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went to the jail and read TO this person, now
prisoner there, the following order:
HsadqHartsrs Department Of Wdshington,l
Washington, August 81, 1861.
SPECIAL Orders No 2S4.
Private Daniel Roberts, Of Company F, 26th
Regiment Pennsylvania volunteers, now confined
In this city bv the civil authorities under charge
OF murder, is hereby dishonorably discharged the
service Of the United States.
By command Of Brig. Gen. MANSFIELD.
THOMAS WILSON, A. A. A. General.
The prisoner listened complacently, and re-
marked that he supposed he would be held for
murder.
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
In Hospital, August I6, 1861.

Published ~ conformity Nth the resolution of
the Senate Of July Is, 1861.
At General Hospital on E street, bettosss Fonrth
and Fifth streets, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

Movements Of Prince Napoleon.
DETROIT, Aug. ~ Prince Napoleon left for
Lake Superior to-day. The Prince was the guest
Of Gen. Csss while here.
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Local NEW s.

II Though TEE srAR 10 printed on the fastest
mem pres. in use south Of Baltimore, its edition
4. 60 barge IS 20 require II to be put 10 press at en-
s.,ly bour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
.-rt in before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
no. appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

PARDONED.-We learn that the President par
dOned, this week, Arthur O'Brvan convicted Of
beastiality and sentenced, on the I'd day of August
lSSS, to four years imprisonment in the county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

liz JAN }. p. Aston, who was arrested for
selling liquor TO soldiers was taken to the county
jail yesterday afternoon by Justice DOM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

THE POLICE SUPERINTENDENT we are as
sured that the Incidental announcement in yes
terday's Star that William B. Webb, ESQ of
this city, Is an applicant for the new Distric,
Police SUPPLEMENTARY is a mistake. He has
made no such application, nor does he intend to
make any such.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

FORTUNATE EscAPK-Yesterday, Mr.. James
Burdine while cunning In the Eastern Branch
marshes having discharged his gum was about
reloading, and pouring the powder charge from
the flask into the barrel, the powder in the flask
(about pound exploded, fortunately doing him
no further injury than burning his hand, blowing
ring of his finger, and scorching the bosom Of
changed in color from blue to red by the heat. Ii
Is probable portion Of the wad remained burn
ing in the barrel, and exploded the powder which
came in contact with 1t. Ii Is a very general but
exceedingly careless practise to load from the
flask.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

RELEAsED.-Mr. John Hollchan whose exploits
at Bull Run and in that vicinity were disclosed
by the recent examination reported in this paper
was released from Jail Yesterday, on taking the
usual oath Of allegiance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

PARADE.-Colehel Bakers California Regiment
appeared on the avenue to-day, and made fine
appearance. They marched to the Presidents
House and back, and coming down the avenue
company front, were much admired for their
steady and correct marching
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

SUPPOSED RUNAwAYs Ben. Mattingly and
VIM Johnson were yesterday committed 10 Jail
by Justice Gull, as runaway slaves, and negro
who gives his name as Simon, was committed by
Justice Murray. These are supposed to he run
aways from Maryland. who came across the East
ern branch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

CHILD FOUND This morning fine, chubby
blue eyed little girl, between two and three yeqrs
old, (apparently,) was found travelling on her
"own hook, " ON the Island-side Of the Twelfth
street bridge, by Mr.. Augustus Glasgow. The
child has been humanelv cared for by Mr.. G., and
1t can be recovered by its relati YES, inquring
at the grocery store Of Mr.. Tobias Walker, Mary
land avenue, (lsland) between Tenth and Eleventh
.treets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

H0LtCwAY's PILLS AND OINTMENr-Palpitation
OF the heert Is frequently caused by ndI gestion or
re sxed state of the nervous system. A course of
few weeks of these invaluable medicines will
the source, restore Its natural pusaton To assist
the ianctlo q. not TO force them, ls the true
ment are based on the simple laws of nature by
annlhllailng the cHuse, the effect disappears. Sold
oy Al druggists at 2c, 60, and 81 per box pot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

