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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

TEA, TIE A.-FRESH ARRIVAL
4 fine lot Of good Tea, just received and for
sale at New York prices
From and after this date. all Tess will be- sold Nv
me Jor cash exclusively, and this rule will not be
broken for any person.
jy2S I'D. q. EyANs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

INSTRUCTION IN THE RENCH
Il AND GERMAN LANGUAGEs-The under
signed having recently returne to this CITY, after
residence OF several years in France and GERMANY
will give instruction In the above Languages to pr.
vate Glasses, at such hours iu the afternoons and
evenings OF each day az may be most convenient to
Scholars.
TERMs-Per Quarter, of thirty Lessons, Sl2.
Application can be made to mYUelf In person. at
the store of Messrs Kent, Paine & Co between the
hours OF 8 and O'Clock
au 9-2aw2w Charles r. KENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

GERVANr FOR HIRE.-For hire for
~ the balance of the year, very likely young
WOMAN, who Is good house servant paiu Cook,
All 1S-3tk :.
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SlU gCS SALE OF L UNBER AT
businso .-IntsnAins to male ehense i. nv
OAY evspirs proceed 70 ssil ct section o TUE6.
riety.4 consulting OF The usual ".
TEaMs--e50 and usS.rs ...,
uotes nc Snecnee4 nsaDtiobIo
ot extsnding for ~ year, nom ~ xesss for the
runnipe bsek 1872 feet - IN On lSth street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

WHITE EMBROIDERED MANTLES
w "A rich article, to be sold at great sacrifice
at aul3 LEWIS, IS Main ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

PEST OLD RYE.-20 bbls. more of that
~ very supsrior Family Old Rye Whiskey The
called to this popular cid Whiskey For sale By
an Is VIM TAYL0R
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

RlITERS.-25 cases DR.. Mills ATo-
- matte Stomach Bitters, an exceilsnt substitute
for the ordinary Bar Bitters, fresh from the manu-
factory and for sale by
au Is 49, WIN PAyJNR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

RARAGES, TISSUES, DELAINEg-
- Prints, Ginghams. selling cheap, cheap. chs,p
a. au ID LEWIS, rs, Main e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

DOR II / K E-FOr the balance of the
l. year, a spIighrly BOY. about sixteen years of
age. Apply to list R. CAUTHORN.
u E E r s. CORDIAL BITTERS, OR
~ MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent re.
freshing exhilarating and delicious Beverage pro-
ducing instant relief from the effects of 'oper indu
gence loss OF appetite, lowness of sprits dyspepsis
and all affections OF the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-imparting to the whole avs
tenn renewed strength and viaor. For sale by
BENNETT BEERS
fe 21-dlyif Sole gents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

WANTED-200 LABORERS, to work
w the Richmond and York River Railroad,
Sections 16 II, Is, 10 and 20, in New Kent co.,
Apply to the subscriber.
MICHAEL OBRIEN,
jy 1S-d1m* Contrsctor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

EAT LARD,-6O bbls. and $50 kegs
IL extra Leaf Lsrd; SO bbls eco kegs and 200 pals
Refined Lard. For sale by
aus JOHN n. CLAIBORNE.
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DIG LEAD.-I am daily expecting lot
= ofsuperior Pig Lead. from the Wyths Mines
Also, Spanish Pig Lead, which will be sold on So
commodating terms. A. 8 LEE
au Is On the Ooek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

