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MIGHT SALES.-THIS EyENTNG

thursday and Saturday evening" throushout ~.
season at which time we win offer for sale large
sSs:ssortmsnt Of Staple and Fancy Goods Gold and
silver Watches Guns, *, &c. 80
C9untry merchants and the trade are invited to at.
tend our sales they win find large variety ana OF
fe 1s A. MOTT L CO.. Aoets
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The Greek instruction is subsiding after having
extended to Berat.
The Turks burnt ten villages of the Greeks, the
Inhabitants OF which aided in the insurrection
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ARRIVAL OF CALIFORNIA STEAMERS.
NEW York, April 9.-The steamer George Law,
from Aspinwall, is coming up the harbor
The Star of the West from San Francisco has
arrived. She brings 100000 in gold.
Lieat Strains party suffered much from hunger
and all except two were completely disabled. A
boat had been despatched to their relief
Advices have been received from Australia to
January 10Th. Gold abundant
Advices from Peru state that Domingo Elias was
gaining ground.
bill before the California Legislature providing
tor the selection of Senator had failed
The Indians had again become troublesome
hieh gold diggings had been found in Oregon.
Inc Mormons in Utah have adopted resolutions
In favor OF the immediate construction of the Paci
nc railroad
AT San Francisco business was dull and the mo
neyl market tight. Gallego Flour was selling at
$1,000.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA.

: eaoNhL ID iu6 ifc"1A n
NEW foRk, April IA dispatch to the London
Times dated Berlin cath, states that the Gear has
refused even TO notice the demand Of England and
France tor the evacuation Of the Pnncipalities.-
This Is considered equivalent to a declaration Of
war.
The Paris Moniteur admits that the same propo-
sals were made by the Gear to Napoleon, relative
to the partition of Turkey, as those rejected by
Englsnd.
leading house In Paris has failed. Liabilities
forty million francs.
London money market very tight Consols fell
as low as 81 3D.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA

The Sarah Sands arrived at Liverpool on the
morning OF the oath ult.
The political affairs of Europe continue unchan-
gei. Fear has produced dullness in all the mar.
kets. Exports of gold are less, and bank rates OF
interest much the same
The Prussian people are earnestly petitioning the
government to join the western powers, but the 60
vernme nt hangs back.
Austria seems to act in concert with the western
powers, but not yet in any decided or definite
manner.
At the camp Of Omer Pascha, on the Dannbe, no.
thing OF special interest has TRANSFERRED
Nothing OF interest has been received as to the op-
CREATIONS of the fleets in either the Baltic or Black
seas, nor OF the movements OF the armies in Asia
The Cars written refusal had not come to hand
when the Europa left. 1t was, however, generally
supposed that he would not send a categorical all.
swer but would intimate that if war offered he
would accept.
All exports of grain from the Ionian islands have
been prohibited.
The Cunard steamer Cambria sailed on the 25th
ultlmo from Liverpool for Kingston Jamaica. to
ship more troops to England. The Teneriffe, also,
OF the Cunard Company, will sail with part OF a
regiment for Malta.
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A TTRACTIVE REAL TATE
"A FARM AND TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT,
ON THE r. & ID. RAILROAD-FOR SALE.-I of
fer at private sale, such must needs suit
the purchaser, my place, called "TOMAHAWK
STATION" on the Richmond and Danville Railroad
II miles from Richmond, containing about $50 acres
one-haf with the buildings, lying the South, and
the other half on the North side of the Road-beng
willing to sell all or the half.
The neighborhood is good the location healthy
and the improvements extensive The place is we'll
supplied with excellent water and is well timbered
with pine, oak, etc.
In the hands of enter prsing person it is believed
that this establishment would prove very protabes
forit is place of much resort, and many boarders
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
for the summer months.
Post Office is kept there, and the present pro-
pretor has Stage Coach running three times
week to Cumberland County, which pays well.
To disposed to speculate in the coal trade. this
place holds out strong inducements for it lies in the
midst of the coal region, and the signs of this min
in the cut made for the railroad and in digging WE'LL
were exceedingly fatterng.
ap dim VIM. A MARTIN Chesterfield
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w to sell three hundred and fifty seven acres OF
WOOD LAND lying in the county Of Cheste ri.h
.t,a ~ nd half miles of the city of Richmond.
The county processioners report to me that this y
land. reserving the timber trees will yield oyef g
ns can be readily obtained. portion OF this land
is heavily timbered.
If not sold privately, it will be exposed Ct pubic
Dali ION s. BASSETT FRENCH.
- sn-atawtds Richmond.
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JOHN 4. b. PAYnE-s.i.---

