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II =
y. B.--1he rates will be charged from hnnX
vile aud nil other points along The ucto Lynchbmg
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EuDLAm ~ ATsoN,

HtfHMoNn Va
FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.
oFficE 4 WAREHOUSE soufn mpE OF ruE nAstN.
July l3-dis
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MEDICINES.
uikE,-HALTpMOssE Il

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Tor ,tsa1Hes$o, 'oSE 9 o,,a, -" 5l'
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lf''' r.,i,,,,. ,r;sin, from cert,;n IN.
use i5,.,., .,.Le,Ln, crn,n ir,omeernnce.
|ol af'e'a ra Wanna MEN
- ,,,a ,,;n,i,. or owl ,far,i
p "'l5 .,,,,,lo.s ',,,,,hors of s.ne,,,,s and
- T''.i. to,nba;
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~ 81 f.,,r,,1 .,f.,,.,s an tho mind nre much
,t.=reI,,,,,,,, ConC,sinr or Idaas DE.
| - S.;.;,s E,,oho1jn,s of Evil. Aversion nj
VI ,f',,'t,.,,,t lava nf Solitude rimidity. &C..
Hn.' ' 'i'i' a., -,
aL ie sft,Jru fl,l5 'lErpEDFpLcE- S,,se, SET.
-, ~, 1nou pttyTltDRESy Eost sida
,ChS s.rEpS ri,9' ts5sRE pARTICIIIAR in oh.
% ',,,iE - SI1NRER or mistake
'' "
,,,ppANpEn En.,ooCHARGE MADE
~ " ~. f.,i1.1t,,,'. 0Hco i in his d,.l.
Iii. ysrv extensive pr,ctice is a
4 'h ''1'z' ,l,,,,,,l,, ,,ro,o pbysiri,,,
n -H'
'' M toIINSTON
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u '''' o,i,on, q ollsoa4 or tb,
',' e." IN 1'..,,r.,.,, r,or ,,Lose life b,s
4 'o'' III ~ ,..-i,rI III, p,ri. ph1,1el.
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e'' ,,,,,n Nany tr,,,hled
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\ ~ N"'' ir, ,.i, 'c .,,t,,J ,nro cIrn5 imnadi
'' ~
r,rFpApTfcIrIAR NOTICE
az Ir,'..li,,,. ,ften ,niscJ with respect
Y '''' lisaas, ,heir and wards
''' " I,,..,.,s,;l, =, ,,tber cnpses the
Y NJ -, p.,I5ita,i,,, f,ho Hon. Dysnen.
''s I',,,a,,,,n, ,f ,bo Nervou, Sy.tem.
-','''' 'e'a"s - G'',,,,.,,;,n - tlnse go
ia - .I s,i',,. lf Nn,nIry D.nrasa
,.;.,,.',. aac,l;,r Gts of Melancholy. when
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E,REsH ARRIVAL ~ DRUGS

Il AND MEDIClNES.-Ih Subscribers are M
now receiving their FALL y W TER SuFfLl IA
of Drug, Medicines Paints. Oi Va,I-Ics, Brushes.
Glassware, Patent Medicine. +. fry-Gn ,ds, g., &e
The goods have been recently 'ctcd with great cnra
in the Northern and Easteru les, and principally
bought ior Cash.
The stock is large. anl eotnpris e"ery article usr
ally found in DRUG STORE, .nsehor with large
ass rtncut of FANCY GOODS, ERFUM merry N.
From long experience, aud "A III 1ugh knowledge ri
the business they nope to retain liberal patronage
heretofore extended them, and L. confident That they
are prepared 10 offer indueement. both in price anf
quality.
8@Prescriptioas for physician- nd families will l.
carefully attended to at all Times.
sept i2ls JNO l. SEAY & co.
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Second Supply Of Dry Goods.

