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"a REWAtD.-stolen from the subscriber living
SpC on Cd street, between and g, Island, on
sunday morning, the 2Sth ultimo, q black MARE.
she was marked on the left hind foot with a cut
and q small white spot on the lef: shoulder The
above reward will be given for the mare, or $40 for
the conviction Of the thief.
je 1--StS JNO KENNEDY
NOTlCE.-The Journeymen Tailors Of Wash.
N ington and elsewhere are hereby notified that
the Society Hands, employed by George Hinton, are
on ttrike because he persists in employing men
who do not belong to the Society.
.. .t- JAMES LACKEY, Rec. Sec,
j. 1-3t+ Of the Tsilors Society, Washington.
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INFANTS NEGROES.-Thes subscribers are
w oil times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
Ing the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal
timore, Md (slattsr'e old stand) Slaves taken on
board at Is cents per day.
feb Ply b. NJ 4 W. L. CAMpBEII
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-03

1NOR SAoE-A Frame HOUSE and LOT, cont lin
Il ing four rooms, situated on New York avenue
between 2lst and 22d streets The lot is thirty feet
front by about 40 feet.
Terms: One half cash, and balance by the Ist Of
December. Apply to JOS PARKTN,
10 @lWs m tho rra,n;soe
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-03

I YON'S KATHAIR0N. the best article for restor-
IL ing and preserving the hair; Bazin's Oriental
Drops and other extracts; Lubins Extracts COLONIES
Oriental Crystals, dozen TO the box go cents per
box Perfumery of allknds, Toilet and Shaving Soap
every variety; Chrystsline Wash Balls do in bars
Toilet Powders Tooth Powders, Tooth Paste Shaving
Creams, &c. VIM. p SREDp,
may 20-n l1:h st above Pa avenue.
SHlRTS-SHIRTS superior Dress shirts
~ of linen and cotton, with plain, French, en-
broidered, and colored bosoms. An additional sup
ply just received at LAAL,S
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
may 27-d1w Pa avenue, near Ak Ct
TENTLEMEN'S DRAWERS, of Lin.
VI en-, Cotton, Gauge Meriuo. do. Cotton, 8 fill
assortment Of az sizes, just received at
LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing store,
Pa. avenue, near the corner Of ~ street
may 27-dlw
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EKENcH SHIRT BOsoMs.-Tbe rapid inersss
l. In the sale of the new SHIRT B0sOAs was-
rants N IN presenting TO ths trade and custom
verv large assortment Of the newest stylss aAd
at the most moderate prices
Families and shirtmskers viii nud Il cheaper -
buy these boeoms than to make them. The tr1de
supplied at wholesale prices at sTEVkNSS
an 22-ena, ealcs Room. B-ovnS Hotsl
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TOR 8 ALE A pair of splendid bay match
Il HORSES, sound, and kind in harness. The
owner parts with them on acc ount of his intended
departure from the city. This horse can he seen at
Birche's Stables, corner of 18th and Streets
ie 3-3t*
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-03

EASE and Excellent Store Fix.
IL lures for Sale.-I have for sale the Lease
and Fixtures Of large ard well established Grocery
stand, which has been doing an excellent business
The store has first rate cellar and large hack ward
attached, -
For particulars apply to
JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
Vie 3-eoBt
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AUCTION sALHa.
By u. Q. WRIGHT, o..r..,.~,

Ne =. WRIGHT Georgetewn.
VALUABLE LOT, &c, at Auction On MONDAY
al, ,.s the sfh instant, at O. stock shall
seu tns sauAnls Lot and msterisl, on IL belonging
70 Mr. NAV. The Lot Is Well situated on Prospect
Terms one-hfth cash balance in q. 10 Is and
q months, ior approved endorsed notes with iptar
sst. Z. g. WRIGHT,
j. <-Ot
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dor SALk.-A Newspaper and Periodical Estab-
IL lishmenr, doing good business. In first rate
l3catifn This is chance offered to business
man with a small capital. wishing to -mmence bus.
iEess, having good of steady cu.tomers Salts.
factory reasons given for selling out. Address "Es-
taolish mfnt," through the City Post Office.
lie 2-st*
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FINE GOLD WATCHES.

