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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

BALTIMORE IrEMs.--The storm of Wednesday
lapcholy in its results. gust of wind struck the
wall of warehouse on the corner of Light street
wharf and Perry street. which was left standing
after the con6agrston of Sunday last, and the
wall tell over with a tremendous crash. large
portion of the bricks and mortar fell upon a small
brick office of McElderry 4 Lloyds lumber yard,
e-dshing it to the earth, and burying in the ruiz
Wilson l.. Lloyd, member of the firm, and He n
ry Atkinson, their principal clerk. Both OF these
gentlemen were killed. They were well-knowr
citizens aud both leave families.
Stevenson DUNCAN highly respectable citizen
OF Baltimore. died on Tuesday evening.
Amsrred woman named Jane Shaw, committed
suicide in Baltimore on Wednesday, by taking
laudsnum.
jacob Dunham one OF the " Old Defenders o
Baltimore, died on Tuesday last He was known
by the familiar name of Uncle Jake.
George Campbell, under sentence to the pen
Tertiary for two years, undertook to hang himsel
with his suspenders and handkerchief in his eel
on Wednesday morning. He was discovered il
season TO save his life.
A lad named jennings, son of Jacob Jennings
residing in Baltimore, SO badly crushed under
the wheel of cart Wednesday, that his life wa
despaired Of
Patrick McFia has been arrested in Baltimore
on charge OF attempting a gross outrage on tht
person of Mary Cstharine Msrsindale, girl of tel
years of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

George Riehl, lad, died in
Philadelphia during the night of Tuesday, from the
bite OF a rabid dog received some weeks ago. He
showed no symptoms ofhydrophobia until Monday
last, when he was taken sick For some time be
fore his death he would become rightfully convuls
ed at times, and although but fourteen yeaIs of age,
itrequired the united strength of several men to
restrain him. During his paroxysms, he would
give utterance TO such cries as don't drown me-
" take away the water" &c, which gave fearful
evidence olthe operations of the diseas e
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

RArLaeAn AccipxSr.-The locomotive of tn,
train going South from Petersburg yesterday NOR
Mig. when about fourteen miles from Petersburg
ran over cow, throwing oil the tender, baggage
mail and smoking care, together with the fore
most passenger care. These were all thrown down
an etnbankmcnt, and completely demolished; bu
STANCE to relate, no person seriously injured
NJ w. R. Chalkley, mail agent, Mr.. w. III. MIR
shall Adams & Co.'S Messenger, and Mr.. Bel ]
Davis Conductor of the Raleigh train. all received
slme severe bruises. and from the nature Of the
accident 1t seemed wonderful that they escaped
with their lives. Just one month ago, yesterday
Mr. Ezeil, Messe niger for Adams & Co, had leg
broken by precisely similar accident the same
ROAD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE { co.

GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION
~ On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, commencing 1t 10
o'clock, we viii sell at auction store, general
assortn emit Of Groceries &c. consisting In part Of
IS hhds La and Clarified SUGAR M sztss
so bbls. MOLASSES 90
IS do. WHISKEY, BRANDY and GIN ~
Gunpowder and Pouchong TEAS spss.
Assorted CANDIES tft@ gfgS Rksas@
10 bbls No. l Lard OIL $50 et5ssg
CIGARS; MUSTARD aS Ess }
MACKEREL; RICE - - -
so Or. and 9th casks Sherry aud Madeira WINE
BRANDY; Holland GIN; RUM. he. fEsg
pERMs-Under $lo0, each; over 800, four month";
credit for approved ne sotisbls paper:
my 16 DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 CO., Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

HEAVY RAIL-The Charlottesville Jeffiersonian
ofyeserday says: We are gratfed in being to state
that Col Fontaine has succeeded in purchasing on
favorable terms in New York sufficiency of heavy
Iron TO relay the track the Central Railroad from
Richmond to the Junction. And arrangements will
also he made as soon possible TO relay those
parts of the road between Charlottesville and Cor
louisville on which the strap rail is now laid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

