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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
NeVVness of our Sensations and Emo
tiOn6.


The sun was created with me, with you;
and by and by, when we had got over the
morning of infancy, We sat on wall, in a
field, on a hill, at our own little bedroom
window, and our childish eyes being by
that time opened, we saw the sun go down
for the first time. Nor are these pleasures
aud advantages confined to the external
world, to the sensations it inspires, or the
influence it exerts upon us. No human
passion, no emotion, the fiercest or the
tenderest, comes to us at secondhand
The experience and observation of q thou
sand years, all the metaphysical and poet
ical, and dramatic books that ever were
written, cannot add jot to the duration or
intensity of any emotion of ours. They
may exercise it, but they cannot form it,
nor instruct it; nor, were they fifty times
as many and as profound, could they
drawf it. 1t lies in cur hearts in original
creation, complete, alone; like my life and
yours CornkiH Magazine.
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Assets, January /, 1858.
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION

OF Losses have been paid by The -Etna Insurance
i'll the past IS years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05

A STRONG CONSERVATIVE VIEW OF THE coEDI-
TIoE AND PROSPECTS OF THE TWO GREAT
PARTIEs.-THE ACCESSION OF EDWARD
BATES AND HIS SCHOOL TO THE REPUBLI-
CANS, AND WHAT 1T FOREsHADows.
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Choice First Class Insurance
A.DJ I-lo- nARTER PERprruA1
iT 7 II z -

E5~CasI Capital Sl.COUOUU absolute and unimpared.
wITn 4 Surplus or SJUb3sT SIS.
And the prcstSeof IS years and experience.
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gailg gntelligeater,
TEROTs OF ADVERTISING.

TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoHPAErIL. CoR ONE INC,) OR
LESS, S:AKE SxCiaE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

IL The Fourth Of July in New York was Gel
ebrated by every one In the greatest variety of
ways. Many military companies were out in full
numbers, whilst the festivals, pic-nics, dinners.
and excursions were as largely attended as ever.
The crowds Of strangers In the city was great
The streets and hotels were exceedingly lively all
day Central Park was "a great point of attraction.
whieathe regatta of the Battery was witnessed by
large and excited mass Of people AS the Sc venth
Regiment were embarking for their encampment
cannon, at the foot Of Whitehall street used for
parting salute, burst, seriously IL not fatally in
uring Frederick Gilbert, Inspector at the water
works, John nonnelly, feeder at the Tribune
once and John w elch, boatInan. As matter
Of course, the Great Eastern was thronped n.a,lv
Hday, though there was great srumbitug at me
Priceiof1 admission. Had the sum charged been
hn1fa.dollp, IL is thought there would have been
three times the attendance on board the mons,e,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07
spiri. Of the Morning Press.
The Constitut,on gets of the foil owing:

II ne CoHSfuntoS geu on Tue following.
CAS- the National IHteHtgeneer seems to have
forgotten that their candidates are Bell and Eve
Ker, weicoRsider II nothing more than generous
TO give publicity to the occasional demonstra-
lions that take place in favor Of those antiquated
reprcseutati YES ofsa parythat springs into exist
enee immediately preceding an elections. and
invariably dies out subsequently, to those events
From the time occupied by our nsighbors in
hunting up accounts Of Douglas meetings, we
presume they have very little time to devote to
Their nominees, and we. therefore, generously de-
vote portion of our space 70 the friends Of Bell
and Everett until they can procure an organ Of
their own. Below We give an account, taken
from the LaHi&rillk Coarikr OF grand rallyh Of
that party In the city Of Louisville, KY"
IHere'fohoesa short hut not very compliment
airy account Of the Louisville rally We would
respectfully remind both of these enterprising
journals that I'm Yesterdays Star they will find a
report OF ever two columns Of a Bell and Everett
demonstration, which took place in this city on
Thursday night and which neither one Of them
seenst to know anything about "a .s -,
The Consultation also argues at length that
Abraham Lincoln il In favor of abolishing slavery
The EsteH'gsneer publishes an article of nearly
i've eo1irnns on " Parties and their Principles -
being the first Of proposed series Of articles on
the subject. -..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

