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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17
4 RemarIknhIe S4o.,,

One night, while Sir Evan Napean was under.sec.
Rotary 10 the nome department, he felt the most un-
accountable wakefulness that could be imagined -
ne was IN perfect health, had dned early, and had
noihlng whatever on his mind 10 keep him awake
sui he found sleep impossible and from eleven till
Two ne never closed an eye. At length weary of
lhis s"ugg'e, and as that twilight was breaking. (it
was summary he determined TO try what would be
Sne enect oil walk IN the park There was nothing
Dnt the sleepy sentnels But in this walk happen.
ing TO pass the Home office several times he Thought
OF letting himself in with mis- key though without
any particular object. The book of entries of the
DAY before still lay the table and through sess-
ness he opened IT. The first thing he saw appalled,
MIN repneve to be sent to York for the coinrrs
ordered for execution" The execution had been APP
pointed Tor the next day 1t struck him that he had
received no return TO his order 10 send the retrieve
He searched the minutes he could not find it
mere In alarm, he went to the house of the chief
clerk who lived in Downing street. knocked him IN,
ct was past three,) and asked him if he knew any
ming about the repreve being In great alarm
the Chief clerk could not remember.
g GU are scarcely awake" said Sir Evan Re-
collect yourself it must have been sent''
The chief clerk said that he now recollected he
had sent 1t to the clerk of the CROWN whose business
it was 10 forward ii to York
Good !" said Sir Evan; ''but have you his re-
celpt and certificate that it is gone
No"
Then come with me to his house we must find
him, ii is SO early
1t was now four, and the clerk of the crown lived
in Chancery lane. There was no hackney coach to
be Seen and they almost They were Just in
time. The clerk of the crown had Il country house
and meaning to have long holiday, he was at that
moment stepping into his gig to 60 to his villa. AS
founded at the visit Of The Under Secretary of the
State, at UGH an hour, he still more so at his
business.
Heavens. % said he 1.-the reprieve is locked up il
my desk !"
1t was brought. Sir Even sent to the post ofic,
for the the truest and feeest express The repriev
reached York the next morning, just at the nomen
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17

This morning small parcel sold at latter figures at which
quote the market firm, with fair demand from shippers
and distillers.
SPIRITS TURPENrNE.-Snce Thursday last Spirits Tur-
penne has ruled steady quotations of that day
the transactions haveheen light reaching only 81 barrels
The stock market for sale is light, being only about
1000 bbs nearly all of which is held 6365 cents % GAL
Ion. The market this morning appears rather dull
few buyers at 81 The sales for the week are as
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17

An intelligent farmer in Onondaga' plans many
acres of sweet corn for fattenng hogs, The greater
amount of saccharine matter in it. is said TO add TO
the sweetness of the pork made upon it, 1t IS highly
relshed by both fowls and animals, and is said TO hs
more easily digested than yellow corn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17
- the Black Warrior in washington,

ghe Tvoshington Sentinel, OF Saturday, says:
lhe oon believe our ears, there is no little proba-
u v" W. on receiving official information from the
Y We announcing the facts in the steamer Black
ce ,.s case, to be as alleged in the newspapers,
aFIIo will promptly authorize the Chief Magis-
ne T. +hp United States to suspend our neutrality
e u ;tb reference to Spain by proclamation, if the
rs WV, and her cargo he not released by the Spanish
an Clos in Havana in few hours after news of
Do' .t;on of Congress may reach Cuba. For the
& a,;ng the Spanish fever RACES with great vi
pc O''"i Even among members regarded as Freesoil-
enc' hear appeals OF letting the Fillbusters work
vii IN SPANS power in Cuba, at the first sum-
r T Eon, tbe Creoles of the Island We know that
Dns - the knowing ones have actually wagered
pc 4" s;y,y days, our neutrality laws will be thus
spended. c-.,,o1 -, II. b;.h .a,., .,..
a '.,cE chord which promises to vibrate any
,b", agreeable music in his ears-that's certain
d. n,onfb after the President may be compelled
o,S ,a snch proclamation, one hundred thousand
'I Americans might easily be landed from var-
"Fu a,nts on our coasts on the Island of Cuba At
4 o, France and England have their hands quite
ess st home leaving the Island practically a, the
u, ." If American adventures, should Congress say
',son Under the existing state of evaporation,
E,onrJ immeasurably by the too favorable OPP
.'n;tps for the cheap acquisition of the prize.
'n may look out for squalls The fact that not
o was east yesterday against the resolution of
,,,r nroposed by Mr.. Phillips, shows that the
"so are by no means indisposed TO proceed at once
,5o subject matter, in practical way.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17

