures, and receiving in return profuse
thanks, with which they appear fully satisfied
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HOTELS. &c.
.YGEIA HOTEL

OH POINT COMFORT, VA.
his ceebrated Seaboard Watering Place loo.-
SS ted In iull view Of Hampton Roads and A a
post OF the United States, Fort Monrosl I IL i
E Eui be ready for the reception Of visitors on ffe
Be- ldes the attractions of the military establish
msnt and the hne BI Of Fsre' press nted in the
"a nxarles the salt water Tesion, the Bath az
nheumausm, IL ls almost EpecIfc; and for its
properes IN this regard the proprietors ara allowed
.t iate Senator LinnJ and to the Secretary Of war
spacious new building and sundry improve
ments add largely to the accommodations and com
loI.s OF the apRoschIng season.
The msnas eiilent Of the Hotel and a N hutipa..
matters connected with it. are under the exolusIve
cnarge of the senior partner, Mr.. Willard.
JOS. SEGAR,
&. G. WILLARD,
nle <S-lm Proprietors.
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~ PHILADELPHIA.
CORNER CHEsTSUT AND ninth STs.
opened IN February, 1860.
rms magnificent establi shment now in success
iul operation, is universally -coRceded to 4
ne Dg IA Al respects THE MOST COM-&A0
PLETE HOTEL IN THE WORLD, EiH
an and VIII be conducted upon scale of lib.ralitY I'M
ali ts departments which cannot fail to make IL the
goP9ar for pleasure tourists from tine
soutn ana w est, during the early Summer and the
autumn. Accommodations are offered for nearly
LUZ sheSh, htted and furnished with every modern
Improvement which experience could suggest for
co.lIoTt ana convenience, while esrtteaf yaiI,oov
Is 70 be Introduced TO convey parties by steam in
commodious car to the upper floors thus securinS
the pureT air and quiet Of the higher rooms ,ction,
the fatigue Of dSe.Hding stairs
Ahother novel Improvement has been effected by
Emch powerful fan wheel topsrated by steam
IoIoes current OF fresh air through the public
looms ana corridors, cooling and ventiatIng the
mouse IN superior manner.
Ihe Interior arrangements and furnishing have
been completed under the personal supervision OF
faTan stevens the Lessee, under whose manage
men1 % the wellIknown success of the Revere house
ana fremont House In Boston, the Battle House
and Point Clear Hotel in Mobile, A a.. and the
flith Avenue In New York has been established,
ana no efforts or expense will he spared 20 render
tne me- Sontinental the most attractive Travellers
hone - IN tbs Union. J. +. STEVENS & CO,
mn Io-zW Propretors.
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nom the Rock Island (Ill Reois ster h,t te,rIhls
hurricane swept over that region on sunday NIGHT
about o'clock, and in its course sweut sy,v TIE
large covered railroad bridge ACROSS Rock river.
.vo feef In length strongly built Of heavy tlmhsrs
We are informed that the company have alresdv
secured ferry boats for the trsnsmission Of ns,.
senges and the mails, and that the trains are not
detained there over twenty minutes. No.
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EDUCATIONAL.

20 M CIAL COLLIE
No. 416 SEVENTH ST.,
OPpoSnche General Post Ofses, Washingtox City.
Armotian System of Penmanship, Bookkeeping,
Lespondence, Bills of ExchanIe, Current Bills,
C9mmssion Sales, Gran mar and Arithmetic
ICA Preparatory Class for Boys.
h!c y, Ladies will be instructed in fine penm.n-
Rooms 9pen from q. m. to 10 p. m. For terms
Ina 2s-sm wM. w. YOUNG & CO.
THes tNrG,N PsmALE ACABBMr.
NKw ARRANGEMENT.
Ihis ven known end popular Seminary, which
H. Richards for more than ten years will be opened
on the first nj Monday in September next under the
united speLsisIon a1d Instruction of Mr.. and Mrs
e. RlCH ARDS, In the well arranged and delight
fully located L nion Academy Building For rattle
nlars see circulars at all the bookstores. Ina25-tf
M MRS, McG0RhICK's SCHOOL.
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the duaes OF her School on the lat Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued will comprise all the
hon.
In addition TO her day scholars she is desirous OF
reoeiyns INTO her family few pupils Gs boarders,
ased from 10 to Il years, who will be under her I'm
Her ,arrangements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwlse improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular informaton with reference 10
her school may apply to w. ID. Walisoh, Editor
For terms and further particulars apply q. he,
resideaos-No. 80 Cameron street. Alexandria Va
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nENTISTPv

