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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
Another Philadelphia BIurder-Youns S,ring.

PHILADELPHIA Monday, April 49, 1873
Another murder was committed Yesterday afternoon N
5 O'Clock The victim was young man named George
SOee and the perpetrator of the crime is James Neal
also young man.
Yesterday afternoon Soee called for the latter at his
home and they proceeded together 10 tavern about i've
miles from the city.
At the tavern they drank freely and both became
somewhat intoxicated SOee the most under the
influence of liquor The parties got to high words and
became excited: in the of the quarrel Neal
struck Solee ard drew blood the latter said that be
would have satisfaction from any man who drew blood
from him They then left the house, and blows again
passed between them before they reached the gate lead
ing 10 the yard of the tavern In this ARRAY ONeal
drew three cornered dir knife and stabbed Solee in
the region of the heart at the same time exclamng
that enough The wounded man replied that il was,
and that the other would find il enough when he was on
the gallows Solee died in about three minutes
ONeal was immediately taken into custody
The murderer is abOst twentyhree years of age; he
is an Irshman bv birth and weaver by trade; is mar
red and has two children This morning tho wretehed
man was in great distress of mind He doe not deny
having committed the act, and attributes 1t to having
been intoxicated at the time
Soee was an American He was also married, and
leaves three children To mourn his untimely end
The affair caused a good deal Of excitement at Cedar
Grove where il occurred Drunkenness AZ the bot
tom ofhe whole matter and it affords another proof OF
the evils Of incompetence.
The body of the murdered man was suffered to lay ont
exposed upon the piazza of the tavern during the entire
NIGHT through the ignorance of persons who about
the place They were fearful OF touching 1t until the
Coroner should arrive 1t is time such silly notions were
exploded.
The prisoner is said to belong to gang of rowles
known as the BLACK Hawks" which have infested the
upper part of the county for some time.
Young Arthur Spring will start for Washington City
tomorrow morning in company with WIN. Byrne the Of
fcer of the Court who has taken such lively interest
in the Youths welfare. Young Spring has behaved,
through all the trying situations in which he has been
placed with the greatest decOrum and has made Tor HIM
SELF large number ofactiye friends He goes 10 Wash
nCton at the solicitation of his former master who not
only gave him excellent character but is anxious 10
have his services in his business ontectioner The
youth has been staying with Mr. Byrnc since his release
from the Debtors Apartment and he could probably not
have selected person in NE community who would
have been more mindful of As welfare
The Steyedores of this Sty have struck for higher
wages
The weather day is lovely.
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u The ACADEMY OF DESIGN gave their hrSt d aay
exhibition Yesterday at the Stuyvesant Institute.
crowd last night was great that picture seeing ~ PP
dstane, Was impossible We do not pretend :" give AZ
hay glance without catalogue idea OF the numerous
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-26

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW YORK

The Pearl Stree, House was destroyed by Gre in
New York Tuesday night The ire occurred abost
10 o'clock. In short time the whole edifee was in
ruins About 10 o'clock an explosion took place,
and the walls Of the building fell in. Lewis c. Tib
bles fireman, had his skull fractured by part Of
the falling wall striking him. He soon afterwards
died. r. Brown Of Alabama, a boarder in the Ho
tel was confined TO bed of sickness at the time and
made narrow escape. He had, feeble as he was
to descend by ladder to the street. lie lost his
trunks containing papers the loss of which he esti
mates at $1,000. The Hotel was kept by J. w Por.
ter and several persons occupied the basement as
stores. The fire communicated TO the adjoining
store on Water and Pearl streets The New York
Express states that the Pearl Street House was own.
ed by VIM. Chauncey and was fully insured Por.
ter, the lessee loses $4,000 The boarders, (about
500 lose $4,000. Other sufferers are Wright and
Carter $50, eoo-insurance $4,000 ]. Henry $1,000
insurance $1,000 Pond g. Hitchcock S7ooo-ip.
sarance S65oo Others were fully insured or slight
~ injured
There was another FIRE about o'clock the same
night at the corner Of Greenwich and Vesey streets
Loss $1,000 Fully insured.
The loss at these fires is estimated at Sl75 oO0-
Except Mr.. Porter and his boarders all were nearly
insured
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THOMAS " KFFsFF s.,..-
GEO. J. SUMNER, Aucs.
MEDICINES.
MORTINORE's BITTER CORDIAL

