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Hanging, if successful is if 1t break
mans neck-is the most sudden death
he can die. 1t ruptures the spine in the
immediate neighborhood of the msduUa OBJ
2ongatG, and thus breaks up the nerve force
or vital power to the organs that carry on
the human machinery. If the mans neck
is not broken the first action of the cord is to
close the trachea, or wind pipe, and thus stop
the supply of air. 1t also congresses the
the large veins in the neck which return
blood to the heart-the jugulars-but does
not entirely compress the large arteries that
carry blood to the brain, for these lie deep
er. The immediate physiological effect is
congestion of the brain-a congestion not
dissimilar in its commencement from the
congestion of drunkenness, which is gen.
orally regarded as agreeable, and the con-
sequence of this congestion-a consequence
that perhaps follows in three minutes
after the pressure of the cord is felt-is the
total abolition of conscious sensation. The
man may struggle and writhe in way
terrible to see, but these struggles are like
those of commissions generally = painful
only to the beholder. Therefore, if q
man is hanged successfully he feels only
the one sickening sensation of the plunge
before he gets to the end Of the rope
three seconds Of horror. If he is hanged
unsuccessfully by strangulation, he feels
the same three seconds, and in addition,
between the the pressure of the cord and
deep congestion of the brain, three min
utes of swimming drowsy, uncertain unea-
siness-at the worst, three minutes and
three seconds; and this is all we give
of misery to murderers. Compare with
this the pain that man suffers before he
dies from an ordinary illness, the drawn
out wretchedness of his three weeks of fe-
Yer, the days of agony with rheumatism
and the bent forward, restless nights before
this rheumatism finally brings his damaged
heart to standstill, the months OF slow
death entailed by cancerous stomach; in
fine, compare the history of any fatal disease
with the short shrift ofhanging, and then
reflect that our humanity now obliterates
the murderer's three minutes and three Sec
onds by the use of chloroform. Really it
is fine age, and if man is tired of this
world and wants to get out of it on easy
terms the thing for him to do is to cut his
neighbours throat and be hanged-under
chloroform.--N. Y. Herald.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-05

w A miller had two sons who were
notorious for saying things not altogether
truthful.
JOHNNY said the old man one day, have
you tolled the grist y
Yes ra s
Sammy have you tolled the grist3'
yes
You viii lie SO like the evil one that
can't believe you will toll it myself to
make snre of it.
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~ The best pleasures-those which
sweeten life most and leave no bitterness
behind-are cheap pleasures. What great
er pleasure can man enjoy than the sense of
being free and independents The man
with his fine house, his glittcring carriage,
and his rich banquets, for which he is in
debt, is slave, q prisoner, forever dragging
his chains behind him through, all the
grandeur of the false world in which he
moves. rt -...
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The case of the wife whose husband
whipped her for eating both butter and
molasses on her bread has been already re-
ported. 1t is now the leading suit before
u West Virginia court Fi;Sssi 81 10.
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~ One of Josh Billings maxims:---
"Rise early; work hard and late; live on
what you can't sell give nothing away
and If you don't die rich and 80 to the
devil, you may sue me for damages. 0''!.s
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EY- A man who was arrested for steal
ing goods OF fire the other day, pleaded
in excuse for an extenuation ofhis conduct,
that he had been in the place but a few
days, and hadn't learnt the rules. sacd nEa
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eW A western paper says that the editor
of its rival sheet was skating recently and
broke through the ice. He went in up to
his ears, but the hole was not large enough
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for some one to take him out, his ears froze,
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WE BEATTHEM ALL!

