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BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS.
AVING been engaged in the bnsines

- of prosecuting Bounty Land and Pension
Claims upon the Government of the United Slater
for some years past with satisfaction, trust the
by give notice that STILL and shall continue to
be, engaged in the same business, and am prepared
to receive applications communications from all
who have such claims 1 make no other references
than to these who have heretofore employed me.
have. believe superior advantages for such business
or heretofore prosecuted by the late VIM. M. Full
tan, Esq. 80
By recent act of Congress, soldiers who served a
period of fourteen day, any aoar from, the Rerolu
ondyy dolon to the present time and If such soldiers
be dead their widows minor children are entitled
to $50 acres of land deducting such quantty az may
have been received By the party under a previous
law. JOHN K MARTINI
Office No. Law Buildings
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We heartily concur In the card Of yes
,,.-.rdAy's paper IN regard to M RIcHARD e0x a.
III 0anser and hope the voters Of Richmond will
We nc hesita roy IL voting for ors who 10 eminent
gaanhse g hil the Office aud 10 Justly de CRYING
Of y. Many VOTERS or MONROE WARD.
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RE6IOEN = e ON LEIGH AND 4TH
~ SITS AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 18th of
March, 1882 at O'Clock P. M will be sold the brick
4th streets, occupied by Mr.. George W. Smith The
house contains about rooms. and il in good order
property and its arrangement renders ii desirable
residence. -->--.'.o
TaRhs-One fourth cash; balance at 4. & and 12
months, with interest added and secured bv 8 trust
deed. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS =
mn 2 Anrfions..s
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NOTICE TO THE UBLIC.-On
IN Tuesday the 9th of the present month three
apprentices, to wit: NICHOLAS INGERSOLL,
MICHAEL GIBLEN and PATRICK DEDY, who
in my service az prentices to the Stone.Cut-
ting business absconded without any therefor
being instigated thereto, as suppose, by some evil
to every who may conceal. harbor employ
said apprentices, that l will prosecute them there
for to the full extentof the law.
WILLIAM THOM.
Richmond Feb. 20, 1855 NH 8-6t*
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE HATS,
FOR SPRING 1855. =
JOHN DOOLEY,
81 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA,


81 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
m Would call tho attention Of 81
III purchasers to the very extensive and 81
varied assortment Of HATS now rssdy for bio ess q
Having kept in constant employment durilgs IL y
past dali and hard winter ~ hid hands s@sas I'd
femaie,) he has aceumulsted mrch larger efeek
a ,s s ss: u q 8 s:ss sse
fuIiv solicited to call and mako sueh selestio16 -
5.. s r.. sa;s e. & = ~
Hat = q good - can DO msns sefsred IN any sSy ~
'' n. sssorsmsnt Of LsshoEs. STRAW. Braid ana p
Dists. Also, an almost minute variety Of sois Of /
.s ss %
Hat. and everything IN the HAT linz.
''1 NJ s@dI ms ' ~ JcaH DooLEY. 81
CEILING OFF TO CLOSE BUNI-
- NEsS.-Intendins to elsse beslae. in 8 Ssv
days 1 es:, NJ entire asosh q Day 0OODe md
= ssl. so e .a On
8: TvoaId again urss sSoss isdssssi = Ne =
make immediate payment. nosrnvr nm I
NH 7-6t IT'S Brosd street, y
a CARD.-GEO. DABNEY WOOT-
"A TON wishes employment N sailing seeds h .
wholesale or retail house, or In writing & any kinl.
Ssss city go sSS.sy sss'snss svs 49, =.
EOR sALE.-Excbange On Baltnore,
WANTED-Bsak Notes. payable q nAeAnoal,
retsTsburs. Yrsdeuss.burs, Lynehssrg, chaziettss.
vile, etalstcn. Norfolk ssa eo,tsmouth. 1888
HuiisS'ii . ixoazSas osy,sa:
lHANDSOME BUILDING Ions O.
PERSON STiEfis. IoI SAIE;-fIs 80
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF real