MORTIMORE'S BITTER CORDIAL.
4Nl AND BLOOD PURlFIER.-PRIcE 81 PEE
BoTTLE-Physcians of the first standing in the me-
dical profession and prescribe it the eec
tive Alternative and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known; while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases complaints brought on by sedentary
habits, exposure indigestion torpid state Of the live
or impurities OF the blood, look upon this COR.
DIAL as most mysterious and magical in its healing
properties and restoring powers 1t stands prominent
IN the treatment and cure of Neuralgia General De-
ton, Loss of Appetite, Acidity OF the Stomach Her-
vous Headache, or Flow of Blood to the Head Cos
Eveness OF. Irregularities the Bowels, Pleurisy,
Pains or Misery in the Side Region of the Heart
Fatulency Depression of Spirits Palpitatop Of the
Heart, Difficult Breathing Sinking Sensations Pros
tratlon OF the Nervous System, Cold. Chilly Sensa-
TONS, or Numbness of the Flesh Limbs. Difcutfcr
Protuse Expectoration, Night Sweats Diseases The
Heart, or Affections of the Lungs, Jaundce Diseases
OF the Kidneys, Derangement PROSTATE Condition
OF the organs OF Nature which cause painful irregu
and Prostrstion of the Nervous System, Pale or Sa
MoRTfMORE's BITTER CORDIAL is pure
vegetable pieasan ittake, and perfectly safe to be
used in any state ofhealth even BY the most deca
female child.
C9- Price one dollar pc 1bottle
w. V. ALEXANDER x Co.. Proprietor mo
clay street, castor House, New York
ES Remember that we sell at wholesale and reta
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheumatism
in all its forms, either mia,nnatory acute or chro-
mic, no difference how bad the case, or how long
standing This is Mortimore 8 RHEUMATIC COM.
POUND. which is q vegetable extract, an internal
remedy, prepared expressly for this one disease IL
has already cured thousands whs had long been Grip
pies. The evidence is most overwhelming and con-
vincing, as given by vast numbers tou most re.
spectacle citizens.
Call and get circular and read the letters anacer
tihcates of your friends and those around ven who
had long suffered bur who have been restored to
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., sole Agents
fer Richmond. an 20
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More Gold Discoveries.

New and extensive gold mines have been discov-
cred about miles from Santa Cruz on an arroyo
which empties into the San Lorenzo Creek.
The mines were discovered on wednesday, and
the ground had been prospected for only a mile or
two. No experienced miner Lad been on The ground.
The gold brought by DR.. Gates, is apparently very
pare, ine and granular. The mines are not far
from Graham's mill, and the land has two claim
ants Graham and Frenchnan named Don Car
los The mines are about twenty-five miles from
San lose, and about seyenty-ive from this city,
There is quite an excitement in Santa Cruz on the
subject.
Large gold discoveries have been made in aud
near Pofl Oxford some time since. In some places
il is said, gold could be perceived the surface of
the earth. The information given to two of
the officers of that station, who found that the re-
ports were not exaggerated In a short time the
news was spread and others went to work, when a
party Of five persons took out $1,000 day; and
were doing SO at the latest dates
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THOMAS w. KEEsEE. SALESMAN.

