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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-01

e VIM. R. A. McGlaney, at Augusta
county, Va, died at Stockton, CAL, recently.
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QUICK PAssAGE.-The British bark Count.
sss Of Seaheid made the land of sandy Hook,
from Whampoa, China, in los days-being one
OF The quickest passages GU record, for a fall
osiit ship. During the passage, she had forty
days contrary winda and was blown of the
land ID days.
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- A barn belonging 10 Alexander Ligr,,.
In Lynehburg. was consumed by ere on Fri.
day night last.
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Or OF TRAcK.-Henry Winston slave to VIM.
Booth, was arrested Sunday evening, by Waterman
Scale, out of track. There being extenuating cir.
eumstsnees, he was discharged with sdmon-
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sroSIxe House -Wstchmen Jude and Mere =
dith arrested Apheus Martin at the corner OF 18th
and Grace streets on Saturday evening, waiie
Martin was engaged in stoninga house on 18th t.
There had previously been row In the hous e.
In default Of $3.50 security to keep the peace, Mar
tin was committed to jail.
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MILK. MILK, MIL Mas. w. 4.
IVA RICHARDSON an lat, between Clay and
Leigh streets, can supply orders for Milk to any
amount ia 1-ots
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Y HoIIowny's Fills are an InfaIILbI.

u hOIIO"hy>S arc
Remedy for the cure OF Coughs, Colds and Asth.
mas.-There are daily many undeniaoie proof
of the efficacy of Holoway's Pills in the cure of
diseases the chest arising either from old coughs
re- cent colds, wheezings, or sh1rtness OF breath,
that ali pers ons, whether young or old, suffering
from such complaints, should have immediate re-
course to these invaluable Pills. as fair trial will
who were scarcely able to draw their breath, and
apparently almost at deaths door, have been com
petely cured by this remedy, to the as'onishment
of those W no have witnessed their sutierings
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tenn
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
of Patent Medicines throughout the British Empire,
aad by those OF the United States, il rots aad Box
es at 81! cents, 81 cents, aud 81 50 each. Whole
sale by the prucipa Drug Houses in the Mon, and
by Messrs 4 q D SANDS, New York land UR.
CELL, LADD & co, Richmond Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the
anger sizes.
B-Dlrectioas for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box ia 26-lw
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Samuel Garter, slave to John Il Grant, was al SO
arrested cut of track the sans evening, by watch
man Jones' He was ordered yesterday, ten lasher
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AND STRANGERS VISITING TIE CITY
If you wish to have your Hair Cut, in the latest
and most approved stye, and your Whizke
CHANGED to beautiful black or brown color, then
Call at the II, ir-Cuttng, Shaving, Shsmpooing and
Batting Saloon under the American Hotel.
NB-Hot, cold and shower Baths, be had
daily, from Ga NJ to NJ, and on Saturday tc II P
NJ Single Bath 20 cents or five tickets for ii
Entrance on II tn street. noT
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OUTRAGE IN BALTIMoRE.-On Saturday
la; /, party of rowdies entered the bar-room
of the City Hotel, in Baltimore, and made
terrible attack upon Messls. McEIroy and
Sawey, two persons in attendance, after which
they broke the windows and demolished the
fixtures of the room. Four persons were ar
rested, and while the officers were carry ing
one of them to the western station house, some
villain threw a glass bottle at the off GERS,
which struck Mr.. Warner on the back OF the
head, causing a severe wound.
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HAaPER's MAGAzINE.-We have received from
Messrs. West & Brother, copy of Harper's Maya.
zine fer February 1t is an excellent number, con-
tanning great variety OF reading asd numerous
eagryipss
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-, tsleas0n's Pictorial Drawing
81 Rnnm Communion and the FIag

