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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
HATS HATS HATS
SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1888. ,

- IhINN FASHIVNo FVN IoJJ' 80
- GTlTZER will introduce the Spring -iyle Dess Hat.
,'thr first Saturday IN March. Tor The inspection OF his
ousinmer- and the public generally; which will be found
ia surpass nny Hat IN this mnrL., IN h.nnty, ase,
quality nnd finish. Al-o. lot of beautiful new style
setI Hats for young Gents. All thn.o desiinr tine
Dins- Hats, tn eclipse any thing IN thu. mnrket will
please cHll ut The .gn oi tie Blu. HAT
Ali kinds of Hats innde to oraei with neatncss and
Dispatch Customers Hats dressed over ua,.nl
ma,3.ts WM. SITTER.
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beautiful sKEOTYPEs
ID AIR-'T Rel uht and BIN y
MINIS * TANNER, thou pride of the milIi"e'
Tlv pictures the best tlat we SEE:
Thy gall ,r, is the shrine If deyrt n,
To those who stand 'irniv 10 thee
Thy umm has nnte bungiers uemhle,
When woman gny trm .tands ia vlew
Thy merH makes uli the trti Glumbl.,
Nhn envy the work thar you do,
Who H. work thar you de-,
Vino envy ri' work that yor do.
Thy camera rnatc- al t g Graf, erumbe,
Who envy the work that YOU do.
Thy ,llery all spacious and arse
Is daily hronsrd with rare heauty;
Who pleas'd with your skill thiuk mol Of charge,
Butai,erd f., m a pure sense OF duty
Fair uadrns and gents. both nenr mud afnr,
Come ri. ht away to Main street,
Where all LAYERS of true pictures meet,
Netry fronting the Clothing Bazaur;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar,
Nearly fronting the CIurhing Bazaa
Where all lovers of true pictures .neet,
From resions al round, bntn neur and afar.
NoTE - rhe Gallery of MISNis Il TANNER is on
M,n Il. eel Sd door from Bridge, side where the
mos, beaulifu specimens of ihn d Daguerrean Art
produced at all hou1s of the day, the sasfac
terms. mhi2N'S
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aItssVyeii Ill. Brown.

CIVIL ENGINEER DIR A L q II T S NAN
AND SURVEY OR
nFFERS hi. services to tfec citizens OF Bedford nnd
" of Lynchbnre anG will pay strict ttention to an,
business entrusted Il him.
AnDRrss-LIRERrN. AZ 30--ts
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LONDON PORTER AGENCY.

w l. uarr or sale, II, agents nf Nrs-r- Hiphe o
w Lordnn. $40 r9,sks Of best London Porte, piu,s
AID auu' 200ci~k- ot Scotch Aie which we will sell
"A, low - o impaired rpu ~ had in The country
EDNOND, DAVE FORT d. co,
lupp | d3n Richmond
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ID DARE Gil ANCE.-Thc stock and fixtures of
IL "RhSTA At RANT, located in a business part
of the city, with good Of custom, is offered for
.ale The house contains rooms, with Ten Pin
Alley attached with all the convenences
nnry to carry business of this kind License hsa
been obtained for the house for the ysar No house in
the per country offers greater inducements persons
wishing engage in this nd of business. great bar.
eun may be had If early application be made George
w. Lee, Market street
All persons Indebted to the con'ern of T A. Atkins
will please call and .euc their accounts with Geo.
w. Lee. Trustee. longer indulgence be giver.
jute 26 div T. A. ATKINSON.
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iItitEOTYPE>! DAGUEK.

