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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-21

A Charge cf Avson.-On Sunday night Capt. Ditchett
Of the Fourth ward, arrested Thomas l. Brady on sus
pcion of setting FIRE to his own grocery store situated
IT No. IS frankfort street. Of Rose According
the evidence already before Justice Osborn
u seems that policeman DunnnI OF the Fourth ward
ing, noticed candleght moving about within Brady's
by rome Of the men working in the bakery in that
immediate vicinity, TO get some drink, ne passed
came BY the store and them ' discovered the store
on fire. An alarm was given, and Mr.. Baulch, Az
sst1nt Ensaee AID hsss c ,S No were soon
fire was out, the gas lighted; it then found
that the ire had originated evidently from de-
sign The flames bad spread around the oil cask, and
explosion heard prior 70 the arrival Of the reen,
which Is supposed 10 have been gunpowder After put
door, when Captain Iitchett nterrogated him respect
ing the o. the ire when Mr.. Brady replied He
had left the premises at halt past II O'Clock that night
and locked the doors himself and thaSpo person. to his
suovlsdge, in the store after he left IT,
Captain Ditchett asked him il he insured when he
answered Jos, but did not know 10 what amount in
what Office although it ho bad only paid the pre-
MUM in Wall street on the insurance the week previous.
On examination Of the store the stock Of groceries
seemed to be small and many empty boxes yet there
insurance OF 81 60U in the trcnans ns urance
ompany On the stock of goods. Tic circumstances
which the fire occurred caused the police 20 suspect
that Mr.. Brady Lnew something about It's origin and ac
cordingB took him into custody. The up for
hearing b, ore the magistrate and The evidence taken
vas in substeDce above stated. Mr. Rauch gave as
his opinion that the ire the work o design and that
Mr. Brady when be came into the shop after the fro had
oetu wan IN ni> every DAY dress, except
his shoes. Mr. Lynch testified that be was in Brady,s
store drinking with him, at between IL and o'clock on
that night but that when The fire occurred he he wit
ness) was IN bed. The examination will he continued.
Arrest u % Drhonest Water al Tie Prescott House.
Captain Iurnbu md officer Baldwin, of the Eighth ward,
yesterday arrested young named Thomas staple
ton waiter employed at the Prescott House, charged
with stealing various articles from the rooms Of the
eoarders On searching the trunk Of the accused, a
gold watch, with two seals attached, found the pro-
p,rty OF Mr. ". G. Preston, who was boarder some
short time since. in addition to this watch, quite
number Of articles weyc found, which, from their ap
p.arance had been evidently stolen from the boares at
different times. Among these articles are card cases,
scarf pins linen pocket hsnikerchefs, ladies' emoroid-
cred boeous and other fancy things all Of which we're
taken with tho prisoner, before Justice uerke, who
committed the prisoner for examination, and the pro-
Police TO await On owner.
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TIE BAIT AYp ONO RsILRoAp-BuRyrsa OF A
BnpoEWc learn from Baltimore that tire large bridge
which spsnnod The Aonocacy river, fty miles beyond
that city, burned last Friday night The Balti-
and Ohio Railroad track Laid this bridge but
informed that the business Of the line suffers
interruption and Mat Passengers and inaih viii be
conveyed promptly from this day Timber aud the ma
teria Tor s,ructare Immediately deposited In
the yicrty 0nd several hana 81 were Kept working
night ana day until the road In working order The
oonssqnence a that the copanya agents here seud
in9 Avpsy shipments wsst w j.y,
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rareu,a ion of th< DanE Herald Tor ta>e Lust
Male for Europe.

sHE INV YORK AREsALD--EDrTI0N FOR EUBeFE.
lie Toy Il mail steamship Asia, Captain Lott, viii
tave this port morrow at II O'Clock for Liverpool
Abe ks mails wiLclose at half past tea,o'eock,
Somorr morning.
The Willy HKRAIp (prtated in French and English,
sin be F lshed at haif-psst nine O'Clock tomorrow
a0sning.s cngle coraes, in wrappers, sxpence.
subscrP and advertisements for any edition Of the
Sxw YoRk 1ND win be Fsccived at the following places
N Eurupes-
1I,sRPooL- Iohn Hunter, No. Paradise street.
