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THOMAS II. WEBB.
Secretary Emgrant Aid Co
Boston, June ~ 1854


THOMAS n WEBB.
Secretary Emgrant Aid Co
Boston June ~, 1854.
This is the mammoth operation of the age.
Grinnell, who owns Liverpool and London
line ofships, and who has made his fortune by
carrying cotton and other products of slave
labor and Mr.. Amos Lawrence, who has made
his fortune by the manufacture of Cotton, are
the very men of all others, to lead philanthro-
pic and disinterested movement for. saving
Kansas from the. horrible fate of becoming a
slave State! Grinnell will send his vessels
out with cotton, bringing. back emigrants, and
then by eaid OF. the railroads, pour into the
Kansas, when land. speculation of the most
ma gn kind will reward the scheming
philanthrophy of these generous and disinter-
ested souls. The excitement upon the Kan
sas question Mr. Moses H. Grinnell means to
turn to good.account The practical result of
that discussion will be to put money in his
purse. Oh Moses, what world of Humbug!
''BRIMsToNE CORNER. An esteemed cor
respondent corrects some errors in an article
respecting this famous Boston locality. The
odore Parker, according to our correspon-
dent, does not preach at the sulphurous corn
er aforesaid, nor indeed does he hold forth in
a church of any kind. but in public hall, the
Melodeon perhaps The Reverend gentle
man does not belong to the Orthodox Congre-
gatonalists He was once, it appears, Uni
tartan Congregationalist, but even that de-
nomination refuses to hold fellowship with
man who denies the divine revelation of the
Holy Scriptures. Our correspondent says
that Theodore Parker has faith of his own
which he promulgates on Sundays, to crowds
offast youths, rabid infdels and motley crew
who resort to hear him, as they would to
theatre or circus, to applaud with their feet
hands and sticks whatever he may utter that
tickles their fancy or gratifes their vicious
or corrupt tastes.
"Brlmstone Corner, it appears. is the title
given to the Park Street Church, an Orthodox
church, over which men of the most eminent
piety and talents have always presided. Our
correspondent thinks the anecdote concern.
ing the cart load of birthstone may be true,
(our correspondent, a highly intelligent Bos-
ton gentleman, is positive on that subiect,)
but suspects that the story was gotten up by
the Unitarian Congregationalists in derision
of the doctrines preached at the Orthodox
Church. For ourselves, we had no intention
to impute abolitionism where it is not de-
served, and accordingly make the proper cor
rection. We are glad to hear that the pulpit
of the Park Street Church is not occupied by
Theodore Parker. Nevertheless, we only
erred in point of time, for if Theodore Parker
does not hold forth at Birthstone Corner in
this life it is pretty clear that he will in the
life to come.
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MRS. B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED

NA CEDAR TAR, for ssle by Messrs. DOVE L
60, Main street, has mere testimony than any tthsr
medicine in USE for the of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections, and all diseases arising from i'm
blood
ES See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle, or for S. sp2Its
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'INHE subscriber having retired from the
I Practice OF Medicine, aud purchased Of Mr..
JAMES D. THOMAS his entire stock OF DRUGS,
MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STlrFFS, &c sc, viii devote his time and energies
o. the Drug Business.
Having lived in Drug store in this city for seve raj
wears, and afterwards graduated at the Richmond
Medical College, aud practiced medicine for more
tsau two wears, he feels fully competent to com
,rnd medicine with accuracy and dispatch. He will
20 be aided by competent assistants
Physicians prescriptions put up accurately and
realty, st all times, both day and night
OWEN B. HILL,
Druggist and Chemist,
MaFket Place. Franklin street.
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-

