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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of Teri
WI tacas Issued from the Clerks office Of the Cir
cult Court of the District Of Columbia for the county
of Washing ton, and 10 directed, will rx pose Ia
public sale, for cash, at the cast end ofthe Washing
ton Canal and New Jersey avenue, on THURSDAY
next the 18th instant commencing at o'clock D. m.,
the following goods and chattels, to wit, viz l LOT
Seine Rope, Fishing Seine, I small Boat, and I
large Boat, seized and levied upon 5 the goods and
chattes of John ID. Evans, ]. w. ROb.y, and Jos.
SsmInes. and will be sold to satisfy Judicials No
40. to Nav term, l851. w SEIDEN
mar I4-tS Marshal for the District of Columh;a
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IL Mr. MacInurray, wealthy paper manu-
facturer, has become proprietor of the London
Journal, of which Mark Lemon has lately been
the editor
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NOTICE. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ADVERTISE
hENT~ To Blk INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE Sun
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
STAR OFFICE.
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ID Messrs. Anthony, Bngham Grimes, Bragg,
and POwell-fve of the eight new United states
SenatOrs-have been Governors Of their respective
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Financial.

NEW YORK, March I5.-stocks ranged dull:
closing heavy; Chicago and Rock Island 59z; IA
gan Southern I54 New York Central 79k; Pa.
Coal Co. ~; Reading 4sS; Mil. and Miss "a;
Cartons I9k; Virginia o's "; Missouri 6's IS \;
L. ;. SIS Of la, lO31i Sterling exchange lCsks
IQEZ
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AUCTION MLM
THIS AFTERNOON q To-MoRRoW

BY J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER
OF 3 sF5EES March
No. 3D. n Square 81 So So, fronting on on
back q With ss
improvements, consisting Of two-story Frame
and cSae sSq Hea sShe '0r' ia's ~eihs S.
Title PoTlsa. Imnediats possession will be given.
months with interest, secured by deed in trust
mar cd J. c. Mcguire 4 CO., Aucts.
By THos. DowLING; Georgetown.
~ viii sell, without reserve. in front of the prei
ses; ~ s!ors Frame House, with basement and tin
. feet front with depth Of s. feet Also az the
and depth Of IS feet, with ali the improvements ~ .e
locations in Georgetown, being situated in aSIss
and healthy neighborhood, which offers a rare
Terms cash IN current funds.
mar u 81 THOS. BOWLING, Auct'r.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
EHOLDANDKITCHENF FURNITURE
slant, shall sell at 10 o'clock m., at the residence
of lady declining housekeeping, No as corner of
10Th and streets north, an excellent assortment Of
Mahogany Parlor and Rocking Chairs,
Do Dressing ana other Sr BaTesa snd Wssa
stands.
Gilt frame Pier Glass and Mantel Ornaments,
Walnut Extension Table,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs
China, Glass and Crnckery Ware. Bnive: and Forks
Cottage Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Bedding and Mat
trcss,
ParIor. Passage and Chamber Carpets, Oilcloth,
window Shades, w aTirobe, and Toilet Set, Mantel
Clock,
Cooking Radiator and other Stoves,
With good lot OF Kitchen Requisites.
Terms: Under . p cash; over SIS credit Of ca
?nd 81 days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear
ing interest.
mar lid A. GREEN, Auct
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By A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioner

Nv 4. GKEEN, Auctioner.
HORSES AND CARRIAGE At AUCTION
l. On THURSDAY. the nth inst, at 10 % clock
Sha II soil, account al whom 10 NAV concern
3excelleIt work Horses, two Of winch are swift
Aiso'a good family or Hackney Carriage.
All of which will be sold " thout reserve
Terms: One third cash balance in 90 aud g0dsys
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, braring interest
mar last A GREEN Auct
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