LONDON Edwards, SsEaiord& Co., No. IL Copnhin
Vim. Thomas& Co., No. 10 Catherine street.
PAsE... Livingston, Wells h Co., Place de L. Bourse.
sour AGENTS In RARIs, FRANCE.
We begs to state to. readers and patrons In
Paris and Europe genarl'y, that Mr.. B. II. Revolt II
Rss de Ia 3anque, Paris tssO longer ooneced~ith the
SEw YORK EiERALD, either ascorres pondent agent
Aessrs. Livingston Weiss Place de Ia Bourse,
only az in Paris bah for advertisements and
syL-crilfoIs
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The SPRINGFIELD (v) Telegraph says that family Of
four slaves arrived in that town Monday last their
way 10 Canada. They ESCAPED lrcm Virginia several
weeha since Tho citizens of Springfield contributed
supply Of material aid for them urnshcd them with
conductor for the next station OF the underground
rSurol1-p
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STILL SuLKY.-What is the reason that the
hard shells of Stuyvesant are SO sulky on the
Nebraska movement They profess TO be in
favor of the BILL and a committee has even beeh
appointed to get up meeting to endorse it;
how comes it that they are still SILENT Can it
be that they want a few fat Offices to stir their
patriotism up to the fever pitch? If not, how
can they explain their conduct? If they want
to testify their contempt for Pierce's wrctchei
administration, let them get up grand Union
meeting, at which they can endorse the prnci
pie Of Congressional non-ntervention and the
Nebraska bill and at the same time character
i've the corruption and treachery of the Cabinet
in the terms they deserve. Now is the time for
demonstration Of this sort Properly organ
izcd and carried out with vigor, II would exer-
cise paramount influence over the political
Affairs Of this State and Of the Union at large.
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SAILING OF THE PRNCEToN-WHERE HAS SUE
GONE THE United States steamship Princeton,
Commander Henry Eagle, sailed from this port
yesterday, with sealed orders. There is no
thing singular about the sealing of the orders
they are generally sealed; but more than usual
secresy was observed relative to the destination
of the ship. In fact, we have no reason to be-
lieve that any Of the officers or crew knew where
they were going when the Princeton was gotten
under way. She had been thoroughly over
hauled, well armed, well provsioned, and well
Offered. Commander Eagle is considered as
one of the best officers in the service.
tits supposed that the Princeton has sailed for
Havana, and that she carries orders to Commo-
dore Newton, whose broad pennant is hoisted
on the flag ship of the home squadron. AT the
last accounts, the Commodore was daily expect
cd at Havana, to take his orders sent out by the
Fulton; but, as the latter steamer sailed before
the case of the Black Warrior was known at
Washington, il is probable that the Princeton
has been despatched with fresh orders relative
to the particular matter which threatens to dis
turb our peaceful relations with Spain.
The Princeton is considerably improved, and
she made the run from the Battery to the Bar,
(atout twenty-five miles, il two honrs and
twenty minutes-very good time for her.
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SINGULAR CONTRASTS OF MEN AND THEIR IN
FLuENcE.-A contemporary states, not without
a dash of sarcasm, that the three principal lead
ers OF the last anti-Nebraska meeting at the Ia
bernacle were Moses H. Grinnell, John A. King,
and Abraham vannest, while the three CORES
ponding officers Of the meeting at Tammany
Hall were Thomas Dunlap Of the Pewter
Mug" Elijah Purdy, and Captain Rynders.
There is certainly striking contrast between
the two groups. The Grinnell group, in Wall
street, III church, in the resorts of fashion and
wealth, far outstrips that at Tammany Hall.
But in spite OF this advantage, it is very ques-
tionable whether, under our democratic sy stem,
the Rynders group, with the assistance of the
grogshops would not poll more votes than that
led by Mr.. Grinnell And in political questions
votes tell tell more, we take it, than piety,
ships, respectability, wealth or fashion.
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UNION COURSE L. Is-ThUrTANu.