TURPiN, ROPER II MURRAY, Us
pEETAkEas, No. S Governor stfs OF, RIshmonA,
W. keep constantly hand ell kinds of ready .msde
jy 25-diy -
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.-As the
- summer season is rapidly passing away we ar
anxious to reduce Summer stock of all kinds Pur.
chasers are invited CALL with the assurance that
great bargains will be offered them
KEEN, BALDWIN & CO.
au ii 100 Moi $3.50
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DOORS FOR SALE
~ Hening Statutes, Is vols-50 cts. per vol.
Shepherds Statutes, continuing Hening to the
year 1908; 8 vols.-$2 per vol 2
Code of Virginia, (I849,) vol-$S
Code, interviewed, 2vols.-S3 per vol
Gimer's Reports, vol-S2
Randolphs Reports, vor.-S4 per vol.
Leigh's Reports vols and to IL inclusive-$4
per VOL
Robinson's Reports 2vols.-s4 per vol.
Grattan's Reports II vols;-S4 per vol.
Sessions Acts and Journals of various years-S1
sECREfAhY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
eu IL d6tc3t
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSC-
Il MERS OF TOBACCO.-The subscribers have
In store and offer for SALE very reasonable termS
the finest assortment of CHEWING AND 1MOK-
INC TOBACCO in tho whole South.
Amongst their innumersble brabds Of Chewing
Tobacco, are the celebrated "Chsrry Ripe" tmanu-
featured James Sizsr, jr y and the world renown-
ed Cant bpe." manufactured BY N. a. Thornton.
Their superior stock of HAVANA CIGARS stands
unrivalled in price, well % quality,
AL6O-A great variety of PIPES plain and fancy
Snuf- B oxes Canes, 10. N. NORTON 4 CO,
Importers Of Havana Cigars, opposite American
aul Hotel
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te 2l--dlyif

GRATTAN'S REPORTS, VOL XII
~ Just published and now for sale. Price S4.-
Apply to the
an ll-dlwcSW
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FRENCH LAWNs-t'ast colors, small
ca. 10 LAWS. IS, Main 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS AT
- PRIVATE SALE We have for sale private
ly. q beautiful Lot of Ground, which fronts Lau,
rel street 100 feet running back $50 f. to alley, 10
Sidney Town, near the Fair Ground. aud in the rear
of Mr. II snry Shafer's residsnse. The Lot 10 beau
tfully looted and will bs divided to suit purcha.
sers. Terms liberal. Apply to
.... LARUS l. SHINE,
au lS-6t ~ Main St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-08

trRTCAE CONFERENCE CT TEX NErgo2fsr
EPISCOPAL CHURCU-This body. which b,
been in session for Elare than week ra,t-
Yesterday clo?ed its labors, arl Glj,arrei
NIne DE. We have visited ths church in Sa-
ratoga street, where the meetings Eavs been
heli Eevorai times aud were T.leIgtl VITA the
dec3run ct all times used in 'hsir devo. ionsl
and business exercises The body might have
been taken IS rcGdsl fnr similar Assem- blaees
ainaAg those who have higher projections.
Inc Conference clos 81 i;s sessions ycste-lay
tt assembled at the usual hour, and Telieic.s
exercises were coEdccted by the Rev Sangs,
u alta, After scms closing business, OF No
spe2:ai interest, il was resolved that a vote OF
thanks DC rendered 10 his honor iLe Msy.. OF
ne city and others Of the cily auGhaTi;ies
Tor the very uninterrupted pea3s thoy havo
eFJoyei during the cpt:.o session # the Coz
ference A vote OF th25Es was also passed 10
others who had 10 various Ways Iea6ere.
ciVi!itiss euj aGuFte5ies Ia them
AIler the above proceedings. EiGhnp Qlinn,
iae presiding cheer, aGoSe aid made fseli nc
valedIctory address, concluding with the "a
noEneeIneat CT TIE following appointments
Baltimore Bethel church, A W. WaymAp
AtencEer, James A. Shorter; Union Bethel
Michael Sluby. Washington, ID. G Israel
church, Samuel Watts; Union Bethel, Savage
HilaGo8d. HaseIstoxn Slaliau-FaUar,i
Chambers. Frederick Slaiica -Iohu J IIv5-
bard Cumberland CircEit-H.n. IL Russ,!!.
Washington county,. c. GreGSs baltimore
corn:y-Letln Laa HARE 10 Grass-Sa,nI
WiilmoIe. Port Dsp95it-Tn. mas W uenr-.
Esssasi-Stsp'nP p Bayasl Delaware: Sayr-
Da-William w. Grimes; Lcwis;ovn-Wu IL
Hopkins; Camdsn-E l. Wnlia;2s; George
town 10 be supplied iraIs,.vaG.ia: ca.
iisis 81. II. Hsnson; Chaa h.isoGrs y.
Drooks; LeTistoHn-Wm II WCtsrs D,n.
VILE. IL. Gaines baltimore Cl,7 Mi.
sior-J. Il. Serrit. DsEiol ..is,iop-.ito Ia
supplied hy tbs Babel sGGEoh s;a.io.
AT tes conclusion il Was annnGnsed tlat tho
sohier0neo Adjourned 10 a.Gst Ia Washington,
u. @, On the 4;h Gf April, 1853.
Last evening the members Of thu C,rroror,e
had extended to them. 5y tiair frisnS,, a. en-
teTtaiIineRt Of mort excsleas cdGrcoier,
which was Doubtless appreciated -Ba't SIM
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n. - WRIGHT. kSctiemssr.
EtNEUS, 0WN

