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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23
ALHEMARI.E LAND FOR SALE: H., 20,

1--WE Ofcr sale, bohutIII WITT - ,f h, South
w hbemsrlc lying the Eastern slope o. S Csn
w,- Nou,,rrr, dist nj from kcswcS On" NiSinIa
. D. =, R'I nsnn, \ on. inile-.ioGi the contcnpNteu
sx:rsion Of Orange and Aex"n,n Ra hona our Sur
nlr and from! the RNunnn !iorsc nont nrEgV
TTErE AND ONE.Tu!Rp ACRES: $50 OF which are
.ia,,sI wei, enclosed and in high state Gi improve
c,.. ,hc remainder Is in woods. The buildings are q"
IL" % s r,onw; !; al brick TWO stories containing Ten
rs hall anu passage and. ns lar aS coi'ieten Is an
cd in the very be-; style. The "tsii"n Il usutPas
t,- bru,v and variety scenery, Tor heh1' "n" iot
nn.d and good society. To wishing ncaNhy Go"!
sun,ncr rT.icncc particularly desirable e. II Is S"It|
in A lew hours ride o! Rc!:lond or "a'!hhsWa.; ,;;; -
-.y farm j. Preferred 800 scrcs or
"n be had Ut a.r price E,tcrsrr n"y be nna 10 vi
lane. Hart of ilhcmsr!c krSwi"S DEPOT OF 20 : .Ne
) q Ruru and JOHN Jones Ui Richmond h"t PrfSo"e
.r y,on.s,,d 10 exsr!:,,. tor themselves. = hANA'
My ,itcr il Kcswick Depot, AhemarIs, Virginia
-,
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nr,1n ,nIr rLaCE NEAK KANDOLPM MA.

con COLLEGE, FOX SaLf.' r.
-xrvypixG m ,rny. 10 MI adjoining State, we oher
Tor lr our pr.sru; residence" near k"Aluip" N".oi,
Galley. kuovu Il. EASTWOOD. Is beautifully simnen
s go ,orr,r ot mil. from ulr." uUd rc"!oCr;As OF
mile from Boydro. the lot contain" """" i "'e o'
ground most OF which il in lgn sn;e "' cu'Sn'ioh
and rbr. nr on the premises unusually large ana pro
duetve garden we of the pures wafer chPac""s zee
house. &c. &C. The dwelling house ami Other
improvements though not on large scale AR
OF IN. be-, kind. and il excellent repair. Per
sons w.hn: sc,ilc intelligent pleasant and heah!
neghborhood or live College for the purpose %
educating their children of taking hoarccrs would dt
well 20 purchase ,his eligible and beautiful place.
Terms will be made accommodating.
Address te subscribers Rando PHI Macon tcieSc or
Mr. Jane. r Walker. Bcyd,ou. who will take pleasure
" WM. 4. HOWARD
If L L Z. HOWARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23

Departed t, hfe. tie ilth pooenaber tii, II =
Of her Gge, her residence in Lauderdlc Ctl
Tenns-.ee Mrs. NARY JACoUELlSE LEE, s.-.tr q -
+ta Phillip Lee, Eaa OF Wcs,mnrclant eoJ9y. VI b..
sad dEIsh,r OF ths Thomas crniih bg lGst Cv-rt. -
tor Of Cope PSr:IR in Wesuuo!e!and count? =: ::--
nIED al bis residence, Laurel spring {" ae 21- K.
DR. THOM4s cox a:t0r illussa Q, ,SSs tE.:!: caTi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23

Manned, In Georgetown, om the eta last - 10 ;:
Rev John McG.l!, Pnhop c! E:cLn'oa. A!'t. .ossi =.
Amy 10 CORA W. daug ghter Of he Lite I..pa.e. Se--:
FAC OF :he former city
W,sntEp on zee 9Th inst, New 5-tdg9 Ch"-st. -
Rev 3 WunhSi!, ar. WI L. BARLOW, G. RicGn--
70 Mi.. SARAH Z, daughter OF Nr James loraa c. --
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23
A GLINNER FROM BELOW.

