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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-28
BY ALEX. MOTT Il co.
ONE HI N ID X Il ID 4. d II
IN & ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION

% N e HI u N ID II Il Id L. OTIS.
IN ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOB SALE AT AUCTION.
SHA LII offer for SALE ut public auction the premi-
Il the above number of lots TUESDAY, the 18th
June, at 70 o'clock, M.
Many of these lots lie between the western line of Nam
chesterand the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad where
the sale will begin.
These lots afford most beautiful building SITES and have
very fertile surface for gardens, resting body clay
well adapted to making bricks.
wilalso sell at private SALE most reasonable terms
a large, webu lumber house. now used as a tobacco
factory fronting 70 feet the Richmond dock and 60 feet
on the causeway of Mayos bridge This location is very
valuable and the connection between the Basin
and the Dock is effected the work being at this time in
progress orapd execution the trade from Buchanan and
all the tributaries the James River Canal will concen-
rate in the Dock to the great appreciation of dock prop
erty.
offer also for SALE valuable lot at the end of 4th
street, Immediately in front of and adjoining the lot of the
Richmond and Danville R. r. Company. which lies be-
tween Mill alley and the extended lock the James Rv-
er Company
wish also to sell that large commodious and welbuilt
mansion situated short distance from the southern abut-
meit Mayos bridge the right hand of the Main street
of Manchester To this house attached garden spot
of unsurpassed fertility, and it may be used as depot or
for public house. This property show the
effects the increasing population and trade of Richmond
For terms applyto
ap 26-wtds E. G. MAYO.
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LOW SPIRITS, CAUSED BY THE PRESENCE
of impure humors in the bood-Hea the of body
and mind which renders existence blessing any
thing short this is disease and is caused by the
mutation of morbid hunors in the blood and other juices
by neglect of vegetable purging The is very sim
provided for the carrying out OF all its impurities and
health will be to follow. This be accomplished
without any Inconvenience, by the of DR.. BRAND
by the experience of thousands to perfectly cleanse the
blood from all ouness, remove every MOI bid Affection
and weak and enfeebed constitutions perfect
health and vgor For sale by BRANCH
my 10 East Main street. below the Old Market
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RY ALEXANDER MOTT & CO.
No. 81 Main street, opposite the city III oteI.
REGULAR SALE DAYS.

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS Il SATURDAYS.
an the above named days will sell at public auction
" at my store opposite the City Hotel commencing at
hafpast9 O'clock variety of miscellaneous goods suck
as the following:
FURNITURE.-Cabinets Wardrobes, Sideboards. Bu-
reas Bedsteads Chairs ofevey style and pattern; Hair
and Shuck Mattresses Dining Tea Toilet and Gard Tables
Beds and Bedding &c.
ALsO-A large lot of seasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &C. with Cloths, Cassimeres Satnetts, Vcstnss,
Flannes bleached and unbleached Domestcs white and
brown Linen Table Covers Oil Cloth d. Hosiery, Ora
watts Shirts and Drawers &c.
CLOTHING &c-Also a large collection of seasonabls
waterproof Hats, cloth and glazed Caps Cutlery and
large assortment of Trunks Vace and Carpet Bags Ma
sons Challenge Backing Friction Matches Clocks and
endless variety ofPerfumery and Fancy Goods of every
description.
ADDITIONAL
Will be added to our sale on Saturday morning. Goth:
800 boxes Ewes Apple
Adelightfulpreseve and in good order.
NH ALEX, MOTT d co.
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NORVELL, JONES & EGGLEsTON
No A

