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SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC-
~ commodated with board In private family
by calling at Mrs. BOSWELL'S, No. $50 Sixth
street, between and H. Terms 80 50 per week.
ap4-1wk
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TWO vE8ETABLE STALLS IN THE
u Centre Market at Auction.-On SAT-
UkDAf, the 18th Instant shall sell Vegetable
stalls IN the Centre Market, situated between the
TWO markets, In the first aisle next to the eastern
MAJ 1et; the nag will designate the stalls.
Saie 10 take place at IL O'Clock a IN
.In s &c cash. GREEN, Auct.
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A POLIO HALL! APOLLO HALL,-FOR
"A sale or lease, the lot on which the Apollo
Hall formerly stood, fronting 4s feet inches on
Pennsylvania Avenue, south side opposite the
National Theatre, by depth Of SIS feet This lot
Is generally considered about the best vacant lot
on Pennsylvania Avenue for safe investment
Terms-one-third cash, the balance in one, two,
and three years Apply at No. 1874, G street, or Of
&c DYER, Esq ;, Pennsyl' ania Avenue, between
18th l. 18th streets, north side I'D 10 cow
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WA D-BY TIE ADVERTISER. A
w Situation where he can make himself use
full. Address SD So Box No. aplO-lt*
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NOR RENT.-THE LARGE HOUSE, CON-
Il pletely furnished, situated on the corner Of
Pa. avenue aud he Presidents Square Posses
sion given immed lately. Enquire on the pre- m
Uses, No. 224 Pa avenue. ap ST
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WANTS..

A GOOD SERVANT GIRL, ACCUSTOMED
IA to nursing, may find employment by calling
at second door from the corner Of eth street. on
n Union Row an 10 II
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TIOUSE FOR RENT-ON TWELFTH
III STREET, between 6 and n, No. AS. with gas
and water conveniences. Apply at the House
Furnishing Store Of N. NJ. Mc6REGOR, Seventh
street. aP 5-eo3t
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pOAR DING.-ROOMS FURNISHED OR
- unfurnished, with or without board, can be
obtained by early application at No sol 18th St
between and streets, opposite the War De-
partmslt Two offices also for rent
an5-Iuk
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TOR RENT -ANkWTwO STORY BRICK
IL house on the corner Of N and 4th street north.
containing six good rooms. Ore Of the rooms is
adapted for store, and is already fitted up. The
location Is salubrious and healthy, and good
chance TOT business. Enquire at $50, Eighth
street, north, near corner Of L.
MRS. MARTHA WILLIAMS
1Q-eo3f&
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GO TO THE COUNTRY
w strong and healthy white woman to do
the cooking AMI assist in the general Homework
Of small fan lily. Apply 10 MILES KELLEY,
$50 New Jersey avenue, near Car Office.
an @ 3t#
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BOARDING,