The trottng season for 1854 has already commenced
and ushered yesterday by trot Of Eve miles over
the Union Course Although winter according to the alma
should have disappeared weeks ago. and spring
and sunshne and fine weather, should have appeared
together yet yesterday OF tine coolest roushes
and most clustering days we have mad for a month.
The dust on the roads intolerable.
The prospect for the spring business from all appear
ancet such as to warrant the assertion that shall
have busy time both in trotting and running. Num-
bers OF trottng hors,s already training Long
Island, among which may be enumerated many first
class horses, with that entirely new to the
turf Several southern sta bes will arrive here in une
contend purses that Ill DO given by the proprie
tors Of the Union Course or racing horses treat i'm
pruyements and unusual pr parations making ON
both the Union and Cenr. vile courses in order to
every ad,antagc tat be derived from supe
tracks and Lrst class NM dations
With the prospect vi brilliant before them
be hopea that the pretors win t4e pains
ascertain who those individuals Were and exclude tham
the course whose conduct during the last
in making gush Matches threw much discredit on
the turf ana from attending through
the of Ueing swincleu. Such course viii elicit
universal and Large attendances,
as no people inclined to patronage such
cnts the denzens of New fork when carried out
with hberality and fairness.
The yesterday o match for $500, five miles
out, in harness
Ii. Woodruff named b. Susan. Observation-Disclosures.
A. Conklin named &. g. Lray JAM.
Time, 1881.
The gray geldng iavorte at 100 to So and the
betting was very brisk at that rate. He Won the pole,
AND took the eaa, coming t. the on the first me
couple 81 lengths ahead This made tns odds stu
larger In his favor. lime, 3l9. On tie second mile,
about Aali va. .eand, lac Maut front sui led
e. tic score tour lengths ulakg this aiie in 3:15.
she then became the favcft, II Evident she mad
end, with greatest ease The third mile was
done IN o:ootie lourth ia 3V7, and the nth in 33
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CSS8a1Yf JS EsARSS 80
SUSgasssss q ~ sIS<SSI&SEs

rs put up the Large Sized Boes and is Gckpov
edged 10 be the best SaIsaI ara made, as is certified
which in the possession OF The proprietor Rtmtmht
this is the OIL y rCe ard original article.
ScrofuIa, Syphilis, Mercural Complaints, Cancer Gnne
rheumatism, aud variety Of other diseases sfdA
and perfectly cured by the use OF this INT define.
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
TALL Co., Ala, Jan. .. 1852
DEAR SIR-I scrd you this to certify 10 you lha, yc,
Extract OF elbow Dock AID SarsaraTila has lerIomdG
OF the most wonderful CUES on nae that has ever Len e
have been afflicted for forty years wrh sEuptiors on o.
legs andfCe' III 1873 they got so bad that bad 20 al
cr-ich,s ard in Ioty az Gle leg a1nIuatCd aloe M
knee In Cbout nne moI.lEs alter my oil LCle all
and discharged gacat de al OF offensive matter Ny gO
also b oke oLt N large blles which discharged mud bb
siHe matter, ald al Ike ene time my t LAID LCLc
large running sores nearly to MY Cr,w.
The misery rIat / have feed forLe last two ytsr
cannot describe to YOU was III such agony llut lneu
III October last my brought me ore of your both
wrappers Tread ~ aid found lecVrd ofsome wonderful cm
sent and got two bottles of II, ard commeLeId iakHg
In two weeks to my greal establishments my sores all tu
easy, and could sleep all night, Thing had dontm
two years When had taken SIX bottles my dBea
all healed have Used III all eghi bolles OF your Ia
uaci OF Yellow Dock AID SarsaraIl.a," aid nov
enreat all the afflicted try this medicine for r
1t will cure any known sease III the Noid.-Eay ASIDE 81
prejudice aLdjGst ny il, AID 0caim great wDIih 81
them.