NLOSING SALE OF EARTHEN-
~ WARE, CHINA, GLASS, MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO, FURNITURE, &c.-The subscriber hav-
ing removed to the new Iron Front Building No. 20
Pearl Tor 18th street,) will close at auction without
reserve, on WEDNESDAY next the 3Ist instant
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at his late place of bust
ness No Fifteenth street. the remnant of his stock
consisting of various assignments of CHINA GLASS
and EARTHENWARE, suitable for dealers families
&c; lot of manufactured TOBACCO, CIGARS
FURNITURE, miscellaneous GOODS, &c. &c. Sale
without reserve.
+ TERMs-For all sums under $50 cash; for that
amount and over, four months credit for approve ed
ne gotiable notes.
au "A GEORGE j. SUMMER Auctr
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SaE FrGRcis 70 Markct.

The fortnight which has elapsed since the sailing
OF the last steamer has been as interesting in a
tbusiners point Of view, as any previous since
he opening OF the year Money is in demand; it
readily commands 3ai per cent.
Flour-There has been considerable inquiry
both for Dbl aud sack Flour. Small sales OF Gal
lego and Haxall supertine have been made at S2l;
coo bbls OF an outside brand, in good condition,
sold at SIS 80; $50 do mixed brands, badly dam
aged, cold at auction at S675aS687 L.; equal to
900 sacks Chile, superfne, sold in two lots at $50
Grain-50O bags California Barley sold at 2c;
other small eaies have been made at the same b.
CURE. Jobbing sales Of Oats at 2a2 l-22 400 sacks
California Wheat, rather inferior, sold at 334c
net.
Provisiens-We hear Of no important sales of
Beef or Pork. 100 tierces Hams sold on private
ferms; 100 bbls do in coarse covers at IL l-2c.
sOOO ibs. Mess Bacon, at - l2c 200 frkins Butter
at 81 lie; 100 do on private terms; Is hhds do, in
Two lots al .p1a32 .oc =
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TIE ChoLern at Cumberland

Cumberland, Aug. 24.-No deaths from cholera
have occurred in the last q hours and but few
mild cases are under treatment Weather cloudy
and rather warm The deaths of Alexander Clear
Sr and Jr, and Nelson Beal, which occurred on
Saturday have not heretofore been mentioned
The alarm has now subsidized.
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BY GODDIN L APPERsON


NEVERAL TENEMENTS. ON ORE
~ Nm GUN HILL. ON BYRD AND lST STREETS.
A An FARM ON THE MOUNTAIN ROAD. EIGHT
NILES ABOVE THE CITY OF RICHMONn
aoK SAaE AZ AUCTIoNMill be sold at auction
b b ia9 go Il AFTERNOON, the 18th Septem.
per- 1898. upon the premises, commencing ar III oi
clock, several brick and wsoden DWELLINGS o.
Oregon Hill, fronting on Belvidere and Chnrcb st W
These tenements are all new and are aInons H.
best in that neighborhood s Inc
After which will be sold the two new brick TENT
MENTS at the corner of Byrd and LIST streets front
ing, together, about 40 feet the North line of
Byrd street, running back about so feet -
Also, several vacant LOTS adjoining the above on
the North and East.
After the sale of the last mentioned property land
at the corner of Byrd and lst sreets) viii be sold
neat little FARM, in the county of Henrico on the
mountain road, about miles from the city of Rich
mond, containing 10 acres, now in the occupancy of
Mr.. E. Tate. This farm has been recently settled
the buildng all new, and the land is as good as
any in that neighborhood. great bargain will per-
haps, be sold
TERMs.-One-fourth cash :; balance at 4, and -
months for gotiabe notes interes. added and title
retained till last note shall be paid
au 81 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
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Judge Emmett, Of tie superior Court, Of New
York city. has decided that the law OF lsis secu-
ring property ia certain cases, to married wotnen,
does not sppiy % marriages contracted previous
to that tnne, IN se.a,ion TO property then held by
tie wife.
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The citizens Of Chsrleston, :. G., are preparing
for their fail regatta. The CoHri~ mentions a
splendid foaf.oared boat built Of oak, IS feet long
and weighing only go pounds, which is ready toF
tia lists Ehe is 10 be called the Joags4tu.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT, NEAR ARCH AND SECOND SITS
FOB SALE AT AuCTIoN.-By virtue of trust
ry, 1853, daily recorded in Richmond Hastings Corr
shall. at the request of the creditor thereby Sc,
cured. proceed to sell. public auction on the me-
Inises- on FRIDAY AFTERNOON the I'd Septem-
beE 1885, commencing at O'Clock, the REAL ES-
TATE conveyed thereby, consisting of LOT with
small HOUSE thereon, fronting % feet ON an alley
cher's estate
Terms made known at the time of SALE
the 6fe Is believed 10 be perfect bu, the subscri-
Der VIII convey with the usual special warranty.
w. w. SNEAD, Trustee.
Sale !. conducted by GopDIs 4 APpEksos, Aucts.
s;Iimmediately after the above sale, will be
aa X g. A..
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BUILDING LOTS IN HENRICO AND
- THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE AT
AuCIlON.-Will be sold on the premises. on MON
JAY, the 18th of the present mouth al public anc-
ton at Rockets the lire between the city of Rich
mond and county Of Henrico, six building LOTS
three fronting so feet on - street in the city OF
ing 30 feet street, IN the county of Henrico,
and running back IS feet which said lots adcin the
property of VIM Cogin and - Dowdy.
Terms cash.--The title of the above property IL
believed be good and general warranty deed win
be given. JOHN N. DAVIS, Agent for the
Heirs 4, law of N. NJ. Thompson, decd.
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ADJUSTMENTS
NETROPOLTTAN HALL-0n MON