WILL be sold on TUESDAY ~. 80,
w inst, In the house occupies 4. - tno Aitn
land opposite to the Banks ct 10 o;eloct safher-
100 Double and Single Barrel GUNS.
100 PISTOLS, great variety
100 WALKING CANES
FISHING TACKLE.
STOVES; BOWIE KNIVES
number OF small DRAWERS
GAS FIXTURES.
or Wstchmskers $500 ~ Ds1'ts
Fins COUNTERS, SHOW CASES, &c.
ana great number of other articles
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WANTED-Fou or five good MACHI--
W NISTS, to whom liberal wages and constant
employment will be given. None need apply but
those well experienced in their business and of sober
habits. THOS. SHARP,
Gen. Sup. Va and Tenn. R. r.
Lynchburg, April LIST, 1854 ap4-2w
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Tae position which Denmark will assume in the
coming struggle, is as yet uncertain. The ministe-
rial crisis still continues.
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MARKETS.

LIvERPooL,, March 25th.-Cotton continued dull
and prices had declined t94d. Ordinary and Mid
ding grades being most plentiful have declined most
fair qualities being and in demand are COM
paratively firm. Dennistoun Co quote Fair Or
leans6sd Middng sgd, Fair Uplands and NJ 5be SD.
Middhng 5td, Ordinary 54dG5d. Stock Csc 900 bales.
breadstuHs have declined under the increased pres
sure to sell Wheat neglected at Cd decline. Flour
IN moderate demand at e decline. Corn is unsafe
able a. 39s ex-ship. The quotations of Flour vary
according to circulars but 83s Sd for Weste
Sls Tor Baltimore and Philadelphia and SIS for
Ohio White Wheat los I'D, red los.
Gardner quotes Beef and Pork very firm and active
Bacon and Lard dull-the latter at SIS
Baltimore Banks command 8s Cd Rosin lower
sales of $500 bbls at 5sd5s lOd for common Spirits
OF Turpentne nominal at SIS Rice in limited de-
mard-sales of 80 terces superior Carolina at l5sa
los
Money was in active demand. Consols had declined
closing 49, American stocks dull.
LONDON MARKETs.-The markets for Produce are
dull and small decline has taken place in Sugar
Coffee, Tea and Cotton. Breadstuffs dull. Russian
Produce continued rapidly to advance.
HAyRE. March 22-Cotton advanced franc undel
the Battles adVices-sales of the week 5000 bal IS
Stock ll2 600. Rice heavy.
Paris, March 24th, p. M.-The National Loan sub
fcrpton amount, it is said, to 400 COO 900 francs
securities fell to-day The threes closed 65 95
Four and Halves 80 As
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!. CURE FOR COUGHS. COLDS. 60

A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c
IA IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
FORM-cHERRY PICTORIAL NEW
SHAPE.-Brsgg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA
FERS are pleasant and efectusl remedy for eolds
coughs and all diseases of the throat and lunss.-
They contain the pure medicinal virtues OF the Wild
Cherry, so generally known as aremedy for pulmc-
nary complaints The children cry for them. There
FORE every mother should have 1 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
box. "a o--d6n II
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OAK KNOLL. ONE MILE WEST OF

" RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
This beautiful Farm, south of the Plank Road about
one mile west of the city of Richmond, containing
6! acres, will be sold at auction the premises on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th of April 1854
commencing at 81 O'Clock. 1t will be divided accord
ing to plat and survey to be our Office This
is justly regarded the most beautiful place in that
sale of the whole place to one purchaser. a bargain
will be given-thus aiording fine opportunity for
speculation to those disposed subdivide it into
small lots. o ~ '"'o
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at A. 8 and 70
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed, or title retained.
NH 81 0ODDIN & APPFRSON Aucts
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MISUNDERSTANDING, a WHEEL
w RIGHT. to take charge ofa shop. To a com.
petent person. good wages and permanent employ.
ap 8-St
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BY JOHN r. b. PAYNE