Second Supply of Dir, Goods.
NyuLlNGuAM ELLETf & eo.--No. ~, rcor
w Street, RI G II MoNp-Nill open and hovo
ready ol .alc ON Monday l2th inst nrge and vnricd
ttoek of DRY GOODS, purchased nj the heavy Auc-
tana, Nea Work. from Tuesday 10 Saturday Of last
week, in pnrt ms lolloVsi
lienv, Satlinets mud Twctds,
English Fnll Cloths Tor Negro weaf.
Blankets, White, Mixed nnd Blu,
Plaid Lioscys and kentucky Jeans
Momillps aud Clonks,
Umbrellas, from common 10 good,
Plain to Figured Alnnons,
Prints, American aud English
Blurl, blue aud Grave Cloths
Phil p,.lnns Il Prints,
Ladies Beaver Gloves,
Chrc, Mualina, aud
Nlito Cambres,
The above goods, with mauy others will bo offered
nj much less than former prices.
Mrrehnuts' are respectfully invited 10 eNnmino our
Stors. =. sOrdors promptly ntinuded 10.
orf t9 daw NIII1NGHAM. ELLETr co.
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lAILl NIRGINIAN.
,RRY g. SHIELDS, Propretors,
rEax MS.

uGINIAS Is published daily 80 %, and semweekly II;
, ia ayanre. NJ subscription Is taken for shorter
i. months. aul no paper is discontinued except at
1 OF the Propretors until all arrearases shhh nave
IsE,fENTs are inserted for so cents per sluare Ier
- fVNsR frin insertion, aud ~ cts. for every uter
number Of inscrtions Is not marked ON the Ms II
tiisbsI til ordered out and charged accordingly.
.,RLY RATES are .--tor the privilege Of two squares
wee s4dt Tor square daily sa5, semi-weekly
aar f1rm, daily so, semi-"eckly SO: Esefy yearly
am ta reluirod to confne his advertising q his par
nj business an1 il he exceed the space stipulated for
barsrd ratahlY for the
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INSURANCE can be effected in these companies up
on as fair terms, in any others o equal resPonsi
biliy, by application 10
p. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg
NM IL Il
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hese vessels Of the tst cass built expressly Tor
is trade and have superior accommodations for puss'
engers
They are commanded by experienced Captains, we'll
qualified Tor the trndc, and vino will spare no cXerioo
accommodate.
They will be towed up and down the river by s,aan,,
lnd may be relied on to sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
ton, will find it their interest to ship by this line
as it is the only regular 1 and freight will always he
aiken rs low by my other yesseIs and cycry clori
Mill be nnc by the agents Richmond and Boston to
givcsatis action.
We respectfully nsk and hope to sp"ceed in oh
ianing full share Of patronage
The sesseiS will lie in Richmond Rockets in
Boston al Rowcs Wharf.
DAVID CURRlE. Richmond, }As,r.
ALLEN & WELTCH, Boston, { 'S IT,
aug 2-dts No. l33 State Street.
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4 ItM PILLS. gro. Alum ills Just reed
/ n from the Rocl,briigr Alum Sprngs--and pat up
from the Mas, trp.h -fo, sale at
WRIGHT & ALLISON'S
aet l9-is New DRUG Store.
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RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA LINE Of Etichmond So, tsss

AND NEN-NOkk FANkE NJ ms N'N ''
hume line Is composed Of the following yrs'r-. nad
-ails ltnm Nrv-N utk every three dnys M owned IN
the city of Richmond, viz:
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HOLLOW wAwE, r,ow Castings,

TVLEOW WAKE, HOW tnstinEs,
Sates, Gfltts F0gcg hea Rating, Hai Raci4,
baeeo Presses, dc furnished rcaaonnle notice aud
northern ptcra
The anp, ,iot udynntlr.a Ve possess viii enable u.
ta I'LL oideu'npah tho most accommodating terms.
Oflefs lrlf the law office Of Spence a. Slaughter
will meei with prompt attention.
sept 6--ts SPENCE REGGs & co
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LNOR RnANUFAGFURE -lOO0 pound
L of ronco beans, aol a lnrge supply Of Essrntig
Oils such rs cmon. Anise, Wmtergrecn Cinnamon
Goycs A nond. Brrgomol, Juniper Omngc, Roses, Sa,
rafias, &c. &c, for sale by JOHN IT, SEAY &CO.
Also n large stock Of ltan.ling brushes, brandin
boards branding ink, Y. ,cu oct
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALES
WITH wheels, drop Irvor. &. weighs 2O00 lbs.
w will be sold Il inauufpcturcf. price. Apply 10
octISts 9 MORSE.
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FALL V,IsADE, ns5i.

