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ap5 TAYLOR q wIIJIAMs 49,.
BY ALEX MOTT l. co.

.HlS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, we will
sci, at public auction, lot of piece and cut Dry
SG;ooas, Bfisannia Ware, Casters, House Furniture
apil ALEX. MOTT l. CO., Auctr.
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4 CURE FOR COUGHS. COLDS. &,

4 CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, DO
"A IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
FORM.-CHERKY PICTORIAL IN A NEW
SHAPE.-Bragg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA.
FERS are pleasant and efectual remedy for colds,
coughs, and all diseases of the throat and lungs
Cherry, generally known a remedy for palmo-
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 Il CO.'S and procure
box. fe 6-d6m III
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TIE Postmaster General has established new
Fost afhce Ia Loudoun county, called Potomac
nrnace, and appointed John Robinson pos,n,aa.
ter
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usorge =, Albert Is our In card in the PhiIadf
pA's baiiet'n denying that he acted as hangman a.
me execution OF Jewell in Pittsburg.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN

\ r
MIND; FOR SALE.-We will sell valuable tra. 4
~ Ri Land n the county Of Chesterfield 81 miles from
r miSnaona, near the Old River Road, and from. IA
Land about 200 acres of which are cleared and In
en.vauon ond Of which about 60 are good low
IL can conveniently be divided into two farms h..
springs IN abundance of good WATER and very heal
NY mas large beds of granite quite to the
river; mas on it saw mill water power about no
yards ifom the river; and all the buildings
Tor a farm, except dwelling
Inc SOIL Is good and easily improved havinga good
Inc Terms are one-third cash; balance at / and 2
years. Tor Negotiable notes interest added secured by
trust deed. '' u"J
NH 81 COMM l. apprpcou
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81 DUNLOP. Md,NGUfT r66

81 DUNLOP. MONt:UkE { CO
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOI Aaara
~ AT AucTION.--Ou "WEDNESDAY. 1sss 80
commencing at 10 o'clock, will sell at orr ~
snd warehouse at Rockets, the cargo Of fhs hss
IL ~ sgon, from Attakspaa with
1e bids SUGAR. frsm several Plantations. r.r..
ING from fair to choice quality
IT'D bbis choice MOLASSES.
ALSO,
CUBA MOLASSES
WIPE ~ pe,, Apple BRANDY, N. RUM and Old Rye
kkss-under Sl0o, cash; over that amount, four
m s credit for approved nerotiabIe paper
~ Saie without regard to weather.
Pill DUNLOP MONCITRE cf, Anrt,
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BY JOHN R. D. PAYNE-

m LOTS, HANDSOMELY STTUA-
~ OTED in THE TOWN or SIDNEY. AT AUG
menting at q O'Clock in the town OF Sidney 40 Lots
Iontns 30 feet On Ivy and Rosaand Streets and run
nine back about 100 feet to an alley.
Terms-One third cash. balance and u month.
'ol egotiabie paper. satisfactorily endorsed.
dpS Holm r. ID PAYNE
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON u

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON UNI.
~ ON HILL, NEAR DR.. STRECKER,s. At
auCFlON.-On FRIDAY. 18th April. at AZ O'Clock
T. upon the premises. will be sold that verv neat
ana desirable residence on Union HILL on Adams at
near the residence of Dr. Strecker and at present oc
eupied BY Mr.. Samuel Pearce The house Is one
story OF brick. and two of wood and contains about
pleasant rooms, with the usual outhouses and n
yerd beautifully laid out with shruhberv The LOT
fronts al feet, and runs back ITO feet to an ellev
lERMs-One-third cash; balance at f. and ~ mos
deed. ny lios'
ep1l TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Ar..
" ALLEY STREET. MADDOXVnJE
AND BOWLING GREEN LOTS. FOR SALE
~ AtCTION.-Wil be sold on TUESDAY tha
oth Gay OF april 1854 several handsomely situated
lots on West Valley street, short distance north of
me Dew location of the Central Railroad Ticket OF
nee. Three Lots in Maddoxville, enioying besnt
tu view of the city and country around; On one of
which Lots there is a framed building containipp :
rooms, which, with some little repair can be rem
dered comfortable residence. Also a number of
well located Lots in Bowling Green fronting on the
Ma'n street passing through that village. and the
cross street leading across the Turnpike in the d
rection of the New Bridge Road These Lots are
suited as private residences for grocery stands
TERms-One-thrd cash; balance at and months
Interest added, and title retained
ap IL TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON. April 10.--1n the SENATE, Mr.
Twin, Of California, made speech in advocacy Of
railroad to the Pacific.
ia the HOUSE, Mr.. Deane introduced resolution
sustaining the principle that free ships made free
goods, except as to articles contreband in conse.
quenee of war, and that a neutral flag protects
vessel from unreasonable search and seizure. The
resolution also requests the President to conirnuni
cate to the Senate any correspondence between tho
unlsed States and foreign governments on the sub.
ject.
After some debate, the resolution was referred 70
the Committee on Foreign Affairs
Inc House then went into Committee Of the
whole, and debated the Nebraska BILL
THE MARKETS
BALTIMORE, April lo.-sales Of 1900 bb,s. Flour Al.
s707s7- White Wheat 81 80. Corn 7oa74 cents.
NEW YORK, April 1o.-Better qualities of Flour
have advanced l2025 cents per bbi Ordinary nm.
changed. Wheat and Corn steady. Stocks de-.
pressed
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BY GODDIN Il APPERSON.

