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DENTISTRY.

M. LOOMS, N. D.,
TIE Inventor and Patentee Of the MIEERAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally at
BIS once In this city. Many persons canUS&0I
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, 0
and no person can wear others who cannot wear
these.
Persons calling at my Office can be acoommoda-
ted with any style and price of Teeth they may de-
sire, but to these who particular and wish the
purest, eieanest, strongest and most perfect den
ture that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
viii be more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this cfty-Ho 3Ss Penn'a avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th SITS. Also, S01 Arch street,
Philadelphia. &c D-iy
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J. p. DENNIS,
GOA q II n KER
Begs leave to inform his custome rs and the public
generally that he has REMOVED from. aaA q
his old stand, on 9th street, to Nos. 293 3ESGS
and x9S street, between 18th aud 18th XZS3&k@
posite Growers Thestre. As his facilities are
Ing in all It's branches and build new work A
CHAP, DU RABLE, and IN as GOOD STYLE e.
any Cosohmaker In the country. he hopes By en-
nothing but the best material together With strict
attention 10 business, to merit and receive fair
share OF patronage. seq s. eozn
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SECRET DIsIAsES.

for sale by all Druggists. ia
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e AA COMMUNICATIONS intended for publication, n,
this journal must be addressed to ne Editor OF
The Daily Nesos. No. 18 Hayne- street. Charleston,
.. Q. business Communications to Publisher Of
Dails Ne1os.
Hons.
Aduerttseents outside of the otty must be aooopa-
,aied ,oih the odsh.
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G H A r L e S TON.
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 8, 1866.
THE ADMISSION OF COLORADO.

The Senate, by vote of nineteen to thir-
teen, passed the Bill for the admission of
Colorado Territory as State of the Union.
1t has an unsettled population of twenty or
twenty-five thousand, not as large, by half, as
the little city of Richmond. The Bill was
opposed by conservatives mainly on the
ground that such population is hardly suf-
fcient to justify the admission of a Territory
as State, when the popular ratio for rep
resentative in Congress is hundred thou
sand. Mr.. SUMNER and some other Radicals
opposed the Bill because negroes, in the
State Constitution of Colorado, are excluded
from the right of suffrage. Other Radicals
supported it because it would give two addi-
tional members to the Radical strength in the
Senate. Should this Bill pass the House, we
shall have Colorado, with twenty-five thou.
sand population, and Constitution excluding
negro suffrage, admitted as q State, whilst
eleven Southern States are forbidden voice
in Congress because they have not conceded
negro suffrage! The New York Herald re-.
marks that what adds to the inconsistency
and injustice of the distinction is the fact that
the cotton furnished from the excluded South.
ern States since the close of the war, for the
markets Of the world, foots up sum equul
to three hundred millions in gold, for the re-
lief of the national credit, the national cur
rency, and the Federal tax payers of the
United States, from one end of the Union to
the other; whilst in oil probability as large
an amount may be secured this year by ad-
mlttlDg the South to Congress, which would
re-establish there the confidence, activity and
systematic industry necessary to the full de-.
velopmont even of the crops that have been
planted.
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"BUMMER BUTLER"

The Richmond Times compliments BUTLER
again in this wise
"There is strong probability of sBummcr
BUTLER" being whitewashed into IL state of mode
rate respectabty. During the past fortnight
his prospects have frightened very materially. In
the first place two valiant bunk officials rushed
into print to vindicate BUTLER from all suspicion
of having pocketed the funds OF q savings bank
In the second place, the counsel for Now Orleans
broker named SMITH, from whom BUTLER took
fifty thousand dollars in gold, gave him certf-
cate last week that the seizure was properly made
and the certificate delighted B. L. that he
straightway paid over tho fifty thousand dollars
to SM1TH's attorney. The certificate was well
worth the money and 80 emboldened BUTLEn that
he at once swore that tho great rebellion had
bankrupted him.
"After the skillful whitewashing of CATAL1NE by
LOUIS NAPOLEON in his life of CESAR, the elaborate
defence of NERO and CALLIauLA by THOMAS De
QUINCY, and tho complete vindication of JUDAS
IscARIoT by German philosopher, we think there
is strong probability Of somebody's making,
one Of these days, ",uhaed sepulchre" at least
Of BUFFERS reputation"
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EVIDENCE WA NTED