~ SHIP-The Co-Pal tnership heretofore exist
ing under the style and firm OF ALEX. MOTT l. CO
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The name of the firm will be used in the settle,
ment of all claims due to and by the concern.
ALIEN. MOTT,
JAMES N. SHINE.
Richmond, July lst, 1884.
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II Is A FACT that the Daguerreotypes
taken by MiNNIS Il WATSON, at their Gale
y lio Man street, cannot be surpassed in decacy
"f tone and truthfuness of expression. They are
srperby finished of the best material and colored to
nature, If desired
Persons IN quest Of perfect lkenesses will find il
much 10 their interest to give a call
E3 Don't forget the place-opposite Kent Paine
Kents new building, Main street
my Y MINNIS & WATSON
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EOR SALE-A secondhand SPRING

E'UN bALE-A ktCOnu-ldnu SPhINU
L WAGON, superior piece of workmanship, of
the manufacture of Mr.. Thomas C. Eppes upper end
II Broad street, where il may be seen. 1t has been
used hut very little, and that n ear the city
Any person wishing article OF the kind may rest
Fssured that great pains taken by the well
snOwn manufacturer with regard to its strength and
durability. is 2-ts
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THE subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally that he will continue
to conduct the Auction and Commission Business in
all its branches heretofore, at the stand
ner Main and 18th sts
jy yI-Im ALEX. MOTT
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ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY YPUBLIC-OfHce ON Franklin street. undsf
the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond. Va. nsI
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BATHS! BATHs!! BATHs,!.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Dressing,
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon under the AmsIi.
can Hotel-entrance ON 1lth street.
Single Bath Is cents, or five tickets for 81.
ia 1
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEroR,
se15-1y Fo,me,lyat Joness Hotel, PhiLadeipais
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
~ SHIP-The Co-Partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm of BURCH Il SHAFER, is this
day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
SAML. s. BURCH.
FRANK SHAFER.
RICHMOND, April Is, 1854.
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NOIICE.-Wishing to change my busi

A NOIICE.-WlshlDg to change my busl
~ ness offer for sale. privately, my LOT, STORE
ard DWELLING HOUSE in the town of Warren,
.,rtginug about SIX of first rate low grounds,
lated immediately on the canal The Dwelling
House has siX rooms-the SJorehouse large and
~snient aud rst Iats stand for selling goods also,
tuJther House and Lot containing about two acres,
r.hich weUld suit a mechanic with small family.
Either of the above named Lots will sell low, and
terms accommodating.
A. PERKINS.
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Having sold to DR. OWEN B. HILL

lidflH2 Holu ~ In y W A~N ~ 1l1Ah
~. stock ef DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C., ] confident
r. recommend him 20 my friends and patrons and the
rrL,ic generally. JAS. d. THOMAS
Richmond. .1unp A,th 1854 ie T-3m
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UNCLE NED HAD NO HAIR ON THE Tor
OF HIS HEAD IN THE PLACE WHERE THE HAIE.
covery of LYONS CELEBRATED kATHAIRoN. which
not only preserves and beauties, but restores tbs
hair at any period of life. Only those who will not
try It are troubled with badness, dapdru or harsh
unpleasant hair.
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July lst, 1851.
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.Teat
I)ita-
EN-,
one
az
yod
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WHEAT THRESHER AND HORSE
w POWER, but little used and in complete or
der, for sale by CRENSHAW 4 CO.,
jy3 North side of the Basin.
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ANOTHER PREMIUM