" country. We give more aud better goods than
be obtained Of any her house In the business from
Alto IN the country. Our terms to Agents exceed
all others Agents wanted every where. end Tor cir
suiar' Address n. II. FLINN CO, 81 Washington St.
Boston, Mass.
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EASTMAN & KENDALL,
P. 0. Box E. 85 Hanover st., Boston, Ms.
DON'T READ THE ABOVE!
b b b b b b b b b
WANTED, AGENTS. ma 81 . to sas9 per

WANTED, AGENTS. mo 81 s to sasG per
male and female to introduce the GENUINE INiPROV
ED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This machine will stitch hem fell tuck quilt cord bind
braid and embroder in most superior manner Price
only $18 Fully warranted for five years. We will pay
81 900 for any machine that will stronger more
beautiful elastic than ours. makes the
"Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch can be
cut and still the cloth be pulled apart without
tearing it, We pay Agents from $75 to $500 per month
aud expenses, commission from which twice that
amount can be made. Address SECOMB & co, Pitts
burg, Pa, Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
CAUTI0N-Do not be imposed upon by other par
ties palming off worthless cast-iron machines under
the SAME name otherwise. Ours is the only genuine
| and really practical cheap machine manufactured.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Admin
istration on the personal estate of,
JAMES NUMBERS
late Hartford county decd. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified to
exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers thereof,
on or before the
18th day Of December, 1860,
or they may Otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this Goth day
ofDecemb.r, 1868.
janl SARAH J. NUMBERS,
Administrative
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A GENTS, FARMERS, GARDENERS and FRUIT
IA GR0WERS.-Send for particulars of "Best's I'm
proved Fruit Tree and Vine nvigoator and Insect Des-
troyer" Samples to test will be forwarded any part
Of the United States and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
Good Agents wanted In every County in the United
States Address
J.AHEARN, 90 Second street, Baltimore, Nd
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AGENTS WANTED

EoR the AMERICAN YEAR BOOK AND NATIONAL
Il REGISTER for 1869. Astronomical, Historical,
Political, Financial, Commercial Agricultural Educa-
tonal Religious This work contains vast fund Of ate
AMI Foreign countries including every department of
the General and state Governments which all Glasses
will find invaluable for daily reference Address O. D.
CASE& CO., Pubrs, Hartford, Conn. jan29-4t
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by Louisville is said to be the largest
tobacco market in the world.
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Now is the time to get signers and send
in Clubs. Ladies Specially wanted as
agents.

Partial list of articles allowed as commission to any
CLUB OF THIRTY 1881 q yards bleached or un-
beached Cotton Cloth. Photograph Album 100 pictures,
elegant Morocco Binding. Revolving oval band. Silver
Plated Table Castor, bottles. Ladies' Dress Pattern
Desk. Fancy Cashmere Pants Pattern. Large White
all Linen Table Cover. White Lancaster Counterpart
70 yards Calico. ALEXANDRIA Bed Quilt Ladies' Morocco
Shopping Bag. Good Cottage Clock.
CLUB OF SIXTY. 1851 AZ yards Bleached or Uu-
bleached Gotten Cloth. Fashionable Dress Pattern. 3
yards wool Cashmere for Pants and Vest PATTERN
Fashionable wooden shawl. White Marseiles Counter
pane. Ladys Large Genuine Morocco Shopping Bag
Lady's Fashionable Cloak Pattern. Pair Good white
WOODEN Blankets. Black Alpaca Dress Pattern yards
good Frocking. Rosewood Brass Alarm Clock. Lady's
Fur Muff. Set Misses Furs, Muff and Collar.
CLUB OF ONE HUNDRED. 1901 o5 yards good
Bleached or Unbeached Cotton Cloth, one yard wide
Ladys or Gents New Silver Hunting Case Watch
Fashionable Thbet Dress Pattern Elegant Black Al
paca Dress Pattern. One pair Of good white wooden
Blankets large size Lady's Fashionable Double wooden
Shawl. Two large, fine Bleached Linen Table Covers
with one dozen large sized Dinner Napkins to match
% yards Hemp Carpetng ~ yards fine Cashmere for
and Forks on white metal. Portable Sewing ana En-
broidering Machine. 71-2 yards doublewidth Water
proof Cloaking Set Of Furs, Muff and Collar.
1t impossible to give complete list Of goods but
Agents desiring articles not named above, will please
mention them and will accommodate them II posi-
ble II your have club ready, or intend to raise
for any other house. don't fall to send 1t to and at the
same time ask for our New Circular and Mammoth Ex-
change List Parties acting agents for other dollar
houses in this city, will please send US their address, and
we make it for their advantage to do Male and
female agents wanted as usual.
SEND MONEY IN REGISTERED LETTERS in every
instance, and guarantee that it will perfectly
safe.
N B. Our sale should not be classed with dollar Jew
elry sales and gift enterprises Send to us for decision
respecting business by the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, dated Washington, Nov A. 1885, If you want
prompt returns for your money send your clubs to
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-05