ESTATE IN The CITY OF RICHMOND
IN part execution of decree of the Circuit Cont OF
tne 0ty OF Richmond, entered ON 18th day of Fab
Iunafy, 1882 in the case of Pearce &c. % Evans g.
.ne subscriber, Commissioner appointed BY aid de.
cree for that purpose. will, on MONDAY, 18th dsy
OF March, 1855 commencing at O'clock ?. Al seIl
publicly In the order advertised below the foiIons
Real Estate, to wit: VINO io'io"
A new Brick Tenement at the South east corner n.
vlay ana ftn streets occupied by Mr.. John D. Har.
Brick istuccoed) Tenement ON Msuh.Il .tr..t.
1etween 4th and 9Th streets, ADJOINING the Lumbe,
Yard OF 2. F. Ragland Co $50 NN'e'
AND Brick House and Lot s doors West of the
AD Twn, occ a1s ed by John Crowley.
Clay between I'd and Sd streets adjoinine tls res;
dence of Dr. Tatem 'no ies'-
! Two Brick Tenements ON Jackson street occur;.a
respectively by Dsn'l Rogers and Henry Robinson.
~. IN OF the property may be seen in few DAYS at
the ONCE of the Auctioneers -"'' -
TERMs-One-third CASH the balance and 70 mo,
credI for negotiable notes. well endorsed with in.
sdded and title retained until payment in fn1l
and conveyance Is directed BY the court
JAMES N. TAYLOR. Com'r
A RESIDENCE ON LEIGH AND 4ru
IL, - STREETS AT AUCTION-On MONDAY.
lztn March, 1885, after the sale of the above nro.
PslLy On marshall street. (say O'Clock P. M will
20 soio tne bnck House and Let at the 6outhwe est
Geo. w. Smith. y AA1'
Ihe House contains about eight rooms, and il In
good order, with Kitchen and out.houses.
Tne location Of this property and its arranrem ant
renders 1t desirable residence.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at A. q and 70
months. Tor notes with interest added, secured by
trust I Deed. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
Ao-tds Auctionssrs
DESIDEN CE ON T.ETGH AMI Ar,,
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KsU6 bklAE E6IV AIGLx-A C0mpI0t0
he, have been newly painted, snA VIII Be soA
sheae. Apply ct the fsddenee Of Misses BERRY,
On ath 8. bstwesA Clay ~ Leieh. m $50
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BIZ TAYLOR G WILLI1Ns.

4 y AND SHRUBS. AT Auction. -Oa s1TUI.
EA.Ls March 10th, st 10 O'Clock a. NJ e No I6o
y. M, sstrest two doom below Exehanes Bsnk win
a.. ZIG large and choice eollectim of f1ants< new.
with tS ~. Trees. Shrubs. Seeds and Bulbs ss1kotea
this climate e.le N = seses ana sa1seess %
braes. .ssertnent comprises over 500 lou and en-
hood sn0asn suited to thu s1saad d tlis nsiaSSsrs
tnose In want should sstsnS ~ -, naads -
nj 'esn IN opportunity q rarely oSsred. as
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN

BOOKS. STATIONERY, PICTUREs.
At AUCTION-On SATURDAY, I0th ~ =
% 9cioSk n ct the store No. IA. recently ossas
P.ea 1y nisde Baker. under the Exchsnse HotoI.,
Ierioocsl Agency, the proprietors declining bus-,
nesa Inc lot embrscee about 300 vols. of Novels =
large lot OF lithogrsphia Picturss otstionsrv ~
the whole Of which win be sold Without resorvs. "
mn h. CAUTHORN Auef
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LOOK OUT! LOOKOUT!

NEW, Watch-masksr, .Jewellel, 10, a.
ways has on hand fire assortment Of g o T. D
WATCHES; and for repsirins of Watches 81 any
and every kind, all he asks 10 trial. to prove the
assertion that the word fail, in Repairing and making
them keep time. he has not heard yet. Repairing
done equal to any store Ia town. and on ~ reasona-
BILE teEEns. call Is solicited byas y 81
rr WI. BARTHOLOMEW. Il . J
uh6 Governor 81 nisn of the ReA Hive.
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LII PASSAGE FOR MELBOURN,
800 u STRALIA.-The Clipper Ship vUL-
TURE. of New York, will sail from City Point W.,
for the above about the Goth Of March. few Cabin
passengers only will be tsken. Apply to Il -
NIB Slot BURTON 6kEENHOW,
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III OhSES. MI LIE 8. DO, AT AUC-
= TION-5Thi: ,tsATURDAYl ncs.i,, 4 *
Sc.oc1s We wtn sell q Auction, Il tAs Hcrss -.
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.Alerandria Municipal Election.


