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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-28

To sail on Wednesday Evening next, ct 7 O'CLOCK.
ER The steamer City of Richmond,
$500, Capt z. Miichell, will be ready to re
ce1ve freight on Tuesday at IL o'clock and sail as
above. For freight of few hundred packages to.
bacco, apply only TO the agent For passage hav-
ing superior state room Accommodations apply on
board, or to
fe 28-3t A. & LEE Aoant
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AUCTION SALES.
b DasIop NIssicaTs o "a.
ny "cIItuSI0M UOuufus
K,1 GALE M REA

fNOMMlSSlONEK,S SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE in THE COUNTY OF HENRICO
AND CITY OF RICHMOND I'm obedience to q
decree, made on the 21st day of April, 1852, in
suit now pending In the Circuit Court of the city
OF Richmond, styled Higeinbothan's Executor
We Banks ct ais" l shall, ss Executor of Daniel
Higginbothsm and as the Commissioner therein
named, proceed, on WEDNESDAY. the End day
OF March, 1883, upon the premises resuectively
to sell at auction, the following real estate. in the
said county and city, Wig: Tract ar Parcel
OF Land lying and being in the county of Hen.
rico, about three miles from the CITY Of RichmonS
adjoining the lands of Joseph snton. and n,hers'
containing 40 acres, and divided into four lots If
ten acres each, numbered in q survey thereof hv
Peter Cottrell, by numbers 81, %, IS. "a. srb;ch
iand 10 heavily timbered. Also, lot or marcel Of
land In Adams Valley, in the said CITY. known in
tne plan OF DIR John Adams lot, by the nnmher
DO, lying on the south side of Leigh street he.
tween i4to and 18th streets, fronting IS. and RIM.
ming back LOG feet on which there stapds . smaj,
ofick house Also, lot number 6, in John Wilian,.
sons plan of Marion Hill," made for Neil Nc.
Coul, containing Ct acres, and on which there
stands an old brick House
Terms: One.third cash. balance at 6, u and 10
months, for negotiable notes satisfactorily endors
ed, and title retained till the further order of the
Court '-'
The sale will commence at Il O'Clock, A M. with
6t acres, at Marion Hill, at o'clock P IT, with the
house and lot in Adams Valley, and at 4 O'clock,
P NJ, with the lands near Sinton's
JOHN LONDON, Ex'or and Com.
Sale conducted By w GoDDIN, Auct.
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ACCIDENT ON THE BALTIMORE AID ONO RAN.
ROAD On Saturday afternoon last as the freigh,
train for Wheeling was going west from Baltimore,
the train OF the track in the vicinity of Sykes
Vile, killing the fireman and breaking leg of the
engineer. The fireman was caught between the
large freight engine and tender and held there four
hours, when be died. His agony was such that he
begged some pereon to hill him, rather than let
him live and suffer.
We are indebted to gentleman who came on
yesterday for this information.
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III A GRAND EXHIBITION OF
1PLANIS, SHRUBS, BULBS. ONIONS,
r LOWERS, FRUIT TREES, &c-P1RRE PEI
LORCL, q French Gardener lately from Paris, re-
specially announces to amateurs and the pub ic
generally, that he has opened at the store opposite
the Banks, large and beautiful collection Of Exc.
tic Plants, such first choice Camelias, Magnolias
Rhododundrums, Dwarf Orange, Penonia Arbores
and Fragrant Herbacce Azalia and Amarylis Gao
tus, of the most novel varieties, and especially SOC
different kinds of Roses, lately cultivated and exhi-
bited il Paris in 1851 and SO; also 200 different
kinds OF Pear: Apple, Peach, Cherry, Aprcots, En-
glish Walnut Trees, and many different kinds of
Prune Trees and Raspberry bushes, among which
tie perpetual Raspberry. Also, African Aspara-
gus, and many other plants too numerous to men
tion.
an early call, as he intends leaving the city in few
days. lie 2S-3t"
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q CCETd