DECREASE OF SLAVERY MISUNDERSTANDING
to the census of 1850 the slave population of Ken
lucky amounted to 2lO,9sl. By recent State oen-
sus it appears that the slaves now number less IMAM
last four Years The above figures indicate IA large
slave emirration from the State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17

THE CLOSING SPEECH OF SENATOR DoUGLAs.-Th
gpment on the Nebraska Bill in the Senate, was
ought 10 a close by Senator DOUGLAS. The Wash
gtOn Union thus notices it -
Senator Douglas followed in the greatest speech
his life He spoke for more than three hours in
py to the adversare> OF his bill. No one slept
bile he spoke He took his opponents one by one
mering every objection with skill and IN effect
fore which they could make no head, Even those
DO had observed and appreciated the intellect Of the
nator from Illinois on other occasions, were sur,
Used at this exhibition Of logic and genius on Sat
day morning. We have vainly endeavored 10 re-
III the numerous striking points Of speech SO use
in it's facts and in its figure and SO inspiring in its
gpous and surprising eoquence
The HEAVY PAYMENTS UNDER AWARDS OF THE
mIcAN CLAIMS COMMISSIONERS The following is
st Of the heaviest awards of the Mexican Claims
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17

The celebrated Andrew MARVEL, in his lroncal IL
bel upon the press. said lead when moulded INTO
bullets, is not half so moral as when founded !.
types"
Charles Lamb wondered why people made such
fuss about children" they were SO very cominoh'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17

TURPENTNE.Th article ruled steady last weeks quo
tatons to Monday last when the price advanced CENTS
since then the sales have been steady 81 80 for yellow Dip
IS Al for virgin and s. a5 for hard u 2SO bs Nearly or
quite all of last years crop Tupentne having brought
to market the receipts now light and the larger portion
ing foot up 4l6l bbs., which have been sold follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17

THE OvERcoAr has been superseded. Our tailors
like Otheo, are complaining of the waning of their
occupation There is Il man in Boston who uses his
shaw for an overcoat, umbrella, carpet, table cloth
window curtain, towel. apron bed guilt and pocket
handkerchief. There is a rumor that he sometimes
carries home Goals in it, but the report, Is we are
happy 10 say untrue.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17

ANOTHER CONGRESSIONAL Row.-We learn from the
o.binrton Star that a personal alteration took
.ne in the house of Representatives last Friday
g,rcpn MessrS Sellers and Lane, in which Mr.
unt participated We copy from the proceedings
The mn for the relief of the widow of Elijah Beebe
in5 taken up, Mr.. Orr explained the points in
lived in the case.
,ir Sellers then addressed the committee in favor
,,te bill, urging at the same time liquidation of
Inst claims of his own constituents growing out
the war Of 1912.
Mr. L.etcher opposed the bill at some length.
Mr. Lane then expressed himself in favor of the
N and discussed remarks made by Mr. Sellers, in
al gentIeman's speech, In the course of these
ocpedngs Mr. /. and Mr. S. got into a personal
creation, in which Mr. Hunt also participated. To
event disagreeable consequences arising from this
understanding the committee rose.
SoecnatiOnS are various in Washington as to the
bable result of the ''muss," but the Star says the
In must be blind who does not comprehend that no
le can possibly grow ont of it, To"a man up a
d. looks as though Peter Simples style Of the
beIo-the triangular-is the only one applicable
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17

March, 18th. 1854
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17

IT FOLLOWED HIM.-When the American flag vas
unfurled in Tampico, an aged Spaniard was heard
inyeighng with lugubrous earnestneSs against the
pertnacity with which the flag had pursued his for
tunes q | the Spanish consul in de Louisiana
but soon dat flag he was raise, and 60 to Pensacola
but soon dat flag was over me dare live in de Tex
as, but dat flag follow me dare. Says |, go where
de flag never come come to Tampico, but here is
dat flag again. I believe if go to.he devil thai
same fac will follow me dare"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-17