WILL BE READY IN A FEW DAYS.
w MIR. Benton's great work, entitled Thirty
Years View, History of the Working of the
American Government for Thirty Years from 1920 to
1850, chiefly taken from the Congress Debates the
private papers of General Jackson and the speeches
of Ex-senator Benton, with his actual view of men
and affairs with historical notes and illustrations and
some notices of eminent deceased cotemporaries
The publishers most positively assert that the work
can only be obtained by subscribing for it.
Vol. will shortly be ready. Subscription $3.50
per volume.
Subscriptions received at my store, or by letter.
WANTED An active and reliable person to can
for this work in the counties of Chesterfield and
Powhatan. JAMES WOODHOJJSE
my ID 1879 Main st.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
DESTRUCTION OF SUSPENSION BRIDGE AT
WHEELING.


WHEELING. May ls.-Thc costly and magnificent
Suspension Bridge, spanning the river at this place.
was blownldown yesterday afternoon, aud now lies
in the water, total wreck. All the cables except
two were twisted and broken in pieces Such
terrific gale has never before been experienced
here The bridge was turned completely over by
It's iorce, and the immense cables gave way like
slender wires. The abutments of the bridge were
but slightly injured.
Fortunately no lives were lost by this calamaity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

MEssks. HUNT AND CRAIGE.-There has been no
further intelligence OF hosiities between Messrs.
Hunt and Crage. 1t was the general understan ding
among the members that no challenge or other
correspondence relative to their recent misunder
standing had passed between them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

RENeosrRE AND SHOOTING IN SraSARDDsvILLE,
GREENE CoUsTyi-on Thursday afternoon of last
week, shout o'clock Mr. james Powell shot Mr..
John r. Munday, on the public street. in stsnards-
vile. The latter individual having married the
daughter of the wife Of the former, difficulties had
existed for sometime be tween the parties in
quence Of divorce suit between Powell and his
wife, which decided against Powell Mr.. p. hav-
ing been in the habit of abusing Mr. Munday where
he saw him, the latter said to him on Thursday
that he must it, or he would be compelled to
use means that would make him do 90. Mr.. P. then
left and going TO the of the Jail, where he pro
cured pistol from Mr.. c. III. Young, and then say.
ing according to the testimony of three witnesses,
now d-n him, have got something that viii Xix
him - then went In the direction where he had left
Mr. M. and upon coming up TO him again commence ed
his abuse the latter raised small and struck
MIR. Powell with it twice. upon which Mr.. p. drew
out revolver from his pocket and shot Mr.. M. in the
abdomen.
The wound first thought to be fatal but it is
now believed that the ball took an obque direction
and did not enter any vital part and it is hoped that
Mr.. Mnnday viii recover.
Mr. foSeIl was muediately arrested as principal
and Mr. G. h Young accessory, and after undergo o.
ing legal Investigation before magistrates on Friday,
wsro both Committed for further trial.. Charlotte
rifle def.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

THE NEBRAsKA RILL.--A correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, writing from Washington, express
e, the opinion that the Nebraska bill will pass the
House on Wednesday next that there is no danger
ofsn emuete on the part OF Southern members on
account ofthe rejection of the Clayton amendment;
and that strong hopes still exist that all the New
York Hards will in to the support of the bill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

Mr.. SoULE.-The Atlantic brought no dispatches
from our Minister in Madrid, from which we may
infer that matters were no worse than at previous
dates 1t is thought probable that Mr.. Soue will
return home, and be candidate for the U. S. Sc
nate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19
The Reading CPa.,) Rifles have reached Balti
more on their return homeward

HORRIBLE RUmoR-A rumor reached the city
yesterday that mstracide had been committed by
a man named Jones' aged forty years in Franklin
township, about six miles from Perrysville, on
last Thursday. His mother is said to be almost
80 years of age and it is rumored that he inflicted
number of wounds. He has barricaded his house,
and stands sentry with loaded musket to keep
hinself out of the hands of justice. Mayor Adams
and two of his police started to the scene of
the murder, yesterday afternoon and they will
probably secure him --Pius6ursh Gazette 10Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