I AN importing aud casting in every style, rome
i Of the most superior and fashionable GOLD
WATCHES and I wish to call the attention Of pur.
chasers to the fact that selling them at about
one fourth less price than they be bought for at
any other establishment in the District and lower
than the same quality can be purchased for ut any
other city in this country. Between ~ and 9th St
Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle. Il. o. HOOD.
NAV 25-tf
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By J. c. McoUIRE- An.,,o...-

ny - 70 mcdUlHE, AuctiOneer.
SUPERI0R PARIS FURNITURE. RARE AND
bronze, Gilt and Plated Ware, rich Wrench Chins
Dinner and Dessert Sets Crystal glass Glassx
Sevres China gilt and bronx. ManteI Clocks, Crna-
ments, &c.-On TUESDAY morning. June 9th, at 10
O'Clock at the residence Of bis Exoelency the French
Minister (who Is about to change his residence in
town shall sell all the Furniture and Effects 4
his large and wellsppointed establishment, oom-
Complete suite Of rosewood parior Furniture
suites OF mahogany pal lor and dningrcom furnf.
Handsome sets Of carved mahogany Char Der Fur
niture
Suites of Window Curtains, Cornices Shades, &c.
Large giltframe Mirrors, with marble slabs and
brackets
-Four Original Marine Paintings, by TrOnriEs
Rosewood. walnut, aud mahogany Sofas and Chairs,
of various styles
Aahogsny Etegeres, Extension, Card and Breakfast
Tables
Large mahogany Writing Cabinet, r.r, and beau.
article, made TO orter
Patent Reading Chairs
Bookshelves, ladies' superior Secretary
Mirror front Wsrdrobes
oonsistirg of sevree China
Gilt and bronze Mantel Clocks
Candelabras, Vases, Brackets Chandeliers
Magnificent set OF heavy gilt Table Ornaments
SOupleVe ret O1 fisQuSt EtenuS lor Ofn0er table
Beautifully decorated French China Dinner, Dessert
and Coffee Sets
Rice engraved and plain lined Crystal Cut Gl.es
ware, comprising Decsnters, Water Bottle.
Goblets, Tumblers, Finger Bowls, Cham
pagnes, Wines DC.
Rosewood Liquor Case, rich iniaid
Venetian Glassware, richly gilt and engraved
Wire landscape painted Window Screens
Superior hair Mattresses, Bosters and Pillows
Gilt and steel Fire sets, style Louis Quatorze
Also, At 4 O'Clock
Handsome close Carriage
Lot OF Superior French Wines of various brands
Together with Q very large assortment of Copper.
and Kitchen Utensils
Terms $50 and under cash; over that sum q
credit Of two and four months for notes satisacto
rily secured, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
may sd Aucfioneey
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TREATMENT OF PERSONS STRUCK WITH
LIGHTNING.-E. Merriam, the meteorolo.
gist, of Brooklyn, renews the recommen-
dation to apply cold water freely to per-
sons who have been struck by lightning.
He says: "In all cases where persons are
struck down by lightning use cold water
on the body for hours, do not be discour-
aged If immediate success is not attained
continue to persevere, and if, after three
or fur hours drenching, animation is not
restored, add salt to the water and con-
tinue the dredching, have an account
of person struck down by lightning Oh
Staten Island several years ago, who was
restored after several hours drenching
with cold water. This case alone is sui
ficient to prompt to exertions in all cases
beyond the time usually devoted to re-
stOratiOn Of animation in cases where
persons have been struck down by light
ming" -. i.
U The journal of Commerce compli-
ments New England as follows:
q Boston is a large place, and New
England is large place; but neither of
them is of any great account in the ag-
gregate of the natiOn.' ri. t.a.
70 The Boston papers say that during
the highest excitement OH Saturday last,
Miss Hinkley, a well.dressed woman,
tried more than two hours to force her
way into the courthouse.
" A student in the Princeton Semi.
nary, named VIM. Crapster, became q
Unitarian during his studies, and was
not allowed to graduate with the last
" The annual examination at the
United States Military Academy at West
Point commenced on Thursday.
IL The wheat in Missouri, it il said.
promises the largest yield known for
years. ,a.....-.e ...-..-5..-..,..l.
UThe National Road, passing Ohio,
has been leased to Joseph Cooper, for
$6,50l, -
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0ST-0n Tuesday May 22d. between E. H. Lam
IL heps Brick Yard and 10th st eet west MEN
OfANDUN BOOK. bound in common leath.r r.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving 1t
:. Sha.,;ngiys Hat st,re' III below street, Mr.
or Capt. Jas. 1aito, Inspector Of Materials at the
Capitol. or Mr. X. Il. L4mbsl, New Jersey ave.
may S0-6ts Taos, LEWIS.
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By GRE EN- T. SCOTT, Aucttoneer.
rTNwo-ST0RY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT a, sth
L street at Au:tion.-0n TUESDAY, the oh in
slant, shall SELL at O'Clock p m, In front OF
the premises, part Of Lot No. L. IN square 4ol hav
ing font sth street vest Of Il feet, ming %
feet inches back, with the uproveme nts which Is
good tWo-story and attic Frame House, containing
SIX good and conveniently arranged rooms and .
kitchen.
Tile indisputabe. -r7 '-
Terms: One kaf cash the residue in six and u
months fer notes bearing interest
A deed given and deed of trust taken
GREEN SCOTT,
Js<-Q AuctioneAra
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IfOR SALE-A light two horse CARRIAGE I
IL would sell low schange for O. her property.
SIMON FLYNN, D street. next door to star office
ia 2-tf
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LfOR RENr-A very desirable HOUSE and Fur
l. nituro on reasonable terms. 1t would suit
family or party of gentlemen, situated ption
ate' ard near the Capit,l. Apply to j. Q. Mcclure,
Auctioneer, or d. B. Campbell & Co., or Mr. Gsd Sd ,
corner OF Pa. avenue and u street. H. l-3r
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-03