The following publication by a gentleman Of cha
ractcr in Washington City, gives some insight into
the mystery of Know -Nohngism. A little while
and the rholr truth will be out. The disclosure Of
Mr. Owner fully confirms other revelations of the
anti-slavery character of Know-Nothngism. The
publication is significant and should arrest the atten-
tion Of the Democracy of the South:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23
Henry p. Ward Gcor.e ". Ward and C.. Lewis Bren,

Tro,,. Appcllee1
l., ~ %, ms ssi' i n decree pronounced
~ ~. '"Ft .: :cdcEICk county, and ii appearing
p W. 80" % u" 'nur ,ha; IA. Appellee, Henry
Apn.y,, .. 'ri.' ni ihl- state, motion OF the
do ar - '"i'! is ordered that the said Appellee
hi. orIer ,, "n on" 'nr" ,,;.r due publics,ion of
"a, m ',is sn' ''sa ihri in, or.r m @ .bsd once wr.k
nrw.,,n.r. r. "i-i' "a she Richn mi Enquircr
the ,ro1, rH'r! is Chy OF Richmoni aud posted a,
oy on 'he hrs, day O, the arx Crmora,io Co re '"'
JAM ! t"ry-I.-rn j. ALLEN, G. G..
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

DY RITCIIIE, DtSNAvANT & PRYOR.
wM T. RlTCIIIE & ROGER PRYOR. EDITORS.
MONDAY, JANUARY -, 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23
ITIRi.INIA-i I--i.- NM in ,h. 1,IerE. 0tsr. ~

a ihi.lNia 1t HG!"s held in the Clerks Once oi
:hr CIrcI'; roUf: VI the Ci,y o kichaond the lsr
day o' January l-5,,
Edwin |! Clarke" FitH.
A.a.u-
j u Nat-!u:-i, Dcil.
In d"'f. and uPon attachment returned executed,
iHc OBJECT O this recover OF the defendant the
n. o' SO win lawful interest from the l2;h OF June.
!sSi M payment Uni affidavit having been made and
E'ei t- lie defendant above named !, nonresident OF
lh- Commonwealth, the said defendant is notified to mp
p's' A. "e Ru. be holden in the Clerks Office Of the
ssi tou'' On ;ac S:s, Monday in March next and do
""a Necessary procc, his interest in this sut.
ACOly-l--te:
~ s-rNjw ROBINSON Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23
Secretary q. the Trearur,
W IRtlNIA.-., Rules nsd IL the CLERK Office Ci tine
VI th lst luE of

VIRtlNIA.-At Rule. neId jnt!c CLERKS Office Of the
Crc Cou:: ;- city .! Richmond, the LIST day oi
January. l-5J.
Edmund 7 Winston and William NJ. Sutton, partner,
and merchant, t:aC.s under la" style and firm OF r. j.
Wius,n.. nm! Conn. .,.v. Plaintiffs.
ASrIus:
J l. Norl.s. Defendant
Ia AMI upon G::ICHiEr;: returned executed.
The ."C, o. this suit /. 10 Of the defendant
three hundred ani lleyt"u dollar and thirteen cents;
anu aav!; having been nad 6L FLED that the defend
sut Hrose NAMED ~ reg lent O this Commonwealth,
u" t-i"naa notified appear the les 10 be hold
~ IN IL" Clerks Office the said Court the first Mon
day Ia M,rc ant d. what Is necessary 20 protect his
lhi-rct' IN ;t!. sG:. AcUpy-T.s.e.
Jan --cwiw EuS ROBINSON, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23

Y iRGlNlA.-A; Supreme Court OF Appeals, held
"'h" stat" 'our' House, IN he City oi Richmond
O' ,tI,,"GNf1hy n" Xxi. dry Of ja!i;ary, ls,L5:
william Clara, Appellant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
Gouses ano farms fUanteb.

