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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-10-31
Delaware, E.ackaWanna & Western
RAIL ROAD.

Passengers reach New York at 400 P. NJ,
in time for the Hudson River and Sound
Steamers.
The Express Train North connects at Great
Bend with the Mail train for the West
on the Erie Road.
0tFOn and after Thursday, June l3, 1861,
trains will be run as follows:
Express Passenger Trains.
MOVING SOUTH.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-10-31

Many, since the great discovery of Prof
Wood, have attempted not only 10 initiate
his restorative, but profess to have discovered
something that would produce results iden-
tical; but they have all come and gone, be-
ing carried away by the wonderful results of
Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced to leave the field to its resistless sway.
Read The foloWing:-
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LATEST FROM MISSOURI

sr. Louis, Sept. s.-Prince Napoleon arrived
here early this morning, quietly escaping the e.
cort which had been prepared for him by Msjor
General Fremont.
Three runaway slaves are to be restored 20 their
owners, on proof Of the latters loyalty TO the
United States
tits reported that Hon. John W. Reed, a mem.
Der Of Congress Of Missouri, 10 raising q rebel
regiment In bis district.
A military commission will assemble at the
Arsenal at st. Louis for the trial Of the rebel pris
oners, under the Rules and Articles Of War.
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NAVY YARD.
NAVY YARD.
Arrest Of PGymaStsT GaIIagkg-AripdI Of "a


Arrest Of PaymaStsr GaIlagka-AutraI Of "a.
x. IS. Forbes
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Gallagher, Psymaster
Of the Yard, was arrested, and 10 now In the Gus
tody Of the authorities The cause for the arrest
has not yet been promulged.
Last night, the gunboat r. B Forbes, Of Boz
ton, Capt. NJ y. Gregory; Chief Engineer, w. ID.
Peters, arrived here. This vessel run ashore In
leaving the harbor Of Boston, and then fred
signals Of distress with her magazine open
and lights moving about the vessel. Her
next achievement was to board the ScIo, ex-
anime her papers, after which she laid OF
at good range and knocked things 10 pieces
with her long 32-poundeu. Reaching the
mouth Of the bay she again run aground, and
after considerable difficulty, with the assistance
Of three tugs, got Of, finally reaching our navy
yard, where abe will enjoy short respite until
her present injuries are repaired. Her damage
cannot yet be ascertained, but IL 10 thought that
she 10 bilged quite badly, as In the bay she made
water at the rate OF three feet In ffty minutes.
Her machinery 10 but little injured.
The Baltimore went to the Arsenal last night,
where she took on board quantity Of artillery
and ammunition for Alexandria. This morning
she left, with a schooner In tow, probably ten
der TO the feet
The Mount Vernon went down to Old Point
yesterday, about noon.
Work is still going on in the ship-house upon
| the Underwater, which will have cost, when a.
| for service, many times her value when pur.
Il chased.
The Philadelphia, island Belle, Ceres, and
Leslie are at the wharvs. No news from below
/ Of interest.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A FIGHT IN MISSOURI.

HANNIBAL, Mo-, Sept. 5.-COrporal Dix, Of the
Third Ohio Regiment, while out scouting with
i've men at Kirk,ville, last week, was surrounded
in farm house, while at dinner, by twenty-f Ave
secessionists, who demanded q surrender. The
Federsls refused, when the secessionists made an
attack on them. The fight was severe, but the
Federals maintained their position In the house,
driving the ASSISTANTS from the ground, with 4
loss Of seven killed and five wounded. Corporal
Dix was killed, but none Of the other Federals
Were hurt
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Kentucky LeRislSture.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Sept. 3.-The proceedings In
the House to-day were unimportant
Judge Robinson Scott has been elected Presi-
dent Of the Senate pro ttm. IL seems that six or
seven more Senators than the constitution allows
had been elected, and the permanent organization
Of this body is delayed by the question Of con-
tested seats.
FRASKFoRr, Sept 4.-The question Of contested
seats the Senate have been settled by the selec-
ton Of the two Union members. The temporary
Speaker then resigned, and the Senate will be
regularly organized to morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