'T'O LET-A small brick HOUSE, ON H ,trest, be
/ tween 18th and 18th streets. with eight rooms
and cellar. Inquire off, W. BARKER, n q street
betwe en- 18th and 18th streets. may 30-eo3tt
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-03

DEMOVAL-c.H II. MUNcK, Manufacturer
II, and Dealer In Guns and Pistols, respectfully
ioforms the public that he has removed his es,as-
lshmeut from street to the sonth side Of Pennsyl
yania avenue tie corner Of 9th street opposite
the National Ho.el. je9eo3t
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NEWS FROM CUBA.

NEWS FkUM CUBA.
IMPORTANT AND AUTHENTICl-S. r. SYI-
i VESTER has received, direct from Havana, 4o, :
90 CIGARS, manu-. ctured from the best vuelta-
absjo tohao,o, by Antonio Csbarga, No. ], 0bespo
street. Havana 'Cilinarados," FIRST, second, and
third quail ties brand of IS47 and "Londres" brand
Of 18iS, 10 900 Of each g. -
Corner Of Penn. avenue and 1lth street.
L
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Nj rs. Il WINS has Large font ROOM
lvl second floor. Also, several small ROOMS
which she will rent with or without board. Terms
low street between eth AID 9Th, opp,site en-.
trance t. General ost Office IL ats
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-03

LNOR RENT-A Parlor and Bed Chamber, fur
j. n'shtd or unfurnished, corner of l9th and
street, West End. ie1-3ts
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EARd FOR SALE.-On eth street Plank Road
IL about miles ftom Washington Of 100 acres
90 Ct wool 30 Of meadow the balance in clear ed
lids A good d DWELLING with rooms. kitchen,
p ,ntry, cellars, DC, and PUMP OF GOOD Wa
TER-ail surrounded by neat paling OUT
BCILDLNGSfor the use of the Farm. Fine SPRING
and SPRING HOUSE attached Good quarters for
hands. An APPLE ORCHARD, some Peaches
berries, Pears, tc. Enquire of SIR. David ines
on the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 10th ST.,
at his Grhcery stCrg. June 1-eolOts
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BAD CoSDUCr.-Jno Roach was sent to.jaif
Yesterday, by Justice Dom, for his grossly,
indecent and dangerous behavior. -.
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WANTS.

