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AGENTS.

The following gentlemen Are authorized to receiv
subscriptions for the PIONEER AND DENocRAT
LIP. PISHRR, Merchants Exchange Building, Sac
rAnsnto st., San Fnncisco.
n J. EcEERsoS Vancouver;
IA. CHESOwETH, Cascade
DE-. PAGErT, CoWlitz Landing;
kosERr THOMPSON. Portland, Oregon.
CroR0B B. GoUDY, lafayette,
l. B. HASTINGS, Port Townsend
RI. LLNsDALE, Psnn's Cove. Whldby's Island
L D. DuE8H, Grand Mound
JOHN r JACKSON, Jaokson's Prairie
W.T.. SAYWARD, Port Ludlow.
JoHN W. CHANT. Shoalwater Bay.
ANpREw MON, Victoria. Yancouver's Island.
H. c. MosELEY, StelacOom.
, 1854-07-08
LAWS OF THE TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY.
An ACT regulating the practice and proceedings in
Civil Actions.
Passed, March 2sth, 1884.


An ACT regulating the practice and proceedings il
Civi Actions
,covrI,sISTn rSSST1, Aa'On -''n' i''''
- ~ i--' ~ g.,
sec, zoI. ihe party 70 Wnom Sucn
lease OF ueeu gwen shali upon ihe re
eeiPI tnerol-lake 'ee same 70 Ine clerk o
tne aiS.rVc' cOur' Vi tIe coIn'y "nere 'nt
ANA hes, OF 70 Thich salu county Is at
sae9eu ior yuu'cie' purposes WnU snail en-
ter IN MS DOCS OF leVles' W1ere tne levy Is
IecOr1eu' what ulspoS't'on mas oeeh hauS
o. Tuen Poruoa Ol tne real estate ana
snap enGorSe the laet upon the deed OF
isase, Sllh 'ue sa'e when presented 10 MN,
anu Snen uIa1e, anu no recor1er Sha,
ieco.u any sucn ueeu OF iease WITHOUT Sucu
eueolSeSlea' S aea w,n.,r mi,
oee. 1oo' wv ueu Tue sneIln snal ie'y
upeu Pe.sonal properly, " IL.ue Vi an oAe'
vI.'0n, nc may permit tue ue,enuas' 70 re,
. YAM 'Ie salne; u any Pars tnereol, III m nls
gOssess'Oa gs ,, un.'l 1ne uay ol sue, upon t9e
Sg,SDoSs I.L sAeculg noGu 70 the snerin,
.n sumeens surs.y, N . Souois .ne saiuS u T
'Ss POHSt ~ ~, " ~" s1t 80 ~ 'na naS
ns 80 onJ az sor ~ 80 SoI;"o., % ne IN ,ho.anS nS
p'aee ~ s",e, a"I W a;aoiJ uOa,Geiy 'n'leo
boOd Inv the sheriff or the nlaiptiT in N,
execution -
Sec 96o Ifattbe time onnointsd for tb,
sale lie sheriff sbould he prevented from
attending Al the Mace onnoin,ed or beinc
prssen, sbould deem IL fdr the ADVANTAGE
af III corcerrod to postnoDe the soIo IL,
Tant Of nurcbasers or other snfScienl
carss be nav nostnone the sale NOT oXcccd
~ ~ 80 Fno~t of,or ,bo a. onoo;ntot
sSa v 80 f,o,n time 70 ., time for IiTs conso
,.ivins, not;ea ~ ovsrv od;oUrDmen, bv mi,
r. pSoclsmSt;on made ~ the same time
NOT sScesding he Iife of the oxecution
a. SSo Wban ,Sa nnrc6osor Of nm,
nprsor.i nron.,,v consbie Of manuel AZ
tyerv shall nav he nnrcbsse money IN,
sber;g shall aoI;vsr.,o him ,bo ,,-onsr,v =
ana sbsV o;vS hin, rs..aintod S;It ~ ~
when snc6 nsrsonoI % nronsrtv shail not n,
eanable ~ manual IdI dsI;vslv tIe sheriff sbaI
sTecnts s,5 % dsI;ror 70 ~ NM nnrobos.r o ~
eeiptaa nm ~ sal.
Ssc OH % Tbo io.so and cola ~ r.0
estate under execution, after the same i,
confirmed. shall be absolute.
Sec. S72. Where property liable to al
execution against several persons is sole
thereon, and more than due proportion o
tie Judgment is levied upon the property
Of one Of them, or one OF them pays with
out a sale more than his proportion, b,
may compel contributions from the others
and when judgment is against several
and Is upon an obligation or contract o
onelof them as security for another, ant
the surety pays the amount or any par
thereof, either by sale of his property o.
before sale, he may compel repayment from
the principal. In such cases, the persor
50 paying or contributing, shall be eniitlet
70 the benefit Of the Judgment to enforc,
coptEibution or repayment, if within thirty
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Fm one square 2 lines or less) three Insertions $
For every additional Insertion, ,............... 81
A liberal deduction made To yearly advertisers.
The number Of insertion must be distinctly marked
on the margin Of advertisements sent u.s. or they will
b continued I'LL forbidden and charged accordingly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24
CONGRESS.

