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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02
BY james NJ. Taylor.
ExTENsIVE AUCTION SALE OF
IL VAIUARI.E LOTS ON MECHANISM VII l L

NSIVE AUCTION SALE OF
Ia VALUABLE LOTS ON mECHAEICSVILLE
TURNPIKE, ADJOINING BOWLING GREEN -
Will be sold on Friday, the 9th May, commencing
at 81 O'Clock NJ. upon the premises, about one
hundred Lots of Land, situated on the West side
of Mechanicsville Turnpike, between Towards
Grove and the Toll Gate and adjoining Bowling
Green. From its contiguity to the city, and its
very beautiful and heathtul location, this property
ia highly valuable for building purposes, business
stands, &c, and is also well adapted for market
gardens. &c. The property will be divided to suit
the views of purchasers; and plan thereof may
be seen TINY Office IN a few days.
TERMs.-One third cash, balance a! 6 and IL
months with interest
ap29 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct.
DDITIONAL.-BeautifuI Farm on Me.
chanicsville Turapiks.-Atter the sale of the
above, will be sold that very valuable and beautiful
Farm Mechsnicsvie Turnpike adjoining the
land of Mr.. Henry Smith, and occupied by Mr.
Chamberlayne. There are about three acres of
land in the highest state Of improvement, and IN
der good enclosure. The improvements consist
of frame dwelling, in good order, with the usual
outhouses.
TERMs.-Same as of above sale.
my 2 JAS M TAYLOR, Auctr.
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By Wellington Goddin.
NHNST VAI.EIARI.E q ATTRA CTIVE

MOST VALUABLE 81 ATTRACTIVE
lVA REAL ESTATE ON CANDLES HILL,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--WiH be sold on
Tuesday Afternoon. the 18th May, 1858, upon
the premises, commencing at Al O'Clock, 326 8. IL
feet of Ground on the West line of 3rd. between
Byrd and Arch streets, running back 40 feet to a
30 foot street.
Also, 1854 feet of Ground ON the West line of 4th
street, between Byrd and Arch streets, (adjoining
Pratts cotsge) running back 100 feet to alley 20
feet wide.
These Lots will be divided into building lots of
suitable size, plat OF which can be at my of
fee in few days. These Lots, for tie moot part,
are justly regarded es among the most beautiful
located OF any other now in market, and being in
view OF the Public Square, to be enclosed, of
ters peculiar advantages to persons wishing a con-
venl nj, commanding location, and picturesque
view OF James River and the surrounding countr y
for miles in extent.
TERms-Onef fourth cash; balance at 6, ~ and l9
months tor negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed
sp 26-2aw lwdtds w GODDIN Auctr
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S1 LOTS, WELL LOCATED, AT PORT
I'll MAYO, NEAR ROCKETS, for Sale at
Auction.-On Thursday, May 18th, 1853, com.
mencng at O'Clock, +. NJ , win be sod on the
Building Lots, fronting Louisiana street, in Port
Mayo, only one hundred yards below Rockets just
out of the corporation. The Lots very con.
veniently divided to suit persons Of limited eans
TERMS-One-third cash; balance ct and IL mos.
for negotiable notes, interest added, and title re.
tanned till The last note is paid.
fly See handbills and plat at my flee.
an 20 w GODDIN, Auctr
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY nisPATcH
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

New YORK, May 1.-The steamship Baltic,
with later European intelligence, arrived to-
day. She brings 80 passengers. The Asia
arrived out on the 18th ult.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton has declined Lie to I.lSd. Sales
OF IL 1000 bales. Flour active at firm and i'm
proving rates. Corn has advanced; yellow
scarce, and held at 30s; white 31s. Wheat
and Provisions unchanged. Consols 1904 10
1909
aE MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
ENGLAND.-The Chancellor of the Exche.
auers statement proposes general reduction
OF duties. There was considerable diversity
OF opinion on the subject. Ii was believed
that II would result in an overthrow of the
Ministry.
The kossuth affair still remained une Yplain.
ed. kossu,h, however, was apparently guilt
less OF blame in the matter. Mr.. Hale, ow ner
OF the factory where the munitions of war
were found by the police, threatens to prose.
cute government for the seizure of the disco
vered articles, which were deposited in the ar.
senal at Woo!wich.
Mrs. Stowe met with an enthusiastic recep-
ton.
FRANcE.-The remains of Napoleon First
were 10 be removed frsm the lnvalides to St.
Dennis on the 1st May.
SPAIN.-The new Spanish Ministry had been
formed.
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LiQuor Lac in Massachusetts,