Inaugural address of the Hon
II. j. HenkIe,

PRESIDENT OF THE ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
IND AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
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WILLIAM RICHMOND.
Cabinet Maker and Undertaken,
erIzuEz3
Shop 8. II. Reasins Square. Residence opposite
and adjoining Odd Fellows Hall,

021l11ls-lA-&%S
Shop 8. ii. Reasins Square. Residence opposite
and adjoining Odd Fellows Hall,
nAyRE DE GRACE MD.
Respectfully informs his friends and the public that
he Manufactures and Repairs all descriptions of FURNI
TURE to order, with economy and dispatch.
He Is also prepared to give special attention to CON-
QUOTING FUNERALS in any part of the county, keep
ing Walnut and Poplar COFFINS constantly on hand
Also, COVERED WALNUT and MAHOGANY CASKETS
and Weayer's Patent AIRTIGHT C0fFINS supplied on
short notice.
RS-Remember the address, and you will be better
pleased than by going to the city anywhere else.
Terms strictly cash. au2S-1y
nEMORESTS MONTHLY MAGAZINE
~ universally acknowledged the Model Parlor Maya
zine of America; devoted to Original Stories, Poems
Sketches, Architecture and Model Cottages Household
Matters Gems of Thought Personal and Literary Gossip
ncuding special departments Fashions Instructions
on Health, Music, Amusements, etc. all by the bes
authors and profusely illustrated with costly
Engravngs (ull size), useful and reliable Patterns
Embroideres and constant succession of artistic novel
ties, with other useful and entertaining literature.
No person of refinement, economical housewife or lady
of taste afford to do without the model monthly
Single copies, 80 cents; back numbers specimens 10
cents; either mailed free. Yearly So, with a valuable
premium; two copies, $685. three copies 81 SO; Eve
copies $2; and splendid premiums for clubs So EACH
with the first premiums to each subscriber.
A3-A new Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine for
subscribers at So each. '.
Address W. JENNINGS DEMoREsT,
S3s broadway, New York.
Demorest's Monthly and Young America together 81
with the premiums for each. nov22
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DANIEL WEBSTER wrote: "The longer
live, the more highly do estimate the Christian BAH
hath and the grateful do feel toward those who
impress Its importance on the COMMUNICABLE. /.
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THE PATENT MAGIC COMB

Will color gray hair permanent black or brown
Sold everywhere. Sent by mail for $l.25
Address VIM. PATTON, Treasurer.
Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mass.
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EASTMAN & KENDALL,
65 HANOVER STREET, Boston, MASS.
Licensed Wholesale Dealers by the q 9.
Established 1854.
The goods sold by described in printed slips
Cheeks which sent to any address at the RITE Of ten
cents EACH in clubs Of ten twenty thirty, forty sixty
one hundred, hundred and fifty two hundred &C.
For dollar the wceiver can buy the article described
in the check exchange 1t for any of two three
hundred other articles in circular As guarantee
OF the worth of every article sold by u.s. any article
our checks can be exchanged for White Bed Quilt
Silver Plated Revolving Table Castor with Five Bottles
Read what the great paper of the Northwest the Toledo
Blade (Nasby's paper), says Of us:-
"WHAT WE SAW AT THE HUB.-Curiosity led us,
while recently in Boston, to visit the dollar establish
ment of Messrs. EASTMAN KENDALL Their trade
has become immense that they occupy four stories
in the elegant block No. 65 Hanover Street. The name
Of this firm has become familiar household words
throughout the Middle and Western States while as
prompt and honorable business they are endorsed
by the best rmsn their city. Their Club system
of selling goods has done more, believe during the
past few years to keep down the prices Of domestic
ticles in every day use, than all other influences
bined. Most oftheir goods manufactured expressly
for them, for instance cutlery made to their order in
Sheffield, England, and imported in large quantities for
their dollar trade alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-26
EVENING STAR.
LATETELEGRAMS, &c.