CTEAAi-POWER and ROOM WANTED
~ Ntntedto lease FfRJr ~ DOR
adjoining ID aoout twelve horse STE M
pOWtR be located North River side and
Srihst Address ,stirs PARTICULAR b. a 90 raibane
Office.
WOULD like small TENEMENT of two
w or three Rooms 10 the sicuity Il { John'spk Al
dress G. ". II Box No 1911 Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

NEW and IMPROVED POUDRET TE.-The
IN and powerful suhstiss- 'o' rH t.a h.aafs
sn6 oniIs ote, fertilizers the mrtst be Iuf Ia dfe
contact with the sea tbsreby saoeas nouraeat isnsa|
ALLY 70 the yong piut e,~phsi vito ore ',so's Se
~ 50 per Dbl for 7 bbs ard over Apoly 70 the
- LODI 1ASUgACUdISG Co,
(up sta'rs,J No 10 Coorlsndt -
Extract from q lister Of Horace oroeley dated ...
"You bnov that quite late wsen yoa sS H. ssd thst
sson after dry and remsaned 90 undi :"
foIaps very usfsvo sbe opporan or testing tne ve'
Poudrete; vet testify ord good sesoe s's
YOU are welcome refer T. ne IN way
W-YORK AGRIC IL U n d
IN WAREEOUsE ana SIZED sTOas, 49,.
,b,.. Isy.. s.o,., b. sshsrber hss the sfse'
eh.spest and mo~f complete .s'rtmeol .,
AGRICULTUR AL and HoRrICULsUHALIn'Lsn ~"i''
gIyLp. ara GARDEN SEEDS, In the Unitee ststes
,rp,rvr.s ouaNO-wtth Government hrssd 90 each
b.s-srd rot dan peped m.te ~s.h heavier Sp2eipn'e
ohsts Of Lims, Bone Dus roodrstte. &c "a, u,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
Go Ubom ii Map Qonrern.

VITY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING.-Up,
on the PHILOSOPHY OF Advsisns and the o,st prseuo
a. AZ esr,rpg out the system valuable informauon sy
had at v B. fALMER's Advertising Agency 'roans pun"
inss New York
LEGAL NOTICE to SAFE-MANUtAC.
IL TURERs The uoee.snsd tTf; Fiji FILLING Tor Safes
nsa by Mesas HOLMES BUfLiR, Nos 30 sn' ,. ~
Senls5e srd tbs. all future infringement" thsIeoi VIII 70
rsbly prosecuted. .... .s,L. ,r;o. AL Safe
Nsters In New Yort lard IN particus are
!, ~ an limitation of tho cry. ace test
nave eeo IT, =" ~ W a. hammond JR,
ID isS'' a..,r., 6or Uolmes 4 Butter No Is Wsll-S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
Cost an6 fcun0.

T OST-A BANK-B BOOK on the Bowery Saw
~ ing Bssk; number Of the Boot sssi Bald Reot Gee
Be Of ssy bat the II returned the
Bank. Tie finder viii he sssably rewarded
WATCH LOST.-0n Tuesday, Gath inst, be-
w betv lstAN sAA otsvsrts In Broadway, Laays
GOLD HUnfIN0-CAsEp wAfCa. sns nsled % both sidss
yi,A nuit NJ flowers: WITH GOLD CHA attached The
6ader yin receive go reward b, leaving the sane ct No 10
Wsst l7tA -, between 5sh sad 6tA-sva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

ROME MANURE.-The subscriber has con-
~. Saaty .. hasa ysy sspsnos article Of puss BONE
Dvs!. ssasastaa Of sswiaes Slises sna sround bcns
Vress ressvs1 u The Wesks S ksa River, st No
- CeearN ~ staRa - CHRIOflAN 0CH WARrZ
STRAW and H1Y.CUTTERS.-H0VRY &
&C. ave ssahlishst tAsk Assssy q Ne 81 CuGse eer
sskee. wAsss thsk CUTTEile ca - Asd & Aa ealafss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
forces, Carriages, Sc.

