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s~ Some OF THE BARGAINS,
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS d co,
No l4I Eagle Square.
cases "A Bleach Shifting at cents. worth 10
Q" Sup" Go I'll
Best New York Mill do Is "
I0-4 Bleach Sheeting p p"
1874 do f" 30 -
Rest English and Ameri an Prints Mt VI cents
100 pieces Fast Cold Lawns, at il@l21s cents
80 pieces Spring De LANES and Valentias at 1917 cts
30 very pretty Spring Valentiss, at IS cents
so doz id doves as good Alexanders, at IS cts
The largest assortment of rich, nEW SPRING
GOODS city styles. they have ever offered. all new.
and at the lowest cash prices. NH 17-tA25
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SRICHMoND THEATRE.

Ks-RICHMOND THEATRE.
FAREWELL BENEFIT
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
MR. JAMES MURDOCH
MR. JAMES MURDOCH
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF THE GREAT
PLAY OF DE SOTO
Last Night of De Soto
Last Night of De eoto
The Hero Of the Mississippi
The Hero of the Mississippi
Magnificent Tableaux
Magnificent Tableaux
Burial Of De Soto
Burial of De Soto
Discovery of the Mississippi
Discovery of the Mississippi
Burning of an Indian Village
Burning of an Indian Village
knAmerican Play An American Play
o. WATCH REPAIRING
AND ENGRAVING.
JEWELRY made to order.
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK made to order.
DIAMONDS and other fine STONES reset,
l4th st, opposite Exchange Hotel.
Having very fine watchmakers In my employ
ment besides frstrate jewellers. we can, in addl-
ton 10 our watch work, manufacture very hne
JEWELRY-have Watches handsomely recessed
and ell other work appertaining to first class bu
sipess house. attended to with care and Dispatch
Call at the old established house Of
JOHN HILL,
NH oa-Ats Opposite Exchange Hotel.
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WEDNESDAY EVENT

WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH %, 1859,
Will be presented the Grand Romantic Tragedy. il
sets and tableaux, entitled DE SOTO. The
Hero of the Mississippi. De Soto, Mr. J Muir
dOCh,
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"a GRAIN MEASURER.-The undersigned 10
q candidate for the Off Q of GRAIN MEASURER,
and respectfully socits the votes Of his friends snd
the bic, plsdging to perform the dnties 10 the
best OF bis ability. IL elected. kespee uuliy, ,s
mh 2-tdes HENRY MfERs.
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ar REEFS Co.'S prices are IS cents. 50 cents, 81
and upwards. Large size family groups and fancy
cases, (of which we have about eighteen hundr ed
dollars WORTHY at one-half the usual price.
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n2- LANDnETH's NEW CRoP GARDHs
sAAD-A" '"''e JOHN W GARLICK,
Druggist and Ar othecary.
mh2l Market Place. Franklin street.
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kaARIw q INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMoND-MARCH q. 1859

EA AAAxN u LEX IEakE!Ilss1sESS
PORT OF RICHMOND-MARCH %, 1859.
Riga Hatcr this day ITSdnes3ay) ~ O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia mdse and
passengers. Fl. E. futile.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mGse
and passengers, Ludlam & Watson
steamer George Peabody, Pritchard. Baltimore,
nldEe, ID Il W Currie.
NEW YORK, March 81 Arrived, schr. W. H. Ru-
tan, Rome. Petersburg, Va.
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Ga GRAIN MEASURER-At the request Of
many of my friends, 1 respectfully announce my
self candidate for the above efhca at the ensuing
spring election. NH S-tde* THQs ShlF L.
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Ia CLOTHING,