A writer to the New York Independent re-.
f'rs to " statement in that paper to the effect
"that, in the ratification of the Federal
Constitution in 1888, black men voted in eyery
State in the Union save South Carolina and
asks it to publish the facts and documentary
evidence, in order to silence the "Copper-
heads" who deny it. The Independent very
judioiously denies the task, alleging that i,
ounnot spare the space, and adds:
"We can only repeat what we before stated.
that black men voted, or might have voted, for
there we're no constitutional enactments to pro.
iioit them, for the ratification of the Federal
Constitution In 1888 in every State except sou,h
Carolina. In Maryland and Virginia the right OF
outrage was not restricted by the Constitution.
hut Was regulated by statutes. In all the other
States the right Of suffrage wac enjoyed by all
FREQ citizens without respect to color. The con-
stitutionsl disqualification Of color In respect to
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suffrage} is a recent innovation, borrowed from
South Carolina"
The Richmond Whig replies in its usual
able manner, and asks:
WAS moro dishonesty and falsehood over COM
pressed into 30 small q compass? Yet such are
the means employed by tho Radical leaders to
bolster up their cause. 1t is somewhat surprising
tho documentary evidence asked for. 1t is not
often that documents are wanting when that par
ty wishes to establish any fact. They have ma
chinery for the manufacture of evidence, as they
have for tho manufacture of paper collars. The
evidence mandatory is at Washington, and it
gives employment to more Operatives" than tho
New England manufactures. 1t is tho sRecon-
struction Committee" If The Independent will
just call upon the Chairman for the evidence he
wants, it will be promptly furnished, and in any
quantity desired. In less than one week wagon
load Of affidavits will be furnished that will de-
monstrate incontestibly that until MIR. JOHNSON
became President negroes have voted in every
State OF the Union. 1t can be proved that WASH
INaToN, JEFFERSON, MADISON. MONROE, and all
the fathers,' were native Africans. It can be
further established, if necessary, that the South
ern whites have always been excluded from suf-
frage, and that until ANDREW JOHNSON became
President it never entered the head of any man
to claim that franchise for them. Documents
Evidenced They grow in Washington as fruits
grow in the tropics. They are kept boxed up Ike
oranges, ready to be sent to order and transpor-
tation is free.'
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WANTS..

4 GENTLEMAN, FORnIERLY AN Of
"a FlCER of the Quartermaster's Department. U. s.
A. thoroughly acquainted with the routine of the vari-
ous Departments ut Washington, offers his services
the adjustn ent Uf aims aguinst tho Government.
Government Securities OF oil kinds bought and sold.
Apply to CLIFFORD Il MATHEwEa
Mays limo No SIX Broad street.
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G = ~ REWARD.-STOLEN FROM MI Y
BpJO stable on Oakley Plantation, 25 miles from
Charleston, the Northeastern Railroad the night
OF tho 18th. SMALL BLACK HORSE MULE, with q
new SADDLE AND BRIDLE the Mule is ahod and
fty dollars reward will be paid the appre.
heson of the Mule and the thief half of tho
for the return OF the Mule. N. II. GUYTON
April l6
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LOST, STOLEN. &c.

T OsT AR STOLEN FROM BRIG aLEKED
IL KERKs Wharf BOAT, about IA feet long and
feet WIDE painted white, with black gunwale. $l6 re.
ward s offered for it's recovery and questions asked
April
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q A PROM GNADE. y

WALK THROUGH KING.sTREET, ON ONE OF
tho pleasant afternoons which this month awov, br,no
with It, s treat to tho student of human natpre and
ha's YeS hats reader for there much philosophy
IN the particular kind of hat in tho
Vi .no lace or body. Whenever you q gentleman
with hat Of The latest and fashionable t,vt
IDENTITY ono Of STEELE'S set him down ma a mar -,
discernment aud good taste
sTEELES HAT EXCHANGE
Mays Kng-street opposite f.ociety -street
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FOR SALE.

1--WE TO- YOUNG MULES FOR sALE AT
IL r. DOUGLASS Il 60 g STABLE
April 28 Corner King and Shepherd streets
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MEETINGS.

GOD SAVE THE GRIcENI
TJNHE CHARLESTON CIRCLE f. d WILL, HOLD A
Il IT. Getting at Masonic Hall, corner King aud Went
worth streets, This Euening It TX p. M.
PuDctu al attendance is required.
by order: JOHN J. SINNETT,
HAY 3 IL Secretary
PYFHhGURFAN LODGE, No. 81, A. F. M.
TENHE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF PYTHAGO-
L REAN LODGE, No. 81, will be held ut Masonic
Hail. This hursday) Evening" at O'Clock. Candidates
will please attend
By order OF tho w. NJ. F. NJ. ROMAN,
Mays Secretary.
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TO RENT, &c.