In the Senate Wednesday, the House joint resolu-
ton giving the Navy Department power under GER.
tain circumstances, To reject bids for the supplying
provisions clothing, and small stores for the Navy,
was, after some debate. passed
A bin authorizing Wisconsin to select certain
lands granted her in 1896 tor the improvement oil
the Fox and Wisconsin rivers, and bill granting
land to Indiana and Illinois to aid in the construc-
ton of the Indiana and Illinois central railway,
was severay considered and passed.
The bill to Increase thep pay of the rank and file
OF the army, and for other purposes, was also
passed. motion to strike out the ninth section
which increases the number of cadets to be APP
pointed to West Point, and gives their appointment
10 the senators of the respective States, reec-
ted, after long debate After executive session,
the Senate adjourned.
The House of Representatives passed bill for
the relief of settlers public lands reserved for
railroads and afterwards resolved itself into a
Committee Of the Whole on the State of the Union
the Indian appropriation bill. Without making
much progress thereon, the committee rose, and
the House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24

Mr. Williams, living Fnney Mills, in Anne
liza, was a few days since attacked by one of his
slaves, and would have been killed but for the
timely interference of several other negroes who
were present. The negro has been arrested and ia
now in Jail waiting his trial
An occurrence very similar took place in this
neighborhood on Saturday. negro man. the pro-
perry of Mr. p II. Jackson, and employed AZ his
plantation (Bizarre) made violent attack on the
overseer, Mr. Jones, knocking him down with
large stone. and would probably have killed him
had 1t not been-asin the case above-for the inter
terence OF other negroes.-FarmetUe Journal of
yestcrd1g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24
THE HALIFAX TELEGRAPH MONOPOLY

THE HALIFAX TELEGRAPH MONOPOLY
EXCITEMENT AMONGST THE MERCHANTS
PETITION FOR A NEW OPPOSITION
LINE.
BosroN, March 22.-The repeated wrongs TO the
great commercial community, growing out of the
odious monopoly Of what is known as the Nova
Scotia and Halifax telegraph line by certain parties
in New York, who have agents throughout the
country, has caused much excitement and just In.
dignation among business men here. The mer
chants have now taken the matter in hand and are
circulating petition which is already signed by a
majority of the leading merchants and commercial
houses in the city to be presented TO the Maine Leg
islature praying for act to incorporate the At
lantic Telegraph Company, with view of having
a line which vii! be open alike to ALL and one
whose officers will not barter out its powers to
few monopolsts, enabling them to speculate upon
imuortaut European news.
The great body OF onr merchants are indignant
AT the monopoly OF news, now existing, in which
their interests deeply connected, and deter
mined, If possible to have the evil abolished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24
THE GADSDEN TREATY-THE CUBA Diff
Guilty.

