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MANTEL,8.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE
Manufactured from Slate stone, by the
west Castleten Slate Coop VI.
THESE MANTELS ARE ENAMELLED IN
II Imitation Of the richest and most expensive
EGYPTIAN, LISBON, WEIRD ANTIQUE,
PORPHYRf, PYRENEES, BHOCATELIA,
AGATE, SPANISH galway, and other rare
and desirable MARBLES The limitations are
SO perfect that they challenged the closest scrutiny
They are so highly polished that they retain their
beauty mu longer than marble are not injurt
by smoke, coal gas, or acids, and can be sold
much cheaper than any others In market frice
ranging from Sl25 70 S12
Architects, builders and others are Invited to
call and examine samples at No. 5l2 Seventh
street, doors below Odd Fellows Hall, up
stairs. T. nj HANSON,
sc l2-1y Agent
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STOVES: sTOvEs!: S-OyEs!!!

SXOSES. STOtES:. bTOtES...
IN ADDITION TO OUR VERY LARGE
Il stock OF Stoves for Parlors, Dining Rooms Il
Chambers, Kitchens, Halls, Stores, Sa- @1I
looms, &c we are now daily receiving sup ~
plies Of the best and most approved reoentSE
Introduction.
Our" NEw PARLoR HEArIRn is very superior
article, and, like the La,rObe and Feinour, is in
tended to be get in the fire. place, warming the
ROOMS above well ss the room In which II is
placed, is highly ornamented, and Of such capa-
city to ensure success; it needs but to be seen
to convince any one of its superiority over all
others OF the ind, and that there need be no risk
II the purchaser, we will warrant IT in all cases
"NKw RADIATOR. This is an entire new
article, dose not take up as much room as the old
style, Is OF greater warming capacity, for ono or
more rooms far more handsome, and cannot fail
20 give satisfaction.
'sLIBBRTy STAR" Cooking tove, (new,) ore
Of the best double oven Cooking Stoves In tie
market castings very heavy, the doors made "a
swing on hinges, and Is In every way the mos
le'fect stove Of the kind we have met With
GMoRNING STARn Cooking Stovc-Th his
though not new stove, Is OF well known good
qualities, as many Of our customers can testify
1t having been introduced by US four years since
Portable Furnaces put up In the best manner a
prices from $26 TO Sl25
Persons wishing to purchase VIII find our as
soriment Of stoves as varied and complete is Il
&c found in this city
Stoves delivered to any Fart Of the city CT
Georgetown, and Put up free Of charge.
Great induce ment offered for cash.
Call and examine our stock before you purchase
elsewhere W. ii. NARROWER,
Seventh street, doors north Of Penn ave-,
Sc 1857 opposite Pathetic Bank.
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rHiRTY.F We THOUSAND DOLLARS

mo- & Il. H. GALLAHER, TODD,S MAR
- be Building, adjoining Browns II otel, have
Dollars Of Six per cent, COUPON BONDS, ST.
cured by mortgages upon real estate worth double
the amount Of said bonds, and interest payable
semi annually at the Bank Of the Valley, Win
chester, Virginia, or at the Bank OF Metropolis,
Washington, d c.
These bonds afford .fe aud judiclous invest
menf. and, whilst they quite rs safe as CoIpo-
ration stock, can be had for less money, yet pay
Ing the same amount Of interest.
III The bonds are each Five Hundred Dol
ars. eeo-H
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AUCTION BALES
THIS AFTERNOON AND tn wop,,,

BY Wall, BARNARD & CO, Auet,on..,--
pEREMPrOkE SALE OF VAI.Ua9.s.;
II Buld1ns Lets at Public Auction> N.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 10Th in.,,ni
we will sell, In front Of the premises at o'oioc
Los numbered D, D, and 2, In subdivision o.
Square 2S1, on the cosaer Of M and 18Th street.
aortn, fronting ~ feet inches on M street, ran.
Aing back 120 feet on 18Th street to a wide alley
or these lots are valusble and must be sold and
dssi,, ie inducements to persons In want OF q
mart of ~ location. and In rapidly improving
Pei. VI ue city; Title indisputable
iioerai and made known at sale
seos WALL, BARNARD CO,
Auctioneers
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A CARD.