NORVELI4, JONES & EGGLEsTON
No IA Pearl Street.
Leading TO EayO's BridSc,)
4 kFFER for sale low for cash to punctual
1865 packages loaf crushed, graduated and refined
Sugars
As hhds P. r. and New Orleans Sugar,
80 hhds West India and Porto Rico Molasses
25 bbls Syrup Molasses,
235 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee
10 do old Java and Mocha do
43 chests and half chests fine Tea
CPS kegs cut and wrought Nails,
426 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
$50 bags Shot
AZ dozen painted Pals
81 boxes Taow Candles
II boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles
80 do Soap
$4,000 Principe and Havana Segars
223 dozen hemp and cotton cords and lines
II reams cap and letter Paper
l20 reams Wrapping Paper
Is barrels old Whskey, some very fne
half pipes superior old Brandy
II quarter casks Madeira and Sherry Wilma
25 demohns old Brandy, win. 1906
25 bblssweet Malaga Wine
Or casks superior Port Wine
"a bbls pure Cider Vinegar
pipe superior pine apple Gin
casks Jamaica Spirits
Is bbls n L. Rum
Powder, Lead, Steel Window Glass Bed.cords Plough
Lines Bale Cotton, cap and letter PAPER Shoe Thread
Ginger, Spice, Pepper Chewing Tobacco, Smoking To
bacco Starch, &c, &c NH 12-cwt
4 sVEHE'OGL SACK SALT.-4O0 sacks Mar
H shalls Factory filed large beached sacks afoat
for sale by
my 20 FRY Il McCANDLIsH.
40 my Il ~ iAoN A Jas. wn IN sf'o;
EyAHAaLY FLOUR-A superior article for loaf
Il bread, for sale by
my "a FRY McCANDLIS
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Ship on Fire-DnnieI Webster Arrived.


The ship Charleston is fire in her hold, and has
been perfectly deluged with She has on board
cargo of 1900 bales of cotton which has sustained consid
cradle damage. The fire is yet extingushed 1t
believed to have been the work of an incendary.
The Hon. Daniel Webster arrived here this morning
from Boston by the Fall River route He enjoys good
health though suffering somewhat from his wounded
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-28

Mrs CLAY.-We take the following extract
from one of Col Forney's s'Glances at Congress-
published in the Pennsylvania
"Do you know that Mrs. Henry Clay has new
err visited Washington! Her domestic character
seems to have been formed for the quiet shade of
Ashland; and though her womans heart beat high
when she saw ''young Harry with his beaver ON
IN the midst OF the greatest events that have
made his name immortal, yet by hertz blessings
of home and offiresde, were to be Preferred
Now that the statesman is wasting away herpre-
sence would alleviate his sulferings, and prepare
him for his final reckoning. But she is too old to
come. She could not bear the tosome journey
from Lexington, and she remains, as it were, a
waite her for tie fatal news.
A fewd days ago, she sent him aboquet offowers,
but when they reached here they were faded-a
melancholy evidence that both the giver and the
receiverwere fast fastening to that bourne whence
no traveller returns. The old man eloquent,
held it to his lips for few seconds and said with
mournful pathos, 1.-The perfume is almost gone!''
But notso with his fame. That will live forever
green i'll the memory Of man. His physical
frame will decay, but his great history will new
er be forgotten. Of him aud of his place, in re-
gard of men in the dim future, it may we'll
be said,
you may break you may ruin the vase ifyou WILL
But the scent of the will hang round it still
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horrible outrage has been perpetrated near Phade
phia the person of little girl between nine and ten
years of age by which death ensued. The perpetrator
old convict has been arrested and mob could
" be restrained from dealing summary vengeance upon
him. The suggests caution to parents in guarding
children against such dabolical attempts
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oged in ai the crowd dispersed am; all was quiet
The slave was removed TO Virginia Tues
day morning in custody of the ,ffiaers. The cit
liens Of Harrisburg evinced every disposition to
enforce the iaws.-Bdlt Sun.
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FLIGHT OF A CUBAN HERO.
NEW YORK Nav 81

