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"a DEAD HOT FOR BAD BUeS.-This is not one OF
the Mineral Washes heretofore used to destroy Bed
Bugs. but something much better rs the railroad
car than the old stage wagon. Being vegetable
extract. it does not evaporate rapidly and waste
but retains its destructive qualities for long time,
presenting bed OF instant death TO those noxious
tormentors of our nightly rest. Sold by all the
Drug xists. ep 2o-W&S4wt
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N- Sac OsBaRNk's New 80 CTS. Co.

SEE UEB3kNEH NEW UU CTb. 90
LoDEoN PICTURES
Fee Osbornes New 90 cts. Co!odeon Pictures.
See Osborne's New 20 eta. Colodeon Pictures.
See Osborne's New so cts. Coicdeon Pictures.
See Osbornes New 20 cts Coledeon Pictures.
See OsbornU5 New 50 cts. Colode0n Pictures.
See Osborne's New 70 cts Colodeon Pictures.
See Oshorne's New 80 cts Colodeon Pictures.
Pee Osborpe's New 50 cts Colodt on Pictures.
See Osbornes New 80 cts Colodeon Pictures.
Bee Osbornes New so cts Colodeon Pictures.
See Osbornes New so cts. Colodeon Pictures.
See O,borre's New 80 cts. Colodeon Pictures
Fee Osbornes New 20 cts. Coiodeon Pictures.
See Osborpes New 50 cts Colodeop Pictures.
See OSbnrnes New so cts. Colodeoa Pictures.
Gee Osborne's New so cts. Colodeon Pictures.
See Osbornes New 80 CTS Colodeon Pictures.
See Osborne's New 50 cts. Colodeon Pictures.
See Osbornes New so cts. Colodeon Pictures.
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~DuHLop, MoNoURE & Co, ask the
attention of dealers TO their auction sale OF Porto
kico Sugar commencing. at their office. ct 10 ocik
precisely. ap <"-h
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-. SpncIAL NofICn.-The attept

of The trade Is esp tally called to our cargo sale Q,
Groceries. to take place, THIS DAY. Of nf Ware
house. on the Basin Immediately after Messrs Dun
lop Moncure Cos sale Of Sugar ~
an 2O-It ChHNehA" W. q
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apHARI AMBROTY es,'--
LARGE SIZE 80 CENTS.
ct,zens "a we'll ~ Strangers whiting the cHy,
.,onid nsoenre their Ljkeuesses Of the celebrated
artist. POWERS. I5i Main st. where the genuine
PEARL AM8ROTYPE can be had. OF large size,
for fifty CENTS to $50
POWERS Is an educated Artist. having been en-.
gagged in Photography since its discovery. Give
him call. and beware Of bungiers 10 tne art
ap 2O-3tS
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~ TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALIcEs, &c.-We
have now in store very large and superior sssoIt
r,ent Of Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices
&c. Of ali qualities. and at all prices; among them
are Trunks that were made expressly for Ladies'
Travelling Trunks. with all the conveniences, and
made very substantial. For salel low by
ALIEN HILL h CO,
Dealers in Boots and Shoes, Trunks.
Carpet Bags Valices. &c,
apl6-G No Ia Main st. Richmond Va.
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~ RsFRIGsRATOBs,
REFRIGERAT0Rs,
RIFF aIG orators.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Pric " such that every one can afford to buy one
Refrigerator and Water Cooler Depot. at I37 Main
street THOS A BULKLEY.
lin
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HA-BEAuTHrL PAELoR PICTURES ON sALg.-The
Ladies and taenteme of Richmond are respectfully
melted 10 visit a fine collection Of European Oil
Paintings, now on exhibition. free of charge. al
Coriuthiau Hall No claim Is laid by the Proprie
tor to rks of Art b, Nurilo. Claude. or Salvador
Rosa, Painting, tina: command fortunes on the
other side Of the Atlantic. But direct claim Is
iaii TO besutfullp finished pictures By celebrated
Guropeau Artists Of the present day. The room,
Is open from 8, A NJ to 6, P. NJ.
The sale takes place tomorrow morning. at 10 Z,
o'clock. 1t
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ap 0-2w TaOS BROCKGNBR0UGH, Secy.
HFDanville Register, vii copy for 4 weeks.