WE HAVE THE PLEASURE TO AN
noHnce to our friends and the public a.
that we have Just received our fall STOCK of>
CLOTHS, CAS1MERES, and VEST M
NUS or the very best French. American, III
ana English manufacture, TO which we respect-
fully ask 10 call their attention
Visitors and strangers in the CITY can have their
o'ders nlied By us al the very shortest notice. 1T
iat prices and In styles equal at least to any e.
Enlistment in the CITY
GRUBB LOZANO, Merchant Tailors
elm aQ3 sth 81 near pe,n ay.nu.
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Financial

NEW YORK, Sept. Is Stocks are lower
chicago and Rock Island 81; Cumberland
Coal Co. lS3; Illinois Central bonds 95; Michi-
gan southern Gil; New York Central 86E; Pa
Coal Co. 95g; Reading Sol; Virginia 6's 92l.
Sterling exchange is active at 1929.
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BY A. GREEN, Auct,onee,
W EHOkD AMI kIrc 49,

Bv A. GREEN, Auct,ones,
H'USEHULD AND KITCSEG
-, lure At Auction--On TBITRSnaV az
s ttn instant, shall sell. at No 322 C. beiweer
V,n ana tn streets, Immediately In th w -
Browns hotel. at 10 O'Clock a m u. n .ne rear 81
inent OF Furniture, viz: - S"od assort-
Maahogany Sofa, sideboard, Bureaus. ,,a T,,,.
r Mhspie beosteads. Bedding, Mattresses ''ieS
Mas, Wdsh ana "oTkstands, BARRIERS, Cbs,-x
WIN large lot Of Kitchen Requisites W.
.eis9, A. GREEN
huctIunecr
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By JAS g. mc6 JlRE, Auc:foneer
NEW AND WgEL-kEFT HOuSEH0ln
l furniture at Auctisn.-By virtue Of a
deed 81 trust, duly executed and recorded the
subscriber will sell at public sale, on TU ESSAY
MOHNiNG, September I'D, at 10 O'Clock, at IL e
Webster House." on ID street, between 5th and
9th reefs, adjoining the Unitarian Church, a
general assortment Of new and " ell kept II ouSe-
hold and Kitchen Furniture, con.i stn in part of
Walnut hair spring seat French Divans
Do rarior Chairs, Rockers
Narhle-tOp Tables, gilt frame Mirrors
Brussels, three ply, and ingram Carpet
Oiicloth, Mating, Rugs, Stair Carpet
Curtains, Window Shades, Cornice &c
Cane and sTood-seat Chairs, Lounges
Walnut extension Dining Tables
Mahogany Writing Desk, Chairs
Mantel Ornaments, Vaces
Cottage Chamber Sets
Bureaus, Wardrobe, Was stands
fe,tfer Be3s, hair and husk Mattresses
Looking Classes, Clock, Tables
Excellent f,igeTator and Cooking Stove
toSether with gene al assortment OF hon O.
hold and kitchen furniture not necessary 10 emu
merate - - ~
FERNS 225 and under, cash over that sum 4
credt' 81 80, co. and so days for satisfactorily en-
corscd notes bearing interest
GLASS. WALLACE, Trustee
SC l3-eo }. T.. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
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NOTICE.

EEN. WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
" LEE JONES have removed their once 60
No. sos, l. sttet, between ID and 4th streets.
Charles Lee Jones will practice In the Supreme
Court Of tie United States and all other courts
held In the District Of Columbia. Gen. waiter
Johes, though mostly retired from general prac-
tlce, will unite with him and do his best 10 aa-
vance the success Of clients by written ststenens
and arguments, and by all ether neeoiai anu
nroper eyertioos V9-jh
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New Orleans Karkets