WASHINGTON, March 22-I learn from a relia.
BILE that there were developments in the ex-
ecutive session Of the Senate, yesterday which in,
dictate pretty strongly that will probably not be
ratified unless additional and highly important
amendments are allowed of which there seems little
hope.
The authorities here entertain no apprehensions
OF a rupture with Spain in consequence of the Black
Warrior affair. The story about the French Minis
ter having acted Significantly and refractory to-
wards Governor Marcy regarding the matter is
all fiction. He did not express himself one way or
the other. or acted circnmspectlY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24

a MOTHERS REvESGE.--A serious affair occur
red at New Orleans on the 18th inst daughter
OF woman named Bridget Murphy having been
seduccd, the mother purchased knife and CON.
PEELED the daughter to accompany her to a billiard
saloon, where the alleged seducer, John Hitzelber
ger, was employed. On his being pointed out TO
her, she demanded PREPARATION tor her daughters
wrongs. This refused when she drew the
knife from beneath her shawl, and plunged it twice
into the young mans side, who fed into the saloon.
followed by the avenger, who stabbed him twice in
the back before he succeeded in efecng his escape
into St Charles street. where he fell 10 the earth
from exhaustion and loss of blood and was picked
up and conveyed to the Charity Hospital. The
mOtder was Immediately arrested, and after being
committed, expressed her firm determination to
kill the seducer, should he survive his wounds OF
which there Is much doubt
y Snow fell at Charlottesville Wednesday,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT

ALBANY, March 22-The down train from Bufa
10, when at Syracuse, ran at fun speed upon side
track, pitching into an empty train of cars. The
and one passenger, an Indian. were In
santly killed. The fireman was badly injured, and
the demolished. The accident was owing to
the careessness OF the switch tender
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24

Mr.. Stevens, a contractor on the Portland and
keunebeck Railroad, absconded few DAYS since
leaving creditors and endorsers minus to the
amount OF some $4,000 He was pursued and
overtaken at his fathers house in New Hampshire
but owing to the negligence of his captors, again
succeeded in making his escape
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24
THE GADsDEN TREArY.-A washington despstob

THE GADsDEN TREATY.-A Washington despatch
says:
The Senate, in executive session on Tuesday, re.
ceiyed from the President Mr.. Gadsdens instruc-
tons and correspondence, which were read but
were of SO confidential nature, that they refused
TO print them, lest thsy should leak out 1t is under.
stood that the developments created much excite
ment and are believed to be very preudcial to the
prospects of ratification.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

CHARLESTON, March GA letter published in
the New Orleans Picayune, dated the city of Mex
leo, states that Santa Anna has banshed Luis de la
Rosa and several other influential members of the
moderate party.
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A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &

A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &C.,
IA IN PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
FORM-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN IA NEW
SHAPE.-Baggs CHERRY PICTORIAL Wa
FERS are pleasant and efectual remedy for colds.
coughs and all diseases OF the throat and IupgA--@
They contain the pure medicinal virtues Of the Wild
Cherry so generally known as Q remedy for pulIno-
nary complaints. The children cry for them. There
fore, every mother should have 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 = 3-s9f @~~12Ftt fe 6-d6fn III
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The MURDER OF FRANCIS wrLLfAMs-The
Milton IN. C) Democrat Of Wednesday confirms
the s;atemen, given by us on Monday morning OF
the murder of FRANCIS WILLIAMS. He resided In
caswell county, about half way between Milton
and panvile He left home "Wednesday night, the
18th, between and { o'clock. Nothing being heard
Of him up to Friday morning, search was made
and his body was found in path in the woods a
mile and half from home with nine ball or buck
sho, wounds in his breast or left side. Mr.. VIII
lams was co or 20 years of age. No clue to the
M murderer had been discovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il STOCK OF GROCERIES.-On THURSDAY,
March S0th at 10 O'clock shall sell at auction. at
the store of Mr.. John NJ Royal the entire stock of
GROCERIES, STORE FIXTURES &C., conveyed
by him to Trustees.
AT the same time the Store will be rented till Sep
TENDER LIST.
TERMs-Under 800 cash over $780, four months
credit for satisfactory paper.
By order of the Trustees.
NH 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN < CO., Aucts
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JUDICIARY NOMINATION