- REOrNPES Hap TINES dive people ali
Al, uml where tlev get ia" bot aud rhehesl
Danuerreot, pes but thej all come bark to MINIS
rAS>ERs wh,r they can get the best and are sue I"
pet the wnlih of their money Steamboat d sast'ls
Ralrnad accidents, Bank. bursting, Men tniiing all
rcur daily, hut failing Minns Tanners, in linking
hran, artistic aud e. i-e Daguerreotypes, is out oi
the question Those in want should mol forget 10 call
get pictures not Sf red 10 iavc The room
unit the parties sntisted
urge ard beautiful assortment Of Gold Lockets
Breast pins Rings Watch Seals. Keys, Meal ian. aud
ancy Cases away. hind and for sale cheap viii
picture complete splendid R-sortmcn of Cases.
u+ received. Call early in the day before the
comes The uf weather makes no dlhrrenc. IL
regard to quality Of Pir'ure. .#....
MINIS e. 1ANNER.
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WE 'rspcottally cn rhr alrut"n II TIE ti,1eo. IT
w lynchhutg aud the surrounding untry, To our
extensive assortment al Lumber which consists oi
kind. suitable tor Builders. Tohueconi-t Cabinet
Makers. Nc
Tor Bmlders We have II rrnlrs of Albany White
Pine, Cherry Mahogany. hlaek Walful, Nc.
For Tl.hucr"ni>ts. We kcrp uRr sloc # w lite
White Onh 10, Boxes.
For Cabinet MHkers, . huve Poplar, Ch.rv, Maple
SC, &', with penrru assortment # every thitr n.u-
nly kept in Lumber inrd, such Cype-p Slinelrs,
Laths \ prucc Pine Palinga Nc, Sc.
ANTHRACITE COhl.-uur va Il Is nlwhys sup
piled with the best Red mud White Ash Canl, Which we
thraw in the Box Carr from Yard put in
hoe ,heas ind forward. To dealers wi,hinr u lnrGr
quantity. prepnIcd Ia offer ,irat inhucment--
having our from the Suutsidc houd running to
wharf whore Gun loud cur from the vnastl-
We will sell Il. low and ard with US much dispatch
Ms my rm in the STATE.
We viii also allchd q the iurwn II ne NJ
rhat di-e entrusted 10 our en.c. To ahncc, ',r'- iii
ring "f.r great iuciv. The ,do tnk.
our witnf. whele il cnn hc Put directly t." v"s
'rs either fr Batimotc Philn'rlphin New York.
W" a.o havr Crane abe of rni.inR ten ar fifteen
ion-, Nirh luke amy tenyy article from the vessel
Ia the W. vii be pensed receive orders 'rnt
ten 10 hing in our line - dim
CPRlNG TRADE ls55-GEu Jones.
}, co. Hhaies ic Dragpits, aersutg. NnRin'n.
have ar.ivcd tAer SPuNa STocK ot DuEs Medi-
c.nr-. Paints, Sc. mud anr Tor sale
nrnt embracing II / urricles in this line. suifed tu
the oi Country Merchants, Dmfpsts, Physioa
mud Fnrm
Obu,ning their supdlie. from Manufacturer. and Ian
porter. only. they prepared furnish these good n
low any regular Jo'hine heu.o. IV o'd". nceiy"
Ara bf al ItI II lIItt amt tttttt
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BLANK HOOKS. nLANK HOOKS!

