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ADVERTISING In COUNTRY PArERs.-A no

ADVERTISING IN COUNTRY PAPERs-A no.
wee IN our advertising columns, yesterday,
sahea The attention of our merchants 10 the
opening feld for their operations in the Yves.
80 s.ou'swesf, and to the Importance of ad-
. s.as'as N The country papers. We heartily
.e'Onu inc suggestions. The advertiser, who
. an EDITOR Of an Abingdon paper. will attend
0a'i ho''ces left at the Enquirer office.
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e 1t was nice and most paletable present
which we yesterday received from Mrs DENNRY
the most worthy lady of the Virginia House, on
Grace street. There are some dishes that will tell
exactly the general character of the house where
they are prepared, and those with which the Dis.
patch was favored By the gentle hostess of the Vir
ginia were OF them. There was that purity and
deiciousness of taste In the cake and ice cream
that told plainly and positively of the well arranged
and well furnished table of thu well seasoned, well.
cooked and dainty dishes that gracei it, and of the
good order and neatness of the whole house
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FINE PICTURRs.-Ita appear

MY FINE PICTURES appears
>that Mesars MINNIS a. WATSON, Ds.
guerreotypists, l46 Main street, have brought this
Fave been. Their pictures of ladies and children
are beautiful-they represent life admirably. These
gentlemen deserve great credit for their skill In this
wonderful art. Their walls abound with speci-
mems of the richest hue, and feel assured that If
eth er citizens strangers will pay them visit,
they will not regret the time they may spend in
examining those precious gems. jy %
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III Ed.

Yesterday morning, ELEANORA. infant child OF
Morris and Mary McCann, sged months. The
funeral will take place this evening at o'clock,
from the residence of her parents, on Oregon Hill,
to which the friends and acquaintancss of the
family are invited
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BOUND OvxR-Tne ed case Of Richard
West, charged with assaulting negro named John.
slave to Col Myers, In the New Market, ON satar
day evening last, came up again before his Honor
yesterday. and he considering that West was in
fault, bound him over In the sum of $50 to keep the
peace.
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WHIrrED--Thomss Lee, slave In the emnlov
of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac r.
R Company, on yesterday. was puni.h with 30
ashes for violently asssulting another gro named
Christopher miles, on Saturday last.
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MARRIED.

On yesterday evening. by the Rev. DR.. Howell
Mr. ANDREW J. FORD, to Miss MARY LUCY
CARTER, all of this city.
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E The Dispatch was conplmented yesterday
by MIR WIN A MASON, who has just taken possession
of the wall known restorative under Odd Fellows
Hall, with a.specimen of the very excellent cheer
he spreads before his customers The soup and
the coneomisants, dignifed By bottle of very ex.
ssllent wine were, saeh as would have kept bon
vvant in the best humor with the world for at ess,
a day.
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~ Engrav1ngs OF the Crystal Pa
GSlace.-L. FRaNCK. No. 1913 sein street.
has Just received from New York, number of
beautiful, large size Engravings of the Crys.
tai Palace, which he will sell at New York prices
Csll ana see them. au 3-3t*
m~ FASsENkTS Ior the Head, maze to
49, order, oy Mis- d. SEAON. Orders can
be lett at the residence of her Father, Semon, No
IL, Main street. At
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m~ Il. j. CARSON 81 90, No. Al
HSand 43 Light street, Baltimore,
and NO. 36 Water street, New Y0rk.-A
good assortment of Bacon, Pork and Lard ALVEY
on hand and for sale at lowest market prices.
lie IS-lY
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE.-Tn,