-, GieasOn's Pictorial Drawing.
49, Room Companion and the Flag
of Our Union one year for S4.-T
GRESHAM is aaead Of al other houses in furnish :.
inc Newspaugrs, Magazines, &c &c, cheap, and
in delivering them punctuay. He is agent for and
receives all the Foreign and American Periodicals.
Magazines, and Newspapers ia advance OF any
other house.
New Books received every day per Express.
Back Nos to Magazines and Newspapers Away
OF hand, or had at short police.
L. Remember the old established House, oppo'
site Broad Street Hote'.
Baltimore Sun furnished three months for 81.
THOMAS II GRESHAM
;oo2-et Richmond Agent.
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a NUTH Err CERTIkgCAVE.-Afrs Daos:
n Dear Madam.-lt affords me great satisfaction
TO offer my testimony in behalf OF your inyalasb
sstough Drops.'' Not only have found &c n
excellent for violent coughs, colds and other d.
sases proceeding from exposure and neglect, ~
| can with confidence sssert that belev4 them o
be beneficial ia all the ills which hesh is heir 70.
have used them for myself and family for sons
TIME, uever having any other medicine about M,
OF late the cramp cho tic aud cholera m1roG5 hss
bsen very sever5 with US Ny wits am chlld-sa
have been severely cramped on several ti5reat
occasions and have in every case found that, by
administering from one TO two table sp0oDsiuii Of
your Drops" relief immediately followed For
sickness among children nothing can be better
In ny opinion they are infinitely superior 10 ary.
thing have ever tried, and have used great
many different kinds Of remedies. earnestly =.
commend them TO the afflicted. Respectfully. a..
NJ. GOODWIN
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENEEPI K
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. :.
YALE, and Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER d MELTON. Broad st, and CHS.
mILLSPAUGH, Druggist, Richmond f.
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IN CALF pipes Limitation French BRANDY,
l. " receiving per Pennsylvania By
WILLIAMS 81 BROTHER,
fe Corner Cary and Pearl streets.
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- Read and Profit by it.-Do Y

~ Read and Profit by it.-Do Yon
suffer with any pain9 Ifyou do, Dr. Roses Pain
Carer 1t cures Toothache Sore Throat, Earache Stiff
Neck or Pains In the Face in few minutes 1t cures
quickly, Pain in the Stomach or Bowels. Cures Chill
slans Coras and any irritation the feet 1t acts
hike charm for Pains in the Side, Limbs Back and
for Rheumatism from sudden cold, it is magical in
its effects. In bottles IL I-2, 25 and 30 cents
The best Cough Syrup in the World
Dr., Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup gives immediate
relief TO the worst Cough, whether Consumptive or
proceeding from cold 1t allays any irritation of the
Lungs, and fortles the system against future attac
In bottles at so cents and ST.
For bilious Habits and bad Colds
II ysu are bilious, you require purgative medicine
1t you have bad cold you should remove it fsm the
system. Ii your Liver ia out of srder you will have
cold feet variable appetite, and yellow skin-take
Dr. Roses Anti Bilious Railroad Pills and YOU will
soon be relieved from all bad feelings In boxes u 10
and Is cents
DIR. Roses Celebrated Cordial.-For
Nervous Affections, Heart Disease &c, &c.
The astonishing happy effect this medicine has upon
the Nerv stem in allayng all disturbances or If
taton also for curing PGpitation and Heart Disc
az well as lnyigorating the constitution, envening
the spirits and restoring the weak and nervous from
any cause, has created great demand for it frem ali
parts OF the country. 50cents per bottle.
All the above valuable medicines, with Dr. Roses
Medical Adviser be had at all the Drug Stores in
Richmond. ia IL
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pACON.-55 hhds prime new Sides, Snouiaefs
ID and Hams, landing and in store, for sale by
WILLIAMS 81 BROTHER,
te Corner Cary ana Pearl streets.
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,g Rockbridge Alum Water. from the