DAhNE x CHRISTIAN are nav ia receipt ut u
4 large assortment ri
BLANK BOOKS,
Consisting ol Ledger. Jonal-. Dn, Books, and Memo
n various rizes equa in style aud quality to "ry in
market upd Ut prices To suit tte times Call before
pn. cf u-rP ereNhcrc. tnnt3 Is
~ GOD T. N w A Ik E.-An assortment u
w Chu,nr, Cedar Buckets, tbraA. bound Painted
Nntrr butkets, Ccinr Tubs ~, be found at Cmw
I'D New Store uuder H." Wntwi-k House. mnyl7.rs
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Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.
II ~ ssss.a sssaslssss. s;':.as vs.
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG.
Express raj daily, t-..-...----...-..-
ha 1rain. daily at-...-.-..-....-.-.-...
Freight Train with passenger Chr attached on Mon
day., Wednesdays and Fridays nj 81 A M
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
Lxnrr.s rain. daily et..---.-..-.-....-.5i A.
Mail Train, daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pm
Freight Trim, with passenle Car attached on Mon
DAYS, wednesday, and Fridsy-. at II
The Express rrun, leaving Richmond at 81 n M
ronnects with the Train leaving Petersburg by the South
,iir RaiIronl, for Lynchburg.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg by the m lrning rain
IN he South side Rsilroad, remain in Petersburg
thre" hours and by taking the 50 p. M, Train the same
evening go directly North themselves and gage being
transported through Richmond. &c.. free of charge or
lfttey eSi'e stop in Richuont be there to T,n
Through Tickets for Washington at...-.... S6 90
Baltimore NJ nt.----....-.... 50
- PhiludeIphia .-....-... 90
Can 'e procured nt the Ticket Office in Petersburg
he Express trains do stop for way pussengers-
lie Mail rains will only stop Port " al ha and
clover liIl Junction. Half Way Station and Manches
Ter. The Accommodation trains will step for way ras
.enPers.
Fafe for white persons 81 IS; Children over FIVE and
no twelve years of age IS cents; Culored erson,
In servants car 85 certs.
discount of 10 will be made on each fare
i"hen tickets procured the Office and TO persons
setting on the cars where . tickets are sold
Servants W II be permitted in first class ars ex
when in attend nee infant children. or sick psrsons
absolutely requiring their in which case the same
price stor white persons will he charged
THOS DODAMEAD Sppt
Ofic' r. &P R. R Co
mar 7dActs Richmond March BIDS ISIS
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L. W-NOTIIINGS.-Wh and Demo
IN orats respectfully invited t" call and esnmlne
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4 NABELL IIOTSE. BA MA SIk z AI1E ;
" MAIN ST. LYNCHBURG, NA.-rhe under
stgned having taken this we'll knoNn establishment.
beg leave to INFORM th-ir friends and the public hat
they are ready to Mt RFAlN in n superior
st,e, all who favor them with cal. Their house il
wei furnished. and their l. rider is plentiful supplied
with all lha be fpur in thi4 market-nl@o those oi
the ad acent cities They al4o wish IL inform It t
TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
TINT travellers arriving by the Easern or Western
rrnins or the Boats, will dnd MFsrs ALWAYS HtADY
In view of this they hope meet the patronage Of
generous puhiC SAMUEL II. SMILEY,
CHARLES J. RN AN
nav lots Prnpr ctars.
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By &c mcGuiNE, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
L ing Lot near Railroad d pot By virtue OF a
deed OF trust bearing date ON the 4th day of Anil
1904, and recorded in Libr J, A g., No. &C. folins
loi, &c, the subscriber will sail, at pubic sale on
FRIDAY, the i5ih day Of IHne, 1855, at 5I O'Clock
p m, on the premises, all that piece or parcel Il
ground lying and being situate in the city ii wash
ington, and ing part of squire No. &C., beginnin
at point on New Jersey avenue $40 fuel from the
northwest corner OF said square and running theme
eastwardiy al right angles Ia New Iers-y avenue
l24 feet i inches, thence cue south % f = more
or less. to parallel line % feet from the first Ic-
scnbed line OF this piece OF gr0und aud running par
alel with said line We twardy - New Jersey ave
nue. llS feet ~ inches, thence norihwardy on New
jersey avenue % feet to tie point of beginning.
The above property is eiigibly situated near ile
Railroad Depot and adjoining FCy's Hotel, rapidly
Gnhancing in value, and offers a most favorable op-
portunity for investment.
Terms of sale: Half cash, and balance in 6, II
and IL months, for notes bearing interest from thp
day of sale, secured by a deed in trus. upon the
property.
1.-THE terms of sale are not complied with in SIX
days after the sale, the property will lie resod q, the
risk and expense of the purchaser.
CHAS. 8. WALLACH, Trustee.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
may l5-eoSGs Aucuoneer.
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Auction fsales.
BY GREEN 4 SCOTT. aucs,on.srs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
1 Estate.-By vir ue Of decree Of the oithans'
Court OF the District Of Columbia, for the county OF
NahirgtoD, approved by the Circuit Gon,t o, said
District sitting in ehancery, passed in the matter o.
the petition of William Whitmore. ct a. children
and heirs-at-law of William w Whi'more late of
said county. deceased, will, On TIL URSDAY, the
3lst day OF May, 1855, O. O'Clock D. tn in front
Of The premises, proceed 10 sell Lets Of ground NUN
he,ed seventeen p7) and eighteen tl8j in Square
numbered five hundred and three (s03) situate in
the city OF Washlngt' n, and Distric, afOresaii.
The above described property is situated OH the
northwest corner Of 9th street west and N street
south, and Contains IN the aggregate about f0urte
thousand square feet of ground.
Terms # sale One third cash, and the residue in
two equal payments at six and twelve months, with
interest from day of sale. The deferred payment.
To be secured by the note Of The purchaser or pur-
chasers satisfactorily endorsed.
Upon the full payment OF the purchase money
and interest and the ratification OF the sale by The
Court, the trustee will convey said lots of ground
to tue purchaser or purchasers theTe8f, At his or
their cost and expense.
If the terms OF sale are nor complied with within
hve days from the day OF SALE he trustee reserves
the right TO resell said lots, either of them pon
reasonable notice, at the nsk and cost OF the fint
purchaser. RICHi Il. LAsKEY,
Trustee.
GREEN & SCOTT, .-e
may to--'U<W KIDS AuctiaUpeFs.
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A DRUNKARD's TRICK. wasa
drunkard. He was once engaged to or
nament the ceiling Of public building,
and was to be paid so much per day for
bis work; but he was so fond of tippling
That his employers were obliged 10 hire
aaother man to watch the tipsy painter.
Finding that he could not go TO the tay
ern as often as he wished, he resolved
upon practising piece CT deception. He
stuffed a pair OF stockings and shoes SIM
liar TO those he was in The ha bit of wear
ing, and hung them down from his
staging whenever he left his work. The
watchman called in two or three times
every day, but seeing pair oflegQ hang.
ing down, suspected nothing, and report
ed to his employers that Swar.z had re-
formed! The rogaish painter thus COZ.
triyed 10 absent himself for whole DAYS.
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this case; you have punished him severe
ly enough by leaving him behind YOU.
without hurting his feelings You
have made the poor fellow cry, Mr.. Ran
dolph." .r.'
What :" said be with true emotion,
docs he shed tears o. .5a ...
"He does" ] replied, land you see
them yourself" y.
Then, said Mr.. Randolph, "he shall
go with me. John, take down your
baggage, and let US forget what has
passed." ..
al was irritated, SIR" he added, turn
ing to He, land / thank you for the re-
buke. 4"
Thus ended he singular scene between
Randolph and his servant. John instant.
ly Frightened up-soon forgot his mas.
ier S anger-snd, in a very few moments
vas on his way to the boat, perfectly
happy.
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IF YOU READ ADVERTISEMENTS

