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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31
The Charge Easily Preferred.

The charge made by the acCuscr Is one
easily preferred and not acsily diSprovcd.
1t is not enough for the accuSer to say
Il make thi, charge, now let 1t be DIS
proved. or be taken rs confessed. All
tribunals, both ecclesiastical and legal, III
their wisdom have required, in deter
mining charges ofthis kind, such proof of
facts and circumstances Us point unmlS-
takubly to the guilt ofthe accused as are
not consistent with any theory Of Juno
ccncc. Lord Stowell, as cited by Green
lief, one of the best writers known on jur-
i>prudcncr, and especially on rules OF eyi-
dcncc, SAYS, "ln every case almost, the
fact is inferred from circumstances that
lead to it. hv fair inference, rs ncces-
sarv conclusion, and unless this were the
case. and unless this were so held, no pro-
lection whatever could be given to mari
tai rights What are the circumstances
which lead to such conclusions cannot be
laid down universally, though many OF
them of more obvious nature and Of
more frequent occurrence, arc to be
found in the ancient books, At the
same time, it is impossible to indicate
them universally, because they may be
infinitely diversified by the situation and
character of the parties, by the state OF
general manners, and by many other in
cidcntal circumstances apparently slight
and delicate in themselves, but which
NAV have most important bearing in the
decisions upon this particular case.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31
THE EVERLASTING SCANDAL,
From Saturdays Second Edition.

The condition of this family in connec-
ton with the distressing circumstances
referred to and that appear in the his
tory of this difficulty, conspire to make
the occasion one full of peril, not only to
Mr. Beecher but TO others who he felt
bound to protect to the last moment; to
say nothing of the great interests Of his
be loved Plymouth Church and other in
terests Of high concern, all of which
must be involved if publicity should be
given to the false and scandal
lous matter that was seeking
expression from the heated and malicious
mind of Theodore Tlton. Will innocent
men pay blackmail? Will innocent
men and especially clergymen fight as
for their lives to suppress an injurious
scandal even though it be born of extor-
ton, falsehood and revenge? These are
questions that uuhappily history has too
often answered in the affirmative. 1t is
easy, now that we see what manner of
men Tilton and Moulton are, to wonder
that Mr.. Bcecher should intrust any in-
terest of his to their keeping. When we
look upon the record of this sad story, we
feel like visiting even upon the suffering
head and heart of our pastor
The Seyerest Censure.
and this not the less, because we rever-
ence and love him, and know that no
man in our land is more beloved. 1t is
we might say, because he takes such an
interest in the church and humanity,
because he stands to-day foremost among
men of master minds, cloquence and
power. We chide him in no uncertain
words for imperiling so often the precious
interests confded to him by the God
who made him, and who, we have I'M
shaken faith to believe, will deliver him
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31

BRooKLYN, August 2S.-Thc report
of the Committee of Investigation with
statement Of conclusions upon being
read to the Church WI, adopted amid
shouts of acclamati0n.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31
Proposals. for City Work.

At TIE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICI
mari
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-01
THE BEGGAR BOY OF
LUCERNE.

More than half century ago, be-
fore the walls were built about the
old city of Luoerne, certain Austrian
noblemen formed grea. conspira cy
to conquer town and land for Haps-
burg. Now the emerald-grcen waters
Of the Reuss flowed swiftly past the
town. They have had long journey
from their home among the awful
glaciers that bolt and bar the glories
OF the Alp-lano. They have bounded
over barren rocks, sprinkled the moss
and heather above the realm of beast
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-01
IN JUSTICES COURT.

kenOsha County. e.
9 ~ of 9enosha NM
TO james Baker:
Yon are hereby notified that a warrani OF at
tachmeut has heeu issued against you, and your
property attach d 10 sattsf, The demand of Marin
lyon, amounting To eight dollars: Now unless
y"u ohall Appeir before j. M. Step bins, ESQ, a
Justice { he Peac in aud for sad County. at his
othce in 7ald Guy. Ola the tn dav OF January, A,
D 1874 al ten ocIOcK in tue forenoon Of said
day, ju tgmelt vii be rendered aLa nsL You, and
your pr0n-rty sold To pay the debt.
Dated fh'~ 18Th day Of December. A. D 1873
S"$i MARTIN TYSON, Plaintiff.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-01
IN JUSTICES COURT.

