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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

EOR SALE.-The undersigned offers for
Il sale number of WALL and SOLDIERTENTS,
Excursion Parties Traders. Apply at ll2 Main It,
f. s. CLAYTON
sp 28-3s Chief Engr z. & Y. Il. e. r.
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C0 BUSHELS NO. / POTATOES.
~OOnGw landing and for sale by
d. b. BRiDGF0RD Co.
up 20 On the Dock
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JOB PRINTING
NEATLY Exc CUTED At THIS OFFICE

Opposite Thos Pemberton's Grocery Store
The undersigned most respectfully requests the
public to call and examine his stock, selected with
great from late importations and auction sales
in New York. and which, in regard to quality and
price, cannot fail to please.
His stock consists of
A large and coed assortment OF Summer Dress Goods
large and good assortment of Ladies' and Chdrsns
Straw Bonnets.
A large and good assortment Of silk Msntlas, EN-.
broideries. Silk Mitts, Fans, Hosiery, and great
variety of Fancy Goods, too numerous to mention.
n Straw Bonnets b!eached and pressed at the
shortest notice.
Come and see our great bargains.
tp26-lm* J. DEMELMAN
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NOTICE MILES SELDEN having
y purchased the interest of WIN. C RAWLINGR
in the ceaeern of RAWLINGS & MILLER doing
business in the City of Richmond that pertne rship
with the mutual consent of all parties, dissolved;
and the said MILES SELDEN and the other partners
in that concern, having renewed the partnership
under the name and style of SELDEN h. MILLER
they have assumed the debts and liabilities of Raw.
be paid to Seiden Il Miller
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The state of my health has induced me
to sell my interest In the concern of RAWLINGS &
MILLER to Mr.. MILES Seldom who, with the
other partners. will continue the business at the
sans stand. cheerfully comm md the new firm
to the friends of the old and respectfully solict for
it acontinuance of their patronage.
w. C. RAWLINGS
RICHMOND, April e. 1855. ap2SNlw
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SEcoND RAcE-sAME DAY.
4a4 Proprje tor's Purse e100;-mile heats
Thos boswell names m Selene, BY Epsiion. u
old, Ut lbs 10
8. c. Macon pants oh by Tsiley-Ho. dam BY
Mafgraye, 4 u old, 100 lbs.
c. Green names br by Childe Harold, dam By
Priam. ~ old e6 lbs. ass aEEzai
- GATE FEE, so cents. -sssz =
3 - CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
CT Members of the Club, who have not yet paid
their INTERRUPTIONS are requested 70 do % at the
gate, and procure their Badges. ap 2s-lt
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RONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS
LAND BLoOMERS.-Opening to-day a splendid
stock of % straw goods at all prices Specai
notice to the Ladies' of Richmond.
logo Coiored Straw Bonneis at IS cents; 1000 Open
and Plain White Bonnetf SO cts; 1000 Rutland HON.
nets at 75c; 1000 do do. fine, at 81; Legborn Flats
Tor Misses; Boys Leghornf; SO boxes handsome Boz.
ret Ribbons, cheap for cash. s 1-71 1-l-f-.,-s !
The ladies will pleaae call and be supplied.
c. A. GWATKIN,
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7 OST-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
IL A medum-szs sd BULL PUPPY, yellow with
white breast and black mouth, and answers to the
name of Joe" The above reward will be paid on
being de lvered at the Petersburg Depot
sp 26-Sts H. p. STRATTON
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A LPACA SACK AND FROCK- COATS.
"A We have in store large and varied stock
Of Alpaca sacks and Frocks, with and without vel
vet collars, which we selling at or usual low
price, KEEN, BALDWIN 4 co,
ap % No le2 Msin ~
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NOW READY
IN LOMAX'S DIGEST-Lsws Of Real Pr patty.
Vel. 2. new edition Price S.
SANDS SUIT IN EQUITY. Price 81.
SOUTHSlDE VIEW OF SLAVERY. Third I'D
corrected edition. with Q postscript By the suthH
correcting important mistakes Of reyiewes IS ca
SOCIOLOGY FOR THE SOUTH. or tn. Fsns
OF Free Sosiety; by Geo. Fitzhush, Eco. 81.
SOUTHERN HOME; by q Vissinian. 50 eta.
A. NORRIS, Publi.hsr.
pN-St 81 Main st.
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FLOUR VASES.-A beautiful variety of
= VASES, from tt 9 chespest to the fines. quslitv.
Iof safe Dy ap 70 BULkLEY L. CO
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Baltimore Annual Conference Of the A. n
E. Zion Church in America.