ALEXANDRIA, VA, March Cur municipal cleo
ton took place to-day. Last night both parties
held large meetings. At Lyceum Hall the Demo-
Gratis were addressed by Chas. w. Carrigan, Esq,
of Philadelphia, and at Liberty Hall the Know
Nothings were addressed by Ullman, of New York.
The election to-day resulted in the success of the
Know Nothing ticket by about 500 majority. The
following are the officers elect:
Mayor, George Wise; Auditor, R. johnson; At
torney, Christopher Neale; Surveyor, w. d. Stu
art Superintendent Gas Works, J. j. Campbell /;
Superintendent Police Walter L. Penn Clerk Of
Market, Thomas Wilmington; Measurer of Wood
and Bark, John J. Proctor; Gauger Casks and In
spector Spirits George McCleish Collector Taxes,
northern district, John A. Field do. southern dis
trict, w. r. Ball Chief Engineer Fire Department,
Charles S. Price, Measurers of Lumber William
Campbell and William Fl. Mcknight; Assessors,
William B. Price and Henry Mansfield. First
Ward-Alderman, James Dempsey; Council, Lewis
Mckenzie, j. J. Wheat, Joseph Grimes, George
Plain. Second Ward-Alderman A. w Eastlack !;
Council, Thomas NJ. Monroe, s. j. Sanders, Joseph
s. Stansbury, John Howell. Third Ward-Alder-
man, James H. Reid; Council, James p Smith, T.
NJ Mccormick, j. H. McVeigh, w. q. Herbert.
Fourth Ward-Alderman, Lawrence b. Taylor
Council, 7. B. Robertson, w. b. Richards Jr.,
John Summers, VIM. Arnold
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IRON HALL.

SALES At UCTION.
TNHE undersigned, having resumed the
III Auction Business, begs leave to offer his servi-
TO attend to sales Of Household Furniture, Real
Estate, Stocks &C. Particular attention given To the
arrangement and disposal of Household Furniture,
and the entire sale III desred) will be settled up and
cashed in twentyf hours after the delivery Of tho
goods.
Cash advanced on every description Of merchan.
disc, consigned for unlimited sale. Every effort win
be made TO render satisfactory all sales intrusted 10
his care. G. W. B0TELER, Iron Hall.
mar 7-3taw3w
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Hnn ISfntisfics

CrScrssATI, March 6.-Thc Prices Current pub
fishes nearly complete statement Of the hogs
packed in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Tennessee
during the past year. The total is 1911, 500,
against 1,7ss000 packed last year. The falling of
in weight is estimated at per cent, making total
deficiency Of about $4,000 lbs.
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AMUSEMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