SEVERAI. FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT.
- either WITH without the of the Kitchen on
18th street, between r and +, No. ASP.
ma "a
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18th street, between f and F, No. 452.
mar l5-eolw'
at the corner of 9Th and l. streets, Northern LIB
critics.
IN the northern section of the city and at the Navy
Yard, low for cash, the usual credit or in ex-
' Apply to- to- Join Tof S g. ADhM Real Estate Agent
corner 9th and l. streets. 1857
For SAL;E F. 4 eGmfqrtable two story FRAME
aed ON I'd wh i Ps%s sTS
BALE For tiGs 6 EaPP dda ,Ia las rs
Yard, 18th street between Street and OH" sTs-
nue.. mar l5-enSt
EOR RENT-A four-story IBRICK HOUSE,
Nc. 4Sj. on 18th street. west, near ii street. con-
tanning = rooms, Rent $50 month. Apply to
JESSE h. WILSON, Esq, corner Penn: avenue
and nth street. mar I5-Tu&Tr
EURNISHED HOUSE WANTED For a few
Ing location, terms. &c. Il ST.
NOR RENT-The four-story HOUSE, No To-
Il on IA street, next To DIR. Supdsriand's Church.
Inquire on the premises, or apply to JOHN PuR
NOR SA LEA GREAT BARGAIN-One of the
u most desirable STOR ES on the Avenue. the
New York at the lowest cash pfies viii be- Sold
very low # applied for immediately. Inquire at the
Star Office. mar Is st
IGOR SALE OR RENT-A small BRICK
j HOUSE, situated GA the corner Oi north y and
2sl streets, First Ward, opposite the Circle, con
tanning four rooms and Easement. Apply on the
EOR RENT-The three story BRICK HOUSE
D CA l., between ri and ~ streets. new and
yyenIrntl, arranged For PartIcnars inquire at the
Furniture WarerUonIs OF McGREGOK X co.
MAJ ~ ouiw
INOR RENT-The 3 story BRICK HOUSE. Ma.
Il "a Bridge street, Ge"rgeinwn, formerly occupied
as Arny's Confectionery. Possession given iIIine-
diatrl,. Apply 10 Army y SHiNN, corner Green
and Olive sts. mar tt
HOUSEFOR RENTANDFURNTrUR
IL SALE. Apply on the premises, No. III l.OuIsI
ana avenIIr. mar 8-2w
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAI.E.-rhe HOUSE
No. Il3 III street, containing - rooms, cellar.
bathroom, water closet, Ne. with gas and water.
VIII bo sold with the side LOT on accommodating
terms. Inquire AT the house. mar Tim
LNOR SAt.E-A large three-stury BRICK
Il HOUSE, with hack buildings, &c, in complete
Apply to p. LANSDALE, No. 10 Wmder's Build
Ing. mar LII
nor SALE-A VARIETY of BUILDING LOTS,
Il Oh terms accommodating. Also, FIRE RISKS
taken upon Dwellings, Stores. Merchandise, and
Furniture. Inquire of DAVID MGERLE. No.
2TOdd's Building. mar l0-eo2m"
HOUSE Nc. $50 MASSACHUSETTSAVE
Al FOR RENT. 1t has rooms, water, gas, and
dry sssr' No mo st2sa +. IKE kET SI,A Hin
nor RENT-The STORE-ROOM next door to
Il WIN. Il. Dove L Co.'S Plumbing and Gas-ftting
Estabi shment Rent 500 per annum. Inquire Of
WIN. Il. DOVE GO. fe 24-n
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
Georgetown, at the intersection of the Georgetown
and Little Falls roads, consisting of l2 acres. In
quIre on the premises. or OFF,. RICHARDS, corn,r
l4th aud X streets. Washington, ID. G. ia left
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MARSHAL SALE.-In virtue Of a writ of feri
lVl taclas issued from the Clerks Office ofthe Cir
cut Court oite District of Columbia for the County
OF w ashIng ton and To me directed. Will expose to
public sale for CASH. in front of the Court House
door OF sad county, ON TT ESDAN, the 5th day of
April next, 1874, at u clock m, the following de-
scrbed property, To wit: All defendants right title
claim aud interest ln and to part of Lot No. Is IN
Square No. 81, beginning at the southeast corner of
said lot, and running thence north ~ feet thence
west 301eet thence south - feet and thence cast 81
feet to TIL? point Of beginning, together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, In the city of
Washington, ID. c., seized and levied upon a. the
property of Robert L. Duley, and will be sold to
satisfy Jndiclas No. l73, to January term, 1879 in
favor of Reed, Brother 4 Co., use of James Martin
ct al. w. SEI,DEN, Marshal
mar Its for the District of Columbia.
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Arrest Of . S.speeted Ferser

BosroN, March 15.--A man, who assumes the
name Of Osborne, has been arrested here, on sus-
picion Of forgery on Enders a sutton Of Rich
mond, and Paul Hinton, Of Petersburg
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BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

1--WE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
Il NAVY NhRD-Dn WEDNESDAY. the 10th Of
March, al @ clock p. IN, on the premises, 1 will
sell, tnur Building Lots, beng subj visions Of Lots
AMI > ia Square north of Square 25i two frontlns
~ t-ct6h inches each on 9Th street ST. and running
Ia the depth ot6 feet inches, and the other front
~ feet Ga inches each Canal ST. and running
to the depth Of t6 feet inches Also PAL at Lot 2
IN Square SS0, fronting lsla feet south street
and running To the depth of6s feet This lot is i'm
metiIatey opposite the Eastern Market.
Terms One third cash the remainder of the pur-
chase money IN two equal instruments of 5 aud 10
months, secured by enu sed notes, bearing interest
from the day Of sale. The SAFE will commence ON
the first named property.
mar I'D a. GREEN, Auct,
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Sale Of the Yacht Wanderer.
Raltimor. M.rl...