WHAT "HKAP" OF LADIES HAVE TO Say
Ed. STAY: Inasmuch as you had the kindness to
'stir up the animals" by publishing the note Of
your irate correspondent on the hog nuisance-to
every word Of which say, amen-win you not
also call the attention Of the powers that be-now
that we have Mayor, and hope to have a decent
police force-to a couple Of other, and nearly as
great nuisances-hrst, that Of the hack drivers,
black and white, continually blocking up the
pavements In front Of the hotels and second, the
Assembling Of men, soldiers politicians, contract
ors, darkiss ct id orHs gsHEs, on the cross walks
Tor their confabs! Half the time, II 10 imposs BILE
for ladies and children to pass without going of
the pavement into the street, mud or dust as the
case may be. MANY time have seen our former
model police force stand by and witness these
things, without ever offering to interfere or clear
the way. ] can't see, for the life Of me, why
people cannot talk Just well somewhere else, as
on the cross walks. 1t 10 nuisance that ought to
be abated, and which would not be permitted for
an hour In New York or any other eipiIissd city,
and why should II here! Come, let's have IL
done with. Let an order be issued to our new
police to quietly say TO these obsructiOns ''move
on" or "clear the walk" and II they don't do it,
give the police the power to make them do 1t, and
then see that they exercise 1t
A"HEAr" OF LADIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

The CAsx or MAIon BKIsxR NJ Editor.
In city paper Of Saturday last, there IL an accu
sation against Major Belger, Of his employing
secession parties In Baltimore to make his pur-
chases; and the same paper has structures on Gen.
Dix's report In reference to this matter. Now, In
the first place, Major Belger never had at any
time, nor has he now, any one directly or tndi-
recty to make purchases, and parties should In
form themselves before they make rambling state
menu Of this SORT Such orders a. had been given
to persons Of secession views were promptly
stopped when thefact was known Of them; but
let me add that the same parties came to Wash
ington and got contract after that. Again, the
naval store keeper, In his report TO Gen. Dix,
stated that he alone was to blame, az Major Bel
parties. so he assumed the blame, II there was
any blame to be attached to any one.
Gen. Dix was bound to make the report he did;
and no one who has the slightest knowledge Of
any report made by % faithful q public servant.
w hat else could he do, There was the Collector
OF the port, the Surveyor, the Postmaster, the
Navy Omcer, and delegation Of the hrst mer:
assured him Of the utterly groundless nature Of
the reflection upon Major Belger. The charge
made on Major Belger was that Of patronising
tai, moving themto be such Thi, respect
Administration, and high In favor, came with
assurances to Gen. Dix that 1t was not %, and
what course could he pursue, but state emphat-
in fact But it s easy for letter writers to attach
officers whose duties and responsibility are great,
and who have not time to pay especial attention
to every scribbler who may come along, and
thereby they incur the august displeasure Of such
writers. Let any one who has the least spark Of
human kindness, go to those public officers and
see all the crowd Of people they haveto deal with,
from early morning till late at night, without
once leaving their posts, and he would realize
that the greatest punishment to fault finders would
be to set them down similarly to be perplexed,
and withal 10 find out what and how a mans
patriotism 10 1t Is easy to find fault, and disap
pointed parties always set up howl and all fol-
purpose than to attack such men as General Dix.
Major Belger Is one Of the most faithful officers
In the service. He is not Of Yesterday, but old
In the service, and economical and careful In all
his transactions.
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Gsv. magsffin, of Kentucky, willing to Sub
NIT to the Mbisrity

CINCINNATI, Sept 4-The Commercial says that
IL 10 understood In Frankfort that Gov. Magofin
refuses to play into the hands Of rabid secession
lists. That he has had quarrel with Mr.. Breck-
inridge, and refuses to demand the breaking up
Of the United States camp In Garrard county, and
declares that he will submit TO the will Of the
majority Of the people Of Kentucky, ss may be
expressed through the Legislature.
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Southern Items.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1t is reported here that
the President has telegraphed the Union members
of the Kentucky Legislature that he has repudi-
ated General Fremont's policy In regard to slaves.
The Charleston Mercury Of Saturday last an
nounces the arrival at that port Of the armed pri-
vateer Gordon, from a six weeks cruise. She had
"a ntured fonr nri1ex
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New York Democratic Convention.