MY case is wei kEoWn IN large portion 81 South CaG
ma Georgia ard AlaDama any should dnr b The ahC
cue, invite them call on me- aid will show them IL
scars can be found III TdnEo, Co., Alol arm. M
from Sioes Ferry. E,RLNAJA1I HUGHES
Tie Yellow Dock ard sarsa arlla IS berc ely Gdattcd
females of dehcare health snlng from r'eeI lnIy bi
sta discharges, AID other dis' nsfsIecLar ihCm
The proprietor Las Lis pUssesson gIt amber OF u
tifcaes OF cures, pe,fomtd OF tie above dcscsItich.
assure the oficte d, that bottle % DIR. Grysu j
tract OF Yellow Dock and Sasapara will iegu
'h"se - difficulties az rsrew the Ba,ula erergies:
~ Put up in quart b1ttles.-Price 81 PEI boe.
Sold Wholesale ard Retail by sc OV IL d MEAD, II
err States, to whom all ord IS lie addressed.
OF Sold al>o by Fisher & Heinish PIiiehad q Caldwl
Charlotte C. Henderson, Liconion; Wmchcsle STA
Monroe; A. r. Honesty Shelby; J. Froncberger & g.
Dallas Murphy l. Block, CoLcorc, n. &.
Hiay -, 1854. 42-fm
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LoBsrERs, MAcKEREL, SALMON and CLANS, in Id.
cansters
East INDIA Pas GINGER, in boxes of jars each
FRENCH CHERRIES BRANDY, in boxes of one dozen
each.
FRu1rs IN BRANDY in boxes dozen each, assorted
Do In Their own juice, do. DO.
PIT FRUITS, do do
SrUARrs Il LOWERING IS STEAM REFINED SuGARs.--Ioaf
n boxes and hall boxes OF l6 loaves each-Crushed IN
oarrls ground pulverized, in barrels Steam Refined
Candy, IN boxes, of 45 lbs. each.
ALmoNps.-Best Bordeau and Marseilles, soft and
hard shell
CASTLE SOAP, of superior quality, in boxes of about
25 lbs. euch Soap-Jackson's No. l.
CoRKs Velvet Wine. I'm ba and bags Oft gross each
Common Bottle ba OF gross each jug and Tap bags
gross cach Velvet Demiohn, bags of and gross
each.
VINEGAR, White Wine, In quarter. casks; Cider
Apple, in barrels. III
SEGARs.-Alarge assortment Of Rio Hondos, Consola-
con Fantropa, Washington, and other choice brands
ofdect importation. Also Flordas, Havana Cheraots
and Cnba SKIES. ~ 49,
ToBAcco.-P. Robinson's celebrated, Honey Dew ID.
plugs lin whole and half boxes of 90 lbs each Rough and
Ready kegs of about 100 lbs. each Worlds Premium
as lbs EACH and variety of other brands, in SIS, 8's
and lb plugs.
SMOKING ToBAcco in Boxes of 5 and doz. 4 and 8
papers.
WINE BoTrLEs-Freneh ard German Patent, in ham
pers, gross each.
FLAsKs.-Quart Pints and Half Pints.
DEmJoHNs.-1, 2, 8, and gallons.
CANDLEs.-Sperm, Pearl and Adamantine.
Pickles AND SAUCES.
TEAs.--Hyson Imperial and Black.
Sept %, 1853. 101y.
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This preparation is getting INTO all CoGf
The numerous letters receive from agert
forming OF cures effected IN teI immediate neigbLOhe
Wanant Us ~ saying rs one OF the bes; lino the ve e.
Cough hlsdtcne now before Tie public almost nrafnb
relieves ard not urireqUeI ScuUs IRE NeIy woIst eof-
When all other Cough preparations have iaiCd this lnr
lCYed the TateI.t, as Druggists, dealers in MtdcnHm
Physicians testify. ASK The Agent in you rtaes M
what has beer his experience OF the effects Of this mede
1t he mas been selling II for any length oitme he will eHF
IT IS TIE BEST MEDICINE EXTANT
Below we give few extracts from letters we have c'
lately regarding the virtues oi this medicine.