SAVANNAH, March l3-Tbe celebrated yacht
Wanderer was sold Saturday 10 Charles Lamar,
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WEARE requested to cali the attention of the
street commissioner of the Fourth Ward to the ex-
trenely unsafe condition Of Sixth street, between
street and Louisiana avenue.
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FOR RENT-A four-story lBRICK HOUSE,
Nc 49, on 18th street. west, near II street. con-
JESSE Il. WILSON, Esq, corner Penn. avenue
and 18th street. mar l1-TuXTE
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Gov. Browns Remains At Na,hx,u.

NAsHvILLE, Tenn, March N-N-.sr,. Ad.ms
Co. Express, In charge Of Moor N Fans arrived
mains Of Gov. Brown, late Postmaster General A
special train Of cars accompanied them from
1.yncbburg, Va 10 this city, and all along the
route there were demonstrations Of respect paid to
the deceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-15

IN DRY GOODS FOR 1a@
SPRING SBAITIES and DuCAf.S,
SPRING yALENCIASs PARIS PLAIDS,
cari iSs B Rfin ANTS MS & PERSIAN CLOTHS
With many otheH desirable styles of SPRING
DRESS GOODS. N ofwhich will be sold at the
very lowest cash prices:
mar aim corner 9Th ST., oppo. Centre Market
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MARI led.

On the l4ih instant. hy the Rev. Andrew 6.
rutlIeTs, Mr.. ROUZEE RAINS and Miss
BECCA PAIGN, both of stafford county. Va.
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED For a few
l. months Address Box 6sj City Post Office, stat
lug location, terms, &c. mar Il st"
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FOR SA LEA EATBARGAIN-On One ofthe
u most desirable STOR ES ON the Avenue. tine
good wall, fixtures and stock being bought fresh in
New York at the lowest cash price. will he sold
ysry low fapplled for Immediately. Inquire ut the
Star Office. mar Is st
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| SEE NEW advertisements of Francis, Seventh
street. He has an immense stock of articles fan
cifn and useful, and sells them at New York
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CENTRE MARkEr-rhis morning, the market
oP'ned with an average attendance, ways muddy,
business not over brisk Supplies good or better
than might be looked for while the country roads
are ia such wretched condition. 1t is at sucb
tu,es these, when the city is cut of from coun
try supplies. that the much-abused huck sters are
of service 10 keeping the table provided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-15

NOR RENT-The four-story HOUSE, No. To-
Il on IA street, next to DIR. Sun,lerland's Church
Inquire ON the premises, or apply to JOHN PUR
Di ESq, mar l4-St
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Il DWELLING HOUSE, with six rooms. stu
ated on I'D street, between street and Penn;
DALE, or GEO. +. KIDW ELI Wood and Coal
Yard, 18th street. between ID street and Ohio ave-
nue.. mar cost
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph to the Evening Star.
The Mclean New, Cers,r-,d.

NEwORLRASs, March i2.-The Tennessee mails
eonnrm the success Of the liberals The Resc.
son,ss under Cobas, so strong, were bessen
go oy an inferior force-Miramon 10 Reported 90
oe retreating back on Orixaba
:. ne news OF Intended action Of the Government
~ ssniugtoa greatly encouraged the Liberals
Inc sloop-of-war Savannah had arrived AZ Vera
Cruz The English and French eerts were bar.
RAISING the movements Of Juarez.
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EOR RENT-THREEF FURNISHED ROOMS
at the corner OF 9Th and L. streets, Northern Lib
critics.
For SALE-Several desirable BUILDING LOTS
IN the northern section of the city and at the Navy
Yard, low for cash, or the usual credit or in ex
change for work and materials.
Apply to JOHN g. ADAMS. Real Estate agent,
corner 9Th and |. streets. mar I5-9tk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-15

