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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-02
MISUNDERSTANDING HALL VI
q LIPSCOMB, Broad

w street. sfd door below 2nd street. Respectful
.y 10 their friends and the publie eenersl
IL that they have associated shem.syss ior
the purpose OF kEfAlRiNo AND foLlshiNH
FURNITURE, and hope By strict attention 70 ousi-
ness. 10 secure ! liberal share Of patronage.
n B--Persons who wish their FURNITURE RE-
ieagine their orders With u.s. All ordeu thsnkfuily
received and promptly attended 20.
NEwToN LlrscoMs. WAawIck n. WOODWARD.
% 30--dims
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COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
~ &c.-LEONARDS INSTANT RELIEF AND
Asthma, Hoarsensss, Hopping Coughs Groups and
Bronchitis be obtained of Messrs. PURCELL Ladd
Co., 81 Main street; A. A. George Co corner of
4th and Broad Streets and of all respectable drug
gists and dealers in Virginia.
Price Is and 30 cents per bottle.
THOMAS LEONARD,
se16 Richmond, Va.
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CURTAIN MATERIALS-LACE

" CURTAINS, &c, &c.-THOS. PRICE 4 co.
are now receiving complete assortment Of Worsted
and Satin Damasks, Union Damssks and Merross
for Contains, with Cord Loops and Tasses to salt;
elegant Lace and Muslin Curtains, Curtain Muslins,
Piano and Table Covers Marssiliss Quilts. Curtain
Chintrz, &c 10, with many other aoods to which
they invite attention. T. X. PRICE co.
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nlSSOLUTION.-T partnership of
II GARRETT ANDERSON, isthis day dissol-
we'd by mutual consent. Either party will use the
name of the late firm in the settlement of its affairs.
ALEX. GARRETT,
Sent. 1st 1854. RIO. M. ANDERSON.
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~ FINE HORSE FOR 6ALE.-He
NAs ycars old. warranted sound, and tbs best
HORSE In town-any BODY that gets him
will say he u . prixe--may BE- seen g
seH EARNEDftS Stable.
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- LOST DOG.-FIVE DOL
@nLARs REWARD.-Left my farm on
Brook Turnpike: on Thursday last, liver colored
collar, marked j. v. Hohson will pay the above re.
ward for his delivery either my farm or Factory
near Mayo's Bridge. JNO. STUART WALKER.
Sc 25-6i*
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TlHE subscriber will continue the GrOce-
j nv and Commission business at the old stand No.
40 Main street. He will give his personal attention
the sale of ell kinds of Country PRODUCE consigp-
ed to him. He is under many obligations to his friends
and scquaintseces for the liberal support received
from them, and hopes by strict attention to business
TO merit a continuance of the same.
se S0-1w ALEX. GARRETT.
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uARPER.B MAGAZINE .. October,
LII lat reesived ~ JAe. WOODh0usE.
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DORT MONNAIES and Hair Brushes.-
I very select assortment, ts;s e s, sss<- ro
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Rk RAAlNAL.

49,. 1t Is now generally understood that
Lord Elgin will resign the Governor General
ship OF the Canadas sometime this fall, and
that he will be succeeded by the Marquis Of
Chandos, son OF the Duke Of Buckipg CHAM
80. The Countess Anne RIGA pespucei, as she
is called, and who claims to be lineal de-
scsndant of Amsricus Vespucius, Is yet a
resident of Ogdensburg, N. Y, and occasion
ally appears On the streets. ... --.
....senator Wrish, is very i'll at Newark,
\. j., with disease of the heart. tl
1.-THE wife Of the Rev. G. 8. Stewart, u
5. n, died on Saturday last, at her residence
IN New York
Captain Ancons, Of the Reading Rifles
who visited Washington q fow weeks since
, has been cashiered by u court martial ane
pronounced incapable of holding any military
commission in Pennsylvania for three wears
"..Donald McKag, ESQ the well. know,
ship builder at East Boston, ID about 70 con
,truc, q beautiful yacht of about 90 tons
which he intends as q present to the EmpeIo
Of Japan. r.r.- -- ...
....Hon. Ner Middlsswarth, of Pennsyl
vsnia, announces his determination not to b,
] Q candidate for PREDICTION, l5--4 .
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GToRaEfowE, juno 10. 1854