DOCKS. STATIONARY f1ANOS--A MORKI
u ( ue Drirkcr & Mou@) Publishers ami Boohse
RS. RfGHHOND. To.--Would invite he attention
County Nrrchnuts visiting the civ In his stock oi
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i Lynchbwg. Ia, 10 hao1rh Tennessee by the II.
giaa and Tennessee Raiload, and Parish S Co.'s. Line
of Stages Though tickets can ho Obtained the
Ticket Office Of the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad
Company, the following points and at the following
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

For the Protection Insurance Company, Ii urtnrd Con
CAPITAL $500 600
Insurance Company Of the Valley, in Virginia.
CAPITAL. 500 600.
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(OGIAfNsS Same beautiful pulerns o the
- aboge' iclc foe sale ut u I y PETERS.
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IN larRe assortment Of Clothing. suitable i,r tbs
aaon-John Nj. Davies, Jones aud Co.. Patent Shrl-
be found, aud viii be sold low at
sep ITS DIT PETERS.
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WARRANTED CHARGE MADE,

.5ii-a.-Dr. John7ton'~ Oihcc is in his dwell
af STEPS. His very extensive practice IS IA
ga..aatre thai he is the only prope Physician
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VINPLATE. sheet-lron. zinc, 4

l. 80 Boxes Tin plate, assorted
$50 lbs Russia Sheet Iron,
lD00 lbs. American do
1000 lbs. Sheet Zine
lQa0 lbs Slab Spetor.
POO lbs. Block Tin.
Just receiving and for sae by
1 L. EEDRIE A.
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A TTENTE0N SPOEFSNEN!! Tic
N >uhs ribcr. have just received tneir Fall imPoim
ton of Double aud Single Guns Pistols, shot fonches'
Powder Flask, Pc eussion Cap., Game Bags. Bowie
knifes, Canister Powder and everything to eqpp
sportsman, which they ofrr 10 their friends and the
public generally for Examination.
WM. B. < C. FISHER.
at their old sand opposite the rveIl House
~ I.vurhhttro Va.
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Periodical and Newspaper Depot,