ITO BE RENTED, A DESIRABLE nEsI-
Limehouse. ST. Get. So May3
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ITO X f II. "A DESIRABLE SUITE OF
L ROOMS. over No. 24 King street, we'll furnished
and carpeed Furniture and cts for SALE Apply at
No. 2l4 KINd-STREET.
MAY 8
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctionsers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF BgILDING LOTS IN

BY virtue Of deed OF trust to the subscriber, d.
ii No. rs, folios 20, &C one OF the land records.
shsn Snss for sale 81 public auction, ON
enc ID and three go in square numbered ten hun
eleven Oil and twelve Ila,D In SQUARE Numbered
nine hundrsd and ninety six, &c. Of the plan Of
Terms One third cash; the residue in sod
Il months, the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed and
bearing interest from day Of sale. A deed given
snd deed OF trust taken, TO secure the deferred
payments. All convey ancing and stamps sf the
cost Of the purchaser IL the terms Of sale are NOT
complied With with In Eve days from the day OF
sale, the trustee reserve the right TO resell the
said property at the risk and cost Of the
purchaser, on giving three days notice in the I've
ming Star. AeBURY LLOYD, Trustee
iyN-eoSds GRElN a WILIiAMs 49,
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RI GREEN D WILLIAMS, Auctionssn.
TwENTY:THRKE ACRES OF LAND AMI
BhAETifUL kisIpEHUE in BLADENs


On TUESDAY, the 18th Instant, We shall sell,
at e oc p. N on the Premises IL fair, Of not,
the sale WILDE postponed until Thu RsDAY, sOth
instant same hour IN at BEAUTIFUL tract Of Land
snd improvements known as ..Shady Side" the
former residence Of the late DR.. Penn, now the
residence of Commodore HARDWOOD. u. s. Navy
~ the Intersection Of the Marlborough and Bla-
densbure roads.
The ground is in . high state of cultivation,
rich, part in garden and rest In meadow, with
variety Of fruit, grapes, &C.; well Of excellent
water in the yard, and several springs On the
place.
The Improvements consist Of Q spacious Frame
Dwelling, with stone found ton and large cellars
The house contains fifteen rooms, some Of which
are large; also, fns bath room, wide halls and
closets throuR hout the house; Q cooking range in
the kitchsB, With for hot and Geld water
there 10 also managers or gardeners house,
nearlv new, well finished, containing two large
rooms; barn, smoke, and all ether Necessary out
houses.
This property 10 handsomely located in the most
desirable art Of the town, in an elevated and
healthy position. and suitable for boarding or
house Of enter tel nment.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, TWELVE
ana eighteen months, bearing interest. A deed
given and deed OF trust taken. All conveysnsing
aud revenue stamps ct the cost OF the purchaser
Title indisputsble. $500 will be re iutred to be
an nd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer..

NORTH Q STREET, BETWEEN 6TH And
1Th STREETS EAST, AT PUBLIC AUU-
On TUESDAY, the 2sth inst, at 6 o clock p m
We shall SELL on the premises. Lots A, b, q, D. aud
s64. having 10 feet front each, By 100 feet dees.
making them good fronts and depths.
Terms: One third cash; balance 6. Il. and Is
ises. All conveysncine and revenue stamps at the
cost OF the p1rchasers. S25 down on each lot
putable.
u2l-d GREEN a WILLIAMS Auct.
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L. MARIA MUNERFT. Administrstrfx
Gu Esd tOhronl d. l.. WELLS CO., Aucts
II GREEN q WILLIAM Auctioneen.