Zen shA County,
Cry ii KeIosha,
10 james Baxter:
You are hereby notified that warrant a. at
facnme ht ma Hern ts>ucd agAins, yo1. and your
property attached to satisfy the demand OF lbert
Sopr amounting 10 seven and l0-lOO dollars: Now
~ less y"u shall appear before j. NJ S1ebblns
Esq, Justice Of the Peace in and for said Coun-
". AT MS office III said City, on the 7h day Of
January, d 1874, at ten o'clock IN he forenoon
Of cal day. Judgment will be rendered agains :
yon and your property So TO pay the debt.
Dated December 10TH. 1873.
3w30 ALBERT SOPs, Plaintiff
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-01
IN IUSTICE'SICOURT.

Kenosha County, a..
hty Of Ken"sha, So
To James Baxter
Yn are hereby MOULDED that warrant of at.
tachment has been Issued against You and
= ar property attached to satisfy the demand Of
JOhn kllf mounting To thirteen dollars: Now
9n'PSs Won stall appear before j. NJ. Stebbins,
Esq Justice OIL the Peace iii and for said Uoun-
~ At his Olicr i'll aid iy, on the 7th day of Jan
usry. A. D.. 1874 att 3l o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, jndgmen' will be rendered az inst you,
nd your property sold to pay the debt.
Dated his I5'h day of Decemb 4. D., 1878.
3|3U JOHN KLTFF, Plaintiff.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-01
IN JUSTICES COURT.

keno~hs CJunfg.
cay OF k~nDsha ITs.
To james Baxter:
tNH are hereby noiheG that warrant of at
't1h"eht Has been insued against you, and your
pi|peny attached ~ satisfy The demand of Marhi
- y imp 'ch, enduring Twenty.nIx dollars:
~" ." ass you @tall appear before J. M Steb-
"4e "ur zee 81 he Pcac.. in aud for said Conn
~ ~ n" ONE, :" -aid MY. on The 3D. fay of Jan.
~. :. - S1i atf n n'cl,ek in tre forenoon Of
rs "a" mem will te rendered against YOU
''Hr p'"p"riy ~ nav the d, hi "
'4'Fn '"iE Iva day ~ Decsmb"r, :, ID 1873
''"" MATTHIAS 0TEINBAcH, Plain it,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-01
TNUMBEB 80