SFEnY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT Auc
tna.-iiy Write Of decree OF the Circuit Court
%. iac District Of Ccdia. the ubscri:p will 0frr
al publ, auction, g. tn highest bidder ~ O'clock
.. III On TUESDAY, the eih day Of Nav n. Y. in
trent III TIE Pf'nIS :, tie f IIOvnr real estate. in
G""rs' iowa, If which II ilIam Nielsen, tate of Fair
fax county, IN the Stale of Virginia, died scized,
VIZ:
lst. Fart e Loo No. "a in the origin 1 nan Of
Georgetown, s.tuaipi On the eest side &C ,IarfFt
space, and next south Ct ami adjoining In the s.GIe-
hHu.G OF III ShnGel C."pl,y, fronting 1917 i,t on
Market Space. and running exstwaFdy Of that yyitIh
IS iect, On which there d three story brick build
81. The S;'GIe Of Lot No IS, in The same ,Iaa of
GergPtowh, iying b.l~een Eridse street aId Eros
pect street, aIIi fronting i.i i,et on each street
u Is proposed t. sell this Lo! ia five parcels as
fulloT.:
lst The eastern part thereof fronting 81 feet OIL
hridge street ard running north Of that width l29
ie't On this part there stands 4 three story bti.k
hicse, VIII back EGliiGSs, heretofore Gs.a aS =
tavern; fronts ~ {. Bridge street aui ma an
puTenani - II an alley Ieadng lGO.i Bridge street 10
the rear OF Ihs Lot l. feet side
81. 1ne weStc d part Gf said Lot fronting % feet
on EriGce street. ana thinning bar " that width 10
feet nerIh, with IN Oh frame bIilniIr. thereon.
81. That pa!I of the id I.Ct 10 which fronts on
Prospect street W re Offered In Irse separate lots
each of which Will f.cnt % feet on said street, and
run south of that wcth one hundred ard i,.Cnty
feet. They are vacant.
IN" terI:I Of sale nYO. ell The decree re Iuire
The purchaser u pay One.CuTth of purchase money
IN hand, aGd Tie residue ia :hree equal ifs,almens
al six Twelve, AID eighteen months from The -ay of
sale, with interest thereon and TOR such offered
payments me trustee Is required to take IL" n1Ies
OF the purchases, with approved Sac. ,ies, payable
al HE times aforesaid with interest r III the day of
sale.
TiiC Trustee reserves 10 himself ilia right 10 esc
any U The lots and premises Aforesaid The puTCha ser
OF which has failed fol the space Of ten days Il cUm.
ply with the teIG!5 Of sale.
Sale 10 commence al Lot IS on Market Srace.
JOHN MhRBURY, trustee.
ED. S. NKIGHr,
may l. Au,tio
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Ey GREEN SCOTT, Arctfon..r.

