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CIDER, CHEESE, LARD, &c.-25

~ ' VI "
% boxes Cheese. a prime article
Ii bbls prime, hard Cincinnati Lard
% tubs refined do, very pretty
10 bbls Apples, In fine order
5 hhds nice small Shoulder Bacon
Landing, and for sale by II. W. TYLER.
kpril %
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r. Y. DXNTEL. Jk.,

ATTORNEY AT Law.
TTAS removed his Office TO Helvins Building on l2th
Ill Street opposite Rank Street. rooms number { md .,
and will continue 10 practice In the Courts held In the city
OF Richmond. April 2l-dlw
nLATED ICE FREDERICKSBURG Plated
and Britannia Ice Pitchers-a useful and desirable
article for summer se-to be had at the China Store Of
ApriI @ TH0S. 4. BCLkLEY.
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0TATTINGS-MATTINGS.-A few pieces Mat
vi ting received and for sale cheap: also. 4 lev pieces
OF the best Atwood, super Ingram Carpets, al 80 and 6.S
cents per yard, II the old bargain store OF
April II ALFRED NJ SEES, e.. Main street.
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RELIABLE
MEDICINE.

.uE TuH RAID ASH EfFrcIrAL crnk OF
SGR0FULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISM,
DYSPEPSIA, %ULCEEOrS AFFECTIONS,
Nervous Headache, Erysipclas, Ulcers,
F'ISTCLA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASES OF TIE WOMB.
CHRONIC COUGHS AND
Chronic Dysentcry. Scarlet Fever,
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE,
MERcURfAL DISEASES, FEMALE
And all Diseases arising from an Impure state OF the system,
IMpRCDESCE Is LIFE.
7 y Offering this medicine 20 the public, the proprietor,
not rank among the 80 called quack m-iiicin"-, ar nhv Of
the nev up-,aris OF the day. bri a. 4 truly rrca: aud Won
dcrful remedy, whose extraordinary rnra'iT. power, are
authenticated by men Of highest rr-p"c'abiIiy and OF the
s,ric,rst integrity. For more than ten years ha- HURON
RELIABLE MEDICINE stood the tr,, Of experience In Nor
folk and vicinity, performing dutn: that time miracle. In
the way Of cures. Cases O. thu l,o,, obstinate and invet.-
rate diseases have been thoroughly and permanently re-
stored 10 health by the use Of this medicine, after having
been pronounced incurable hy the most eminent physicians
In this country and Europe.
The proprietor have in their possession thousand: Of
certificates from the most influential amd discriminating.
who have not only allowed their name. Il" he introduced a.
witnesses Of the efficacy ~ this medicine, hut who are viii
ling. IL addressed upon the subject. 10 correspond with the
afflicted, and thu. satisfy them Of the tru;hiulness OF what
is here asserted, before = dollar j. expended IN purchasing
il. Some persons may doubt the efficacy Of this medicine,
for the reason It j. recommended 10 cure 20 riany anrc.
tons. and which, 10 the sk.p,c, NAY appear impossible for
any one medicine 10 do. The reason Why Mi, preparation
cur,s 20 many diseases l.. because /; i 4 l.EIiENERATOR
OR CHANGER or THE WHOLE HUMAN SYSTEM. Ito.
roughly purifying the blood, and removing all morbid oh.
s,ruc,ions, which cannot be denied are the true -oirc", Of
all diseases. All that J. asked for his medicine i i fair
trial, which will as.ur.dly convinc" any one oi IT, -Ntraor-
binary efficacy ia curing the variou, diseases :Or which il
J. recommended.
The following persons, living in Norfolk, Va, AMI il Vi.
cinity. have certified. by saying:
We take pleasur. in recommending BURROWS RELlA.
BILE MEDICINE for the cure Of all diseases for which II +
recommended, assuring she afflicted that i; viii DO Cor them
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GRAND SPECULATION.