PosTNIsTER FowIEs AT HIvINI.- The New
York Express says :-'' We recently published q
letter from Pixies Peak positively announcing
that the fugitive defaulter, l. v. Fowler, Of New
York, had been seep In that locality We are,
however, in receipt OF letter dated Havana, June
2S which states that he then in that city, and
had been there since a few days after his first dis
appearance from Nsr York.. He arrived and
landed with passport under fhe assumed name
of Posfs but has since been ihRoduced ttthe Cap
tain 6eneralhnder The name Of FoNler, who CON
sented 30 the change On the fegisfcf, and be Row
6icativs and SAYS he bad not sdollaf in the world
'exceAt 81 so whief his friends tandedt ffn 70
enable him TO escape"
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL
COL U,rBIA SPRINGS,
ha hal

To be held on
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1850,
Under the auspices of the
MOUNT VERNON GUARDS
The receipts 10 BE- Appropriated 10 ths Alexandria
Male Orphan Asylum, of Alexandria.
TWENTY KNIGHTS,
Embracing gentlemen from Mary land, Virginia.
and tho District, will enter and compete for the
attendance during the day, and large and efficient
police force will preserve the ttrictest order and
deSorum IN aud around the grounds.
PROGRAMME
has been arranged for the occasion:
The PLocessio n Of knights, Judges, and Citizens.
preceded by band of music, will leave the City
parading through some of the principal streets OF
Alg1andrla will proceed to the Depot Of the Wash
be in waiting TO convey persons to the Springs. I'm
medtsteiy upon the arrival at the Springs, the spa
commenced and continued until O'clock D. m
when the Tournament will be opened, under the
""''D REGULATIONS:
y The MAJORS OF Alexandria, Washington, and
Georgetown have been invited to act as judges in
connection With other gentlemen.
VIM. ID. Massey, Esq, has been invited to deliver
the charge 70 the knights, at the CONCLUSION OF
ing stirred IN an appropriate costume, and IN whole
under the direction fool. II. C. Dorsey, VI al. w
At the conclusion Of the riding. the successful
and he Queen of Love and Beauty. with her Maids
ofHonor vii be crowned in the Pavilion In tn
nc SHSt lie
the dancing continue until IL clock pm. 49,
The Committee pledge themselves that nothing
on lelr part shall be wanting to make this Tourna
nent one of unalloyed pleasure TO all who may
favor Them with their presence The track and
grounds have been put in the most comp etc order
and the proprietor, Mr.. Fahey viii spare no pains
IN adding TO the pleasure of the company.
CONVEYANCE TO THE SPRINGS.
Omnlbuses will lea the corner of Seventh and
Pen avenue at O'Clock, and each successive hour
thereafter until O'Clock p. m, to convey persons
To the Springs.
Tickets of admission to the Springs, 50 cents
omnibus fare Is cents. To be had at the following
places in Washington w. d. Shepherds Book
Store, corner 18th and ID; Elhs's Mu.ic store Penn.
ay ,bet 10th and 18th; Bla chard Mohun's Book
store, corner 18th and Penn. av; and At the Star
Office. iy 7-eotd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

TIRE WHEAT HGRvEsT-Western papers have
frequent notices Of the progress of the wheat har-
vest, In which farmers are now actively engaged
in the southern parts Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
The yield Is everywhere spoken of as very abuD
dsnt-the best that has been realized for several
years Corn is represented as looking very proms:
ingi except that in some places drouth has 70
tardsd is growth, In the South, too, the Weld
of wheat is likely to prove very good, even in
states hitherto considered unpromising
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

II At Toledo, o +, on the night of the 4th the
store of X. A. Cross was broken open and $50 600
worth OF jewelry taken therefrom. o.
III At New Orleans, on the I'd inst. the first
bale of new cotton Of the season was received
from Texas ....- s- O.. .... %.
III DEGREES of, Garibaldi provide dowries for
the daughters of those who fall In battle, and
maintenance for orphans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