Boston, March 22-David T. Grange of Eastport
has been nominated for Justice of the Supreme
Court of Maine, in place of Judge Weller, re-
aiypad
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MASSACHUSETTS WING CONVENTION

BosToN, March 22-The Wing Convention met
at Sandwich. today and nominated Thomas D. e.
lott of New Bedford to Congress- to fill the vacap-
cy occasoned by the resignation of Zeno Scudder
The Convention passed strong antiN ebraska reso.
lutions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24
SAILING OF THE ASIA

NEW York March 22-The steamer Asia sailed
to-day with sixty passengers, and three hundred
thousand dollars in specie
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Th

LfIFT1 UOLLAHS hEWAhD.-IH6a
II above reward and ell reasonable expenses win
be paid for the apprehension and delivery to Us In
Richmond of Negro Woman Slave, named MARIA,
or a. she calls herself, MARIA PERRY, If taken 50
miles or from Richmond thirty dollars If Ia
ken in or near Richmond. =
Maria il of medium statue, with round face, skin
about GIN bread COLOR good set Of teetb, fall
suit of hair, and pleasant countenance Her pre-.
else age not receilected. but she 10 believed TO be
about twenty-four or five years old. s4 : 9gs
PHIL. M. TABB Il SON, Agents.s $50
Office Governor street, 81
: NH 1Ats Between Main and franklin sts. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24

CLAVEE FOR HIRE.-We have two
~ able MEN, field hands, and several Female SER.
WANTS to hire for the balance OF the year.
nah y TOLER + COOK, Agents.
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CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,

CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
" Ne at the old stand, 2ls Broad street AT tiis
solicitation of many of his friends and customers,
the subscriber with a view of accommodating the
west end of the city, Is induced to continue his
CROCKERY STORE, where he win keep the usual
supply of everything connected with the business,
cantera Flower Vases Lamps, Looking Glasses,
Trays Walters, Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, Brt-
tanna Casters Tea and Coffee Pots, with endless
variety of China Ornaments. 4c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24

III ULST & KINGS RETAIL PRICE
- CURRENT-New Orleans Sugar, Ct to cts
and Powdered Sugar, 10 cts per lb Rio Coffee I2lc
Marscabo, lac; Best Old Java, Is cts per ID; Good
Black Tea, Soc; very best do, 75c; good Gunpowder
Tea, 75c; very best do. only 81; best new Bacon
Hams, pence per h.; best Shoulders pence; Pearl
Starch, l0ci City made Mould Candles, l5c. per lb :
good N o. Moasses Sic per gal; very best do S74
cts extra N. Y. Syrup Sec; best Vinegar, 2Oc Gu.
cumber Pickles, D. per GAL Other articles cheap in
proportion. HULST KING,
NH liz Franklin st., Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24

OST-By the subscriber, some time
IL since, GOLD-HEADED HICKORY STICK,
Of the following dimensions: About Il or inches in
diameter, usual length, polished black with IL Is
knots, each knot left in its orr gnal color with the
name of my father, Julius C. Allen cut across the
head of it. Any information received by me- or left
at this Office, will be thankfully received and
promptly rewarded.
NH 22-3t& j. H. E. ALLEN
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
~a@~--~
CIfRA.

''The French admiral, Count Duchesnc, It ID un-
derstood, will arrive at Havana shortly. his said
that he has pledged himself to the Captain General
of Cuba, TO RENDER HIM THE AID OF HIS ENTIRE
FLEET IN THE EvKSr OF ANY DIFFICULTY BREAK
ING orr wrr,r THE UNITED SrArEsm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-24
MIGHT SALES.-THIS EyENINg.