20 Rockbridge Alum Water, from the
ROckbridge Alum Springs, Va.-This ceie
brsted Water is diai eic, cahaIlIc tonic and slte-
rntve in it's effects on the system. 1t exsites the
action OF the liver in many cases 10 which calome
would have no effect.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridge Alum Water for many years.
in great variety OF dfeases. has acquired for il
celebrity rarely If ever equsled and Is steadily in
creaslng. The must eminent chemists of the dsy
have examined the Water, aud found it possessed
extraordinary medicinal properties Ii has been
declared BY the best authoriti TO be a cure for
every form of Scrotula, Chronic Liver Diseases. all
Chronic Diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels Dys
pepsia Chr onic Diseases OF the Eyes, Merealar Al
iecuons and particularly adapted 10 cases OF Passive
Uterine Hemorrnage, complicated with deranpe.
ment CT the Liver and Stomach, and many other
disorders arising from impuTity of the blood
BENNETT d. BEERS, Druggists, No l25 Main
street. Richmond Va, are the sole agents for the
sale OF ROckbridge Alum Water. Price per
barrel sic; half barrel &c; by the gallon so GEMS
cash on delivery, oil good city acceptance.
Eepublc ara cautioned against a variety of ar
scies purporting TO be Alum Water. Unless i,
c'm hrsugh a., il cannot be genuine, aud is moi
ia 28-d& Jim
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.------ K. ". rTAAhE Atterney 1T
Inv and Notary PubIic.-Praotices
in all the Courts Of Henrco County and kichmo na
CITY. As Notary Public, particular attention WIZ
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, I'm or 9u. o.
his office Proof aud AcEnowled3 ensLts g, oefIoc
acknowledgements of Dover, &c. Claims Tor cohec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly e,tcuded to. r,..-
Ofice,removed 10 NO %, three 'I2rs aoove City
Hctei on North side OF Main street. Ricnmono' va
IL, -1u
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nLD sIDEs.-60U0 los prime bright aud
~ small .ize, in store and for sale by
WILLIAMS 81 BROTHER,
te1 Corner Cary and PearI streets
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-, TO Vocaiists and Public speak
er.-Ali who desire a distinct and mar
monious voice, should use Bryaa's Pumonlc wa
fss occasionally; they remove all irritation OF the
IIv,Is ard greatly improve the hexibiIity and
mayer of the voice. For sale by
10 o. JB WOOD, Druggist.
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FTNO PLANTERS AND UTHEhSe-We
l. have this day associated with US in the Gener-
al Commission Business, Mr.. John Booker Of
Charlotte county. The business will hereafte be
conducted under the name and style of Morton,
Booker d. Co. Their particular attention will
be given to the sale OF the Staple Products of the
country. viz: Tobacco, Wheat, Flour,
Corn, &C.. and all kinds OF Merchandise. They
win also buy on commission, all kinds Of Produce
and Merchandise.
Tha business of WATKINS e. MORTON, in
Petersburg will be continue1 heretofore and all
consignments coming to Morton, Booker L. Co,
through Petersburg will be forwarded by them
with promptness and dispatch, free of all charge,
except what is sctusl!y incurred for Drayage,
which is - cents per HID. on Tobacco, and cent
per Bushel on Wheat.
TAZkWELLS MORTON & CO.
TAZwKLL S. MOTION,
JOHN booker,
SAMUEL WATKINS.
Richmond February LIST. 1853. fe I-d4t&cztr
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DOR RENT.-The upper part Of the House on
L Broad Street, between 4th and 9th, the resi-
oence for many years of the late Mrs DR. Lamosey,
it is eligibly situated neatly fitted up and well SUIT
ed for a medium sized family, having five Rooms,
two Closets and two Cellars one OF which is
ted for Kitchen. Gas with new and fashionable
hxtures. a Hyd-ant &c Possession given about
the 18th inst. LEWIS MILL,
ia At 18th street
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FOR NEW YORK.

EREE PAPERS LOST.-Lost, on Sa.cT.
Il day last, between Valley street and Rockets
Leather Pocket Book, containine my Free
Papers, and three dollars and sixty eight cents
The finder can have the money by returning LaJ
Free Papers 10 me, or leaving them at this office.
HENRY SCOTT,
fe 1-3t+ A free man OF color.
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CABINET RUMoRs.-One Of the Washington
correspondents of the Baltimore Sun, VINO ge-
nerally writes g. like he knew all about it,"
says
The late cabinet rumors telegraphed to all
the press, North and South, have created a
great deal of hilarity here in Congress, and
some mirth, which was all the token of glad
ness could discover. II is hardly necessary
to add that Tor the last ten or fourteen days
nothing has been done in the shape Of cabi-
net making, and nothing will be done for a
fortnight longer.
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be formed of the severity of suffering among
the miners of California from statement made
in one of the papers, that -four was selling at
Downieville at g. pound, nearly $500 bar
rel! The ordinary price throughout the mi
ming regions appeared TO be 50 to IS cents per
pound. The Sacramento Transcript OF the
first instant, ssys:
From other quarters the record is equally
discouragiug, but more particularly from Gala
veras county, where the deprivation is most
heart rending. A gentleman Of our acquain-
lance informs US that riding out a short distance
from towna few days since, he met man up
to his arm pits in water, wading and swimming
into town as best he could, with tut one deter
mination, to have something 10 eat"
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0O.PARTNRRsHIP.-1

