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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15
SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.
U1 Default having been made in the conli-
ton Of certain mortgage deed bearing date
and duly executed and delivered on the TWEEN
tieth day of December. A. d. 1856. by Cassan-
ara Wass, of the county Of Goodhuc. State
{ then Territory of Minnesota to Eli r. Will
der, of the same lace. which mortgage deed
was duly recorded in the Office OF the Register
OF Deeds Of said county, on the 10Th day of
December, A. D. 1856, at O'Clock =. NJ. in Book
2 of Mortgage Deeds, page 1866 and conveys
from said Wass to said Wilder. in fec. the fol
lowing described premises. situate in said
county, to wit: The southwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter of section ur I4l. and the
northwest quarter OF the mort beast quarter.
and the north half OF the northwest quarter of
hundred and eleven I'M, north Of range sew
enteen II west Of the fifth principal merid:-
an. Said mortgage was made to secure the
payment of the promisSory note of said Wass
tor the sum OF one hund: ed and eighty dollars
and seventy-fve cents, dated December 20,
1856, and payable on demand to the order of
said Wilder. with interest 1T the rate Of three
per cent per month.
No proceedings ut law or otherwise h.ving
been instituted to recover said mortgage debt.
or any part thereof, and there being due as is
claimed on said note and mortgage ut the date
OF this notice, the sum of one hundred and
thrty-two dollars and sixteen cents, and also
the further sum Of twelve dollars and sixty
five cents, taxes assessed upon said premises
and paid by said Wilder, amounting in all to
the SUM OF one hundred and forty-four dollars
and ninety lone cents (S144:91).
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power Of sale in said mort
gage con- aimed: and in pursuance Of the stat
ute in such case provided, said morteaged
premises will be offered for sale at pubic auc
ton, at the door Of tho Court House, in the
city Of Red Wing: in said county, on, the 2;th
day Of March: AID. 1850, at two O'Clock r N.
to satisfy the amount then due on said mort
gage debt, with costs and expenses of sale.
Dated ut Red Wing, Minnesota, February 7tl.
1860. ELI r. WILDER
Wilder & WnL1sroN, Mortgagec.
- . ~ Attys. lSItd
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

I The 1st and I'd Wards Of st.
Paul, M'Lane, Mound. View,
White Bear and Little Canada
precincts .............
2 Washington, Chisago, Pine, and
Kanaboc ........ ........ .....
3 Stearns, Tod, Cas-, Wadena, o.
ter Teil, Toom5s, Breckin-
ridge, Douglas. Becker, Polk,
and Pemtina go.
denEepin east. and Manomin,
Anoka, Sherbourne, Isanti,
and Benton.
5 Hennepin west .:.........:....
s Carver, Wright, Meeker, McLe-
cd, Kandiyohi, and Mononga-
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Dakota ...........
8 Rice ................
dOOJhuo -.
10 W2JashaW....
II Winona. 80. ............
IL Olmsted NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IL Houston ss.. ...........
IA Fillmore ........
Is Mower and Dodge. ...........
l6 Steele, Waseca, and Freeborn..
II Blue Earth and LIE Sueur......
10 Nicollet, Sibley, Renville, Piece
Davis, and Brown Co.,, west
Of range 49,.
20 Faribault, Martin. jackson, Cot
tonwood. Murray, Pipe Stone,
Mobiles, Rock, and Brown Co.,
east Of range a..
q Morrison, Crow Wing, Aiken,
Itasca, Mile Lac, Buchanan,
Carlton, St. Louis and Lake..
p The Sd and 4th Wards of Saint
Paul, Rose and Reserve pre-
clnctS ................
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

D Ed WING HOUSE 20 RENT, -
III apply to : Bristol 4 PHELPS.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