The above amount Of assets is invested in United
States and New York State securities, in accord
with the charter, bonds and mortgages notes
received for 20 per cent. premiums on lie policy
cash on hand, &c.
For Life Insurance, and all other information
call on the agent, at the Baptist Book store
fe2 CHAS. WORKMAN Agent
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REAUTl EUL PRIVATE DITELLING
- ON MARSHALL d MONROE STREETS
The subscriber s authorize to sell that valuable
Private dwelling on the corner of Marshall and
Monroe streets, now in the occupancy of Mr. Ste.
phen Davis 1t has recently been built, has se-
ven roGms, besides brick kitchen containing three
rooms, and has hydrant in the yard. The whole
premises are admirably constructed, and are built
In the best manner, with good materials. For
terms apply to w GODDlN Auet
fa 26-0Tw
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QOAkDING AND DAY SCHOOL.-A few
IL vacancies will occur in my School during the
m onth OF March, which may be filed by timely ap.
pcstion to me at my residence, corner OF 5,h and
Franklin streets. NJ D. HOGE
fs
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ISET-VTNFP

"a Ht1 W q n u En- kDEkEs
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
h. The Relvidere. Capt Clifford
rzszsassaaEan will be ready 10 receive freight for
the above places early tomorrow, Tuesday morn.
ing, the Isl March.
fe 2S-2t LUDLAM G, WATSON
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e Rend and Profr hv it--no W.

~ Read and Profit by it.-Oo Won
sriter with any painl lfyou do DR.. Roses Pain
CUrer 1t cures Toothache, Sore Throat Earache Stiff
Neck Pains IN the Face in few minutes II cures
quickly Pain IN the Stomach or Bowels Cures Chill.
plains, Coras and any irritation the feet 1t acts
IKE charm Tor Pains in the Side Lin bs or Back and
Tor rheumatism from sudden cold, is magical in
its effects In bottles, u 10, 25 and 80 cents
The best Cough Sy-up in The World
Dr. Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
relief to the worst Cough, whether Consumptive or
proceeding from cold. 1t aays any irritation of the
Lungs and fortes the system against future attacks
In bottles at 80 cents and 81.
For Bilious Habits and bad Colds
II yoa are bilious Joa require purgative medicine
If you have bad cold you should remove it from the
system ii your Liver is out OF order you will have
cold feet, variable appetite and yellow skn-take
Dr.. Roses Anti Bilious or Railroad Pills, and you win
and Is cents.
Dr. .Rose's Celebrated CsrdiaI.-For
Nervous Affections, Heart Disease, &c, &c.
The astonishing happy effect this medicine has upon
the Nervous systen aIaying all disturbances or ir
rtehon also for curing Pail taton and Heart Disease
as wei as lnvlgoratng the constitution, enivening
the spirits. and restoring the weak and nervous from
any cause has created great demand for it from all
parts OF the country 50csnts per bottle
All the above valuable medicines, with Dr.. Roses
Medlca ADVISER, can be had at all the Drug Stores in
Richmond ia IA
NEW YURM LIFE INSURANCE GONE
~ PANY.-The eighth annual report If this Com.
psny is received. ana from which the annexed pros
porous results are exhibited Wig:
amount Of assets on hand, January LIST,
1852, 1852 7sS 10
During the year 1852, 1890 new policies
were Issued; and an unit Of preRiums
received, and o.her receipts, amount.
ed 10 1885,, PAP Al
DISBURSEMENTS:
Amount paid losses Dy
death, interests On divis
dends, ga aries, commits.
si0ns aud ali other ex-
penses, 172,322 25
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By james Nj. TAYLOR.