dBoR9EfoWN, juno 10. 1854.
During the week, ending to-day, 80 boats in
all have arIived-6l of them from cumbe rlanil
with coal, averaging 10 tons each, making, in
the aggregate, 6,7lO tons. The balance were
from different points along the line with -four
grain, wood, &c. The receipt of tolls at tn,
Georgetown Office for the ga mo period amount
ed to 81 500. ..t
For the purpose of accommodate the al
ready large and steadily increasing number OF
students At that venerable seat of learning the
Georgetown College, it has been fouad nece-.
sary to erect another very large building The
addition Is to be eighty by six feet, aud fou1
stories high. Mr.. R. Petit, c-irpeu' er, has tho
10, and has already commenced excayating
The earth for the fOu ,datiun in - F.. .... =
MIR james Britt h as purchased thirty-three
acres OF land } ing jusi be ynnd our CORPORATE ii
limits, for which ne paid $3.50 per acre Wo
doubt not but this land could have been pur-
chased few years ago for one-sixth the price.
Mr.. Il. iniends it for IA garden iarm.
The boys attached to tue different Protest
ant Sabbath schools in our city are as busy 90
bees providing the means to defray the ex
penses Of their approaching union celebration
on the A. h of July | 90
Rock hsh aoounds at the Little Falls Just
now, and The lovers of the sport are having Il
fine time Of il hooking them. We saw some
which were taken by Mr. Mott this mo, nj a :;
nearly three feet in length. and weighing o.
ten pounds.
The grand pic mic Of the Tisilant Fire Corr
paDy, tor the benefit of lhei. library comes off
to morrow on ADaiostan island, and bids fail
10 DC brilliant affair .ns. 4f...
No change in tie -four or grain market since
our last. We note s. lie this morning of about
LOCO bushels yellow corn, very superior quail
ity, at so cents. SPECTATOR
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1.-The Philadelphia Register has some
shy, not severe, charges against Gen. John
% uNeih, Of Pennsyivania, in reference a
inc ohjsctof his visit TO Washington. We
oaSe the Generals authori J, for stating thai
the Registers charges and allegations have
not the slightest foundation In truth.
ID 80 General J. T.. O'Neill, John cresswelI,
(state senate) A. ]. Riley, and T. A. Mcguire
III from Pennsylrania-are nov on a brief
visit to this city -. = - -, gsg-zr-ys -
d. ....Res. Dr.. Wightman, editor of the Meth
Q List Quarterly Review, has sailed for Europe.
Rsv! Dr.. Fioy takes charge of the Review
daring his absence. r.. 1901. - ~ ia'
s'....Gen. Waibaeh, u. s. AZ, ARRIVED id this
city last evening aud took lodgings at VII.
'ards'. Although The General is the Oldest Of.
hcer in the service, his form il as erect snd his
step as 6rm, aim st, as ever. fEi7 = : &
....The whole Of the Van Buren, family are
about taking their exodus 10 foreign parts
The ex-President. with his invalid son, Mar.
tin, has been in Europe for some time. He ex
poets to pass the coming winter in Egspt.-
Prince John sails fer; Liverpool on the 1st of
July, and expects to be absent four months
Major Van Buren, sailed for Europe about two
weeks since with his wife and niece Miss Nc
Dutfie, daug ater of the late Senator McDufie.
They go to Paris and expect to be absent
couple Of years. 1t is to be hoped that the
hard shells" will now sleep in perfect. secu.
- tu '-f' fF' .
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GRAND PLEASURE RESORT.

NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF
4ESr@LSR2 WASHINGTON, GkORti TOWN &
ALt&aADhiA.-rhe owners OF the GEO. WtSL-
iNGTOH and THOMAS COLLIER have lea sed
the White Hosse Pavilion, and the uouse is Now
opened for visitors. @
The place Is we'll suited for Pie MICS and Balls
The Psvil on is lse feet long by % f--t wide The
great sdva atage in parties ing there, they BIZ
fine shad' groves; and splendid house 70 keep
hem free firm expos re by storm The house has
the fixtures PIT up 80 that the house can lie 4ej
for falis at night.
- No steam rats allowed to land PARTIES a
re White bouse except by consent Of the directors
Of the above boats.
The ~alss around the house are being planked
and grav-led.
a. Large preparations are made for Excursions
to the hi House on the 4th Il July. The dining
room and three sites are for rent Oh that day.
Per- can 20 and select other places for their
amos ment except those selected by the company
for that day.
No sp:rituoQs liquors to be sn'd at the WLits
House or on the boat ON the 4fh of July.
je loot G. .0R CnsSnN, Captain.
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By &c REQUIRE. Austtoneer