o NATIONAL HOTEL.-E s saniler, =; Geo
Roone, r Brown, DC; Levy, La; 8 Leighton +,
Kan; Law, F E Sickels, NY; II Adams, Pa !;
Moore, NY; Cooper, Md; w Boyd, Miss; w
Wells, NY; Helm, Ky; w Blass, Nd; Mr.
Stoyin and lady, Eng; w Humphrey, DC; +
Robinson, Va; Capt Armstrong, USNi T Briscos
Md; Howe, Mass. n Chandler, NY;
Newton, 1 Newton, w Stokes, Pa. Mailer J
Harcross, MePhail and daughter, Barbour C
McPhaJl, Miss Barbour, Va; Col Ruggles, USA;
A Hsmpden, Miss Woodnarth, Miss SPencer
Smith, Phillip, Pa; J.McCamon, Scot; N Har-
rison, UsN.
BROWNS H0TEL.-W King, w p Lee, u
SN; Or Morris, La; Warrington, Ga; J Marks
and ly, Ala l. w hittle, Misses Parsons, Ga; G
Rubucam, Pa; C Perry; Ga; Steward, Ala;
NJ Lirk and ly, Pa; Day, Va; + Ward, l. v
Hause, Heard and ly, T Jay and son, Mo; Mrs
DR. Ware and daug hters. Ga; q ID Fishburne,
Rowland, Purcell, NC; c r. Bryce, Mrs j
Mis- Bryce, sc; c bryan, Miss F Price, Ala;
Miss w A Station, Nc; Miss A M Scott, Scott,
A B Cralle and ly, Va.
kIRKWOOD HOUSE.-B Fickln, Mo; T A
Janney, UT; T C McDonell, Pa, 8 Graham, Mo;
w May, sc; L. Berkeley aud fam, } Gibson, Va;
l. Ellis, NY; Capt Schroeder, USA.
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Pnoct AZ AEIhy SaiSSSS5f luz HE. sssEslDENr

For he Sale of Valuable Lands tn tho kate
NeU YORK Indian Reserve, Kansas
In pgrsusnoe Of law, 1, JANIS BUCHANAN, Presi-
clare and axe known that public sales viii be
held at the aforementioned Land Office, IN the Far
ntoIy Of Kansas at the periods hereinafter desig
AT the { and Office at FoRr scorr, commencing
ON Mo1dsy, the I'd day Of Decsmbef next, for the
in1iyIdusl Indian looatons as are situated within
the following townships and parts of Townships IN
York Indians, VIZ: ~
South tAs 6ass lns aad east Of the sixth
;,dfar and ~ s to,gsssiSs a"d parts Of fotcs
snd 8; oseTssls g the parts of townships
IN townships "a and Is, and in the part of rs, OF
The tracts or parcels In the part of tovn.h;, O.
IN to.nshiPs "a and Is, ana In the psrt Of IS, II
The tracts or parcels in the par. of TOWNSHIP. o.
in townships 81 and Is, and in the part Of IS. of
RS tracts or parcels in this part of tovn.hip ?,
in townships ~ and 26 and in the part Of Is, 81
:, be ,Tsst. or parcels in the part Of township a.
r.. trsss. or parcel: In the part Of township q
The tract. or parcels IN II. part Of township "a,
The : acts o. parcels in the part of TOWNSHIP q,
range IL. ~ 50 VI
AZ the Land Once at Fo.r scorr. commencing
disposal OF such Of the public lands not covered By
ipdiyidna Indian locations Is are situated within
the ate re.srys And parts Of toSnsf es
Indians, viz: - : :
so..A q .As base .e a.d cas-, Of ii. .iziA pr,.eipal
sAiss falling pithis sad rsserrsl
n ussssy.'SP. q Ana IS and 10 the part q y. q
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

NOTICE rs HEREsYH GTrEN 'TT TIA. r. . ts.
ably to the provisions Of the ordinance of the Cor
poratlon approved May u. 1880 the undersE ed is
now prepared. "vhenever required In writing, and
pre- pay ment of the fee of Fifty cents to irspect,
examin., test prove and ascertain the accuracy Of
Ieglstration OF any meter in in this city -
Every meter, iffound incorrect will be condemned.
and another, sealed and marked true, will be
met IN re- Of WE to 70 Be ssousss is
and ekaln put in position for use.
Omce No. $40 Seventh street, (near Odd Eel
lows HAL Open from g. m. to D. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
~ l8-u Inspector and Sealer of 6as Meters.
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SCENE IN VILLAGE CHURcH-On Sunday last
In oae Of the churches Of the good town ofSpencer
while the people were engaged In the regular
worship, something unusual occurred. IL was at
the Communion service, and just before the
sacrament was offered. man In the back part
of the assembly rose, and deliberately passing
up the aisle 10 the table In front of the altar,
seized one of the sacramental goblets with one
hand and the large silver with the other, flied
the goblet with wine, and turning to the aud ence
coolly drank II off and returned to his seat. The
reader may imagine the surprise of that con-
gregation .-Worcsster Spy, September 6.
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DIONEER STEAM AND BROWN
II STONE WORKS.