TRIAL FOR MURDER.-The trial of Schuyler H
Jones, for the murder Orson Shifflet, having been
postponed from Monday last on account of the alb
sence of witnesses, commences in Charlottesville
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

News FROM Col. BUNcH.-The last accounts
from Col Bunch state that there was no duel be
tween himself and Mr.. Saddler. OF the Mississippi
Legislature. The difficulty was settled without
resort to deadly weapons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19
BY GODDIN APPERSON. :
III LOTS IN FULTON AND 3 IN

Il Y PORT MAYO, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
viii be sold on FRIDAY Afternoon, the 18th MAY
1884 upon the premises. commencing at O'Clock, 10
handsome Building LOTS in the town of Fulton,
bounded by State, Fulton and Erin streets. each
fronting 80 feet running back ITO feet to an alley
Also, two very valuable LOTS, Nos. 81 and q, on
the North side of Louisiana street, opposite to Mr..
Jacob 8. Atlee's warehouse, each fronting Is fast
running back 100 feet to an alley. sssssss
TERMs-One third cash the balances ct s md s
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by q trust deed, or title retained,
my IL G0DDlN &APPERSON. Aucts.s
Immediately after the above, win be sold IS hand
some Building Lots 10 Fulton; upon these Lots there
is large quantity of Brickmakers Clay, Of No.
quality; and two in Port Mayo, on Lousiana street.
myis GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts
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DEATH BIZ LIGHTNING. lie,

wAsHIseToN, May l7--Mrs. Reonmele, wife OF
John C. Reommele, grocer, corner of goth aud sta
instantly killed by lightning this evening" She
was standing in her chamber, immediately under the
roof when the fuid entered, struck her the head
passed down her body making hole in the floor =
DR. Magruder and other physicians were called in
but their services were unsvailing.
Traces OF the storm are seen in various directions
but hear OF nothing serious therefrom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

LOSS or THE SHIP BLACK HAwK-EIaHT
HUNDRED SOULS RESCUED BY THE SHIP
CURRfTuCK.
New YoRk, May I7th.-Thc ship Currituck, from
Antwerp has arrived at quarantine. bringing the pas
senRers and crew. 800 souls in all Of the clipper ship
Black Hawk foundered at the nth of April In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

Collector Peaslee, of Boston, it is said, does nc
intend to take the London Consulship,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ LIABLE LAND, FURNITURE, &C., IN THE
COUNTIES OF CHARLES CITY AND SURRY.
Pursuant to q decree Of the Circuit Court of the
City of Richmond, entered the S1at day of Jan,y.
1854 in the cases of Crenshaw and ala w. Glenn and
ais, and Enders, Executors and ais. rs Glenn and
ais. the subscriber, who was thereby empowered 20
to do. will proceed to sell by public auction q fol-
lows the individual property Of Thomas Glenn and
Edwin ?. Crenshaw, embraced in their trust deed OF
10th January, 1852. = &C.,
And on the following day, FRIDAY, 10Th May, at
a o'c ock p. M, at the residence of z Crsnshaw,in
the county of Surry, will be sold lot Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c,
TERMS OF SALE--For the Real Estate, credit viii
be given of g. IL and Is months for notes. with good
endorsers titles to be retained until purchase money
Should the weather, either of the days fixed for
the above sales, prove nclement the sales will take
place on the next fair day thereafter.
THOS. w. BOSWELL, Receiver.
Sale to be conducted by TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
Aucts. ap2
A LARGE QUANTITY OF BUILDl
"A ERS AND MOULDING SAND, AT AUC-
TION-On FRIDAY next, 18th May, ct o'lock r.
M will be sold upon the Canal Bank, near Ritchie's
Mill about one mile from the city, bulk of Screen.
ed Sand containing by estimation about II 600 bush
els now lying near the tow-path, and convenient for
loading into boats. s1'ssa = kes q .
Builders and others would do well to attend this
sale. at lt 50
TERMS months credit for a satisfactory note,
with interest added. v
my I6 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auets !.
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Ii is stated that the Government at Madrid has
made prompt demand upon the treasury at Ha
Tana for one million dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19
THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, May 1s.-Fiour and Grain duh al
unchanged rates.
New YoRK May ls-Flour has declined to ss
Corn 67a70 cts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

