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ALL MEDICINES SHOULD BE

A LII MEDICINES S H o u LID B E
IA PREPARED BY A PHYSICIAN-The pre-.
paratons of DR.. j. S. Rose IA regular Graduate and
Physician of 80 years. experienced are confidently
recommended to the afflicted as certain safe and eff
''''"A' '' SPECIFIC DISEASE.
DR.. J. s. ROSES PAIN CURER.-Do you suffer
relief by using DR. Roses Pain Curer. tits the only
preparation which cures almost instantly, Cholera
Morbus, Cholic, Sprans Bruises, Sore Throat Rheu-
matism from Colds, Pains in the Side, Back Limbs
Face, Stomach or Bowels: Stiff Neck, Bruises, Corns
and Chilblans Wherever you have Iain use es the
IS SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER "A valu
s found sR Pr DE- ROSES SAksAfA 8 NJ
POUND. This preparation is made of fresh Hondu-
Sarsapsrilla and combined with other
to render it the very best Blood Purifier made As
Spring and Summer Medicine or Drink, it is palata-
bfe refreshing and medicnal it is also etiicacious in
Diseases Scrofnous Sores Venereal Disease and its
bad effects upon the constitution, Dropsical Swell
lings, Rheumatism, from Mercury, Biles, Old Sores
Kidney and Bladder Affections, and raising up a
weak and broken constitution from any cause.
Price-$l for quart bottles so cents for small bot
DR.. Js.ROsE's GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of
the Wound, Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxa.
ton-This disease, heretofore treated by bsndages,
trgsses and M The can shy
tonic. STRENGTHENING Golden Pills. Females of the
present age are perfectly formed as mother Eve,
nal support. The muscles of the body, kept in due
tone by remedies of this character, are sufficient
support and all that nature ever intended.
For weakness of the Back. Spine, Loins &C., these
pills have no equal, thousands who have used
them can testify. Price. SOC. per box.
After 80 years practice. in Philadelphia, | have
been requested and urged by thousands, who have
beeu cured by my medicines to put them up for the
use of families | have done So aud the demand is
unprecedented anu 0A''y 'A'' ]. s. ROSE, MD
DIR. j. s. Rose's Female Specific remedy for pain
fuI Menstruation, Leucorrhoea or Whites Price VI
~ y s. Roses Female Pills are the only reliable
regulating pills; they have been found to be most
valuable remedy for Female complaints. to open
those distractions to which they are liable and bring
nstnre into its proper channel. Price 25c.
All whose constitutions are impaired BY disease, or
weak by nature, should read .r,urrp
DR. J. S. ROSES MEDICAL ADVISER,
which contains description of the Diseases OF ous
climate and the mode of treatment II can DO hao
without charge. ,,, r.,;l, Med,
cines to be had of Purcell, Lsdd Co., nsnheu
& Beers. Ads L Gray, o. A. Strecker. PussI'
4 Roasier + q. Wood, VIM. P. Ladd, .. d.
Zachrisson, A. Leslie, r. r. Duval BIO IN 70 mi ntsd
anu. VI ooaioi' ap 2t>-eodif &cts
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SEvERAL BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE

pICHMOND SODA WATER AND
~ BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT.-Iti is a set
tied fact that the only genuine article of bottled So
DA WATER, in the city is put up by M. McCOR-
MACK, who fiatters himself that he is able to com.
pete with any mandatory either North or South,
having been engaged in the business for years
past
To avoid imposition be sure and call for M Nc.
CORN HACKS SODA WATER.
N. B.-All orders, either from city or country,
promptly attended to-
Soda Water Porter and Ale delivered in all parts
of the city daily.
All persons having my bottles will please return
them Immediately.
M. MCCORMACK
apl5ts No. $685. Broad street.
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GREAT RIOT AT SAGINAW

= BUFFALO. April 22.-The Deputy Sheriff at ga.
ginsw, killed by mob on the 18th inst, who
were endeavoring to rescue five prisoners from
jail.
The mob attempted TO fire the jail. Twenty five
OF the rioters were arrested.
One OF the prisoners was retaken aud the other
four are concealed in swamp which was surround.
ed by $50 armed men,
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MARINE DISASTER.