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PRO
Y PERTY AT ROCKETS FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.-Will be sold, on WEDNES
DAY Afternoon, the 18th day of April, 1854 at half
past four O'clock Five LOTS of various sizes 'front.'
ing on Rockets and Bloody Run streets. Immediate
ly opposite Mr. Warwicks warehouse property.
These Lots graded in front, ready for building
whilst upon the rear there is large quantity of
Moul6ers SAND of the best quality, in or near the
city.
Also. two handsomely situated Building LOTS ON
Bloody Run street. adjoining the dwelling recently
occupied by Chastain Farrer Esq.
After which will be sold number of small LOTS,
near the Be hel Church, fronting on Elm and
Main street continued Upon part of these Lots
there is quantity of good Eoulders' SAND, which
commands high price at the different foundries In
this city end Manchester
TERMs-One third cash: balsnce at and mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added, and title re-
tanned till last note is paid
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CMITH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL is

- vi II . U1bFETSIA COhDIAL 1B
~ offered to the public positive and never fail.
ing for Dyspepsia Fatuience, Nervous Debility,
Torpid Liver, and all diseases arising from derange.
ment of the digestive organs 1t Is different from
generality ofmedcines, being exceedingly agreeable
TO the tasta 1t Is free from every deeterous sub
stance, and can be taken by the most delicate per.
sons.
EY Certificates from highly respectable and well.
known persons accompany each bottle.
For sale by ALEX. DUVAL. Druggist,
155 Main St, Richmond, Va.
And by the proprietor, DIR. WM. II. SMITH.
ap I'm lS and 20 South 18th ST., Philsdephir.
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TaA U. s. MAIL LINE.-Steam
es7ss asssszza ship JAMESTOWN, leaves TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, April llth at o'clock for NEW
YORK, VIA NORFOLK.
Freight received TO day (MONDAY.) 10th inst, and
up to the hour of O'Clock, 2. M, TUESDAY, Ilth
lost.
Passengers are requested to be On board before
O'Clock, M.
Passe myers to Norfolk will be charged the same as
by the river ste uiers.
Tickets and Berths secured at Office, southside
of the Basin.
LUDLAM x WATSON.
N. B.-The ROANOKE leaves every SATURDAY
MORNING. at Z O'clock an I0-2t
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON

Valuable REAL Z s TATE ON
LESTER STREET, ROCKETS, FOR SALE
AT AuCTION.-Will he sold on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day of April. 1884, upon the premises COM
msncing at 81 O'Clock, valuable Brick Tenement on
the Southwest line of Lester street, to the
grocery store of Mr.. Anthony Sedgwck, fronting on
Lester street 66s feet running back about feet to
Water street.
1t will be divided so as to sell vacant lot separate
from the brick tenement
TERMs-One third cash, balance at and months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid.
APPS GODDIN 4 APPERSON Aucts
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WANIED-Immediately, a WHEEL
RIGHT, to take charge ofa shop To a com.
petent person. good wages and permanent emn1ar.
ap 8-3t
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WANTS..

WANTED-By White Femule, stu
" alton as NURSE, can give good references
aPPiY a. tHs eHce. ep l1-2t*
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IL GODDIN Il APPERSON. Auets

UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF TENE-
~ MENT ON 18TH STREET, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON-Will be sold FRIDAY Afternoon
the l4th April, 1854 at O'Clock upon the premises
undivided moiety of the Brick Tenement on the
east liae of 18th between Main and Cary streets oc-
cupied by Geo. w. Rufiin and Others
The location of this property being 10 the centre
of business and in part of the city where real es-
tate rents very high recommends it to the favorable
consideration of capitalists and others.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 8 and Q
months, for negotiable paper interest added, secured
by trust deed.
ap8 GODDIN APPERSON Auets
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The undersigned
have this day formed Co-Partnershp for the pur.
pose of conducting the Coal and Commission bust
ness, under the firm of ROBERTS & LANCASTER.
They will he pleased to receive the orders of their
friends and customers at the old stand on the Dock
or at their office, on I4h street between Main and
Franklin. WRIT ROBETS,
EDWIN r LANCASTER
RICHMOND, April 7, 1854 an 10 81
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w A N I + D-A MAID SEKyANT
lance of the year. Apply to ''- INC 'a
ap 8-6t* TOTrp g cc1u
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d FRAMED TENEMENTs ON LES