Opened THIS DAY
~ rs dozen Half Hose, Striped and Plain;
"a pieces Silk Hanlkerchiefs
% dozen Lise Thread Half Hose
20 pieces Fancy Cashmere;
30 do. do. Vestings. For sale ut
March l51 SCOTT & BALDWIN'S, Markets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-03

POPULAR EXCITEMENT IN KENTUCKY KY.-Nathaniel
Wolfe, one of the counsel employed to defend the
Wards having said at the trial that the citizens or
Louisville were set ofbloodhounds and impeach-
ed the veracty of sixteen of Buffers scholars wit
nesses at the trial. the boys proceeded to his resi-
dence last Friday night, and literally covered it
with eggs. meeting of the citizens of Louisville
has been called to express Indignation against
Wolfe
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FIRE AND DREADFUL ACCIDENT IN PnovInRHcE.
The cottage houAe at the corner Of Myrtle and
Broad streets owned by Gardner + Swanz, and
occupied by his SON, George Swarfx, was destroyed
by ere yesterday morning. little SON Of Mr.
swartz, two and half years old. was IN an upper
room, and Il appears had obtained some matcnes
His mother heard him scream and hastened % the
room, when she found the bed on tire, but being
blinded in the smoke and bewiIdcred by the con.
fusion and excitement. she could not. at hr& fInd
thechild When she did, the hsmee bad extended
90 TAR that she could not escape By the door: She
rnshcd rsnfjcally 10 the window. which she dashed
through with hef hsnds and arms, and then threw
out her child, and jumped aiter him. She 4 -
shockinaIy burnt that he \ nut expected 70 recov
e. end lhe child 4 also badly injured though not
20 despofateiy q the mother. -Preridsnce .1atv.
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DEATHS BY LIGHTNINa.-At Deavertown Ohio.
on Saturday week, during the performance of
Barnums show, the centre pole sustaining the cam
vass, was struck by lightning. One man was in
stantly killed, and twentyfour others seriously
wounded or shocked. On the same day, a daueh.
ter of William Kelly, aged twenty years. was
killed by lightning near the Falls of the Licking.
Ohio
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-03

ANOTHER MURDERER DIscHARaEp.-James Gard.
ner, of Covington, Ind, was tried few days ago,
al Crawfordsville for the murder of man named
Davenport. He was defended by Mr. Hannegan,
formerly U. s. Senator. The jury brought in a
verdict of guilty of manslaughter, and confne-
ment in the State prison for two years" In conse.
quence OF the informaly in the verdict the prison
er was discharged by the court =,
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n B. LUCK, STOCK AND LAMB
Ne WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED. q sstskaafssE 5I.9.s
r. Prize Tickets In all Lotteries sold In LottArise
under the management of h France 4 Go. vffi IS
promptly paid by me, and al inquiries relative 70 the
business OF r.. France + Co. addressed to thsSn
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention: -
my2 g. d. LUCK
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RAILROAD ITEM.-Itis believed that the section
OF the Maysville and Big Sandy Railroad be-
tween Maysville and Portsmouth, Ohio, will be
completed in about twelve months. A town called
Ashland is to be built up on the Kentucky side of
the Ohio river opposite Portsmouth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-03

, HE STOMACH prepares the elements of
The bile and the blood and If it does the work feeby
and mperectly, liver disease is the certain result
AS soon therefore, any affection of the liver is
perceived we may be that the digestive organs
are out OF order. The first thing to be DONE s to
tomech-the main spring of the animal ma chnery
For this purpose recommend HoorLANp,s
GERMAN BITTERs, prepared by DIR. C M. jackson.
Philadelphia. Acting an alternative and tonc it
strengthens the digestion, changes the condition of
the blood and thereby gives regularity to the bow.
els nv 2-dAc2w
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GAS FITTING. ST EAM PIPING