BosToN, April 29.-The House of Repre-
sentatives 10 day adopted an amendment to
the liquor bill, making the owners of buildings
where Intoxicating liquors are sold lable in
the sum of $500 for the first offence, and for
the second offence the same fine, and three
months Imprisonment,
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Tie Railroad Aeetdent near Chicago

Inc RdaTodd accident near Chicago.
BUFFALO, April 28th.-The Chicago papers
contain heart-rending details of the late melan-
choly accident. The entire road in the vicinity
oil The catastrophe was covered with the ruined
cars and the dead and dying. One by one the
wounded and uninjured crept from beneath.
and the shrieks of the women and groans of
the dying added TO the horror of the scene
Ore poor woman, with both her legs broken.
lay with a dead child in her arms, and two liz
tie ones, uninjured, cIinglng to her. A Young
woman stood by the dead bodies Of her father,
mother and brother, shrieking like maniac.
Three children, from 8 to 10 years of age. were
taken out, and recognised by their father, who
IS left alone. Beneath the edge of car an j..
peared the bald head and hand of an old man
"a leg of one, and the mangled body of anoth,
er. The scene at the depot was awful in the
extreme when the remains were broaght in
the floor was covered with blood, end heap
OF limbs gathered together in a corner-whle
many, bereaved ones were searching for los
friends or relatives. The papers are loud in
iheir oenuneiaiions OF all con1ecled with ths
road.
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From Port an Prince.

BosToN, April 29.-Dates from Port au
Prince to the 18th instant, have been received
here. Coffee was advancing. and selling at
S92, Hayden currency, per cwt. The Empe
ror had returned from his Southern tour, and
the island was ney er more quiet, politically.
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Anr REWARD.-The above reward will be
ID I'd paid for the apprehension and delivery to
on the LAT nj March He 10 about five feet seven or
eight inches high, not very stout Of a gingerbread
color, and his teeth little open in front. He has
wife al Mrs Susan Crump's in New Kent County.
and when last seen was In that neighborhood.
THOMAS L. SAMUEL HARDGRoyE.
an 2g-M&W2wss
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The following ape
pointments-wil be made Tomorrow: Cover
nor Seymour, of Connecticut, Minister to Rus.
STA; Gen. Gadsden OF South Carolina, Minis
ter to Mexico; Mir. Dix, of New York, Minis
ter to France.
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ADUOiaLmentS,

WASHINGTON, April 29.-John F. Wiley
has been appointed Marshal, and John Nc
Gregory, Attorney, for the Eastern District oil
Virginia.
Acco riding to general expectation, consi,
derable number of Land, Treasury and Post
Office clerks are TO be released from "cIose
confinement" in day or two.
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Operations at the Mint,

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The gold coinag e
at the mint for the month of April has amount
ed TO over five and a quarter millions; silver
four hundred and nineteen thousand.
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PAwTUcKET, Mass, April GA portion
of Parridge's factory, including large guam
tty of machinery, cotton, &c, together with
two dwelling houses, was burnt this morning,
involving a loss of $4,000.
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Meth01iSt Conference

BosToN, April 29.-rhe New England Me-
thodst Conference, which is in session at
Ipswich, was last night occupied with the dis.
cussion of the slavery question as connected
with the church.
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AFRICAN CHURCH,

SIGNOk DA COSTA
has the honor OF informing his friends that he has
been induced to give for the first time.
A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON.
CERT,
On Thursday Evening, May 5th.
~ On which occasion,
SIGNOR DA COSTA
Is happy to announce that he has been able to Sc
cure the powerful services of the celebrated Can
tatrice, MADAME ANNA BISHOP, and of Mr.
BOCHSA,
Who passing through this city next week, have
consented to stop for one day.
In the course of the Evening,
SIGNOR DA COSTA
Will perform on the Portuguese Mfachete, "a
peculiar sort of Guitar) accompanying ON the
Flute MADAME ANNA BISHOP, in Catasni's
great Song "Gr stasagimus," and the "Warbling Of
two Nightingales," originally arranged and com
posed by Mr.. BOCHSA, and played with MIR.
BOCHSA, brilliant Duet for Harp and Flute.
70 Full particulars daily announced.
Tickets 81 each. Family tickets admitting three
g. To be had az the Music stores and Hotels
Concert begins at g. ap 30-ts
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RICHMOND MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR ia quiet. Receipts light. Holders are
firm at AZ 8 to IS for store
WHEATON, to lis.
CORN-50 to So cts.
BACON-Western cured 81 so to 81 rs; coun.
try So to 50 So Hams Sl2 so.
BUTTER-2U to 25
TOBACCO-Lues "a so to Sc; medium 81 to
S. SC; fine manufacturing in demand, at So to $40
The weather is fine, and the growing crops ia
the Country bid fair to yield an abundant harvest
There are too new Flour Mills now being built in
sdition to the Gallego and Haxal to tie in readi.
ness for the next Wheat crop, which will give our
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Weilington Geddin, Auct.
TsAREYvILLK FOR SALE AT AUG
u y TInN TWO MILES WEST OF RICH