JOINS. HoLIINssHEAD has been appointed by
the President and confirmed by the Senate as JUS
fice of the Pence
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THIS TORPID Weather presses heavily upon the
sources oil vitality. The system should lie sustained
BY the coca sional use of Ihd restorative so pure
a. To preclude all danger of reaction. Such restor
alive ~ Charles London Cordial Gin. So say our
lra.tIng physicians. = {.
May be lad IN Washington of Ford & Bro, ID. Il.
Clark, ii. Herman, j. Ii. Wilson. X. }. X won, Ham
iltOn Leach. and Others. EdIn'd T.. Charles, Gen
eral Agent, ~ broadway, New York. 1t
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by The lntendant ind his family referred Ia the
Asylum committee.
The petitions oi y. ~ Ecklcs, and OF Hannah
Ward aud ThOS MpITs. were referred
Mr.. Wallace, from the schools sonmttee re-
ported i joint resolution relative TO the improve
mcnt Of the public schools, with a substitute;
passed.
Mr.. Jones, from the Joint select committee on
the new market, reported a bill with q plan
THE bill provides for the appointment OF coII,,nis
sIoners; they To appoint competent architect 10
suIeTntend the construction The entire net rev.
rIIIH of the present and the new market to be- ap
prOprlhted To the payment Of tie debt. la case uf
failure 10 make a contract Oh these terms the
building Ia be leased To any company who may
erect il on those terms. The fees aud licenses to
remain As At present till the building is completed
Mr.. Orme, by consent, offered a resolution au-
thOriZin2 the joint committee To advertise in our
city papets and invite architects to submit plans
and spcc LEGATIONS referred To the select committee
Mr.. Wallace moved to amend by providing
that mo plan be adopted which does not contrnl-
plate Il hall fronting the Avenue" TThe confu-
sion in the Board was great, and what follows Is
just caught it.--Rsp.l
Mr.. MuliOy moved to reconsider the vote
Mr. Orne's resolution.
Mr.. Lloyd nIOved 10 djOnrn; withdrawn
MIR Wallace moved Ia refer the whole subject
back 10 the committee
Mr. Bohrer moved to amend, by providing that
no plan SHALL be considered until six shall have
bern submitted.
Mr. Powell gave notice Of 4 bill for market
ho,Ise, involving expense of not over SI0,EU.
Mr. Lloyd moved IL adjourn; lost l. nays
The question was taken on Mr.. Wallaees mo
ton To refer aud It passed: yeas 10. NAYS e.
| The Aldefin~ns Till eVeuIptiny certain real es-
h'+ oi orphan As, iuIns from taxation, reported
| by The conference ConIuittee, was passed
| MI Moliln. from the Fourth w ard delegation.
/ reported 1Glll fOT the relief OF Jos liertlrdt
MIR Offte moved 10 postpone until Monday be-
fore tue question was put. The Board adjourned
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SANFoRD'S INvIGORATOR.-To cure a Cold take
double dose of DIR. Saudford's Lnvigorator, and it
will give creator relief than any other medicine we
tried for have rarely to repeat the dose To
be entirely free from Con: and soon the lungs
have time to throw off the collected matter, the
cure ls complete. As family medicine, for the
cure of Bowel Diseases, Worms, Derangement of
the Stomach and Liver, we can recommend it
knowingly. Sold by all Druggists. mar 2w,r
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DIANOS-We have Just received a new assert
ment of Bacon Ravens unrivaled PIANO.
FORTES, and PRINCES MELODEONS; also,
the attention of the public.
w: G. METZEROTT,
mars corner 18th st. and Pa. av., Star Buildings,
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The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE hears that the pr.
chase of Pages Wharf, mentioned in the Star Ct
yesterday. has been made by the Washington and
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company.
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Murphy EEOI.se.
Smiths EEnHag
GFeenyiIse Ee0fel

w G. BROWN respectfully informs his friends. and rErs
~ the travelling public generally, that he taken
charge OF the above hotel and hopes by strict
to merit and receive share public patronage
Proprietor is determined to keep strictly moral house, will
spare pains render entire satisfaction all who
may favor him with call Terms moderate.
Greenvle, Hunt county. January. 1Sb9-3O
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.Mes.Icna and SMrgical Notice.