IN commencing at Tt O'Clock, and every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings, throughout the
season, at which time will offer for sale large
assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, Gold aud
Silver Watches, Guns, e., &c. - 80 - +
Country merchants and the trade invited u at-
tend our sales they viii find large variety, and Of
frst-rate quality. - - - = q -
fe 18 A.. EOTTG Co. Aucts
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BY ALEX. MOTT { co. = -
JEREAPTORY sITE-Tn co,r,, n III, -, q,

Win .c..;c NI SAIAE.-ln COmpll0nG0
cell at public snss9.n we win proceed to
l avin INST ss isse ~ ~ Ia
Weighs &c: Boor. ue,y Of an hfnds Medicines,
Dry Good: ts ss..en.bis mad. Ssse sGs
net. Thinning. ss sslssy siili1.f iihbos Boz.
&c: LadieR and sentlemen's Goves " rsfascis.
With MANI ana H 3D. CoIb Gold and Silver js~siSt
De sold for and on account of whom II ma
Terms cash, on delivery. sopcel g
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THE SAFE QUESTION.

1t Safe for business man, who has
1 Books, Papers and Money, not to have a Safe
not is it necessary for him TO have Safe that is
can he get Safe that is safe The solution to the
above important questions may be found in the CRATE
full thanks OF thousands, who have found the long
HERRlNG'S SALAMANDERS have been fully
tried tested and found true in every instance of trial
and he challenges all Safe makers in the United
States for Safe bake, but they won't fight
These genuine celebrated Fire and Burglar Proof
Safes are being sold in large numbers. Over III 600
MAMMOTH SAFE.
r.. McCANDLISH. Jr,
NH 23-6t Agents for Va.
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TWO PLEASANT ROOMS for families
i are vacant At the Floyd House. A COOK is
wanted at the same house. NH t.
I LIVERPOOL SALT.-Sundry brands Of
IL fine and coarse SALT, fer sale by
NH l5-ts SCHAER, kOHLER CO.
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77i73 67Y'


FunNIIUnE Ar AUCTION This
~ MOANING, & 10 oaeI6sk & - .s.-sa.s -
VIII sen lot 81 Househell anl KiteRes, 1rsrI1 =,
eHSI;smss Of sof; ise sxira Iseshsr 6sl "a
and Crib; Bedstead; Comm n TsAIee Ts.slyx.~;1s
81, s ess I'D saisssls r Bsr q ada 1oas
CAkPENTIRg 3OoLs.-wirf s. sd6sd fsfSe
snsss Of Carpsntew Tools, thu cot 175 Ssf ifS(s
Almost svery artiels suitsbls 81 tli5derS On
~ 4, among thsm- They sro MD . safsfy fehk
/ n - .sfsat 80 b. CAUTHOnNs Anp4ss
sals S1sequence of inclenlApt wsathor. tke .ekeve
2ath, q gIoos a]d tn THIS Nddsyl A0RUlsG,
NH caft~uocxr a...a
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CITY ELECTIONS.-In pursuance of
~ "An act, revising and reducing into one ect, the
provisions of the Charter of the City of Richmond"
passed March 30th 1852 election will be held on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th of April, 1854, for members
of the Council members of the Court of Hastings,
Mayor and other officers of said city.
In JEFFERSON WARD-At the First Market House
In MADISON WARD-At the City Hall
AND MONROE WARD-At the house on the
Southwest corner of Broad and Foushee streets.
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by THoMAs w. KEEsEE.
BY RICHARD CAUTHoRN.