By j. G McG UikE. Austt0neer.
INUhNIrIkE AND LOU -ERULD EFFECTS o.
II family removing from tn city.-on " EF =
NESpAy .,irg. the 2j,t ias!snt. ct % O'Clock
on The .:3r:n OF street. b. tween 9th ana 9TH
sures;s.i shs.e seal the Furniture OF gentemar !
moving IRON he cItY, Wig:
Superior Hsbogany spri & seat Stfa
Mahogany card and gu Z, tet- Ia let
Cottage cant ST st [ hairs, Il cke-s
W. In t Nritirg Cab ct, Lo ,King glasI
; X ension TaD'e ock
Cottrge Bed-teads, Ma tresses
Ma-tis.t p Dressing tu eau
ork lob G, Wa h,tai DIS, Toi' ct Sets
ftaw Msttrg, widow haies
SUPP rior C.oking et'ne nd Fixtures
Rsdiators, Kit.h-n Gt-n,iis, Sc
te; M: 5 5 aud uIi-v cash; over SIS q crcdit ri
sixty aud ninety days. foc notes satisfactorily en-
dor<ed, bearing interest
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
lie I'D Aucfionser
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The Canadian and United States Reciprocity
TREATY

QrEEEc, June 1. The Quebec papers cs
to-day We Synopsis Of the Elgin Treaty. IN
he settIeueUt Of the Fi-he-y Qae.;io which
has been sgt eed upon at va, hington, the sui
stance "f which is as follows:
arttc.c list throws open the British Auericz D
fisheries, excepting these of Now Founiland
The nou "f rers and the ,almon chad and
hell tsht ries. to Ane i an citizens.
Article u gives :5e BIi isb a ight to Ameti-
can hsheli $ to The % b parallel
Artie'e ~ pror;aeS fvr ii. t. &c exchange Of
certain com aiedi''e- aissnng hich are en uuer-
ated -four and all l. E.is of breadstuffs. cotIcn.
cheese bu'ter, taliow, lad. ali kinds of coal.
turgen lie, lumber, race snd unmanufactured
tObac.o.
article 4;h throws open the ST LAWRENCE
| and the Canadian canals 70 American vosseis
ne american Government undertaking 10 urrc
be Stale governments to s'lrmt YES. els in heir
canals
Article 81 provides The manner and mode
Of ran lcatien of ireay
Ari;le 9th provides for Including Ne-
rouDdlsnd in the righ:s Of the treaty If shs
i'should con seut'-.
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ICE CREAM DEPOT.
~ L. A. Hall has op. ned an
Il - ICE CPEAH

VI i. a. Ha LII has op. ned
X -. =. ICE CREAM DEPOT
under parker's Fancv tore, u here he will keer
IA constant supply Of the best Dell ware ICE
ChE.4L
Parties. Balls, Excursions, Hotels, and private
families can re supplied At Sis per gal1n, by leav
ing their orders at the above place, at b sto-a
on New York avenue, between 10th snd l1th 8 s.,
or at his Soda Water St.nd. in the Genre MARKET.
N. B-Having made an arrang meDt in Mr. J.
Petfbone for j. 4, th.r- will b. KEEP on hand con-
tant supply at the alb place p aces. Mr.. Pttti.
bones tickets will be eived Ms cash.
je 16-eo2ws
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Baltimore Market.

BALrINoRa. june 18th .-Ft5ur: the marx. Z
continues dull. We quote Howard street a.
So4i City Mills is nnniuaIIy held at g.
neat hoiaers are aski",, tor white, 81 goa
81 W Nod 81 80 $Ias5 Corn: "a es of
1000 bushels OF white mt 77a79e Mixed 1oc
kSe rs stationa at previous operations.
Nhiskep IN barrels. q tc. Butter 10 kegs, liza
IA EDS; in rOHs, l5a20 cts.
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The PROCLAIM ation-Taverns Cicsed--A sober
Saba a. &C