The Spanish Cortes on Thursday adopted the
New Military Consumption Law which pre-
scrihes that no more men shall be- raised by
couseription thai are actually required by the
Government NIL mp the ranks OF the army
to It's standard strength.
The State Auditor of Louisiana and his
chief clerk have been indicted for frauds.
The Auditor vacated his Office yesterday, and
the Governor appointed a eolored man as act
iIg Auditor.
In New York yesterday DIR. Wolfe was held
to bail in SIU.OO0 on the charge of procuring an
abortion, which resulted in the death OF Made
line PbIllIppi.
Thr Pope has invited the Sovereigns to send
sCCissIastlcs 10 represent them in the General
Council Of the Church al Rome
Sir Stafford Northeote has advised the Hud-
son Bay Company to csde their territorial
nights IN British North America for f3J0,UOO
Ex-Msyor James Harper, OF New York, was
thrown from his carriage while driving up
IIfh avenue yesterday and seriously injured
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, has is
SUpC a warrant for the execution of Lewis
Lar e, " BIO murdered his wife last April.
l., stock and gold boards at New York will
b. closed to-day. and Good Friday will be
gem rally observed "a a holiday.
IrClgnatiOn b expressed by the residents Of
Alas Ia st he cOLduct of ketcham, Collector
of Customs.
BusDos Ayres papers cay II is rumorsd that
Lopez desires to csde Paraguay To the United
States
MITamon, the leader of a band OF Car
list. Lear Alm-TIa, SPAN, has been captured.
HIS followers dispersed.
Both branches Of the Psnnsylvani Lagisla-
ture have ratified the Fifteenth Amendment.
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DIEO.

kOCHlCEOLE- On the 18th inst at 4 o,cIocE
= NJ, CHk STOsANE kOUHIOEULE, aged
ahout IS years native If Bar9a Italy hui for IN
LAST u years a resident of Washington city.
bis funeral will take place on Saturday after
noon, The 9th lns tant. 1t three CLOCK from No
- street NO To, between 9Th AMI 10Th streets
Sest bis friends ami acquaintances are invited
10 attend. .
WILLIAMSON. On the morning of the 18th
instant BENJAMIN youngestchild Of Joseph r.
and Jemlna L " iilfanson, aged u months a.d
cay
The friends y the family are respectfully invited
u ats no the funeral on SATURDAY. to morrow }
the 9Th instant st o'clock, from the residence OF
bis parents, No. So llth street, between x and
J. street
SHIELD On Thursday, at nine clock D m
JANE the beloved wife e the Rev Charles RI
skieEi rector Of christ Church. Navy Yard land
dauEEt.r OF ID. ". barton. late of Wiuchester
Va sR.d 81 years
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Ky 0IEEk d WILLIAMS,
IL Ancttoneers and Real RctAts BrokeFs
NO. $50, southeast corner Sth Apd % strceeD