RICHMOND. APRIL 10, 1882
ITO THE PUBLIC.-I have this day
L constituted and appointed SAML II JETER my
Agent, by deed duly recorded in the cfice of the
Court OF Hastings OF the city of Richmond to con
duct for me. and N my name. General Commits.
sion aud Forwarding Business
up 0-lm~ ERANS A JETER.
In conformity with the foregoing,
will conduct. at my old stand. on Cary street. two
doors below the Columbian Hotel, o General Oom.
mission and Forwarding Blu mess. shall give my
un1gided and personal attention TO the sale of
Flour. Tobacco, &C. and by strict attention 10 bn
siness. hope to receive liberal share of public
patronage. SaML III JETER
ap D-2m* Agent for Fraus A Jeter,
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HS-TO THE PEOPLE OF CHESTERFIELD
It being understood that the office of COMMON.
WEALTa'S ATrORNEY, for the County of Chester.
field will shortly become vacant by the resignation
of Alex'r Jones, ESQ declare m self & candidate
to supply such vacancy when it occurs.
ap i5-ts CHRISTOPBER MCREA.
% MANTLE DRPoT.
90 MAIN STREET.
My store will be closed on Tuesday and Wednes
day. the 18th and 10th insts, and re opened on
THURSDAY, tho 2lst inst. bZEkIEL.
ap 10 Mantle Depot, SO Main st.
fS MAULE Il BEvILL.
HOUSE, SIGN, AND
ORNAMENTAL
PAIN II Z Il 3,
Corner of Main and 18th streets.
AN lL-1m
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NJ LADIES' HEEL GAITERs, AT 81 80 AND $2.-The
Subscribers have now in store large assortment Of
Ladies' CATERS with and without heels; Heel Cal
tiers from 30 to 2oo. Also. Caters without heels
ut the low price of % and upwards. They are
frstrate article for the price. For sale by
ap lot ALEX HILL co.
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PROSPECTUS OF 1.-THE RICHMOND

pkOSPECTUb OF "THE RICH MOND
EXAMINER - Under an arran cement he.
tween the subscribers, the Richmond EX AMINEk
tofoFe, and Daily edition will also be ssuei. The
Weekly ana Semi Weekly will be published on the
same terms rs heretofore The Daily paper will be
furnished to patrons at seven dollars per annum
which may be discharged py the payment Of SIX
dollars within thirty days.
The Examiner has not been nuT sed or fed on the
patronage VI doVernmentin the pass nor 90 we anti
cpats or seek such aid the future 1t was es-
taDiisaed to advocate the PRINCIPLES of the Ccnsti
tuition as interpreted BY Thomas JEFflRsoN, and as
supported by the RESOLUTIONS of the Virginia and
kentucky Legislatures OF '9o and -thc principles
Of the old Democratic party OF Virginia." To THESE
objects il will still DO devoted ana o means Of
mplishing them, all efforts Consistent with q
will be mace through it's columns TO preserve the
integrity and unity ofthe present democratic party
We shall endeavor through IL to give warming conn
south-to maintain State Sovereignty and defend
Southern interests, the solo means OF preserving
the Union or preventing its becoming . curse TO
EXAMfNE SIR will. as heretofore. in supporting or
opposing public men. be governed exclusiveiy by
consideration of the objects for whish is wasestab-
trusts vii. advance the interests and honor Of Wiz.
ginia. the south. and the people of the several
ntat.s Of the Union-oppoeing all who war upon
defending the sovereignty Of the several States. or
10 maintaining rights OF property each section Of
The Proprstors and Editor will use all means in
Agricultural and Commercial interests OF the STATE
~ mrnsninf accurate accounts Of the state Of the
mar & 'e s ana domestic and svins norms
ton Q. crops and the supply Of the great staples
10 the state; and they hope 10 sustain the
epussslon q has already acquired By aifurding en-
svncs.in ~ and persons whose tAstes and
teal Incline them more to literary than poll
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MEDICAL CARDS.

~ On. SyLvANUs L. ISGRAA having
located himself permanently in Richmond, respect
fully tenders his professional services to the public
Calls may be made either at his Office Bank ssreet
near the Mechanics Institute, az the st Charles
Hotel. Iuh 3--sims
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R@S TEs THIRTY SIXTH ANNUAL
k>-Ia Meeting of the Medical Society of Virgil.
ria will be held in the city of Richmond on TUEs-
DAY the 26th Of April, 1850.
Besides the reading of several interesting Essays
the organizati of State Board of Medical Exam
liners will be before the meeting
az PEW So & Tu Secretary.
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TO DRUGGISTS.-A young man, a
VirgiDian, a recent graduate of the Philafiel-
Rhia college Of Pharmacy, desires a situation in
Richmond. and refers to -
BULLOCK CRENSHAW.
Philadelphia.
LAIDLEY ROBINSON
$500 Richmond, Va.
"Address Box No Sc, Liberty, Va,
ap 20-d5t&cWftS
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Lon SAIL CREAP--A second hand
= strins nray and Harness. Appay a iAss pissss.
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LOST


OsF-A Letter Of Commentator, de
11rectsd TO Rev Mr. Harold. signed by James Bu-
chan. The finder will confer favor By leaving II
Al the uispAtcb ofilce. Rp ze--ies
OST-$20 kEWARD-Lost on Bat
=. - urday last, on Brooke Avenue. GOLD
WATCH, NO 3s23. will give the above reward for
it, II left at this Office HENRY ADAMS.
ap l9-2t*
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x7sra wLser ais day rsi,.essay) on o'eioc1.
ARRIYEp.