SYRACUSE, Sept 4-The New York Democratic
Convention met here to day. Herman J Redheld
was chosen president The committee on con-
tested seats made two reports, the minority in
favor Of admitting both the Tammany and Mo-
zart delegates, which was adopted
The Tammany delegates withdrew for CONSUL
tatiOn, and after appointing a committee on reso-
buttons, the convention adjourned till tomorrow
1t 10 thought more than probable that the Tam
manyites will bolt entirely, and unite with the
Republicans on the Union ticket
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DIED.,

September 5th, 1851. EVA, child of Charles w.
and Jane r. O'Neill, aged months.
The friends and aos uaintances of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral on TO
morrow, at clock, from its residence, No. 595
T. street east.
On the 9Th instant, ELIZA ANN, youngest
daughter OF Reheccs and Samuel Burns, aged 2
years ar months
The friends and scquaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, on Thursday evening
at o clock
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LOCAL NE w s.

DThough TIE sTAa IL printed on the fassess
sieem pres In use south Of Baltimore, In edition
d 20 large - 10 require II 70 be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before Il o'clock m; stherwiss they may
OF appear until the next day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

Our AGAIN. take pleasure to inform nv
friends who sympathized with my position for
the last eight days, that the false and malicious
charges which induced the Government to ares,
me could not be sustained, and was therefore
honorably discharged, and am attending again to
nv business, as usual
] also return my sincere thanks to the officers
End privates in charge, for the utmost kind treat
ment received from them during nv conane-
ment. AE L. KEEsR
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ACHarge not Sustained.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 4.-The trial 10 day Of
Augustus Douglass, Of Baltimore, for high misde
meanor, on the charge Of endeavOring 70 induce
desertion from the United States service and en-
listment In the Confederate army, resulted In hi,
honorable acquittal, the jury finding him not
puilty.
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NOTICE.
adams, EXPRESS COMPANY,

adams EXPRESS COMPANY"
This Company offers TO the public" Unequalle
Advantages" for the safe and Quick Dispatch of
Heavy FIeiEhts Packages, yalnaoles, Money, 90.
Expresses to and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive in washington twice daily.
All Expresses are In charge Of sxpwtsneed and
reIt0bLs Messengers.
All Packages for The Soldiers carried at "oNz
HALF" our usual rates.
All Goods for the SPECIALIZED "Confedersts States,
and al Articles - Contrsband of War; will be
REFUSED.
..Our Expresses leave New York at /, 5, and p.
I'm Fl striving In washington at a M and $50
Expresses leave Philadelphia st $50 A. M. and
ZIP NJ, arriving in Washington at 50 p. M, and
Expresses leave Baltimore ct % A. M. and s p.
arriving in Washington at A. NJ and 50
Expresses for ell points North and West leave
Washington at 7yO A. M. and 50 p. M. daily.
Special Contracts for large quantities of Freight
can be made on application 10 tins i,fice. =
All Goods called for and delivered fires Of Extra
p, MCLAUGHLIN,
Agent Adams Express Company.
Wsshington, August q, 1881. an Is If
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Tn. Nova Scotia Gold Mines.

HALIFAX, Sept. 3.-The gold mines recently
discovered in this province continue to be produc-
tive, and miners have had their labor most salts
factoyily rewarded. This discovery, II is thong ht
will open a new field for the industry and enter
prise Of our citizens.
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Arrival Of q Prize.

NEW YORK, Sept 4.-The schooner n. Middle
ton arrived here this morning prize TO the
sloop of war Vandalia. She was captured on the
2lst, of Charleston, and was bound to Liverpool
with cargo Of naval stores. She had previously
been intended for q privateer.
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ODrTrosiL r.In.:I.s..oI IaE,,-Ir.ss' VOL

Usrkkks APPOINTED ro-pAr
Zepina n. Psngborn, Of Mass MARI Etans, Of
Mo; James w. Shaumburg, OF Pa; Hoyt sher-
man Of Iowa VIM. n. Johnson, Of o.; n p. =.
Adams, of Kansas James c. John, OF Ind; Benz.
y Watron, Of Mass; Nicholas vedder, Of nnnois;
Oliver Holman, Of Massachusetts VIM. Gilman,
Of Mich VIM. Larned, Of IN Geo. r. Emory,
OF Mas John e. Newell, Of N. J.; Julian o.
Mason, Of Mass VIM. II. Ritter, Of NY; Frank
Bridgsman, Of Iowa Thomas M. Burt Of N. V;
Russell Erret, OF Pa Ira l.. Hewett, Of Texas;
Henry v. Sullivan, Of Ill w. J. Martin, Of N NJ;
Rufus Cheney, Of Wis; John A. Lowry, Of Ind
Truman g. Wright, OF Wis; @. X. Saunders, Of
Cal VIM. f. Culver, Of KY Hoy, Of N. Y;
Alexander b. Williams, Of N. VI Robert L.
Webb, ofN.Y.
The above list comprises all the additional Pay
masters Of Volunteers proposed TO be appointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