BOARDING ONE LARGE ROOM, hand
ID somely furnished, on the first floor, and one
large front room in the second story furnished or
unfinished, with or without board Also, two
single rooms for gentlemen Table boarders can
be accommodated on reasonable terms. A large
yard is attached to the house, making 1t desira-
be for family with children. Apply to a6S 10th
street, between ID and e, east side. ap 9-2w*
ARDING-ROOMS FURNISHED OR
- unfurnished with or without board, can be
obtained by early application at No. sol 18th st
between and q streets, opposite the War De-
partmsat Two offices also for rent
ap5-1w*
SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC-
~ cOmmodated with board In private family
by calling at Mrs. BOSWELL'S, No. 3e8 Sixth
street, between and H. Terms 80 SO per week.
ap4-1wK
BOARD, &c.-MRs. BATES, ON THE g. w.
~ corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-H
HARRISON's CELEBRATED CREAM
Il OF BEAUTY, for identifying the complex.
Ion; BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS,
&c for sale by FORD BRO.
aps-lw
IOrATOES! POTATOESM
1OO BARRELS PRIME MERCER POTA-
lOO TOES now landing and for sale by
HARTLEY BRO,
ap 4-1w 101 Water street, Georgetown.
MORsE's INvIaORAriNG CORDIAL.
w SANFORD'S Do Do
LU v6i CORDIAL, For sale BY uuo
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE, Shall
ienoergers celebrated ever and Ague Pills,
Rnodes Fever and Ague Cure, " India Cholla-
gogue, -" "TraPper's Oregon Ague Powders" for
sale Dy FORD L BRO.
ap4-1w
rLEAVEK's PRIZE MEDAL, HONEY
~ Soap, Lows Old Brown Windsor Soap, Sha-
Gus, Balm Of a Thousand Flowers
mar IL G. FRANCIS 400 Seventb st
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA
- Townsend's do
Bulls do
Roses do
apl-1w For sale by FORD BRO
BARGAINS AT ELLIs'S; The is selling
- out, ap2-d
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WANTED.-A WHEELWRIGHT. Apply
w at 266 Virginia avenue, be.wee N and Sd
streets. ap 8 3t#
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NOR SALE OR RENT "A SNAIL FARM,
IL situated near the Old Fields. Prin, George 5
equity, Md, on the stage road from Upper Marl-
boro' to " ashington, only seven miles to Wash
ington. On the place is good Dwelling House,
good fruit, young growing woods, aid the soil
easily improved. For particulars inquire On d
St between 9th and 7th, No. 42i. ap4 -1m*
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MARBLE WORN.
Selling Off without Regard to Cost.