The subscriber begs leave to inform the citizens
Of w ashington, Georgetown and Alexandra that
he has added to his long established business the
auxiliary of steam power for saving and manufao
turing Marble and Brown Stone Work in their va
riOus branches, Marble Mantss, Table and w ASH
stand Tops, Tile, Monuments, Tomb and Head
Stooes, Sa,s. Window LIntels, Silis, steps and
Marble In block from frst hands at the lowest rates
ne feels confident of being able to furnish NJ arble
Work rs low al 1t oan be purchased in New York,
Phladelphia. or Baltimore. The trade supplied
with Italian Marble in BLOCK Or slabs at the same
dating terms. Also, on hand, large supply of
Pumlee Stone, Water of Ayr Hone and Polishing
=, ,se; it will be an acquisltion to the City.
"a ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
p, 'neer Steam Marble and Brotcn Stone Works,
Pa. av., cor. Thlrtn enth St,
a.. o. a~ Washington, ID, G.
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WOOD AND COAL.

w ooD Ann
c O A L
Delivered to all parts OF the city, Ut the lowest
possible rates.
t w, M. GAIT,
ma it'll north side.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
an extensive stock of FUEL, 10 prepared to
sell At Q very low figure for cash.
WOOD Sawed and Split any size.
Call and see for yourself A..
r. w. BATES,
Wood and Cosl Dealer,
ma Ii 3. X. corner of Fourteenth and G SITS,
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The tracts or parcels in the part of township .,
In townships a and Is, and In the part Of S, OF
ranges. A.
Is, "a, Is, and d, of ranges 80
Lands appropriated by Law for the use of schools,
military Indian. and other purposes, will be ex
cuded from the sales, with the tracts COW
cred by individual Indian locations, descri ptiye
lists of which have been furnished the local on
GERS.
The offering ofthe above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order
in which they are advertised, until the whole sholi
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but no
sale shall be kept open longer than NO weeks. and
no private entry OF any OF the lands will be permit
ted until after tho expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand, 1t the city of Washington,
this 2ist day Of August, ammo DOminl enc thousand
eight hundred and SIXTY. n =
BY the President:
Jos. 9. WILSON.
Commissioner of the General Land OASoa
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TMPORTAhNT TO HOUsEkEEPEks.
Err. DURKEE Z CO.'S
@~r SPIOE0.
Gnarsnts ID not only
Fly ANDPh RFECTLY PURE,
out ronns from ana reisssnSs
bg ns eSpressIy for the pu, pa We. in tnfo,
p cost. They are beautifully rsesa, Weeping
and are full weight, while the ordinary "a. n
Spices are almost invariably short. We warn.
them, in point of strength and richness of favor,
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
IS 9 single trial will abundantly prove.
Is. r. DURKEE CO.,
r. lS-if D6W.tr 1e1 Pearl st.. NJ " York.
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right Of ption
to any of the lands within the townships parts Of
townships above enumerated req to establish
the same to the satisfaction of the register and
receiver of the Land Office, and make payment
thrors as soon as praetcabls after seeing tkis 40
tce and before the day ppointed for the Commence
ment of the public sale Of the lands embracing the
tract claimed; otherwise such claim wl be forfeited
JOS. 3. WILSON,,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
NOTH.-Under the regulations of the department,
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be-
made for advertising proclamations except to suoh
the Commissioner of the General Land Once.
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DENTISTRY.