m@ HAIR DYE, HAIR DX E.-Ihe
So only liquid Hall Dye in the World for in.
stan!ly dying the Hair without dying the skln. tits
applied the same way as OIL is perfectly free from
nitrate of silver and injurious acids imparts gloss
to the HAIR that has never been approached by any
other article. 1t will never turn red or purple, re-
tsins its color to the last, and is vegetable prepa
ration that can be made in ten minutes, at a very
trihing cost will send the recipe to any lady or
gentleman, on receiving one dollar. Address F.
c.. Box l25, Post Office iY l5-lm*
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ftARD.-As my name appeared in tae certin.
~ eats of Mr. ii Knowles card or the 27th ult,
in the Dispatch in reference to tbs IRE of Sunday
morning the 23d utimo, taAe this occasion to
say that being present in the house Of Mr. Morris,
and in the hurry and excitement of .he moment
was not aware of the extent of tbs conf 4gration,
and the imminent danger o:hsr property was In
until visited the ruins yesterday, and in consider
ation of which l withdraw my name from the
aforesaid card. JB SMITH
au 3-ltt
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{ OST-About two weeks since, De. we N the Old
Ia Market and Rockets, q large size Pocket
Book, containing my Free Papers The finder
will receive a reward of 81 By leaviug the papers ct
this Office. JAS LEWIS alias DAY,
au 3-lt* a free man of color
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. FOR RENT, The large Brick tenement
= near Towards Grove lately occupied by Mr.
Pryor. Possession given Immediately. Rent
$3.50 per year. Apply to
aug TOLER & COOK.
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HORSE AND BUGGY FOR SALE
Il handsome saddle and harness MARE.
ans excellent light, second hand BUGGY; will pa
sold al bargain If early application De made -
The owner has no particular use for them. Enquire
at the Dispatch Office. Ru3-4t
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N.Y. b. w. STARkE, Attorney at
Law and Notary Public--Practices
Ia all the Courts of Henrico and Hanover counties
lar attention will be paid to the taking of Deposi-
tions Ga or out of his ot1ce) Proof aud Acznowl.
Judgements of Deeds, ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Dover,
&c. Claims for collection entrusted TO him. prompt.
IL attended to-
Office removed to No 81 three ,oors above City
Hotel on North side of Nan street, Richmond. Va
de 2-Iy
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- FOR RENT.-That very desirable real
f. dence on Clay street, few doors above Mr
Dll's. There are about 7 rooms. vita dre.plac a.
kitchen, hgdrant in the yard, stshis and all out.
houses, all in perfect order. This is really beau.
tiful and pleasant residence il very retired and
agreeable Pars of the city. Immediate possession
may be had. Applyto GAW TAYLOR,
2-ts Next daar - ah,va
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REsoLurE ATTEMPTS To COMMIT SUICIDE
Miss Rebeccs Crabin, one of the frail ssserhood,
attempted to commit suicide last Sunday eveting
by taking creosote. Under the treatment to which
she subjected she SO far recovered that she was
on yesterday lett alone, when she took q second
dose in glass of lemonade. Since then her con.
diton ia thosght by the Doctors in attendance Drs
Waring and HilD to be very critical. She steadily
refused to take medicine or nourishment, and her
struggles were violent whenever either was at
tempted to be forced upon her. As long as she
could speak che expressed firm determination 10
die. Jealousy is supposed to be the cause of her
attempt at self destruction.
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NEW VOLUMES OF BOHE > LiBKA-
IN RIES-Norway and its Seem ry. Comprising
the journal of a tour, by Edward Price, Esq and
Road Beck for Tourists, with hints TO anglers and
sportsnen. Edited and compiled by Thos Forres.
ter, Esq -SI.S5. 15hn's Illustrated Library.
Alfred the Great his Life and Anglo Saxon
WorksSl2 p. Bohn's Antiquarian Library.
Diogenes L Srtus Lives end Opinions of eminent
Phioso phers.-Sl25 Bohn's Classical Library
DeLolDe on the Constitution of England, or an
account of the English Government ia which IL 10
compared with the Republican form of Government
snd the other Monarc lies ia Europe. new edition.
with Life and Notes by Macgregor-sl. Bohn's
Standard Library,
Humphreys Coin Collectors Manual, or Guide to
the Rumismatc Student in the formation OF a cabi.
net OF coins; with l5J engrayings. vJls-$2 so.
Bonn's Scientific Library.
Specimens of Greek and Latin Verse; chiefly
foundations. By Charles Kan Kennedy. Bonn,
London-SI.
Just received. For sale by
JAMES WOODHoUSE,
aus Late Nash g. Woodhouse, Eagle Square
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II ATTENTION BLUES.-Attend Meet.
g ing and Drill of your Company, at Lafayette
Hall This Evening, at half past o'clock
~ BY order of your Commander.
aus JNO REGNAULT Orderly
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aAll dat got change come up and buy,