Respectfully to the citizens Of Washington
and its vicinity that they have opened
for short time, commencing
Thursday Eoening, March /,
With their
Splendid Circus Company,
The best now performing in America, and composed
entirely Of
STAR ARTISTES
OF the highest celebrity and renown. Among the
distinguished Arstes in this troupe is the celebra-
ted Female Equestrian,
MILE ROSA,
Justly termed the Pride of the Circle, whose UNI
equalled and beautiful riding has created the high
est enthusiasm and admiration wherever she has
performed
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CosoERr.--The concert Of the Philharmonic
Society," at Caruss last evening was fully attended,
considering the lowering aspect of the weather.
Indeed the society seem TO have very III luck, as a
storm at the last concert deferred many from ven
turing out.
The first cantata, Morning" was given as wen
perhaps as the music would admit, but we do not
hesitate in saying that the composition is below
mediocrity, as descriptive music, and wholly inca
pable OF vocal expression. The solo by Miss Mel
cher was all that rescued the piece from condem-
nation, and was rendered very finely.
| The substitution of "The White Squalln and
| "oh! Hail us, ye freem for the knocking bird song
and chorus from the Bohemian Girl, put feather
IN the cap of the management Of the Society The
former was much liked, and the vast superiority Of
"oh Hail us!" over the music of Balfe, is quite
too well known for us to dilate upon.
The gem of the evening was the rich selection
from vi Lombard, which was sungby Mrs Burns
The very first line struck the audience with sur
prise at the volume and purity of the contralto
voice. Her voice is rich, pure, and Of considerable
compass, although upon the upper tones she was
little weak last evening, apparently from a cold
Asa whole, however, she achieved triumph.
We cannot close this notice without mentioning
the excellent performance Of Miss Anne Melcher,
and Mr.. Dawson. The former shows in each Of
her performances, most careful cultivation Of
voice, so careful indeed, that it partially renders
her vocalizaton mechanical, and which attribute
she would do well to conquer. Apart from this,
her voice is under fine command, and the advan-
tage of cultivation shone in the perfect ease and
accuracy with which she presented the beautiful
| invitation from La Fayorita.
Mr.. Dawson sung the "Old Sexton in fine style,
and his great compass Of voice was appreciated by
the spontaneous burst of applause which arose as
he dropped on the closing note.
We did not stay through Bemberg)s Cantata,
but apprehend our remarks will cover the whole
performance.
CRIMINAL CoURT--P B. Key, Esq, Prosecuting
Attorney juries are discharged until to-mor-
row morning, when, it is probably, trials will be
commenced.
Henry A. Pettitt, who was indicted for larceny,
has forfeited his bonds in not appearing at court
John Eagleston, for an assault on Lewis Devers,
Ephram Barnes, for an assault on Margaret Wheat
ly and Michael Burns, for assaultng Rosina Bolin-
ger, were each sentenced to pay fine of FIVE dol
lars and costs.
| Susan Anderson, James Butler, George Mitchell,
Jane Robinson, and Martha Long, all colored, and
Thomas Reese, were discharged from Jail at the
suggestion Of the grand jury.
| LEcTURE.-Rev. DR.. Doggett, of Richmond de-
livered lecture before the Young Mems Christian
Association of Alexandra last evening, which was
well attended
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AUCTION SALES.
ny c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

ny C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
ExrENsIvE Sale Of Wines, Liquors,
Ia and Groceries, al the store Of WILLIAM LIN
TON, corner of Seventh and d streets.-The subscr-
Der desirous OF chang ng his business, will sell with
out reserve. Friday, March 9th commencing at 10
o'clock, A. H., his entire stock Of CIR, ceries. Wines,
and Liquors. Store Fixtures &C. consisting In part OF
new Orleans, Porto Rico Crushed and Pulyerized
Very superior old government Java Coffee
Fine Teas, Candles, Soaps, Spices
Starch, Pepper, Saleratis, Baskets, Brooms
Imported Cigars, Tobacco, and snuff
Sardines, Sauces, American and English Pickle.
Brandes, Gin, Whiskey, Jamacai Rum. Wines
Buckets, Tubs, dc.
STORE FIXTURES.
Such as Counters, Shelves, Bins, counter and Mat
form Scales, Store Truck, &c, together with large
assortment OF goods usually sold by grocers, which
is deemed unnecessary to particuarize.
Special attention is called TO the Chateau Barnard
Mavatt a Co., London Dock and old Imperial Bran
dies. Also, superior old Whiskey. Madeira, Wines,
DC. These liquors are unsurpassed in quality and
worthy the attention Of connosseurs.
The trade generally and families win find this sale
worthy of their presence.
Terms All sums Of and under $780, cash; over
$50 credit Of 80 So and 90 days for approved en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
WILLIAM LINTON.
CHAS. w. BoTELER,
mar 6--8t If Auctianeer.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF NOR