| fSAkEYvILLE FOh SALE Al AOL'
~ TON, TWO MILES WEST OF RICH
MOND.--Wil be sold on MONDAY, the 9Th day
OF May, 1853, upon the premises, commencing O.
Al O'Clock. P NJ, this beautiful Farm, containing
81 acres, situated ia the county OF Henrico, miles
west of the city of Richmond, adjoining the ianof
Of messrs A Robinson, Jr, Lewis Crenshsw, DO
Ii will be divided into eleven lots of about acres
each; fronting the north line OF street, which
is in direct straight line with Grove street, In the
town of Sydney On one OF the lots there are
buildings suitable for small family, and an orchard
of excellent fruit.
The land Is most beautifully located, and i, ad.
mirably adapted for market gardens or suburban
residences. A plat of the land can be seen at my
Office in few days.
Terms: Onefourth cash; balance at 6, l2 and 10
months tor egotable notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed. w GODDiN,
ep2s Auct.
ARGE NUM,nEn Ur LOTS IN Ora
IL HAMS and BAKERS ADDITION NEAR
BACON QUHsEAR BRANCH TAVERN, FOR
SALE AT AUCIloN.-Wil be sold, on TUES
DAY, the 26th dag of April, 1853, upon the premi
sss, common cling at 4 clock, an undivided moiety
of 400 feet of ground on the South side OF Moore
street, West Of Pine street, about GU feet OF ground
on the North side of Moore street, between Pine
and Gilmer streets-about 130 # Of ground on the
East line Of Gilmer street. whereit intersects with
Moore street.
Also lots Nos 4, 5, and T. containing 100 feet of
ground on the South East line OF Baker street, op
posite to the residence of Jacob Shook, Esq. The
above land will be laid off into su liable size build
ing lots, plot CT which be seen atmy office IN
a few days.
Terms-One fourth cash, balance at 3, s and
months for negotiable notes, interest added Sc
cured by trust deed, or title retained.
apl9 w GOODIN, Auctr.
Win be added to the above sale, an excellent
Dwelling near the last named lots, and two halt
acre lots in the bottom which are handsomely To-
Gated for building purposes-lad Off in lots to suit
Also an acre lot, a beautiful meadow, through
which the Bacon Quarter Greek passes.
Terms-one.third cash, balance tour months.
PostPonement.-lns consequence of the sur.
veys not being completed, the above sale is post.
pom to Thursday afternoon the 5th May, 1853, at
o'clock. Upon several of the lots there some fine
springs, and through some of them pure streams
of spring water run. w. GODDIN,
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=, ALE OF REAL ESTATE.-lnpu pursuance
~ of decree pronounced IN the Circuit Court
of the City OF Richmond, on the 18th day of jan
uary, 1853, in the suit Of Fitzhugh &C., against
Clarke IL ais, the undersigned therein appointed
specis Commissioner will offer for sale at IL oclk,
II, in front OF the Court House OF Henrico County,
on the I'd day of May next, Chat being Court day.
two acres of Land, near Shedtown, III the County
of Henrico; also one moie'y OF lot number twenty.
seven, containing sixty six feet Z, between Gath
AID 25h streets, in the City of Richmond, held
Jointly by the estate OF jcsephus B. Cotton, and the
estate of o. Ladd.
TERMS CT SALE :-One. third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and upon credit IS to
the residue Of six and twelve months in equal in
starnents from the day of sale, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds for the deferred Payments, and the
title to the properly retained until the purchase
money is paid and conveyance directed by the
Court. THOMAS w. BOSWELL,
ep l3-dtds Special Commissioner
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
BY Wellington Goddin
rRUsTEE,s SALE OF REAL EsTATl