"ANTED-A good NURSEfr 4 Young ipf.nt
w either white OF colorsd The most s.t;ss,r
tory testimonials to character and capacity win be
required. Apply On east sds of High, a fev doors
north Of Bridge street, opposite Wallaces Tobacco
Stors, Georgetown. jss-sts
WyANTFD-A BOY, from Is to 1e years of aoe. Of
w good moral character, and industrious hab
Its. One from the country preferred. Apply TO
. JAMES r. HARVEY
Undertaken, 7tb, between and streets.
jessie
"ANTED-Two BOYS, Of steady and Ind ustr;ops
w Maidstone from 16 to II years old to learn
the coach suithing; the other fre IL to Is years
to learn painting. Enquire at 8. PLYNN'S Coach
Shop on D street. next door to the Star Office
je2-n .te.
A YOUNG LADY WAITE as Bales.
"A woman in the Fancy and Trimming business
Apply early. . +. F. MYER,
Pa. avenue, between sth and 9th sis.
may 3o-eo3t
NrANTED-A responsible tenant for new and
w well Furnished HOUSE en- the Heights OF
Georgetown from the LIST Of Jure to November
senators Members, and o hers who wish to retire
from the heat and dust Of the city will find it most
healthy aud desirable situation and in agreeable
neighborho o1 The house has a largo yard and
garden, with rome fruit, and near the British Minis
tiers. If the house is not Immediately disposed Of
the fami y being small, who now occupy it, can &C
commodate one or two gentlemen. or a small family
on reasonable terms. Apply on Washington street
first house on the left, above West, Georgetown.
NAV SO-3fE r4..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-03

TOILET ARTICLES for Gentle m e n
i Lubin's Extracts for the handkerchief Phs.
on's Kathairon Bszin's Lustrale, and Guela An.
h1ue Gil for the Hair.
Brown, Windsor, Cleaver's Honey and other Soap
- Head Brushes, Tooth and Nail do. Combs, de-
A large assortment at LANES
Gentlsmsn's Furnishing Store,
may 27-dIw Pa. avenue. near ~ q.
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WATCH RsruRss.-R. Warning, hauling
engine on the pevsments; fns and cost C.
SoOoh, do; do. W. siblsy, Do; do,
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E0R sALE-At my Wood Yard on Maryland
II avenue, at the Canal Bridge near the Capitol
twhefe the best bargaius Ia this city are solo, o
quantity Of PAINTS Of superior quality, where
taken toy White 0sk Lumber, AL sold low for ash
may 22-im d. w. HEATH.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-03

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CASAL-The an.
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the above
company will be held in this city on Monday.
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Meat, Dr.

CENTRE MARkEr.-Ihe following were the
retail prices to-day:
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WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA BOATS
eTA FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR-
6t1EaI72sRIAGES AT LOW RATES.
The Steamers GEO WASHINGTON and TaOs.
COLLYER viii, on and after this date, run at the
above rates JOB COR6ON,
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
may I'D Captains.
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L. ]. MIDDLETON.

DEALER IN ICE,
Office south side r. ns1t 10 corner Of lah arse
Il can be had In large or small qusntitsA
Office open from sunrise to sunset
;npa l-eolm
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nRUG STORE FOR sALE-A small and neat
L. DRUG STORE for fale in a thriving part of
city. Apply soon. TIE ms reasonable. Address
"Druggst," through the ity Post Office.
NAV a9-eo3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-03

DEALPs TISSUE PAPER ORNAMENTS are
- Tor sac In Washington, at the Bookstore Of
Gray Bsllsntyne, on 7th street. p
Orders for work to be done. may be lef. with them
or at the Arlington House, street, to which will
psy prompt attention. - Ts-a
For particulars zee my hand ILLS.
may Sl-3ts SOLlON BEALE
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-03