A FAMILY HORSE. years old, $50 aua q
~ ,or,.l HORSE 5y.sn old Sll5 warranted soune spa
i.muIsby semitic At corner Of Washington and ffA
lin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
Boar0 an1 Rooms.


/ ODGlNGS.-Gentlemen can obtain well.fur-
.,,I as a. srsls sesssd ROOM fs, g 81 50
n.aoft and William There are numerous Resctores
'e,eesnt At " hieh they obtain meals
A S9rEsM.aLEMAN and LADY, or SINGLE
ROOS ON ~ IAN dssiriDs PARLOK ADD full size BED.
ths e3s,n noos brown house all Of
isn,t, a. sSs 6pd eonfotsbe DO me In tho
/ T. Tr;baps O6es e moderate price, b. addressing
A fAkiMENiS TO LET-In the House No. I4o
"A 0smbsTH loquue Of L. saEAR - N. s,on,
room, No. Ia Chsmssrsst- A' " ms 'front.'
A PRIVATE FAMILY can accommoa.,.
IN 0estensn and hi Wiz, two three sis.l &C.,,
men, With ROOMS and BOARD, desirshy ioesssI A. ~ IA,
Wet isth-K ferus moderate Bsths 60. te Nv 'sA
A LADY and Gentleman, or two or three ain.
"A gle Gsetemea, cen Be accommodated With FULL or
PARTIAL DOARD; the House 6ut elas& Rsfrsnss sivss
snl required Inass = No. LIZ Oh 1t vss Of anA
A LARGE ROOM and BEDROOM. c,mmRn.
"A eating 10 LET Viii BOARD 0sstisnaA and Lady.
y sss y Eve aasls 0vstlsoea, 1t Ne - "a ~ ,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

Az elegant Story and Bsssness HOUSE Sons Front;
beautifully frnbsA With Bsk rson, and other modern
nssseA bs sss unse b svey ee.ssls oe soe IN soah
Brooilys not Eve unuss1 vsk d.m the South Hsuy Fer
elegant ssd stefal WI b rented for yer
very cheap russhsA UnfarsLssa. 70 snsn family vho
I'll as Il With great care WosN As Hous ssu tha
Y.nine, II aea,s4 fessssss tvss imasea.sly Inquire
q g. sni q q ROOT q = b. nkARILL. Ne u beosA1sy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

u'O LET-The two-stOry and attic BRICB
l. HOUSE No 81 White Ct Ksnt 500
JAS g. HUNT. No IS Wast-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

GINTIEMFN can obtain FURNISHED
~ ROOMS, wib nut Bosra. at Ns 10 Jay near Green
vbt very converter location for tnoss doing Business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
IT s. SCHOOL AGENCY and TEACHERS

~ UFluN, tttlJ by f. VIII COX & SONS No. rs
broadway PBRPETuAL ixrkopUcER, 81 log ALL ORDERS.
vAeAScits and ORANGES for CBEcKaoLpERs Everv
helps every patron and prcps soe the Check bens renew
able and transferable IS SIC &c No charge 70 pupils
1caeAsv Meeting and Ceryessdescs Daily cutting nearly eyey
School sno family every reqoired service
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
EI'O CAR. BUlLDERS-Wanted, first class Car
Il Buiders Apply at tho Car Factory OF the
GRAND TkUNK RAILWAY,
Point st. Carries Montreal


RIO PRINTERS. The advertiser, who has had
Il eight yesrt practical experience Ph0UFREADE8,
10 Boob and Joobiss Essbbhne1t wishes ike si,uson
Wouo not 10 employment for apart OF the tins each
week In reading proof for nssspsper practical pntsr
Address 4. box iso, Tribune Office.
ITO TEACHEBS-Wanted a TEACHER for
u en- Academy. Bust bs 9 gisdusse OF Coegs Salary
go per month. Address, with testimonials
] III BELT Columbia Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