PnILApELPHIA, April 22-The steamer State o
ieorsia arrived at this port from Savannah, reports
on Friday. passed steamer Southerner, from New
ORR Tor Charleston; same day passed vessel appa
letters to be discsrned on her stern were Ca beinf
the commencement of her name "
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From the Washington Union, April %.
IMPORTANT FROM CITRa

We are permitted to publish the following ex.
tract OF a letter from gentleman OF distinction to
friend in this city, dated Havana, April 9, 1854
The people of the Gem of the Antilles particu-
larry the Creoes are sincerely anxious for change
OF government; indeed, they ripe Tor revoIu-
ton.
"Csptain-G eneral Pezuela has had for some time
IN his possession royal decree emancipating the
slaves OF the island, but he is deferred from pub.
fishing Ii because the state OF affairs in Europe
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April 22d Flour firm, sales of 1000
barrels Howard street. at So City Mills held at S.
WheatSsles of 5000 bushels at 81 goa 81 95; Red
Sl850Sl 30. Corn-Saes of 5000 bushels White, at
75a76 cents Yellow. 76077 cents
NEW YORK, April Relationships of 1000 bbls
State brands at $7.75; Southern, at SO 81. Wheat
Sales of 5000 bushels; prices unchanged. Corn
Sales of $4,000 Mixed, at 81 cents; Yellow, at 80
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BOLIVAR Co, Miss, April 3-The levee on Gen.
Chss Clarks plantation has broken, and the whole
country is under water. The damage must be one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. The river has
fallen two and half inches since yesterday morn
ing, but ia still very high The levee on the other
side has also broken
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MURDERER EXECUTED.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, April 21-James Quinn wa,
executed here to day for the murder of Mahala
Virgins on canal boat last fail He met his fate
with indifference, and died almost without strug
gle He made no confession
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE

HARRIsBURG, April 2l-Committees of Confer
ence of the two Houses relative to the LIQUOR Law
have agreed upon a plan for submitting the ques
ton to d vote oil the people.
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u EMOVAL.-DR. A. C. HARDIN,

IL K NJ CIV A L.-DR. A. c.. HARDIN,
AZ Graduate of the Physio Medical College and
lnrmary of Ohio still continues to tender his ser.
the departments of his profession hoping by strict
attention to his profession to merit all the patronage
he may receive.
Dr. II. may be found at the corner of Broad and
llh streets, all hours night and day. when not pro.
reasonably engaged. Secret forms of disease treated
with great success
" Extracting Teeth only 25 cents
NH I4-Sm
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DEAp.-Mr. Morris, the unfortunate man who
cut hls throat In Dayton on Thursday of last week
died from his injuries He lived but a few hour
after committing the dreadful deed. His windpp
was almost completely cut in two Heleayes a wifi
aud three children to mourn over his melanchol,
-RockiasArsa Rsg
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cONaREss-Fsrn.x-

no Sehaes utu NOT cit to-day.
House OF RErREsEsrATrvEs-Th Speaker laid
peoIe me Hoase areport in reference to the marine
i, az san Francisco: which was ordered to be
pans ne senate bill for accompanying the dis.
s 81 anathesa was laid upon the table, by =
po.s ., ~ 10 60 Mr. McDougal reported from the
US oiuee committee. bill for establishing O
francisco, the consideration of which was
Snt'i hrst Monday in June. The House went into
Somat.ee on the Private Calendar and after debst.
ing the Meade claim. the committee rose ana ~.
Honse adjourned until Monday next. - w
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NEW YoRK, April 2l.-A prominent Wall street
Broker to-day. having refused the notes of the Pc
quanock Bank, Bridgeport, Connecticut, P. T. Far.
mum, it's President publishes card declaring the
concern to be in iiourishng condition, and pIeda
ing his entire fortune for twelve months for its la
biliiies =
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lion, Thomas ii. Benton notifies the public that
nc VIII not receive letters through the ST. Louis post
Office, because an anti-B Benton man is postmaster
Tie tells his correspondents to use Adams & Co. s
Express
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RIOT OF STUDENTS AT CAMBRIDGE CO.
IEGE

CAMBRIDGE, April q "A serious riot has occurred
here between the students of the College and fire
men. In the collision the fremen have come of
victorious but several both sides have been seri-
ously injured.
All efforts of the Mayor to suppress the riot have
been, thus far unavsns
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An impression prevails that the President vii
veto the bill granting 100000 acres of land t,
the several States for the benefit of the INDECENT in
sane
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THE SHIP sAXONY ASHORE ON THE COAST
OF FLORIDA

CHARLESTON, April 20.--The ship Saxony, from
Boston, bound to Matsnzas and Liverpool, went
ashore on the oth inst, the coast of Florida to
the southwark Of Jupiter inlet The mate of the
SaXony arrived here this morning in the steamer
Carolina from st. Augustine, having left the ship
on the 18th with II feet of water in her hold
Several small vessels were ashore on Florida
coast
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Com Newton has left Washington for New York.
Inc Union says that the President complimented
him very highly on his conduct at Havana in refu.
sing to salute the Spanish flag.
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ROCHESTER,, April 2l.-At O'Clock last evening.
the two powder mills of Messrs Fairbanks & Con-
nelly, situated about five miles from this city, ex
ploded causing loss of $1,000. The shock was
distinctly felt all this city, and created great
excitement. No lives were lost
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PARDON OF CHARLES II BREWER