NJ EIRUPOLITAN HALL.-On MON-
IA DAY EVENING, August 18th, will be opened
the magnificent new Hall, with q Grand Exhibition
Of Anel!fs great Scnptural Painting of the END OF
THE WORLD, OR THE OPENING OF THE
SIXTH SEAL
This magnificent work of art, the largest Painting
IN America full 500 feet square, occupying the artist
three years in its completion, win be exhibited for
the celebrated Madame ROSALIA DURAND. ns
sisted by the great Basso, Signor NOVELLl; Siguor
MORETVfl, great Italian Volinist; Mr.. WARDEN
the versatile ballad singer, and by Mr. STIFF celebra-
ted Pianist.
ifS For particulars see small bills
N b. After Monday, 18th August, liberal arrange
ments win be made for Schools by application at
the office Of Mstropoltan Hail. an 2S-lw
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BY DUNLOP. MONCURE co.
EROC ERIE S AT AUCTION.-On
~ TUESDAY, the 30th instant, commencing at 10
O'Clock will sell at store general assortment
of GROCERIES, consisting in part Of
100 hhds New Orleans and Cuba SUGARS, ranging
from fair to choice quality
IS barrels Louisiana MOtASSES.
100 boxes Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm CANDLES.
so boxes SOAP.
so hhds. Bacon SIDES.
so bbls. WHISKEY, Holland GIN.
Madeira, Sherry and Port WINES.
Champagne WINE.
Gunpowder Pouchong and Imperial TEAS.
MUSTARD assorted CANDIES.
1880 CIGARS superior quality.
8 half pipes Tennessee BRANDY, 1850.
EY Sale without regard to weather
TERMs-Under 500 cash. over that amount mos,
credit for approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE CO., Aucts.
au 26-dtds
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THE RICHMOND LIGHT INFAN-

NtE hICTMUND LIUI1I IMAM
Il TRY BLUES, Capt JOHN NJ. PATTON, JR.,
having made arrangement with the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad Company, will have grand
CIVIC AND MILITARY Excl SION TO the
SLASH COTTAGE, on WEDNESDAY EVENING
the 31st August.
They win be accompanied by the ARMORY
BRASS and COTILLON BANDS, which have been
engaged for the occasion.
The will leave the depot o'clock precisely.
Persons not enabled to leave that hour, will have
the privilege of going by the O'Clock train.
Returning the excursion train will leave the Cot
tage at O'Clock. Those desiring to remain longer
take the mail train in the morning.
REFRESHMENTS will be furnished at city pri-
ces.
Tickets for the round trip, ONE DOLLAR each,
children half price.
i5@ Tickets TO be had of any member of the Com
pany, or at the depot.
Ample arrangements have been made for the com.
fort and convenience of the ladies. au p
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BY GODDlN 4 APPERSON.