THr CANPBKLLs are back again at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, everybody viii be glad to know, and
reopen with wonderfully rich budget Of fun
and song.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

HorIcI.-Dissrict Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be Inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
si and forwarded from The STAR Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

MARRIAGES IN August four marriage
licenses were issued from the Clerks ONCE of TIL
District during the month Of August
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WHITEHURsT, 43i Pennsylvania avenue, fur
nishes superior Card Photographs, suitable for
sending in letters. See mis- likenesses OF dist n
guished men, views Of camps, etc. Photographs
In oil and water colors and pastel, from minia-
ture to life size. au l7-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

Our AGAIN Dare Magruder and smith Suit,
Of Bladensburg; A. +. l.. Reese, Of this city, and
John w. Mankins, Of Georgetown, who were ar
released from the military prison. corner Of Thir-
tenth street and the avenue, where they have
been confined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

health FOR THE SOLDIRRs.-For one who dies
from the effects of the bullet, ten perish from damp
and sIBonuIe 70 night air: Small doses of HollO
disorders Of Liver and stOmaoh, purify the blood,
ana insure sound hea tn to every man. Only Is
cents per box. sel-1v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

Ion party at Potomac Hall, corner Of Eleventh
street and Maryland avenue. A rich entertain
ment 10 anticipa ted.
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ARRESTED FOR AN ARREsT.-John w. (alias
Curly) Gross, Of Georgetown, a county constable
and reputed secessOnist, stopped Government
team in that city Tuesday last and arrested the
driver-a colOred ;man-on suspicion Of being a
runaway slave. He took the negro to jail, leaving
the team standing in the street. where II was
found by the Provost Guard. In the afternoon Of
the same day Gross was arrested by military au-
hority, and 10 now imprisoned.
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Seizure Of Southern Merchandise at Cipein.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-Yesterday the u. 8. Mar
shall seized the interest Of certain citizens Of rebel
States In merchandise now for sale on commission
here, amounting to $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

APPOINTED AND REMovKp.-John Beckert has
been appointed a Laborer in the Post Once De-
Partment, vies Henry Stevens, removed.
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HAVE YOU Subscribed FOR THE WEEK.
LY STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIVE,
IT'S THE BEST DOLLAR WEEKLY IN THE
WORLD!
ITS WASHINGTON NEWS Is UNEQUAL
LED
ITS GENERAL NEWS Is UNSURPASSED
BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR
WEEKLY!
ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
DRIED TIMES ITS YEARLY COST.
ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
TEN TIMES ITS COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY.
The Number for this Week, to be out on FRI
day Morn,ng-pyics Three Csnts-soiH
BE- remarkably interesting one.
Every Person at distance tcho aoouid Keep
Posted with reference to schar IS really
going on here 81 these interest
ing tunes should receive 1t
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EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. M

THE RtroRTEp DEkrH OF gETF DAvIs.-coI.
Butler reached Washington this morning direct
from Fortress Monroe. He informs us that yester
dar forenoon flag Of truce reached there fissn
the enemy. Those with Il were questioned with
reference to the reported death Of Jefferson Davis,
which they deniedi though admitting that 4 man
Of great importance among them was desd-vho,
they refused 20 tell Our belief 10 that 10 10 Davis
after all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

70 TIE AyyLIcTED!-Bs sure to read the adver-
.seEent Of McLean's Streng thening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. In another column. If
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RELEASED.