CONSTABLE SALE-In pursuance of
mond made on the 10Th of April 1854 on an attach
ment in favor of John T. Clsy vs. w. C. Walthall
will be sold for cash the goth day of May 1854 at
So'clock, M. in front of LIST Baptist Church, Pew
No. u, in the said Church
ALFRED LEWELLEN, D. C.
my 1876 For James P. Tyler, H. C. c. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19
MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED AM


DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY, 25th inst, at O'Clock, p H.. we
will sell at public auction 18th street. near the
old Distillery, several valuable Building LOTS.
TERMs-One-thrd cash, balance ate and months,
interest added satisfactorily endorsed, title re-
tanned
my IL ALEX. MOTT Il CO.. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

DURING THE WARM MONTHS OF
II SUMNER PURCELL, LADD cos PURE
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF MAICA
GINGER will be found a most agreeable and etfca-
cious stomachic siululant in au enfeebled and Ian
guild state of the stomach arising from indigestion or
other causes. Travellers or others suffering from
change of water, will find its decidedly benef-
cial. Purcell, Ladd Co.'S. Pure Concentrated Ex-
tract OF Jamaica Ginger" has now been before the
public for more than five years. and has gained pre-
ference all others. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO, Druggists
my IL 90 Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19
BY THOS. w. KEESEE,
Il

BY THOMAS w. REESE.
(Ofice at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl ST.
an SATURDAY EVENING, 25th of
" May at u O'Clock, at the store corner Broad
and Sd streets, quantity of CHINA, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, &c, consisting in part of the fol.
lowing
Handsome China VASES
TOILETTE BOTTLES
China and Parian PITCHERS
White Granite do.
Do. do. PLATES
Glass BOWLS Glass SUGARS
LOOKING-GLASSES
TUMBLERS: GOBLETS
PLATES and DISHES
CHINA TEA SETS
KNIVES and FORKS
Albata Tea and Table SPOONS
A quantity of JEWELLERY
COMBS and HAIR-BRUSHES
CAS1ORS and WATERS
Brass CANDLESTICKS
Glass do.
EWERS and BASINS
PITCHERS and FANCY BOWLS
CELERY STANDS
Britannia COFFEE POTS
PRESERVE AND PICKLE DISHES
PORTE MONNAIES, &c,
with great variety of other goods too numerous for
insertion.
my18 T. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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ALL MEDICINES SHOULD BE
~ pQEPAREQ nv A PHYQICIAM -Thal uxf..