oct cts
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rumor has been recently circulated by portion OF
the public press the effect that this interesting exped
ton either has been, about TO be- countemanded by
the present Secretary Of the Navy We learn, from the
best authority, that all such umors entirely IN
founded in fact On the contrary, the administration is
making every effort to give all proper aid in carrying ou,
the important objec, OF the expedition and in fulfilling the
public expectation in regard TO it,
II appears 10 have been the intention OF the late admin
israiion to place under the command OF Commodore NJ
C. Perry a. the comnandsr-n chief OF the United States
naval force in the East india and China seas, and with
view his contemplated visit to japan. the following
sells. ship ofbe-line, the Vernont three
frgaes the Snsauehanna The Missssppi, and tie Pow
ha,an one 6s, class steamer, the Allegheny and four
soops Of. vss the Macedonian, the Saratoga. the Ply
mou,h. and the vandalia; to be accompanied by two
ships, the Supply and the Southampton.
This force. with the exception of the Vermont, the
Macedonian. and the Allegheny, is now assembling
at M,cao The IAst-named vessel is now in the hands
Of mechanics and II IL uncertain when her preparation
will be eo.pIeted The Vermont, is ready to receive her
crew bat such s the condition OF the recruiting service
that is wholly impossible to say when, il ALL crew
OF 500 men for her be collected Beside his the
Der OF men, Of all Glasses employed in naval service
having heen limited by law 1900. aod Congress hav-
ing failed at its last session TO grant 10 the Navy Depart
m.nt the authority which it asked TO enlarge that
number. and having been appropriated for
that purpose. the withdrawal Of the Vermont from Com
modors Penys squadron has become unavoidable. be-
cause, in addition to the force already in commission
she canno, be manned without exceeding the mum
Der OF ssamsn prescribed by law Ii probable Also
thai the necessary delay in preparing the Allegheny for
~, may render her setvees unavailable for the expe
dton. This, however will no, interfere with the con-
'smPla,sd visit Of Commodore Perry to Japan with
force amply SUFFICIENT and well provided for the
fal accomplishment, of the objects Of his mission
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vsrr TO THE PsrsrDEsr-Agrseably to previous ar
rangsmeps about forty mail contractors. now on bust
visit to this city from various States OF the Union,
assembled to-day at the Post Office Department whence
accompanied by the three assistants postmaster general
and other officers, (includng Col Davies the ny
appointed postmaster of Baltimore,) The body pro,
ceeded to the Executive Mansion The guests being in
vted into the east ROOM President Pierce and the Post
master General left the cabinet council and soon Joined
the party. Mr.. Campbell in a very handsome and Ia
mar manner introduced to the President each ocer Of
bis department and contractor by name and the Chief
Magistrate extended to each and all a hearty republi
can welcome. After a few moments spent ia lively,
agreeable conversation the company retired apparently
highly grahea with the brief but very pleasant inter
view-Correspondsnse Of The Baltimore Sun, Aprii 8.
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OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President,
BIZ s.sd uslA Uas sdvice and consent Of tts Senate
MISCELLANEOUS