Paymaster Gallagher, whose arrest we notice
elsewhere In the Star to-day, has been promptly re-
leased and restored to- duty. His arrest through
a mistake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

RKApKR, have you seen Prof Woods advertise.
ment IN our paper. ResP il; il will interest you.
"a 0-eoly
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTs

IN HHDS. PRIME p. r. MOLASSES,
lO hhds prime p. X. Sugar,
81 boxes New York Cheese,
10 bills. new No. I, 2 and Mackerel,
10 o lbs. new Heke and Cod Fish,
50 boxes Scaled Herring,
uerce Rice, S bags Laguayra Coffee,
900 lbs. A No. Sugar cured Hams,
Superior old Bourbon Whisky, 81 per gallon.
Georgetown Corporation n otes Of the old Issue
still taken at par at my regular retail prIce.
se56t w. II. TENNEY.
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III FRENCH RlCHSJEIN
aper, Colored Borders, ruled and plain, Win En-
Vaopes 20 match ALSO, Flag Paper Of all kinds,
ID ana vnfdhSut Notices; ENVELOPES % match:
"A lsrge assortment of Stationery.
New Yotk Papers received daily; Papers from
-. FRENcH 4 sIoasIEIN,
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A UToNOM C INKsTAND-CLERKS, CO
n PYISTS, LETTEk WRITERS.-The sub
most per eet Ink tand ret produced. IL has NO
springs, screws or delicate oonttivances The ink
flows into the cup, from natuTa law alter the Ink
gets st CERTAIN height, atmospheric pressure
stops ths flowing and you have fresh ink AZ every
d OF the Pen. Clerks capylsts, and lettet writer's
In W the advantage OF q good inkstand. We Iusr-
ante. H. INK 1sed ir,m this Inkstand cannot get
uonIdy muddy, or & lex. The inksts d eann0t get
out of UrIer Tee gr, el TayinS Of ink admitted
b ali. cha EEKHARO, kole Agent,
A. C;1as n. Andstson's, Bo9ksellsr and ssatoner,
tor, b, D, ssf2s
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ODD FELLOWS HALL-RETURNOFT THE
" EPORITES.-Dupont Gaylord Original
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS will reopen the above
y all for short season, ommencing THURSDAY
EVENING, Sept. 6th. Mr.. Charles VIiers, the
great Female 1wPersonator, Is now connected
Sc s-iw DR.. G. FORD, Agent
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR RENT-HOUSE 402 Pennsylvania ay,
over the bookstore Of Franck Tsylor-s place
for professional man. sea -tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

EOR RENT-A very desirable STAND for a
Eighth st., now occupied by the Messrs. JOY, and
has always had full share of the patronage of the
cIty. Possession given on the lst of September
next. Sand house Is in good order. For further
PARTICULARS apply to JAMES TOWLES, Agent,
K street. eu IL II
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BARGAINS. BAR6AINs.-Grest bargains in
ses. ssls 3
Seventh ST.. opposite Post 0akca. Call sad zee has
psX st9sk OF Goods, which wiz DO sold q aston
nhiuS low rates, % 0-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

EOR RENT-h handsome FURNISH
l. HOUSE, with all the modern imp prove ments
In pleasant location. Inquire at the Star OEce.
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STEINwAY 4 SONS AND RAVEN = BA-
- CONS PIANOs.-A lars assortment -
has Just been received.-PeT sons in search $50
Of Q reliable instrument 1T Q low price aTJU yII
0rdsrs Tsosived for Mr.. MARCUS REFINE
Piano Ports Tun~F. aDu
w Boys CLOTHING.
w T. Have received within the last day or two
large assortment of Boys STRING CLOTH
ING embracing al styles Of lov-prioed, medium,
am hne qualities, which we are ceiling { very
low prices for Dash.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
329 Pa. nv., between 9Th and 10th sta.
ma lIntellige acer and Republican,
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E'ARM FOR SALE.-A new Cottage House,
l. with from 10 to $50 acres of choice Land, at
Annapolis Junction. for IS Q. Terms easy. & q
young orchard on the premises Apply, personally
or by letter, to L. SMALLER, 1r., Annapolis
JunouOn.
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EQR REST-A substantial three story BRICK
HOUSE, with large lot adjoining, situated on
Third street east, two doors from street north,
on Capitol Hill-a very healthy location, and price
OF rent % SUIT the present times Possession given
or OF Miss M. G. LINCOLN, sol Pa. avenue,
between Sth and 10th SITS. au Is 1meos