My T.
Gen. Lemery, commander of the Central Department
of Cuba has been challenged to mortal by Cuban
Refugees in this city, for outrages committed the Pa
tots during the Cuban invasion Gen L. accepted
the call to the field of honor but has since fled having
ken passage in the steamer for Europe, which sailed
Yesterday.
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LATEST NEWS.
CoNGREssEoNAL sU,s1n AFsy.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, May 81.
In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Soue introduced bill
which ordered to be ensrossed, appropriatng s75,
600 towards deepening the channel ofthe Mississippi ri
at and below New Orleans. The Deficiency bill was
then taken up and debated till the adjournment.
The House engaged pretty nearly the whole day
discussing the Missouri Railroad Bill.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-28
NTHRGANEA,-At Circuit Court of Chancerv for tn
county of Heinrich held at Stata (onrtIaons. !;

VHRGHNaA-At Circuit Court of Chaucery for the
county of Henrco held at the State Courthouse in
the city of Richmond, on Friday May 7th 1852: Will
liam Duke, Thomas Duke and Aaron Hungerford and
Jane his wife, formerly Jane Duke, Plaintiffs against
Thomas Hicks and Mary his wife, Robert Hill, Baylor
Walker and Temple Walker, executors of John Hill de-
ceased, Edward 9. Mosby, of William Cham
berayne deceased and Thomas Branch Sergeant of the
town of Petersburg and such administrator of Patrick
Hendson, deceased, Defendants.
For reasons appearing the Court is ordered that
the decree eneredn this the fourth day of the
present month be set aside
And this cause coming on this day to be again heard
the papers formerly read, was argued by counsel On
consideration VIII reo the Court doth adudge order and
decree that one othe Commissioners this Court do as
certain the number and value of all the slaves of Richard
Duke deceased at the time of his death; into whose
hands they Went how many sold pay the debts
due from his estate if any how many distributed
among his distributes and the value of the dover inter
est OF the defendant Mary Hicks, formerly Mary Duke
widow of the said Richard Duke deceased in the said
slavesaso the value of their hires All which the said
COMMISSIONER directed to enquire into report to
the Court with any matters specially stated deemed per
tnent by himself or which he may be required by any
the parties to state specially And notice of the time and
place OF taking the said accounts may be given BY pub
fishing the same, week for four successive weeks
IN some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
Copy. Teste, POWHATAN ROBERTS, Clerk.
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The vacancy in the Office of Second Assistant Posmas
General of the u S. occasoned by the resignation
Fitz Henry Warren Esq has been filled temporarily by
the appointment OF VIM H. Dundas, ESQ., Chief Clerk OF
the P. o. Department
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-28

PARLIAMENTARY, May 20
The large three story building at the oSixth and
Brewer streets belonging to Mr. Thomas Hay. total
lv consumed by fire this morning 1t occupied by
what is called the Market Association Eighteen valua-
Bile horses were consumed in the flames Loss estimated
at S60O0
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-28

The cry in the of Alma for ibeling Madame ia
CELIA Tochman which has engaged the attention OF the
Washington Criminal Coult for the past week returned
verdict of not guilty Wednesday, the ground that the
ibel had not been fixed in the District of Columbia
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-28

The delegates to the Wing tional Convention from
the of Georgia and South Carolina will be nsruc-
ted it is confidently asserted the of those
States for Mr.. Fillmore
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-28
Grand Schemes for WAY, 1852.

Grand Schemes for Way, 1852.
FRIDAY-Delaware, extra No. 12-CapitaI: s23 500
IS Nos, IS drawn. Tickets S..
500. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ST.
Brilliant Scheme for Saturday, May Goth:
Delaware Lottery, class NO ~ to be drawn Nav
18th, ls52-Spendid Scheme Capitals $4,000 prize o!
$4,000 of 5000 so of 1000, 60 of 800 of sooo of O.
$780, so of 400 Ga of 100 IS nos IL drawn Tickets $40
NyBuyers are referred to my list of prizes, which are
registered at the Office, proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues increase the number
sold and paid by me.
Orders forpackages certificates single tickets in
the above schemes and in all the lotteries promptly at
tended to- and drawings sentwhen requested Please ad
dress orders to
my "a NJ STRATTON Richmond Va
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Rriage Cnse-Einn! peci.ion,

w AsHINUTUN May Y.
Judge Mclean delivered to-day the final opinion of the
Supreme Court in theWheeing Bridge He said that
the freedom of the navigation Of the Ohio river could not
be secured with draw the Bridge less than feet
in width. Judges fancy, Daniel and Wayne dissent
from the oniuion of the Court.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-28
SeYere Hail Storm.