mn WEDNESDAY, april IL.
The Conference met pursuant to adjourn.
ment, superintendent VIM. H. Bishop pre-
siding.
The meeting was opened by Elder J. P.
Thompson, associate Chairman,
The minutes of the previous days session
were read and adopted.
The discipline questions wore then entered
upon.
A preamble and resolution relative to the
support Of the ministry were offered by S. T.
Jones, and numbered to be taken I'D IN order.
The business committee reported on docu-
ment No. l: Whereupon the Conference 70.
solved itself into committee Of the whole for
the purpose of further considering said report.
Rev: j. P: Thompson was called to the chair,
and Elder D. Brooks appointed secretary.
D. Clinton read the document referred to.
and also the report of the committee; where.
upon spirited debate took place, wherein
many members participated At its close il
was moved that the document be recommended
10 the Baltimore Annual Conference for its
concurrence and reference at the ensuing An.
nuai Conference to meet in Philadelphia.
The committee then rose, reported, and the
Conference adjourned
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nARHlE d.

On The 18th instant, by the Rev. l.: Glils, mr.
iEREMIaH r HIJRi,EY 10 Miss CECILIA VIR-
GINA, eldest daughter of the late Jno. r. Hendley
both of this city. n
In Georgetown, on the l7th instant, by the Rev
Bernard A. Mcguire, Pre-. lient oil Georgetown ooI
iege Mr. ID A. O,BYRNE of Savannah, esrgia
to JOSEPHINE, daughter of Bennett Clemens
Esq. Dh;ou
On the Eth instant, by the Rev X. H. Dasnieii
ford c unity, Kentucky, to Miss MARY E. BRICK
HEAD, of this city.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. w. L. Childs
THOMAS A. BROOKE and MARY KERVANI
DAVIS, both of this city.
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How WE LIVE IN WASHINGTON DURING THE
REcEss-The Kirkwood House Is already
famous for its good cooking The following,
which is its bill Of fare for dinuer, day or
two since. We publish by way of showing how
folks In Washington live during the Congress.
sionsl recess, merely adding that We never set
down to better cooked dinner:
Soup-Mutton.
Fish-Bar bacued bass
Boiled-ham and cabbage; log Of mutton,
caper sauce: corned beef and turnips; chick.
ems. parsley sauce
Entrees-Wild ducks, with jelly; mutton
chops braized, la soubise; chicken pies,
American style; macaroni and cheese baked;
robbins broiled on toast; calf's feet, piquant
sauce; turkey wings, Madeira sauce
Roast-Beef, veal, lamb, {mint sauce,) mutt
ton. turkey.
Vegeta bles-Boiled potatoes, turnips, pars.
nips, carrots spin ach, mashed potatoes, onions,
oyster plant, hominy, sweet potatoes, cabbage,
beets rice.
Realistically, celery, horse radish pickles,
cold slaugh, old cnccese.
Pastry and Dessert-Bresst pudding, (vine
sauee,) apple pies, tomato pies, rhuDs.o tarts'
lemon cakes, pear puts.
FTuit-Apples, raisins, nuts.
French coffee.
FISH Yesterday at the shores, shsd were
selling at $ll per hundred, and herring for
81 and 81 so per thousand This morning,
rock and perch were IS cts per bunch; large
rock, Is cts. to 81, each shad, SIT cts. per
pair; herring, 12t cts per bunch.
END OF THE WoRLD.-This is the day ap-
pointed by the Millerites for tho dectruetion
Of the world. The time has been 80 often set,
and 80 many disappointments have occurred,
that the prediction is properly viewed as the
"tale of an idiot"
TIE BALL TO NIaHr.-The dancin loving
part OF the community, must not forget that
the ball of the Eagle Club Of Georgetown will
t'ke place to night, at Forrest Hall Tho ar.
rangements are such as muet prove in all re-
'pech satisfactory to the participants.
LECTURE.-After the concluding lecture for
the season, at the hall of the Columbia Fire
Company, Capitol Hill, to night vocal and in.
strumentsl music will be introduced. The
public will be admitted without fee.
Hay is selling in this city at two dollars a
ton. 1t costs as much for the livery of horse
nowadays, as it does for the board of a man
in respectable boarding house
WATCH RETURNs.-Hugh Mccormick, va.
grant; dismissed Susan TAYLOR, coIored, va
grant; workhouse 80 days. VIM. Parker, dis
orderly; security. John Burns, drunk in the
street; fine and security.
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BY h. ,. WRIGHT, Aucyfoneer,
GEORGETOWN