M LOTS, HANDSOMELY STTUA-
r,C TED IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY. AT AUG
menns az q O'Clock. in the town Of SIDNEY 40 Lots
~ feet on Ivy and Roseand streets and run,
Terms-One third cash, balance and 70 r,or.h.
lot negotiable paper, satisfactorily endorsed.
dp6 JOHN r. ID
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TRUST SALE OF A NUMBER OF
II MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON UNION HILL,
NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND BY virtue Of
the powers conferred on the subscriber by deed of
trust, dated the 2Sth February, 1852 and duly re-
corded in Henrco County Court, executed by Valen.
tine Heckler and wife, will be sold on THURSDAY,
the 9th day of April ls5ilupon the premises, at Ii
O'Clock A. M, if the day be fair and If not the first
fair day thereafter certain Squares lying and being
in the county of Henrco, on Union Hill. near the CT
ty of Richmond bounded by 25th 26th 9th and 28th
streets, and by O. R, $, and streets; being part
stuting portion of the land purchased by the said
Heckler of the late Thomas Rutherford Esq. The
equitable interest of the said Hccler in the said
perry is conveyed to the subscriber by the said deed
of trust but the legal title it is understood will be
conveyed, as to give to the purchasers fee sim
pie title to the land bought by them
The title is believed to be unquestionable, but
selling trustee, the subscriber viii only convey
such title as is vested in him.
The terms will be: One-fourth cash; the balance at
f. and II months with interest added from the day
of sale. Negotiable notes to be given for the credit
instalments. and deed oftrust to secure the pay.
ment thereof
The sale will be conducted by Messrs GoDDIN &
APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH 23-dtds GA. MYERS Trustee.
I, S. Suitable Tefreshments will be furnished.
GODDIN ApPERSON Aucts
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WI ON THE LINE OF THE COMBINED
LOCKS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Willb be sold
on FRIDAY next, the 18th April 1854 on the Premi.
ses, commencing at ii O'Clock, two most valuable
LOTS between 10th and 18th, Byrd and Canal SITS b..
the one fronting go feet, running back on the West
line, 43 feet and on the East line so feet the other
fronting III feet the West line of 18th street. run
ming back about ia feet.
These Lots adjoin the Combined Locks of the Jas
River and Kanawha Company, and are regarded a.
yery valuable for warehouses or stores. ,
TIE RMs-One-third cash; balance ats and mentns
for gotiabe notes. interest added, and uto retan
ed till last note Ia paid.
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a. NEAT COTTAGE, ONE MILE EAST
4I OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Ivy Glen" recently occupied by Mr. w. Fl. Belts,
and adjoining Judge Daniels Farm, viii be sold on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of April, 1854 commencing
at O'Clock P. NJ, at auction.
This property is SO well known, that minute de-
scrpton is unnecessary Those DESTROYS of purchas-
ing this beautiful Farm, will call Mr.. O'Neale
who resides on it.
There are 50 acres of highly improved Land, in
fee simple, and Is acres of very rich Meadow, on a
long lease.
1t is admirably adapted to Dairy Farm, being on.
ly one mile from the corporation.
As there are two dwelling houses on the place, it
will be divided in lots to suit purchasers plat of
which can be seen at our office in few days.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and u
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed.
A.
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BYGODDIN &APPERSON.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PRO

PERTY AT ROCKETS. FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.-Wil 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.. Warwick's warehouse property.
These Lots graded in front, ready for building
Moulders SAND of the best quality, in OF near the
city.
Also two handsomely situated Building LOTS, on
Bloody Run street, adjoining the dwelling recently
occupied by Chastsin Farrer. Esq.
After which will be sold a number of small LOTS,
uear the Bethel Church, fronting on Elm and or
Main street continued. Upon part of these Lots
there is quantity of good Moulders' SAND, which
commands high price at the different foundres in
this city and Manchester:
for negotiable notes, interest added, and title re.
tanned till last note is paid.
ap4 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
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z FRAMED TENEMENTS ON LES