The POWER OF MEDICINE OVER DISEASE
We know Of better illustration of this fact than
the wonderful effects Of the Oxygtnated Bitters,
in eradicatng from the human system dyspepsia
and all functional diseases Of the stomach, and
restoring impaired digestion. 1t is no new rem
edy. Ten years of trial by the public has estab-
lished il as "A standard medicine and no family
in the country should he without il a safe and
sure remedy with both sexes In all ages In our
large cities il has been much used by the regular
physicians, and is Endorsed by some Of the strong
est certificates from well known individuals. For
sale by all the druggists Weekly Norsll,tte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

TROors ON THE Rio GRANDE.-Capt George
Stoneman, with squadron of I'd cavalry, Is near
Edinbnrg and Capt Albert CD Bracket, with
another squadron Of the same regiment, is near
Rosario. There 10 fue battery of artillery at
Fort Brown, commanded bs Maj Hunt, besides
two artillery companies. At Ringgold barracks
are stationed Capt. Lees and yordan's companies
Of the sth infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07
Personal.

-:..- The Rev. }. X. Marshall, ID. d. of Nis.,.-
siPpi, is in this city He will preach In the M
Il Church South Tomorrow morning.
TT is reported that Lola Montez (Countes,
OF Lansfed) is lying in a very dangerous state in
New fofk, ana IL not expected to survive MANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

: III collision OCCURRED on the Mioht, -,
Central kailroad, near the, Lake .tatiaa -
Iutsoo between wood train and constrr !, n on
Train. One employee was killed ard txo $500.
ly ihjun~r. y - "a 81 III ss''ious
H. The New York Dispatch says al two os
the japanese ambassadors are member. M a. ~
Masonic Order, and that Masonry exfsts inf ~ ~
japanese empire to a considerable exts1f:, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

II We are indebted to DR.. Horatio Stone for
plaster cast of his capital model OF Sagazaimon,
one Of theintelligent secretaries Of the japanese
Embassf-a work Of art extremely faithful to ma
tnre, Yet graceful, indeed, in the development OF
lelevery liaessnd curve. 1t does the Doctor in
nAite credit, Indeed. -- s ~. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

H. Private letters from Arizona confirm the
statements CT the discovery Of rich and extensive
gold dlggings, and the consequent general excite
ment on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

IL Jim path states that there Is no truth
in the statement that the widow Of old John
Brown has received S30,0e0 from Hayti. She
has not yet received dollar from that country.
Furthermore, that the aid received by the family
in this country is not as large as frequently re-
ported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

W There was grand Breckenridge and Lane
ratification meeting in Monument Square, Balti-
more, last evening, at which addresses were de-
liveted by Hon Humphrey Marshall, ex Gov.
Lowe Senator Wigfall, and Governor Stevens Of
Oregon -i-r .r.., f.... t'- .r...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

1--WE omitted TO state yesterday that the new
books, Letters OF Alexander Won Humbolt to
Varhhagen Van Ense, from 1927 to 1885," &c.
aRd 'keHys and o'Kelleys,' were from Messrs
blanchard , & Mohun, who have the books for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

liIr Minister McLane will soon return from
Mexico as has been ascertained from an authentic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

IL 1t is estimated that six hundred Baltimo-
reans visited the Great Eastern Oh the 4th of july
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

THE CONDITION OF THE u. s. TREASURY -
Owing TO the large drafts on the Treasury during
the past week, 1t is said that not much more than
81 OOO, 600 remains in hand available balance.
The reissue of the five millions in treasury notes
has, however, afforded a sensible relief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

POSTAGE TO SAYoY AND THE DISTRICT OF NICE.
We requested to state that the rates Of postage
established by the United States and French pos
tai treaty for the correspondence exchanged be.
tween this country and France, will hereafter be
applicable also to the correspondence originating
in or destined to Savoy and the district OF Nice,
those territories having been reunited to France.
Letters addressed to Savoy and the district of
Nice should therefore be forwarded exclusively
in the mail to France; the single rates Of postage
being Is cents the quarter ounce Prepayment
optional. --t e..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07
BOARDING.