= FRAMED TENEMENTS ON LES
- TER STREET. ROCKETS, FOR SALE At
AUCTION-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY After.
noon, the 18th April, ls5l upon the premises. COM
mencing at o'ci'k, five Wooden Tenemenfs on the
northeast side OF Lester street, opposite TO Sedg-
wick's grocery store, occupied by good tenants, At
fair rents.
Also vacant Lot adjoining.
TERMs-One-third eaah, balance at and months
for negotiable notes. intercst added, and title retain
apa GoDDiN& APPERsoN. Aucts-
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
1N1 ON THE LINE OF THE CONFINED
LOCKS FOR SALE AT AuCTION-Wiiib be sold
on FRIDAY next, the 18th April 1885, on the Pren,i
ses. Commencing AZ II O'Clock, two most vsiuahle
LOTS between 10th and 18th. byrd and Canal S.,
the fronting GO feet running back. on the West
line IS feet and on the East line 30 feef the other
fronting I7A feet on the West line OF nth street.
ming back about 114 feet
These Lots adjoin the c0mhiaed Locks Of this Jas
River ana Kanswhs Company. snd are regarded a.
very valuable for warehouses or stores y
TkRna-One third cash; balance al $ and mouths
for gotahls notes Interest added and title RETAIN
cd tin iast note y paid.
spio GODDIN Z APfERsON, Aucts.
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NISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHlP;-The CO. Partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the firm of Ian
CASTER, OTEY CO. is this dsy dissolved Mr
CHAS. w. OTEY having Withdrawn from the same.
EDWIN R. LANCASTER
CHARLES W. OTEY,
WRIT ROBERTS,
RICHMOND April T. 1854
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PRIVATE DWELLING

ON 25D. BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANK
LIN STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will
be sold on FRIDAY Afternoon, TIE 18th of April
that very valuable Brick Dwelling ON the east line
of Esd. between Main and franklin streets recently
occupied by Mrs. j. iia Ann Wcodson 1t has recent
ly been put in complete repair and greatly improved.
and is admirably we'll adapted to the accommodation
of gentee family.
TERns-One-third cash: balance at and months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid.
ans GODDfE &APPERSON Auefa
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OAK KNOLL. ONE NILE WEST OF

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD IN REAR OF
THE POOR-H0USE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
1854, upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock
70 acres of beautiful Land, on the Meadow Road in
rear of the Poor House, and near "Cash Corner 1t
will be divided into building lots of suitable sze-a
plat of hich can be seen at our office.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at 8. and 8
months, for negotiable notes, interest added secured
bya trust deed, or title retained
ep4 GODDIN e. APPERSON Aucts
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WANIED-AS SITUATION, BY young
~ man who has had some six or seven wears, ey
perence in the General Grocery and Commission
Business in this city. He is competent Salesman
has knowledge of Book keeping and has a very ex
eensive acquaintance both in town and country
ment -P-"J
" The best of references given
For farther particulars, address A. NJ tbrougb 4he
Richmond Post Office. On ~ C.. soe
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EURNISHED ROOMS 10 LEI, 81
i The FLOYD H0uSE-one n which = s.iea-
Sic tbr = ONES. - l-ta
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w ANTED-Io purchase, an IRON SAFE.
w Apply to
ap II 2t ALFRED LEWELTEN
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. ON
Y CHURCH HILL. AT THE CORNER OF
CLAY AND TWENTY-SIXTH STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold on WEDNES-
DAY. the 18th day of AnriI, 1854 upon the premises
commencing at O'Clock, that valuable half-acrA Lot
at the corner of Clay aud 26th streets Church HILL
with brick tenement thereon. 1t will be divided
into lots giving to the house d feet and each of
the vacant lots 80 feet EACH running back l22
alley 10 feet wide
TERMs-One-t third cash; balance at 4 and months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid
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TeQutbt
ap3 GODDIN l. APPERSON. Aucta.
Immediately after the above, will be sold a neat
Brick Tenement, two stories and basement now oc-
cupied by Mr.. Bowers. The Lot is So feet front on
Leigh street. running back about 80 feet.
Terms above.
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NOTICE The undersigned having this day pur.
chased Of Mr.. CHARLES w. OTEY, his entire in
teIest in the late firm of LANCAsTE r, OTEY L
CO, will collect all debts Cue to the said firm and
settle it's liabilities. WRIT ROBERTS,
EDWIN r. LANCASTER
RICHMOND, April 7, 1854.
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nVERCOAT LOST.-My OVERCOAT
" was either stolen or taken BY mistake from Mr..
Lacy's carpenters shop. corner Of Bread and Fou-
shee sts, Thursday evening. the 9th inst-the End
day of the election. suitable reward will be paid
for its recovery
Description-Black Cloth, Silk velvet collar fhesd
and lined with silk velvet and sleeves lined with red
silk.
up 1885, WM. 4 MAULE. Pearl IT.
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