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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC,
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ENGLAND WILL FORMALLY DECLARE WAR!
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS.
DECLINE IN BREApsTUrFs.

Nrw Yonx, April s.--The steamer Baltic has ar
rived. She wac detained two days on the passage
packed In floating ice, which carried her 300 miles
TO the Southwest of her course She left Liverpool
on the Odd OF March passed the Atlantic on the
25,h, and the Sarah Sands in coming out of the
channel
The Europa arrived out on Tuesday.
The Car has refused the uitimatum of the Yves.
tern Powers. When the official documents are
received, England will formally declare war against
Russia.
Admiral Napiers feet arrived at wingoe Sound
on the 18TH
The allied fleets were at Beycos Boy, but would
soon re enter the Black Sea.
No engagement in Europe or Asia is reported.
The Russian convoy of treasure was captured near
Kars
The Greek instruction has been entirely sup
pressed.
The first division of the French army, under
Gen. Caroboil, had sailed for Turkey.
The French loan for paying the expenses of the
war, was all taken by Baron Manteufiie who urg.
ed the neutrality of Prussia in a communication to
the Chambers.
THERE'S nothing from Austria
Russia had not recognized the neutrality OF
Sweden.
Russia has prohibited the export of gold.
The answer of the Car to the ultinIatum of the
Western Powers, was telegraphed from Berlin on
the 18th, to the French Cabinet, and Immediately
sent to the English Minister who sent word direct
| ly to Admiral Napier
Four French ships have been sent to join the
| English fleet in the Baltic.
| Napier arrived at Copenhagen on the 20th
Russia continues to urge Prussia to preserve
| her neutrality. Bills on Prussia were unsaleabe
in Londcn, and st. Petersburg exchange in London,
| had fallen to two shillings ten pence
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 93-Cottonidul and no actual
change in prices; but to effect sales to any con-
| siderable amount, reductions of one-eighih would
have to be made. Sales of three days IA, 900 bales
| of which 1900 were for speculation and export
Middlng Orleans 1l-l6; middling uplands 5 L.
| Flour dull, without material change in prices
Wheat has declined cd, and Corn 3 to shings.
| Rosin quiet. Spirits of turpentine "a.
! Trade in Manchester limited to the immediate
wants OF buyers.
| London money market tighter Exports of gold
| large
| Consols closed at SO 3-S TO 80 IS.
The latest report from Liverpool quotes decline
| of one shilling in flour.
| THE LATEST.
| 1t was expected that the Bank of England would
| raise the rate of interest
| 1t is stated that the Rothschids have taken the
| Turkish loan of i2000000.
| The London Times correspondent says that 50CC
English troops will pass through France to emra,
| at Toulon for Turkey.
| French funds had declined.
Heavy forgeries have been committed on the Ha
vana agent of the San Francisco Bank.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

BUFFALO, April 3-Three fires occurred here
yesterday simultaneously, destroying Stutevant's
large planning mill, with an immense amount OF
lumber; Stacy's brewery, with three dwellings and
several small buildings, and several dwellings in
the upper part of the city. Loss $4,000
The extensive iron foundery of Mr. Richardson
at Oswego, was destroyed by fire last night Loss
100000; fully insured. The Collegiate Institute
at Rrockport, was also consumed yesterday. Loss
$4,000, but insured
DANvILLE, N, L., April 3 "A fire broke out here
last night which, before the flames could be arrest
ed, destroyed the Presbyterian Church, the Ameri-
can Hotel, and about forty otherlbuidings in the
most business part of cur city. Quite large
amount of goods was also burnt The loss is proba
bly, $50, 000-psrtly insured. Many persons have
been rendered houseess.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April IA fire occurred here
on Saturday night. which destroyed engine house
No >, and three adjoining buildings. Loss estimat
ed at $50 900 partly insured
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COSNFCTICTrT ELECTION