PH'LApstrnrL June tS AS general fsinz
the proc amation Of Mayor Courad, decla,i,s
bis ittention 70 vigorously Enforce the law
aga'nsf sewing liquor on the Sabbath has been
respected by the tavern keene-s, thousn few
are feiins TO = u - ,..,e ing - nagh the
signing TO contest the ccnstltuti5ntity Of the
law '.a .'-
Most ut he rummcriNs nave rseorted TO CAM
den ard Rindwiil Is!:aG, where irnmenes
Sales are being made at double prices The
Lager Beer Saloons arc nlso closed, though
several have thei' signs craped anu .isgs dis
played a. half mast and craped 0ne has =
Piaeard up, 'fone to Church for ease Of all
creation-open 20 morrow"
The cry has teen uucorlu- ,nlv quiet. Net
drunken man has been seen all day. Ths
great mass Of oar citizens a-e gra'ited at he
result OF the experiment, and will sustain the
Mayor to the utmost
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ms -1sw York Markets arrival Of the
Crescent City-fore,en Ievs st hand.

Nkw foRK- June 1.-The steamer Crescent
~; with latsr dS,ca frou H.rana, Is teIe-
;r"phed below. She will reach hsr wharf Ia
me course of two hours
The steaInstif DBlsn, si's f,ur DAYS later
itei .es frsr Europe, is now in Eer thirteenth
lay from Havre
Hour-the msrtc, is dali Sales Of 200
obis Sti'e az 81 IS s. .au southern = 50
80 "hest--iD slight request SdIes Of
,Gy9 ousneis red 81 81 50 81 go; Gencs>ee is
u 4. At s. 40. Sales of 50 600 bushei. mixed
80; yellow, So s.. Rye, sl,Is. Oats. go.
',s.9Si quiet, Ness polk, Sl3. Cot 0.
.o In :. "a DAY Prices. Nc change In the
80 Un uai -. Tor the better. Money still con-
~. tsscoSn DEsparcul
The steam. bip C:e-cent City IA, arr q,
ler wharf She brings 200 rassenyen ans
iavana papers 10 the 18th instant. The new,
IS not worth telegrarhirr. o
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By GREEN g. SCOTT, Auo,ion.er..

By CIR b. EN- g. SCOTT, A uctioneers
't'KUsTkES SALE OF ELIGIBI.Y SITUAlII
L bui'dir Lot -Ey virtue Of deed OF trus
bearing da 9 en- the Am day of june 1853, sDd he
corded in Lib~.r A. ST. No. 81. tolios SlU AZ tlr,
tile 81 d.y OF june ls5i, at OF ioe4 ID, at thu
Auction Rooms OF Gre n iscott, on the corner al
PENNSYLVANIA aveau" and tth street est, lot No.
in square ASS. frenti Y feet on south s.es l. Re
tween ~ end 9th streets west by LIZ feet ineh e
deep to 90 foot alley. 81 -
he above .. operty is situated on the Island in
rapidly mproTi"g part OF he civ, snd ffers a 4,
vo able oppoIturi to pers desiring u build
Invest. .. ~.
he terms Of sale as prescribed by s.i deed AZ
cash; am IL not com lhed with In three DAVIS Aft
tue sale, The property wi Re Iesold upon q week
noii,, at the n k AMI expense OF The parcaas
Oonyeyanctng . ths e3 pense OF pur ohSrsf-
CHAS = WALLACH Trustee.
a.f .s-F-. ..E GRkEN q SCOTT
fey&-A
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$4,000 WORTH OF ZEALAND
Personal Estate for the People.
MAGNIFICENT ESTEKpRIsE.-LIBkR L, EQUI.
TABLE AND CERTAIN. -H 'i'r -