Is. M r. Snow, takes this method informing zens
ofKauman and adjoining counties, that he is amply
piled with medicines and surgical instruments, Pertaining 10 MS
proso proposes treat the following diseases and de-
ome, the of which he warrants, viz Fistua in ano,
open Hemorrhos Cluboot Cubhand, Distortions
joints, Anchylo Necrosis Dsocation arlp, Connctions
burns Wounds c &C. Special attention given Grad
ca Hernia The operation for Hernia simple safe and
will be fully explained the patients their friends vous to
the performing operation This seaee Oh cma has here
regarded ncurab but the progress of science
has to the contrary For further particulars address H.
j. Snow, Kaufman, Texas 2, 1859 -35:tf BIS
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stance res nblIng green apples sewed, ana ~
addrge tie sugar and lemon juice to it. and
making 4 Up with the crust in the usua way,
i is imp, Ibe to tel it from a fresh apple pie.
The lem juice is necessary to give it a fla.
Yo,r as j. rather insipil without it.
II ra esire pumpkin or custard pie of
the Ael stew as above directed, but omi,
the len. and bring the puIpy mass to the
Properr ness and consistency by the add-
TOO Of ,ar, milk and eggs. Little Of eth
q of III ingredients will be found necessary
only licient to give the melon co'or and
flavor skiIlfully prepared, these melons
will be Ind an important auxiliary to the
house.wi during several months in the fall
aud wirs 4. We have kept them sound and
hard uni larch.- Southern CultiDator.
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NJ W. PfAR & BRO. have just received ! r-,,d
IMPLY II, PURE FRENCH CoGNAC and
efaRB D.iANlGEs, for sale wholesale and retail
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
pm, a, -. ,solsgssam.
Ebr. ,sesS. Peak, .sr..
Medical Notice.

ITavng associated ourselves the practice OF Medcine
IL very respectfully professional services to the public
generally and will give strict attention entrusted
our care s. b. PRYOR, NJ. d.
motif CIIAS. II. PRYOR, NJ. D. p
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

The New-Jersey Farmer gives 40 account
Ola new kind Of oats recently grown in Law.
renee township, New-Jersey, sown on the 2Stll
81 BE ca, which was fully in seed and expect.
cd TO hc harvcsted on the Goth of June. The
seed came originally from Capetown, South
Africa. u natures in eleven weeks, and will
admn oi Two crops being grown in one year on
The same goonnd. The yield is bountiiul, and
The seed iao'S the FIRST prize at the New Jersey
State Fan lagl yeaf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

DAIRY aAcT.-The dairywcman should
"lin all esfnestness insist on being supplied
van gooa SAT-, as poor salt will injure the best
inaae Batter Liverpool dairy salt, or the
me coana solar salt made fine, are both excel
len'' " any doubts are entertained of the
gneuIHeness or fitness OF the salt obtained, dis.
solve little IA glass tumbler; if the brine
formed is clear, the salt is good; if, on the
contrary it is ofmilky appearance. i, should be
rejected. "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

AlieH' says, though not absolutely essential
70 heu'' yet nothing contributes SO much TO
iae't laflng as unsalted animal food. This is
na'ora aiiment, as is shown by the avidty
WIN which hey pounce on every fly, insect or
earta-wofio which comes within their reach
II would not Of Curse, pay to supply them
with valuable flesh, but the blood and oGal Of
siaugh'e5-houses, refused meats of all kinds
sna especially he scraps or cracklinrs TO be
bad AZ the melier's shop, after soaking for
lew hours IN wafer, Is one OF the best and
most economical kinds OF food. Such with
boiled feesl IS a very faftcning food.
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I'D. Es. IE'Ea0gsras, Ne. D.,
H,nhew Sr,nmH,nn.n.

wv promptly attend to all professional calls Office owe
w his Drug Store
Dallas, Texas, May 25, 165o-47'1y.
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FRENCH STORE REUNION

A LWAls SpPPLIED siiL 10 re stock Of Groee-
4 iles, HsrSarc, Dry Gofds. BERDT -f.fBE
CLOTHING CrocEery. Cutlery. Book aud STA
tionsry, Paints, Oils, Drugs. SC. &C.
5r'i no0 R'esistEs -fsa srppiy Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Esanion, Dallas CO, Nay Z. -52-laIy.
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DALLAS COMMANDERY, No 6. meets at tho
~ Asylum inDallas on the third Thursday in each |
month, JOHN c. Mccoy,
.M f. Grand Commander.
JSo. NJ CROCKETT, Recorder. NOV. '5s-lvll
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A late ngIish paper says: "A sheep to be
in high orr fr for the palate oil the epicure,
should rot 'e killed earlier than five years old,
a! which d E the mutton will be rich and sue
culeng, OF d lark color and full of the richest
gravy; gheeas, if only two years old, it is
'labby pale md navorless."
10 make g"eet potatoes of Irish potatoes,
steam them veil and wiring them in towel to
make them nealy ; mash ill there are no
Jumps left and sweeten with common brown
sugar, to 'hc ,aste. They are now ready to be
baked fried or made into buildings.
Hardy trees should be removed in Autumn.
Manure 1n!hyifty trees. Top.dress strawberry
beds late in he month. Bank up trees to pre-.
vent the attack Ct mice. Lay down and pro-
.sct tender grapes. Grape layers may be re.
moved from ne vine. Crafts may be cut and
preserved
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
AoRfcULTURAL.


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