MISCELLANEOUS
William H. WEIGH, 10 be chief justice Of the Unite.
States for the Territory Of Minnesota. in place of Henry
q HAyner, removed.
Andrew G. Chatfed to be an associate justice of the
United States for The Territory Of Minnesota, IN place oil
David Cooper whose commission has expired
Moses Shebume to be an associate justice OF the oni-
led States for the Territory of Minnesota, in place OF
Brady b. Meeker, removed.
Charles r. Jordon. to be marshal of the United States
for The northern district of Mississippi in place OF Will
liam Mcus,on resigned take effect from the 18th Of
June next
Vaudeville Margny TO be marshal of the United States
for the eastern district OF Louisiana IN place OF VIM s.
Scott, whose commission has expired.
Thomas F. Bayard. TO be attorney of the United States
for The district OF Delaware place Of p Steward John.
son, removed.
Isaac s. K Osie to be attorney of the United States
for the southern district Of California in place OF Alfred
Wheeler. removed
Francis Burt. of South Carolina, to be third auditor
OF the treasury Of the United States. in place of John s.
Gaiaher, removed
D. Kohler. to be United States assayer in California
in pursuance OF the provisions of the Of the 3oh OF
September, 1850, in place of Augustus Humbur. re-
moved
John D. Field j to be assayer of the branch mint at
Dohopsxa, Georgia, in place OF NJ +. Stephenson, re-
moved.
Al. Guirot, TO be coner OF the branch mint at New
Orleans, Lousians. in place Of A. Deva removed.
Charles Bienvenue to be superintendent Of the branch
mint Al New Orleans, Louisiana, In place OF Robert M
McAIpin. removed.
julius NJ Granger, of the State of New York, to be
recorder of the general land office, in place OF E. s.
Terry, removed.
Lvsander W. Rabbit, of Iowa, 10 be register of The
land Office at Kanesvlle Iowa. in place Of Joseph H. D.
Street. removed.
LE. Warren. of Minnesota. TO be secretary OF lega-
ton Of the United States to Central America
George W. Lippett, OF Rhode Island. to be consul OF
the United States Vienna, Austria, in place Of j. G.
Schwarz, removed.
Alexander Barclay to be consul OF the United States
at Go,tenburg. Sweden, in place Of c. A. Murray, de-
ceased
Daniel Stevens. postmaster Elmira. New York.
LAWS p. Close, postmaster, Saratoga Springs. New
York.
Charles T. Gray. postmaster, Newark, New Jersey.
Samuel M. Chambers, postmaster, Jersey City, New
Jersey. sa. t.tkt
William A. Benjamin. postmaster. Trenton. New Jer-
ssy
Robert L. Glow. postmaster. Princeton. New Jersey
William D. Quin, postmaster, Paterson, New Jersey.
John E. Hunt, postmaster, Toledo, Ohio.
William r. Morrison, postmaster, Newark, Ohio.
James Kelley, postmaster, Covington, Kentucky
William s. Pickett. postmaster, Maysville, Kentucky
Joseph Mccormick, postmaster, Baton Rouge. Lou.
ieana-
George Paul, postmaster, Iowa City, Iowa.
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we have received ielegraphic despatch from New
under date Of 9th instant, stating that the brig
~. oAa arrived at that port from Vera Cruz bringing
a'e"s''ee mat on the twenty. first Of last month the
OF the United State. and Of Mexico Mr.
on we Palt OF the United State. and Messrs Tor
nell and Castillo LanzS on the p,r, AZ
treaty between the two government. -.
neutrality and protection Of the sloo ,rao.;, sv ,.,o,
the s'hmn' OF Tehoanepsc and the entire .se,r;,v ~
the capital invested therein Thi. ineia.nc. !. .,..d
10 havs been received at Vera Cruz from a.. \,
Mexico byfelexraph, under date OF the o2a a, r..
despatch communicating stated that the treaty woo,a j
ratified On that day BY The supreme executive I,
~. proper to add that the despatch received by y.
fro" New Orleans bear. N. nam. Of gentleman ws,t
known 70 ", and hat he dsspa,eA from NJ, =. i
Vera Cras also pssvc~s 10 come from r.liabI. .o.,,
We therefore to doub, III. -
report ''s
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BroSa Cooo.-Everybody in this country of coarse
IL quite familiar with those excellent articles Of diet for
nvalid. boma and Cocoa nufsctured by Walter Baker
& Co, Of Dorchester, Mssaohuscus Some years since
the special onsdeaion OF medical practitioners wa, ALI
ed ese preparations appropriate food for the sick
in the various conditions Of debility and pro.ration to
which they times reduced esving the digestive ~
paratns feeble TO appropriate but the delicate
nuuiment Medical gentlemen OF eminence in this city
delighted with Mr. Bakers broms and from that pc
Rod this its good character has been sustained Another
OF physicians have commenced business since that Pc
rod who may have become fam sr with the article
and refer again the subject for the purpose
reminding both young medical friends home and
those sbrond, thar they will derive important advantages
from the OF these admir- kinds OF food Druggists
the interior would find their in always keeping
both hand, with view meeting the prescriptions of
nedcsl attendants From pc rsonai experience Of
the value OF broma particularly speak decidedly In
its favor. dierctic is nnfreqoenty qni,e
necessary strict medication and in recovering from
low state it some Of the psrplesites Of general prsct
TONERS he, 70 determine What may may be safely
sdopted as reginen.Dr Srh's Bosfo~ M,dcaf rad Swr
T'oat Journal Eaasaf 11
The broma and referred shove sold by sl
The princsrr' frocss IN the United States who aso cell
variety OF surkRfoR cHocoLArss made by ihe gem
uenep, ra 5lr@ r,8 ahnni alafss ~ Hrn ffitAft
ia Isae sHa1et NeFr 4 = II r +
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Inc FafH correspondent OF 1He Da11y Nt"s NrIIss ~
follows:
81 am informed, from which does leave me
at liberty to doubt Of its authenticity, that tresy-he de-
tails OF which have trsnspred-hss actually been signed
by England and France. with view concentrated scon
in the s.iss OF Turkey in given eitcansssrces The
Enelish sr French ambassadors the Porte will lose
10 TINE 10 huying the pos whore thor presence IL 30
much rsquised"r te0t $500 an4tttaa "a
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lssssv Assd JsnuAy 81, from scorrespondeni OF The
fdbtn4 II Nslbourns. As~,saia. 'oiof.. .. ths, Mrs
Meather. VIE o. M Fsh e5e. had aksa hss
aspal,ufe n ne sh'p Wellington, for London She ga.
accompanied by Bishop Wilson, of Van Dismans Land.
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ROR aALEA three - Net iscbes hon BY
deep, r~sf IRE n boct, o. ist
The IL
W. ss~y wsss nv se--d " y Mor psrdts'sr
rsshev cuAveni
s~esS sS-cAs ascAssce psssHsle fbhIy y ~
sh sfhe rsvraess ssesy ~M ~ In AADd ND
ds~1eA ~ 30 - SO is%talfoo N7fal
Apply Q. vn.ca, Third Auditor. omc. n, Treasury
Building.
40 s-eof7w
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l.tsr IRON Bss~es AS ~. Asse ysotds,y IS. sales
thai urqusa bod crpassd ID ,P.nna with ak hundred
.sn, on @s~~ssss~Sxv~sys The government pro-
posing 70 iaane 10000 go Of new paper money
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By u. n. srRATToN, Auotion.,r.