ITO WH1TEHURST from the CRYSTAL Palace n,
l. the superiority Of his Dsgu.rrootype. As viii
De seen by the following communication from tns
PRESIDENT Of the Committee inviting him 10 mt
them and receive the award:
otks ~ The .sssocid.icn for uae ErhiJttio, \
V The Industry Of all HGtioas
90 Nassau street ,
O., NEW YORK, August Is 1854
nir-lt has been determined by the board OF ~,
rectors OF the "Sssocison for the Exhibition tfth
INDUSTRY OF all Nations" 10 distribute smong The
successful parties On the LIST Gag Of Septernh,r
the Medals, Diplomas, &c-, sSsrADd by tbs Gov al
JuIles tn the Exhibitors Of the ~ iSs3
The Ceremonies viii 49, ~ At tn. c-v.tI
PaIacs at O'Clock IN the evening OF that dsy
The Directors respectfully invite YOU 70 meet with
mem on that occasion, and receive the ,vsrd III ch
has been made TO You
, Snouio you not be able TO attend In psrson n ts
nopeu tnst the several awards nay reaive their
rignI direction. Very sp~ctfu.ly,
Your obedisnt servant
JOHN Ii. WHITE, Presidents
j. Il: WBIrEBuRsI, Esq,
ZOo Baltimore street, Baltimore. Nd.
1t will be remembered that Mr. whitehu-st 49,
awarded two Medss a. the Worlds Fair Loud M
Tor ms unrival ed Dsguerreotypes Ct President Fn
more and Cabinet, and Pantoscope view Of Nia,,-
RI Falls, besides Premiums at all the Fairs VIII sr
ne has exhibited, in competition with Others br
many years past, which speaks volumes in favor OF
ue NAIory. Pep 9-eolm
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BOOTS AND SHO Els.
~ y 4 y @14' IL kJIIN 1IO,
At the old stand of A. Hoover e. Son

AZ tuO Old OAHU VI "a. l1OONcT q SONS,
South side Of Penn arenue, Getpeen 9Th and 7th SITS.
Opposite Browns Hotel.
THANKFUL for past favcrs we would still so
! licit . continuance Of custom from all of our
old customers and friends and ss many new as will
give us . call. We are prepared to give general
satisfaction to all that will favor us with a call
Our assortment OF ell kinds Is the lsrgest and best
Of any other establishment In the city, and our ar
engagements are such with the best manufacturers
that We are prepared to furnish any kinds and
qualities a. short notice.
Ladies Gators and y Gait button and lace
Misses snd children's "
Ladies' Misses and Chldren's bid and morocco sIins
and Ties; Jefereons and Boots, cloth and no
rocco
For gentlemen. we have a superior article ofFrencb
Boo.s and Shoes, Button and Congress, Cloth.
Kid and Calf Caters, single and double selss
Patent Leather and Calf Shoes of al, descrip.
tions
Boys and Youths Boo ts and Shoes Calf and Patent
Leather Of every variety and style
servanps Roots Shoes AID Brogans in an endless
variety,
Our stock has teen selected with great care from
'bs bes, manufacturers in the Union DON'T forget
the old stand Of A. HOOVER 4 SON
south side Pa. ay., between 9th and It'll SITS.
next door to Jackson & Brother
Fep7-TuTh&Ss6t
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Sep 16-d20t82gwtE
OFFICE OF OLIRK OF Ho OF REPS. US.
hor

9 EALED PROPOSALS will be reoeived at this
~ nee until IL o'clock M, on Monday. Septemb-
rs, 1854, for furnishing one hundred and ffty 4.
best quality anthracite coal, one half red ash, a.
one half white ash. The coal must be pure, of
size, ,240 pounds to the ton, and delivered ne,
extra charge In the vaults of the Capitol
Also, for furnishing one hundred and CIV O.
OF best quality seasoned hickory wood, one hun
and TWENTY-FIVE cords to be saved once, and tve1.
hve cords to be sawed tw se; thu whole to be M :,
ured, sawed, and slowed away In the vaults at !;
Capitol, at the expense of the contractor.
Hoth wood and coal are to be delivers on or
fore the 18th day Of October next. and to be fub
to inspection as to quality, y eight, and measur,
aperfon 10 be designated by the Clerk for that
pose JOHN W. FORNEI,
Clerk OF House Of Representative u.
sep 6-dt25th
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GoonS

loh NIX. HALL has just returned from n. 70 z
Mheie ne nss been attending thoes immep 50
large auction safes VI q have hssrd % mncb .nout
ana ss are now Opening The Goods purchsssd al
saen great saoritics, we viii sos~sntee % suit sny
purchaser that may think proper to f,vor N with
embraces tbs Largest Go be tov>d In the Ms = =
both in fine and staple goes
AHo, large assortment of CArpstings Of every
Lna, oresin n atsrisls Of the finest quslity; Rua
We rsspsotfully request that purchasers VII, e.
vor us with cali before PURCHASING elsewhere a
We feel confident 1t viii he greedy 70 their say, ,t
IS scar In mind the handsome Goods are always
TO be hsd at the first OF the sea.cH
sep 49, d2w HAIL e. pporuuo
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctton..r.