What voice that black rascal ha, He has
been crying watermelons In the streets Of Rich
mend to cur certain krowledge--we don't Ike to
say how long, for we are getting sensitive about
CUR sge-but we win say TEN years; and have no
doubt the Bachelor remembers him much longer !
How be does ring it out upon the couplet which
heads this paragraph How rapidly he runs It
over lesping ~ 1t were from word to word, and
making cash ring a. though twas shot or struck
out of machine. Well, it is machine-sn enor-
NOUS mouth hedged around with q great row of
ivory, and set ia the middle of the blacklist and
sllckest isce you would see in year. The power
of his voice is tremendous 1t would reverberate
through every lane and alley If he were to stand
mile from the city; but as hs strides through the
streets, leading his old mule, 1t absolutely shakes
the walls. We have not doubt the mule 10 deaf !
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NOTICE.-ONE DOLLAR REWARD-Lost.
LV a Subscription Book, of no use to any
person but the owner. The finder viii please leave
1t at the Dispatch Office, or with JNO WALLACE,
Broad street. below Mayo street..
~ CAUTION-s1bscribers to Virtue, Son &
Co.'S Illustrated Works are respectfully informed
tina: the Subscription Book containiag ID Dir names
has been lost and that il will be some days. Dfoba.
bly,, bsfore another is made out; the subscriber
therefore respectfully cautions Subscribers to
have no dealings with any individual but the re.
gularly authorised agent. JOHN WALLACE,
au 3-lt+ Broad below Mayo st.
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WANTED-AT Tin Plate and Sheet Iron worker
w good job workman To sven one, good
wages ana constant employment will De given
Applyto WAITE s. SENER,
au III Eraderickshurc Va
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ny j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TWO VALUABLE FARMS AT AucTIoN-By virtue Of deed
Of from John H. the subscriber bearing
gust s49 and duly recorded in ber j. A. g. No foos 49, ~
and 80 the land records OF shall sell
public auction Tuesday January as at O'Clock
Of called
and Cleaning situate lying and being OF Washing
the District Of Columbia, and containing hundred
less.
Also all that tract olsnd called and known by the Of "For
HAIL. situate lying and being partly in Washington In the
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rood, and twenty three percires, less.
The above land adjons o Mrs Brent Mr. Gibson,
Mr. and handsomely situated, well fenced
lent and other outbungs, with good meadow
land well good mill The land sbupd
arty supplied with good uneer and within y miles Of the Capitol
Oh the road 10 Alexandria.
TERMS onefouh cash. residue 49, ls and
bearing interest," md secured by deed Of
10 the the sale complied within
viii be esod at the risk and Of the purchaser
VIM. ". HOWARD, Trustee.
JAMES @. MCGUIRE,
Dec 25-2aw&ds Auciioneer.
90 The above sale 10 postponed until Tuesday Feb
2, At O'Clock, the premises JAS @. MCGUIRE
Jan 21--2awAds Auctioneer.
fy-The above snle IL further postponed until We'd
nssday, March 9th, hour and place. s i.
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
Feb q--oawhds Auctopeer.
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly Journal Of pages, edited by Richard
Wils which the best musical
lhs country make their medium with
public contains during the 6 5 WORTHY of
music OF all kinds also brilliant and instructive
anybody understand amount Of attractive musical read
anecdotes sketches of celebrated musicians musical
Tory ac the most fearless and truthful Criticisms Of MUSICAL publ
cations and and The pick aud of musical
news novelty and incident both foreign and domestic The whole
the complete valuable record of musical
possible obtain The Of cho and Of ladies wish
ing for but who living music
pecially attended 10.
Terms One copy 49, $5 five copies, $40; and
sending club of i've his trouble.
Address Dyer Willis publishers Of the Musical World and Times,
257 Broadway, Now York.
JouRNAL1he subscribers also publish The
Monthly Musical Gazette, elegant journal Of
number consuming Of music makng eight
Monthly designed for the especial benefit of the
thousands whose musical knowledge and
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NJ BCegymen will be supplied with the Musical World and
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twenty five year.
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tons Liberal commission allowed
Now subscribe. the volume begins the
FIRST Of January, 1883.
Jan l3-d3m
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subscriber for sale the right Of Beardsee Elias
Planning Machine, for planning tonsuns and
plank the OF Baltimore, and the
said machines within said city county
machine during the Twelve months been
United uniformly
triumphant results Its merits have been estab
The fact settled beyond
this machine infinitely superior which has
either this Europe
the quality, and the
omy The machines in In different po
planning and
Of from 100 to lao feet minute with capacity exceed
where greater speed IL desirable
machines demonstrated
bty strength all parts and the facility
CT
established the justice Of the claim made for them by the proprietor
advantage Of all being
Of and in the simplicity Of their construction and
ton.
different OF the and DESTROYS
satisfying themselves the subject readily do visiting
Of mills where these machines operated particularly
In the cities of New York. Williamsburg Jersey City, Albany
For further particulars price, Ac apply b. letter personally
C.L. Mcneil, No. 81 Wall street, New York city,
j. SUTHERLAND,
National Hotel, Washington, d. q.
Jan 6-dlm
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IN petition of Desire Buck, Administrative of Darius Buck
Albany, York for the extension
granted him twentieth s) OF Nay 1889 for an i'm
from the OF
said which takes pac the twentieth 2o day OF Mays
eighteen hundred and flythree, (ie50-
ordsred petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday April 1885, att o'clock, and all
appear they have,
why said petition ought NOT 10 be granted.
opposing required TO he In the Patent
objections specially set forth in writing al least TWEEN
the day Of hearing All testimony ned by either parry
be be taken and transmitted
OF the oce, which will be furnished on
picsion.
this notice be published in The National n,ell
Union Washington, d. CT Inquirer, Phil
adelpha Pennsylvania; Albany Register Albany, New York
Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode
I.IaDd Boston, Massachusetts, week
the eleventh W OF April, 1853,
the day Of hearing. - o
Commissioner Of Patents
o. the shove will please copy and send their
bills the Patent once, with containing this notice
Jany nw3
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A MISSOURI FARM FOR SALE.