and bird, leaped fearless down the
black Devils Gorge, dashed over and
around the boulders with which the
giants used to play, and so ever and
ever down have held their course, till
the Wonder-lake, the Lake eff the
Four Cantons, has received the pant
ing fugltlves. She has washed them
clean OF the earth tint with which
they were born. Her depths, the
color Of daintiest robins egg, quietly
hide the wanderers impsrfections
and send them on their way, clad in
their purity, loudly singing Their un-
translated song. Down by the bed
OF the Reuss there stood all old ar
cade, dim and obscure, fit place for
murderous council. Here the scarlet
sleeved conspirators met in the dark
mesa Of the night. After much con-
sultation it was finally determined
that with the swords and dageers
with which they were armed the
Mayor and Councillors of the city
should be slain. Before day shall
break the doomed town shall be in
their Pc Ter.
SIlently starting on Their deadly
mission one Of the nuble,nen dlscoy
ers poor boy lying upon a bench in
the darkness of a corner. He is only
beggar-boy, and he has no home,no
tMends. SO the hand of toe heaven
" watcher, whose chances pierce the
veil Of night, had led him here to
guard the town. He had listened to
the treachcrous plot, and determined
to reveal 1t as soon AS he could escape
undiscovered. But suddenly he is
seized by the desperate men. They
declare that Uhey will instantly nil
him. The sword is raised, but the
boy, wild with terror, entreats their
mercy, and promises he will never re
veal to any man what he has heard
Believing the promise, with many
threats they let him ".
Out into the darkness the hoy
dashes. He sees tar of the light IL
the cot OF village butcher, and
hastens toward 1t. There is ia ele>s
teaeling and merriment here, and
group Of men are telling stones o.
daring i'll the oldrn time. The DO,
with breathless haste, rushes int,
the room. The tears are rolling dow
his cheeks. He looks not into tn,
face of any one, but hurr,es to III
great stone stove, aud cries:
go stove! what | have promises,
never ~ tell to any man nu~
quickly tell &c thee! o dear, goor
stuve!l was compelled TO swear; bu
listen well while | show TO you tn,
danger OF the beloved city. Tn
nun derers are Fastening even now G.
Stay The rulers and To conquer Lu
cerne once more. They-!"
Du' only the stove is there to hss
the story OF the bright sly boy, The
str ng men have quickly taken thv
alarm; very soon the cuIisplr& tors al
seized and hastened to justice. Th>
foes of the good town are driven OIL
with strong hand, and still Lucerhr
iS free.
hey sought for the child whot"
loyal cunning had savea them, b. !,
they never found him. EveD 10 th,>
day the SwitzerS tell the story vii
admlring gratitude IN thsir tones, BIZ
no man knows his name. The sens
less stove that heard his warning /,
still l. eseryed in the old hail whelr
the butchers guild was went to NEE
What think you of the bravely
and art'hce of the nameless begg
by of Lucerne?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-01
LIE al NOGlces.
Sharif's Foreclosure SAFE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN-ClRCUTT COURT,
For County of KenoshS
Taylor Or ,hap Asylum, Plaintiff,
ag A1Ast
Micnael Flanusry and Catherine Flannery his
wife. DEFENDANTS.
In Pursuance aud BY vrtde of Judgment of the
CiFcnir OHrt for KenGahs County made and rem
0ered ID tue AbW ennrled action, bearing date
Nov. 18th 1913, will be sod nLder the direction
Of the subscriber, sheriff of. SAID County, al the
front door Of The Court House in the City of Ken
OshI. County OF Kpnosha ana State Of Wisconsin,
Or Sdtm~d "a the tttrty first dry 0fJdnWdry meet.
al rhrae O'Clock the 'fternonn of that day, the
fOlIOwn DEED real estate and premises stu
ate said CuunIy d state COR 80 much thereof
may be unceS -ary 70 satisfy said lungment)
namely TIE East halt Of the southwest quarter,
AMI the vest hnlf nf be vest half Cf the south
eas! quarter. MI in SectlOn number nineteen (l9)
Town number Two ~ north OF range number Tween
" t2h} Eas,. TeI m Cash.
Dared at the Sheriff. Office IN the City Of Ken
~ III, thi~ IIth day Of December, A. D. 1873.
Fsh & Lee, Plffs Attys. John retard,
Sheriff OF KenOsha 90.
7wSU
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-01

a curious s'org comes to as across n,
OCEAN, OF @ aha pelesa bundle OF rags fOu
recently in tree-t0p IN the South AfriC .
colony OF Natal. 1t proved to be one Of, :,
missing balloons which aoated out of P.
DUNG the siege with a freight OF letters o.
spatches-orders from the Government
National Defense to It's Generals in tie fr
and messages OF love aud cheer, of sorr
and complaint from the suffering citizens
their friends outside. IT the GoverHm,
had no better way than his of reaching
commanders. 1t is perhaps not eurpris'' :
that the military operations OF France ot'
sionally lacked consistency. It has b. u
suggested that the contents of this ae'
mail may have an important bearing ~. .
the trial of Bazaine /; but = question WI
will interest the public far more thAn ;,
pnrport of the letters Is how the banur.
should have found it's way from France i"
the southern extremity Of Africa. Natat >
over 5000 miles from Paris, in direction Il
most due south.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-01
IN JUSTICES COURT.
ktDosha County,
cay o. KeLOsha, -

keDosha County,
Cay KeLOsha, -
20 James Baxter:
Y"n are reoy notified that = warrant Of a,
;" uncut nv h"en issued againSt YOU, and your
el"p1rty attached to satisfy rhe demand of Per
nara Ha>befger, amounting 10 nine dOllaYs: Now
"hier" J"u shlI appear before ), strbbins a
'n%ice 81 he Peace III and for said Comfy at his
. 'o74. II zen "'cOck IN the forenoon OF said day,
10 igmeni viii be rendered against Won. ard your
f'rnpetty sold TO pay the debt
iFni"d TINS 18Th day oi Decem ber, A D. 1873
@"S' BERNARD HAsBERGKR, Plain, if
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-01
ESTIMONIALS