DLEASE notice that have, fresh from he e.
L tablisImeEi in New York, IIeckerS SsIf Rails
ins Flour, Heckers Grits Iiecker;s Maccarrni aaG
Vermacelii, Hecker's Farina, one paper of which,
at II cents, will make superior dish sufficient for
iiftesn or twenty persons.
Also, OswegO Corn Starch and COrnena, a srsa;
variety Of MaiIlards preparations OF Chnt oate for
ealing and drinking Bakers superior Cocoa paste
from which, in a few minutes, by pouring boiling
w@ter on il very superior cup Of Chocolate can be
iadde.
When dollars and cents are made study and 1T
the same time superior article for heaIh and eo1n-
Omy required, you would do ell TO call at KINGS
Grocery and Variety Store, corner Vermont ave
nue. and streets, few steps northeast Cf jackson
Statue. may ll-wtf
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may 6-eokds

BY Ji2. c. MCGUIRE, Auetionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE and eli
J. eibly situated Housa and Lot on MARYLAND ave.
hue, between 4H and 9Th streets wrst.-By virtue
Of deed Of trus, bearing date on the day OF Feb
ruary, le53 and recorded in Lber J. A. b No -
fOOs S3, &C. the suosc riber will sell at pnlc sale
on THURSDAY, the 3ot day OF May, 1855 al 5l%
O'Clock, ~, on the premises, all that piece or par
Gel OF ground lying and being stuute in the city OF
Washington, and known and distinguished a. Lot
@, in the subdivision Of Lots Nos Z {, g. TO- and II
in square No. 492. fronting % feet inches on Ma
Lyland avenue, between AZ aud 9Th streets west,
.It running back TO 4 20 feet alley, with the build
iBgs and improvements, which consist Ofa well and
substantially built two story and attic brick dwen
house, with two story frame bach building aud ne
cessary Outbuildings.
The above property is situated in a healthy and
desirable LOCATION, and rapidly enhancing iu value
aud offers favorable opportunity TO persons desi
rous Of obtaining convenient and comfortable res
idence, or making an invefment.
The terms Of the sale will be- one-haIC cash and
the balance in 6, II, and iS months for notes bear
ing interest from day Of sale, secured by deed OF
trust on the property.
If the terms of sale are not compIiei with in al,
days after the saie, the property will be resod ai
the risk and expense Of the purchaser upon one
weeks notice.
All conyeyancing at cost OF purchaser.
Title indisputable.
CHAS. y. WALLACH Tus,ee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
May e-eO&ds Auctoneer.
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ORNAMENTAL JUpGEs.-Q-