To EE prTERMrSED oS THE linn ASp aJrm nF g,ct s,.rH.
iRoH APRIL, lS?, lNIL Further NOTICE..
GREAT REDUCTION IN NUMBERS,
Only 10000 Numbers. 300 Prizes.
WALTON E'F:M ALE: COLLEGI,
LOTTERY.
Chartered by the State of ~Grorrin, I'm 1s5G.
ANlNi brca appointed 10y the President and DIRECTORS
III NJ the Walton Female College, Manager. Of their Lot.
terry Charter. We intend conducting the -ame pn IT, fayoriir
Havana Plan II Single Number. and La,. loc,,-,l our
Office In the city of Savannah, "a. We ncw offer he iol.
loving
EvuIlTE SCHEME OF ln.Im NUMBERS.
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l. ~ mutual consent. VI. higN. SfTifH" Intends tore
move to New York, and has sold his Interest To the rcmaiL-
IL: partner.
We take TIL, occasion 10 return our thank To our old
friend. TOR their many iIyor-, and hope that our new cor.
cora mas cDnting' 'o s"r'' MANY ~ them.
Jo>FlH II. CI.RNSiIAw,
WM. Il. CRENslIAw,
E,sU. W. April ~. i-il. ALIEN. STIRLING.
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II. w. HOOK,
SuncIter and Manufactured Of Rabbit and
Packing Type and stereotype Mctals; al
20, Importer OF Block Tin, Lead, Anti

BROAD y PLEASANT SITS, P!IlLADELPlilA.
In addition. ! manufacture a mixture known rs Hooks
Anti. Friction Metal, which, for Car-Bearincs and lining or
filling Car irasses, has, in addition to all the advantages OF
N. b,s, quality Of Rabbit Metals, the fabrication beyond
Metal which | guarantee to be. for packing Cylinder Rincs.
tn. best in use. The cracking from heat or dragging in the
Cylinders, In other Metals, is not found In thi.. VI! type
Metal. known ~ Hooks AJanantine Metal, when cast into
Type, for hardness and %toughness, Is unsurpassed u
works well through machines. producing n he iact' anu
bringing up the hair lines with accuracy. l SCI, u iosel
than any other establishment. My Stereotype Metal mas
been so long used, that further notice il needless.
No risk Is run in trying my goods, a all not giving sn"h'
faction are returnable at my eSpens". II. W. HUM
April 26-dltcltwllt
TINHE Thirty.siSth Annual Meeting Of the MkDlCai:
Il SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA. will be held In the city oil
Richmond. on Tuesday the Goth Of April, 1SN.
Besides the readin: Of several interesting essays, tne
organization Of n State Board Of Medical Examiners VIII
be brought before the meeting.
Mnrch 0i-ufd II ~ pARKER NJ l. SecrN
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AUCTION SALES.
By DICKINSON, mIIIAc, =,
/ rILLIAM a. BETS, AICT,.

tiFTf This Day, a, 10 o,c,..,
u will b. .oli ~ likely Negroes. con.i.,i,s . T'tk
h'ys AMI i'.J, asd Women and Children " "'''
Npf' -" DICKINSON HILL l. RI 49,.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GODDIN q ~.APPERSON, ACCT-s.
'ALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE

~ rhaH' AND CARY STREETS. TOR SALE At
1890 AUCTION.
! ,'i, ~ sold a, Auction, on WEDNESDAY. THE 2.Tlf
" Vf ArHlL, lsH, on the premises. commencing
a' y V e'oeh " The valuable improved Real Estate. located
- "p"'r' consisting OF The -Four reu-m.ui,, on Pearl street.
occupied respectively, by Mr.srs. Elicit < Drrwry. ". : 4
J. p"nnan. is. W. knoWlr. William W,iIa,s So,. ,rJ n.
Tenement AT the corner OF Cary and yirr;nI. .,r..,. o,ru.
pied by Messr.. Hunt & Brothers. e' '' ~"
The above Real Estate Is located in the uo.. hr.t,,.
part .! Richmond, and w:,hin a short di,,,nr. q, o.. IT.
Basin. Danvill. Depot and Shoeko- Warehouse AMI ~ , ~
regard Ice had to the substantial character OF N. T.,.rS.,
teach having granite fronts, and those that IRON. 40 p"-i
street. run back about 40 feet 10 Virginia stree, ~ ~ )"
they iron, oil Nv" streets or their advantageous loc,,ion
!; i, believed that nu real estate IN ;his city Offer, b.t,., i.'
iuccinent- for q more ~JuIicIous and profitable inyr,,m-n.
They now rent for the aggregate sun OF fG.ap per an,uin'
The property i 20 we'll known and favorably spoken Of,
that = further description i, deemed unnecessary. 4 plat of
Ne property will be exhibited at the hour Of ale.
TL.N>-on-.hnh cash, balance az q, u, i and ~ months.
for negotiable note. iHirgrs; added. secured by Il Trust
Deed. The taNr- and insurance Cor l>2 10 be paid by tho
purchasers, bat they &, receive the rcui, from the day %.
sale. GDDDlN { ApPEESUN. tuct..
March 3.-ciis
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NATlGE