n y II L4'AE IN 4 y Il =
N'T'SHA DYE HOUR, KEHosHA, Nov. ID, 1875
Th'"i 10 certify 'hai my hands got poison :
s"'i' me ago aud after many Intellectual attempts
''cl G mem, fTi"d Mr. E"OnArd's ALL HEALINs
hi'F he "nr"' vas sImDR, mlgIcal; af
-" "P ical'hns Wa able To close my nnnds
"'nP ND u" been anie do for hree weeks
b1'"Te The third box cured ne entirely
FRANK KRAE.
hEEOsHA Nov. 18TH 1873
W. my my last simmer aud everything that
e'liid ~" t"med 'od" me no GOOD Az last
'"~3r' trled the ALI-H Ealing SALvE which cured
~ entirely. = JACxS0w
4 OF BOX o. 80.
OF BOX IN S s
- 81 Nv "s
- L@O% RID anh al ]. B. STAgKTE ArA-
En- Drng Store. Teesi
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-01
something New.
REV, E. .. LEoNARD's
Nh Heating SesEUe,

&"1d ."r Fever N0se~, al RI am, Ery.ipelas
.cI' had, Frn"e1 feet, Bprns hillbaipn
Car, h~und- AMI >".u~ nf All kinds
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-06

Baio este nombre Sc acaba de abrir un nuevO
establecimentO de merceria en- la calle de la
Cruz frente al almacen de d. EustaquO Caore-
ra, en- ell que todo comprador hallara un exec
lente surtido de mercancias de seda, lana hilo
algodon tndo precos sumamente m6dicos;
pues su dueno desea vender barato con el fin
de acl editarlo y ponerlo la altura de los de-
mas de su Tamo.
BuenOs bontOs casimires de sde 81 hasta 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-06
LA VILLA DE BILBAO.

vara; pafos negros de color desde 10 rls. 0
hasta S3 i'd cortes dc casimir desde 50 hasta
Sumo lindisimos warandoles 4 10 centavos;
precosas muselnas Il ochavos; ricos Olanes y
calic6s 4 10 centavos. He aqui expresados algu-
nos artfculos; los que creemos suficentes para
que el pnblico pueda juzgar de todo 10 que en-
la La Villa dc Bilbao Sc encuentra. Puerto Ri
CO Enero % de 1874.
~ ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-06
COMPANIA UE VAPORhS
HANRTRG ANERk ANNH9 PA IEART ACIE, CESELZNhAET
DE MBURG0.

FL seyicio ouncena Hambugo ngatera, Fran
ca ST. Thomas Puertoco ay prncpiara todo
ell presente 6 principles del entrante
habendo dO enegado
nor los convend Ia Compana ha eueo denr
apor de puerto st Thomas day
nudiendo admit lmtado de pasageros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-06
Nueva l1nea de Vapores Espanole>


Ell vapor "Puerto-Rico" Sc despachara en- Lii
verpool para San Juan, Ponce, Mayaguez V de-
mas puertos de SUI ruta ell 20 de noviembre pro-
ximo. Para fetes demas detalles dirijirse en-
Liverpool los Sres, William White Comp
Pacific Buildings, James Street, y en- esta La
timer Comp..-Puerto-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-06
UNlCO DEPOSlTO EN LA IShA
de Guano leg1timo del Peru.

La Empresa del Guano leg[timo del Peru pa
ra las Antillas espanolas, establecida en- la Ha-
bana, la sola autorizada Dor el Gobierno del Pc
ri para la venta del art1culo en- las Antllas es~
pano'as, ha resuelto establecer un dep6sito EN-
esta villa, habi6ndonos nombrado al efecto sus
dnicos agentes en- la lsla, tepemos el gusto de
ofrecera los Sres. Hacendados, este fertilizador,
ell mejor hasta hoy conocdo. El precio de venta
es $85 al contado por tonelada espanola, sin ta-
ra, entregabe en- Ia romano.
Mayagnez, agosto de 1S73,-LATlMER Y
COMP
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-06


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-10
No.439( PAPERHANGINGs. lNo. S3s
18th st. SPBIk0 STOCK I 9TH st.
now open at