IL DENTISTRY,
DR. HILLS, sfter prsotloa! test Of two years
feels that ne oen with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplestie Process for insertingf
artificial teeth 1t has the advantages of6lU
upper sess Inserted for es5 Partial in proportion
omce JuO fd aVenus. SCI
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BY A. GREEN Auctionea-

rhbOABLE RUILDING LOTS ON
HTH, BETWEEN AND sTs ANN oNE ox arm
SIShkSv1 SShIGSkS y AZ AMP sIs At AUCTION On WE'D
49, ihe otn day OF June, shall sell In front
property } at at s O'Clock p. m:
LOT NO ~, IN square No 21s, fronting 49 feet on
~ eTsea zen ana streets north. Immediately in front
naII past o'cock,l shall proceed 20 sell, on the
premises nsI lot o. 49, In quaTe No. IO2 having
Iont OF ~ et Inches on 20th, running back los
zen 70 an aIiey, between north 6 and streets
PERSONS wishing TO purchase handsome buIdnf
sItes ere respectfully requested to examine the
iooatlon 81 the above mentioned property previous
ton. ' '''' o''eh
Terms; One fourth cash; balance in 6, ~. and IL
months, for notes, bearing interest from day os
Title Indisputable. N '' 'oA0"'
Sid cpErHr
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AUCTION SALES.
By BARNARD 4 BUCKEY. Apo,ions,

ME TH VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
AaUoTloN-On TUESDAY AFFER Soon. stS
.as O'clock we will SELL in front of the prem
bI and a ia , ,Peantiiu and valuable property owned
erI, % bounded BY Frederick, Eighth and High ats,
men mas been subdi ylded into nine lots; two
isi "a. Sonn Robinson, with frontage cumbined Of
To- AND running back 80 feat and 24O feet on A
S J ., more or less. The other seven lots front
rsdsr;S shS feet each on high, and run through TO
NJ MS n sac VIII Offer fine opportunity for a profit
aE,g nVestment or to secure building lots on the
sSmls, ehe most beautiful part for pri vate resi-
bis. Vi S"' Di'liioe Vi Solum
a.P P'ss ct the subdivisions may be seen at the
oncs Oh tne underslgned In Georgetown, or at the
IeIms very liberal; one fourth oash; the balance
- = ana ears, bearing interest, and secured by
euSod OF uust on the premises. All oonyeyApoirE
at the expense of the purchasers.
una n-dts BARNARD & hickey Aunts
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w. AS IXTURES.
w Have in store, and are daily receivinr n A g
E4TGRES Of entirely New Patterns and Desixns
and finsh superior in style TO anything heretofore
pnered IN this market. We invite citizens general
70 call and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
FIXTURES, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock in Washington. As "o''
AL Work in the aboye line Intrusted 10 our care
VIII be promptly attended to. = N1' sse's
MYERS & McGHAN.
, hiof o-u "a fs 376 street,
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ROOTS AND sHQEs rO SUIT sTak
ID TIMES. -
We are now manufacturing al kinds OF BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving a>6r
supply of eastern made work Of every de- III
scrIption, made expressly 20 order, and will
be sold at 8 much lower phoe than has BEEN -.
heretofore charged in thIs city for much inferior
araoles
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern OF
oity made work, " iii always find good assortment
In store and al the lowest PRICES: Give us csIl.
GRIFFIN BRO,
hpS-r 314 Pennsylvania avenue.
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TRUNKS, DoOTo AVID CuoDc.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW SUP.
Boots and CATERS, Patent Leather and II
Cloth Caters, Calf Skin, Patent Lesther,y N
stock Of Bo s. and Chi ldrens ladies' and Missee'
Boots and Shoes, all of which an selling at az
oeedlngly low prices. j. ROSENTdAL.
$40 Seventh street
1S So~rs - N
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

II &C the Little Falls, having comfortable DWELL
ing house, oorn-house, stables, Ae.; vel fenced
aores In cultivation, the lance In hand some wool
AND. tbs peculiarly desirable as q country resl
aence being perfectly healthy and most romanticsi-
81 I'M MI. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain BridEs,