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Is Cotton is steady
and unchanged; sales to-day of 1000 bslef.
Mess Pork sold for S2l per barrel Lard in
tIerces l3.c per 10. Sterling Exchange 1925.
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IUNCV rEMALE PILLS.-The combination of Ingredl-
IN tne Pis are perfectly harmless efficacy and
merits are passed extensive practice thirty
years sud, where the directions strictly
Iowen they have failed correct all Irregularities
reeve painful and dcult (parcusrIJ at
tne chsnse OF ie They Will the Whites
al constructions arising from cold, exposure
snd may be used successfully a Gall upon
the agent, and get Circular for particulars free.
Prtce box with full directions and
retail by CaAS. STOTT Druggist Pennsyivania avenue,
SAMUEL WAITE, b2s Seventh street. Washington, D. c.;
snd ~ D. T. CISSEL, Georgetown to whom all
De sent and the Pills will be sent confdeutaIIy by mat: to
ladies " no enclose them dollar
N BSee signature the box; 30 u fs for
gerry. "A a-u
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manufacturing superior articles in the way of Sterling
onrhh WARE, viz; Forks Spoons, 6obets, CUPS &c,
cannot De exec led In this section of country Aso
ior sse every variety of fine Watches
Makers and complete assortment of Gold Jewery.
fine Watch repairing every description done in the
manner ty experienced and competent workmen and
antied to give faction '
NO. sso "a avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
-, a. Sign of the Large Spread Eagle,
Ue-r II. o. HOOD
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GALE OF GAND.-BY VIRTUE OF AU-
- 'hority vested In ire will SELL on the premi
ses, in Alexandra county, Va at auction =,
O'Clock on THURSDAY, September 25th, a
valuable Let Of acres Of land, part I'm wood ard
part cleared, and is remarkably well adapted a.
gardening purposes. 1t is joined by the farms o,
Mrs Hamilton, X. Cuit, and Rev. A. Rays,
about u mile from Georgetown There are two
excellent springs OF water and comfortable log
house on the premises, which are enclosed by a
fiue fence
Pe'aons wishing 10 purchase may get any lDfor
nation In regard 10 the place tycalling on obert
Bail, ST., near Balls Cross Roads, or on the
subscriber at SIS G street, near 3D.
Terms Of sale: 8. 90 rash; the balance In three
equal payments Of 6, II, ard Is months deed
given and deed Of trust taken TO secure the paw
ments. ROBERT BALL, Jr.
sc ll-eotS% Executor Of VIM Ball decd
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GHnn REWARD.-RANA AWAY FROM

GOO0 KEWAKD.-KANA AWAY FKOAl
pZOO the subscriber, living near Upper ~
Marlboro, Prince Georges county Md xS
NEGRO MAN LEN, who calls himself IN
LEN HARROD; he is dark mulatto, ~.
about thirty years Of age, five feet seven inch
es high he has scar on the right knee caused
by Cut; half OF his head shaved, and very grum
when spoken to.
will give the above reward II caught out Of the
State Of MARYLAND or District Of Columbia, or one
hundred dollars II caught In the State Of Mary
land or District OF Columbia, and secured in Jail
or brought home 80 that can get him again.
an 9S.tf T. Is BEALL.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM TEX ASSOCIATED PRESS
BY HOUSE PRINTING rEI.raa.pu
Later From Kansas.

1o,h i a, Sept. I5-Ksnsas dates OF th.
besn sa, that the Free State prisoners nad
oeen released on bail ~
co 1Uvsr1er Geary had issued a proclaim alton
Col F ns all armed bands to disperse.
Gen Sn;.L band had been taken before
Cant ;or arresting an officer Of the army
party NJ tba;pres company had captured a
sn a Tort capable of holdiog 1900 men 6as beer
A Jubilee was held at Lawrepc. IN N. Io,h
TO celebrate the retease OK the Free Ststa n.n
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Political.