tROCEE.:.S, LIQUORS. STORE FIXTURES
* Sc a; 'uc;jUn.-Cn u EDSES DAY, Ia, gh
Instant, We shlli sell, at 0 O'clOck M, N The
GIocery Storc If IL. Wn. " Clark, q, he corner
Gt y n aud y streets NEAR tie caa;i. a large. and
.H:eirit assert nr't ct Grocer s a'd Liquors Viz
Tea, STCaT ans Cntice
Sperm aad 0.ltT Can.rs
cap, 1.a-C:!. sat. TOGI'C1 aGi s-.arS
Spices q very description, brushes AID Blooms
Il pes, blocks. Ea"ts, Shoes AMI Hats
Cookery and fiicuc.Va-e
wood. Ni!.uy= aid Hardware
Liquors "t cE":y description, in bottles and casks
SOM I'll "hicI Az very old, and Gna
M"'asses. Oil. Vmr,ar, Mqckercl
with large lot If OiheT GrOc cries which we deem
unnecessary 10 eRUmer re
also, the Store Fixtures, Tea CaIisiers
Platform ami Counter :. ales
Fine Iron Firep Oof safe, arIy new
Mahogany Writing nesk
Stand Casks and Stoves
Terms AL sums nf a3d under SIS cash; over S2J
credit of ard months ior notes sa,s(act riIv
endorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN & SCOTT,
may ID AuCtiCnGers.
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New Gcrk MRrkats

New YoRK. May S-Cotton Is drU AID
!nwuwar'. Flour has advanced 5sl2. good
0iip $40 lSeSl0 81; Southern has adEspceI
49, sales At si0.75sSII 81. Wheat il & Y,
With an upward tendency; wkiss Michigan
81 80 Corn Is firm, with an upward teldeD
cy Pork i tr;ae higher; sales Of old mess
At Sl6.50l$l6 60 Beef is unchanged. Lad
is firm. Whisky-Ohio 39.c.
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MORE AUCTION BARGAJNS.

NUKE ADCIlON BARGAINS.
JUST received n HALLS Great Cheap Cast.
~ Store the following auction bargains, which
can be sold at abcu, one half the cost Of imppra
ton:
Ladies fine Hose. cmbd with silk, 10 cts, worth
u cents
Ladies and Gculcmen's silk Cloves, IL cts, wor
81 cents
Ladies', GentIamen's and Misses cotton Gloves,
Cny4 rents
Cotton Hose and Hall Hose &c
Swiss in-er'iHg H.
FEc !iish Linen DC
IlaJ Ok rchirts &c
% yds. o. lco for 81
Fine De Bagcs, l3c worth -
6,OO0yds fine Calico, waiiaatcd fast cOC!s, al :,
worth l5c per yard
Yard wide Cotton 81
Yard wide Lawns only Gc, WOrih lie
Fine French Lawns, warranted fast cUioIs lee,
worth &c
- DOZEN more ofthose fine Linen Shirt Bosoms
at %: worth soc
Fine linen Shirt Collars Zoe
UndCrshIts only 25c, worth tOS
Linen Towels bc
BIracEed Sheeting only l0c, wOith l2Ec
Spool Cotton lac per dOz
Ladies' French COrsets 81
A compiete assortment Of FlOuncincs, SwisJ and
Cambria Eigings and Collars, extra Cheap
Very good Chemlsc;t3 lee
Und, rsieevCs only &c
Ladies fire Grass skirts yeIy chap
BOnnets, Hate, Flats and r4Iasois at extremely
Low prices
Boots aud SlOcs-In tbs line | have gre 4 baI-
gaiIS 10 Off r:
Ladies' Halt Caters only - cts
Very f!Ie back Caters oaly 81, worth 81 so
Ladies' Slippers SIC
hiIdren's Shoes 25c
Misses Caters &c
Gents slippers, SOC
Gents Congress CATERS 81 81, TO.-h 50
Gents Gnd Boys Lasting ShUas,
Oxford Ties ard Fancy Shoes in cICL; variety.
wen invite the whole puTchiting community
4 N md "A M moi l4f
making their purchases, ~ ! feel confident they
will lie suited both III goods and prices, and so vc a:
least ten per cent. l.. Il. HALL,
No. 373 North Seventh street,
fourth hUule above 81.
AL goods az Tcrli ed WI b. found Ia store
may l-ELG.
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Kew York Stock Ssrfs.