THERE WILL BIZ FOUND In another column OF
the Star, an advertisement OF Benz. Cooley's line
running TO the camps In Montgomery county,
Md Poolesville via Darnestown, near seneca
Mills; also Hyan's Town and Clarksburg, on the
Frederick road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

FUNERAL or DRUMMER BoY-A detachment
Of about twenty-five officers and men OF the De
ksl6 regiment, with the regimental band and
drum corps, yesterday afternoon attended the
funeral Of Francis Amin, a drummer boy, who
has been i'll for some time, and relieved from
service on that account His remains were con-
veyed from the Richmond House, corner Eighth
and ID streets, to the burial place near Soldiers
Home, where they were inferred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

WHITEHURsT, i34 Pennsylvania avenue fur
sending in letters. See his likenesses of distin-
gulshed men, views OF camps, etc Photographs
In oil and water colors and pastel, from miniature
10 life size. au17 eoIm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

Army Il SHINN.-This firm, whose boiling
establishment II will be remembered is located
on Green street, in Georgetown, are doing an i'm
menss business this season. The reason of ii il
that their malt liquors, cider and mineral waters
are unsurpassed by any In the District. Their
Philadelphia ale, lager beer, and crab apple cider
are purchased extensively by our principal hotels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22
DIED,

PHNNIKs.
. Persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange st the Star Office counter. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

BROKEN lNTo Some half dozen lockers at the
Northern Market were broken open last night,
and considerable haul made by the thieves.
Amongst the stalls which suffered damage were
the bacon stands of Mr.. Shining and Mr.. Schroth.
Large quantities Of meat were taken from both
these, but the rogues had a twinge Of conscience,
perhaps, and left one ham hanging solitary and
alone Another meat stand was broken open, but
the proprietor, for some reason saved his bacon"
but little being disturbed. Jones' feed stand and
q fancy goods establishment were also broken
into. but the loss was not very heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

Daus, &c-Hammack 10 in receipt of very ane
SIum nsn-alnxury not often obtained here. His
ardsr 70 just now eapitally supplied. a well A
~, as Mmous par. Theirs 10 nothing desirable In
me way Of good eating at this season not h be
found In his establishment. AO' :" ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

SksrRAL GuARDHousE CAsEs-Wm. shaft,
49,. wotkhouse ~ days John Kelly. aisor.
rI dismissed. John Sorby, picked n +, by IN.
Paroi very drunk; fne and cost, % IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

CoJsHs;-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, bronchial and Aytknpdtie
Agscttoss. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken IN the earl stages of the disease, recourse
should at once be had to q" Brotyn's BronchinI
Iroches," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or Ir-
rltstlon OF the Throat be ever sisht, as by the
precautlon more serious attack m1y be efsotualiy
Warded Oh. PKbtic Speakers End SINGERS will and
them enectutl for clearing and STRENGTHENING the
voice. See advertisement. de I-y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

RAIDER, have you seen Prof Woods ADVERTISE
nent IN our paper. Req 10; II will interest you.
al 2-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

To Iax AIILIcTED!-Be sure 10 read the adver-
issI;snt of MoLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. IN another column. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

CONCLUDED TO TIT CHANGE Seven darkie.
Sane 70 Arlington yesterday, representing thai
. . masters len home TO join the Confederate
!oIcss and told them II they preferred TO be with
S ne iahLees 70 leave when they pleased. After
Slaed 70 "try change" and came within our
lines one OF them had travelled As miles be saId
Ibey nave been set 70 work on the defences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

A VERY NICE IRn : e ~ PIANO
fnkrE foe SAL Tar = "a y. n -
rsalns apd isssinps u ,saSs i l.isl-VtNn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22

CASH NOTICE. :
IN Conses uence Of onr having 10 pay cash for
svery srtiole q goods We purchase, We are forced
preeent. We have in store very large sssortmelf
pr REAOY-MADE CLOTHING for men and
noys wear, which are selling % much lower rate
than ususlIy WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
322 Pa. ayenqef between oth and 10Th ia.
ts1 = Intel. 4 Repub,J - :
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Johnston's Insurance Room