MRS. ROBBINS HAVING FAKEN THE
W large and commodious house on third street
west, 60 ner OF Nils. ouri avenue directly oppcste
tne OaPltoi grounds, formerly known as the Vernon
nomse. where she 81 now prepared 20 aceomnods,e
Win or without BOARD combined with many
con, e"miofts, such as gas, bath, &c healthy iocs-
sensss on Immediate sPplicatioa srms res
''""e 49,, 80. :, - - -. .iy 2-2w .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

A MOTHER GRAND DISTRIBUTION
BEAUTIFUL. AND COSTLY PREsENT>
THIS Saturday MIGHT, July nh.
TWENTY-FIVE MAGNIfIcENT GIFrs
VIII be given to the patrons Of the Tar amea ma
odon,s MnSenm OF Arts Among the MS are1oa9
aud silver Watches, Silver plated Cake and Saru
Baskets, beautiful CAstcrs. Geld BFoocheF, brsce-
lets, Bijoute lie, &c. g., -.
All the above articles have been purchased ~
Semkins' Jewelry Store, Pa avenue, where the
presents may be seen aad tickets may also be had
Admission Is cts NI
U FREE CONCERTs!
ERNST LOEFFLER, Netc York acenhe, De-
ttoetH LIST and ID streets, would TesPeousHy u
state 70 the public that A CoNCBkr 9it
SELECT MUSIC will be glven eyery MON -
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, 81 his Pavilion, commencing 81 O'CLOCK
and ending at 10 p. m Previous % the concert.
the Saloon is open 10 those desiring 10 white
away few hoars IN the macy dance. ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES, and every description
Of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city
prices.
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pho Mic pur
poses, are rec uested TO give day or two notice.
ie is SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07
FUTURE DAYS.

-
TRUSTEES SALE or FURNITURE AND
hEsGo q TSho SSTfDM GkSiSso sou s
day g day until The whole is disposed Of 3, virtue
ii Der J. A. ;. NO, 49, folIos Isi, 40. Of the
land records for Washington county, The under
fff sc Of the U1sted States HOts, OompnsiHs
about one hundred perlors and chambers, wa;
ing seven octave Plsnoforte, Cover: and stool.
.srge and handsome Frenoh plste Mantei MirrOts.
Handsome Walnut and Mshossny Psrlor FaTnl,
ture, finished IN broOsteils. plIsh, and hair
Marble TOP centre, sofa, and side Tables.
Walnut whstnot, fancy Chairs and Tables,
Handsome Velvet sud Brussels Csrpets, OiIclotb-
Rugs. Ingram Cerpets,
Brocstehe and Lace Curtains, COrnice and FII
Rosewood, walnut and Walnut Bedsteafs,
pre.slng bureaus, Msshsts9dg; and MsEdnebes.
Blankets. Comforts, and cOunterPenes m srge
L.rse quantities Bed and Table Linen. nearly
DiniHs Tables. oak Dining Chairs,
French and stone china Dinner, Desert, and Tea
Table cgtlsEy. Silver plated Ware, c.st9r.
BsT SogntS n sna fixt g, ,ssots and Citsr''
Togetherivltha large quantity Of Household Effects
not necessary 20 enumerste.
credit Of 2snd months foT satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing g. l q stersstapo,vN1Nc r.u.
end J. c. c6UIRE co. AUots.
NJARsHAL's SALT fin virtue Of two vrrts OF
WI heri faclss, issu-d from the Clerks on ce Of
the Circuit Court OF the District OF Columbis. for
VII expose % PUBIC ss. for S..6 in Sn OF
court house door Of said COUNT. 90 MONDAY,
1sy sforey To- viz All asnssS n.h ns
Ute: claim SOD 40 interest an and g Lo. No. IN
together with 81 and singular the improvements
Andrew RotsTel and vi r. ga ~ R ,SgssO 81
dlcis Noe 24 and 2l5, % October term Hasa. IA
favoT OF Phelps klnsman.
Us. Marshal for the District OF CoIumbia
MARsahL s;sykLEzI3 virtue :! w! q ksrr
cult SoS ~ Of me District Of Columbia. foT she
e4Soss 70 pubic % ot s 0sS 10 s ont % s 6ogt
6o1se Sc dSo G OF .sid county on MONDAY the sth
de'oubed property. 20 wat: Al dsfend.lt's nghi.
Ute, cl,,n and interest IN sDd 10 Lot No S, Ia
together with al and sinEu'Ar the Improvements
q Nsbe. ana b new r qPon ma :, enc Of
gas No. Is 70 May term lsse ~ fsyoL, oI 4, snd
o; 5. Marshal for the District Of Columns.
CAUTIoN,-The sale advertised shove under a
menis need be ta.ished, az an prsPs-ed 70 SHOW.
above property and VIII shos RHa sd oS adSme h
was ootslheo. ] hope the public viii not become .
-'O : Mfs Y MARY NICHOLAS.
U2 a. 6 street.. beiw. I'd and sd. Islsnd.
BrA. GREEN. Auotioneer.
VALUABLE CoASTING sLOOP OF ABOUT
siIerk, Al GrrTioSMua wEbSl f siIsY, ists
,astant, a. Y o'sloek IN shall eel ct Mr. 7. ".
BES"s u s6cut y Tons Su 1s sRs f Is e
complete order, vel ries,d and ready for Imme-
terms % h. E. GARNER, Capt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