MARBLE WORK.
Selling Off without Regard to Cost.
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO ADD
Il steam power to his business, offers for sale
his entire stock, consisting OF American and ltal-
ian MARBLE MO NJ nj ENTS, TOMRS
HEAD-STONE SLABS, STATUARY, VEIN
ITALIAN aud EGYPTIAN MARBLE MAN
Tells, Of the newest style, and executed In the
best manntr, at prices that cannot fail 20 please
Persons are earnestly invited TO call and examine
his work.
The house, with large hack building, will be
for rent as soon as the stock is sold
ALEX. RUTHERFORD,
Marble Yard, Pennsylvania avenue,
api-lw opposite National Theatre.
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By-A GREEN, Auctioneer
HANDSO NEW THREE.STORY
l. Frame n use and OF on Massa chusetts
avenue, at Auction.-On MONDAY, the 1ith
instant, we st all SELL at O'Clock p. m in front
Of the premises, parts Of Los Nos 9 and IL, in
square south square No 562, fronting on Mas
sachusetts avenue, between I'd and Sd SITS west,
running back to north II street, with the improve
ments which are a new three story frame house,
containing seven conveniently arranged rooms.
Title indisputable.
Terms One third cash balance in and ~
months for notes bearing interest from the day of
the sale
A deed given and deed Of trust taken
ap Sd A. GREEN, Auct.
Ry JAS C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
GALE BY ORDER OF THE OR PHAN'S
~ Court Of the stock Of Jewelry. silver and
silver plated Ware, Glass Cases, Store
Fixtures, and Eeols of the late r. o bert Key.
wOrth.-On TUESDAY MORNING, April Is,
commenciny at 10 O'Clock, and continuing until
the whole is disposed Of, shall sell the Stock,
Fixtures and Tools 10 the establishment OF the
late Robert Keyworth, on Pa avenue near 9th st. +,
comprising
Fine Gold Breastpins, Finger Rings. Ear Rings,
Bracele.s: Studs, Locke.s, Necklaces Keys,
Watches, Seals, &c, ofvarious patterns
Silver-plated Tea Sets, Casters, Baskets, Pitch
efs, Mugs, Walters, Spoons, Forks, La
dies, Coasters, Sugar longs
Silver Boquet Holders, Card Cases, Combs
Second hand gold and silver Watches, Chains
Beads, Clasps, Portemonnaies, Cigar Ca
ses, Portfolios, SpectacLes, Napkin Rings,
Lamfs, Clocks, Lamp Shades Candida
bras, &c.
Two very superior Regulators
Six-plate Glass Counter and Show Cases
Counters, Shelving, Side Cases, Chandeliers, &c.
Sales to commence with the tools, consisting
Of
Complete set Of Dies, Punches and Stamping
Fall
Two plain rolling and three border mills
Lot Of raising Stakes
Head Tools and bottom Stakes
Draw Bench, Vices, Turning Lathe, raising and
planishing Hammers
Together with alarge variety of Bench and other
Tools for the manufacturing Of Silverware
and JewelTy.
Terms S25 and under cash over bat sum
credit Of go and 80 days, for satisfactorily en-
dorSed notes, bearing interest.
By order Of the Administrative:
ap7-d G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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IA small store In the Star Buildings, immedi-
ately adjoining the publication Office OF the Star
As more persons Of all classes In life call daily at
the Star office than any where else In w ashington
except at the city post office, the location will be
capital for carrying on any retail business what
ever. Possession given Immediately. Enquire
at the STAR OFFICE counter an JO-tf
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BY BARNARD d BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
I ARGE STOCK OF NEW AND FASH.
Il ionable Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps,
x xoois' Lasts Lasts, Bsot Trees, Gases, Trunks,
DAY, the 14th instant. at 10 O'Clock a. m, we
will sell, at the Shoe Store on Bridge st, south
side, between High and Congress streets, the en-
Ladies' black, brown and cold Lasting CATERS
Do Morocco and Kid Slippers
DO heeled Caters, Busfins
Do Calf Boots, Walking Shoes, &c
Misses and children's Boots and Shoes
Mems fine French Calf Boots; these are the best
quality; being home made.
Youths and Boys Shoes and Boots
Coarse Shoes and Boots for men and servants
Felt Hats, Caps, good assortment
Trunks Boxes, Gases ard Fixtures
Also, the entire stock Of Tools
Lasts, Trees, Benches, &c.
sale positive, as the present occupant is about
to change his business
Terms liberal and at sale.
The attention Of the trade is invited es the
stock is large and Of the very best and most fash
ionable kind. BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
sp10-d Auctioneers.
ByBARNhRD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown
A DMtN TRATOR'S SALE.-On MON
IA DAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock m.
We will sell, at the residence # the late James
Coyle, deceased, on Bridge street, near Union
Hotel, " entire stock in trade: together with the
Household Furniture.
In part we name
2Canyslls, 2 Wagons
Horse, Cow, Gear, Wheelbarrow
Several tons old Wrought and Cast Iron
Old Cope, Brass, Steel
Crates, Pots, Ovens Tin Ware
Saddles, Harness, Trunks
Umbrellas. Andirons, Stoves
Chairs, Ia lies, Bedsfeads
Beds, Mattresses, Bedding
Bureaus and auction Furniture
Large lot Of Ola Rags
With the greatest variety Of secondhand arti-
cles ever offered
X. CRUIT, Administrator.
Terms at sale.
ape BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts
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nor RENT.--A HANDSOME THREE
Il story frame House 18th street, between
New York avenue and X street north, continuing
nine good and conveniently arranged rooms, with
wide passage. 1t has large cistern in the yard
Apply to NJ. SNYDER & SON, Bankers.
an Att
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nor RENT.-THE DWELLING ON THE
IL corner Of New York avenue and 18th street.
Possession given on the LIST Of April. The loca-
ton is very desirable, being directly on the ON
nibus route, and in the imm, diate neighborhoOd
Of the Presidents House and Government De-
partments To desirable tenant the rent will
be very low. Enquire on the premises Of J. w.
MARIN.
N. B-The premises can he seen at any time
by applyfnp as above mar 17-4w#
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DARE CHANCE-THE UNDERSIGNED
IL offers for sale those beautiful Lots situated
on Sd street. few feet south Of Pa. avenue. Their
situation canno. be excelled for either business
residence sites, and will be sold at great sacii-
dce. Il. g. NARROWER.
Terms A small cash payment, and the bal
ance in 1, 2, 3, and 4 years. Residence, No. 6,
north A street, Capitol Hill. feb 23-H
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fNHE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE Is
now running regularly between L.
Washio gton and Alexandra at tie, Tssssss5sdas
following hours:
Leave Alexandria *, s, 10, u, IN, ~, and 6
O'Clock.
Leave Washington 81, 9, IL, TX, 81, 81, and
O'Clock. ELLIS l.. PRICE, Captain.
mar "a
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Se1@soz1f1fS kOo0 0uSS
ment and attic, large yard and choice fruittrees
at Az west Tenth street an Io-3t#
FoR RENT.-A TWO STORY HOUSE con-
tanning seven rooms, besides the kitchen W tn
gas through the hou'e. Apply at S66. H street,
between 18th and 10Th street ap 10 cost
YNO RENT.-A FURNISHED TWO STORY
4 brick house on 18th street a few doors from
pennsylvania Avenue Possession given the LIST
OF May. Apply at No. 40, Winder's Building.
ap 10-eo3t*
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IARRISON'S CELEBRATED CREAM
L 4 OF BEAUTY, for identifying the complex
Ion; BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS,
&c for sale by FORD BRO.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