THREE HOUSES AND LOTS on BROAD
l. STREET AT AUCTION will be Sold On
THURSDAY, Sd March, at o'clock in the after.
noon, upon the premises, those three Houses and
Lots, situated the south side of Broad street at
its intersection with Foushee street Each lot
fronts 20 feet end runs back about 40 feet to an
ailey-tWo Of the houses are built of brick, and
perfectly new, and con ain six rooms each, with
kitchens and other convenieuces. The other is
partly Of brick, and contains about five rooms,
with kitchen and well Of good water in the yard.
These houses have been substantially built, and
are now yielding fair rents.
In view OF the great and increasing demand for
residences and the steady improvement in real es.
tate IN this neighborhood, this property presents
Inducements TO those wishing pleasant residences
or to invest in real estate.
Terms: One'iourth cash, balance at 6, II snd Is
months, Tor notes with interest added and secured
By deeds OF trust upon the property.
fe26 JAS nj TAYLOR A17ctr
VALUABLE LOT An ROCKETTs. AT
v AUCION.-Wil be sold on Tuesday, 9Th
March, at 4 o'clock P NJ, upon the premises that
lot OF ground situated Rockets street. opposite
Messrs Haskins and LibDy's store; and on which
stands Bowling Alley. The lot fronts about %
feet, and runs back between diVergng lines, 100
fset, more or less, to Poplar street
Ihls lot being very near to the wharves, and
sufficiently elevated, is valuable location for
Warehouse or a store Of any kind.
TERMs-Onef fourth, cash; halsnce at and 70
months, with interest, credit payments to he So.
cured by deed OF trust upon the property,
fe 26 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
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The Ner York Coancii--Abscoadiag Of Wit.
nessesi

The Grand Jury Of New York Instituted en-
inquiry into. the circumstances of the charter
of the Broadway Railroad. Friday the fore.
man Of the Grand Jury came into the Court
of Sessions and declared that certain witness.
es, to avoid coming before the Jury, had abb
seconded, while others refused to answer ques.
lions nronounded 10 them.
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So KING TKADE-ISaI.


DY packets and steamers from Livs1pool and
ID Havre, we are receiving our Spring Inner.
tatioas, OF BRITISH, FRENCH aad GERMAN
GOODS, u,chased for cash in the various English
and Continental markets, Comprising a very lar.e
and splendid assortment, snong which are a varie-
ty of new and beautiful styles of Ladies' Dress
Goods
AND by various arrivals from New-York and
Boston, we are receiving oar stock Of AMERICAN
FABRICS, the whole comprising one of the largest
and most attractive assortmen;s we have ever been
able to offer.
Our stock has been purchased under The m ost
advantageous circumstances and by the lst March
will be entirely complete; and we respectfully So
icit the merchants OF Virginia. North Care lima and
Tennessee 10 give it an examination, with 10 as
surance that Goods will be sold as low as they
can be bought IN any market in this country.
We have also hand a large and fash enable
stock OF READYMADE CLOTHING, Easnufac-
tured at home, under oar direct Supervision with
the aid OF the most experienced cutters. We have
made such arrangements in this department as en-.
aDes Us to Compete successfully with any clothing
establishment in the United States
80 the whole viii De offered al prices aatisfsc.
tory 20 the purchaser, and upon liberal terms
Re 20 KENT, PAINE &. KFNT
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It "A K A TIRE.
THE ATHENE CIfI .