MOONS.
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nit $3.50, OO0 6 lpttal.
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nit $500, 600 Capital.
Mbemarlez8 81 rfi4erung8=G pntp. y. @irqinien
nit 5000, 900 Capital. >
@barter SafsGer1t6. Comp. on 6artfpro.
NIT $3.50, 900 GaDtht.
SecHrithzH 81 rItderune8eScn ppn Wensglors
nit $270, 600 Capital.
BbSnirsS erffderun9s@Gnmp bon NeipsOprf.
nit $500, 600 Capital. ,
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nit 5000, 600 capital.
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nit 81, $50, 972 Capital.
Ncrtber1 N1urance=G pntp. ION Qp1bnn
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@ermania eebenSsGerdAeruneS'
Oefe1 fMaft
in New-Oprf.
g5dar einse3abttes @dpigaI 5000, 600
Yr6ftbentt fuso ESeIembDnd.
D~tseppt6ftb. Hnb Setr., Triebr. SdIpentier.
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terun9 Der Der. Stdaten B~eernneet wprSsn, Sore Be-
Gmeu fnb 0eutfNe uab tbre Drufia4tu persen In bfut.
d { T uub en9t der g q DE d~uSse8eben.
SIRE @efGdfte Sefeben tn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MIterS=@ erfCreun9en, MuSfeuer- Hu6 9etbren.
ttn.@eTftNeruneen.
&&tde grO1ent bes aanjen guBtns werbsn unttr
Ntri9erted S~ertbetlt, unb MAIDEN bic @eieaiGaft baourb ~ cine;
ami Sec eniettt9teit bt9rinoesn.
ais &eferenSen imr Baltimore fub fpIgente Gerren e.
narns, pn tenen BITE nit > :etnaeten aud Ittten- SSnbaber fmb
Sr. u. S3umaGeg, 5r. g. ID. Sails
y 0lObt. Qebr, y r 2Gnt. 6. 0dsner.
y gperner Drefsl, " Jdccb Mueplrp.
= Slmtltou Gafer, = " :. W. Sptldsr
@9r. 9inrtGs, < . Wleper StetnL
- 6eTIn. BON 6apf, - @o. ubrldu6,
- 9enrp DietricA y Wtoies Wirfentsib..
Npplifanten aus WalbinStra uno aus trDen1
etnem Tbetle be8 StaateS Wtarplonb
peRen ft seidui9it an MID reuben.
Neplpb gnaler agent.
Office; 9tO. Is Seecnblr, Sesenaber oer @Ot=Offcs.
fNir1l 6T}t3
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Der NccpmpbattO ne 3u9 ri&
S~repertf perlGbt 8alti u IN
A. 80 Sprmitta98.
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Ma6riAt an Sansbalter.

@elunbbettssO Office. Baltimore, IL. Aus. 1851.
NaGrtdt pre bierndt 9eoebsn, oB bic OroOnuau3 psI@e psr-
crbnet, bab ieber 0eUptner cues 9alleS ODER @ruaoniteS an al
sEroHt bes befagten pauIe8 sber @runbltIfes rein uno fret BON oI-
lem lluratbe bolten nruB, ltren8 ~9ebanbbabt Miro De Sepobncr
unb @iener Der 9duler meroen biemit aug1pte1en, aues @raS aus
ben 0innen in Stout ibrsr prsnien pe93llpahe1 umo ~etelelben
reuSw baIten. SUI MufrGge;u m4x.
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9lDrSlid)e gentraia Giienbaju
Oerdnserter Tabrplan. @&2
Mad Gem Welleu unb ]toroeu.