EXCELLENT AND WELL BUILTTwo,sToRY
BRICK HOUSE AND LOTS, ON 18th eTRBET
EAST AND KENTUSKY AVENUE, between
and streets north, 1t public Auction.
m, We shall sell on the premises part Of lot No l.
and all Of lets No. and in square lOs2 With the
Story Brick House, with Stable, Well Of excellent
water, Shade TT. es, &c, &c.
months, secured BY . deed Of trust on the premi.
SEES: All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the
erty is knocked OF. GkEEN wlLLIAMs.
gu q Auctioneers
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

VALpABLE BULLDOG LOT, FRONTING ON
sTBEETs VEST. AT Public A5cf fS I'D
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated February 2,
lsee, ana recorded in Lieer B. N b., No. Z, folio
county, the subscriber, a. the Trustee therein
named. viii sell; 70 the highest bidder. on the
next. Ut O'Clock D. m, Lot No. 2, in sTusre No.
S6l, mentins feet inches on north n street, By.
Terms OF sale One third cash; balance in SIX ana
twelve months with interest from the date Of sale
secured BY deed Of trust the property All
conyeyancing and stamps at the cost OF the pnr.
chaser, who shall deposit SO with the suctionosr
If the terms Of sale are not complied with within
the right to resell at the rist and cost of tie pn1
chaser In default. on one week 3 notice
SAMUEL T. DRURY, TRUSTEE
an 2O-eed6ds GRIM A HILIIAMS 49,.
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OORNs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders Of the feet, sue
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White
Surgeon Ohirepodist, Rooms No l24 Pennsyl-
yania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets Of.
fee hours from a. m. to p. m, and to D. m.
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RYeREkN q WILLIAMS. AuctiOreer,.

VALUABLE UN1MPRONED REAL ESTATE
On I'D STREE L, between y and ID streets south
opposite 81. Peters Church, capitol HILL at
Public Auction.
On MONDAY, the 9th instant. at 6 O'Clock n.
m; We shall sell. on the premises, l. t. No z
and IN Square No. 76s, which will be subdivided
and sold TO suit purchasers
Terms: One half cash: balance I'm q and n
months for notes bearing interest,". and secured bT
q deed Of trust on the premises. All conyeyancinx
: Is Gown each let when kpocked off,
au Il Id GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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GAMBLING.-Ye sterday, John Watts was
arrested by officer Ashton, of the Seventh
Ward, fer allowing gambling in his house
Justice Boswell ordered him to pay a fine
of $50.
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DIED

SHEKELL. or congestion of brain, MOLLY,
youngest daughter of r A and C. A ShekelI
Her funeral will take place from the residence
OF her grandfather, b. Il Shekell, No ISL High
street, Georgetown. at 4 o'clock .. m, SATURDAY. ,
18th inst Friends and acQuai ntances are res pect,
1ully invited to attend.
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CITY ITEMS.

JET CHAINS. Jet Gross Sets, Jet Lar Drops,
Jet and Gilt Chains, Jet Sets, Jet Buttons
and Jet Buckles-come on this morning-at
Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Penn
sylyania avenue, third door from X street.
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CAMP-MEETING AT SHIPLKY's wooDs.-The
camp-meeting at Shipley's woods, near Han
over Junction, on the Washington Branch
Railroad, commences &c. day, and, 1t is thought
Will be the largest meeting of the kind held in
the circuit for many years. The meeting
Mr.. Hawley.
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HARD BBEAD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
HI (CLOSE OUT SALE.D
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS sUBsIs
TENCE STORES.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, q. 8. A.,
No. los w. LOMBARD SrREFrS
BALTIMORE, NIB. August q, 1856
VIII be sold at public auction, on TUESDAY
A9gust q 1850. at ~ clock NJ, at Wsrehsuse Ne
10000 LBS. HARD Bread.
This Bread 10 packed in boxes containing (I0l
nifty lbs. each and can be at this Office al any
time. my
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Three days allowed to remove purchases.
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and q. s., q. g. 4,
au "a tvs BIT. Brig. Gen. Vols.
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ECk sALE.One fine Bay Family HORSE, H
sound, and Kind IN bssns~ Gao be ssss ~
ffLEAhIh0b Stable q street, betvesn "a
"a and 9th su. ssp ws
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1856 nARKR1rxRs, Is
SEW INTH sTREET,
INTERIOR DECORATIONSI