HIUHMONB, IND, May %.
A severe hail storm swept over Washington county In
diana on Sunday last The hail in many places was two
feet deep. The storm extended mile in width de-
stroying everything in its
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-28

Referring to the runored formation of Cuba ex-
petition or Lone Star Association, the St Louis Re
publican says ibustering association has been organ
al in tbatci
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NssT HA,B


IsNO Jefferson Swsnn executor of John Swami. de-
Il ceased, who waa executor of Saml Swami deceased
James Scott executor of Robert Craig deceased George
Fisher, executor of Daniel Cali, deceas ed Samuel Tav
o receiver OF the estate of Robert Craig an1es Case
agent IN tactor the trustees of Thos Craig Henry Swami
Alexander Swami Frederick Swami, George Swami Jas
Swami, John Swami, Miller w. Micheaux and Mary his
WIFE who was Mary Swami. James McLaurine IT, Geo
rutherford Robert Mongomerie Robert Speer Robert
Faud, Alexander Kerr, Thomas White and David Wash
Take notice, tina, SHALL the 18th day of June $50
move the Circuit Court of Chancery for Henrco county
to reinstate on the docket osaid Court certain suit late
" pending IN said Court under the style of Thomas
Thompson Swan, Samuel Swami Dabney NJ Wharton
and Ann his wife formerly Ann swami and Nelson Ro-
blnson and Jane his wife, distributes of Samuel Swami
deceased Plaintiffs against Jefferson Swami executor of
John Swami, deceased, who executor of Samuel
swami deceased James Scott of Robert Craa
deceased Daniel Call receiver of the estate of the said
robert Craig Henry Swami Alexander Swami Frede-
rick Swami George Swami. James Swami John Swami
Miller w Micheaux and Mary his wife, who was Mary
Swami, James McLauine jr, George Rutherford Robt
Montgomerie Robt. Speir, Robt Fapd, Alexander Kerr
Thomas White, and David WASH Defendants which said
suit was by an order therein on the Goth of
March ls49 dismissed to the plaintiffs at th cir costs
and shall ask that the be redocketted revived and
procee ded in to final decree.
ISAAC A GODDIN
Sheriff of Henrico
my I-'e4w And Admir- ofJane Robinson decd
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SELLING OFF AE COST For. S7assN
$4,000 WORTH DRY GOODSi
Word, Ferguson e. Rnr5SstsuEc

ShhAsNeS OEF AZ COST FOB CASH,
$4,000 WORTH DRY GOODS!
Word, Ferguson e. RnriSstinGc,
INTENDING to make change ntheir business on tIs
first day Of July next, offer their Stock of Goods at
Cost fer Cash. and respectfully ask persons who desire
they do So They feel confident that more general as.
sortment OF Dry Goods selected with more care
was never offered for sale in this market II was
almpoted by themselves rpurchased by them OF man
uaetures and their agents.
The goods OF which consists of the latest and most
approved style, embracing among other things "a "A
o. and 1874, Bleaeded and brown Domestics prints
from cents TO the best quality French, English an
American Lawns ditto Ginghams ditto black and fanty
Cloths and Cassmeres Satin, Silk aud Marseiles Vest
ings Irish Linens and Sheetings, Linen Cambria and
Kid Gloves-ladys75 cents; mems s7I eents-and SER
wants Clothing of every description together with gen
eral assortment of every thing usually kept in Dry
Goods House. Determined close they assure tbs
public that there is humbug, in this advertisement
may 3-dlm
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Court Martini mt Norfolk,

NOKFUIK. a. May 20
The court martial assembled aboard the s. ship Penn
syvania are engaged in trying 1t. Cummings upon
the charge of drawing his sword against his superior of
fcer.
Commodore Pettgrew is to be tried by the same court
on the charge of receiving $4,000 reward for arrestng
Withers, deserter.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-28