New IORK, My Stocks openrc - ya5t
bat CLOSED heavy Money is plenty Sales az
Tie est beard O. E-io Railroad, i9!; Cieye
Land 4 Toledo Railroad, 7es; Cumberland
Coal, 2et; Reading Railroad, So; Canton
Company, 25i; 45d New York Contra! Rail
read 92ii Pennsylvania Coal, loo; Virginia,
6's, 97s; kentucky 6's, IGi
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Auction Sales.

by GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctionssrs.
OOO BANK OF WASHINGTON STOCK
ID l. ZUOat Auciion.-Oa WEDNESDAY, the
in, tant, we shall sell, at our Auction Store, al
o'clock p. IN,
81 300 Of Bank Of Washington Stock.
Sale posi- i've. Terms cash.
GREEN & SCOTT,
may 5-3t Auctoneers.
Also, 50 shares of the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of Georgetown Stock.
Also, 81 900 preferred bOud or the Chesapeake
Ohio CaRal Stock with three year coupons due.
GREEN s. SCOTT,
MAJ Sd AuctioaPers
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Baltimore MARKETS.

baltimore. May TIE rece:pt Of tie
foreign news had palpab,e effect upon the
markets this morning, and prices advanced to
considerable oxteLt. EioVr-rhere were no
sales reported. Howard street aai City Mills
brands were held a. $40 IS; buyers treaty Of.
ic!cd $40 90. Wheat has advanced Is T. 20
certs per bushel. Sales OF rcd az 81 65 and
Taite at 81 IS. Corn has advanced to 4 etc.
Ss,es If white at sI.O4 q 81 O5; yeIlcw sIO7
q 81 0S.
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DIE p.

In this city, a. the residence Of her son, c. F.
Lourey on Monday evening the 7th instant, after
lingering illness, Mrs. MARY EllNEY, late Of
CharleslOr, s C.. IN the G2d yer Of her dce.
Her friends, and those Of sir. ard Mrs. G.. 2. Lon
rey, are invited II attend her funeral so morrow
afternoon, at O'Clock, frLm No. 3i3 sixth street,
near New York avenue.
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REPORTED FOR TIE
DAILY EVENING STAR.
Arrival Of the Steamer Asis.
FIVE DAYS LATER FRon EUROPE.