TOR SALE, AT AUCTION.-Win be
Il sold, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON next. the
9th August, upon the premises, commencing at 81
O'Clock, the ground LEASE and TENEMENT ON the
lot recently occupied by Mr.. Thomas A. MAYER as a
carriage depository, the north side of Frank lin
street, adjoining Mr.. John Wonble's lumber house.
Terms cash, or satisfactorily endorsed negotiable
note, with the interest added at months
au24 GODDkN l. APPERSON Aucts
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STRENGTHEN THE sTOMACH.-Tbe


ssose s s deslderatnm of promoting health at this
nnri,ies y. Is to relieve the stomach Of all i'm
I;,,, a ntigorate to arouse the liver from tgr-
ana 70 eexpel from the bowels eli Unhealthy
ic ,h, - -! ms should be done by some gentle med
ispe th hs m s acton win The system
which purpose we know Of NO us nat1fai spirits, ,or
vented, that can begin to approach IT, ss ,hs
celebrated PREMIUM BffTERs e,scstse .y saS
from purely vegetable substances by E;s ~
Richmond city, and sold throughout RI naAsi ~ ~
apothecares generally These Bitsers souAsly ~
to the summer and fall diseases Ct Climate
cure for Dyspepsia, Diarrha. Dysentery ore sul s
ie Cholera Morbus, Ague and Fever Sour s,np, 20.
Nervous Headache, and almost every other 2,
arising from npurity of the blood,
mach. To those who have not yet tested fha $40
riority ofsB akers Premium Btters as fanii suPs-
icine over all Others known to the civilized void @
instant relief Try them by all means. oss
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Messru Pm.
cell, Laid L Co., Bennett 4 Beers AlexanSa.
Duval, Ade & Gray, Charles Millspaugh, and Dr.
gisis generally Throughout the city. Also by Todd
Christian, Petersburg; ID. r. Lyman Lynchbnre; Kin
Toy Norfolk DR.. y. Caum, Williamsburg.
~ Orders addressed TO Z. BAKER, Richmond
Va. will receive prorr1pt afte utiou nm n
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7 YON'S KATHAIRON for the growth OF
IA the hair, TO prevent its falling of and turning
gray. A fresh supply just received and for sale by
su IS A. BODEKER. 10 Main ST.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY oODDTN & 1PPFRso
REAL EsTarp

" ALUAbLE hEAL II r ATE n
PORT MAYO, AND LOTS IN Tf1rl srf, N
OF sFULTON.r FOR SALE AT ATrfyrrsTsuA y ~, y q
be sold on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of sents,,bsr -
1853, upon the premises commencing M 4 n,aIast
several HOUSES and LOTS In Port Msvc o. 1cs
Rocketts-among which Is the grocery store - ~
the occupancy of Mr.. R. H. bobbi6s s;,,,.sos n
Louisiana street, and dwelling House on Nihei ~
street. Also THIRTY LOTS In Futontf1 af ,sh
are near the pine tree, the balance being well i
ted The above real estate is in an improyns .rs e
the suburbs and offers inducements to persons IF %
tied means to make safe and profitable inyestman,
Some of the above lots are within 100 Yards az tb
wharves at Rockets, and that account are yalua
BILE
After the sale of the above real estate the budins
in the city of Richmond at the corner of Franklin
and 2st streets formerly occupied by the 4th Baptist
Church. will be sold. The building alone Is to be sold
and not the ground Its now occupied as q carpen-
ter's shop at annual rent of $780,
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at 4 and months,
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till the last note shall be paid
au &-dtds GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
MOST VALUA Bile PRIV "A T E
W DWELLING, ON GRACE AND 7TH SITS,
FOR SALE.-The subscribers authorized to sell
that most valuable private dwelling at the corner OF
Grace and 7th streets, now owned and occupied by
Judge P. V. Daniel The dwelling contains Is rooms,
OF which IA have FIRE places; besides large brick
Kitchen, brick stable and carriage house, and indeed
every accommodation for large family. Nearly the
whole purchase money can remain as lien on the
property for tive years. upon condition that the in
terest be paid half yearly. Apply to
6-6t GODDING APPERSON
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VI K. TINSLEY'S BOARDING AND