By j. e. MCGUIRE. Auetton..r
L>x"ELhENT FURNITURE AND HOUsPUoJ. n
Ia ,FFsCT' AT PUBLIC SALE.-Ou TUESDAY
morning at 10 O'Clock. at the resitence of the Rev
pr Butler, on street between ~ aud 9th etreets
shali SILL all the Househo Furniture and Hffects
Rosewood Chickering Piano Forte
Harp, Plano Stool ard Cover
walnut Sofa, Arm and parlor Chairs
Damask-covered Arm and kasy Chsirs
Mahogany Centre Tables, Rout do
Etag-re Book Shelves Astral Lamp
brussels and three ply Carp ts Rups
10 and Venetian Stair Carpets, Rods and
Mattses "i!cloth, roor Mats
Dsmask and Lace Curtains, Shades
Walnut and Mahogany Bedstesds
stands '0P
superior Feather Beds. Mattreese,
Paioted cane and wood seat Chairs. Toilet Sets
Mahogany and painted Wardrobe, Lounges
Do Dining and Break fast Tables
Looking Glasses, Clock, Vases
French China, e. lass, and Crockery w,,e
Table Cutlery, Fire Irons, Writing Desk
superior Cock Stove and Rfxtur~s
Together with q general assortment of Kitchen
requisites.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over $50 a credit Of
two and four months. for notes satisfactorily en-.
dorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
sep lS-O Auctipuser
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PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, And
THINNING.

VIE undersigned, having sddei Gao fitting 10
Il Their former business, are BOW pfeparei TO ex.
expeditions and approved msnrsr
pLOMSlfG and fINNI>.- done as here.o,ora
-, A me sssor rnent of sr0vEs Tin and Sheet Iron
WARE cons sntiy On had. -'O-
ely gsDss u the District Cor Mac}regor's Patsnt
o 1oi AIN FURNACES, { ! heating Public Buildings,
ohurcaes, Halls, Private RI sciences. &C.
nt"o, fr harker's Doutle Acting FORCE PUMpS
rerso'f ia wont Ct any of the above articles VIII
Gid 1t to their advantage to cali us ere purchs
sing elsewhere.
Pefging themselves to a PROM d. sxecu, ion OF an
ofo i enuoi ted To them they most respectfully
solicit a confinuancs Of the fsvors so ibersllv -
slowed upon them by their rmer pstrrns and "a
public In genera FURSE &COiLINs.
Nos S5s and 81 Pa. sv- opposite Wllsrds' aok.l,
Ann - AossAs
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE a. La,

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE +, Lor,
II FOR SALK AT sLLAVILLE.-Tbe subscribe,
has laid OF i20 acres of land in the neighborhood O.
ladenSburg Depot under the designation Of Ella
Vile, and offers the same for sale. The lots consist
OF rom three to nine acres Of WOO dand each lot in
Guiding desirable site for building
On two Of the )oss the subscriber has erected
handsome residences, with every modern contrIy
ance for comfort. One of these houses and lots /.
offered for sale and ia now ready for inspection -
Connected With the house is we'll of strono melic,
nal water. Complete hydraulic apparatus suppl'es
the bath room. kitchen, and water closet with VS.
ter, which is obtained in unlimited quantity With
out going ont OF doors. Application may be made
70 Mesers GREEN SCOTT, Auctionsers; Mr.. WELLS
at the National hotel, to the subscriber on chs
premises autographed plan Of EliaviIls viii be-
exhibited, and terms of sale mace known on appli
catien as above.
An omnibus runs three times day between Ella
Vile and washington. CHAS. B. CALVERT.
1T
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MI Sa AIS SAL Elm virtue Of a writ
WI OF fieri facas, issued from the Clerks OH NJ
ne Court of the District OF Colum Ola for tn.
toun'y OF Washington, and to me- dir cted, ! shall
expose to public saIe; for cash, on MONDAY, the
House door, at IL oolock, n tho { flowing nronsr
", VIE; Az that lot, piece parcel of Ground. w.
ING aud being in the city Of Washington and dssis
nsted on the nlat of said city Let No K of Fr.d
and Three, (so30 fronting twenty feet on Fjohtn
street east, between ( and streets south. by one
nj ndrsd and fourteen Ol4) feet one inch desp 70.
sesner with all and singular the improvem en- s
W eoH seized am Yied upon as the property of
Miilism y. Aiken and sold to satisfy Judicial No
~ to October Term, 1854. in favor of Harness \
Mitchell. JONAH n HooVEp
sep 9-dt2dOct
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~ LARARRE,