OHOICE sTOOKi
Lately received. and now open for inspection,
the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered
In Washington, embr acing-
A GINQS
OF Foreign an Domestic Manufacture, of the best
Fabrics: and LATEST STYLES, appropriate for
PARL0RS, HALLS. DINING Rooms, CHAM.
BEkS, and LIBRARIES, embraciag New, Rich,
ana unique Designs of Embroidered Gilt Patterns
Tor Drawipg Rooms. with appropriate Borders;
also, large and select Stock Of medium and low
priced Papers.
WINDOW SHADES,
New and beautiful patterns, on Buff Green, and
the prevailing Oolors. TAN, LAVENDER, and
sT0N1 GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders. with and
Window Shades Of any required Size, style, or
Color. made to Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The Largest Assortment In the District, war.
ranted TO be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the
Best Manufacturers In the Oeuntry-embracing
WALHUT, imitation,l ROSEWOOD, and all
BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS &C.
Persons having Photographs taken are request.
cd TO call and examine our Assortment before pur-
chasing Frames.
PICTURE CORD AND TASsELs,
In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blae Colors, from
the smallest Photograph to the Largest Portrait
Size; also, SILK OOED and TASSELS, different
sizes.
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus.
ineos.
PAINTINGS AND ENGBAvINGs
Always in store. On Sale, few Choice PAINT.
lNGS and ENGRAvIN0S. - :,
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an $500. saA IsrSsL 4; RETki rru....
RY JAMES @. MCGUIRE q Co., AuctiOnesrs.
HOUSEHOLD AE AM . KKG5TGaEs rURNIrpR.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURHIrpRu
AT AUCTION
We viii sell on WEDNESDAY, MoRNINc A.,
gust 18th. at 10 O'Clock. at dwelling No 80 isth
street, between d and streets, the furnif1re in
Mahogany Hair;clotA Sofa and Chairs
Do marble top Center and other Tables
Do bedsteads and w ardrobes
20 marble top Bureaus and Washstands
Do Dining Tables Befri gerator
brussels, Three ply, and Yngrain ar pets, Ruen
Hair and Husk Mattresses. Locking Glasses
Feather Bed Bolsters and PfIloWo
Hat Rack, Window Shades
Walnut Hair cloth kofa
Cane and wood sect Chairs
Blankets. Quilts and Comforts
Hall and Step Oilcloth, Clocks
Gilt Band China Tee Set
Crockery and Tin Toilet Ware
Goal and w GOD Stoves
No. Cooking Range and Fixtures
With other Household and Kitchen Requisites.
The House 10 for rent. Apply on the premises.
auH Auctioneers.
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DY d. i. WELLS & CO..
ID AuctisReers and Real Estate Brokers'
Northwest corner 10th and y Streets

By virtue of decree Of the Orphans Court a.
administT atrix OF the estate of Gabriel Muneret
deceased, late Of the city OF Washinston will
cell at auction, on MONDAY EVENING next
August nth, instant. at O'Clock D m, on the
premises. all that large Frame Building, part Of
which is two stories, and the balance one story
. meat market and grocery store, and known az
Fulton Market" on the southeast corner of llth
feet street by so feet in depth on lIth street
with the Lease Of ground, which has ever two
ten years longer at $50 per month. The baiIdine
is nearly new, and In Of the best locations in
the city.
Also, Immediately after the sale of the building,
will be sold small assortment of Groceries, Scales
Marble-top Meat Counters. Dc
L. MARIA MUNERET. Administrative
eu sd IOhronl ID. "a. WILLS CO.. Aucfa
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TIE OPINION OF AN OFFICER IN THE ARMY
sat inspection / noticed that a large proper
non OF the mems knapsacks contained a box of
Troches, being generally used by them for
Colds, etc" BroaCn's Bronchial Troches should
be used upon the first appearance of Cold or
Cough, which by neglect may terminate in
some incurable Lung Disease.
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE 3 CO., Aucucneer..

BIZ: O. MCGUIRE 3 CO. Anctls.ssTs.
NICE Prick DWELLING HOUSE AND
LARGEsIBE LOT On THE ISLAND
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, August 2oth
at clock, o the premises, shall sell Lot 10
in Square 466, fronting IL feet on north side of r
street SOUTH beginning LIZ feet from the Of
7tb street west. running back l22 feet to 30 foot
alley side and rear aud improved 10y a snug two
story Brick Dwelling House, with a two story
back Building. stable, carriage house &c SC
and which is very desir able, and has large aide
let attached. planted with a number of stapdard
and dwarf fruit trees, and grape Arbsr, together
with variety Of fine ehrubbery, running yiuea
&c, with pump Of excellent water in the ward
The lot and improvements will be sold together
four parts.
Terms One third cash; residue In 6 And Il
months, with interest, notes to be secured on the
property Conveys ncing at purchaser q coat
Possession given at once.
an ~ J. C MCGUIRE A. 90 Aprts
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STRANGE, BUT TRUB.-That Warts, Moles
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc, can be re-
moved without pain. To be convinced call
at DR.. Whites Rooms, 424 Penn. av., between
~ and 9th streets