THE Pacific MAns.--It 10 understood that ihe
Harriet Lane and the Pawnee are to carry the
government mail between New York and Aspin-
val, 70 connect with the Panama railroad and
the Pacific NAH en- route for California. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07
Auction SALES.

~ J. C MCGUIRE a CO. Auctioneers
CLOSING OUT SALE AT ThE, sbokt 2r
u ffANIIToN A LEscH.-On SATOhDAn ~ =
TERNOUN. at O'Clock, We snal oloss @nt ~"
remaining stock q Wines, IisrSrs, she . 49,
togetheT With the valuable and bspot ONE Stere
Fixtures. Iron safe, Counting room Deeh, netse !,
Wsson, Harness, &o. There is Fefn>ssins =" %
sold
Welsh's favorite MsdsIrs. IN DemDohns.
Harmony's suPsTior sherry 90
Fine London house ShsrrI. d.
Pine Ola Port Wine.
Old Apple and Peach Brandy,
gsmaloa Nun, Coguac brandy,
Holland Gin. French and Wine NinegaF'
Also cssk chiihnsrorth a sons London Par
tIculsr Madeira.
. do You0dger A sons Edinbury sc.
4 do Knox A Sons Allca Ale,
4 PuucheOn Pure jamaica Rum.
4 ausrter cssk -. Groin AVN Also. ahCuf
s1tOn Cigars Of vsTIous brands. some Of vhtoe are
,erv hne.
All of which viii positively b 90 20 Gloss tbr
JOHN o. LEACH.
Surviving Partner.
jy7-It &c. McGUlkE a 90. hucts.
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DEATH OF MAJOR EDMUND FRENcH.-Undsr
its appropriate head will be found an announce
ment Of the death Of Major French.
Circumstances invest this event with peculiar
intef3st. Mr.. Freach, IL will be remembered,
was under indictment fos emberzlement in con-
nection with the Treasury extension and his trial
was fred for Thursdsyfas, nut he was theasso
i'll that his physician consfdered 1T unsafe fof him
to attend atcourt, and Upon representation d the
facts the teal was postponed until to-day His
disease, however, gained rapidly upon him, and
me died this mornIag[ ~ !
His friends here regret that his death should
have foresaled the traversing Of the charges pro
ferred against him, which was confidently antici-
pated by them would result In his vindication,
to the working out Of which the ablest counsel
had DEVOTED themselves with the. most untlripg
professional zeal. A report of the proceedings In
court win be found In our local columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07
FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
For Other " For Sale and Rent'' advertisements,
sec 6rsf page
SEVERAL DESIRABLE ROOMS TO RENT
- on ThIrteeuth street.-the. 4J:-between r and
r, on IN Iderate terms. ~ 7-eod'
FURNISHED HOUSE "A caIeful. experienced
y HousekeePeI wishes 70 take charge Of Fur