DLACK BRACELETS and Neck Laoes for eal
ID very cheap, at LAMM0ND'f, 7th Ut.
NU M-8t Sd u
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A LExANDRE DUvAL, Osuvres Gem.
n p'etes, vols octave, half cali, s. IS
keynard; Oeuvres, vols, octave full calf, g
Louis Racine, Oeuvres, 8 vols, full calf, a SO
Oginski Memories sur la Pologne ct les Polonais,
vols, octave, half cali, 50 rs y
And many other stsnasrd trench authors for sale
at the same low range Of prices imported by
may 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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POsTPoSENENr.-0na account of the Fair at
Odd Fellows Hall, Kunkels Nightingale
troupe have postponed their opening concert
until Tuesday evening
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~ A n s.
Il M GAIT BRO. have just opened q large
assortment of Pearl, Ivory, spaui.h and Plain Linen
FANS The latter q very desirable article for the
present season.
All of the above we offer unusually low.
ii. w. GAIT & BROTHER.
Sign ofthe Golden Eagle, Pssv. bet 9th and 10th ss
may 3t-3t
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NOW Is THE TIME
IN AND THIS rs THE PLACE
DagHe7reotyptsf for 25 cents and spaoards.
For the accommodation of those who want cheap
pictures, Wilson d %. have fitted up q fine
Gallery in Lane fuckers Building, directly over
the Gallery formerly known as "Thompson's"
Remember the name and be sure and nnd the
right gallery. WILSON 4 CO.,
Pa. avenue, between ~ and 9th SITS.
NAV 1T
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-06
DIED.

At the residence Of his sen.in.law, in This
place, on Monday the 9th iast, MIR. GEORGE
NICHOLSON. go;
A, Lexington, on Thursday last, Mrs. Jun
KIN, wife OF Rev. Dr.. Junkin, Presden, Of
Washington College. Is b
/" Lynchburg, on Saturday morning last, D.
w c. VARNER, sou Of Charles Vaiaer, Esq, 81
ln this county. at his residence, on tbs 81 Of
February, Mr.. THOMAS McFALL, aged about
81 years. He sas formerly fiom Albemarle,
bui had been "a resident OF this county for the
last thirty years.
" Bedford Sentinel please copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-06
A DESIRABLE FARM,
NEAR STAUNTON,
AND OTHER PROPERTY
FOR sale.

WITT view to change OF residence, w
vii sell al public auction, on the l5t
dag Of March inst, (f no, previously sold a
prlsaIe sale, the farm on which we reside, lyin.
atuni n miles South west Of the town 0
>launicn. aud equi-disanl from the roads lead
my rom StauhloD 10 Greeuvlile and IL NJ iddle
blcok.
The Fam eouiaius aoz 4ask Us, d
which about II acns are heavily Iimuef'd -
he SCI. is well adapted TO grain and corn q
/ Acres is sown WIN Poland Rye and Wheat. =
J. he purchaser Of the land can have the Ry,
aud Whta, on tie ground at valuation. il he
desires il, otherwise il. VIII be sold by the Acre
AM HE ieht reserved 10 The purchaser IL
enlel Upon The land 10 harvest aud remove il
Tie improvements consist ot FRAME
DIV ELLlNG HOUSE with five roons, il
good Kitchen, Smoke house, Balm ard Stable
and other out houses A nev, Railing SpHng
OF excellent water, within ten steps CT llle
house. A stream OF water from The Spring
passes through The BaInyard 10 .ihe Meadow
CHARD on the Fafm-Appes Cherries, Peach.
grow in the county.
At the same time we will sell 2 Horses. and
the Geas or Horses, good substantial Road
Wagon, Cove, young Cattle, abunt IS head
Of Hogs, Farming Utensils in complete order.
Household and Kitchen Furni,Lse, Loom aud
Gear. all In good order.
Tive purchaser of the land car have posses
slim thereof on the day Of sale, tu, the tigh. Of
~ruryms the housc is ftsefved ty US an'ii
Isl A Fril ncxt I'D = y
TERMS UF SALE1--For the Land Twelve
hundred dollars il casi, on the day oi sale, and
the residue in three ,qial payments Of SIX,
Twelve AMI eighteen uson,hs,, the last payment
TO e.r Interest IRON the day of sale. i al he
&c a ,e.d Of conveyance is desi,ss.., lien
will be retained In he Lsad uail all The pur.
cias money Is rad. -
For The personal property. incl't'in. the Rye
and Wheat OH all suns i've zen deilais ii Gre
dn OF sA months viii sbe given, the pun chaser
giving boid and aIployed security.
GEORGE. G MITCHELL,
= ~ MARY MITCHELL
We the nndersieaed, trustees iot the above
named George G and Mary Mitchell, asree to
tue above proposed sale, they retaining iull
control ol the proceeds OF The sale
Tii0S. j. NICHE.
ELIJAH DUNDORE.
March Ntasi -ota
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The Markata.