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Babn tn nd6Rlsenber Q4etie e%rpe6trt:
Der ppAsus sebt tdsttG Unit @Hsuabnte bfs SpantGss) I'm
8 ubr Is Wttn. NtEreens at naa Qttt8burs, Gbeasp, glfbelart
Cincinnati, ct. Qpuis uno ALE Ibetls bs gDefens una NDre
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~natttsbura, yprt, 9aueafer. Neetths, gettSSae, Swtnas, W1tas
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liSle unb 9asertCwn
Naa SIC w-g orr UNI 8,15 I2Urs. NIT nmr etnem @arreu.
Uedfel, f. bintg Ete auf ieber eueern Balm.
&etsnhe tSunen nit beent 3uSe naD Detroit uno gbica9o bio
gttasara SANS, 70 bi4ig ala auf u9enb einer aneern ga6u fabrer
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genonrlen) nm 4. 80 Nabrl. na9 Dort ulo allen StatiOnen be
A5etertt WtarslaRb 8obn.
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men, fnten SefSreeruns NIT ben 3Ieen ptefer 9akn.
o. aDe9en Batrbtuets ub anherer 6enaIea unb terIasither
&ustunft betebe man flo an bic 8tett=Sffce tn Der ,@alSert
Stattrn," Ode ron galpsrt- uub Jrnntlinfry :u wenaen.
SdS. 6. Glarfe, Supt,
). s.. Iatner St"et-NSea SuIi29jI
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tags 4. 80 Mtnuten.
SarriSburs Iccpmobationsz
3u9.
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Der weifli9en 8abn.
Y9ilapelpbta, Wilmtngtcn Ii
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Mettt4e Warp1anb Giienbabn
(Galsert @tatiou)
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G8s 8alttmpres u .SbiD=@tfembabn a.
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last BET Der @ldfebr 5rsbertd nm $50 @CrtnisasS unO Ian6t
In Baltimore Unit 9 Il. 80 3D.. Witttd8san.
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unb 100 Nadn1.
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300 MnAEittt0ss.
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Bon WaIbingtcn
UNI 6. 90 ans 80 @Srmtttass uab 2, so uni 5.45 gla6m
Am Spnatde nur gadumstasS TIM . 2,30
Der SrtttR unb Sterte 3ga Sen Baltimore unb gDafh.hgien YER
tsnben fa NIT ben 3Igen btr NntnppiiS 8dtn.
Der swstts umb brittle Bug bait auf pra 8Wif&snfattpnrn.
40 gDe8en ftffts, A~getunft, 8nbrt u. +. t. penbe man ha
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Ration. % m. y. Smith,
Erdnspertdticasmeife Galtimrre.
Z. W. 9pie, &eaeEGi4 Stastsur. (4u16JO
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5elersGerli6erung
Der ailccttrten 6euermannss @e rli9trunlsaea
iealdaft bon Baltimore.
ge. 4 Sputbtrabe 9eseniber benz Sma. gebdnsc.
Sn 9etra9t Der e~rfoL9ret@en &batl9tat oe8 Daupl- 8sier, @epei.
tetIsntS iteuett mir bon beute an 81 btl8Sem qreie neue @e4ltu
aus rrb erneae-: aud bic alien gu ben b~iIiglten Staten. STs
0aotdenlSeu, tpes4e Siuier, 9eSbel. oOcr ianftSe a8ert98getilaTs
~eingelacen, fa bic atte lafrsr 6erabseiestcn 4riniien@greglie Gss
3nisben.
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SObn ". WpOre, 4riioent.
Otreftoreu:
Nsnt. y. SAT-. Mcab &alter, Sosu Z. NsrlOp.
NGen Yane, Ji6arb 6. WSeIpt Snre8 9Suno,
Sonte8 9. NbeeSCn, Sane8 ". Bruce, Solepb Is, NSoh.
Soepb pearion 1t. Saaluel Rirf, srond1S u. Y60rr.
Sanles 9enp.. Sac0b Emit, SaneS 9, @epr9s, II.
2ancaiter Dub, TranciS Burns,
W Spbn Dufetart. Setr.
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more I'M 4 u. W. uO bait an Stsnnafrs Stuu, gbale's uni
5arenpnb. 81
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gprn., IL u. MhtdsS ua 10 u. so ID. gtdnts.
Nah 2auren u. StatiDnen au Der Delapapes
Gl1enbabn.
Der 10 Il. Is It. Bug fe9t hi ggtluinsipn tn gerbtabuns mil
benz 6 u. 35 Nt. gtaGmtttaessue. YaIIasitre tSnaea aud mil benz
III. 20 81. Mbenbau9 mad 9DilnhnatCn no fe SOnt Gpnbutteur
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sug wstter retfen t6auen.
@dtfrs Nustunit sttbstIt am Depct IN pteFOeatar. btr gaent.
(Wlatl,1D Wtlliant GrGwfDtb Mgent.
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NUMBER 70.