LN AABARhE,
L. Gsaasr G and 10Th streets.
Respectfully informs the public of WASHINGTON
that lie has on hand, aud makes to order the best
kind of metallic Numbers and figures for housss
h'tes, church pews, &c The citizsus are requested
to call and examine these beautiful Numbers aud
Figures
Aieo, Ch1na Numbers, gilded. sep 4-lm
r. N. B.-Spsciaens of the Numbers can be 70, ar
sylvssters Drug sto-e Pa. avenue and 18th street
Dr.. Butts, Pa. avenue and 18th street, and Chas
K. Dsviss Drug Store, First Ward. These figures
will never tarnish or change color.
A CHANCE FOR PRINTEKs.-An Imperial
n Smith Press, in coed order, several Tine
Stands and Galleys, Cabinet OF Cares, ten or fifteen
pairs Of Cases, Chases Cuts SC, for sale on remark
ably low terms. Apply at the Star Office.
aug 22-f
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dor RENT-TO COAL DEALERS. OR THOSE
4 DESIRING TO 60 INTO THAT BUSINEss.-
Wallach Hope hsve for rent thu very be location
Tor coal yard in Washington city-the Va ant lot
on PennsylSenia avenue, attached to the building
at the corner of th street. heret fore occupied by
Edwin Green's Cabinetware Mandatory. A con
venient brick office is attached and the lot ia amply
large The location is the most central, copspicu
GUS and Of access in Washington for the
cal business For ent.rpr isiug man, the ch nee
Office. .ano
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ny -. u REQUIRE, AuctiOneer.
9 ALE OF FURNITURE AND PERSONAL RI.
~ FECTs, by order of the Orphans Court.-Ou
THURSDAY morning, September 21st at 10 O. ,pk
IN mont OF my Auction Rooms, shall sell, by or
DER OF the Orphans Court an excellent assortment,
Of Furniture, viz: --'-
Mahogany hair spring.seat Divans
DO French Rockers and parlor Chairs
narole-top centre and sofa Tables, Wha.not
several handsome Oh Paintings, Mirrors
Damask Curtains, CorDice and Shades
Clock. Candslab:as, mantel Vases
Carpets, Oilcloth. Rugs Mating
mahogany French and other Peisteads
Ful' marble top dressing Bureau, do Washstapd
Cottage Chairs
Hair and husk Mattresses
Polsters and Pillow, Bedding
Gold Watch and Chain, Jewelry
Trinkets, lot of Clothing
Very handsome Wh,te Grape Shawl
Lot Of books, Travelling Trunks, &r.
COOKING ana other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &C.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
sep 10 Auctioneer
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

Corner of 14th street and Ne,o York aren,.-
THIS Institution will be opened for the nsSt vso,
on the FL st Monday in September, 1854. In,
number of pupils is hmt,ed The school will con
sist OF three classes, Junior Middle and Senior Ey
cry desirable facility is offered. APP LEGATIONS shou
who enter for the longest time.
Circulars at the BoOkstores
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY vii, ora, O.,
the same time. Circulars as above
RICHARDS,
~ 0l-dsm MRS NJ. A. RICHARDS.
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Auction Sales.
By J. c. Mcguire. Auct,or..r