10. PARTNERSHlP.-T The undersgned
u having purchased the stock Ia trade OF J. c.
CRANE d. SON, have formed Co partnership "a.
der the name and style of ID. r.. CRANE d co
to conduct the Hide and Leather Business in tie
horse heretofore occupied by the said j. c. Crane
q Son, No. 10, 18th street, where they will be
pleased to see the customers If the late concern
ssssripg th-m aud all others wb1 may p4tronizs
them, that they will their best enieagsrs %
give entire satisfaction.
Ia addition to the stock now IN hand they viii
receive in a few days additional supply Of
Leather, &c, comprising the usual assortment q
goods in their line, all of which will D; offered Tor
sale low for cash or 70 panctusi customers on Inc
usual time
Mr. WIN BEAL, who, for the nine last .years, n4l
been with the old concern, will continue with 70
and be re dy to wait all nis and oar friend. = n
mag call DAVID K. CRANE.
February lst GEoBGE STEEL.
Having sold out our entire stocz to D. r. GRAN.
g. co who will continue the business - our Cd
stand, we respectfully sohcis for them CT
tinuance of the patronage oil our customers aat
friends.
as It is important to bring our business to 4
close we earnestly invite all those Indebted to
10 pay I'D without delay. Those 10 waon we are
indebted will no doubt call without particular a.
vitslion We m6y be found at our Old place, No
10, 18th street. L. CRANE q" sun.
fa I-2raW2w
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CALIFORNIA IScIDEsTs.-The California

CALIFORNIA IycIDEsTs.-The California
Express relates the following, among other in
cidents of the recent food
AT Downe's ranch, on the north side OF Cow
Creek, twelve persons were cooped up IN
room by 9 for eight Days, during which time
they were obliged TO subsist on one scanty
meal of beans per diem. One of the number
was Mrs H., who was very i'll. Her husband
succeeded in fordng Cow Creek, and reaching
Fort Reading, where he endeavored to buy
such Injuries as his wife needed, but the off
GERS refused to sell hi in any. He, however,
managed TO obtain from some of the soldiers
their extra rations, and returned with them TO
the creek, but was unable to cross owing to
high water. Fortunately, good Samaritan
happened along that way soon after on horse
back, who swan the river and supplied his
wife with the necessares provided by her hus-
band.
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pLACk SEED OATS.-We are now taking
Il orders for the above superior Oats. Those in
want will do well to enter their names without any
delay, as the quantity we have to receive this sea
son will be very limited. Those now on the way
to will be certainly free OF Canada thi-te or any
impurity. WILLIAMS d BROTHER,
ts Corner Cary and Pearl streets.
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n
N B-Dlrectioas for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box ia 26-lw
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Georgetown Classical and nIaths maiical Academy.
w. ID. STUART, Principal.
TO be Of instruction BY thoroughly competent
TT il ia this long
classes college, to enter upon their
studes acuvae. The
study In the elements
chemistry
eomposuon,
The Academy furnished valuable apparatus for the illus
natural philosophy, and chemistry The
academy situated heights of George
town. place heauness and believed aso from
quictness vicinity places
furnish unusual advantages for tbs education
TERMS, ...a
paHabie semi annually adranee
For aud board including fuel lights, washing &C.
Tor zen sS,s
alone 81
% n drawing
Col y. II. smith, and officers Virginia Military
stute.
Hon. Alexander n. II. stuart, Stanton, Va.
Hon. John Letcber, Lexington, Va.
Major H. Hill, Professor Mathematics Washington
eae, lie Sington, Va
Prof George L. Dabney, Richmond College, Va. .
Purser Samuel Forrest u. Navy
Capt. Seth Eastman, U. 4. Army.
Col. Thomas, u. s.
Rev. David Caldwell, Georgetown ID. e.
pleasure Georgetown Classical
Mathematical Academy, usde the charge OF Mr. W. d. Stuart Mr.
Virginia
dschasng satisfaction, the duty
OF in H. do with confidence
the patrons his academy that they will find in him zeal
Gus, compeient aud faithful teacher.
June tf-dScd E H.H .mE.. Superintendent
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Fsos the Cleveland rlaaaae.l,,
The Chinese War--AmeriCaa interference.