NV YORK, Sept l6.-The Herald saw,
that IL has received a communicating from ~
Northern American National COMMITTEES. DE-.
ciaring that the letter Of Gov. johnson de-
Ginning the nomination for Vice President was
surreptitiously obtained. Also, that the Com.
mlttee had requested a Withdrawal of the
letter and Gov. j. wrote a reply withdrawing
his deciension for the present.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABIE LOT NEAR The PArENr
v Office a Prthl - IN N "

,o., Office at Public sale.-Ou FRIDAY The
tOon at o,c 'ocf, or immediately after
proceed to sell pant Of Lot S, In square asa 'front.'
Ing about 70 feet on the north side O. g .,,e.,,
VILE depth OF l27 feet, more or less and nan II
feet by 100 depth. " a'oU' q
Terms: One fifth cash balance in 9, y. IL.
ana - months, the notes for the deferred nav
property. GpEEM inc
sc 15-d
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EXTRA NOTICE.

TTR. w. FL. PALMER'S PIANOFORTE
w CLASSES The Pupils already registered
are requested TO meet on SATURDAY AFTER
NOOlSi, between and O'Clock, al the
N,c Rooms Of the Academy of Music,
above Farhams Book Store, Perm avenue en-
trance on 18th street.
IL few Pupils can be received upon eaily
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TO PRIMERS.

A LOT OF PRINTING MATERIALS
"a will be sold at private sale, consisting Of
Plea, Long Primer, BREWER, and Nonpareil, and
some founts OF Jobbing Type. Also, Sands,
Imposing Stone, Composing Sticks, Bass Sal
leys: Chases, and articles generally belonging TO
printing once. Apply TO
LANsDALE & KIRKWOOD,
Sc 11-eo3t& 5Ia Seventh street
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STRAYED FROM TIE RESIDENCE
y Of the advertiser, on Monday last, the @ O
9Th instant, SETTER PUP, about five ~
months old, liver color, and had on aA4
double chain collar suitable reward will be
paid to any one who will return said dog to No. 6
Louisiana avenue. Sc l2-1w
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Great Destruction of Grain, &c By Fire

eHicAeo: Sept. Is - Three grain ware.
houses on Il" ater street, owned by s. B. Pom
cray, deosgc w. Dale, and Charles Wood 4.
we mo6 ndn were burned yesterday, together with
s s,o ooo ousneis Of Grain The total loss b
sloo,ooo' with partial Insurance.
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IL Pref. Deerath,s or,,,,., Electric

OlL-for rheumatism Neuralgia Pains Deafness kc &c,
this Oil acts at once-one bottles win cure The
often. ~
MIS- morrison, Brown street. above Fourth street
cured Of Rheumatism bottle MS C,n. rs
nut street cured Of Rhsnmatism Neuralgia BY
ues 1coIse boyer ESQ 500 North street, cured
OF Bunons and Fson by two bottles W. J. Cecil Esq IL
.en street. end Of fingers of cured by bot.
ues anu MI this entire paper with certificates of
cur up by Depot the genuine Electric
oh' ~ south Eighth street. below Chestnut
-. PROFESSOR CHAs. DEGRATH.
Toe ootGes Ten Times cheapest. Sold by HANOI
SCHWARTZ, Washington .s.iaIv
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lux SALE.-Sl200 THE SQUARE North
= OF square s55, containing IL ,3G0feet, improved
6X neat two-sto.y Frame House, with rooms
Lneie are number Of Young and thrifty fruit
trees, vines, and a variety Of choice roses End
o,her Mowers in the ground Terms-one- alt
cash remainder In months. Inquire on the
premises, near Kendall Green, corner Of NJ street
15-atN ~ L 49,
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BY WALL, BARNARD It co. ,Auctionee-s
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTsoN TIL