HARTFORD, April 3.-An election was held in thi.
State today for Governor State officers and mem
bers of the Legislature. The election excited grea,
interest, as United States Senator depended upon
the result, and the Nebraska question entered
largely into the CANVASS The returns so far as re-
ceived indicate that the wings have swept the
State by very large majority.
Hartford elects two wings to the Legislature
Manchester l, Meridend and East Hartford 2, all
OF which WING gains. Out of IA representa-
tves elected in this county, 10 are wings, freesoii
and democrats, showing a whig gain of nine
since last year. Returns have aso been received
OF Swings IN several adjoining counties of which
are WING gains. The LIST aud 10Th senatorial dis.
tricts, composed of parts of Fairfield and Hartford
county, elects wing senators, both of which are
wing gains.
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MAIL NEWS.
UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.
Bloody Rencontre between two
Young Men.
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
CHARLorrEsviLLE,
Monday. Anril I'd. 1854.

Correspondence OF the Dispatch
CHARLorrRsvrLLx, I
Monday, April I'd, 1854.
very unfortunate and serious rencounter &C.
Cured here to-day at two O'Clock In front of the
Monticello House. between Mr. w. Edgar Garth,
Of this county and Mr.. David w Flournoy, of Char
lotte county. A slight difficulty had taken place
samc few days since, between these two young gen.
,leu,cn which II seems was not settled, and to-day
tie parties met on the porch of the Monticello
House. when ght commenced between them
with bowie knives, altcr which, pistols were resort.
Cd to Mr. Garth cut in three placcs--in the
neck slightly in the right breast which pene rated
in.n the cavity aud more serious one in the aldo
men, causing his intesines to proirude. Mr.. Flour
nov also received three cuts or stahs on his arm,
side and neck; that on his arm is the worst, but
neither Of them are dangerous.
Ater this, Mr. Garh,dred at Mr.. Flournoy with
revolycr bu, his shot missed him. the latter threw
rock or brick which struck Mr. G, who still con.
tjYued firing when Mr.. Flournoy returned the fire
from arevolyer and one OF the shots took effect in
the breast of Mr. Garth.
The shooting occurred in the street, and as there
were six or eight shots fired between the parties il
!. fortunate thing that other persons not in
iurcd. 1t being court day, large number of
strangers were here but as it was dinner hour,
many Of them were at the dinner table when the
sad affair occurred.
After the wounds OF Mr. Flournoy were dressed
by Dr. Cahell, he taken into the custody of the
town Sergeant and committed TO jail to await iu.
dcial investigation tomorrow, when all the facts
will he elected.
prs Carter. Gooch, Leitch Hughes. Briggs and
CabelI examined and dressed the wounds of Mr.
Garth The pistol ball has not been found and it
probably followed one of the ribs, passed under the
skin and lodged in his back. The intestines were
not cut or injured, and they were replaced and the
wounds made by the bowie-kniie sewed up and
closed. One of the physicians informed me that
the wounds of Mr. Garth were not necessarily NOR.
tai Il is therefore to be hoped that he will re-
cover.
Although large crowd of persons immediately
assembled at the Monticello House, and remained
there for two hours, there was no excitement or
illfeeling manifested by any one. Every one re-
GREETED that ssd occurrence should have taken
place in our town
This is another Of the many injurious effects re-
shifting from the carrying of concealed weapons by
hish-spirited young men.
Yours H.
p. S-TUEsDAY MoRNING.-Mr. Garth rested
toerahy well last night, and is thought to be much
better this morning. H.
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THE GREAT SWEEPSTAKE RACE-KENTUC.
KY VICTORIOTS

NEW ORLEANS, April 2-The great sweepstake
purse OF $4,000 was contested for on Saturday the
principal contestants being the horse Lexington for
kentucky; Arrow, for Louisiana: Lecompte, for
mississippi and Highlander, for Alabama The
course was thronged with sporting men from all
parts OF the Union, and the betting was very high.
The purse was won by Lexington the representa-.
tive Of Kentucky, in two-straight heats
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION

HARTFORD, April 4.-The election in this State
has resulted in a complete overthrow of the Demo.
Gratis. The Wings elect II out of q Senators, and
about twothirds of the lower House. There is no
choice for State officers by the people, the Temper
ance ticket having received large vote.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE n,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
LESTER STREET, ROCKETS. FOR SALE
AT AUCTlON.-Wl be sold on WEDNESDAY,.
the 18th day of April 1854 upon the premises COM
mencing at 81 o'clock, valuable Brick Tenement on
the Southwest line of Lester street, near to the
grocery store of Mr.. Anthony Sedgwick fronting on
Lester street 66 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 egotabie notes. interest added and title retain.
ed till last note is paid.
APPS GODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOB

SALE.-By virtue of the last will aud tesla
ment OF John Wickham decd, shall offer for sale
at public auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY,
the 18th OF April, his Dwelling House in the city of
Richmond, with moro than half acre of land at
tached thereto) and at the time all that portion
OF the square which the said house is situated,
that fronts on Marshall street, extending from 10th
to 1lth streets.
Also the Ground opposite the dwelling -house, and
adjoining the residence of M. Gregory, Esq, thro'
which thirty foot street, parallel with Clay street.
will be opened
The two last mentioned parcels of land will be laid
Off in lots of a convenient size for building.
A plat of the whole can be seen at the Office OF
Messrs Goddin & Appersor.
The property is so well known, that description
Is unnecessary
The terms will be one fourth cash. and the residue
in equal payments. on a credit of IL, Is and "a mos
with interest from of sale, secured by negotiable
notes, and a deed Of trust on the property.
Should the weather be unfavorabie on the 18th of
April the sale will be made the next fair day; and
II not completed1 on the first will be continued on
the I'd day.
VIM. F. WICKHAM, Executor
Sale conducted by GGDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts
4-tds
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HOUSE AND LOT ON LEIGH ST,
- NEAR BROOK AVENUE. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wili be sold MONDAY the 10th
day OF April, 1854, upon the premises, commencing
at d o'clock P. NJ, the House and Lot the north
side OF Leigh street short distance west of Brook
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months
for eotiable notes. interest added aad title retain
ed till last note is paid.
ana GODDIN a. ApPFRSON Apcfs
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THE CITY OF GLASGOW

BosToN, April 2-It was reported here this morn
ing that steamship, supposed to be the City o.
Glasgow, for Philadelphia, was ashore at Martha's
Vineyard. but upon inquiry being instituted, it wal
satisfactorily ascertained that the report was en-
tirely without foundation.
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BosToN, April, 4.-Eliott, Wing, is elected to
Congress from the first district of Massachusetts, in
place OF Zeno Scudder resigned.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY AND THE
STAR OF THE SOUTH.

NEW York, April 4.-The steamers Empire
City and Star of the South have arrived. Trade in
Havana was dull. There were many American
vessels in port. The U. s. steamer Princeton ar.
rived March g.
The Islandi is suffering from drought.
Upwards of twenty of the largest sugar plan.a
tons on the Island were recently destroyed by fire
in consequence of the dry cane igniting from the
sparks oil locomotive The loss is immense
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FROM BUENOs AYREs.

New YonK, April By an arrival here we hav'
adyices IRON Buenos Ayres to March 4th All wa
quite Produce scarce and prices advancing.
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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
81 acres will be sold at auction the premises on
commencing 81 o'clock. 1t will be divided accord.
ing to plat and survey to be Office This
is justly regarded the most beautiful place in that
very improving neghborhood; and to effect private
sale of the whole place to one purchaser, bargain
will be eiven-thus afording fine opportunity for
speculation to those disposed to subdivide it into
small lots.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, and 10
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained. '-s .s-
NH 81 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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CONDITION OF THE OHIO.
WHEELING, April 3.--There are feet 10 inches
OF water in the enamel, and slowly rising. The
boats are running regularly.
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r ARGE SALE OF SYDNEY PR,