- y INdMED ICNEUCN % ON 1Izo
- TER STREET, ROCKETS. FOR SALE AT
noon, the 18th April 1854. upon the premises com
mencing at o'crk, five Wooden Tenemenfs on the
northeast side Of Lester street. opposite to A. Seds
wick's grocery store, occupied by good tenants at
fair rents.
Also vacant Lot adjoining
TERMs-One- third cash; balance at and months,
for negotiable notes. interest added aud title retain
ed till last note il paid. f
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IRISH LINENS, TOWELS, PILLOW
CASE LINENS, Napkins, Diapers; a new and de-
siraDle supply just received and for sale cheap at
MILLHISER BROS,
ap 10 1885, Broad st.
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CMITH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL il

~ offered TO the public positive and never fail.
ing cure for Dyspepa. Fatuience Nervous Debility,
Torpid Liver and all diseases arising from dersuee-
ment fthe digestive organs 1t 10 disrent from the
generality ofmedicines, being exceedingly agrseahis
stance. and be taken by the most delicate per.
sons.
E1r Certificates from highly respectable and weil-
known persons accompany each bottle.
For sale by 80 ALEX. OUyAL. Druseiets
1855 Main st., Richmopd. Vas
And BY the proprietor. Dr. WIN. u: SMITH.
an I'm ls ana 10 South 18th It,. PhiiadAlphis.
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ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

Seventy seven companies of troops sailed from
England on the 23d and other companies were ex
pecied 20 follow almost daily.
Arrangements were being made with France for
the transit Oft tho English cavalry
Couriers had been sent from Paris and London
for the purpose of calling upon Austria to join Eng
lsui and France in carrying into execution against
Russis, the protocol agreed to by the Four Pow
ers
II Is said that France now regards Austria as its
ally against Russia.
twas rumored tina, Louis Napoleon would short
IL make an expose OF the secret correspondence ha
with the Gear, and that its character will be found
to he similar to that just made public in England
MonieauN & Co, brokers, OF London, had failed
for half million.
The barque Bonita was ran down on the oath, and
] persons drowned.
American stocks were very dull
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA



NEW YORK April S--The steamer Europa ar.
rived this afternoon, bringing Liverpool dates to the
oah ultimo-three days later from Europe.
Cotton has declined 1-sal-4; sales OF the week,
3l0po bales Flour 2s lower; sales of Ohio at 35s.
Whea; has declined Cd and Corn "a Consols are
quoted at s. 7-SssS. General panic pervsdes the
market.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
The Turks, it is said, have been beaten at Pre-.
vesa-
Russia had acknowledged the neutrality of Swe-
den.
The Car had stated that he had no reply to
make to the ultimatum of France, and England.
England has asked that Galpoh should be forti-
Aed for the embsrksiion OF her troops.
Two French and English trigates had LETT Beycos
for the mouth otthe Danube.
Several unimportant skirmishes occurred al ka-
latat between the eleventh and sixteenth ultimo.
A Tripartite Treaty between Turkey, England
and France was signed March 10Th.
The weather on the Black Sea was very unfavor-
able 10 the shipping II has been for considerable
lime suowing aud hailing almost constantly.
Intelligence OF the highest Importance was looked
for daily.
II was rumorai that Russia had blockaded the
mouth of the Danube at five different points.
uastiIities have doubtless before this commenc ed
upon the Black Sea.
Russia had ordered all the gun ships not actually
cleared TO be stopped and forced to unload.
admiral Napier arrived at Copenhagen on the
I2th
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS
w AUCTIONEER One that understands the
business, and can come well recommended can find
permanent situation by addressing Merchant"
box 674, Post Office, Richmond Va NH 80
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EOR SALE-A beautiful HORSE,
IL works well In single or double harness, and war.
ranted sound. Apply to
ap7-st ED. WORTHAM co.
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lust RECEIVED, splendid assert
~ mept of Bronze Iron Furniture, consisting of Low
BedsteAds, Cribs, Hat Racks Hall Chairs Porch Set
tees, Toilet Glasses, he.
sp LIST ALEX. MOTT L CO.
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING

ON 23D. BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANK
LIN STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will
be sold on FRIDAY Afternoon, the 18th of April
1854 upon the premises commencing at A o'clock
that very valuable Brick Dwelling ON the east line
of Esd, between Main and Franklin streets, recently
occupied by Mrs. Julia Ann Woodson. 1t has recent
ly been put in complete repair and greatly improved,
and is admirably well adapted to the accommodation
of genteel family.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at and months,
for gotable notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid
apps GODDIN L. APPERSON, Aucts
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DARASOLS, PARASOLS.-Al large sup
4 ply of handsome and fashionable Parasols, for
Ladies and Misses. Just received and for sale very
cheap at J. MILLHISER L BROTHERS,
ap 10 1913, Broad St
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SARDINES.-l0 cases Sardines in whole,
~ half and quarter boxes, just received and for
sale by
ep10 LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX.
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WANTS.