IN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYs-FARE,
ALE nHIHR uH IS GE n tkT fMeEs6
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves " ashing-
ton at ard Alexandria at Ok O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat az
O'Clock. coach fare 10 cents
Persons wishing the coaches will leave tbsir
residence with George Thomas Parker
Refreshments on the boat
ap2-n SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain
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FOR 6ALB AND RENT.

TWO ROOMS TO RENT, AT 470 POUR
tesnth street, opposite Willards'.
ap 10-ec3t& .r.E
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NOR SALE.-I WILL SELL AT PRIVATE
Il sale between this and the LIST Of May, my
property, consisting Of two two story Frame
between G and H. Also, two STORY Brick
Houses, situated on 22d street, No: PA aud PIG,
between G and Also two small frame n ouses.
situated on sd street, No: ia and Ito, north OF
v Also, one vacant Lot of Ground On 2ld Get,
between and IL For terms Of sale inquire Of
Mrs. HANNAH MILLSON, on I'D street, be-
tween and II, mar 2Z-lm<
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sIdIU S6d-
son at Hnam WIight's stables, Union IoN
Hotel, GeorgetIwn; at Tenallytown, and a. the
Navy Tad, Washington city (For time and
pedigree see handbills)
This horse took the first premium at Baltimore
last fall, and is the very best road stock in the
country. He is sixteen hands hi h, and Of the
most symmetrical form and proportions. Own
ers OF mares are tquested to Call and see this no.
BILE animal ap31-
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FIRST WARD SHOE STORE.
JOHN HI. WENDELL.