II AvIN qualified AZ Administrators upon the estate Of
Joseph Myers. decd. all persons indebted 20 the same
will make payment to me, o. so my legally authorized
Agent and Attorney in fact. Joseph Eosrnbaum; and all
having claims against said estate will present them to him,
or to me, for liquidation. CAROLINE MYERS.
Anril Ij--eod2w Am'N Of Joseph MYERS, decd.
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ENORTY SEGROES-W. ,v, I'll

= 0e'oeH. forty lisly Ncsrer.. '"S "a!'"' ~
Ami, -; PtLLlAM & Belts, Auc:,.
Under Odd Fc.lovs' Hall. Franklin stree.
III HEcron DAVIS, AtCT.
70 - TIL, day. a; 10 O'Clock. wilt sci,
Children ~ ! ";,', Women hnd
An-ii q. NtNIVls DANIS, AGcf.
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
T FROM r

Telegraph Office, No. ls9 Main Street. RieAmoad. 10.
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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HOOK * PR1TCHARD.
BRASS FOUNDING AND FINISHING,
IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES,
Old Stand. Broad Street, one door North Of Pleasant,


DERSONS building and running cars. are Informed tina:
We cast more Brass Boxes, or Composition Bearings,
than all others in Philadelphia, and, from the quantity We
sell, can furnish them at a lower price. We are now, and
long have been making Grasses for the largest roads and
most extensive car-bu:ldlng establishments in the tnlon.-
We GIL or line our Brass Boxes, II desired, with "a superior
quality OF Rabbit, or Hooks Anti. Friction Metals, warrant
ed to give satisfaction.
Orders Giled, II accompanied by patterns, within twenty.
four hours.
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APRIL 6-N EW MUSlC AT RA!
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Dan AWAY from my house, three weeks since. a negro
IL man lih. property Of J. Il. Carden) named WILLIAM.
He Is twenty-five years old, six feet high. has a yellow com
plexion. big mouth. rather slow spoken. and weighs 40
pounds. Having been RAISED ill Williamsburg, Va, In all
probability he will try to get there.
| will pay the above reward for his arrest and retention
ill | can get hold Of him. JOHN GARDEN.
Clover Depot, Halifax county, Va, April 26-cwlw'
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Masonic and Odd Fellows Certificates.
NORFOLK lorGE, No J..
NORFOLK, Sept. 9Th, i~52.
In. Il. BUEhnw Dear Sir-In compliance with your re.
quest. we, the undersigned, would clrerfully state that orr
attention was called to The deplorable condition Of n .,ran.
ger in the aims house Of this city Sho had been treated hy
the physicians. Of that Institution for NWlbIis. gi,hoI: ef
fectinr a cure; and by the order 81 the Masonic Lodge ui
this city, ,Uf which this stranger was 4 hrnif-rJ We directed
you to administer your Reliable Medicine, and that after
he had tikenit n few week, he was pronounced cured, and
lrn Norfolk apparently a we'll man.
Respectfully yours.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

TO THE SOUTH SIDE.
NY the late ,arid, the Dsnvile Rail Road Company have
ID reduced the rate Of friegb, for transporting GROUND
PLASTER from this date, With rms rRo,isO that DOUBLE
RATE will be charged during the months OF APRii, NAY, At
crsr and SEPrsaBkR.
Orders to any extent can be supplied from the purest
Lump, but should be given early TO ensure II In time.
Farmers supplying bags, charged one dollar per ton less
than when packed In barrels.
Ian S-,iuAu No. II, Pearl street.
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fi'' oLoMINI KI>SED BY nisTAkE
What ,hr Thcu-ht OF H.