sumption arises, although the occuDatiou had been
by different persons, and no privity could by any
means be traced between the suceersive tenants
much less is it requisite to establish such bv
deed That the true principle ia, that without ref
erence to the manner IN which the respective pos
SCISSORS are connected succeed each other II thaV
are continued and connected in fact without snv
hiatus for 20 years. each claiming the ownership in
connection with his possession without regard to
the source from which each claims to have derived
his title, the presumption viii attach itself And it
follows from this and the authorities cited that
to create the presumption, it is not necessary that
the possession either in its origin in its contnu
ance should be accompanied by deeds or otler
writings, and they only material to extend the
boundary where construction possession Is claim
ed beyond the actual occupation.
~ VIII be seen from the view we take Of the case,
tnat tne charge of the Circuit Judge contains serons
srror TO the eudice Of both parties for which the
Judgment must be reversed
In the consideration Of this cause we have deemed
II proper 10 regard as before US the will and
coelen OF constant Perkins, though the same were
rejected as evidence, and we think properly BY
the circuit Judge; because we are satisfied
OF tnelr existence and upon another trial copy
may De 50 authenticated to be free of all Obiec-
ton, and because It Is manifest the testimony they
furnish IS, to say the least of IT, a. nortant 10 the
defendants who had them rejected AZ Ia the pIaip-
tlfs at whose instance they came before US BY bill
OF exception 1t Is enough now to saw that when
the authority of Harris and Totten VS. Anderson
Hum. 779, the fact that the clerks certificate ex
tends only TO copy Of the will and eodei and not
Of the probate, is fatal There may be other valid
objections but they all be remedied and we nOed
not point them out. Nor have we, for the same and
other reasons, deemed it worth while to consider
the various objections, as well by the plaintiffs as
the defendants to the admission Of deeds and other
documentary testimony during the progress OF the
trial. The law which governs the admission Of
such evidence is plain and well settled, and upon
another trial the needful title papers may be fully
perfected well by the one side as the other, and
the defendants may be enabled to show how far
they have acquired any Of the shares Of the devil
sees of Constant Perkins IN the land in question.
We do not Of course, eonclusivey adjudge this mat
ter the one way or the other. But we may remark
thaat the deragnment Of title to many Of the shares
as claimed by the defendants is very defective.
Judgment reversed and cause remanded.
WRIGHT.
Acorrect copy: J. P. CLARK, Clerk
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A Good Farp, Tor Sale,

TXTE the place which Coleman has Esa
w since 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying
Yellow Creek Dickson Tenn, partly the stage road,
within mile Of Wilamsvie, and three miles Of the Nash
villa Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleasant and ban
Hul Tennessee Said land contains sbsat hunrsd
and ninety ae-eghty cleared and about any
good land clear ism good state Of cultivation with
ertabs dwelling Aso, good
orchards and several failing springs Of excellent water
well mberad, and certainly BE made Of the most ds
rabe stock farms in this section Of country We promise
kargAinin this land and will ell for cAah tine With inter
est For further information call James deaey, Va
lives said place, the undsrEgned st Fosters Ls5das
Tennesses river. BYRN BROIAkk-
Union and A1sericdn eopy, and charge Ada0edfs-
Off
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Hawthorn" for Lease to n Coed
Tenant.

Desire TO place nv residence miles west Of the Pub.
lie square in the good Tenant for series Of
upon very easy Ths premises contain about - q
superior sell cultivation the balance IN shade and
blue grass The house. with PoTches, excesnt CELLARS
ervar stable, veil, G. all and eofortab
To the Gardener, Darym2n Gentleman, seeking cool
uuet family free from the heat and dust
Of the town. say place fer rent in the vicinity Of Nss
Vile offers superior attractions -t.
To the right I will make the terms acceptable.
No. az Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWOOD
decl2-G