MARKRITER
No, 80 7Ih street, between ID aud streets, eight
doors above God Fellows Hall,
PAPEhHAN0IH9e
FIJI Gilt and silver Papers, new and stylish de-
.tE- Plain Psp+rs for pan-ling. with gilt rod or
isl pg plaS, perfect re presentation Of woods and
La.ht Also, full line OF Glazed and low priced
psret- embracing new cha les IL brown, psarl and
brew. b blue: novelties In colors aud patterns.
WINDOW SHADES.
NV patterns, different sizes and colors. Plain
i"fc IN different cciors which We make Into shades.
Shades made tn order.
PlOTURE FRAMES
Velvet and Gilt Frames In great variety, French
Fire Gilt Frames, Walnut and Gilt and AL Gilt
Frames, from card 70 portrait size. The largest g.
sortment in the city. Frames made to order.
PICTURE CORD AND TASsBLs, PICTURE
Picture Cord and Tasssis. different sizes and
oolors, wire covered. Tinned, silvered and s9ld
plated Picture Cords, very superior goods. Porc0-
lain and bras head Picture Nails, Rings, &C.
PAINTINGS. cHKo 9nss' PoRoHLAlS PAINT
Choice subjects In appropriate frames ct reduced
prices.
All good. warranted q Represented. An orders
for Paperhangirg, Window Shades OF Picture
frames punetualD filled and sali.fActiJn gusran-
tsed. TRIMS CASH, mayelm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-10

The Indianapolis Journal denies with acerbity
the state melt by the Washington correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Commercial that Senator Nor
ton is foremost in an organized effort here look
ing to the formation Of 3 new party. The Jour
nal says Senator NJ. lis too good 8 republican
And much too shreNd q politician TO engage in
that sort CT nonsense"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-10
THE MILD POWER CURES.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

Have proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire suscets Simple, prompt. Efficient and rsli-
stle. They sre tho only medicines Perfectly
adapted 10 popuia- use-so simple that nist ges
garnet BE made IN using them: 50 harmless as 10 be
Tree rom danger; and 50 efficient % be always
relistle. They have the highest commend ation
from all, aud will always render satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-10

The bill for a change OF District government
reported from the investigating co mmittee,
contains no provision Tor the immeilste paw
Iosnt Of the hremen, who have over a years
salary due them, and the policemen AMI en-
IlOyes Of the District government and Board OF
Public Works who have hot been paid for
several months Are these people TO wait
another yesr until the accounts are adjusted
and Congress acts 1t the next session? Will
not Congress pay these salaries "a Il did those
OF the school teachers, the amount 50 paid to be
retained from the sum which may be founf due
the District after the accounts have been
audited? There are many cases Of extreme
hsTdship in consequence Of the non payment OF
thsse salaries, and as the general governm mt il
Acknowledged 70 be in debt to the District, why
not appropriate q portion OF the amount to
relieving this distress?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-10

Attic Law Department commencement OF
Columbian University tonight Hon. Carl
Sehurz will deliver the annual address TO the
graduates; President yelling will confer the
degrees; and the prizes will be awarded by Jus
hee Strong, Us. Supreme Court. The occasion
viii thSrefOfe be one of exceptional interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-10
HE Star by Mail.

Persons leaving tie city for the summer. or
any PORTION Of IL, may have THE SrAR sent to
their address for such time A. they desire, At
tie rate Of dfiy cents per month. Orders, sc-
cornpsui,d by the money, should be sent 70 the
business office Of he paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-10
H.aBLE BROTHERS,
MERCHANT TAILORS q FINE CLorHIsRS
msyY-tr Corner 18th and streets NV.
SEASONABLE ARTICLES
At SEASONABLE PRICES.