BOSTON April &c. Fl. Brewer, late Paying Tel.
Ter OF the Suffolk Bank who has been in the State
Fnson some two years on a sentence of three years
lmprlsonment, has received pardon from the Exc
cunve. The pardon was granted yesterday, and was
sent to the Prison this morning
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LOTS ON BROAD sT AYR
A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, 60

4 CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, go
IA IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENE
FORM.-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN A NEW
SHAPE.-Bragg's CHERRY PECTORAL WA
FERS are pleasant and efectual remedy for coids,
coughs, and all diseases of the throat and lungs
They contain the pure medicinal virtues of the Wild
Cherry, so generally known as a remedy for pulmo-
nary complaints. The children cry for them. There
fore, every mother should have a box. After using
one box Of these waters you will never touch bet
ter medicine. These are just the thing you want.
Call at PURCELL, LADD CO.'S and procure
hoy fe 6-d6m IL
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Inc steamer Hermann sailed from New York on
Saturday, for Europe, with 200 passengers and
$500, 600 ia specie
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William A. Crawford, A. NJ, of Virginia, has
been elected Professor of Mental and Moral Philo-
sophy in Delaware College.
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FROM ABSECOM BEACH.

ABsEcoM, April %, 2. M-There has nothing
further TRANSFERRED in relation to the late disastrous
wreck All the bodies found on Absecom and Brig
antine Beaches have been buried
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Wreck OF THE SHIP SEA NYnpH--Cspt Salter,
OF the packet ship Albert Galatin arrived at York
from Havre. states that on the 9th of March, In
lat ~ deg lon. 81 deg. he fell la with the wreck
OF the ship SEES Nymph, before reported lost ON the
voyage from Liverpool TO Baltimore
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THE TRIAL OF TIE BROTHERS WARD.

LOUISVILLE, April 20.-Judge Kincheloe has pro-
hihited the publication of the evidence in the case
OF the Brothers Ward, until after the trials are
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Detroit, April 2l.-The propeller Princeton,
from Dunkirk, bound tor this port with cargo OF
merchandise sprung leak last night, near BARGE
Iona, and sunk. The crew were saved
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TIOUsE AND SHIP PLUMBMG.-

Ii The subscriber bess y i.sossn - lrssc snas
rs 4 prepared 70 executs 81 oraensof 10y
y $3.50 ,essonsble tcrans Beins himsslfa Pv0cfj
- y s,ssrn - feels sarssd that 10 csn rive the
80 t snfire sssisfactioo 70 I'll who mag fa1ex him
,vith orders. He viii also at Up Maeer. Clcssss
I'm and fcres Pumpa nesh 9uhst Weekhen1 ~
ssins Copper and Ire. bailsr4 sss eathe nosa =.
nroyed principles and at thu lowest prlcea Qxaess
irnm thc oouutry promptly exeeuteA- nleesea6lien-
n,npf z 6 No. 80 ain efrebt hetweee - 80 Nh
vhers orders Should ~ lstt. He WOui4 roeoe9o NJ
llllowius eentlsGnens Hhn. Mn. = Arehsr q Ams'
lias Jaass Cump and r. H hansy 49, q hich :
unon1. - ~ Is ]. -. i S...xSs.Ss.S.r.
spT-smt DANIEL Uu<l6 LII.
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The ship Towanda from Liverpool, arrived Al
New YORK on Saturday last, having lost during the
passage. fifty Of the passengers by cholera.
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BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
DEREMPToRY SALE OF A BRIO