gwen. Address c. 81. l., Star Office.
For SALE OR RENT-A BRICK DWELL
en, sixth street west Geiween NJ and & sSSv
next door north. jy 7-Iws
EQR RENT-A comlorta bic two story and at,Ic
T. BRICK DWELLING, Situated-iE the First
Mrs ELfzABETH- Ell ED SRp RI st'Sss 1APgs
KiDWTEGGnh c sga IA avems o, to GEORGE r.
pleasant ROOMS with BOARD. can he
Hill. w. - o'0e" ROW. Sss .ol
FOR RENT-one FRAME COTTAG
ILL., 81, containing 9, ON, Siiuate on Massa
0sGTetts ayenn1 between lltb 18th SITS For
month. is
FOR RENT-Thst desirable DWELLING on
Il twentieth St, between NJ and sts west, con-.
MM RTR Fri EFF naRhbby az SP the the
Msrbls Wo ks, f st between 18th and 18th IT..
HQU r, No. f72 Four aud a-haf street be.
tween virginia avenue and south r. street Pos
TS1SShou slssh ihluediately. App 20 McCOBB a.
D1D0h r. % w alter ST, Jeorgetown. jy g.
FOR RENT-TAat desirable Nv EIIING on
r,,,, m.e vel, street. b1twses 9 and H, containing
iorIneriy occupied 10y II. III. voss. Eco fuquire OF
H. w. BATES. AGENT. at his wood and coal ,ard ;
corner OF and Fonrtesr III SIS ~ ST.:
X OR REN r-The fine FIR HOUSE known
As french Evans House." situated on VI st
north, between 9Th and 18th streets, No $40,
enc o. the mott desirable private rssIdencss in
Washington This lr use is surrounded by fruit
tiees aud great numbers of currant bushes of va
oqnd, walled IN Apply Ia ;. =. cook Eighth
E0R RENT-The three-storY brown front
II HOl SE.N S67 New York avenue. between
lofh aud llth ttTeets north eide containing fifteen
rooms This house Is convenient TO the Patent Of
hce, Treasury, etc; is Lighted by gas and In every
way suitable for bosrdIng house Re, moderate.
Apply next door or to A. q FOWLER No. 80
inner building. jy3lw
STORE ROOM FOR RENT-Ou the south
- east corner OF Penn. avenue and Tenth street,
ne ne,sSeqivle I5eS s. grocery Apply al the room
FOR REMIT That ne " and well arranged three
between 18TH and sth sts First Wa5d, Ia. ely occu-
pled Dy Mr.. bodlSco, Russian Legation. poSS A.
SION given Immediately. Inquire of Mr.. SOUTH
FL :. fAhhEh next door east. ma l6-eou
COUNTR YREslpENCE FOR sAL-.-Thre
~ and halfe res OF Lsud sItusted at Bsiley's X
Leespurg tuTnplkes, SIX nles from wsshIngton
and fIom Alexandria. The improvements CONSIST
OF mouse CONTAINING Is rooms, barn. corn house,
saeos, &e. The yard Is well shaded with trees and
has "a y an .xceleut well of water. For furth
81 70 JSo 1BS6y% 9G fss premises 70
jy 5-eo2ws
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N.yAI ospKRs.-Lieuienaats George Bacon
ana Homer G. Blake have been ordered to the
u $. storeship Relief. -. 90