Asgh Wot1 h0 d0y Heu5tesoug va
ARRIVED.
Brig Indian Queen. mcGregory. Mayaguex' ~
sugar; Dunlop. Moncnre Co. -. N 4 w
kchr Nickerson. Baxter. boston. "u'''
Echr WIN co!auIt.. Frank. Baltimore, gnAno.
o schr william ssysre, Brooks Baltimore. guano.
sf ssSr bs Sass Philips. Baltimore plaster Jna
schr WIN Doyle. Griiin.. jams River. wood
schr Lynnhaven, Croker. Norfolk. corn. Bacon
'f schI WIN Henry. passapae. Philadelphia. pig
schr Alquisar Long, g isorge ,cs' Il Lip Syeeb
schr Access, Burnett. fhhaoe'ph'"' 0o"'' "oS'
Ai fsr .chr Amazon. obrien. Halifax. fish. womble
B9 s schr swan, Kelley. Halifax. fish. Bridsford
schr Mary AdsIine, Creighton. Norfolk. corn. Ar
u0f' A'''' SAILED,
: Steamship jamestown, Parrish. New York. mdse
and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody, Pritchard' baisimore' mo'''
schr Honduras, Cross. down the river. light.
CRY Porrr, April l6-Arrived. Bremen bark Co
ss koiIer / Co.
es9n-m1uh FOR LYNCHBURG-TO
- LEAVE THURSDAY.-The Canal
Boat OLIVIA will leave as above Eor freight; ap-
oily to VIM COA..
an sO-2t At the Shed, Dock street.
m THE YACHT HAT.
ThE Y YaSHT Hat
something New.
Something New. 70 be had at
Something New.
BINFORD's HAT sT0RE.
BINFORD'S HAT STORE.
an 2O-3ts BINFORD'5 HAT STORE.
i TO THE VIRGINIA MILITIA.-I
Ahaye now on hand and shall continue to keeo
VIZ large supply of MILITARY HATS and Trim
mngs, for officers of all grades, according to the
late law which am prepared to sell at very low
prices Orders from officers from distance. stafng
what grade of Office and sending the size OF heaa.
will be promptly attended to. Also, Knight Teni-
plars' Chapeaus furnished at the shortest notice
RIO DiCKINSoN,
ap ao-2wd&w2t No rs Main st.
RICHMOND, April 10Th, 1859.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE DIsPATCH:-
81 The portion Of the Brigade Orders. No. !. OF
nj the I'll Srigade in your paper OF this morning,
III which refers to the 10th and 10th Regiments,
was enormously printed. 1t should be as follows:
18TH REGIMENT OF TIE LINE, Richmond City,
(Col. Johu h. Kicherdson;|
And 10TH REGIMENT OF THE LINE, Richmond City,
(Commandaut not yet eected)
Training to commence in front OF the City HAL,
on Monday, the 10th of NAV. 1889 at IA O'Clock r.
Nj. The Regimentsi muste- of the i79th Regiment
will bs on Thursday. the h, and of the 18th ReR
ment on Friday, the 10Th of May. 1889; on which
days these REGIMENTS. respectively. will form in
front of the City Hall. at II o'clock. A. Nj.
Very Respectfully, Your Ohd't sv't,
CIV. RICHARDSON,
an GIFTS Brigade Inspector.
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NOTICE is hereby given to oil persons
= to whom the estate Of WM BURR may be
ment; and they are requested to do 30 promptly.
DAVID BURR, Executor
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NEW BOOKS,
Just issued from the Press.
FIFTH Series Of Surgeons sermons said TO excel
anY Of the former series; 81
PRECIOUS stones OF the Heavenly Foundation. Il
THE Losing and Taking Of Msnsoui; 81
Daily Thought for Child; 60
BAPTIST Church DIRECTORY: co.
just received and for sale By
ap 2o-3t THos 7 sTlRRE
TANNERS' OIL LOO hbls for sale by
ap ~ Ia g B DAVENPORT.
pURE MOLA66ES RUM.-2OO bbls.
= for sac by @ B DAVENPORT.
TRON-.Bagnall's" large shafting Iron
= from to ~ inches round, for sAlA by
apm y III 6KlNKER Il GO.
+ EATHER- 500 tides Good and DAM
~ aged Sole Leather. for sale by
New NO. I CUT HGRRINGs, just i'm
$3.50 kaiaIfssff6N i 511zarRArD.
~ 2-tt No " Pearl street.
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~ GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, II, MAIE
STREET, RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
Nj TIA