Accounts from the FIoweIy Kingdom are impeliss,
and varying. but ia several points they coincideto vii
that the rebels not mcre mobites. red republicans
sans e9lts lighting for plumber, bat generous. well
meaning, progressive Chinese OF all classes. who are IA
riocay desifoas OF crushing the present sGsts govern
ment They respect private property. They permit M
rapine They protect the women aud children Wh,n
lhey seize city they do not modest s inhabitants Tbsv
conduct themselves everywhere with great wisdom and
humanity There is doubt among the best suthoriu,.
that Ibe triumph OF the rebels would conduee the po
ress OF civilization and LIBERAL expansion of foreign n
tercourse with the Chinese empire. Ii 10 significant =.
show ing the character OF the revolt, that the educational
woman is Of The main objects OF ihe insurgents and
over the doors OF the schools established by them p
ed notice red paper stating that they sacred
the SEX and that any man entering them in diso,
derly manner will be beheaded."
There is little doubt that the revolution will prove VIC
to,ous The rebel army is very large, well equipped
admirably drilled, aud is every day receiving large ae
sons from the people The naval force is numerous and
fully manned Thus lar the rebels have advanced with
out single defeat They have taken several Of the moi
important cities OF The empire and were, at last adsies
making assault upon Marking, which il was thought
would result in their favor With the fall OF NankTg
the Tartar dynasty is more, as, by the occupation Of
that si,y, all transit can be cut OF between Pekin and
the coas. provinces, between Marking and Canton tn,
course of the grand canal which passes through Nan
king affords convenient route for an advance on Pekm
1t is probable that before this the Chinese dynasy
once more seated the imperial throne, which il has not
occupied for more than two hundred years.
Foreign interference from any quarter is wholly out Of
the question The quarrel will probably have ended be,
fore any large inland naval force could he brougho
bear The last reports ray that Mr. Marshall the Amer
lean commissioner has concluded to place the Spsque.
hanna before Nankin in aid of the Emperor, al his urg,
request Il may be True that Mr. Marshall has ORDERED
the ship up that point but for other object than The
protection OF American property, which the rebels will
sudiously abstain from moesng. Two British and on,
French war steamer now there Tor the purpo.
The notion that Mr.. Marshall is fool enough 10 ens
his naon on the side OF the old government, canno
for moment entertain. IL would be grauitous U.s..
| less, and imbece procedure. rE
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Tbs rrsBrRlEs The 81. John New Brunswioka o.
the nth instant has the following with regard to ih'
French British, and American ksheries. II will be seer
that the French government has sent out two warsteam
ers 10 project its fisheries:
From our files Of Newfoupdlsn papers We learn tina
two French steamers, the Veoce and the Ceopat,
have arrived on that coast TO wa,ch the interests Of
French fishermen II il reported that two hundred
French vessels fishing the Grand Bank said to b
doing WE'LL and fonyeigh vessels on st Peters Bank
with boats and sklfs innumerable 6shing near them
The increased boonies granted issi year by France
pear 10 have given great Impulse TO their hshery a.
Newfoundland Large contracts have already been made
This season At ST. Peters for shipment TO ibe Undea
Sta,esone house alone having agreed ios twenty hNe
thousand qnintals for that market, on being landed
which. dried cod are entitled 10 bounty Of ten frsnos
per qan'al The French are TOO many iof the YANKEES
in the bounty system and Jonathan will b beaten at
that with his own weapons lss. -,
The government OF Newfoundland appear 10 be alvs
IN ,he mporiance OF protecting the ksheraa We ob.
serve by an official advertisement that boat and hvs
hands are 10 be employed in the protection OF the hsh
cries near Cape john and that suitable fast vessel
10 be employed in the service al The straits OF bels
Isle and the coast Of Labrador, to be ready on the SD
Instant and TO be employed uni1 the 10Th Ao&et, whss
the fishing on the Labrador coass cea.es. fse
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UMBER At AUCTlON.--On Tuesday, Juse 2 nj O'Clock,
Ii public south eide OF canal east Of h
nbout 50 00l feet OF lumber, consisting Of
Eastern shore ois and scnn,lirr, spruce ioist
Whts and yellow pine boards
CT, 81 and io-4 white oak
Also, about 10 900 best shingles
that and not exceeding
$780, months credit 500, two, four, and sir
kA @ JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
June lid ~ t Ancuoneer
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NY j. e. MCGUIRE. Auc,

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN THE MOST FAsHloNA-
part Ward hucion.On "Wednesday after
noon o'clock premises shall sell 90
square fronting each 90 feet north street between
18th and streets running back lfA feet 2o.et alley
fashionable Of the first ward
great who erect first class
houses
fourth cash the residue in g. H. and IL MONTHS for
--I.' 49, JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Iune I'D = lHs..l4# = r..