~ 3.
~ 18th street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes SrRATToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, No. l12-May 18th.
81 IA 80 10 50 40 % 3 Is ~ 65 10
Ticket, Nos. 10 So The second Capital offs 200.
Whole, " 10 40 Is
F He $ e all sold and paid sT X
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No. MAY 15
As 81 80 IS 10 30 Is 10 80 10 IA 10 II.
Whole Nos 10 II 76 prize of $780, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra, No 8-May 90
5 81 % II A SO IA IL 20 II 65 10 2.
Half Nos IA 81 II, 500 Sold and paid by
Do Nos 20 al 65, Sl00} STRATTON
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, No 9-May l9;
so Al "a SO Al 42 4 43 4s II 10 Al.
Drawn Nos delaware, No 9-May 81:
&c 81 10 Sc "a 81 II 10 3 46 80 6 "a ).
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 1ls-May %:
Is 80 43 OF IL SO Sc Ga &c.
Do do 4 SO g. ca, Sold and paid by
Do do 80 62,) sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No A-May %:
II IS IS Al A 60 Sc 70 Al Sc 46 81 IA IT,
Ticket Nos sc 46 S. prize of $780, sold and paid by
sTRATTON. =
Drawn Nos ofKentucky, No 100, May IS:
Al 20 16 SO ~ 66 60 % 22 49,
Ticket Nos 50 &C. sold and paid by sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos ofDelaware, No 1O-May "a:
SO Sc 90 l % 10 60 GO SO 81 IS 81 H.
Drawn Nos of Delaware extra, No lo-NIav a5
45 81 26 50 ~ &c 50 80 81 43 25 n a.
Whole Nos 25 &c. prize of 800, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 1l--May &c:
43 90 As 81 81 68 50 Sc 81 50 35 80
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 122-May 9th:
So 80 81 40 80 "a Is 30 Al % s.
Half Nos. "a 80 So, sold md paid by
my % STRATTON
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

Richmond, May 10th 1852
The parties interested in the foregoing decree here
by notified to attend at my Office in the city of Rich
mond on the 9th day of June next, 10 O'Clock A NJ
with the evidence necessary enable me to perform the
duties required by said decree.
WILLIAM +. DAVIS, Commissioner
l1-law4W
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NEW PUBLIC EIONS
Pure & UNExcEPT1oNAsLE BOOKS,