i ON CLAY, BETWEEN 2ND AND 3HD Sis.
BY virtue of two deeds OF trust, dat 24th Octo.
Der, Is49 and 31ss May 1885, both duly recorded In
Richmond Hastings Court, shall, Tin execution OF
the same, having been requested By the creditor
therein namely proceed to sell at public auction,
on Monday, the second day OF Msy, 1853
upon the premises, commencing st ~ o'clock, the
Real Estate conveyed thereby, consisting OF Lot
fronting 40 feet, more or less, on the South side OF
Clay between End and 3rd streets, running back I'll
feet, on which there stands framed tenements.
The deed requires cash sale; but am sufhe.
rsed by the creditor TO say that IN lien OF cash. ne
will accept oneihird cash, balance at and mos.
with interest added.
ap2l w. GODDlN, Trustee.
Immediately after the sbove sale, win be sold, Q
framed Tenement on the East line OF End street,
between Clay and Marshall streets fronting 90 feet
running back about 80 feet. Toe house has
rooms, and rents for $40 per snnum.
TERMs-0ne-third cash; balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed, or title retained
sp26 w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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Sailing of he Arctic-Distinguished Pas

New YORK, April 30.-The American mail
steamer Arctic sailed to day for Liverpool. She
takes out two hundred passengers amongst
whom are Ex.Presdent Van Buren,, Captain
Folsom, Gov. KimbIe, Senator Foot of Yer.
mont, the President of the Georgia and Flo
rida Railroad Company, the Hon. VIM. Nc
Murray, and James X. PauIding, Esq.
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Destructive Fare and loss Of LIE.

ROCHESTER,, N. ", April 29.--Tne Tempe.
rance Hotel in this city was DESTROYED bv
fire this morning, and four servants three e
males and one man, persisted in the fiames.-
lhe boarders, of whom there were a large
number, were in their beds, and the greatest
excitement and confusion prevailed. The loss
OF the building is $25,000, besides which the
occupants lost nearly all their clothes and va.
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By Davenport. Allen q Co.

By Davenport. Allen az Co.
H00 CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND
HUI HATS AT AOCTION-On FRIDAY, 9th
May, we will sell at o'clock, at our Auction Store
a large assortment of fresh and desirable Goods
of latest styles for Spring and Summer sales, con.
sistlg Of
Gents fine Calf and Pump Boots
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes, of all quail.
ties
Ladies' fine Cater Boots, Morocco
Jenny Lind Slippers and Ties
Misses Boots and Shoes
Chldrens' Sewed Morocco aud Goat Boots
Womens Peg'd and Sewed Buskins and Ties
OF all qualities
Mems Harvest Brogans, of superior quality
sizes to IA
HATS -Drab and Silk
LEATHER.-350 sides "good" Sole Leather
Terms: Under 500 cash; 300 and over mos
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO,
ap u Aucts
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Excitement against the MAYOR of Cincinnati;

'N '' "S "tEst We mayor Of Cfnctnndts.
CINCINNATI, April 28-An Indignation meet.
ing was held last night with reference TO the
conduct OF Mayor Snelbaker toward Mr.. Xix
land, the street preacher, on Sunday last.-
The hall was densely crowded, and prominent
citizens OF all parties took part in the proceed.
ings. A committee of one hundred was ap-
pointed 10 wait on the Mayor and request him
TO iesigp
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TIIsT & KINGS RETAIL PRICE

TTULST 4 KINGS RETAIL PRICE
III CURRENT-CASH PRICES.-Butter l6 to
On cen,s ysrv best Goshen Putter, 25 cents per lb
Raeon Shoulders Cd; best Hams Cd per ID; Leaf
Lard Cd yellow Sugars and cts per ID; white
ner ID hy the dollars WORTH Rio Coffee IL cts; La
gusyra Coffee Ii cts; Java Coffee l2t cents; brown
soas cts bar: washing Soda cts per ID; Starch
3d. Rice cts per ID; best Cider Vineesr 70 cents
per gallon; Molasses % to 5I4 cents per gallon;
Pickles shillings per galon; best Flour s. so de.
i;vered Teas 25 per cent less than usual prices. A
fun assortment Of best Groceries at equally low
rates hOLoA ~ niNu'
an 30 Franklin sueet, Clu maIhei.
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~ JAMES L. HEATH, Commissioner
In Chancery, Circuit Court of the City OF Rich
mona.
II Office ion Inc present, at the Virginia House.
ap 26-lm
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BY Alexander Not lN T.,
BY Dunlop. MOncure q Co.