Daring PircplnmiEi' late -ajrurn NJ the Spen-
'.' h'a n Cincinnati. the following incident
--u. rel through mistake as natural as il
'-i.' hrNc t-cu ssrrcatl,
NynH4s gentleman residing in the northern
'' ~ 'n,' sale. received letter. lat week
i.' u h'- s.-trr, who hsI been ntt.ui;n., .chool
.' h""'Gcky stating that she would he ON a
'"''7in day a. TIE Spencer House. wherr two
"'' - heI' Nric Su'ng, and that she would
.'' him i' arrive Ia good season and a..
C. r0ruy her home NJ
he brother. Alfred came a. once c,r n.
IA E't seen his sister tor nearly two wear,
I'D. i1s passed much Of that time in New Y,rl
EHl Ca arriving az the hotel asked for Niss
and the nun her Of her room. Hoping to
''IrT.'r hnr agreeahiy. h. thnuzht he would %,
'H'ar"u"cri. having learned the hosr and
'a' '-'-'ii"n 4 thr sPartmrnt. Just before h,.
l".i the ro"m he saw hIs sister, rs he mn
-"irirg out She was small and plump
% "ael he Jaw her last and thought he wo, id
c'i niIE Es-l' behind the wall Of the hall until
POE 'I'a opposite lie did 50. and in another
.'H'lt pair OF little feet we're falling in
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petal musr utuin ihr hppf rhe Wa within
frfUh ~ LitH u Was she a ruufse b. thaush'
siih1ufh ths gathering shadow a The evening
rendered uhirrb HrmUWhat indisltnct That
httir bead With dnfk trcsscf. and humming of
ga HII. always his sisters hnLit-mnde him
r.nhlcnt o. woalI hesitate no longer. 80 he
extended hi arm, and rlasping the diminuti,e q
hsuf" before him. aud h'nding down aud i'm
printing three ot four cordial is..,s un one pf
the most l"lici"uf IT m"aths, he asked Don Z
1"u know your brother. YOU little rogue ,"
The little rugu" luok 81 blank with amaze
m"hi. and then. muitcring something very
.weot bat not intrlligiblc. Slipped nut of his
half rnclasping arms aud rcircaling ia the III
rection she hsd come
Alfred now saw he must have made n mis-
take, aud. ~ NJ un" appeared. he went tO the
senior proprietor. ta explain the awkward DO
sIiion ia which he hal been placed, having no
desire To- be- compelled to he shot at. or be shot
by, some gSHHIRe brother.
The Colonel. who was well acquainted with
Alfred, informed him that he had mistaken
Piccolomini for his sister
For the first time the brother learned that
the diminutive divinity was in the city and
Immediately wrote her an apology, saying he
could not regret what had occurred on his own
account, but would. if she desired it, on hers
lie had no idea he was pressing the Psychean
lips of the lOvelicst and most fascinating song
stress in the world. and that the mistake hal
only taken place because she was as beautiful
as his sister. She had his most humble apology
for what had occurred, and if she would not
he satisfied he would return her what he had
taken.
When this note was translated to the bewitch-
ing Marie. and she was assured of its sincerity
she laughed immoderateIy. and said she had
supposed perhaps kissing pretty girl (herc
she looked very arcbly) on meeting her was an
American custom. 1t had frightened her at
first. but now she did not care; for, said she. in
me no 'arm-indeed it vas not so dees-vat you
say eet is'-dees-a gra- bic. .'-CiHciRRatt In
gNircr, Feb. %.
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WOOD AND COAL.