- III IA N EANLf1 UNI
'ENHE REV. DR.. BAIRD has been engaged TO de-.
n liver at the Athen8um course Of Lectures on
EUROPE; the first OF which will be given on
Tuesday night. the lst March
Terms OF adnittaEce usual, viz: 25 cents for a
single person; aud for parties of two or more, 25
cents Tor the first person and l2H cents for each
adcit onal person Of the party.
fe2o The COMMITTEE ON THE ATgENRus,
EVREE LECTUIE.-The Lauiss VINO have
Il attended Dr.. Lewis Lectures, having been
deeply interested, and GesiIiug that others should
enjoy the same pleasure. have prevailed on him to
remain another week and OF next Monday even.
ing, at nsii atIer o'clock, Dr. Lewis viii deliver
Tree Lecture at the Second Baptist Church Gen
tiemen as well as ladies are invited 70 attend
fe 26-2tk
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II AKPEK's MAGAZINE, AND THOMP.
4 SONS Bank Note List for March, received
and for saleb
fe ~ q M WEST &, RROTuEp
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GREGORY q MAUKY, Managers.
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Glass II. Feb 25.
1s II 81 43 70 45 81 80 10 40 %.
To-Day-Capitals s2s,556 ) of 5000, 30 of
PUN, 20 OF 500, &C. IS numbers, IL drawn
Tickets 90.
To Morrow-Cspitals S22416, 10000, 5000,
10 OF 1000, 90 of 1000, &c. rs numbers, IL drawn
ballots Tickets S5-shares in proportion fe %
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nj EW EDLT4ON.-MAYO'5 GUIDE-A GUIDE
y to Magistrates; with Practical Forms for the
discharge of their duties out of Court to which Is
added, Presidents for the use OF Prosecutors.
sherifs, Coroners, Consrabies, Escheators Clerks,
&c; adapted to the New Code Of Virginia, with
az Appendix, containing Forms for rawing deeds
end other writings in common use, for condemning
lands tor puDlic use, for taking dispositions by 9
Justice of the Peace, dc; by Joseph Mayo, Csun-
cellor at Law and Public Prosecutor Ia the Hus-
tings Court of Richmond, vol syo, So so. Just
published and for sale by 5ag
fa 26 NASH a. WO0DuOIIsE
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DISBURSEMENT

Amount paid losses 0y
death, interests On divi'
dends, ga aries, commits.
sions, aud ali other ex-
penses,
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GREENS WORKS ON GAMBLING.
" The Arts and Miseries of Gambling DESIGNED
expressly es g warning to the youthful and mex.
perienced, by J II Green-50c
Gambling Unmasked, or the Personal experience
OF Green, the reformed Gambler, written by
himself-50c
For sale by
fe 26 q NJ WEST A. RP0
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lust RECEIVED AT T. q. GRKSHAM7S,
1917 Broad street. opposite Broad street Hotel
harper for Marcia splendid number.
fe 2S-lt
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-18

in the early part of last century, a
physician named Agricola, living at
Ratisbon, in Germany, obtained great
celebrity by certain discoveries which he
declared he had made as to the multiple
cation Of plants and trees. He could pro-
duce, he said, from small branch, or
even from leaf, six large forest trees in
the course of an hour through the sole
instrumenjality of fire. He published
several works on the subject, one Of
which was published at Amsterdam, in
1920. It's title was agriculture, par
taite, Or Nouvel le Decouverte," &c. 1t
has been supposed that he had learnt the
secrets of the Hindoo jugglers, whose feats
in the same line are the most extraordina-
~ character. They actually SOW the
seed of any tree which the spectators call
for, III The earth, and after few cabalis-
tlcal words are pronounced over it, a
mulberry, plum, or walnut plant, is
seen gradually springing upwards until
1T becomes large tree, with its natural
fruit depending from its branches. Nor
is this all. The fruit is plucked and
given to the spectators to eat and while
he is engaged in partaking of the en-
chanted dates or walnuts, the branches
OF this miraculous tree are crowded with
birds of every pl,unage, who fill the air
with their melody. A signal is then
given, and the tree, with its feathered in
habltants, disappears in an instant, leav-
ing behind it not trace of its existence =!
The author of the {" Oriental Annual, .
an English gentleman Of unquestionable
veraclty, gives an almost incredible de-
scrlption Of Juggling performance at
which he was present. The operator in
PRODUCES into the middle of the circle a
naked little girl, about eight years old, in
wicker basket. The girl is shown to
all the spectators. The operator then en-
ters into conversation with her, which
soon assumes an angry tone: he threatens
to kill her with drawn sword, she sup
plicates for mercy, and while her piteous
cries grow louder and louder, he plunges
the weapon into her bosom two Or three
times successfully. The earth is dyed
with blood, while her agonlzlng groans
announce dissolution. The spectators are
ready to fall on the wretch whom they
believe to guilty of SO barharous murder,
when the little girl enters the circle from
without, dressed in her usual attire, and
as gay as if nothing had happened to her
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-18
WASHINGTON, d. c., WEDNESDAY, MAY Is, 1858
WHO Is Ely NEIGH3OR4