4 CARD.-The subscriber respectfully
IA tenders his services the citizens of Richmond
as teacher of PIANO FORTE and VOCAL MUSIC
Instruction in both of these branches will be given
upon the most approved European method, and eve
~ effort made ensure thorough proficiency on the
part Of pupils entrusted to his care.
He is permitted TO refer to the following gentlemen
Rev. T. V. Moore, Mr.. Tazewen Morton Mr. John
D. Blair and Mr.. Jas. Woodhouse, with whom orders
for him may be left. CHS. L. PETICOLAS
au 6-2awtSl5 Prof. of Music
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M ACkEREL: = l25 barrels large and
1v4 medium size No. MACKEREL receiving and
for sale by
au G-St .TINSLEY & BRYANT
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IL UNITS IMP ROW ED P ATENT
IL WHEAT DRlLL.-The performance of this
Drill the last season. entirely satisfactory, and is
spoken of in terms of high commentator BY those
who used it, therefore feel warranted, in recon-
mending it inferior to hitherto invented it is
simple IN its construction durable, and liable
get out of order and the price of it less than that of
most other Drills. Those who ruay be in want the
coming season. are respectfully requested 20 forward
their orders early to avoid disappointment.
II. BALDWIN,
au 20--dwlmr No. l4S Main ST.
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RAKER'S FLOUR.-200 barrels old and
~ new Scottsville extra and superfne FLOUR
ceiving and for sale by
26 il FRY
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

BY JAMES M. TAYLOR
BUILDING LOTS IN SIDNEY, AT
- AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY next. SIst in
slant, commencing at o'clock, p. NJ. upon the pre-
misses. will be sold three lots of LAND in the town
Of Sidney directly opposite the former residence of
Mr. E. F Petcolas each fronting so feet and running
back 100 feet to alley.
After which will be sold other LOTS in the vicinity
of the above.
Terms very liberal.
au IS JAMES H. TAYLOR Apct
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I lily WHITE.-Shand's Spanish LILY
IL WHITE, for cleansing, whitening and beautify-
ing the skin. For sale by A. BODEKER,
au 81 No. 10 Main street.
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bakers FLOUR.-2OO barrels Scots
- vile, and 90 barrels Sneed's New Strong FIour
Receiving to-day and for sale by
au d J. J. FRY
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
VALUABLE FARM & MILES NORI

VALUABLE FARM, 3 MILES NORTH
L Y OF RICHMOND, NEAR BROOK TURN.
PIKE, FOR SALE-The subscribers are authorised
to sell desiraby located Farm, about miles north
OF Richmond near the Brook Turnpike, adjoining
the residence of Major JAMES HILL containing rs
Acres The place has been newly settled-all the
months. About half the land is cleared, balance in
woods, some of which is original growth, and well
numbered The improvements consist of most
Kitchen, Quarters, Barn. Stable, &c. The place can
only be appreciated by examination of it. Those,
therefore, disposed to purchase such place, will
please Cali and examine the premises.
+ FOR terms, and further particulars, apply to
au 25-St GODDIN e. APPFRSON