oy - w
GEORGETOWN.
VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
at Auction.--By virtue Of the authority vested
in me- by the last will and testament of Emily Cor
coran, deceased, | will sell, at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the I'd May ne H, at 5 o'clock p IN.
to the highest bidder, on the premises, the very de-
srable lot, and dwelling house thereon, late the
idence Of The deceased, situated on West ST., be
tween Congress and Washington streets, George
town, one Of the most desirable parts Of the town
for q private residence.
The house CONTAINS two parl rs. two kitchens,
and oiher rooms, in all IA, besides fine cellar; and
is suitable for large family. There is good els
tern Ia the yard and other covenences, including
stable, separated from the house LOT BY an alley
Cpering on Washington street and the title 70 the
whole is believed 10 be UNREASONABLE.
The terms of sale third cash, and the b.
ance IN one and Two years. with interest the dc
fsned payments to be secured by deed Of trust on
the property.
If the terms not complied with within FIVE
days fro the day of sale, the subscriber reserves
the right to resell the property. weeks pub
lie notice. at the risk and Of the delinquent pur
chaser.
All cOnveyancng at cost Of purchaser.
III G. MATTHEWS,
Executor o. Emily COTcoran, deceased.
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
ap l9-eots Auctioneer.
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NEW YORK, April 10 Cotton 10 unchanged,
with 9 mode rate demand at previous rates
Flour has advanced lac. good Ohio $40 Is .
SO 62t; Southern $ll Sil.62s. Wheat 10
upward and firm Corn 10 unchanged and In
moderate demand at previous rates Pork 10
trfe lower. Old mess, SIG Is; Q SIS 3lf
Beef is firm with an upward tendency. Wits,
ky-Ohio il better; sales at $50.
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Boarding.

ID recently taken the first new brick house south
OF the Lutheran Church, on llth STREET, between G
and "a, is prepared to accommodate a few gentle
men with c ,mfortabe rooms and boarding. The To-
cation is a pleasant and healthy one, and no pains
will be spared to render comfortable and rive satis-
factiOd to those who may favor her with their pa
tronage. ] can also ACCOMMODATE a small family
with two comfortable rooms and board.
ap l9-tf
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New York Stock Market.

NEW York, April 1e Stocks are lower and
money is plentiful. Sales this morning Of
Erie at ass; Cleveland and Toledo railroad
ut Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad 1888; cumberland Coal Con psny 1sS;
keediug Railroad "a; Canton Compsny26 /;
Pennsyivania Coal Company 1o4i New York
Central 93i; Virginia SIS at 96t.
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~ GREEN & SCOTT. Aucttcn.er.