DR.. s. s. Osln of Knoxville, Ca, says have BEEN 80
your LverwoTt aid lar extensively my pIacce ioI DO
years past, AID II is with pleasure STATE my belief mis-
rIorfty all other Articles with which am acquaieS
which il rs 1eeonsmei ded.' = q,
Messrs, Ftzgelad a. Banners, writing from WoyrtNs
n. G.. say 80 The Liverwort ard Tar is becoming G5
mole popular in this couriiry. aid we thilk iIsy 20 N
who haze tired i speak in dabie Of IT. ard
II is very sela in alternating the complaints to- "
Our Agent in Pictens District, S. G. Mr. S. r. Melt
assures hs " that he uses II with great benc6t BIS
;alny, ara icconmends il 70 his negl.bors" be g.SI
terg WITH disease of the Lungs for years attended EDE
we're cough, who was reev d by the Live AID Im h
Such are the good reports hearof this Medicine hoS
parts OF the South For report ofte surprising cues ~
performed n-lhe Western AID Northern ard E9seTn IN
we would invite the suffering patient 10 read the PalE
Try. THE MEDIcINE!!
Be warned in season ARD neglect not that corcy W.
IS caly weakening your constHUiiOn irritating Jch I'D
and lungs ard inviting that dread disease,
when so soothing ard Healing remedy he 0D''D"
DE. itagers' Syrup OF LiyeTRort ard Tar. 80, - co
Beware OF Counetftifs ard Bufe lmatfUrs s-Ih ee
me articles IS signed ABdew Rogels The eBgia'tu
ger around each boIile.. ~ =, 81. ~
Price, 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for S. ,r.nn
% Sold Wholesale a. d refall by SCOVIL d mbASsA
Chatrfes ST. between Cont ard ST. Louis, New 0lea,i
Agents for the SouEern States, 10 whom oil orders s
II cations for Ager cles must be add -essed. r.ps6
" Sold also BY FisheI0te Heintsh. PHrchard q
G arotie 6 Henderson LrcoRion; Wheheser g
Moproe ); a r. Honesty, Shelby j. FIonebeieu
Dallas; Murphy & Black, Concord, NC.
May Il, 1851. 426m
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.CoGNAc BRANDY-J. J. Dupay, J. J. Rouse, Pinet,
Freres Oard, Dupuy & Co., J. 4 F. Marte and other
choice brands, in half pipes, quarter and eighth casks
and in boxas of doz. each,
AMERICAN BRASDY4th Proof, in imitation of French,
i'll half pipes, quarter and eighth casks and 1st Proof
in barrels.
HOLLAND GrN-Pineapple, Anchor Cologne and Clover
Leaf brands. -
WHIsKEY-IrIsh and Scotch: MonongaheIa LIST and
I'd qnality; OMara Pittshrg Sheaf Rye and Bourbon
Baltimore, Western Rye, and New Or cans rectifed.
RuM-Old Jamaica St. Croix, New Orleans and N ew
England.
Peach BRANDY-OId North arc ina and Virginia.
APPLE BRANDY New ersey and Nor h-Carolina.
CoRDIALs-Noveau, Perfect Low, AnnIsette, Rose,
Cinnamon and Peppermint.
WINEs-MADEIRA Newton, Gordon, Cossat Co.,
Leacock and Jardne; in quarter and eighth casks PoRT
Pages, Key and other choice BRANDS SHERRY, PALE,
and BRowN, Duff, Gordon 81 Co., Benitau and other
choice bTands TENERIFFE Ventosos London Partc
and Cargo; SICILY MADEIRA, quarter casks; MALAGA,
dry and sweet IN quarter and eighth casks.
LONDON PoRTER-Byass' quarts and pints ScoTcH,
AND EAST INDIA ALE, quarts and pints.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER-BoxEs, dozen each Casks,
three and six dozen each.
WINE BIrTERs, boxes CoED1ALs (assorted) CLARET,
MADEIRA, PoRr and SHERRY, WINES, one dozen each,
and on draught.
CHAMPAGNE, in baskets, one dozen each, quarts and
pints-Flag, Heidseick Bouche, Calhoun, and other
brands; The above comprise some of the finest ines
imported.
quarter casks barrels kegs and in boxes Of dozen
each.
SAsD1NEs, in whole, half and quarter boxes.
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$50 AORIS.