AkS4 SASAaA
AT WHOLESALE ONLY.
We have now in store the largest and most com
plete stock of CLOTHING We have ever offered fol
sale. comprising every article wanted for the Spring
trade.
Most of these goods have been manufactured un
der cur own supervision. and we will guarantees
them to be equal. 81 gle and qualify to any geod
in th market, ard at iooeT prices than they be
purchased in the Northern cities. In the assert
ment will be found
Black and Colored Cloth DRESS FROCKs
super blk italian Cloth and Alpaca COATS
Super Fey Cass and Tweed SUITS
Fey Linen and Marseilles do
Ex White Msrseies md Linen COATS
Linen, Duck and Drill do
Bro Liueu and Grass Cloth do
Blk and Fey Cass PANTS
White Buff and Fey Marseilles VESTS
Plain and Fig. Silk and Satin do
Linen and Mars Bosom SHIRTS
DRAWERS. OVERALLS, HICKORY SHIRTS
Merchants visiting this city will find it to their
interest to examine our stock before purchasing.
NH l6-Im KENT. PAINE d co.
~ FAIR AT MECHANICS HALL.-The
Ladies of the Second Baptist Church CIV eepley'sl
will open on MONDAY evening, FAIR, for the
sale OF useful ARTICLES aud REFRESHING NTS
FIR visitors and respectfully invite the public pa
tronage. The object is to raise funds to recushion
the meeting house
Any contributions will be thankfully received
Door-fee 10 cents for each visitor or twenty-five
cents each, for season tickets. TIE room will be
open till saturday night
NH Ie-4t THE LADIES
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H65- HOUSE, S1GH AND UhHAmsSLAI
p.iSrrse BEvILL beg leave 20 in, 1oin
Ia nrhiic that they have removed their shop rom
t nd street 10 the corner of Main and 18th. wnere
ali orders left for House, Sign and PANT sat
ing, win be promptly executed IN .ne eas slIs
and ceilings in superior manner AZ they use the
hest materials to be had aud have had an extensive
marated they feel assured that they can give entire
satisfaction, as heretofore. LEWIS mAu1LT,
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e. REEFS & Co.'S prices are not only the lowest.
but their work Ia the very best.
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No. PGwsR's
PEARL AMBROTYPsE:,
LARGE SIZE FIFTY CENTS.
40 10 ~" nm . i0f fP Pearl AMBRoTYpEs.
10 70 ~" CcLoRgp PHOTOGRAPHS. .wopn.
n 81 pow Hfx,s IL ven want q decent AMbho-
TYPE for q low price ISL Main streesNprs
pOWEKsS PEARL AMBROTIFks
,.ro,,ouncad nv indres the best in the city.
Price 30 cents; 81 up TO ~ .,.sa,, straaf
ph 2f-3tA ". H1
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ARRIVED.
AA Uga nj E TS.

A II = a. q ia Z Sd 4 -.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
FAREWELL BENEFIT
And positively last appearance of the distinguished
Artistic
MIR JAMES Il MURDOCH.
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So GRAIN MEASURER.--Ia response 70
call made ON me- signed MANY Voters IL Mon i,
and Madison Wards" and st the earnest soissn ~.
ton Of many friends. most respectfully snnSIsnss
myself candidate for the Office Of CHAIN mTA
sURER. A W LAMbhn1'
NH S-dtdx
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WANT

yITANTED-TO SELl;-The stock, good
w will and Fixtures of wholesale and retail
GROCERY STAND, located in the most business
part OF the city. and doing a. good BUSINESS. The
object in selling is. the parties wish to engage in
different kind of business. For further infoTma-
tion. enquire at this office, or address "A 8. FL
Richmond Post Office. NH Z3-2t*
w Cook, Washer and Iron
W er, (colored,) for small family. A liberal
hire will be paid. Apply on Main street. second
door from JEFF .rsen street. NIB 2s-3t*
WANTED-A NEGRO GIRL, to do
W general house work. between the age Of Is
and 20 Apply al No IL, Pearl street.
NH pas
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FAIRBANKS SCALES
ARE TIE LEaALiXED STANDARD,
q %