ITO LEASE-On favorable terms, thirty-twC
LOTS elisiby situated for business purpcsss on /
and 2lst sts eriy OF toe lrth.4y
Alio for 'sle several DWELLING hOUsEs. with hrowt
sore rorts end containing all tho mod-rn ion
Aso, number Of valuable BUILnlN3 LOr5 llqs're a
the tfice Of JAMES N WELLS. No. l67 9thiv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

FNO LET-A COTTAGE HOUSE, No ~
Wet Sith.st II bl chs from Brosdgsy with all tbs
modern impfov. rseDfs Can be seen from TIL r. NJ
A. pl, within a. I'os AMI 10 Washington nais rear
bch building with four Sleeping Rooms coaneced above AID
b. low making u Rooms in all Rent $500 Heated all
xxiIh he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
Chances for Business Men.

nAGUERREIANS' INSTRUMENTS, SPEC-
ImENs &c of the bet quality suited foi h. n ~
not Ia the trade and desires - obsin casn Tor
them Address q. A. Tribune once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
DLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.-Family Board

- ing and D.y School, for Males and FemSes 81
Boonh.ld sod lststs boboksn. N Jed fELOSEk.
Principal The summer Session will commence Nay let
Euuber imitd. Situation besby and delshful The inst-
tuition has al tie modern In and sorcs rxs con-
acquire perfect kposedge Of the oemsa sad
french languages NcaIas ct Western snns Bookstore No.
$50 Broadway, New iori.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
a SHLANp HALL-A BOARDING. SCHOO

"A for BOYS Wer Bloomfield N The senty 'shth
Semi Annual Session Of this school will WEo
NEsDAY, Nav 2 ensuing. Circulars spplicst at Mr..
wneys no. le7 Broadway or BY nail or othsrwise TO
DAVID A FRAME Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

eouyepietce three rooms ceep Parior Bsse
stones with Range and let Air sitrste on Cernontsy
Brooklyn in pleasant leigh eorhood Rsas low TO any one
vbo vii t1se Of the pre- nisrs
Alec YoR SALE or TO LEr-A bssutial GOTHIC
COTTAGE With sfabis Lots Of Gr,snd laid with
shrpbbery Fruit ke the Of Gates and Franklin
ava Broollya Terms low Appy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

WANIED-A situation AZ ENTRY CLERK in
sDiy 5000 hee,s. ~ = ssaslsman fully com pstept
orally useful having good prserisa ~ gen
References ssdoubted Address Boz No is TrsSaas Oss
WANTED-A Protestant Girl TO COOK
w Wash and IRON Upexeeptionsble city rsfsrsn.s,,
REQUIRED Apply q Nc. 81 WaIresst Brooklyn Bsnrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

EOR SALE The Fixtures of q Preserving
Il Es.sb.ha ent consisting Of a Steam Boiler E1gne
Pumps Copper Pans Worms Pipss Tools &c &c. &c APP
Div TO GEOhGE ARR, No. 2 Broad st., basement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER, No. Broad st.
II, n A "

A I PRIVATE SALE-A FARM az West
IA Hsehebssok, N j. I53 mies from Hoboken and mie'
above Hsckensak IL contains ab ut 40 acres 80 of which
llsbe land balance wood aud sdo~ With new House "a
by 50 feet deep finished with marble msrtes &c &c also
IS BY 80 feet deep with large Apple oenrd
ard sest variety Of other fruits together WITH lot Of
Fsrnint Cter,a For snd fur'ber particulars spply
,hs ofbee Of BAKER, UEER5 Aue;iobosrs
No 4 Pine. of aros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

4 LADY residing IN one Of the most heaIthfdI
"A end delightful localities In the Stats. wishes 20 sss
.S 0s between the Of and 49, for IasrRU ;TI0N.
hes every 'sciiy for sfgrdng them pleasant home,
ard their education thorough both the English and
psmenial sbches City references given Address e.,
Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
Two TEACHERs-Wanted in . 6o1T5in

sehsol In the eity country. utustion for young
lady where her services Assistant will be taken
peistos for board and tuition while she b receiving thor
oush tdocsion Plesss address PUPIL all this week the
OF he Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

no LET-1he STORE and BASEMENT, NO
j 24l Rro.6wsy between Park place snd MurryH IN
B..mert viii bs let sepsstey. If deshed Inquire oa INT
mics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-22
Another Baby Show.