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTSON THE
island Mt Public kuction.-On MONDAY
AFTERNOON, September 22d, at S O'Clock, we
No a a, corner CT eth and Il streets south Tts
front.
This IS beautiful Lot, and in good location
over looking the river with most extensive view
of virginia, md the river below Alexandria Tie
location Is dry aud healthy as any south Of the
Avenue. These lots are valuable and offer favor
able inducements 70 purchasers
Title indisputable
Terms: CLe-fsurth cash the residue in 6, 10.
and is months, with notes bearing interest Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property.
Sale positive
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
sc lots Auctioneers
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ROOMS FOR RENT.-TWO ROOMSOVER
~ my store suit2 bic for an office Of almost apv
KIND, Will he rented low 10 permanent tenant.
POSSESSION given immediately. L.. r. CLARK,
norm SIDE, rem. avenue, between 18th and 18th
eHOtto l"-H
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Is pursauNe operation Rhabarb Ia moderate When
th, eheeoled or the bowels relaxed at the
es gentle cathsrtc Ia requi ed Khubarb as gene al
rule preferable others Hence it, u,e In at
ssaaed VIII constipation In diarrhea where pursng
IN chronic dysebery, aud In almost all typhous dis
eases where local matter has in the
mulation.-Wood aud BacLe " f
Seia Gy N CALLAN and z. D. GILMAN, Washington;
DnoWN, fniladelphta. ll-tr
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EOR RENT-h FURNISHED COUNTRY
Il Dwelling, with lawn, orchard, garden, aud
stables-5 rooms on first hoor-hot and cold baths
highly romantic and healthy situation, miles
from Washington In Prince Georges, Md Re
fer to SweenY, Rittenhouse, FAINT d Co, and I'D
itor Of the Star. Possession given at any time at
ter the 18th October eu25-1m
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LUX RENT.-THE SECOND AND THIRD
Story OF the building over John Alexandcr's
establishment. Also, a lot Of ground on the
corner OF 10th and streets. For particulars In.
quifc Of J. ALEXANDER
sc 11-1v IuteD
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CCHOOL BOOKS OF VARIOUS KINDS
- used in the DISCREET, for sale at the lowest pa
ces In every case. ,.vras
ssS ST. FkASoA sAiH
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PICKLEs! PICILEsI!

A FRESH LOT OF ASSORTED PICKLES
n In Jars Of pints, quarts, half gallons and gal
Ions Also, Cucumbers put up In pure cider
vinegar, spiced and ready for table use, for sale
by the hundred KING & BURCHELL,
corner Vermont avenue and 18th street, near
saI3 Jackson 8 Statue
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uaDamE MOUNTS

MADAME MoUSIp
CONsU TON DESTROf x:
yTyHIs INVALUABLE REMEDY CAN BE
l. had at No. $50 street, between Eleventh
S anu or zth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Referenoss: Rev. Mr. Phelps and Rev Mr..
Regiser. Foundry church and certificate from
the III v u Hanson. au T.lmS
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l.. }. MIDDLETON,
De A L E 3 N &c Z,
O.ses and Dspet-Southwest corner Of aAA
Twelfth streets. tfeb TIT
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For Sale and Rent,

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
i PROPERTY "A very handsome Farm
above Fairfax Court House, Virginia, convenient
10 Inc orange and Alexandria, and the Manassas
zap railroads, containing 200 acres, about so
acres OF which is in very fine timber. The whole
Is wen watered. well fenced and well improved.
a portion OF 1t Is fine meadow land the remain
ueI Is wen adapted to wheat, corn &c. For
terms, apply to w. A. HARRIS, No $40 J.. near
iotn street, Washington. or A. MOSS, ESQ
dHIdA COuTt House I6,eretk
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ENOR RENT.-ONE OF THE TWO NEW
l. three-story Brick Tenements on 9TH street. on
rosite Centre Market space. There Is not better
location in the city for market restaurant.
se92W X. Ill. LASKEY. No Is La Avenue
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TOR SALE.-A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA
D. county Va, distant three miles from the
Georgetown Ferry, containing S5x acres in The
home tract. also wood 10: Of 40 acres whic VIII
m snts consist Of good Dwelling Barn, Stable,
Dairy, and Corn house. TIE probability that
Congress will erect bridge at the Three Sisters,
or the hqufduct, will render the property vaIua-
BIZ. plot ofthe farm can be seen 1T the IF &c of
Ie undersigned, RICHARD JACKSON, No
I5l BIidge street. GeOrrn,nwn GO 10 ~
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NOR RENT.-FURNISHED OR UNFURN
4 ed, house situated on the north side of Penn
avenue In the central part Of the city, containing
In all fifteen rooms, which are comfortably fnrne
tshed gas fixtures through the house VIII be
rented 10 careful aud responsible tenant II ap-
piled for soon; or the rooms wi he rented sep
arately. Board can be obtained in the Immediate
neighborhood. A servant will be left to attend,
and take charge Of the room, IL required Apply
at this office. sc IO-Im
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CONE, why will you suffer all the ills If bed
bugs, cockroaches, moths, ants, and every
other species OF insects when Lyon's Magnetic
Powder will surely rid your house of all su 81
pestilenee For sale at ShiIIiny.on's Book
selling and Stationery Establishment, Oteon
Building, corner Four-ani-a-half street and
Penn ayeQue. TT.
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Bv JAS g. Mc6 JlRE, Auc:ioneer
NEW AND tVELL-kEFT HOUSEHOrn