n DENTAL CARD.
Ia. MUNSON Has returned and resumed his
profession. Ofioe and house at 463 st.~
every other approved style, Dr. NJ. has set
teeth on vuloinIte Base for the last three years,
aud, from experience, knows 1t exoels ell others,
and is one third less in price than gold. His old
patrons Of Washington, Alexandra, and George
town are peotfuly solicited to call au IS eo1y
n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. LOOMS Has closed his office for the sea-
son, and will be absent as usual, during the sum
mer months will resume practice about the LIST of
October, of which further notice will be gwen.
il loft
n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after practlce: test OF two yesEs
feels that he oan with confidence recon-
mend ,he Cheoplastc Process for inserting
artificial teeth. Ii has the advantages Of
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness. Fal
ayTer sets inserted for Sss. Partial in proportion.
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(NOLD AND SILVER sPECTACLES.-Hav-
u ing had maoh experience in the
manufacturing and sale of Spectaciss, * ~
very superior quail ty of glasses, with those that
to benefit their aight. Having had
much practice in fitting the most difficult cases,
feel warranted in ing that csn select asses at
all times that viii suit the wearer, and ut the same
time can sell them at low price that all that
wish to use them can afford to PURCHASE;
Fl. D. HOOD,
au2 No 33S Penn. avenue
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ZINE PIANOS FOR RENT OR SALE,
At El.L1bpe.
/ Mvsie received tri-weekly, at ELIie,G
Melodeons and other Instruments for rent, ct
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nR. J. BovEE DoDs
- IMPERIAL WINE BI1TBRS,
Arc now being used from Name to the Crest Salt
them either nIsdieiss or as beverage, 10 thai
they are unsurpassed in the world DR.. Dods used
" as 9 e
and pre;ent them for sale 70 the public: For the
s%
do sRa al n ost;s h:y crs b.
their medicinal properties they sre pure, whole
s ssas.s and assshql I5odasins al the
fss%s o. Let III friend. q
humanity and al advocates Of temperance assist
ssss ys sna Better:
Win which the country Is flooded, and thereby ef-
teo'u.iiy .,d in ban shing Disease and Drunkensss
p,o cH1ARLE g WWIIIR ,DIIF CO.
J. sSaW ARR Es. Hssnis 70" VOTE
Warrington. d. G.
1MP Pr !. Rf3 YIN s PIPE
Eor Diseases ofthe Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
never fail to cure. and are warranted to give salts
CHAkLEs wIDpIFIELD CO.,
ProPretors, 70 William ST., New York.
-leIIyL Agent. Washington. ID. G.
EeF haE K s1fs z AsP sRIjEsESENSs
APPLY THE REMEDY
REJOICE. IN HEALTH
fieno, 90 you suffer! Are you the victim of any
OF those numerous ailments which arise from m
putty Of the blood! What are they, do you AK!
Rather AK, What are they not! The blood 10 he
tn. system, g the pulse infA libby attests The ever
prevailing Neural .is. the irritating Erys Do - the
subtle Serofula, the agopixing Rheumatism Ner-
voas Debut DyspePsa, Liver Conn lsint vlfhits
aorkor and ds1eotlon and the numberless ills that
Ssh heir 70, derive their hdeOus Origin from tbe
P1ood, Dsai kindly thes and gertly with the blood.
Uss the vifalizlng resonces of nature for its aid
use that truly valuable medicament known a
INDIAN .YEGETABLE DECOCrION
With regard TO this almost infalible nncc,6o
popular sentiment has spoken 10 d.oided teems
sna ne evidences Of this great sfhesoy are "a q
tn. hgppiest results from lie use are afseS IN
remedies and the best medical skill have failed
Let rs say, In conclusion, that oArtiScats.
ea!es are mot sought from tbs Illiterate And
nole!, put they are volunteered from the rnosf -
sIs.ssbls sources nd justify the highest tssms in
f. pub 70 y .d
ing from disease With renewed oonstituf.onaI :; 81
For sale By oil respectable DrugEists in III:
city, and BY the proprietor, MRS. M CflY "s
Mone Genuine unless her name 10 blown on tia
bottle and her seal on the cork y" 'A'
Gsars etovn, u C.. Wholesais Asent a. DsSseEist.
uict, ard vi supply the trade at my prioss.
ZINE PIANOS FOR RENT OR SALE,
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GAS FIXTURHs