ORNAMENTAL JUDGEs.-Q- was
elected ''side Judge" in one Of the county
courts in Vermont. He was not very
well verSed lin legal lore" so he called
on friend of his who had served as side
Judge to make some inquiries concerning
the duties of the Office. To his interrog-
atorieS his answer was: Sir, 7 have
filled this important AMI honorable Office
several years, but have never been CON-
suited with regard to but one question.
On the last day Of the spring term, 1884,,
the judge, after listening to three or four
windy pleas of an hours length each,
turned to me and whispered, C
amt this seat made out of rather hard
wood g and told him rather thought
it was.'"
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By J. G. MCGUIRE. Auesionssr,

T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE AND eli.i
Il bly, situated House and Lo; on 9th street west
between and F streets north BY virtue O. a deed
OF trust, bearing dare the 10Th day of February
1853, ali reco ded IN Liber J. A. g., No 81 foli0s
64, &c the subscriber will sell at public sale. on
MONDAY, the 18th day of May, 1859, at 5k o'cik
p. m on the premises. Lot No 4, in Square No
4So, fronting "a feet IN Inches 9th street ives:
between and streets north. by SO feet inches
deop with the buildings and Improvements, consist
ing OF four story brick dwelling house, with back
building, built of the best material and in the best
manner, and very cOmmOdOus, with all the modern
Improvements, and in all respects Of the mos,
desirable houses in Washington, and but recently
built, and well known the properly OF Peter Rev
ncr The property is situated in one OF the health
lest and most desirable paris Ofthe city, and offers 10
persons seeking IesIdence investment an oppOr
tunily seldom occurring.
The terms Of sale will be Ohc-half cash. and the
balance in o, II, ls, and "a months for notes bear
Ing interest from day OF shle secured by deed in
trust udop the property. II ths terms Of sale are not
complied with in six days after the sale the property
will be resOld, upon one weeks notice. at the risk
and expense Of the purchaser al eonveyauciag at
the SIpsnse OF the pure haser I
CHts. e. WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS, e.. Mcguire,
ap 2c-3IswSds hueuonssr
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OAn old man, well known in Chica-
go, having it in his head to marry q
young wife, bestowed upon her several
hur dred dollars worth of gifts. Chang
ing his mind, after taking out the licence.
he wanted them back, but the damsei
held on to them. Nothing daunted, he
had her arrested for obtaining goods
under false pretences. Not being sbls
to make that hold, he replevied the srti-
cles. The fair one, with considerable
spirit was preparing to regain possession.
The matter creates some gossip.
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DENTISTRY.

ID b. DONALDSON, Dentist, late Of rh e fsrn OF
III. Hunt Donaldson, continues TO .snpA
manufacture and insert those beautiful
porcelain teeth, with without gums, +Nf1yr
tor specimens OF winch (made aud de-
posted by the late firm) was awarded the first
premium al the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently
held in this city
These teeth are carved and shaded 20 suit each
particular ease, and their resemblance 20 the nsIu
raj organs Is perfect to deceive the most prac
Used eye.
Particular attention also paid 10 filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate and all operations warranted.
Once southwest corner Seventh and ID s,s.-en-
trance On ID. mar 2l-6m
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NEW AND OLD PIANOS.