10y virtue Of two deeds of trust executed
- by Nelson Corey and wife, one bearing date tho
9th of March, 1882 and the other the 5ih Of October
1888, both Of which are duly recorded in the clerks
office Of the city of Norfolk, we will proceed 10 sell
on MONDAY. the 18th day Of March, 1885, at IL
o'clock, M. the following described lot Of land and
improvements
Beginning ut the northwestern intersection Of Wa
ter street and Loyalfs lane, running along Water
street A feet more less, TO Cooks line; thence
along Cooks line so feet or less to Coreys line
thence along Corey's line, westwardly, to Loyairs
lane thence along said lane 30 feet more less to
the beglnnng-t being the same lot Of land that as
sold by William G Camp to said Nelson Corey by
deed duly recorded, dated September IL, 1850.
There has recently been erected by Mr.. Corey on
the lot threestory brick building which was occu-
pied by him as machine shop.
The said property will be sold for the purpose Of
raising money to satisfy tie Indebtedness Of said Co
rey TO the President, Directors and Company of the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia
The property is within very short distance Of the
wharf. Terms cash. THE TRUSTEE.
FERGUSON 4 WILKINSON,
feb 23-dtl2Mh Auctioneers.
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Ne,o York Markets.
Afternoon Meeting.l


New York, March Cotton has declined l-s,
and business is dull. Flour is upward, and prices
are triae higher. Sales of 1000 bbls. of good
Ohio at 80 25 50 50; Southern, sales Of 5000
bbls. at So 81 IL 50 SO. Wheat is upward and
firm. Corn is easier, but not quotaby lower sales
of so, 900 bushels. Pork-Prices are a trife high
er; sales of old mess at $l3 81 IL. Beefis firm.
Lard-prices are sitter, but not quotably higher.
Rice is firm, with an upward tendency sales at
41-2 as IA cents. Whiskey is lower--sales at
81 IL cents. Groceries are unchanged, with a
limited business. -Linseed oil, 79a 80 cents. Spi-
rits ofturpentine is firm at AZ IL 43 cents crude
is firmer Rosin-sales Of l,7oo Wilmington, 81 81.
Stocks are quiet, and money is unchanged; Vir-
ginia IS at 95 IL cents, bonds of 1880; Canton,
"a 90 cents; Cumberland, "a cents Erie, 40 7-s
cents; Reading, 10 1-2 cents.
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lie CKERs' FARINA, prepared e1.

n " N r n FAhINAs pfepdTeO e1-
Ii pressly for families, delicate and appropriate
food for all seasons and of the most economical
nutritious and wholesome preparations ever brought
to the table, eminenty combining the qualification of
the palate with ample and heathfu sustenance Of the
body
Strictly speaking Heckers Farina is neither strin-
gent laxative, but restorative strengthening the
digestive and absorbent system. In disordered
bowels, diarrhoea, dyscntary and even in cases Of
cholera, when food Is deemed admissible by the ply
sicians Heckers' Farina cannot fail to be salutary
and wherever known, is extensively used in hospitals
and private practice. The preservation Of health
the prevention of sickness is at least important
the curing Of disease People in health should there
fore use Heckers' Farna freely common food to
preserve the inestmable blessing
For sale by grocers and druggists generally.
Wholesale by Charles F. Pitt IL Commerce street,
Baltimore; Dngee Brother, "a South Front street,
Philadelphia; s. g. Bowdear Co, IL Long Wharf,
Boston, and by the manufacturers, Hecker Brother
at the Croton Mills, Dol Cherry street, New York
tsE Heckers' Farina Jelly, made in double boilers,
which render burning scorchng impossible, is now
exhibited daily at the Fair of the Metropolitan Me-
chanics' Institute, in Washington mar Sets
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ALL PAIN CURED LIKE mAGICI