w Have an store, and are dsI- y recsivlns Gas
FIATUh ES OF entirely New Patterns and Dasirns
o1ered IN this market We invite cit zens genera
Y 20 call and examine our stock Of Gas and Mater
Fixtures, feeling confident that NE have the 49,
selected stock in Washington -
All Work IN the above hne Entrusted % our csrs
viil be promptly ATTENDED to- -
- MYERS 4 Mo6HAN. a.,
mnr III 3T6 ID street. nj
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12 000 SAI,LoNs CHAMPAGNE AND
the attention Of the pr bic 20 our arr and veil a.
!ected stock OF ChamFagne aud Crab Apple Cider,
shtcn ve fnarsntee 20 ne pure Juice, and viii be
Tor our spring stock. Give us call ~ the
Union Bottling Depot,
Ns No. 81 S,rNAn GNore efnyn-
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SSooEhkhN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
O,,o.:,. tSS Jrn srRIlf,
TRAVELLERS DIKECTORY-

hAILY LINE OF NEW FOITR-HORsE
~ COACHES To UPPER MARLBORO',
Cavrytsy rks o. s. Mad
Sunday;l -Four horse Cosches bs, - 'ezOep'
b loren s " fS oI1owst. and Upper Mari ~
.,tsss ne Steambost Hotel, corner OF Seventh
SsIeet cnd "a att O'Clock g. m Returning leav
Upper Marlboro at n O'Clock m and arS1iys IN
~ ~ So'clock, in time to connect with
u9 SA p m. tain for Baltimore WIN
Inc Coac hes are new and commod,ou, ,h. a.. n.
nrst CLASS IN the hands of careful and accommodate
Eare to Upper Marlboro ,o cant.
long Old Fields
~ ente,vllle- --.....-.........A
Freq Mt and packages in proportion
ao Io-u OSBORN x ca pron,;eto,.
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In calling the attention the public to grounds
I would state that every arrangement has "A
been made to make this Retreat" more ~ N
dsns are open to the public Of ohsrga concert
gwen BY select band; Those desiring to enjoy the
order to render pleasure to all On other days the
proprietor will cheerfuly grant the use of the
out charge.
For the amusement Of children he has introduced
o number of little games, never before seen In this
CITY, and calculated at the same time to smuse the
n. B.Nxttached is my Bot.lrng Establishment,
and ia milies can be supplied with any quantity ct
their residence, of that healthful drink, LAGER
BEER, upon short notice. je 15-3m
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kAi sTIm0RE AND OHIO RAJLROAD.
WASHING TON BRANCH

. ~, CHANeK OF HOuR6.
, .ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. lima 18th
1es trains will run as folloWs:
Teeve Washington at ~ and 74oa.m.
Lave W ashlng ton at S3D and So D M
On Sunday at % D. M.
Leave Baltimore at rs and 8 ~ a. m
HNve baltimore at s. Is ana 40 D. M.
rnseensers for the Eat will take train. A N
ae9 7.4o q u and % M ~ 0-s'
EoI tne w est at 74O Q. m. and $50 a. M
For annapolis at 40 q m And so p.m.
For Norfolk at 20 .. m.
Sstnrda5 evening the $40 .. m. tram goes 10
Je LS-o r n. PARSONS Areps
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THE EVENING STAR.
BOTH SIDES


A man IN his carriage was riding along,
ANY dressed wife by his size:
IN satn and laces she looked like queen,
And ne like king In his prize.
Awood-sawyer stood on the sire . as they PASSED,
ne carriage and cou pie he eyed,
Ana SAID, as he worked with his saw on q log,
wish was rich and coald ride"
The man in the carusge remarked to his WIFE
One thing would give il could .-r
would give eli my wealth for the strength Ind the
health :. !
of the msu who saweth the wood"
A pretty young maid. with bundle of work
- whose face as the morning was fair,
Zane tripping along with . smile of delight. a.
while hummlng loye-bTeathing air.
She looked on the carriage, the lady shs saw
Arrayed in apparel so fine,
ana SAID IN " hi per. IL wish from nv heart
Ih"se satins and laces were minen
ISe Iady looked out on the meid with her work
S9 Jar IN her calico dress,
oeau'y and youth to possess"
world. wssteyer OR lot,
rh,.,n onr time We employ
Our minds ah- ioi tos "eL
In longing ard signiL. -nJoy.
Ungr.teiu for what we- .r.A ave sigh'd
We welcome Che pleasure for WA
The heart has a void IN ID still,
Growing dee per and wider tie longu We uveS
fhat nothing but heaven can his
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PsRsoNs p.s,tn mo s TIC. ii.s,,., !, ..,,,,
surplus Of household effects can find ready sale hT
calling - my furaisAin< store, l2e IN street. h.
tween 8 and n etTeoes, est side.
a0SR RuDOLPa DUCRLY.
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FIRE, FIRE.