GAS FITTING, ST EAM PIPING, !,
NJ ROOFING, kc.--H aying Just received from the
North large stock of Materials, am now prepares
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIREa for
any kind Of metal In the best manner 1t reasonable
prices, and with despatch. s4a .as sltis. @sz9 81
have now secured the services OF Q number nfex
celient wornen in the various branches Of my busi-
mesa and therefore solicit ordsrs from ell who haxs
work to execute. Persons having work In my lins.
Will find 1t to their advantage to give me call ef my
store on the East side of 18th street. bst~esn hsin
and Cary. o,,,,rv
fa 1-ta ChAkk n 1ANoilb1si :
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-We are informed by A. O.
Hough Esq, mail route agent on the Indianapolis
Railroad that dreadful and fatal ARRAY occurred
in Putnam county on Wednesday morning, in
which two men were instantly killed, and third
one SO severely injured to render his recovery
hopeless. The circumstances az near as we can
learn. are about as follows: II appears that road
supervisor named Ferny, called upon an old man
named Rice. desperate character, for the purpose
of warning him out to work on the roads at a
certain time. The old man refused to obey the
call, and angry words passed between them which
ended in the supervisor being dreadfuily beaten by
the old fellow. Rice, 1t seems after having COM
mitted almost murder, relented, and took the in
jured man into the house and cared for him A
brother of the supervisor and two or three others
hearing Of the affair." repaired to the scene for the
purpose of conveying the wounded man to his
home, but Rice forbade them removing him from
the house, and taking down rife, presented ito
ward the crowd, when he was shot through the
breast BY one of the party. The shot did not take
effect as the old man after receiving turned 10
theparty with his loaded rife, and fred OF inds-
criminately, and turning again fell dead The shot
OF the dying man took fatal effect Instantly killing
one cf the party named Berry. These are the
items in the case related to us, and may not De
strictly true in every particular.-P Prairie Csty,
Teyrc Haute
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VO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE TIL

TOBACCO BOX BOARDS.-The SUBJ
l. scribers, factors for several extensive Saw Mills
are prepared to contract for the delivery of OAK
BOARDS for Tobacco Boxes.
The quantity to be sold this season from our Mills
being smaller than usual, early application must be
made in order to secure the delivery previous the
closing of the canals.
For particulars, address
CARR, GIESE CO.,
% and % Spears wharf, Baltimore, Md.
Refer by permission, TO Jas III. Grant, ESQ.,, VIM.
II. Grant, Esq. ap 28 2w
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


~ The circulation OF the DAILY DIsPATCH
censdeably that OF all the Daily papers Of
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REAUTIFUL COTTAGE FARM, ONE

REAUTIFUL COTTAGE FARM, ONE
- MILE WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
The beautiful Cottage Farm, formerly known as Du-
walls, at the head of Broad street, about one mile
west of Richmond, containing ten acres. The build
ings and in provements thereon large, and hand
somey arranged. The place abounds in fruit of va
market garden for several years past and the daily
sales from it win average from $40 SIS through the
year. Persons desirous to purchase respectfully
requested TO view the premises at any time.
Terms accommodating Apply to
ap "a lot GODDIN L. APPERSON
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Carr. To rHr Lan,ra .wr ~vr D.

OAhp.- IO THE LADIES AND THE PUBLIC
Whereas, report has been circulated that thete "a
take this method OF assuring the public that SO far
from such being the fact there has been no case of
SICKNESS IN my family for the past three months
which hope VIII satisfy the public that The report
tofieinased and spread as believe designedy to In.
ton. AT vnxes ~ iouh'
millinery Rooms over Chas. Hartwell 4 Co.'s.
Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-03

VIM. McGee, young man who had been for some
time depressed in Spirits entered HE room alone
and blew out his brains with revolver. He was
. native Of ireland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-03

The following execrable conundrum took the
prize of silver goblet at the National Theatre.
Philadelphia, last Saturday night:
"Why was Gen. Washington at the seige of
Yorktown, like the last great snow p" nBecause
he made great slay (sleigD ing
Somebody ought to stay the author, should he
ever try his hand again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-03