HALIFAX, May s.-The steamer Asia arrived
here last evening a. 10 O'Clock, with Liver
pool dates to April 2Stb, one week later thai
last advices.
Flour has advanced Is. 81 s2s and corn g..
Tho dates from the Crime. are 20 tse lo,,
ult, from Lord Raglan, and to the 22d from
tue Russians, via st Petersburg
The bombarimsn t was still continued. with.
o It any decisive result, but With great legs d,
both sides
The French Exhibition opening has been
Postponed from tie 10th to the 18th Of Mar.
Since the breaking up ofthe Vienna Confer
encs there has been seversl supplemental
meetings Ct the fOus parties without any def
lie result, The PIonipotsntiaries assembled
on the 23d, and signal th protocol Of th. las:
conference Subsequently another mcotips
OF tho four power, wss held al lie REQUEST of
GorsschakCf, when fur Lhsr inadmissa bic pro-
positions Tece made By Russian Plsnipo:epti.
aries and rejected By France, England and
Turkey
Pennsylvania Legislature adjourned.
HARRISBURG, May S.-Legizlaturs adj u-ned
san, de this morning.
The House unanimously passed resolution
hanking Governor neejer, of Kansas, for lis
fiithfnl adherence to the old land marks of
republican liberty, in defending the purity Of
tie ballot box against the lawless mos of Mis-
sJuriaIs. and bidding him a cordial welcome
home 10 his family and friends
In the Senate, Speaker Heistor resigned bis
seat and On the 9th ballot William Pratt was
elected; the contest b.ing terminated by Mr.
Pratt voting fos himself.
Murder and Election Troubles In Rspras.
BUFFALO, May 8.-aivices have been ,es
c-iVei from Fort Leaycnworth, which contain
an account OF tka murder Of Malcomb Clark.
hy Lawyer McCEes, on account Of an else
son difficulty
hoCroa jumped into tie river, after CON-
hitting tie fatal deed, and ATTEMPTED TO es.
caps; but he was ov.ltakeu AID couysysd 20
tic guard house.
Hand5il!s had ooen circulated calling On
10 citizens t. avergo CiaIk's Lood. II lie
'anered that McCrea has been Iyn.heI ard
his house burnt
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w J. G. MCGUIRE, Auet,o.e.r.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
Pubic Sale On TUESDAY, Nav 18th, a; s
O'Clock 2. m, shall selI, in front of the premises
the large, substantial, well-bUit ard commanding
properly, al the southwest corner Of 9Th and SITS
P"i refect1ry and hot purposes and for WIFI il
was originally deSignef and is now occupied Il has
no superior in point Of position in the city.
lis situation in the immediate vicinity Of the Post
Ohice De9attGeht, PateT; once, snd department
Of the Inter Or must Away; secure to il great Ger
inalsent value,
The building is :iirc stories, with a fine base-
meat, vaults under The sidewalk, granite f0unda-
ton, and the whC!e sdice Of tie mot soiid Mason
~. IL IL now in complete repair, and held under
short lease by the present occupant
Tennis If sale One fourth cash; balance in 6. 10
10, ana "a months, tor rctes bearing interest from
Inc day OF sale, secured by deed Of trust On the
property.
ConVeyancirs at cost Of purchaser
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
may Id Snc,;,,,.,r
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may Id
Ey c. w. Nc c@IEa, Auetione,r.

y {. w. DC fsGiEa, Auctionesr.
Z Houses ca the island.--Ca MONDAY, The
2o!h OF May, instant, by virtue Of n deed Cr trust
bearing date the II h OF November 1851 nd record
Ell III Libcr ~ =" 70. 81. f0IiOs $40, 800, SC
enc OF he land records OF Nash.n.tDH county Dis
uct o! Columbia. the sHbs criber viii sell az ublc
auction, IN fra Z %; the premises,
Part OF LGt -, in Square No. $50, On which are
erected two srs! fEaale houses, fronting Ola SOUL
E sheet,
Terms OF sale: one-fourth in hand, and The rs
inaInder ia :, and months, with interest, secured
by 4 deed of t.ust.
Al cohVeyancInS at cost Of purchaser
Either or both Of ti- ifnu. es can be had at
sale by application to 3. 4. Smith Es, a, The CIV
nan. JAS T.. NAUPiE, Trustee.
c. w. BOTEiFR
may len Aucuoneer
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

BETIFEEN Jy.4SIINGTQN y H.2LTT.iORE
T. z LlzfsE1lex1 Amer this date, the r..-Sena I
EyfS ~ st1.S-rr Train fInE- WasiIIT ton at \
~. fur Baltimore, and the TruiH from rGi.ia 81
Is p. N. for Washington, on SUNDAY WILL BE
DISCONTINUED. Fnc ONLY Tram, therefor, oa
Sunday, from Washington, viii b. that leaving AZ
81 p n and from Bliuin"rs 81 4. NJ.
The Tram rom Washington cGnnscts Ut the
Washington Junction with Il- EV 3J,ss Z rain lCa
i.g Baltimore n 5 ID II ior Wheeling aud the
Wet. JOIN i. DONE,
II LOT M .sicr Transpr rtatiOn Is Z o. TR.
IUliHu, Georgetown Aivo, ate, aid Alexandra
Sentinel cnpy.l
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4 ga r. D,-PU5claS"rs ii te sdic of dry goods
IA at iilI i'rothcT's 7ih street, Gr" notified
that their Goods are how ready fer deij:ery and
they are respectfully requested cali for Ia IN with
out delay. JAMES T.. MCGUIRE,
may Sd Au~tjonre-
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Boarding,