Ladies' Gauze Vests, high neck, short sleeves, 81
DUO low neck and short sleeves, 81.
Ladies' very fine full regular Hoss, spair Ell, o.
{" hemmsd linen Hdkfs, 4 foT Sc 80
hen sem; M6G1e1r dor l !, 3 sns2 for 81.
scotch bingham sun Umbrellas, 81.
Childs 81 hOol Sun Umbrellas, soc.
-" faL,y Parasols, 75o.
satchels with outside pocket, 81,
Nice Travelling Baskets, 81.
Cents Summer Sun Ioe, gnd e SOC and o..
Gents fancy Half Hose, pair 81.
Cents superfne British Hose, pair 81.
Plain elk scarfs, . and SOC.
u nt best suspend re-. Is and Soc.
Ladies' two. button X ids, all colors 81
Ls,ies' Lisle Thread o-button Gloves, 80.
Guilds Lace Bont cts and Caps, 81.
Ghild's sils Psrasols. pink, blue and green. 81.
10! T S'1Ri Hacks. IS, &c. and 81.
New style large Fans, Doc and 81.
Best quality Tbermt meters, warranted, 69c.
Fine oval Picture Francs, SOC.
Oval solid walnns ditto, 81.
Walnut square frames, 50 and 7ec.
Finely carved Walnut Frames, 81.
Base Balls, Is, 50 and 81; Ash Bafs, 25c.
Enbber Balls, IS and 500.
cheapeS IN tie city;
Large set mallets, balls, stakes, 10 bridges
Fqll sets-s balls, msllets. stakes, 10 bridges,
ed wood-at
Silver B6R6'8
Metropolitan Dollar Store,
sl2 SEVENTH STREET,
msyIs-u MAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
y . u A L II

FOE ALE.
BuIi ping LoTs ia M Guy. ssips stas,e 90
s,iey, viii e1chs.se ira Brick House worts
sS G6 Is ss N E, .r. ss ; S m
root ., cellar, and ali moc-iu Improvements. ae
h FsaMs s 4a So. q : ssss n eleven
Ps,Sr ad E ns.r,, and all usual
gas Price, IS s0; or viii exchange for house on
Apply to GEoRGr H JoBSsoS, R-.l Es.s,e
and Stock Boxer, No. 62s stree, Ds.th-
F3R RlsTtR sALx-A .plsaaid HOUSE on
btiween 81 ard sih stree;., NJ Sls. erply On the
ser : M m, Or % ISr III G's
street; Also, Tor rsnt, enc Of the HOUSES in tAst
rSSS SSsy to j. SWEET III Pa 9,h Street, streets
E'oR sALE-seyeral desirable HOUSES il al
parts OF the city. Also, several choice Band
asyas-in al Tth .,reet, OPP. Pc.t otsc.
tN4S shLE . B EXCBAsGE FoR oITY
hsst improved small FARMS in the vicinity q
prcvsd 81 large ard eom@SiGu. d% ius SG,S,
psrn, serSsnfs house, mill heuse, good we'll q
50 beautiful sh Ase trees, teuemsnt hoose, &c, aud
sAiered by clear running stream, which is never
northwest Of Bladensburg;; -, On .ees.sisSi ,osi.
nsS2s-lm Resl Estste Broker, Sos 9TH street.
FEB BENT-A VERY desir.bla DwRLJING, No
lSl1 - rect, next q willard Hall. Pusses-
Uses. p,sylS-lm
LNUR BEHT-TwO Lsrgs ROONs al bY 60 nth
u or without STEAM POWER. in Polkinhoras
Buii"tnE, street, between sh srd Tth. Possession
Eiyea a. any time. Apply 90 the premises. sps Sn
FOR ShLy Oh BhEI-The very desirable
II hksIpEkCE and G ROUkDS stjcising the res
erNs IN on GEORGETOWN Heish-s, formerly occupied
hS IT. sident Grant, and NV by J Harris Gsstreii
OF : 30 British Le CATION.
TIE house 10 large, furnished with all the modern
IMPROVEMENTS, and IL suitable for eutt rtninins the
grCnnSs are handsomely orusmented with nae
snrohbery snc evergreeDs; he situation 10 unsur-
passed by any IL the Bistri.t, having splendid view
1.-THE wbeie city, river srd snrron ndiug oou.trv
1he sIou-.s IS very large, Containing nesriy
ninety tho1ssDr S9Csre feet. The property will be
so'd On easy terms routed To q hrst-cAss ter at
Possession given pril 4
AppD TO I. l.. HUME, Of Hall & Hume, groosrs
SUI PeBDsvlyanta avenue. mars sm
ENoR REnT-FEDERAL BEILpINGs, corner
sDd 9Th streets northwest. OFFICES ara
UkFU6ElSBED ROOMS, s'Bgly and ia suifs,
from Is 20 go. Q. PBENTIss, Agent, Room
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And now Rhode Island is going through her
labor OF Senator m sking; and very much she 1:
10 be pitied that IL occurs in such hot weather