~ GREEN e. SCOTT. Auctfcnse-s.
CHRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION -
On THURSDAY, the 18Th inst, we shall ssl,
in front Of the PREMISES, at O'Clock D. H., part Of
Lot No. A. in Square 70, having front north Il,
between 2lst and 22d streets, OF % feet, running
b. ok l46 feet III inches, TO a wide alley. with the
improvements, which are a good two-story frame
house
Terms; One third cash balance in 6 -, and 1o
months, for notes bearing interest from The day o.
the sale
deed given and deed of trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
apr I'D Auc. iOreers
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III TBAhER'S BITTERS.-This home manufactured rama
dy for Dyspepsia Nervousness and other diseases All
sns rom asordered stomach, etc. is rapidly winning its
way to favor wherever 1t introduced We were shown
letter on Saturday last from gentlemen in Hanover who
ths after six years intense suffering with Dyspep
ana nervous headache during which time he used with
te or no enec great variety of medicines
b oher he has been perfectly both nv
the use OF four bottles Of BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS =
such nnqnesonsbe endorsements we think that those
ana yet fail TO try this remedy deserve 10
we sssn ed that under no circumstances he
Lhe use OF his Bitters where he did think that
Cd would result from doing For cholera morhns
IKE complaints We know these Bters excellent having
Price &c cents per bottle -'
10 DC had OF CHARLES STOTP 4 CO. Washington ID C.
Druggists everywhere. anr IoNIw y
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LADY HAVING RECENTLY
ID taken the handsome dwelling, No. Union
Row, on street, between Sixth and Seventh, has
several fine rooms for families, newly furnished
Also. single rooms for gentlemen, much larger than
are generally appropriated TO them The tuatinn
is central, being near the PATENT Post Offices, and
Indian Bureau, and high and healthy for the spring
and summer. Transient and table bOarders accom-
modated also on reasonable terms.
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DGAR ladies and gentlemen
I'D can be accommodated with good board and
lodging and after the first of Nav, in healthy
and very pleasant part of the city, by making mme
date application at No. Louisiana avenue, nearly
opposite the City Hall.
A front basement room suitable for an office will
be rented low. ap l9-eC3tt
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III , PREMIUMS AT THE FAIRS-WHITEHURST,S
sui IN the ascendsnce The Juries late
=. nsnore richmond, and New York awarded their
highest premiums H. W. for their eriorty of Pho
Osrspns Stereosc0pes and Dsguerreotypes exhibited
Mr. W. also received two Medals the Lon
don, ana premium at Crystal Palace New York.
Also, the first awards Of the Maryland Institute for three
years past. "
whitshGrsrs Gallery in this city avenue betw
"a Suu OH sTeets feb II
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Baltimore MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April 10 Flour Is firm and m
changed; sales Of 200 bbls Howard street. 81
$ll Wheat is inactive sales Of red st 81 s.
s$2 IS; white 81 20 . 81 so. Corn 10 rather
dull; ISLES of white $l.00 . 81 o3; yellow at
$l.03aSI o.
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s%Jox suILLNaros receives all the new Books and News
rspers published He s for HsIpers sna 81
he other Magazines and readers VIII always ma
LARGE and good OF Blank Books and
his BOOKSTORE Odeon Building Pa. avenue and ~ ST.
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BOARDING A large front Chamber fur
I'D nished for rent, with board, where there are no
other hOarders in the house, at No. 40 Ninth ST.,
between G and II. apl6-2tt
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apr Is ID
Ey &c. MCGUIRE, Auctione4r.


BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
- the Heights of Georgetown AT Public Auction.
On WEDNESDAY morning, April 25ih, at 10 o'ci'k
precisely, on the premises, shall sell that del ght
full cottage residence and grounds belonging to Col
r. s Roberts, U. S. Army, situated on The Heights
OF Georgetown, at the corner Of Eighth and High
streets. The buildings consist of a handsome and
webuiit cottage, containing ten rooE-s with large
kitchen, pantries, and bath rooms, fine barn and
earring -hOuse, summer house, wood shed, and
Other out-bCiCings, all in excellent condition.
This properly has attached nearly three n res CT
ground, highly Ornamented, wenfenced. and IL per
feet order choice fruit trees, flowers, and OTnam
tal lrub5ery atOrn the place in great prOfuson an
ineXhaustible supply Of cure spring water, large
cistern that fails, also 70 nd the place.
Many handsome residences surround tins prop
eriy. It's heathful location and proximity 10 the
cities of Washington and Georgetown cannot fail 10
recommend il to persons desiring beautiful rural
residence. Title indisputable.
Terms: One fourth cash. the residue in three equal
payments at six, twelve, and eighteen months, with
interest, secured by deed of trust on The premises.
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
I'D AUciiGDppT,
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By j. Mcguire, Austsoneer.

ny de U NTCV VInF3. hWst' UHtCTs
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS.
" sc. at Auction.-On FRIDAY afternoon, Apl
Goth, at 5H O'Clock, at the asctiOn rooms, shall
sell an invoice Of fine Geld Watches, comprising
Full jeweed Hunting Levers, Detached Hunting
Levers. suitable for ladies
Also, Open-!aced Levers, Lepine, Silver Hunting,
and plain Watches
Also, 2 small lot Of fine gold Guard, Vest and Fob
Chains
Persons in want will do well 10 attend the sale, rs
the goods will Be sold without Terms cash.
JAS. G MCGUIRE,
ap lS-d AuciionCpr.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AND STONE
Foundation for sale at very great sacrifice
for cash short credit beautifully located on Sd ST.,
near the City Hall, being part of Lot Is, Square
532, having front OF 26 feet and SO feet inches
deep, and has the privilege of brick wall adjOin-
ing Apply to
Z. X LUNDY,
No: las Bridge street, Georgetown, d. c.
6-ff
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NEW SPRING STYLE OF HATS AND

BUNNEIS.
INVANS, Pa. avenue 236, between Twelf and
IL Thirteenth streets, o-day introduces the r.
new Spring style Of HATS, new and beauti- 4 ri
full article; and also the rev style Of FleI bic
Hats and Gent smen's Caps.
To accommodate the Ladies, and whose
k 'atronage he respectfully solicits, he has
sconnecied with his business the sale Of Ron
VANETS, both Straw and Silk, together with
Ribands in al their varieties. His assortment IL e1-
tensive and will be sold for at least thi I'd less than
similar a ticles now, or have heretofore been,
procured in this maTkel. ap l4-lv
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III - PHENOMENA IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Cough,
DyspeDs a. Liver Com laints Scrofula, &c.-For ali
diseases OF ue Female system it stands eminent.
clergyman JUST informs US 1t has cured him of Bronchitis
OF des )erate character-psrtcnlsrs
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE-By its mild ac-
ton on the stOmsch liver and Kidneys Dyspep-
sia Cough Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Affections Pairs
In the back SIDE and Breast Consumption Scrofuls
matlsm cont Neuralgia, Fstua, Bowel Complaints Piles
worms ana Nervous Debilities-with all diseases arising
from impure blood and the greatest female medicine
er known This invaluable medicine fs working wonders
upon the human frame See advertisement to-day mari
n T.AS SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE. Cartsr's
Spanish Mixture stands pre- eminent all Others
Its singusry efcscious action the blood
eniDg aud vvifying qualities it's tonic Liver
Its tendency to drive all humors
cleansing the system according Natures
ton its harmless and At the time good
Effects and the number Of testified by
most respectable citizens Of Richmond Va
be conclusive evidence tina: there humbug
Is.
The trial of single bottle will satisfy the most sceptca
OF its benefts.
s.'See advertisement in another column.
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HANDSOME FURNISHED PARL ORS.-TWO
IL suits of Parlors and Chambers on the first and
second floors, handsomely furnished is for rent with
or without board. There is gas in the house and a
bath room. Apply at MRS. NiCHOLSON'S, No.
27O H street, corner Of Eighteenth
an l3-lms
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NUMBERS FOR HOUSES.