The Markets.
STANTON, March 6.-Flour 500. Corn
So cents. Corn Meal 80 CTS. per hushel. Ba.
con--flog Round Sets. Butter l6cts. Eggs
l21.2. Apples 50cls per bushel.
Reported for the Findicator, by I'm. II Bromn
Com Merchant
RICHMOND, March 2--Flour supr to shippers
81; extra, s 10 Sa-family, $sa 10 8. Demand
Tor family yer, limited. Whea,-prime red and
white, 81 60 and 1865 No change TO note in
other articles.
BALTIMORE. March -Flour-Sales Of $500
bols at 1897 $50. Whea, sells at $2O2 Z
204 for white AL 96a20O for red. Corn
White S.... yeIOw SO cents per bushel-
Oat-45a49c. Rye-i04alli.
ALEXANDRIA Marcn 2-Flod,, s.0Oas So
Wheat 2 00a2 OF per bushel. Corn 7saS2 vents
Butter, 1920.
WINCHESTER March 3,-Flonr, 7.s7ae00. -
Wheat $1.70. Oats 81. Corn SO.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
DRnDEpTV

p WILL sell on the oath day of March. the
houie in which now reside. in the Iowa Of
Middlebrook The house is large and com.
nodious frame dwelling, in good repair, and
situated on the Main street OF the town. -
There is OH the premises a FIRST rate cooper
shop. about "a feet square; also, good stable,
eralnery, corn cub, smoke house, anil a well VI
first rate water Oil The lot. The iui Contain,
about one-foulih ul an acre. TINS property
would be very desirable for a mechanic who
would wish ~ locale III one oi The nosl thriving
villages in the Slate.
will also sell al the same time and place.
the right Of possesslun To four lot, SITUATE IN
The same loWn, aud on The back street itele-
OF, ihs lots each uo,ll aiming aboa, one fourth u
an acre.
AT the same time and place, should sell tn.
real property, " i'll also sell nil my Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisiihg::of every thing
usually lound ina~tll furnished house.
Terms mad, known on the day Of SALE
JOHN AKGENBRlGHT.
March 6, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-06
MAR r led.

On The 2sih ul,. in this place, by The Rev.
T, Mitchell. Mr.. ROBERT KYLE, 10 Miss SALLtE
", second daughter o Merrill Cushing, deed
On Thursday the l6'h inst, BY Tie Rev. IL.
We,zel Mr.. AscaEw CR,sT TO Miss JULIET
ANN ANDREW, both OF Ibis county.
On The 23d ult.. by Rev. ". n. McElwee,
at MIR. Mccsnl's Hotel. Mr.. ASpssw j.. yEss
to Miss LAvlNA PLoGGER, daughter OF John
Ploeger, all Of Rockb bridge.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-06
More New Goods !

LUST received at thu Cheap Sore OF WHITE
- PATTON s. CO., and for sale low. Among
which will De found the following scarce Goo,is
Black Italian Silks, Fancy Under Sleeves, Fan
~ Pointed and other Style Of Collars, Plain an,
Printed Oil Cal."es, Laces AID Eiglu2s Ia
servings, Georgia Nank,ns, Duhail ant POM
Blankets, Negro Blankets. Brown ind Btark
SheelIn2s, Black AID Mixed Sa,i,a-ls. Un,or
Cassinrrs. MEMS sup. Black iio.e Skin Gloves
20 pieces New Prints, pisc-. Canton riau
nels, &C.. &c
Fehruat, 6. 1854