~ GALLERY CT FINE ARTS, II, MAIN
STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
IMPORTANT NOTIQE.
WATSON feels IL due to his patrons and the pub
lie TO tender them his warmest thanks tor the gene
rOus support they have favored him with since he
opened the above ALLERY, and desires TO inform
them that circumstances has arisen which has in.
duced him TO abandon the project oil returning to
Europe for the present; and he il now receiving
entire stock OF Cases of the hest quality which
he is determined 70 sell at New York prices; and he
intends to double his efforts to please all who may
favor him with their patronage.
kvery variety OF picture produced by the Photo
graphic art TO be seen at his Gallery which for style
and workmanship, is equal TO any produced in the
city. Here You can have picture OF SURPRISING
beauty and size for 30 cents-unequalled by any
other house-while Photographs, whole size inch
es by for So; duplicates 81 The public are invi-
ted to call and Judge for themselves
a. One Quarter size CAMERA, nearly new. for
sale. NH l9-lmif
D% 3. l. Il. P.-having used "Sem-
Pies baking Pow her, in my family with never va
ever tried. Signed, JAMES BOkUM.
Portsmouth, Va. March Is. 1853.
cheerfuily recommend 'Sempie's Baking Pow
der the most nperior article have used for
making light and sweet Loaf bres d. Biscuits, &c,
in the shortest possible time.
Portsmouth, March l9, IS. JOHN JACK.
JOHN w GARLICK, manufacturer ard sole pro
prietor. Market Place. Frank lin st. apis
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~cHANTILLY NANTES

~ CHANTILLY MANTLES-
Just received, OF cur own importation, alarge sup
ply OF
BLACK CHANTILLY MANTLES.
Also, Full shawls and FONTS. in very rich and
beautiful designs.
We call special attention to these goods an also
to large stock of
tJACONET AND BOOK COLLARS.
Which We are enabled to sell far below their real
vaue.
Dai y receiving NEW GOODS.
ap2o-3t WATKINS FlCkLlS.
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g. TO CAPTAINS AND f.
ong desired object of Captains and ship GsA&s
masters of this port, the opportunity to
have their Chronometers rated and repaired in this
city, have provided III, self with the necessary
instruments and means TO do so. together with a
meridian instrument, which ID pronounced and re-
conmepded to Dc the best fer this purpose. have
a regulator with mercu .ial pendulum of the finest
Paris make. in operation. which by series of solar
observations. has been tested to run to an utmost
accuracy All chronometers entrusted to me for
repairs or rating will receive the prompt personal
and careful attention of my experienced watch
maker j have always ON hand an extensive as
sortment of fine English and French Watches. of
the best manufacturers, namely. B Adams Son.
London, II + Reynolds. Lemon, Liverpool. jules
ter Balances, Dixon, John Cragg, Joseph johnson
and others, Jules Emmery. Alfred Lafalette and of
other distinguished makers and Fine Jewelry,
siiver and Plated Ware, Spy Glass, Optical Instru-
ments. &c. 3 A MYERS,
an IN No los Main at cor Pearl.
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ITO CONSUMERS OF COAL OIL
= The KEaOSINE OIL l. the best and cheapest
Coal Oil in use. It has little OF tho ofen-
sive odor peculiar 70 Coal on II IL light colored
does not smoke. and burma 20 per cent longer than
any other The genuine kerosiae OIL il for sale In
PURCELL. LADD co. Druggists,
ap 20 la. cor Main and Governor sta.
ErOR HIRE-For the balance Of the
= year-s good FARM HAND. Apply 70
QLANK BOOKS, CHI Eek DOOKN,
BOOKS. ENVELOPES. Bill, Cap and Letter Pspers.
Ink. &c; Jig tine. all the asites for the Counting
loom or ofhce. can be bought Of N as very low
ap M--3t KNOWLHe 4 WALTORn
sokN.-38u0 bushels landing this
40 20@af MARX D1NNry
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 10Th, 1850.
viii be presented shakspeare's snblime Tragedy
of KING LEAR-King Lear. Edwin Booth
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q ~ hENT-~A STORE ON aOUTH
"a sIDE Of 5R1kD STREET ye -. $500.
g 80 &c nss 81 skos s1GTs apriJ "a ss-
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NOTICE-In consequence Of tho agreeable Ieupt,
of this great tragedy. no other piece will b
narfnrnad
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~ LIooRIcB.