SO to 60 Of which is first rate bottom under the plow
From 10 to so good upland also in cuItiva-
ton; the remainder of the tract III woodland. The
Dwelling House, Cottage ornee. contains four large
room, store room, pantry and library attached by a
covered way. There also on the place barn 70
by IS, stories high and very conveniently arrang
ed stables for mch and horses all other
sary out buildings, such kitchen, negro houses
a growing and thrifty orchard containing about Ito
of different kinds of fruit just beginning bear
Tie situation is of the ost pleasant and i'm
provabe in the State, commanding full view of the
finest mountain scenery and falling of beautifully in
every direction from tn house. To any gentleman in
the low country desiring 'oo, healthy and pleasant
summer residence presents eligible choice. Fur
Their information may be obtained of the undersigned
by addressing him at Charlotte or>Lncontoa.
L. S. w. MOTT.
January Is, 1854. 25tf
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GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS.
J. G. Rankin, Nm. NJ. Hwiick, George
Summer, FL --.

J. G. Rankin, Nm. NJ. Huyiick, George l..
Summey
SUCCESSORS TO-A.ATKINSON g. Coz .
HIS establishment has been in successful operation for
number OF years. The Quarres are well opened ard the
ma ble Is superior TO any in the United States.
We have SO perfected facilities for getting out ard fin
Ishing work, that we can furnish MONUMENTS, TONES
TABLETS, HEAIlSIONES and yihng in our line al
business in better style and cheaper any yad
IN the country - 10'1
ithen It considered that our own Marble nav NO
loooeI prohts ard no high freight from the North n viii he
tors ~S '0' NOiipeti-
We cordially solicit our friends and the public to examine
onr work, and compare prices with those Of fr
before ordering Northern Marble 49, - '+ei ya1us'
e pave on hare at our yard in Marietta large
., nash1n abers &cwbe,e our acant
III ~ % MINERS me WI sell at prices Our prcra
- 49, ). G. RANKIN 4 Go.
Sept. g, 1883. O'7 "0'k l. " ga
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Ladies, Your Attention!

NE have the largest assortment of Mantillas that
" ever was opened in this market, embracing Silk
nBrrage OF all the different co'ors and SHADES, and
Black aud White Lace, rsEging IN P:iees from 50 10
ESQ, all of the latest styles.
april "A STRAIT, DANIEL & co.
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II own ordinance.
CHARLOTTE. April 30, 1854.


Alta meeting of the Board of Commissioners present
John RipIer William r. Myers Robert Shaw X. Nick
Jamison and w w. Films; On motion, w. x. Myers
was Amounted chairman pro tenn.
his Ordered That Tax for theyear 1854 be assess
ed at the following Rates upon each different object oil
Taxation as follows, to-wt:
- On each SI00-vaue Of Real Estate, 50 50
S!U0-vaIue of Stock in Trade 80
White Poll, between the age of2l X As 81 w
EIaLk Poll, =" II 5U w
I" zee BlIck Poll, w
Grocer and Retailer of spirits, $50 w
Company of Circus Riders, and all
others, subject tn paya State Tux, 70 O O0
&c Concert, per week, ~ 20 ~
Daguerrean "
Itinerant merchant or Pedler, or hawker OF
Goods wares and merchandise not the growth or man
Moth Carolina except Books, tax OF S~o O
On each 81 % of Interest < w w
Physician, Dentist, L1wycr, &c, w
Carriage OF the value OF $40 q O O0
:, . 300 90
" &c S4O0 or,upward, A 90
. :, Cid Watch l 90
- =. S;Iro Watcb so
:. .. Pm 90
SIGO value of Gold and Silver Plate, 81
:. 4" pnbI;c Drav 10 90
.. 60 puhIc tonrh horse Omnibus 10 90
.t =. Tro-b horse Omnibus 90
n, c,cb T;rerv Stable 10 90
may 40tf }. b. hEkh' CLERK
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for SALE,
BELVOIR, NEAR LENOIR,

CALDWELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
II HIS place. ate the residence of the undersigned is
L cferedfor sale onvery accommodating terms, pri-
vatey until the first Monday in July next ensuing,
when If not previously disposed Of it will be put up
the highest bidder at public auction. The tract of
nd cnmnriSaS