FAIRBANKS SCALES
ARE TIE LEaALiXED STANDARD,
FOR CORRECT wGIGHT.
LAWSUIT 1pyict arose from, discrepancy freight
bet,oeeT If Fairbanks Scales an use by the knAa'
mare and Ohio Railroad C5mpany and one 81 an
Other manufacturer recently tried Gp the Court
Qf CJn,n,0B Pleas, baltimore The case occupied the
Caurt t,po davs and Judge Marshall. IN delivering
his decision stated The result IF The erdeace that
the accuracy Of fairbanks ScdteS 31dS eSt0OttSted
beyond all question.
EXAMINE YOUR SCALES.
IAN INCORRECT SCALE WILL KNAw THE VERY VIiALS
OUT OF ANAPPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
Test your Scales thoroughly, and If found incor.
rect, throw them aside and bay one Of FalrDanks
celebrated Scales, the universally acknowledged
standard for correct weight.
= WORD OF CAUTION.
The 1Ue-edrned reputation Of these Scales has an
1tced the renders e imperfect and aooress balances
to offer them as "fdirbdnkS' Scales" and purchasers
hare thereby an many instances. been SUBJECTED 10
They can only be had in Richmond of CLARK
son. ANDERSON Il CO., No 100 Main street. who
are the agents, and who keep constantly on hand
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
UNION, or FAMILY SCALES
poRMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver at short notice.
WHEAT OR HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
COAL DEALERS AND FARMERS SCALES
HAY AND CATTLE SCALES
RAILRCAD DEPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
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LOGY.

$40 REWAR ID, saT;. 1on off, M osar y
Wiltisor's on Marshall street. up towards Bucn-
anan's Spring and dropped my saddlebags. con- on
i irs 70 me- WILLIAM WADE,
nh oS-Its Constable of Henrco.
T OST-A small OPAL BkEASTPlN.
IL The finder will be literally rewarded By leav-
ing it at this office. mn ct
CD DOG LOST.-Strayed or stolen
@lNAn from the residence of the subscriber. q
few nights since, large. (half Newfoundland
DOG-biack, with white breast, and few spots OF
white on the legs, and answers to the Eame OF
Bob liberal reward will be given for his re-
turn TO JAS III COGHILL,
Church Hill, Marshall street,
NH 2-3t Between oath and 2j.h SITS
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%FAIRBANK's SCALES.

WAREHOUSE,
No. 106 Main Street, Richmond, IA.
A uniform standard Of Weights. and q correct sys'
tenn of Weighing subjects claiming the attention
of every individual In the country.
correct Scale is 9 just arbter between buyer
and seller and IL is of the utmost importance that
an instrument so universally called upon TO decide
questions of great value in the daily and hourly
transactions of business. should be of snct Telt
ability and e1dcness 10 the c0nfdence Of
all those who may be OBJECTED BY the results tndca-
ted
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EOR HIRE.-For hire until the Isl OF
E Novamher nert. an excellent. Nurse and house
GIRL AnpIv to LUOIEN LEWIS,
Office in the Basement OF the
NH 22-2t Metropolitan Ball.
EOR HIRE-A strong, healthy young
l. colored WOMAN, of good character. VINO - ad
WIN PHILLIPS, 18th street.
NH 7ts Between Main and Bank.
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s1KDEN AND FLOWER eIknn-s
NJ frysh supply iast n red Asd tef sAls ~
~ a a. ler Main AnA 80 IA
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~ SUPERINTENDENT OF THEa Wokhs'
In answer to thu calls of many seliow.eitiisns r.
spectfnlly announce myself candidate ~, ~ an an.
above Office and solicit your supposI e. teS "
preaching election. NH 7-tde~ JOHN shA'
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE.

IyOR HIRE-A No. Man and Boy for
T. the house, a good Shoemaker and Tanner, a
M MACON. JR,
Scs. a~,A Garw
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~ WHITEHuRsT's OBJ GALLERY will
open on the l4th inst with an entire new stock Of
CASES, from 35 CENTS and upwards "
kecoilect. II you want cheap and good Pic.
TURES, you must call at II Main Street
eGrhe GALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale.
ouo VIII DO soio ioW fe &-lmif
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nh :
n E