BY J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
HOUSE AND Let IN THE FIRST wARpP-R
sAtE-0n FRIDAY AFTERNOON. September
s2i at So o ock, on the pr.miaes. ,h.j, Ell nsrt
OF OF NO. l. In s1usre 20, fronting on Goth s,r.et
at the CO. ner Of K with the improvements. consist
ing OF tw" story frame building, With basement,
occupied as dwelling and grocery store.
The stand II excellent one for the oroc.rv h,,.;
ness. and is now doing thriving business. Title
perfect ''S Ai''e
Terms: One-half cash; the balance In 3 month.
with interest, satisfactorily secured
sep1 I'D an.t,a
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Educational.

MIR K. BE VERLEY HANDOI,pu
W and daughters will open boarding and Day
ScIoI for Young Ladies', on the first Monday in
For terms, course Of Instruction, &C., application
Ssn De made to DIS & At her residence, on New
1orR Avenue be ween 7th and 9Th SITS.
sep 1S-eofOct2
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BY G.. F. DYER.
E. B. WRIGHT, Auctionser-

~ WEDNESDAY evening next the 10th inst
- at o'clock. shall sell, II front Of the premi.
SOS, Lots Nos aud in Dsvidson's subdivision Of
lhdre iol, fronting % feet each north street,
between Connecticut avenue and 18th street vss
running back 12s feet "e'
Inc above Lots are situated In the most rap,dly
improving part OF the city, and wor by attention..
as they NUT be cold.
>, Terms: One third cash balance in one, two and
three years. for notes satisfactorily ed barring
Iu'eieS'' sep I'D
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BIZ g. r. DYER.
Es s. WRIGHT. Anetfonr.,

VERY VALUa BIZ PROPERTY at Auction.-on
MoNDAY evening next the 25th instant, at
at O'Clock, shall SELL in font of the premises
part of Lot No d. in Square ass fronting 20 feet on
NORTH e. between 9Th and It'll streets. running ,ck
II feet to Is foot paved alley, improved by tw
month. ~ POI
me above can BE- readily improved, as the walls
Terms: 5000 cash $500 on the 1st March next
the balance in monthly instruments Of $50 each,
without interest con Ill
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REsIDENCEs for rem

IOUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent.
" have for rent, several new HOUSES, with 9
acres OF ground attached to each situated on sKen
dali Green" little more than mile n,-thsasteriy
from the Capitol.
THESE houses arc spacious and convenient. with q
cellar, woodshed, and stable for each, and pumps OF
excellent water at hand
The situation is beautiful, overlooking Isrys
portion OF the city, and in full view the Capitol
nue. and NJ street
An omnibus line for usual fare, has been perms.
nently established on the route, and runs twice a
DAY between Kendall Green and the President 3
Squsre, leaving at g.. m. and D. m. Retu nino
leaves Centre Market, where it makes brisf stand
at az and ~ O'Clock. 1N'
Rent-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS wear.
The houses no. yet taken are open for inspection
ana can De seen by applying to VIM. STICKNEY.
who lives ON Cottage street, or myself at NV resi-
dence, near the premises. -'''
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On the 18th Instant. by the Rev. Wentworth T..
Childs, OGDEN w BLACKFAN of Trenton, New
Jersey, and MARY AGNES, daughter of DR.. T.
Watkins, of this city.
On 'he 3lst of July, bv the Rev. VIM. Norwood,
JOsEfH L. COLDWEl.L. Esq, of Petersburg,
Virginia, to VIRGINIA JOSEPHINE. daughter OF
the late VIM. A. Williams, of this city.
At Richmond, Virginia, by the Rev. DR.. Empie, on
the l4th instant. POLLARD WEBB, ESQ, of this
OF the late John n. Christian of Richmond.
In Gardiner. Maine, on the 18th instant, by the
Right Rev George Burgess, DR. w. McKENDREE
TUCKER, Of this city, to CAROLINE A., daughter
OF the late Capt James Bish, of HaiIowel