Nj have Row in store the largest assortment OF
w PLANES ever Offere. ia this city, from Hal
lei, Davis b Co, Bacon & Raven, and Kuabe,
Gashle & Co.'s celebrated manufactures. These
Pianos we guarantee, and sell upon yeIy easy terms
Also, new Pi mo used only a few months, which
We offer at the low price OF $2O0 cash a second
hand Piano, by Andre Stien, fr SIS.
a very fine second hand Chickering Piano for
sale cI rent at q bargain.
Ola Pianos taken la exchange for new.
Always on hand, Stools, Covers, Violins, Guitars,
Flutes, AccordeOns, Music, &c. &c.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
500 Pennsylvania avenue,
may 10 bet. 9th and 10Th streets
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FISCHER'S BAND FULLY ORGAN

HAVING how completed all my "rraDgemenls
III for first rate BHa5S and COTiILON
BAND, am again al the service Of tie public TO
attend Excursion Parties, Exhibit ons, parades, Pic
Mics, Balls, and Serenades. All those in favor of
citzen's band are respectfully invited TO encourage
our en- eTpriSe, here i'll Wellington City.
FISCHER, Leader.
s.--Ths Band, under my direction, l. regularly
uniformed, and from prlctce over twenty years /
can give satisfaction 20 every one.
Residence, Pa. avenue, north side, bet. 9Th and
10 n streets first door west of Iron HALL
Orders left with MessIs IIllhus & Htz punctuay
attended to. may l4--Iuia
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U"Ma," said a sprightly boy. +,

O"Ma," said sprighty boy, who
wanted more liberty than his careful
aother thoughtit quite safe to allow him,
why don't you let ne 60 up street with
out always asking leave? George don't
ask leave of his mother when he wants
to go. He goes just where he has amind
to. Why don't she forbid him as well
as you me!" Because" said q little
sunny-face brother of six, leaning upon
his mothers lap, "because they don't
attend family prayer down 10 his house."
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NEW POLKA.

'ErHE CHEVY CHASE POLKA, composed for
Il and Dedicated Il Mrs Sally d. Bradley, by j..
d. Eesaders, Esq., OF this city, whose compositions
The nsr,ls OF the piece are such as viii introduce
among all lovers u nusie. -.
PdcU . cenls. ...
Just psta'aned nnd for sale by
as nILBUS b HIfZ.
The Presidents Mounted Guard QuIck kstep, cOm-
pjsei oy tie accomplished Pianist Mfr. Robert Ha
Ter, viii appear IN a lew days, may u
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may l5--eo&ds
Ry g: w: BO9ELER, Auetionssr.

Ry @. w. BO1 ELER, Auetionssr.
4 RUSTEE'S SALE OF two small FRAME
Houses on the Island On MONDAY, the
18th OF aay, instant, by virtue of a deed of trust
bearing date the l7h Of November 1854, and record
ed in Liber ~ A 50 No. 81, ioiO5 3l9 32O &C.,
one Of The land records of Washington county, Dis
trct OF Columbia, the subscriber will SELL at public
auction, in frrPt of the premises
Part oi Lot IL, in Square No. 5S5, on which are
erected iwo small frame houses, fronting on SOulh
Z street.
Terms OF sac: ORe-fourih in hand, and the re-
maindeT n2, and months, with interest, secured
by deed Of trust.
All conveyaucing nj cast NJ purchaser.
Either or both Oi the EDHsec can be had at private
sale by application % g. L. Smith, Esq at the CITY
Hall. JAS q. MhUPIN, Trustee.
Z. w. BOTELER.
may leo Auctianeer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-28
s. p. HOOVER'S
fR0N HALL BOOT. sH0R, AND TRUNK
ESTSBLISMErT

TUST received large assortment OF Boots, Shoe:
O and Trunks, perhaps the largest stock in hi;
city. from which 10 make selection.
Ladies Slippers, so 10 IS cents
Do Gaiters, IS 10 81 20
Gents French P. Leather and Calf Pumps
Do do do Walking Shoes
Boys, Misses and ChiIdren's Shoes in every Va
rety and style, " hich will sell at the lowest prices
3. p HOOVER,
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe and Trunk EsIabmt,
Pa avenue, beiw. 9Th and 10Th streets.
may lo-S&W6t