Co PRICES REDUCED.
SOAl.!-COALm wOOD.-WOOD.
The best Red Ash COAL.
po. White Ash COAL,
10. Hickory WOOD,
DO. Oak WOOD,
A. reduced prices for cAsH.
I{, x,Zto lbs. free burning stove (cooking) COAL
CHARLES w. MITCHELL,
.... 7th street, adjoining the Canal,
ies-u south side of the Bridge.
WoOD! WOODm wOODm-I would call the
v, ktentlon of my friends and the public in gen
eral 20 my stock of WOOD and COAL, comprising
AZ mme various klnds now IN use, which will sell
cheap int cash. Hickory. Oak and Pima Wood cut
and sPt any size and length, aud delivered to any
U-CalI aud leave your ORDERS
X. w. BATES,
fe 10 Corner of l4th and SITS.
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} - o -

'"rNsELLOR PHILLIPS 80 Charles Phillips
Esq an able and uns .rupuous lawyer. died in
London H., "n the 3lst of January, in his I'D year
III command OF language was remark able, and
he displayed an exbanstless ;ngenu;,y -, a.
i-ndinS eases apparently the most homeless
III, abns'y" treatment Of opposing witnesses
and especially the manner in which he con
ducted the defence of Courvoi sier. ON bis trial
for the murder of his master. Lord William
Russell endeavoring a. he did, to cast s1spi.
c'on upon innocent persons. injured his repu-
tstion, and earned for him the nick name or
Charley FOul-lips"
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TEETH

MI TEETH.
L'l. nOOMIS, NJ. D., the inventor and DE- tentee Of
the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends -
persons personally at his Office In this city ks
Many persons can wear these Teeth who oO1IO
cannot wear others and no person can We ar Others
who cannot wear these. ~
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they NAV desire
nut To those who particular and wish the pures,
cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted. " w
Rooms IN this city, No. SS6 Penn avenue. hetveen
YIN and 10th streets; alsO sO7 Arch street PhadeI
f 80 2l-ly
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IfR II A ND
ORNAMENTAL TREES
The undersigned solicits the attention Of plan
teLs to hls very extensive stock OF well grown ~
FRUIT TREES, viz: E&&8
D.0o0 Dwarf Pears, choice varieties, suited to--G
the Ounce stock; A91 Apples, varieties ala nted
o. this region and South; Standard Pears Phms
Cherries. Apricots, Nectarines, Ounces, &c, in
, ,Blackberries, New Rochelle, Dorchester. and
S"wmans Thornless, GOOseberTies, CurIants
k9sPbeTrl"s, Native Hardy Grapes, Catawha lisa
bella, Clinton, Diana, Takalon, Concord, Rcbecca
&c.; Strawberries, all tho standard native sorts
win the new rare foreign varieties.
Rhubarb Roots, Linnasus Prince Alher. Pan
Yam Yams Early Prolihs, Grey Eagle, &c. Chinese
Shade Tres of all sizes-Wigelias, Forsythias.
"dptIhas, .nd n,h, Iauarsks, Double Crimson Peaches,
anu @ 1tneI nlse howerlng Shrubs-Evergreens Nor,
nniy mgy S2,uce, Hcmlock, Cedrus Deodara Pinus Ex-
All Dnssalh Flrs, Arborvitaes, &c symmetrical
iAE Packing exscnted in best manner. and all
ooicsd addveIed In Washington free Of charge Ali
Catalogues mailed to appicsnts,
e.oo-.o,m JOHN SAUL,
~ wv" WASHINGTON eIty m ~
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DENTISTRY, &c.

H. DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his office to the rooms
long occupied by DIR. Master, 1916 Penn'ia
avenus; between 9th and 10th sts.. wher, ~
ne VIII he pleased to see all who may desireSIlIO
ms SERVICES For professional ability am kindly
permitted tn refer to Dr. Malster. ia
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EIECUTIoN oP MVRDEEERs At TORONTO -'rh.
execution of Fleming, the telegraph operator, and
OIearv. who We're both found guilty of murder.
at the last Assizes. took place at Toronto, e. w
on saturday. the ith inst. in presence cf vast
number Of spectators. O'LeaTv was attended by
a Catholic Clergyman. and read short confession
en- the gallows. Fleming was attendt d by Pro-
tcstanr Clergyman He met Lis end camly, and
without bravado. and gave the clergyman a short
account In writing Of the crime, attributing his
ruin O. bad company and drink. The g.cate 81
sympathy has been felt for him, and every exerton
was us d TO procure a reprieve, hut to purpose.
the Goyernment being determined tn put down
the usr If deadly weapons, which has become so
prevalent
IL - My brudders.n said a waggish colored
man 81 a crowd, In all afficton, in all oh your
troubles, dar is one place you can ALWAYS find
sympathy :" Wbar! wharf" shouted ;eral
Ind, in dS Dictionary" be replied, rolling his eyes
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DRICE EDUCED ONE HALF.
l. NEW MEDICAL SALT,
INFLAMMATORY DISEASES.
TRY 1T,
ONLY ON r. DO l. AR

CHRONIC PACKAGES $3.50.
IL See Adr.rfiSenert. ja17-n
THE LAGER DEPOT OF SHUI.TZ IL co.
is at No. 46ih 7th street. the City Post OF
hcc. They promptly FIJI (ree of charge for delivery
all orders for kegs bottles, sent to them person
received through the Post Office. Their Lager
manufactured in Alexanlria) Is the best now sold
in the United States, and their terms extremely
moderate. They have also on hand very fine as
sortment of HUNGARIAN WINES at low prices
70 QTn
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TREMONT HOUSE,
II

TREMONT HOUSE,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The Proprietors, having added, during the last
year, many new Improvements, such as ,A
Carp"tlng and RefurniShing introducng VG&3
new Water Closets, Bath Rooms, and ev- ltIhS
cry possible luxury and convenience througIonf
respectfully invite public attention to its increased
lacilItIcs for their accommodation.
The House, being the largest frSeEdSs Hotel nm m,
NOTthreSi,
and its locality corner of AXE and Dearborn sts
~ the Irnmetiiate vicinity of the most fashionable
places Of amusemcHts, and close proximity Ia the
different Railroad DePots and Steamboat Landings,
and
Ia the Centre Of the most desirable Business Portions
Of the City
presents superior Inducements to the traveller fo
business or pleasure.
fe2l-3m GAGE, BROTHER DRAKE.
DLUMBlNG GAS AND STEAM FITTING
Il IN all ITS various branches neatly and promptly
executed. rf"'
The best of workmen from the North are in INV
employ, anu VIII guarantee all work which NAV
De Favored with to be executed in the substan
hal aud workman like manner.
haye constanty on hand a small supply of Gas
and Water Fixtures. which can furnish at prices
warranted to give satisfaction. f
CELADON SNYDER
ie " next tn Star Office
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FN CARRIAGES.
II HE Subscriber having made additions to his
factory, making II now one ofthe largest ,af5RR,
in the District whero his facilities forE3ItEYG
manufacturing CARRIAGE K LIGHT2ZN1
WAGONS of all kinds cannot be Surpas sed and
from / l.. long experience in the business he homes
To- give general satisfaction
Al kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
ly attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
Il ll-u corner of Ij.h md T. sts
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GARDEN SEEDS.
JOHN SAU |. respectfully invites the attention Of
gardeners to his complete assortment of GAR-<eyN
Den, FIELD, FLOWER, and T X T. -
SEEDS. which is one of the most extensive in-~A
the United States, including all the valuable sorts of
home growth As well as th, standard varieties from
England, France, and Germany. Being practical
seed grower he can confidently recommend all to
purity, accuracy and the growth OF 1853. Prices as
low as any northern house.
Vegetable Seed, Extra Early Peas, Beans,
Extra Early and BloodTurnip Beet,
Large Early York, Ok Heart, Winnings stadt, and
Pcemum Flat-Dutch Cabbages.
Caulifower, Brocali, Tomato, Egg Plants,
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