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ES-
II TATE IN HENRIC0 CouNTY.IWlii pc
soldlon MONDAY, 9th inst, at 4 o'cioeE, r. on
the premises the residence OF the s.e
on sad st. and running back one hundred and thirty
two feet being to and adjoining the properly o.
rrovements consist Of brick house with rooms,
and the enclosure. ,.,,us poaurp
Terms cash. yHa EcotS -
...t.5 10 n CauTUoRN Auct NH 16
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BY DUNLOP. MONCURE 1 co

CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLAS-S
~ SEES AT AUCTION.--on FRIDAY. the 24fts
inst commencing at 10 O'clock we will sell at olr
auction store, the cargo of the schr Mary Eliza from
Attakapas, consisting of ssst-s-A- 97I57f FssT n
100 hhds SUGAR. fair to choice quality .sla ~
so bbls prime MOLASSES 3 800 zeaI -6Esa
100 half bbls. do. IS do. <7as6.IfH
- Il. sF; ALSO, 4srsa8 : ff- =. .s8ao
20 hhds Clarified SUGAR etFs tstssss
80 tierces London PORTER 81, ~ @gA1
$50 bbls. WHISKEY, GIN and BRANDY As8A
10 half pipes French BRANDY 81 .lkt fsSsZ a
Champagne, Madeira, Malaga and Sherry Wine
Teas, Sperm Candles, Rice 3 - f4'rf ffFS
Mustard, Candies, &c. sst sfsis, = n f2s84
TERMs-Under 500, cash; over $780, four months
credit for approved negotiable paper, ss--.43t6
Sale without regard to weather. ta.eas asS.l- ~
: ADDITIONAL. seaa -.s}5s s&14E
Will be added to the above sale e bts ,assa 2
lily, in glass and wood st, vis.i - ~. 8 - e
Champagne WINES Ls..ffr-s ,tl-, AZ tsi4 sssassa4
COFFEE, BRANDY and GIN $50 fg-8&tlt1
NH % DUNLOP. MONCURE l. CO. Aucts.a
CONSTABLE'S SALE.-WiIl be sold 4
~ on FRIDAY, the Path day of March. 1854, at IO5f
O'clock A. NJ, for cash, in front of the High Consta
be's Office, several articles of Household and Kiteh.
Furniture, and lot of Trunks and several Books
sold to satisfy executions in my hands, 50 kiSF4E
ALFRED LEWELLEN, d. C. for gtsy
NH % ... ..s9es J.. p. TYLER. GER ~
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BY TOLER L. COOK.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Il AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.-By virtue of
q deed of trust executed to the subscriber by VIM C.
Walthall, to certain debt therein mentioned
to L. w. Walthall, which deed bears date on the
ings Court Clerks office, shall, at the request of
the said l.. w. Walthall, proceed ON MONDAY, the
9th ins at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to sell the premises
occupied by said W m. C. Walthall, Marshall st
near Brook Avenue, to the highest bidder for cash,
all the property named in said deed, consisting in
part of all the Household and Kitchen Furniture
and double set of Harness, Wagon with two Boz
dies), and sets of Gear, two fine Mich Cows, one
Calf and Heifer.
B. w. STARKE, Trustee
Sale to be conducted by ToLER l. Cook. Aucts.
NH 9l-tda
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-

SALE OF VALUABLE r % AVE us
~ TATE, AT THE CORNER OF MAIN AND
2lST STREETS, AT AUCTION.-Will be cold on
premises, commencing at 81 o'clock, . most valuable
Lot at the corner Of Main and 2I.t stresti ontins
on the south nde OF Main street ~ feet running back
feet square on u st street, owned by - Franklin
TERMS: one-third cash, balance at and months.
trust deed or title retained > go -
MAIL GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucts
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EHATHER GAVAZZTS LECTURES
4 AUTHORIZED EDITION.-The Lectures of
Father Gavazzi, complete as delivered in New York
reported by an eminent stenographer, and revised
and corrected by Gavszzi himself with the Lite of
Gavazzi, vol; price 75c.
Oriental and Sacred Scenes, from notes of travel
in Greece. Turkey, and Palestine. by Fisher Howe.
with colored plates; price Sl5o
Sir Jonah Bsrnngtons Sketches, VOL fresh sup.
ply-a most capital book; Sl25
Shiel's Sketches of the Irish Bar, in yolumes
price S.
Flush Times in Alabama, by Baldwin; 81 25
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