~
IA PREPARED BY A PHYsICIAN.-Ths pre-.
partitions of DR.. j. 8. Rose "a regular Gradasss and
Physician of 80 years. experienced ere consistently
SPECIFIC DISEASE. 80 -s'a
DIR. ]. s. ROSES PAIN cURER-Do You suffer
relief by using DR. Hoses Pain Cnrer. Itisthe only
preparation WHICH cures almost instantly. Cnoisxs
matism from Colds Paine Ia the SIDE gsc. Or Limbs
Face, Stomach or Bowels Stiff Neck, Bruises. Corns
f Pain Gurs1. Safe . ii sss: Price III s. O.
IS. sss, sao sosa 4. bs.a { IS.
found IN d.. ROSES sAksAfA RI Id a co n.
POUND. This preparation !: msde Of hssh Hoe.
to render it the very best Blood Purifier made Asa
Sprins and Summer Medicine or Dhnk it 10 palsta-
sls ss s fas ssas ii
Dsesses Scrofulous Sores Vensrsal Disssse 80 -
S.s sfs .ss o@ ssas
Kidney and Bladder Affections, and rsidng up
weak and broken sossssnloa iom ~ 81 80. ho
Pnce-Sl for quart Dostles ~ esnss sos sss's eos-
'i DR.. J. s. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, sss t.Ili.sot
ton.-This disease heretofore treated b. headages,
trusses and internal supportA which can saly prove
Sasss E s...s
present age are perfectly formed mother Eve,
O. rhose mothers Of antiquity and resui.s ne sxtsr
tone 81 iemeaie- Of this character. are saIsiSsl
support. and all that nature ever intendeA. ~
For weakness ofthe Back. Spine. Lolns. Ac.. these
Pills have NO equal, - thousands who hase used
them can testify. Price. Soc. Per box. -
After 90 YEAR, practice In PhllaAslphia, i have
been requested and urged BY thousanAs Who hAss
been cured by my medicines TO put them - ior he
use of families have dons 20. sad the Aenen1 b
unprecedented and dsiiy incrcseing -
Dy. J. 8. Roses Fesais Spsethc, : seusdy 5erp9s-
ful Menstruation, LeueorThoea or whites Pres 81
d.. J. 8. Roses Female Ptas are the ouiy reueoie
regulating pills. they hsys been found % y mose
valuable remedy for Female eomplaintA ~ e9an
those DISTRACTIONS TO which they as hene - huao
nature into fepropex channel R!ce -
All whose coneEitutieps are inpsased y seeaee -
weak * ns'sTs k ssSe's iaSiHeD1cAL Apvlska
which coutsips description Of the Disnasea e -
eHmsts And de mode q trsatnss1 e 60 = hsd
~isno y 81 S1tf5. ROSES v.la.Al. y.nx Ma
ciass . ,: he'd q rs'soI' L7Gs - nss s
z.ebrson, l. Lsslis, r. pvyslk Bro. 4 fkis eity,
ana Of dealers ssnssaiiy nroseAesf "a 49,
States. - ~ ~ ATeo4t - &
EREGH TEA6.--Just receIyed 4 ~ half
a i i:ss. ss Il. 49, tss 81 49,
Ps'ios dsl's.sy. = vsss 10y p''fs;ffi rsr rrx =
ny is-ist yresL1h ss1sls Oh llsitle ],
NOTICE.-I warn I'll persen elp
IN srusaps CoktENA ROAR - ~ =
90 not insend e psy any esss ssS,.ss g asss
and vill net = = az viss sessas1sss " AS 60
ns.sssc = Hav ia5A my rs a.
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NEW ioRK, May 1.-THE ship Alleghanian yes
terday brought here the crew Of the bark Byron
from charleston for Nantes, which had been abau
oonea at sea- in sinking condition, having been dis
abied in the gale of the 18th ult
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

NEW HAVEN, May 1.-THE apti-Nebraska resolu
hons were passed by the Senate of Connecticut yes
terday by ayes l6. nay The resolutions pass
ed the House to-day by vote of l4s ayes 81 nays
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

BATHS. BATHS, BATHS.-The under
ING AND BARBERING ESTABLISHMENT on
Franklin street. In the house formerly known a. the
Franklin Hotel.
In connection with the above, he has fine BATH
ING HOUSE, which hes been newly fitted up
The location 10 admirably adapted to the purposes
for which II u Intended being cool and pieassnf ana
well ventilated.
He feels satisfied that all who are dsposed 70 try
his Tubs viii be well pleased that they vi Be apt
to call again. FIELDS COOK
Franklin street, few doors below Wal q.
NV
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PHiLADELpHIA, May II The Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows OF Pennsylvania. hello an election to-dav
casting over eo votes and elected the following OF
hcers viz Thomas Helm, Grand Master: Caleb Z
Mnght Dep. g. M; Y. c. Coudy, @. Warden; Wn
Curtis Sec'y. -
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LOUISVILLE, May i6.-The steamer Pike running
as packet between this city aud st. Louis, sunk at
Big Eddy few nights since. Four deck passenger
were drowned.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
YIN HANOVER COUNTY p mt ID decrea

CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-A four
~ horse power STEAM ENGINE, built on inn
proved plan and of very superior quality, for sale
GEO. GIBSON, Builders, Of this city, or Captain
JNO. N BELKNAP who can be found at the En-
CINE House of the Richmond and Danville Railroad.
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CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, May Is The Senate was engaged
In the discussion of the Printing bill.
In the House the Nebraska bill was taken up A
long correspondence between Secretary Marcy and
f'reign Governments. relative to the rights of neu
trals was sent In by the President Mr. Marcy in.
vites England France and Russia to establish the
law that free ships make free goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-19

JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
u The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Cove: nor
street. is extensively prepared to execute every de-
s'ription Of PRINTING very superior Power
Presses and new Type, at extraordinary low prices,
for cash.
CARDS printed very cheap, on one of the last fast
presses. mv1e
Nj AY FRESH BUTTER.-Receiving by
NI the Roanoke, very superior table butter. AL
so, bv the Railroad Meetings. Mountain Rolls nice
ana fresh For sale by j. J. FRY.
my19
EXTRA GOSHEN BUTTER.-20 tubs
~ direct from the dairy
myl9 BROWN & SHOOK
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY 0ODDIN ARPER6ON.
r ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN .aYn

=
r ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN .sYD-
sod on TUESDAY aftsrnecn, the 2Sd May, Is54.
s ss: lis e. .sT s IS # 81 s:sassa q g;
2S5. 16 81 z5s and sSs. bounded by the following
streets; Rowland. Sycamore. sts.bery, Grove,
Of about 81 feet each. running 5sef iso feet to an 4
at our once The particular attention Of capitalize.
ana others 10 called TO this SALE these lots for the
most part, are remarkab.y we'll situated.
Terms; It'll cash, balance At 5. s and months, for
Negotiable notes interest added, and title retained
my-II GODDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
III HANDSOME LOTS IN THE PLAN
IL OF BELvIDERE, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION:--WH be sold on SATURDAY Afternoon,
.ss nay the n
OF Belvideres bounded By Laurel, Cherry and Spring
TERMS: one-third cash, balance at 6 and 70 mos.
myls GoDDIN APPEksso NIn Aa c ,a'A
HOUSES AND LOTS IN REAR OF
-, - POOR HOUSE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Wiii De sold on MONDAY afternoon, the 22d May.
the Hon.ss and Lots occupied BY Outlaws Andsr.
son and Betsy Hill respectively. fronting $50 feet on
1907 street. running back about 500 feet to the old
TERMs-Onesthird cash; balance at s and months,
ior ne notes interest added and title retain
myls ' GSeofb'DrN L ArpEasos Aue..
HOUSES AND LOTS ON POPLAR
IL AND CONCORD STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTiON,-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY az
ternoon the oath May, 1854 upon the premises com.
on Poplar, between 18th and 18th streets occupied
BY Miss pey and others each fronting AIT feet
After which, viii be sold two framed Teusments
on the West line of Concord streets the above
fronting soa feet, running back 154 feet.
Inc. forrfh nah kolo % 49,
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MONTREAL. May 1.-THE village of ST. Hyacinth
was almost totally destroyed by FIRE to day.
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GODDIN & APPERsoN.
g. POWERS have in store

w and are constantly receiving, fresh and in good
O. der, suitable for Hotels and family use-Sugar
cured Hams, Beef Tongues, Cod Fish, Almonds, Raj
and other Black Teas; Ground Spices; Patent Wax,
Sperm and Adamantine Candles; Table Salt; Table
Syrup; Chocolate; Java, Mocha .Laguayra and Rio
Coffee; superior Coffee and Clarified Sugar Ground
Granuated, Crushed ard Loaf do; Lard in pals and
hhIs all of which we offer low. nv l6