l. POTOMAC WLrER
am still engaged In the PLUMBING and GAS
FITTING BUSINESS ct my old stand m Phihar-
monte Hall. The advantage Of having q plentlful
supply OF water vas readily observed at the Are OF
burned out but for the bouutifal supply ppor mn
premises and thst Of my nefy borp
will be promptly attended TO. Terms as reasona
bic a. any plumber in the CITY.
lyS c, SNYDER.
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OTIS OF PIANOS FOR RENT AT Low
IL rates. Pianos Tor sale on the most~
rsasonable terms. Great baIgains in old S7
fIenoa: Alto, II Guitars, Vioiins, Messs
an Is cole agent fer chick~rinr 3 sons' Piano.
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WAsHiNsToN sEwINs g0oas,
w 20 sfA sf.. fso doors Nerfl 81 Pa xS<
Nov 10 the tine 70 ret SPRING 49, srrNNS,
saiEIs naae " . order. -fhe sebscriter Il BE.
IA'ed 70 maize ShlRTS, DRAWEES, &e., "a de
SaiMI bUSOMs, COLLARS. and WRIST
s. An y a'.aI 'h@A'a. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS.
NJ 0iloving new Books for olass ca sohools
teeohers 10 called VI
srSs Aeaeid with ex plsr story notes by He.
~ =: fners, Professor Of attn in the state I'm
'1pt 'ay,oe o. Mlehltan, I vet; prioe o. 5
eto apology ana Cf.to with notes Nv w a
legej price - cents " s' So'-
kasreises IN Al parts Of French syntax. ARRANGED
S W. roitsvlns -, ntaxe FTaGoeise, by r.
. A New Method Of 4 earning ss.,s.h AZ. a.
Sy stem Of 2. Aim. Nc
For sale By
BLANCHARD a MOHtTN
Eleventh st ana Pa sv
HqNE'SIMPRoyED w EI6HIN6s SCALES
n Tnese Scales are offered % the public A ~
most umpe, dursbe, and reliable scsiss ever On, IN
use. flfstclase premiums have been avarde< The
~ me Onited States Fair and virEinia lcu
Sooletyi ylrrinla state Az 1sutRrAl Far; Franiin
nsssets al, fennsy wanna; New fork State Fair:
Serimont state Fair, &o-, &c, liz every case vhere
Hnioitee tney nave received FIRST class prem uns
cSn ~ IT, koaisiana avenue, Depot Of sillsr's
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-03
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

['OR HiRE--A yonng man. who is FIRST rate
DIM Nc ROOM SERVANT and CARRiAGE
DRIVER. He is steady and honest and can safe.
" recommend him. Also = woman. who is good
COOh. WASHER and IRONER. and n man just
from the country, suitable for 4 JOB hand IN
Tobacco Factory. Also. girl accustomed Ia
NURSING children, about l3 Years OF age: capa-
Tie and honest. THOS J. BAGBI.
Agent for Hiring out Negroes.
NH alt Wall st. under st. Charles Hotel
A1ET NURSE FOR HVRE.-A healthy Young
w Woman. as Il EFT NURSE. for the balance
OF the year if de sIrabe. Apply at l4 Main street.
between 18th and 18th streets NH 3-3t
INOR HIRE-Two good NTRSES-one nine or
ten yeas old, the other eighteen. Apply to
LUCiEN LEWIS.
Agent for hiring out negroes.
NH 2-3t Metropolitan Hall.
L HANDS. GFNEKAL La fUR EsS. and nne o.
two DRIVERS; also. small BOYS. HOUSE
GIRLS, and one CARPENTER.
f. A. !. CLOPTON,
Corner Wall and Franklin streets.
Opposite Dickinson. Hi 90.
=. S.-Several COOKS. NH l3t
NEGROES FOR HIRE have TWO very su-
~ perlor COOKS: four gentee House q RLS;
two FARM HAM DIS, and II No. / BOY. suitable
for the dining room or to wait IN an nfhce. For
terms, Nc. apply to RO. b. Ll y r.,
Agent for Hiring out Negroes. &c.
fe l7-tsl Office in basement metropolitan Hail.