Sc DR.. Roses Pain Curer. This prepare
NJ ilon : truly the wonder Of the sgel Cures
Sides, Breasts Corns, Bruises, Chilblains, Ague or
Jumps in the Breasts, Corns, Bruises Sprans,
Tooh-Aeh Ear-Ache Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, Pain
in the Bowels and Stomach. Sudden Colds, &c.
The Pain Curer being fine Tonic Mixture, Is also
used with great benefit in Weak Stomach and Bowels
| likewise for Fever and Ague Whenever you have
pain, use the Fain Curer freely and you viii obtain
immediate relief IL acts like magic Every family
should have bottle in the house in case of accident
or sudden sickness IL is truly the poor mans friend
and the rich mans security-l2 l2 25 and so cents.
The Great Cough and Coasamptive Medicine.
DIR. j. B. Roses Cough Syrup or Expec-
torant, for the radical cure Of Consumption Coughs
Colds. Hosrseness Asthma, Bronchitis Splitting Of
Blood, Inflammation Of the Lungs or Throat and all
Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation not only
cures Consumption, If taken in time but il forti6es
the system against future attacks As Cough Medi,
cine, Il is the best In the world II is used and
recommended by Physicians at home and abroad
In bottles, 30 cents and VI.
10 Cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints.
DIR. Roses Dyspeptic or Liver Compound.
sure cure for Dyspepsia Sour Stomach Indigestion
and Liver Complaint; This Compound used with
DR. Roses Family Pills, has cured thousands of
hrmed Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint tits a tonic,
Alternative, Stomach and Liver Medicine, and was re-
commended by the late celebrated DIR. Physick--
so cents.
DR.. J. 8. Roses Alternative, or Family
Alss LOT Liver Somplaints, dyspepsia, indigestion,
Sour Stomach and Costiveness. These Pills, like all
of DIR. Roses Medicines, contain no Mercury; they
are mild in purging, and when used with the Dys-
peptc or Liver Compound will cure these formidable
complaints-25 cents.
For Bilious Habits, Bad Colds, and Fsuer and
4gue.
DIR. j. 8. Roses Anti Bilious, or Rail-
road Pills.--These Pills are called Railroad Pills,
because they 90 ahead Of all other Pills in their good
effect Active Purgative or Cathartc Medicine,
they have no equal free from gripping, carrying of
all secretions aud bile from the stomach and bowels
they be taken at all seasons by both sexes Of all
ages and without regard to weather exposure. II
taken with DR.. Roses Fever and Ague Tonic Mixture
they will prevent and the most stubborn of
Fever and Ague, Bilious Feyers.--l2 IL and
| 25 cents.
All whose constitutions are impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should read DIR. j. II. ROSES Aedi-
cal Adpis (which contains description of the dis
Of our climate and the mode Of treatment) II
| can be had without charge, Of
a. b. GILMAN,
G. STOTT CO.,
w. II. GILMAN,
]. w. MARIN,
PATTERSON Il MARIN,
ID. b. CLARK
H. II. MCPHERSON,
w. T. EVANS,
KI 2 Mndas LAWRENCE,
Washington, D. @.
]. L. KIDWELL,
Georgetown,
And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
mar 7-eoif 6m
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NOTICE.
TAMES w. PHILLIPS. Contractor and


JAMES w. PHILLIPS, Contractor and
a. Carpenter, is prepared to make Plans, Specif-
cations and estimates for buildings and TO contract
for erection of same.
Pays particular attention to putting in store fronts
of the most approved plans in either plain elegant
styles fitting up and shelving interior TO correspond
Fac simie drawings Of the Classic Orders, made pro-
portonal TO any height Scale drawings of any Of
the ancient or modern styles baser limitations Of
the Classic Orders made from the best examples of
proportions projections and characteristic features.
Drawings Of original styles and designs furnished,
and all work executed in the best manner.
Persons intending 10 build may find it to their adj
vantage to give me a call and procure a plan of q
house that combines fine appearance, with all the
interior arrangements and fixtures that are 30 es-
sental to a neat and comfortable residence will
execute any designs, and plans in my line Of business
reasonable terms can be done in this o.ty il
any regard is bad Of workmanship and materials
Geometrical and other Stairs built on the correct
principles OF the science and finished in manner
that cannot fail 10 please
Shop corner Of Massachusetts, avenue and 9th street
Residence, s5s, Sixth street and Eighth.
mar 8--4t~
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District of Columbia,
Washington County, to nit:
IT HEREBY certify that VIM. Weeden,
II of said county, brought before me an estray a
small bay Horse, with short tail, with saddle and
bride.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 9th March,
1856 JOHN l. SMITH, j. p. IL. s.
N. B. The owner Of the aboye-descrbed Horse is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
VIM WEEDEN,
mar 8-3t* Livery Stable foot of Capitol