- Anetioneers and Real Estate Broken,
no. s2o, soatheast corner nh md strsse1.
IRUsrIEs SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL.
Nv I NTH n0 " -. AMP 81 ,, Ss1usDs.
eel, bearing date on the 2lst day OF Nay, 1850.
~ e. rea., and to pay the balance OF debt secured
20 dec s tan smoSntTs . III 8, With interest
$40 IS from Gath July, 1855, the cap criber Vim
81 AHEI 1859, q 4 O'Clock m on the premises,
lot Voc and 5, in James Adams sxecators' sub
jersey svepus. between Soush 4 ana II strests.
and exteSdtne back through the square 70 "a street
east or street on which there IL front Of IS
feet 9 fnehes with the improvements, y hich con-
Dwelling. House, with large Brick stable and com.
This property is we'll known % the residence of
the late x n. Law bell. and offers . fsvosSbie
Opportunity TO procere Q delightful residence, or
Terms: One third cssh. Of which sao viii n.
requilse 20 % paid - soon - the proparty n
knoeked dow; and the balaAos In six, twelve
eieneen; ana twenty fsur months, to be secured sy
sale, secured b. eed In trust uDon the Srorsu
And ~ not complied With IN i've DAYS sftsr *.
sac. ne proDerty will b resold Ct the risk md
ehSnso ol the Purchsssr. nUon one veek D notice
All Ancine and stamps st the cost Of the
n.u, CHARLIE g. wALLAoH Trustee.
male-eo4ds GREEN . WILLIAMS, Aucfs
NVIICH ls HIBIBY GIVEN That ON
f,ont AZ Asrii a. 1850, 81 10 n, Il the
bsskrupis, a. fas = the sans have cone int . nv
m. u ,.vsv HAWKINS rAY LOR.
Aesiknee
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3 Il T I L IL = Re.

l. BRTILIzE Rs.
Forty tons pure and Genuine ROME DUST msds
my mill, warranted the purest Lot In the DistFioo
BAUGH's RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
ANDRkw GOES SUPER PHOePHATE or
CAPE VERDE ISLAND GUAHo,
MHXICAN 0UAuO,
FISH GUAHo.
Also,
A lot OF ADULTERAfED PERUvIAH 0UAHo
Railroad and Lever Morse Powers and rhrssher,
MOVING AND RKAPING MAOHIHDs.
D80PP8Rs AID SELF. RAKBID
Extrss for al kinds Of REAPDRe AND uOW
Eks, THRkeHkRs. H0Rsk -POwERs, ed =
i'm Elements
HAT PRkSsBs,
PORTABLE SoRe.s,
FLOWS, HABRoWs. ard
CULrIvAroRs q I'll kinau.
rAR0 CARTS.
W WHEEL s STTILsTIyAEoas.
ClpkR MILLS,
GARDEN AND Rl9LD sEDDo,
&C., &C., &C., &C., Ae.
J.P. BARrHoLow,
SIS eEyINfH STREET.
. 0kEIh WILLIAMS, Aaoss. -
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4 IAIT!D sfAfEs PArFHf orEraE-