BY REV. c. b. TAYLOR
Good books may be compared to dear and faithful
friends always welcome and lending their influence to
cheer and reshen the pathway of life To this class the
writings of the ous and gifted author of the following
works belong They all worthy of place inevery ia
my and parish library
The Records Off Good Mans Life, by the Rev. Chas B.
lay lor NJ A; price rs
May 4ou Like it. by the Observation-Disclosures. rs
Is this Religion! or Page from the Book of the
w ords by the same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
Ihankuiness narrative, comprising messages from
the diary Of Rev Allen Temple Observation-Disclosures. IS
Earn estness, or 1ncpients in theLife of an English
BISHOP, being sequel to Thanktulness.- rs
Lady Mary Not ofthe World. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Margaret, or the Pearl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
The Angels Song. a Christmas Token rs
Facts in Clergymars Life Observation-Disclosures. rs
Mark Wilton, the Merchants Clerk ............. rs
Arthur and his Mother, or the Child of the Chureh,a
BOOK ior CMidfell 81
Also the following, by other authors are worthy ola
place beside the above. viz:
Scenes In our Parish, by Country Parsons Daugh-
ter to whehis prefxed a memoir ofthe authoress,
Peace in Believing, exempifed in the Pastors Daueh
ter. Clergymans Wife, Pious Mother and Diving
Saint, being the memoirs of Mrs. East written bV
her husband the Rev, John East NJ, author of
The Lighted Valley, or the Closing Scenes in the
Life ola Beloved Sister, with preface by the Rev
VIM Jay, author of Morning and Evening Exerc
With many other excellent Books, which can be seen
NASH 4 WOODHoUsE
my 10 Eagle Square.
DLEAsUKss EXCURSION ON WHIT
L MONDAY.-The steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt,
John Davis, will make excursion down the river
Monday evening next, 3ls leaving the wharf at Rock
cts at . o clock precisely, and return about
Tickets so cents, to be had of
HASKINS & LIBBY.
Music and refreshments as usual my %
Sn BBn.s NO. 4 GROSS IaERR1NGs, for
OO sale by
my % JOHN N. GORDON & SON
nRY GOODS AT CGsT.-Tbe snbscrbers
~ have still on hand great variety of desirable sum
Goods:
Plain and checked Cambrics
Swiss and null Muslins
English and American colored Cambrics
l. C andcotton Handkercliefs
Green and blue Barege
Mems ana womens Paris kid Gloves
Irish Linens and Diapers
Brown Hollands and Silesas
Fancy Cassmeres and Vestings
Plain and figured satin do
Silk and mohair Serges
Fancy Linen Drilings
Together with large assortment OF Staple Goods
which they offer and below cost for cash approved
negotiable notes, at 4 months.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS CO.,
my2s No LOG Main ST.
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NT A A G ER,s OF FICE.- II MO &
lHE RIS & co.
This Day at ii o'clock.
Capitals 81 500, &c. 70 Nos. ID drawn Tickets g.
This day at o'clock Sl5,000 &c. rs Nos Ia drawn
Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos of Suoquehanna, Class %:
Al % So 20 SO 10 10 rs IS 30 SO 80 81 &c So
my 20 G. w. PURCELL.
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AUCTION SALES.
TEzIS DIV.
BY RICHARD CAUTsE0RN.

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY sATERDAY.
hN the days above named commencing at q o'clock
~ will sell at auction. at my Oh 18th st. va
rety OF miscellaneous articles consisting OF the follow
ing
GROCERIES-Sus-r, Coffee. Gunpowder Tea, Can
dies Soap Nails, Starch Iacon, hams soudersnnd
Ihce Pepper. Ginger, Brandy Whisky Gin, Aoass -
Butter. Lard, Heirings Slad
Observation-Disclosures. Sidcboards, Washstanls
Feather Beds, hair and sluck Ma.rasses Bcdstenis
Chars Candesands, dining tea, and toilet Tables. ed
ding of every description Tenders Shovel and Toprs
with many other articles in the hodse Keeping line
SHOES CLOTHING, te.-I VIII also sell Boets
Crockerywarc, Matches writing and wrapping Parer
Books, &C.
NH % r CAUTUOPN
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NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT, AT THE
EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL

NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT, AT THE
EXCHANGE CONCERT HALE,
For Short Season,
EpAYNE'S CELEBRATED SERIES OF GIGAN-
Ep TIC PANORAMAS ENTITLED
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE!
Embracing Magnificent views of Boston It's Harbor Hal
fax the Atlantic river Mersey, Liverpool the CRYSTAL
Palace of the Worlds Fair, Westminster Abbey LON
DON from the Thames passing under the Bridges and
ending with magnificent view of the Thames Tunnel
brilliantly illuminated, and both banks of the beautiful
river RHINE.
Anexhibton WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY af.
ternoons, at o'clock.
fy7 Admission % cents: ch ldren under 10 Is cents
s59 Doors open at hafpast oclock-Panorama to
commence moving at my Gift
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HOUSE AND LOT ON CLAY, BE
Il Il TWEEN 2ND AND BIRD STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold MONDAY af-
ernon, the 3st day of May 1852 upon the premises
mencng at 4! o'clock, brick dwelling the south line
of Clay between End and 3rd Streets in the
pancy of Mr. Aey-the lot is most beautiful one. has
front Of SO feet and depth of 63 feet also five half
lots Nos 367 $40, 81 374, 375, in Duvas addition
near the Poor house.
TERMs-One third cash, balance six and twelve
months credit for negotiable notes. interest added
by trust deed or title retained.
27 w GODDIN Aurtr