Togt |
line.
@s-@-ssH
N : !
Linen
and n
hit
Black
These
ofMr
\ edged.
been
publi
Book
and q
nient
NH
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80 FoR convenience aud economy in
makIng bread. housed keepers should ufe Samples
1a'onio.o 1aAInR foWuer NH N
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REFhldERATORS.-Now rec.iving,
~ good supply Of low priced aud other Refrieera.
TORS among which are the celebrated Larrabes A pd
Forsiu g make that have given general satsfaetion
examine. ~"S
NH ~ munu A nryy
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CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.-Mer-
~ chants now visiting this market. are cordially
invited 20 On examination Of the largest and most
bited BY N or to be seen In this State. -
hi nayng devoted more than teysnfy years to this
ticle We SELL from the best material limportsd +,
ourselves OF purchased from agents ~ The usci.
see.N,ana oeang more largely engaged il this bnsi
oler every needed inducsnent to dealers. We nav
o nu ppSnt mershalts can select from both
Denartmant. stocks at Wholesale prices
Terms liberal s's-'0 Aoois'
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JVnN . FOSSELbA UdE,
Secretary Independent Fire Company.
2S-aSd2f Dol Md


UNDERTAKES,
Governor street between Main and Franklin, Rich.
mond, Va.
Keen constantly on hand all kinds of read y-made
(OFFYNS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES
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| KEROSENE OR COAL OIL LAMPS.
IA The largest assortment of Lamps in Richmond,
and the most approved patterns for sale at No l62
| Main street
Also, the best COAL OIL and FLUID. in quan-
titles for salecheap. Apply at 1872 Main street. op.
poki.e the American Hotel.
NH 23-dlm& REV
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~ LIcoRIcR.

~ LIco9IcR.
A. O. q. BRAND.
THR ABOVE WELL KNOWN PAvoRIrE BRAND ALWAYS
ON SALE, BY JAMES G. McANDREW
de Sly 81 PINE STREET NEW Yong
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GIN COCKTAIL.-Just received an
- other supply of that celebrated Cocktail SO
highly recommended as tonic. and with other
qualities.
For sale by all the first class Saloons and Stores
in town; at wholesale only by
JOHN MELLON, 134 Cary ut
NH 23-3t Sole Agent in Richmond.
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~THE most delightful Bread can be
made in thirty minutes by using SEMPLE's Infal-
lible Baking Powder. NH ~
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- FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-That
III very desirable Brick Residence, on Clay street
near the residence OF Mr. Peter d Glinn. The house
has roomS. and in connection Herewith q lot
fronting 80 and running back $50 feet Go an alley
with q well Of good water thereon ANY person
desiring home In pleasant neighborhood. and
Just beyond the corporate limits may find it to their
interest to examine this property.
Terms, liberal. JAS NJ TAyy0R n soN
NH 23-eodSt ~
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~ HENRY l.. BROOKE has resumed
the practice Of Law In the city of Richmond.
Office in Bslvin's New Building on 18th. fronting
Bank street. in 2S-ts
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~~<~<ss
Ir.ltKE
" |
MEN
NEW
lt sol

Ynond, |
Fancy Z
the stte
ers In '
'Heckce
Blk o
rage Re
E0Bbt
RACES. ! |
Prints;
larE ~
Casssm
Gloves
ing doe
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A NTHRACITE COAL-Just received
"A in Dock. ready to discharge, o cargo of No l
Red Ash Egg Coal, which / will sell low if taken
from vessel. Send in your orders.
NH 23-3t VIM q RRAXEAI. Basin Rank
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AS- MANAGER OF THE r0oR Houss.-tiv.
THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND most rsspss "a
fully announce mysslf for the above ossSe' anu
solicit your votes at the coming election; ,aa
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FOR RENT-A three-story brick
Dwelling. situated on Grace between 18th and
18TH streets containing eight rooms. closets store
room Drlck Kitchen. two Stories and the usual back
buildings all in perfect order gas city water and
cuivert on the premises; the neighborhood is unex-
ceptonable and to good te nant the rent v i'm be
$500 per annum. Apply to
EA CLOPTON.
NH 23-3t Corner Wall and Franklin sts
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DRMOVAL. - Mrs. q. j. ALL1n ns'
removed ften over ~ 49, .f,ssss Two doors
Nom osy. Ailkinas 81 MANfuA WVa,ms a snJ -
uaual Al orders from tho feunRy wuasssm
pRounpt attention. - =
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GOAL OIL LAMPS A large supply Of
Goal Oil Lamps, for sale at the lowest wholesal.
prices. THOS A BIJTKJEy
NH % Ig- Ma;r a.
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TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
ULOOK TO YOUR INTERESr.n