A YOUNG MAN, who can write fair
"A hand who has some knowledge of accounts, and
can give satisfactory references may hear of stua-
ton as CLERK by applying at this office.
ap 10 eod3w*
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS a

" H.1,C HDH DOILOINU LUIS UN
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, IN REAR OF
VIII be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th day of Aprii
1894, upon the premises, commencing at o'clock
~ acres OF beautiful Land on the Meadow Road in
rear OF the Poor House, and near ''Cash CornerO II
will be divided into building lots of suitable size-a
plat of which can be seen at our office
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at s. G and o
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
bya trust deed, or title retained.
ap4 GODDIN & APPERSON Aucts
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WANTED-A SERVANT GIRL, who
w can come well recommended for honesty and
good disposition, to take care of children and do
Homework. Apply at this office NH % Is
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w A N L E D.-A MAID SERVANT,
w White or Colored, by the month or for the ba.
lance of the year. Apply to
ap 8-6t* TOTER 4, COOR
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pLA1D SILKS--Just opened, lot of
l. Plaid Silks at 62I cents: a great bargain.
Also. SO pieces more of those cheap Lawns at ia
cents fast colors Dress Goods in great varieties rich
Embroideries; Silk and Lace Mantilas at 49, Main
street
ap 10 CHRISTIAN A. LATHROP
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

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 April, 1854 upon the premises
commencing at o'clock that valuable half-acre Lot
at the of Clay and 26th streets Church HILL
with brick tenement thereon. 1t will be divided
into lots giving the house d feet and each of
the vacant lots so feet EACH running back 122 yet
an alley 10 feet wide
TERMs-One- third cash; balance at 4 and months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid
Rv aft of tbe Truatee
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EyOR RENT.-A Furnished ROOM for
II Rent ON Broad street. Apply to Mr.. HICK-
SON, at his China Store. sp7-St.
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NOCOANUTS.-500 fresh Cocoanuts,
~ just received and for sale by
apl0 LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX.
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UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF TENE-
~ MENT ON 18TH STREET FOR SALE AT
AUCTION-Will be sold on FRIDAY Afternoon,
the l4th April, 1854 at O'Clock, upon the premises
an undivided moiety of the Brick Tenement on the
east line of 18th between Main and Cary streets,
cupied by Geo. w. Rufin and others.
The location of this property being in the centre
OF business, and in part of the city where real
tate rents very high recommends it to the favorable
consideration of capitalists and Others
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 8, s and 8
months for negotiable paper, interest added secured
by trust deed.
apps GODDIN l. APPERSON Aucts
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

YUM . OALE OF' REA u
~ ESTATE AT ROCKETTS.-By virtue of de.
cree of the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond
pronounced on the 10th of March, 1854 in the suit of
.Robt. Ryland ex parte," l shall, as Commissioner
thereby appointed, proceed to sell at public auction
on the premises on MONDAY, the 18th day of April,
which Hannah Brown died seized, being known as
No. g. Hague street, l36 feet" the City Asses
sor's book.
TERMs-One.fourth cash; baan % at l, 2 and yrs
for bonds with good security and trust deed to Sc.
cure the same.
The title is believed to be good but selling as Com
missioner, shall convey with the usual special war.
ranty.
RO. RYLAND, Com'r.
Sale to be conducted by
mh27 GODDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
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AIDES DRESS GOODS--Consistin of
~ Silks, Bareges Tissue, De LANES, Jaconetts
Lawn and every variety of white goods, to be had
at
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TYPES OF MANKIND, or Ethnoloeica

DRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS-For
sale by C. HARTWELL & CO.,
ap 10 lis Broad st.