NJ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city Of Richmond.
Office in Belvin's New Building. on 18th. fronting
Bank street. ia 26-ts
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THEATRE.

Third Night Of the popular young American Ira.
gedian.
ERWIN BOOTH.
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@'A M,GOo bushels BRAN
40 . bushels BROWN STUFF
10 900 bushels SHORTS
5000 bushels SHIP STUFF
$500 bushels CORN
For sale by MARK DOWNEY
an l2-Im
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ma IS Is

NARSHALS SaIE.-In virtue of l. writs of
1Vl feri facas Issued from the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington and to ma directed, | alil
expose to public sale, for cash. in front of the Court
House door of said county, on FRIDAY the lHth
day of June next, 1882. at IL o'clock m. the fol
lowing dsscrl he'd property, to wit: All defendants
rIsht. title. claim and interest and to the undi-
vIded noIety of part of Lot No. 5. in Square No.
~. beg inning for the at the southwest corner
of said lot in said square, running thence north
ward, along the line of 9Th ST. west p feet thence
due east AZ rEht angles with said 9th street to the
thence due west TO the beginning. coHta ming 2si
square feet, less, together with all and siiI
gular the improvements thereon, in the city of
Washington, d. T..
Also. the undivided moiety of part of Lot No l.
IN Square No 428. beginning at the nOrthGaster!y
corner of SAID Lot No. !. iii said Square; thence
running south along the line of 7t stree west, Il
feet inches thence west ~ ieet thence north q
feet nches; thence cast ~ feet to the beginning
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon. In the city Of Washington, ID. G..
Also; part OF Lot No. Z. IN Square 6Si owned in
se"sraly by the defendant, beginning at the corner
OF lst street east and ID street north, and running
thence south III LIST street 6 feet thence west
place of beginning, containing 6.GO0 square feet,
more or less, together with ali and singular the n-
pT"vstnents thereon, in the city of ashngton, ID.
e. seized and levied upon the property of Thos.
tiaIgan, and Will be sold To satisfy Judcai3 Nos.
II, l3 y. II. -, 81 B, S5 81, - and 46 To October
tenn. 1852, IN favor of :. - and :. A. Stevens, and
Samuel ). Stevens.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
ma l8-ts for the District of Columbia
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND coal.
IL DEALERS-The vacant LOT on " street,
2jh. opposite tne Presbyterian Church, 81 feet
10y Isl, can Ice leased tor years 10y paying 81 taxes
Rud a moderate yearly rent.
FoR SALE-A new Wooden PUMP, suitable fora
well or clstern aisOut ~ feet deep.
. Apply 10 DIR. CRAGlN, l2& Dunbarton street,
Georgetown. ma 9-tf
EOR RENT-The DWELLING PART Of the
Il S-stoIy Hause south side OF Pennsy vania av..
east ~ 7th street, and over Harvey & Co.'S Hard
+. coT%f &Bh6 BhR6o. CAMPBELL c9n 9ar ISL IS 4 %
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sAI.E-Sltusted
"A IN AleXandrla county, about ~ miles from
Georgetown, at the intersection of the CeorKetoxu
and Little Falls roads, consisting of lG2 acras In
sulre on tine premises, or Of u. RICHARDS. cornnr
18th and streets. Washington. ID. q. "a Iau
IFOR SAIE-Two BRICK TESEMENTS IN
II Georgetown. pieasaHuy situated on West at,
ia tue midst ui an agreeable and polished succty.
aud convenient To- the best sch,yols and churches 4
SUN of money Will be taken WHICH wall give 10 tha
purchaser, IA rents, la per cent Terms: On- fourth
cash. and the ia'ace ir Z. - and years, with lnte
rest half yearly. AIR. 4. NJ. Hans.n, Agent uf Fila
Insurance COmpauy. 7th street, viii designSt the
e. b. ADDISON. Agent,
mar ls-eotf Alexandris, Va.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SAI.E-ContaIniuE
v about 80 acres, in Fairfax county. Va, miles
from this city, and the same distance from A1xan-
drIa. The farm IL In excellent order: has good
buildings and Is well Watered aud tmbaTed n is all
under fence and large orchards ot the best varieties
OF fruit, raspberries. strawberries, &c, &c, The
terms Of salo will he made yery easy 10 SUIT pur-
chaSors. and, IL desired the farm will be divided
For particulars apply TO CHARLES HASklNS,
Architect. Penn. avenue. mar y u