DOARDiNG.--TliREE Or FOUR FERsONS,
ID or small family, can ha accommodated during
the recess of COnS:es;. at M $50 New Jersey
averue, west side, near the Capitol. may 3d.
DDSRDI n Gone fire large front room, with
ID on adjoining chamber, handsomely urHi-he,i,
suitable for family or several yOnns men, Ai:O,
Chambers larger than are generally appropriated Is
single h'le!cn. W. hnaT, on reasonable ltTII.a
The situation / EiIh and ll-a'fy, and H. lie D1e-
dIric HrirhborhOoc G: Tie Ea, III Office Post Office,
and Iniian Bur Transient a.t table boarda.;
can be also accommodated Uy application 10 no 3
Union Row, + street, between t h aid Ih sts.
may L.
:, d z q Ei.-FOR RENT-PARLGES AND
Chfm er=. with board. Also, table and trIr-
sieEt board, with bathinr room AMI shower hath.
and every attention 20 render it lao'; agreeable To
her bOarde.s Mis-. 2. G MURRAY,
Corner PENNSYLVANIA avcRue and AZ II.
Sp23- JlH
DOAIs0, 81 MRS BATTG, Ok Vie suu,iI,
west corner Of Pa avenue and 9th street l. pTl-
pared 20 accommodate gentlemen with r@0uIs with
or without board. Every effort VIII De- male TO rem
der those comforts bic who may favor her with their
pa 'Fonae. aP 6-if
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u. s MARINE BAND.

Fk'HE unJeT-igncd would respectfully I.fOrn tie
Military. Fifemen, Clubs. and the pubic gene
rally that by applying to him at the Marine Barracks
or IT his resid' hcc. OH y, b-l~cen Oh ard 9th 81
east, or by mole At iiibus & Hiz'S Husic Depot
they can Obtain the scTFicts III lie Marine Band c:
a portion Of L either Is 4 b.as-. Tred u c"i0n
band, which VIII embrace Louis Wcbcr's unriyslled
patty. r. SCALA,
Conductor and Leader of Marine Band.
,gl--lms
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u ARREED.

On the 7;h instant. by Rev. John f. Rates, of IN
ana, ALBiN SCHOEPF, late Of Hungary, 80 Miss
JULIA e., daughter Of the late Rev. VIM. Keslcy,
OF this city.
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ry j. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

Ey J. &. MCGUIRE, AUct'oneer.
VTALU BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
Public sale On FRIDAY aIterHucn June /.
al O'clo k, on the premises, shall sell, by o.
DE-. OF the Orphans Court, tina; valuable piece Of
property 81 uaied al the of 10th and STREET
an! ceaerai;y known rs the Medical College The
LOT fronts 81 feet inch street BY IS feet on 10th
street, containing :, 543 square feet.
The building consists of substantial and well
built three sicry brick Building. which is admirably
aiar'ed for a warehouse, for manufacturing or
school purpo.es Portions OF this building arg now
under very satisfactory rent.
Title perfect
Terms: One Thrill cash The residue in 6, ID, Is.
Tnd "a months, with interest, secured by q deed II
trust On The premises.
S.H NOfRSE, Administrative,
by WIN. NUURSE, Attorney.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
may e-c0Sts Auctioneer.
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MRS. l.. ALLEN

Iys1n Ne ats Pa. GpenHe, 6stIoecn Nah s~1r-A
IA FL Gg,d Tesith streets, south side, ~ a.
TSW VIII open on Saturday. 7th Instant, fjNS
mot Extensive and beautiful assortment Of Spring
consisting OF Grape. SIik, lace,
Seated Crepe AMI Grass Linen HATS, incuang
Sirsw~ o: every description. Also, iiiSsrs' Dress
Hits aud Fats, &c. L. hLhEN'