H. LOOA Io 1oth lNTEhESTJU III
By Purchasing your Wood of
III A. PAINTER, at the r ed Sign, at the new
Centre Market. ~
II You will not only be sure of full measure,
but you will get your Wood Sawed in 2, 5, or
pieces, iC z and Split III any srze desired.
IL Fifty cents per cord cheaper than it is sold
FROM any other place in this city.
Best Quality.} III
II He has the biggest Carts and Boxes,l IN
, Carts and Bo1es.i III
kindnEE kkinadlinE WWooS.{, v oos..{, Ill
IL All delivered Free OF Charge,t IN
Free of Charse.{ LII
IL Notice. III IL the above does not show how
TO get III = Rich III il shows where to get your
jCT Moneys Worth. Iii
Now please cal at the above office III , and try
It'll You will get quarter Of cord Of the best
spruce Pine Sawed IN pieces IL , and Split-1E
Tor 81; pieces for 81 la; pieces Sl.25; The
best Oak pieces l.011; pieces s l.5n; pieces
S1.621s; or the best Hickory, pieces SI.Jr pieces
81 IS; pieces 81 All other parts Of cord at same
rates
Orders left at 9. w. X. Handy's, opposite viii
lands Hotel at VIM. Baanty De's, 4aa 7th street,
or at Pages wharf, at the foot of 18th promptly at
tended to. Othce removed to the north side Of the
bridge corner of 18th and Canal streets. The money
to accompany the order or be ready when ths fuel
Is delivered
jeH A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf.
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TMPoRTANC TICE.

LADIES OF WASHINGTON.
oESUIHGETQNN n, ALEXANDRIA,, AND
p IHEIk RESPECTIVE VICINITIES!
Termit nc 10 inform you that on and after Mon
IHkHssf;,, me Sth, VI June, will offer my -
Nle0 :, FANCY GOODS -
~ h.st c9st, and continue to sell until July tst
contemplating extensive improvements in NV stnre
IN u, and my stock being heavy, am an xious
70 tl1q every dollars worth of goods int cash n
RosslUic MY long experience IN the purchasa ~
Fancy Uoods And tho very liberal share of paIroi
mage e4tenued 10 me since my removal to nv nev
:, saenooo Penn. avenue betveen 9th and 10th
sTeets encourage mo to greater exertIon. 70
pease fatter myself that my FIRST cost nrines viii
anoTu greater Inducements than ever before offercd
IN Urls city; and IN order to satifs yoursnlye. t,t
mean what say, most espectfuy solicit An ea ~
car. Actons speak louder than words NV stnck
IA iuiI and complete IN every department and con-
some OF the very best goods Of the foIIovins
Dress Trimming, every style,
hlblons, French Artificial Flowers
EmbroIderies, Real and Imitation Iaees
Lace Mantlilas and Points
Swlss and Cambric Edgings and Insertin0,
gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts
narietons, Illusions, Dress Buttons
Terluthery, and Notions of every kind guch ss sre
used by LADIES at all seasons, e
uacs t. sna Muslin Collars, every style,
ns M Miee black Lace, q cured and plain,
haih ana Figured Black Mantle Netts
NJ r. C. STEVENS
an,.. B.IStrav Goods, such as Bonnets, Flats,
CORY. ." ''o sAihe cate-
All goods charged, ten per cent added. Cash pre-
Ierred lie l5i R C. STEVENS
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
TERM OF VEARS.9Ths nndersisned viii lcasa n
WOOD AND COAL.