HEAVY VERDIcT.-The Jury in the case of South
wick ys. the city of Boston, in the Supreme Court
gave verdict 1872 900 to the plaintiff for injury
sustained by falling into cellar doorway in Con.
gress- square,
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NOTICE.-J A. HARRINGTON'ST To-
In bacco, Snuff and Cigar Store, ls4 Main. cornsr
Of 10th street. Richmond here Is kepta large stock
of fine Cigars Tobacco. Snufs, Pipes, and Fine Cpt
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. snd al other erti,
ces in the line. to which he invites the attention Of
anime. = y ass{-s.sas st sM 8s3
PSI will, in few days, add largely TO uy stock
q .p p'ss'' 'na '1'' A'Ae's ). 4. HARRINoroE,
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Alfred Floyd, in Harry district, S. c., recently
murdered his wife by cutting her throat.
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BATHss BATHs.! Baths t!-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dres
ang shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the
American Hotel--entrance on fifth street
any 2
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BRAND CuTTING.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour, Tobacco Boxes, Bags Ma
chnery, Linen, &c made to order.
NJ g. WHITMAN,
At Langley's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment,
18th street, between Main and Cary
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LYONS KATHAIRoN.-For preserving. re-
storing, and identifying the Hair is the most delight
lightful and wonderful article the world ever pro-
duced Its astonishing is without precedent
in the history of the Materia Medica Dark and lux
uriant curs soft and glossy hair with of ad
mirers fmark this ladies is the universal effect of
the Kathairon. Bald and Grey Heads were perfectly
sstonished. 1.-THE Kathairon has fully restored my
hair after badness of II years A. J. Courtright
70 Bond street, N. Y" The Katharon is certain
for Nervous Headache, and all Cutaneous Dis
eases. Sold by all dealers, everywhere. Try it.
Price only 25 cents, In large bottles
ID. 8. BARNES, Proprietor,
ap24-lm 161 Rroadwav N v
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Of the late 6re 10 Broadway, New York, died on
Sunday morning Lat s.
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sp q 5s TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
pUNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was com

~ mited to the Jail of the City of Richmond, as
runaway, on the 28th day of March, 1854, negro
man, who calls himself CORNELIUS and says he
is the property of Jane Timberlake, of Hanover CO..
Va.
said negro is five feet four inches high; of brown
complexion: about twentyone years of age, and had
On, when committed to Jail, dark cassnet coat,
dark mixed woolen pants and blue cloth cap.
The owner OF said negro is requested TO come for
ward, prove property pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with the law directs.
JOSEPH A. STARKE. d. S., for
so 90 6w MARTIN NJ. LIPSCOMB. Seret,
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Nor TO BE REMovEp.-The city Of Baltimore il
still to retain the euyia of that important agricul
tural staple, GuAso. The agency win not be re-
moved to Norfolk, as has been stated DR.. Reese,
the newly appointed inspector, entered upon his
duties last Monday morning. e
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HAVING concluded to close up my pree
- sent business offer. from this day my entire
stock OF DRY GOODS at cost for cash only, until the
hrst OF July, ct which time the remainder of the 9
stock will be sold at suction q 5sllI sss
All persons indebted to JAMES A. SMELL agent !,
estate of Hugh Rileigh and John A. Shell 4 Co.. are
requested TO come forward and make immediate pay
ment, as longer indulgence win mot be given. saa
JAMES A. SMELL, Agent, sss
April 76, 1854. rs IS 81 an 81 t. s.
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! nave attended the family of Mrs NJ A. I.YONs
tsncmnaing the Young ladies in her employment as
family physicaIe for the past ten years -
can confidently state that there 4, NOT novx and
mas not been since the 29th ef December 1855 case
OF disease OF any kind whatever IN her family. re.
my est las gEAIE n
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The AcouITTAL OF M. F. WARD-The Louis
VILE Times In giving account of the aequttal of
Ward, says the court asked the jury if they had
made up their verdict, and the foreman replied
they had, and that they had found the accused not
guilty of murder or manslaughter A nolle prose.
qui was then entered in the case of R. j. Ward, jr
and he was released from custody.
Another account says that when the verdict was
announced, Mat. Ward showed not the least emo.
ton. He was discharged Immediately after the
rendition of the verdict. The Louisville Courier
of the 2ath ult, says:
On the arrival of the Elizabethtown stage in this
city between and O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
and the proclamation of this verdict the most in.
tense excitement was produced No man antici.
pated such verdict-no man who read the test.
mony could have anticipated such verdict-many
disbelieved the statement at first, and refused to
give credence to it until they met with some one
who was present when it was rendered:
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ItIHIs accommodating Apply 70
ap "a lot GODDIN L. APPERSON
Al MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

N1 ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL, AT PRI-
fATE SALE.-We offer at private sale, the half
acre Lot of Ground Council Chamber Hill 'front.'
ing on the East side of l4th street. and South side of
Ross street. From their central and pleasant loca-
ton, these Lots are esteemed among the most valua
bile in the city for private residences. For terms,
Nc, apply to
- m