MOST VALUABLE UNiMFRovED CITY PROPERTY At
NJ sscton-on Thursday April i4h al O'Clock, M
premises shall sell original lots and in square 80 a
fronting 100 and PA feet lin
Lot No viii be ubdivded into four lots, IS fee.
each by loo feet. -ea
Lots froatns street. suhdivid.d
depth.
The intersection Massachusetts
point public ground which
liar also added
The
provement - therefore particularly called ,hs
Terms One third balance twelve, and eighteen
moeihs for notes bearing secured by deed ofust
TUE nd'spuabe Convcysocins the Of the purchased
Ap s-esdAds Hal
Two NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR REST.-Two new, esAy
situated
he Containing eleven EACH and
private geneei family will be rented favorable
EN- srRATToN. ,-44.
Ascuoneer and Commission Merchant.
South ado rennlvsnia between 9h and 10Th
Ap e-eodn
REAThucE. or the Unhnown Relatives, by c~ahs-
~ rfne sncIsir.
This powerful published
present century,
.h possible to Of Worlds book pr young
men BY r. Rsnney. #N@ts4
The Captive IA Patagonia, Life among The Giants personal
ssuatve by u. Y. Bourne = Foa .It tfEt
Gospel Glass, representing Miscarriage.
Call FROM Heaven 10 snDevn and rsfr
nation, 70 prepare to meet God; by Lewis stuckiey.
M sIms -N s#.lsegFa oRAv h BALJAHTvNE,
-I =
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Ths Journal des Dsb~s says thst N. Loreais the
d ive handred millions Of reals with the houss *
Barring Of london. This i intended 10 pay a the
aosies ssAa which will he replaced by perpetsa1Ssh&
ne coai,Iios OF this loan very favorable Spain,
ieh has been able, hitherto 10 obtain money hut
Al Interest ct TO- IL and II per cent? while this
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-08

FURNITURE, SMALL FAMILY CARRIAGE, AND COW AMI
Calf aucuon.-On Saturday morning, April O'Clock
auction shall sell
niture, Consisting Of
Mahogany sofa, damask covered lounge
Do hair aud chairs
High and low post bedsteads, bureaus
Wardrobes, wsshsands, toilet
CURED hair I'D husk mattresses
Feather beds, BOOSTERS, and pillows
Carr oicoth,
China, glass, and crockery
Cooking other stoves, SC
OF nd
ucics necessary 10 enumeraie.
At II o'clock.
One family suitable
One excellent mich and
Terms cash.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Aps-d Anonooeer.