nm ACRES IN A HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION a5o
4Uu red cover timothy and blue good Sc, Of
well fenced and fenced including
Of timber adjoining w. and ~ w side. two story
dwelling four and hall Young apple and peach orchard
plenty falling inside the incosue and
failing Land all Of the best quality for hemp,
land Tor
and blue Also smaller adjoining The above land
lies Pes nine miles north of Gcoge,own,
within miles OF the Of pschc rnrosd and twenty miles
from the Missouri river.
PEELED to sell II.
Possession will be given any after the purchase.
JOHN r. JONES.
ST. shall be In Washington city, the National
the LIST March after the premises in Missouri
Jan te-23tsdAcps
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VALUABLE md Improved Farm In the vicinity OF
Washington for saleThe Undersigned offers for sale wood
farm which resides, certainly OF the most
in the vicinity OF Washington II Hes
miles from the navyynrd
.e leading the city, and in the mme
Addison, Barry
Jenkins, bson and the hospital contains thrse
hundred hundred OF which
cleared residue heavily tmbered The
cleared land divided 'ds in each OF
whoh are falling Large quantities OF
ashes stable and have been used on THIS land
WIN ea effect within three and all now In
e 70 produce heavy o bottom
wei .s, In timothy hy about forty seeded
n~est Inc improvements consist of large and
awsng dairy meat and poultry houses. overseer's and
houses barn, and ice houses, outhudDes
ssu nor ne purposes Of he farm
VII oe nven immediately long credit will be gwen, II
to inFlnef particulars apply John Brent attorney
eons o. rom street. where plot Of The property may seen o.
Feb I0-2awu FItyAprru ppypr