BY Dunlop. MOncure q Co.
GROCERIES,, &C., AT AUCTION
~ On TUESDAY, Sd of May, commencing at
10 O'Clock, we will sell, at our Auction Store, a
general assortment Of Groceries &C. consisting in
part of
65 hhds Sugar, fair to prime quality
80 bbls powdered Sugar
so bbls and hhds Molasses
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas, Mustard
rs boxes Soap
lO6 boxes Tailow and Adamante Candles
10 half pipes Brandy
one fourth pipes Hennessey brand, superior
quality
% one eighth and onefourth casks Madeira and
Sherry Wine
20 bbs old Whiskey
80 bbs Vinegar, &c.
Terms-Under 500, cash over 500, months
credit tor approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCURE g. co,
ap ~ Auctioneers.
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- Baths, Baths.-Hot, Cold and Shower
Baths, can De had daily at the Hair Dressing,
Shaving and shampooing Saloon, under the Amer
lean Hotsl-entrance on 18th street
Single Bath % cents, or five tickets for ST..
on al
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~ biadon Springs, Alebams, are becom.
ng quite celebrated as watching place.
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4 vhEAT TRUTHS, just received, and Tor
~ sale by NASH L. WOODHOUSE,
.r. Eagle Square.
Great Truths, By Great Authors, Dictionary of
Aids to Reflections, Quotations of Maxims. Meta.
pAors, Counses, Cautioas {, s.yu1 writer's of all
ages, and 10th Hemispheres-l vol cloth, 81 rs
The Mine Exploded, or Help to the Reading of
the Bible-l vol, 12mo, 75c
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, by Thomas-l
vol, 63c nv 2
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"a WM. J. SMITH, MERCHANT
Ill TAILOR, Opposite the Post 0nice,
w would call the attention of his customers
and the public generally, TO his new and
beautiful stock OF Cloth, Cashmere and Vestings
Stocks, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, dc
N. B.-Wantad two or three vest makers.
an 30-3tH
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BY James .n. Taylor, Anctr.

Valuable fhOFhhV1 IA hOCAs
Y ETTs, AT AUCTlON.-Wil be sold on Mon-
day, I'd May, commencing at O'Clock p. NJ, upon
the premifes that large Brick Building and Lot at
Rockets. formerly occupied by Mr. Granger a. q
tavern This properly fronts 80 feet on Rockets
street, below the creek) and runs back to Water
street The building contains Is rooms, with con-
veniences, &c, and is well adapted for business
house.
TERAs-Onethirdc cash. balance at 6 and 10 mos.
with interest," with deed Of trust to secure the de-
ferred payment
ap2l JAS NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
Immediately after the above sale, will sch Eve
beautiful lots Of 80 feet EACH located little East of
the above house-and upon which 1t il. cot impreb-
able the gas works will be buit-and well located
for Improvement. Terms, half cash, balance four
months.
ADDITIONAL.
IS Lots In the Town of Falton.-After
the above sale, Will be sold IS building Lots situa-
ted in the town of Fulton" on Louisiana and OR.
leans streets. These are decidedly some of the
prett!est building Lots in the town, having dry,
elevated and pleasant situation on some of the
principal streets.
ap26 JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
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WAREHOUSE NAILS-50 kegs, landing
w from schr Richmond, for sale low by
C j sINTON e. CO,
Sign of the Circular Saw,
my I'll Main street
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VIRGINIA LIHE.-564 bbls. OF this supe-
rior and highly approved Lime daily expected
by Canal. Dealers will please hand 10 their orders
before il arrives will make it to their advsn
tage to take it from the boat l03 bbls only now
on hand not solo, for sale only by the sole agents.
MACE g. WINSTON,
my2 cor. Cary and I4th cts
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RLACk GRAPE sHAWLS.-A few more
ID of these handsome black Grape Shswls, just
received. DUDLEY 81 JOHNSTON,
my Eagle Square.
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Ia I'D GLOyEs.-A fresh supply OF white and
coiored Kid Gloves, together with hand
some assortment Of long twisted silk hits, both
Tor Ladies and Misses now In store.
DUDLEY L. JOHNSTON,
my Eagle Square.
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n,AUBIGNE's HISTORY OF THE
~ REFORMATION, Vol. 5.-NASH d. WOOD.
HOUSE have the pleasure of announcing that they
will offer for sale Monday, the I'd May the filth
volume of D'Aubiene's History of the Reformation.
The American publishers will issue it in advance of
its publication ia Great Britain. The subject of this
volume being the English Reformation, it is even
more interesting than its predecessors. Put up in
various styles OF binding. my2
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CHINGLES.-92,00 600 No IL iuch Bunch shin.
~ giles,
$4,000 No 2 10 inch Bunch Shingles
40OO0 9 inch do 90
Lanoing this morning from schr w w Griffin,
and for sale by
my2 WOMBLE d co.
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