No. 1Si Penna arense, near l7th sfrest,
MAKES AND REPAIRS SHOES at-~
Iv1 the shortest notice. ii
He solicits CT the public share Of their
patronage. ap Scots -
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CoURr OF CLAIKs-Yesterday, John v. L.
Pruyn, Esq, of Albany, New York, was sworn
al attorney of the court.
Hon r. johnson concluded the argument in
the case Of Gibbons and Kelly rs the United
St4tes; and the case was submitted
Testimony was ordered to be taken in the
case Of Lydia Frazee. Administrative Of John
FraEee, rs. the United States, claiming COM
pensation due the said John Frazee as archi-
tect and superintendent of the New York GUS
tOm-house. The court adjourned.
PICKPoCKErs ABOUT About IL O o'clock last
night gentleman Of this city was accosted on
the street by person with heavy black mus
taehes, who feighed to be Frenchman, and
whose design was apparently to make a raise
by means of slung shot, or some weapon of
that description. The fellow, however, sheered
on suddenly on discovering that his intended
victim was fully posted up as to his maneu-
vres, and that he was likely to get more kicks
than cOppers. -
RUNAWAY "A horse, attached to a draw.
started on d, near Eleventh street, about l2t
o'clock to-day, and caused considerable con-
fusion on the avenue. A lady, in attempting
10 get out Of danger, fell on the street, and
was injured. She was taken into Tate's lace
store, whore she remained until able to depart.
IN To IHE DANSEi ye ulsClples VI 1erpSl-
cAOte, at Odd Fellows Hall, near the Navy
lard where the American Hook and Ladder
company tonight give their first annual ball.
Fretty lassies, fine lsddies, good music, and
excellent management will no doubt make
'als what is promised one Of the best balls
O. the season.
FIGHTING FOR PRIscIPLEs.-Yesterday JUS
zee Goddard arrested Edward Hessey and
Herman Carman for fighting on Sixth street.
tnseause Of the encounter was Americ anism.
ne claimed to be Know Nothing and the
OLnsr an Anti-wOrds led 10 blows and ended
T'n the commitment Of Hessey to Jail in de-
birth -
riHE Losers We are informed nat Messrs
,".Alams and McGinity, two Of our most indus
~ rs house carpenters, were heavy losers by
e tate IRE on Eighth street, near D. Their
uses were partly insured, but not sufficient
y 70 cover their loss.
IN REPLY to the communication Of - j, -
would say that the arrangements for the
.Tneert mentioned, will not admit of the
ege ne proposes, however desirable it
Nisat be, if practicable.
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IOTATOES! POTATOES
100 BARRELS PRIME MERCER POTA-
lOO TOES now landing and for sale by
HARTLEY L BRO,
ap4-1w 101 Water street, Georgetown.
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IN hEPLY to the communication Of - J -
would say that the arrangements for the
ncert mentioned, will not admit Of the
Tjiaage ne proposes, however desirable it
iisat be, if practicable.
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WAN ED-A YOUTH IN A RETAIL
w Drug Store. Ore who can compound pre-
scriptions. Must come well recomm nded APP
ply a: this Office. ap 3-eo2w#
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BARGAINS AT ELLIs'S; The is selling
- out, ap2-u
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MATRIMONIAL.


A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN, OF EDUC NTg !,
~ good personal appearance and nnquesonsbe chsrsca
and sendpe being stranger IN the cily and rctred I'D
business Nh small capai Of some twenty thousand doIs
desires enter into correspondence with lady Of fort
and good family irss than thirty of age H.
amiabie intelligent well educated lsdy OF good hesa sod
share beauty domestic habits and Inclined Ia njrta,1
who would prefer the society 81 kind loving husbs
together with pleasant cheerful home an other nisssur
osueh lacy would mcs cheerfuily pledge myself 10 I'D
aAd = stranger 10 gambling ssnpkirR AZ he above
IN 81 sincerity from cnly acs Of high respectabl
OF ~ the above NAMED Qua icatons do crave the Z,
IN IN answer 70 ne prescn stating where an in .ryiev
IL grained. widow lady wfh1uf incgrbrapre ,souli
cf,frcd Inc Utmost seeftsy be relied On. An let
returned n desired The mos, ruAoubcd rclefrnce gt,e
Pessc address or one week Z. B Verilas Broad va, HI
office.
MssRfN0ffAI--A WIDOW LAZY OF wArUr)
Avn axe Tn,a cincNon Nusn ness Iwafrasi,n-, &C. snd
900 ticrnsn GO de.res 2 aru ma'rimonsl slisn
ttL ~ .ht Nsfuentpl ciict. 37s BaNere
MAfffMrNfAL ANY YorNu pwRsrN, MALE Il
A't TIN e con nr ~ " gc scuti inform oemsci
~ ngCft0sf atNNveca secT~t which will furnish Il
NOR rfe ~ cents a13 return post geanf g intsvensa
'opesecs hnQl aess. NsdiTesa D. oo vsou, New York
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HELP wANTED-rrNrxf,Es.