Barnum the Great has acted en- the best
principle in the world, to first become popular
AMI then raise himsel in the eyes Of the ladies
He adveriises grand baby show, to commence
on the 9th Of June and end on the sth. RI.
tiricg rooms for tie attendants and cradles 70,
one hundred will be provided. The premium:
range from $lG0 down to s25. The following
ladiea have CONSENTED to serve as judges on tie
occasion MrE. W. Leland, Metropolitan Bo
tel; Mrs. w. Ii. Burroughs, Irving Hoase
Mrs E r. Ellet, 145 East Thirteenth street
Mrs. l. n. Fowler, 800 Broadway Mrs R. T.
Trail, 10 Laight street; Mrs. ii. Williamson,
100 Barrow street; Mrs. J. N. Gsnin, 2li
Broadway.
The baby taking the highea. Pre- MUM IS 400
is not eligible to compete for any other pro
nidm. Ali the twins, triplets, 30, and the
baby taking the highest premium, to be seen
on the 5:h, 9th, 7th, and 6th of June.
When the prizes are awarded the fun will
omfnenee. Every mother that gets a prize
will cry, "Groat is Barnuw!" While those who
GET none will stigmatise him as the greatest
rascal the verdi ever saw!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

nm the 18th day If Mar h, ls55, an a ivcuisenenI
~ tina. my g0ods hal been dis:rlincd aud would be
sold al public auction for George E. Kira
appeared IN the Evening Star. A such an ad.er-
i-ement, II unexplained, would have tue tendency
20 iniu'e my credit, which is my only fortune and
o"iy means oi supro Ting my family, make lie fol
lowing statement:
On The LIT day of August, 1884, oni red into a..
ss cement To- lease, for five yea fIom Geo Z. XIX
the paYi OF let No. - IN SqHlte No 431 and ~ en-
ises, iOF St9 per anruEi. Mr.. Kirk on his par!
agreeing To idruisb new planning Machine aaa ali
W hrtu.es, NJ iIis IL, AMI have item finished fully
tor use within two months from said lst 1usui ,
1871. This Mr.. Kirk. failed % do. The said Ma
chiHe was not finished and ftteI up Tor Use for two
| months a.ier the time specihed This was a great
| loss I" me. The pIsaing machine was worth more
than AL Tie machinery on Inc premises. Mr. KiT:
farther agreed 10 build b lex s Jp Oh said ground
move and set al the machinery, and put Inein il
good running order, at his own cost and exocn=.
Mr. Kirk has entirely failed 10 perfnrni his par; Of
agreement, enG ct demanded Of Ia. the payment OF
the full rent Of S400 per annUIn, for Ia old shoI
without root or elas- in the windows, or shutters 10
keep cut the cold. Ii Is impossible fog "a oe 70
work in the shcpn icy wea h"r, cr to keep AM
thing dry. man cannot carry business III ts.t
hop ia liz present condition li.;nk when Mr.
weighs the matter well IN his iTt his conscience
viii net let him charge ne lLGch rent for an cid
shop THAI IL IN ] manner waGia nothing, rs ! have
had 10 pay for new one. II Mr.. X. had d.nlaute,.
OF me small and Just re!t would have settled it
with him, notwithstanding HE failure 10 comply
with his agreement. J. w JORDON
mar l6 -IwH
NOR RENT fHE DWELLING AND STORE
l. on ltIh street west, one door from Pa. avenur
north side, adiDinin! FaTHhsm'5 Bookstore. Apply
10 GEORGE A. w. RANDALL,
mar o-eotf corner l2th and , sis.
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u Many years ago, q man named Vim
Bennett entered half quarter section Of land
In South Chicago. He was afterwards com.
PEELED to leave the State for some crim.. Ru.
NOR said he was 10 the Missouri penitentisry,
and 10 any efforts have been made to fad him
by those who desired to purchase tn land
Meantime It has improved, and passed through
various hands, and is now worth million and
o half OF dollars. The Chicago Press says a
we'll known gentleman In that city has been
down South s0meS heie, has found Bennett
and has obtain ed the entire tract lie will
commence actions of ejectmsnt agsins. those
who are on the land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-22