II LABARRE, corner of Tenth and c sis who
Z. is practical manufacturer in metal, has an
assortment of Silver plated NUMBERS OF various
patterns tie will make numbers for houses, hotels
rews in Churchs, aud for hacks 10 suit all tastcs,
and is confien, at the low price they will be ale
that it will suit the purchaser. Pl6-lm
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EOR RENT-THREE NEW FRAME HOUSES,
Il containing six rooms, each situated on Pierce
street, between l. and Nj streets, being but four
squares from the Railroad Depot; would make good
residences. Rent moderate. Apply to CHARLES
THOMA, OH the opposite side of the street.
ap4-lm*
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The Weather In paltimors.

BxIrrnoRE, April l9.-Ths vssshsr 10 very
warm. The Thermometer stands ss 81 In the
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u Il NoAh ALkER d CO., Marble Hall Clothing Empo
rum, under Browns Hotel resnactfnIIv .1nonbc,
.st ther display Of Spring and summer Clothing now
Ieauy LOT Inspection comprising assortment OF Goats
vests and PantaoOns of newest and richest designs
material trimming and workmanship To gentlemen wbt
,iuy eAoeiehce with economy in fashionable
ress an opportunity for selecting from one Of m
largest ana most attractive goods ever offered n
this city at q very reduced scale of prices an II
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browns AMERICAN POULTRY YARD,
ID vol, New York
Dickson and Mowbray or Poultry, | vol, London
Guide to Service, the Poultry Maid, vol, London
TIE Pig, by YOuatt, 1 vol, Pba.
Pigs and their Treatment, by Richardson, vol,
Dubiia
Randall's Sheep Husbandry, vol, New York
Nor. ellis American Shepherd, vol do
Blackjack or Sheep, vel, Glasgow
api7 FRANCR TAYLOR.
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IsEN DoLLARs REWARD.-Lost.

the l3th instant, between Wizards Hotel and
the City Hall, Poremonnaie, containing three
notes drawn by John III. aud A. w. KiTkwood in
favor of VIM. T. Dove, and by me endorsed, Sl52
each one note drawn by Zephaniah Jones, sl60,
in my favor and by endorsed; also a note, drawn
b. William #. Hook, in my favor, for S54; several
other notes and papers OF recoIlected. The above
reward will he paid upon the return Of the papers
60 the undersigned. VIM. 7. DOVE.
aDr l4-tf
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NOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME PAR
II lors and Chambers, with board.
Also, Table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, 233 street. ap9
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DOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, on the south
ID west corner of Pa. avenue and 9th street is pre-
pared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
without board Every effort will be made 10 rem
der those comforf bic who may favor her with their
patronage. ap eff
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH. HAVE for
" sale a Garden Spot of 10 acres, within a few
pr1vements.
Also, Farm of 100 acres few miles from the
city, said to be worth Sl2 600, but will sell it for
So, 600 cash.
Also, some valuable slaves. and fine harness
Horse, suitable for doctor, he is perfectly broke
TO stand without hltching.
To secure great barga ms call at 42S 18th street.
between F and G.. GEO. +. MASSEY,
ap l7-3t+ Agent
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A CERTAIN CHANCE TO MAKE A FOR
"A tune "A lady having acquired competency
in the Millinery business is now DESTROYS of dispo
ing of her establishment, and retiring into private
life. Her location is of the best in the city, and
is rare opportunity for one acquainted with The
business. For terms and particulars apply al this
office mar 29-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-19

NOR RENT-THE STORE HOUSE NOW OC-
Il cupied by Barnes Mitchell on Pa. avenue,
between 9Th and 9Th streets. Possession given on
18th May next, on which time the present lease eX
pires. Apply to JAMES DIXON, Esq, of this city,
or the subscriber, "COttage," Montgomery county,
Md THOS. CONNOLLY.
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