Thy neighbor who: son of the wild
All who with me the desert roam:
The freeman sprung from Abrams child.
Whose swords his life, tent his home
Whose steed with mine have drank the well
o. Hagar and of Ishmael.' y
voice comes DER the northern wave
A voice from many palmy shore
Our neighbor who? ''The free-the brave
Our brother clansman, red with gore,
Who battled on our left and right,
With fierce good will and giant might''
Who, then's our nei ighbor? Son of God,*
In meekness and in mldness come.
Oh. shed the light of life abroad.
And burst the cerements of the tomb
Then bid earth's rising myriads move
From land to land on wings Of love.
Our neighbor's homes in every cline
OF sunbright tint Or darker hue,
The home OF man Of ancient time,
The bright green isles, mid Ocean blue
Or rocks, where clouds and tempests roll
In awful grandeur near the pole.
Ny neighbor? lie who groans and tolls.
The serf and slave, on hill and plain
Of Europe Or Of India's soils,
On Asia or on Afric's main,
Or in Coumbia's $ marshes deep,
! Where Congo,s daughters bleed and weep.
Poor. sobbing thing dark as thy sire,
Or mother sad, eart-broken, lorn-
And will they quench a sacred fire?
And shall that child from her be torn
lis done-poor wretches, yoRr cup is gall
Yet ye re my ncig ighbors, each and all
Who is my neighbor? Is it he
Who moves frJJn N down bo
While shouting myriads bend the knee,
And poison all the passing gale
With adulation 5 rankest breath,
10 one whose trade is that Of death
Yes; he's my neighbor-he and they
WHO press around y0n gallant steed,
That, in the frenzy of the fray,
Had crown Il his riders ruthless deed
Crush'd cut life's slowly cbbing flood,
And stained his iron hoofs with blood
The gallant chief is passing by,
! And crowds on crowds hang round his way
| And youth has lift his voice on high
And age has barred his locks of grey;
| And gentle forms. like birds on wing,
Are passing by and Worshipping -
My ncighbors all---each needs sigh,
| Each in due form friendly prayer
Oh raise me low, bring down the high
To wisdom point and fix them there;
, Where men are men. and pomp and pride
Are mark d. and doomed ard crucifcd -
Thou art my neighbor, child of pain;
And thou, lorn pilgrim, s,eep'd in woe
Our nei 5hbor She with frenzied brain,
| Whose pangs we little reck or know;
| Who loved while hope and reason shone,
Nor ceased to love when both were gone
| And il on this green earth there be
| One he1rt by baieful malice stung;
i breast hat harbors i'll of me.
\ sland rous, false, revilins tongue
! My neshbor. he-and l forgive;
| On! may he turn repent and live.
*The power Of Truth Ky.
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YOUNG OFFICERs.-Hull fought his
great action, and conquered the Guerriere
at thirty-eight years Of age: Paul James
captured the Scraps, in one Of the most
celebrated comdats on record, at thirty.
two Decatur burnt the Philadelphia at
thirty seven, and captured the Macedoni-
al at thirty-two; Perry conquered On
Lake Erie at twenty-cight; and McDon.
ough on Lake Champlain at thirty one;
Stewart, in the Constitution, captured the
Cyane and Levant at thirty. nine, and
Bainbridge conquered the Java at thirty.
one. The youngest conquerer was twenty
eight, and the oldest but thirty nine: and
thirty-three years was their average
age.
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z. RUT:EETT,S
CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT STORE,