FYNspY- pos soALcs AND FrRss The
Arfefissn Medical Gasstts calls attention 10
n snfaiiiog remedy for sealds and burns. Il
says:
"a few pound, o. wheat -four could be
promptly applied to the wounds made by ERE,
and repeated until the ipfamatory stage had
passed. We have never known fatal case Of
scalding or burning in which this practice has
been pursued during more than thirty years
experience, and having treated hundreds in
both public and private practice. Flour is
tie remsdy. and the only one, in severe cases
OF scsldipg and burning, casualties which SO
people, while the explosion of steam boilers
and burning duid lamps are SO rife all over the
country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-22
Fritish RscIuiiing in the United States.


1t seems that the English Government ha.
established recruiting Offices ct Halifax and
81. Johns, and also in the principal cities Of
the Union In New York, the Office Is located
in Chatham street, the object is &c sOlist Ger
mans. ANY enc who enl,ats receives horn
ty Of $50. from which his passage 20 Halifax
is deducted.
Tho recruit receives his victuals, clothing
and equipment, Decides eight dollars month
lie binds himself to serve three or Eve years
as British soldier. Ii he has bean an off cor
OF SUB officer in any other service ks PRO ~.
tSsa place Of the Same grade Ia the army.
The StaatS-Zeitung, commenting on these
facts, says hat ii is not Known VIII her the
ne" recruits are to be sent, bat that in the ex
listing condition Of the army in the Crimsa
the offers OF service are not very attractive
At the last advices, it seemed in q pretty fair
way towards dissolution, and tue recrai. who
should 90 out to Its help would End O dreary
prospect ahead. The war 81 tho cast NAV
end speedily or nay b, protTactei for three
or four years, but in either c-ss It Ia not a
pleasant j)o.
Besides there Is q liability for every soldier
who enlists in the British army, that he may
be employed in SURPRISING revolutions on the
continent, task, We should think, not alto.
gethsr acceptable to the judgment of German
Republicans. We therefore quite agree with
the Stats Zeitung, that if Eng and could not
find German recruits enough in Germany, 1t
will be still harder 10 find them in the United
States.
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FRUIT AND EVERGREEN TREES.

cees@ss Tie undo rsigned has splendid n,1ss.
SSFss2s took Of al the standard Fruit Trees 49,
%E2 large, vigorous aud thrifty, viz: R
Peach frees Of very superior quality all the leading
kinds
PesEs, A'ples, Plums, Cherries, AlncOts, Crap,
Vines, SC.
$4,000 Eng.ish Lancashire Gooseberries, the lars,
show kinds, fine ana strong
10000 CuEan;s, Victoria Red and White Dutch
Red and White Crap, Black Naples sc.
10000 Raspbenies, Fss,oIf, Red and White Ant
weTr, sc.
,011 Rnubsrb Roots, Prince Albert, Victoria ham
PaiEnr, &c
Shade Trees OF best quality such as Silver and Su
gar Naples, European and American LirdeGi
European Ash, Mountain Arb, sc.
Evefgraens in grea. variety ard rarestkinds, viz =
Arancar.ss, ArbOr VIte, Cedrus DIES lara, c.
Libani, Funebral Cypress. Cryptomeria, ia
ponica, Titz Roya Patagonia, Librocedrus,
Chileusis, Princes Chimbfa, p. exctlsa, r
Gerardiana, Picea Webbiana, p pindrous, 2.
Pichta Abies MenzienH A. MOrinda, Irish aud
English Yexs, with many other beautiful Ev-
ergreens, all al moderate prices.
JOHN SAUL,
Seed Store, corner 7th and II sts, Washington.
mar l4-eU6t'