WANTFD-Two first RATE VEST gAEFRs III
w male the beet qua u Qtcustom Ness STEADY ork
omlof tabs hole Il efesences are satstscorg Apply
% Greene
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yNA STED-a Girl, WHO rs A coon cooE ND
w orrg reicence Tor atness hoDesi 10 do
general houseaok except vashna foe priv al f,n
Is Apply 10 DAP iromi2 10 4 7. M. A. 2lo th 81
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

9 B0As WAITED START AND ACTIVE a 4
- frcnrces the baking ttsiosss Those plh gnNi re
rences apply 10 n ;. Mitchell 10 Stu ave- sesaeen o.
and 5tst
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A PoRrAE WAHTs A sITVATfoH-rO WORK IN
J. rreauov lierslc lttce
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FsRLP wANrEu-pErfALEs.

a COOK WAHTaD--Af 70 siRT&G - ONE THAT
"A understands her busress Also dra rate wAsher 90
man. None other neel anl--
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mTELLtGENCE OFFICES.
DRceKIYN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE &c FULTON
I'D street, q PDesppeAay number good girls
can cofsln situations ~ dice. Families wishing hep
male or tsms,e Ge av.ei y es-s orders a. our osce.
FAMILIES CAS- BE SUPPLIED vrTrf ExPERrryCFp
IT COOKS, clanbermasfs nurses seams.rcsses WAITER
is1ndresses aa1 general housevorkers Situations nov
p.en Tor al good seEVals. Is Aanc street. t0ruer Of
Henri, Rfcok'ya.
L.TRsT Class GERMAN, ENGLISH AND rRrsH SER
f0r tie city sai couairv obtained MIR.
Prs COnNERT co.'s, 81 Broadway. c0rncr Rsade street
Greerysc5 street,
CfRLs wAE7SD-kT THE SCOTCH fNTsfffGEyCE
NJ CTee II redaf street atv with references
vaxed mined efey for superior situations VIZ
a acrr s8es seaIusteses chsnbernsss &C. also farm
seiva1a. No tbarss from femses
lCNhTED-AT 81 BROADWAY TWO BOOKKTEp.
w two ccntucfcrx four clerks saie.fne ar
kcenCts f3nT waters, two taggsgeInen arcmea two
Tx 1san steamer. Uui railroads Two pDrfeF ~
co4e gea tw drTe- IA oEr uvs n trade.
~" LOUIS kACFM M. Agsut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-03
MaDJCrMus.

TAIL. BEAUTIFUL SPkANl4!
III Hail, beaukiful spring! the brds, bow they nss'
And roses to the cheeks Of tho maiden u b1nef
II styes vixor TO manhood, snA health 70 % ALL
Asd Dies sTay with al Cough syrup TIL the sns =
next Fall
IL viii rot BE 1one--say one week or two-- -.
For the bsns6t Of ladies, win introduce soinssmne
new;
Il q no nasty physic, Il q made for their sake,
hope, liks LkoNARp's CouGH 6Ynur, the ladies' VAN
take. s.
Price Is cents per bottle 5 bottles dollar
10 be had Of Duvsl 4 Norton, a. Dodeksr, y. d
Hi. q. B. Thomas. Laidlsy Robinson. .. r. eeM.
ME, s. n. Zschrisson, 0rubbs ( Appenon, and 81
brurrists In tbs State Of Virgins.
wholesale Agents, Mesrs Purcell. Ladd Z Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-03

IN JOHN DOOLEY, -
LIMO. 81 MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA.
Has now ready his SPRING stock of Goods, both Of
his own manufacture and imported for Wholesale
and retail and ON larger scale than ever before pre-.
sented by him. His assortment of
.,a STRAW GOODS
Embraces every style Of those articles got uD.
asa THE SILK AND OTHER HATS,
OF his own make, exceedingly elegant; and those
imported, whether French Of Northern manufac-
ture are of the choicest and most fashionable kinds
His supply of
GENTLEMENS AND BOYS CAPS,
MISSES FLATS
se LADIES' RIDING HATS,
INFANTS TURBANS,
And all other articles belonging to his trade, ex-
ceediugy rich and varied and will be found to meet
all the requirements of merchants and Others.
NH 15-ts