.. u. w s..;s;ss !; . 3 q &c. ,
York prs,iss Tor he sss.asos :, % s. ssS
70 nm on The issh day Of Jans. iess. tor en-
Ia n ordsrsh ~ Htcl.toc.tisg esil.ey Prspsllss
Sos nav 49, - ss Ia cay q nsy next Any IsF-
Ros, and other papers shoald Be- died 10 this
once twenty days before the day 81 hearing
nLISaA FO0fE,
meSiawSW Oonmissioner Of Patents
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a. The Norwich papers are full of accounts
Of the discovery there of a human body packed
IN spirits We reverse the process here.
~ NJ. GuIllemOt, in his article on ssthe For
elgn Residents OF Paris" IN the Presse Libre,
says there are rarely less than five thousand
well-t0-do Americans in that city.
n|The centenary of the birth of Napoleon l.
will be extensively celebrated in France on
August Is; next. IL Is the great fete day of the
year.
- bradshaw, the eminent of physic, agsi nst
whom Miss FUrgrrson has recovered. in Ohio,
verdict of SIG.OUO for repeated brea hes of
promise. converted his property into money
and left Tor undiscovered realms when the
verdict was rendered
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For eAbE-
=: ::s :ss
HOUSE, froDsiDs .n 49,. street e: . ,h for
70: :;s.i ; e Sssf 4: I!
% s,sl ho. s :sss .so' -as snss
s sss BE- stored large .%.sDs o. produce .epss
safe, in q . cold. ct weather, from freezi~e The
owner I. an1iou. to sell, and has made his price
Price; $40. 500 down. and remainder on long
''" JOSHUA WHITNEY,
msrstf 4l6 7th street. between snd q.
For SAIL
Owned and now occupied as school by the sisters
SITUATED on Il m STREET NORTH,
IMMEDIATELY G TnsF e. ST. ALoHsIus
Having frOn.se 2, ~ dses issss; on street.
on street,
COMPRISING sa ,ss,'us SQUARE FEET OF
The improvements are frst-clsss pressed brick
and brown front house, Is By 6 feet OF three
adjoining side building OF 80 BY % feet, finished in
same style, but with basement and three clear
The property as . whole is immediately avail
able for the purpose of school. hospital, other
Converted into hr.t class dwellings
The neighborhsod is desirable and rapidly i'm
terms One half cash; balance on time.
kANOOLPd COGLE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
$40 Seventh str. ct between and 2,
nh f2aWn OR Post ounce Box s2I
EoR RENT--A good brick DWELLING HOUSE,
u four good sized rooms. back yard, &C 4: situated
~ Immediately to G. T. GARDEEE; 49,
TOR SALE OR RTNT-New first class 4 story
= BRIOK HOUSE, on K between 18th and 18th
range bath ro"% ana Ssssr CLOSETS. excellent
order from cellar te roof. House three rooms
sss H' s,sau s''
street. ma 236t'
"A MESS Location ais 5tS street. I bet ~een 't q
and H. sar the Patent once. Possession given
HhsGsY Hea LIST S e 1a s the s g..
end E north, containing rooms, with gas and
Also sSaers f ne OFFICES e S the front Build
Ing suitable for 'sWxy EEEs sEfPt ALEnX pyH
ma D I'm Attorneys Law, No. "a ct.
FOR REHT-one Of the best STORES in the
dac city Ne 400 Ith streets opposite the Post
shs Of Ter SALE rare ;P'
FOR sALI.A three story BRICK HOUSE:
containing I ten SOoss With stoGc: IN good
Terms liberal. Inquire on the premises. MAJ lm'
A BARE CHANCE-FOR sALE-A we'll Fur.
"A ri; ni'hea HOUSE q u rooms. q. fuli e essd
and he Soase rented to 90 tenant. Sold d' o.
account Of the owner leaving the city. Apply at
THE office. marie Inns
(NBEAP LOTS ON LONG TIME AND EASY
~ TERMS. Il. w BOWMAN,
fel2u Real Estate Broker, 511 7th 1t.
kF6s f.S Jersey tS5s:
s " 81 tfps ssr
TOR KENT-FurnisheA in all respects, the veil
Il known RESIDENCE, No. 363, southwest
corner OF street west and lith. now eccu pied by
the Spanish Minister Apply for particulars to
Dr. JOIN BLAKE, National Metropolitan Bank.
h0n ACRBs eUBURBAN BUILDING SITES
wv AND COUNTRY SEATS FOB SALE-At
North Arlington, with frem one to ten of
Land, com prisBg the finest views Of w ashingto
Georgetown asd surrounding country; rs hesithy
"a any part of the United States; many springs of
the It soft cold water soil excellent pecially
Tor s'apes and the small fruits Long or short time
as dtsired, and will accommodate purchasers "a 70
psymtn in small amounts, say from SIC per
rontE ND Especial inducame nts off red to those
whO will erect elegant buildings. Do not buy I'm
tl You address tgiving your address, to
Il. A PHILLIPS,
to Ia IT Ge0rpetCwD ID G.