u IL ANOTHER ARRIVALD
H. w. BATES has just received another cargo
of that superior RED and WHITE ASH COAL,
which he vii dispose of cheap fcF CASH.
He has also on hand large lot of HICKORY,
OAK and ZINE WOOD.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere
K. w. BA rES, corner l4th and G SITS.
". B.-Wood Cut and Split any size and length.
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for City P5operty, known as Mount Pesssat," |"
EomeIy county, immedistely on the IN Street road
tssdiSsa aa e RGGayiIs ABOUT Z miles om
'naa'ai o'ecnA cARoLfSE ise i.Issf F. NoLAnD.
FOR RENT--The four story BRICK HOUSE,
- with back building; No l63 E street north,
ths building; also, good bathroom, and hs: iast
been put IN thorough repeII. Apply to the sabseri;
Hotel. '' : ''' iissl " T s. b! c&sffLEMaN.
Tor SALE OR RENT-Two small FRAME
afstb thbOsdSES w room, each one situated on coIne.
TSs s
ssd lSw ,Sr % cs,h hsc r. on hand fine
the most reasonable terms Office corner of 10Th and
streets, at the foot of Louisiana avenue:
je2 JONA 4. WALKER.
EoR RENT.A very desirable BRICK Dwell
gos avenns and 7th street, Containing Il E rooms.
To pnnctual tenant the rent will be made low
cfA ssHs TO M. Of s s;4.s, SA
ana Marylhnd avenue. je loft
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situa.ed
"a IN AlexandIis county, about ~ miles from
:.S
kENT IL eTV yJR E9k
II rEK " OF HEARSIrhe undersigned will lease
& ss sS H% ne the .onS e
Eest corner Of Penn avenue and lIth street, which
Psa hSs hi been asat Ss !.
the Federal Metropolis. Its position on Penn. ave
nue., ABOUT midway eotween the Capitol and PTesi-
dents house, And its immediate proximity 20 the
Washi ton Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, ono
OF both Of which is open nearly every pight in the
eligible in Washington oity for q hotel kept on the
European Pan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
be arranged to accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while its cookIns
dining, and restaurant apartments can be nf-
ranged to accommodate even q far greater number
on the European plan. The entranoes public and
prlvate,w be on nth street. within 81 feet of Penn
avenue and nearer to the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than others that can be established. For in
formation concerning terms, de-, apply to w. ID.
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sxenteu Dy the renowned
Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea. and since
MS decease 10 manufactur
Ell by CROSSE & BLACK
WE'LL, London, from the
Original recipe. The man
uiacturers simply ask forit
a trial, convinced that IL
must add to the already
!arge consumption, and
that u vIli prove itself un-
eqnalied, either ass a stimn-
lant to the appetite or an
aid To digestion.
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III The taxable property Of New York city, as
ASSESSED for the present year, reaches the sum of
assI o23 : of real estate takes 1915, ,95i 93O
and prrsonai Si5s 1886 1906 nonresident, eli 63t.
462 The total increase over Last year ls2
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.APON SPRINGS,

H.x,.v,
The Subscribers would respectfnliy inform ,hn.ir
friends and the public that they hsveA
WATERING PLACE. lk.H
Rnis ps ease embracing the Mountain House Waddie
Buiidlngs.&c.,l and will open for the reception of
visitors on the 2th of June. Invalids and Families
can he accommodated earlier IL desired.
three miles of the place. '-
III Circulars or other information can be had
py addresslng us as above, or J. N. Buck, Ess. Of
Howard House, Baltimore, -
J.: s: s: sNhiPPRR.! sENhiPPRR.E.
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OPINIONS OF rHK LoNnoN

W recommend our correspondent to try Mons
Ei"yer,s new Saucc entitled the 'SuItanas sauce
~ a1e after the Turkish recipe; its flavor IL ex-
ceilent, and u affords considerable aid in cases Of
SLOW ai'd weak dgestion.-7h The Lanret.
ne Sultana's Sance is sayory, piquaut and spi
cy' happy continuation of havors ard essence.
EoItly OF the delicate taste Of Suana the geninS
=. noyer, and The universal patronage of dis
concentration of all tho piquant resources of
turkey and Russia."-U UaitsS .Ssrc,ce Gazefts
alone Ii is most valuable adjunct 10 FIsh. Finsb'
SIet t9w and should be placed on every dinner IA
MI The GSsultsns Sauce is most delicious zest.p-
n S9le Agents for the United States GARDNER
pipt kEL,N, 2l5 Fulton street. New ToTk: And
bna AfES. 81 Cornhill, Boston.
The Sultsna Sauce can be had in w Waxhipr,or
pi II: KlDENOUR, 304 Pa av.; SHEKEII&
MILLER, 2I4 Pa. sv.; n. n. VOSE q CO. corn
u 6m '