DEREMPTORY SALE OF A BRICK
L HOUSE AND LOT IN DUvAL'S ADDITION,
ON ST. JAMES STREET.-On THURSDAY, 9th
be sold at the risk and cost ap of the at
sale on 2ist April, (who refuses to comply with the
terms thereby brick HOUSE and LOT at the
Southwest intersection of ST. James and Hill SITS
TERMs.-One -third cash; balance at A and months
~itA Interest and r ttf 55isaed auet
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND UN-
NEAR 18TH AND VENABLE SITS. AT AUG,
TION,-On TUESDAY. I'd May, 1854, at O'Clock
2 M, upon the premises, will be sed the residence
Of the late Nathaniel Q. Grow, decd, situated or
Darlington street. the intersection of 18th and
Venable streets The building (of wood is yetnew,
nent and delightful situation might with some
slight improvements, be made most pleasant resi-.
dence. Attached o the mansion are Lots fronting
"a feet each, and running back l61 feet, which will
be sold together, or singly, as dders may desire
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at 4, and IL
months for notes. with interest added and titles re-
tanned until pay ment in full.
decd.
ap21 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aucts
GENERAL BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
BROOK TURNPIKE, AT AUCTION.-On TUES
DAY, 9th May next, at 4s O'Clock, P. NJ upon the
premises, will be sold 81 acres of LAND, lying on the
West side of Brook Turnpike mile from the city
Walker.
1t is proposed to lay off this property into lots of
about IL acres each, fronting on an avenue to be
opened at right angles to Brook Turnpike
The Improvements consist of Framed Dwelling,
Brick Kitchen and a most excellent and capacious
Barn, with 1ourishing young Orchard.
There are several beautiful Building Sites, with
fine Groves.
We invite particular attention to this SALE as from
its great beauty and convenience to the city, being
on the plank road shortly to be built this pro-
perty cannot fail rapidly to enhance in value.
A plat of the property may be at office in
a few days
TERMS will be made very liberal
TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
sp 18eotMay 1&dtd
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MEMORIAL, To wERsTFR

BosToN, April 22-The Senate of Massachusetts,
by II majority, have passed resolution for perma-
ueat memorial to Webster.
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w ANTED-Fo the balance of the year
w a good COOK, WASHER and IRONER-
or such as can come well recommended fair price
will be given. JAS ELLETT
ap Is General Agent and Comm Merchant
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ADVANCE IN COTTON.

BALTIMORE, April 22.-Dispatches received from
the cities of Mobile, New Orleans and Charlie stou
state that Cotton has advanced one-eghth to one
quarter.
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Mr. FlLLMoRE is expected in Charleston during
the present week. He has accepted thu invitation
OF the Mayor stating that he will proceed from sa.
vannah to Charleston by sea.
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VIM. C. Micou, welknown lawyer OF New Or
leans, died on the 10th inst,
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WATSON &. BOOTH, UpHo1gTrprr


w AND PAPER HANGERS, No IA Broad street
opposite the Theatre. respectfully inform the cit-
zens of Richmond and its vicinity, that their Spring
assortment of GOODS is now complete, consisting
in part Of
Gilt and Velvet, Satin and Common Papers Bor-
ders Fire Screens Curtain Papers Window Shades
Gilt Coruices, Curtains Bands &c
Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Feather Beds
and Lounges.
Also, Floor and Table Oil Cloth and Mating
Together with every article in their line of bust
ness-ali of which we offer at the lowest prices
P. S. UPHOLSTERING and PAPER HANGING
done in town or country, at the shortest notice and
III the best manner.
ap 2l-Im* WATSON H. ROOTU
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Several cases of cholera have occurred at West
Baton Rouge. La
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John MeFenerty was tried last week ia NJ York
on charge OF arson in the first degree, and &C
quilted
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-No NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L.

Il HICKsON L. CO., at the cheap new Crockery
store. No. n Main street Richmond, have on hand
variety of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS; consisting In
part Of the following, viz;
Fable Cutlery, Waiters. Trays, Caters, Chatting
Dishes Tea and Coffee Pots, Urns, Brtapnia and
Plated Albata Tea Table and Dessert 6p0ons Plated
Forks. zeal Tubs. Buckets, Baskets, Brushes with
some handsome White Granite, Plain end Decorated
French China Dinner and Tea Sets, with general
assortment of Solar and Fluid Lamps Lookin Gass-
ca Candelabras, Csndlesicks, &c- 9ssfA SEA-
Those in want of Goods In their line, will rscollect
that their stock 10 and ifesh and Of the latest
shapes, stylessnd patterns. ,ses9@
No antiquated goods on hand. gss-e % IL
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THEMoRTHisTAR.

New York, April 23.--The steamer North Star
has arrived, from AspinwallI April114. She brings
no later advices from California.
The U. s. sloop-of-war Cyane arrived at Aspin.
wall on the l4th, from Carthagenia, and was wait.
ing for Lieut. Strain, who was daily expected from
vana, Immediately.
Only six of Lieut.. Strains party had died. name
ly the two Grcnadian commits sioners, and George
Hosmer, P. Verrnd, VIM. II. Parks and Edward
Lombard, seamen of the Cyane
The Cyanc left at Carthagenia French squadron
of six vessels, three of them steamers, which had
come for the purpose of enforcing the claims of
certain French citizens against the government for
Hour destroyed at Panama, some years since
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN LYNcHBuRG.

SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN LYNCHBURG. -
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
LYScHBURG, April ~. Our community was
greatly excited this morning by the occurrence of
a shocking tragedy. JViN w. LAMBETH, a citizen
OF this place, while laboring under alteration of
mind murdered his wife by cutting her throat, and
then killed himself. The weapon used was a pock.
ct knife
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BY7TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS. N =
EXTENSIVE SALE OF MOST BEAT.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF MOST BEAU
sEsT Fi ~ TH sHi ThINS doTs AND COUNTRY
T10N-On MONDAY, nth ApriI. that helms Es,.
ter Monday) commencing at Ii O'Clock, A. M. will
De sold upon the premises respectively the follow
in the town of Sidney, adjoining the CITY: :
Infee Lots at the intersection of Pine and Ellwood
Ten Lots on the north side of Main street inst he
yond the PIbllc Square, and opposite the residence
Of Mr. JamesGuest, each 5oxl25 feet to an alley 10
Ten Lots in rear of the above, fronting on the
south side OF Federal street. opposite the residence
OF Mr. John Shafer, each 30x125 feet to an alley
Lots the east line of Calvert street. between Eli
wood and Federal streets, each sOxl45 feet to an
Twelve Lots on the north side of the Plank Road.
asle, each 30xl50 feet
within the enclosure of the late Z. +. Peticolas,
handsomely laid out with shade and fruit trees &C.
Ten Lo' 8 adjoining the residence of Mr. John Car.
ter's, near Warsaw, each Sfxl50 feet.
Also, 81 Lots lying on the north side of Harvie st.,
opposite the residence of Mr.. L. H. Dance-the whole
containing about acres with beautiful oak grove,
one of the most valuable and beautiful sites for s.
bur6an residence in the vicinity of the city.
This sale is well worth the attention of those in
want of such property for improvement, or those
who may be disposed to invest with an eye to future
advancement in value, as such opportunity pro-
cure choice Lots in Sidney so near the city, may me-
yer again occur. ef - IS.
TERMS will be varied according to the views of
bidders at the time of sale.
The sales will take place in the order above adver
tised
TAYLOR& WILLIAMS, Aucts.
AS the sale will commence at an early hour and
continue during the greater part of the day suitable
refreshments will be provided lap ISL T.&W.
BUILDING LOTS ON BROAD ST. AT
- AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 18th April, Easter
Monday Immediately preceding the above sales,
com com at 10 O'Clock; A. upon the premises.
the upper end of Broad street, opposite the Rich
mond College. These lots front on Broad street and
run back 100 feet, and among the most beautiful
and desirable in that rapidly improving part of the
street.
POSTPONED by reason of the unfitness of the
weather, to MONDAY next, 24th inst, at the same
hour.
ap 10 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auets
HONSIABLE'S SALE-Will be sold in
~ front of City Hall, on Monday, the 9th inst,
commencing at IL O'Clock, Wagon and 2 Wagon
Bodies and the unexpired lease Of house on Mar.
shall street, Brooke Avenue Sold to satisfy an
attachment in my hands vs.. w. C. Walthsll.
Terms made known at the sale
ALFRED LEWELLEN, d. c.,
ap2f ForJ p. Tyler, nc. C. z.
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BREAKING UP OF THE ICE IN THE ST. LAW.
RENEE

MONTREAL, April 20.-1he ice is broken up in
front of the city, but has not yet moved down The
river must now be crossed in boats
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ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTs,
THE pEQUANOCK RANK

NEW YoRK, April 2l-The number OF emigrsnts
that arrived at this port yesterday was 5, 800
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WANTED-By the month or for the
v, balance ofthe year, plain COOK, WASHER
ana lhONEk for small family. Apply to
M1ENIS l. WATSON
ap p If Daauerreotyn;sts
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IDLY NETS.-Just received, by Express
l.r,s Assortment Of superior FLY NETS. Fur
ehasers woald do we'll to call and examine them' -
we 'hle1a " go OTEY y 0OFF,
49,. No 81 Main street
LANES n. SCLATER, PaoDucE Bro
81 ~. Cornar Csry and Pearl streets Rich@ond,
Yireinis. ~ - 49,.
S7n QUARTER CASKS 6herne's,
I'LL Amonfjilado. PermaYtine, Duff Gordon, and
vsr;or. naher ,randc pale gold and brown, tor sale
by DuDLE 4 = W..
sp17 E M1n street :.
TOMATOE CATSUP.-A superior article
ii inst recslyed from the country and for sale BY
40 % A. Y. MOORE, $50 Broad o.