i wHITEHURsT's DAsUBRaEoTYPE LNTKRPRIzE.
Fl. Wfi1TEHURsT has decided to Trustees IL
- trust for the benefit OF the shareholders in the
above enterprise, s5OoO worth Of real and personal
Estate. to be disposed of among the holders of share
at the earliest possible date after tie sale of alt tbs
hares The shares sre So each, which entities the
holder to an equitable share in the within named
magnificent collection Of real and personal property y:
slao, 10 one OF hit. hurstsS' orId's Fair prsmir
t,sguerr"types of self or friend at any time when
the eeI dcats is presehtd at either Of his Galleries
G,ueris
Baltimore EOS Market. ST; Norfolk, Va Main st:
t,nchbarg, va, Main st.; Richa ond, Va, II Main
st.; r ;ste, burg W. Sycamore st. "iminsto ton, N.
A'sp, srrsngen ents Rave bean made vi. n the fl
lowing cs!sbratcd Galleries to redeem the certih
at 8, Viz: - -.'
J.aurpey's Gslle,y No sse Broadway. So
D. G: Colns Co.. Galleries: Philad -lphia, Pa:
No 1853 hestuut stie-t and No 100 Che smut st. r
Sp!i ghsld Mass, Man ,treet. y t
Westf Id, Mass ,Ccll'nss But dings
: LIST OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
One supsriof Farm, nsar Norfolk. Virginia, *aiue
One srler did three story brick Houss q,
OF door from Frd.iiss street ta Street, Sec .o.
One House aud Let in Gaorystown, d. c., n
thee. rnsr Of Second ard Er.dsri~ L streets 4 60,
one elegant llouse s0d lotin " hing on, D..
c.. on .-yenth street 4,sOr
One iee House and Lot In Warrington, Z. c.,
on street -. n -. 3,7ov
One House ard Le. IL Portsmouth, Va, on
Court s.e.t adjoining Town Hal, $500
Two Lots in Georgetown Oh sscosd street, $500
each 7'7 LOCO
One lot in Washington on Seventh street 50G
Firc Pisno :. $500 each 1,tv
. 20 III ndid Gold Lever Watches. $1oG...... 5000
20 massive Silver ftch.r $50. l.. %
- do 20 Cup, ST. ;0............., 20
IA Di mond Rings, al $70..s--.... ......... go
19 heavy Id hains, 500. .............. SO
20 silver Gnbl.tS SO esch................. AGO
30 Ladies Brsceists $40 eaeh....."-....... 1000
DO ladies BreastpSn 800
100 Coll Pencils ST EACH 500. 40
100 Porte alonn lies, S. cache 500
100 silver Gard Gase-. 30 each. 1.tst
500 plain heavy Gold Rings. s. each ........ $50
100 fine Sod Lock, ts, so eacf,............. 100
500, Anndais......... $50
LOU Photographic Art Journals, 5ec. each L0O
&c.
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exciting from Pottsgl Is-Fstal Riou--fvo
MuIdals.

r5posIsvILEs, Pa. dune ia number cf
'ii'hmen. connected With The mines who b. al
esh smoking very freely On saturday night,
[o' INTO night, which CON termInated IN q
: aeral riot
Npan named The,. Keen was stabbed in
Us array lie died almost inst oily A
'uu'oer 80 men we're SCI iousiy wnundsd Sev-
edged 10 Jail.
The origin of the eg5t had 10 hing to do
y'ti Know Nothinsisni, or any other poli,icaI
or religious Organization.
in the same night, two murders were com.
miied IN other parts Of Schu, lsiTl county.
The particulars, or he names rf the victims.
nave not yet beer asce taSnel.
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Firm Eey Hamnshirs

Concord, june lS--Tt is asserted by th,sc
.b" P otess to be properl, pos ed up, that Mr..
Morrison has refused TO allow his name to be
used In connection with the Senatorship.-
Owing to the Introduction of the temperance
question with the Legislature, the session pro-
.nises t be an ulu ualy pr.traoted vue.
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL 4 co.

= Es Ne STNATTONt husSTfOheeTs
HNNO SMALL FHAME BOT SbS AND VACANT
los at Auction-On TaURsD.T after no IN.
June II, Mt clio k, on the nrrm shall sell
part of Lot D. in Square No 29I toniog % 'est on
sou street, by 100 feet in depth, te,w. 18th ard
IStn fts west. ~ . $50.
font o., au ley IL feet il chez wide, with dapf
of IS t, Improved by two two story II. me HOUSES
G naming { .ar rooms each. u r1-
Terms: 500 OF the purchase money cash; ths
residue in three eiusl install M nts at g. L. a:it
Is mouths, With iateres! satisfs -torily secured.
N dts s...---.- 4.s.
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lf0R TIE 10ILET-Hair. clothes, nsil, tooth
Il and shaving Brushes; dressing, fac, pocket
tuck, and side Combs; Tooth Pe.dsrs; i,ilet, eia
i've, family, anu BARRIERS Sasps j. fe.let Powdrs;
Puff Boxer; 4arriseps, Hsusl's snd Parips G. logne
Aromatic Vinag.r ~ tracts Ksthsiron; Trioophe
rouE Hair Dye &c, 1t the Piano. Music, St-tioner,
and Fancy Store Of s.g J. 7 KILLS.,
s, "a. svehus, between sth and 10Th strssts-
JELLY asr % r4a. sE ...E- E.-
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Fits and Loss Of Liza