Executors CT WIN. Easily, deceased.
Sc II JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-08

INCREASE or AGRICULTURE IN IkELASD.-Re.
turns have been issued of the live stock inIreland
in the year 1855, and of the extent of land in sta.
tute acres under crops for each county and pro.
vince The total value of the live stock in Ireland
in each of the years 1852, 1853 1854 and 1855 cal
culated according to the rates assumed by the cen
commissioners of 16il viz: for horses, SO each;
cattle, Sc los; sheep 22s.; and pigs 25s. each,
shows an increase in value from 1852 to 1866, in
horse of a2t3, 5s4; cattle, 43,000.69; sheep, 81,
0a2, ISL; pigs, matchmaking total increase of
a4,453,59l The ipcrease in numbers in 1853 over
1852 was-n horses 80 44s; cattle, 46l ,549; sheep
9s4, 52s; pigs, 10l, 500 The total increase in the
extent of land under crops in 1856 over 1854 is
l12 S2 statute acres. In 1855 there were of acres
under wheat crop in Ireland, 1850 being an in.
crease over the previous year of 34,225 acres OF
oats p III, 955, being increase of ~ 657; of bar
ley, bere, rye, &c, 267 sos being q decrease of
70 seq: potatoes, 93l ,529, being decrease of l3;
turnips 366 497, being increase of 81 327 other
green crops, 95 094, being decrease of 1858. The
total number OF acres under cereal crops was in
1885, s3l ,929; in 1854, 743 1856. showing an in
crease last year of 81 293 acres
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sPUCTAL NOTICES.

- Res1sfraejen Of Letters.slmp0rt.9fs
~. Retaliation Union says the regulation snd N
~ an az the act of March Sd. 1855, providinr for
~. RESERVATION OF Valuable letters sre ~ orecson
s1e pn.,,n sster General modified % follows VIZ;
=. d much OF sections e. s. and Of these resn.a-
tions Ar requires that packages vi fess'oo"
hall be sealed 10 hereby revoked. ,..;,;n. q, bs
al All registered letters are, oeiolo ~: ~
yrbered on the upper left hand corner; .nei1 nv
bers 10 correspond with those on tue 'e''e' oi' i
which they are entered. of reai,tsYed
"A Each registered letter or package on
,.tt-rs will be enclosed wrapper IN tne usue,
mannrr and If there be package OF unIegis'eiea ~
letters 10 he sent by the same mall the pacAass o.
re,;,tsred letters will be place. IN such
ont heinz tied and the whos Will lnen DC naIeI9.y
tied into one package. addressed 10 ths oce o.
dsstineon. and placed in its appropriate eag a. the
when that bag is 70 be finally oekea and sc nI
f the ofsc. If no unre sisterad letters are 10 De
.ent nv that mail the package Of registered letters y
10 be lied and forwarded in the same manner
being sealed. ,.,, Ill, h. sn.lo.sd In a
.an.r.t snvsIope addressed to the postmaster, q,
not rsonired and will be forwarded by the usual
route az an unre gistered letter. a..
5tb The numbers given to registered ieltes =. .io
Office of mailing are not to be changed IN the sccoIh
or letter bills of distributing Offices through winch
they may pass. ia, ,ha ,,os,
9Th Postmasters required 10 see tnat tno I.'.
mark of each registered letter twhether written o.
stanped) il clear and distinct 10 tnet tne paeo oHu
date of mailing can be readily determined