Corner Of Penn. orenue and 14th street,
meet KidreH g Laurence's Drug Store.
CONSTANTLY for sale. at the lowest cash
~ prices, CONFECTIONARY, of all kinds.
CAKES. Foreign FRUITS and NUTS. ICE
CREAM, 81 per gallon-famlies supplied al
the shortest notice. TOYS and FANCY AR
TlCLES at reduced prices.
The public are respectfully informed that
all Cakes and Confectionery advertised as
above are made expressly for the establish
ment by the undersigned
NAV 2-7w J. G. WEAVER. Agent.
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Il cannot conceive, my love, what is
the matter with my watch: | think it
must want cleaning" was the exclama.
ton of an indulgent husband to his better
half, the other day.
"No, pa" said his petted little daueh.
ter, g know it don't want cleaning, be-
cause baby and washed it in the basin.
ever 60 long, this morning"
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METRO OPOlsTAN
HIT, CAP, AND FUR ESTABLI 5HNENT

Pennsylvania Arenue, north side, near
1871 street,
WASHINGTON CITY.
INVANS has now on hand one of the best Sc
u 1e.'eI assortment Of HATS. CAPS, FURS-
GLOVES. and BONNETS for Gentlemen. La
dies Youths. and Children ever offered for
sale in this city. Also, CANES UAlBREL-
LAS. &c.
His stock is all new, and he has determined
10 reduce his prices. Those now in want of
any article in his store can economic by call
lny on EVANS.
marc near 18Th street.
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NEW s's::SsS Ss'tsEss,.
AV1NJ1 HOUSE.
G.. w. FseESSga 81 CO.,

Late Of French's Hotel, Norfolk, Ta.)
THIS HOTEL. finished at great expense.
i is furnished throughout in the latest and
best style The rooms are large and airy.
and every attention will be paid to the com
fort of their guests. Families wishing board
car lie accommodated at reasonable rates.
) = The charge for day boarders will be
Four dollars per week.
An lI-tf
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Kss ss2AasV-FEAFpE2 dEDVFgsNG
And Gen n.lemen's S Furnishing Goods,

ana Genlemen furnishing Uo0Gs,
OF FIRST QUALITY.
NTE would respectfully invite the attention
w OF purchasers to our large and fashion,
able assortment OF READY-MADE CLOTH
ING and FURNISHING GOODS, which we
have just received for Spring and Summer
trade, feeling satisfied that We can offer no
inducements in prices, styles, and qualities,
not to be met with in this city
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,
under the management OF practical and ex-
perienccd cutters. Of acknowledged ability
and taste, is now supplied with an extensive
assortment OF new styles Of CLOTHS. CASSI-
MERES and VES'rINGS, which we will make
10 order at the shortest notice in superior
style of workmanship and finish. at very mod
crate prices. and guarantee entire satisfaction
liz all cases. WALL & STEPHENS.
Penn. avenue, between 9th and l01h
aDS streets, next to IRON Hall.
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MAGJIRE, Fashionable Halter.

North slde Penn. ac., turo doors befow 4 9. st.
"A Would inform his customers and the em>
2public that he has just opened vcrys s5zB
large assortment of Spring and Summer HATS
and CAPS. of the latest styles. to which lie
would call their attention; among which are
Superior Moleskin. Silk. Cashmere and Slouch
HATS; Drab, Beaver, Brush, and Pearl HATS;
Panama, Leghorn. Canton. Braid. German
Sennet, Palm Leaf, and other STRAW HATS;
Chiidren's Fancy do; Boys and Youths
HATS. Of al styles and qualities Also. Wool
and other Common HATS All of which he
will sell at very low prices. Those wishing to
purchase anything in his line, will do we'll by
calling at MAGUIRE'S.
III - Pennsylvania avenue
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Grand Exhibition al
SUPERB PAINTING
At the Metropolitan Paper Hanging and
Upbolstering Ware Rooms.

Uph0Istertag Ware Rooms.
NAME IN FART:
magnificent views Of Niagra Falls,
ma cnifcent view OF Harpcr's Ferry,
2splendil views Of Frankfort-on- the Main,
2 splendid views Of Fridenstadt a nlost
beautiful Rhine view.
Besides the most numerous and splendid
assortment of TRANSPARENT WINDOW
SHADES. are on exhibition and for sale al
the same place.
p Admittance free.
Come one, come all, to see the sublime see
merry of Niagara. at PLANTS,
d street, between 9th and 10 streets.
an 2S-Im