PmLADEtrHrA June I9.-cooper's furnace.
near Eastan, Pa. was seriously dam geo oy
nre yesteriay morning The loss has q 1t yet
oeen aseertained. This morning the boiier
exploded, A.l!il a man n ,med We're.
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Health OF b .ltimore.
BALTIMORE 4

BALTIMORE. June le The Board Of Health
: port The number Of desths In this city tor
ne week en- ing June II, at 100; f With
humser sS were children un Ter FIVE Years OF
age Seveni eenof the deaths were floui c N.
sumption The general health Of the city is
good, and NOT the slightest indication Of cyl
lemtcal diseascs
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PURE COUNTRY MILK,

THE prop Jet II Of 1" Locust bill Farm Dairy" hss
1 added IL his stock of COWS, and ia now prepared
to increase thu de livery Of this most necessary art
are now running each twics day--one rom g. b
stree, to Capi'o till, de- one rom eth to 14th SITS
and the Island; ana from i4th st,eet TO George
town -.r.ff.-.. I'm sr-.
Families wishing to be sup lied will do we'll by
applying few days in advance, TO the div RS OF
tue Wa, on or address Locust Hill Dany" through
The ,'ost Office sd.
This FAIRY is two miles from the Post Ofire OF
the ?th street road and thos who feel an iutere
in an article 20 necessary t, ealh, comfort. and
even lux .ry of life, invited to cali aud it
management. je i2-1m*
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IA HERMaNDAD

4 NEW and charming att of spanish Waltz,s,
n composed by scnor redro A. Daunas, and I'm
siled with correct AID be Iutifui view of il
Academy tia Visitation, Georgetown d. c. Pub
Ii>h by lIlous itz, Washington, d ~, m fer
sale by al til principal music torres through out
the United tstes. The trade supplied ON lihers
terms. qi9
Nat Intel, AK Gag. Georgetown Adv, Bal Sun.
and Fr, derrick, iMd Examiner, each St every otaeT
day. .--.- .... ..s....'
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HOUSES FIR RE n Tt have for rel [
IL several new convenient houses with lots OF
two acres Of ground attached to EACH iiusted on Il
new street parallel with Boundary STREET, runuin
along the top OF the Iige west of the railroad whpI
IL ieaV es the city. little more than mile north.
easterI ron the Capitol.
These house have from seven .; To-; Rama eacl
including kitchen with raj closets ,uG CO h.
"oodsheds and "a stable. ana pumps Of exreileI /
water near at hand. The Situation j. beautiful over
looking the railroad and large portion of the CITY
and having the Capitol in full view. The atprosc n
TO them l. by street, Delaware Ayenue and NJ
street, graded and graveed. The soil of the lois il
generally gool, and capable Of being made very pro
uuctye.
An omnibus now runs twice a day bstween theee
houses and the Presidents square, by way of. VI
stroet, Delaware avenue, II street, It'll street az
pennsylvania avenue; leaving the houses at about
half past eight O'clock Il. N and half past two n b,
returning. after bref stands at the War. Navy an
Treasury Departments, the Centre Market, Genet o.
Pest Office and Patent Office.
These houses are peculiarly adapted for the resi-
dences OF Clerks and others Of sedentary habits who
requiSe exercise eitksr by walking, or BY manp.,
iaf.or in 9 arden.
the houses and lots win be let as they stand wi
a large shrd containing q stall for horse, and
outpuiiding ut the very low rent of W. HUI DKEi
DOLLARS per aunum. payable monthly. If 9TH
Improvements be wanted, they will be made with 4
1ue increase of rent.
Apply to Wm Stick ney. Esq. occupying b housJ
the same street. or to myself, IN, residence neal
the premises AMOS RANDALL
Wn>Iinr'on. june lin
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Philadelphia Market

PHILADELPHIA, June 10 -Breaeis+urs duii
Flour, 5 81. Waea red S105; white, S. a..
Corn. S0asac. Oats, Coo. Provisions and
groceries dull.
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AND YET AScTHER.-The Say Noihings is
the name Of a new club down South
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papers announce the death, from cholera of
Mrs. Ann Taylor, aged los years and month