i AnOC OALC OE o1DNE1 ThO-
IL PERTY.-WiIl be offered at public auction,
on MONDAY, the LIST day of May next, commencing
at ii o'clock, A. NJ, hundred acre lots, in the
town of Sydney. These lots contained in the
farm on which | reside, and will be sold in
quarter acre lots. with the privilege of taking as
many others in the same square the purchaser
may choose, at the same price Terms of sale will
be- one-fourth cash, one-fourth in six months,
fourth in twelve months and one-fourth in eighteen
months from the day of sale. The credit payments
will be secured by negotiable notes and deed of
trust on the property. To those who may purchase
the amount of 81 500 credit of three years will
be allowed on half the amount; ant to those who
may buy to the amount of SIS. 000 five years will be
allowed on one-haif, the credit payments in every
to bear legal interest from day of sale until paid
RICH'D REINS.
Sale by GoDDIN & APPERsoH, Aucts
Richmond, March 3lst, 1854
Until the day of sale, the auctioneers will receive
propositions to sell the whole farm in body, in
which case credit of five years will be allowed
$1,000 of the amount Of purchase. g. 4 A.
NH 3l-2awtds
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% HANDsOME RUILDING LoTs m

- THE UPPER PART OF DIR. STRECKEPs
LOT, FORMERLY KNOWN AS "FISTARS
GARDEN FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WiII be
1854. upon the premises commencing at Al O'Clock.
three handsome building Lots between the
OF DR. Srecker and the property of Mr. Fred Breauer
HILL and abound in fruit shade trees and shrubbery
of various kinds.
TERms-A credit of and months for ne gotiable
notes. interest added, and satisfactorily endorsed
ap4 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, April 4.-No transactions in this
city or New York after the arrival of the steamer.
Prices previously were unchanged.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY 0ODDfN Z ArPERsON.

MV6 n u y a % y - DUbINE66
N1 STAND ON CARY, BETWEEN VIRGINIA
AND PEARL STREETS. FOR SALE At AUG
TiON.-Will be sold on the premises on MONDAY,
the 10th Of April. at O'Clock P. NJ, that most va
luable business stand, now In the occupancy Of Mr.
f. A. Biankinship. sifuated on the south line of Ca.
y, between Virginia and Pearl srreets fronting
Cary street ~ feet running back 9S feet TO the line
This property being ia the most business part Of
Gary and near 70 Pearl street, the Danville Railroad
capitalists and others of any real estate now In
market. =
TERMS: One-fourth cssh, balance at 4, and IL
months for Negotiable notes. interest added secured
By trust deed, or title retained
sp4 GODDTN 4 APPERSON, Aucts
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FUTURE DAY
BY TAYLOR 1 WILLIAMS.

EArENSIvE SALE OF MOST BEAU
SEAT !owN 81 oPr SIDNEY aNG o az xHc1
,er MsrS.n mUNDAY NH April, Chat being Ess
and .ts.ets. e.: E.iot.
Three Lots at the Intersection of Pine and Ellxooa
Tor Msinl streets, each 25 s.l2xiso feet.
o len Lot On the north side Of Main street. just
yong tue fnbc Square, and opposite the residence
Ct Mr. James Guest each soxi25 feet to an alley 10
Ten Lots In rear of the above. fronting on the
south side of Federal street, opposte the sesidence
OF Mr. John G Shafer, each Soxla5 feet to an alIey
rive L1ts on the west line of Cherry street. and S
LOIS on me east line of Calvert street. between Ell.
alley. . o'Ni'~ 'ee' " an
Twelve Lots the north tide of the Plank Road.
adjoining the property of Messrs War~ick L Banks
d lie. each 3oxl5o feet. ''A'
FIVE Lots on the west side of Harvie street. and
S,oaa the enclosure Of the late T. E. Petcolas
i. Ten Los adjoining the residence Of Mr. John Car.
ter near Warsaw, each 34xl50 feet
opposite the Ins n0Ih n sss Of H,s
containing about acres with beautiful oak grove
ann na%eeI Of select fruit trees &c. and constituting
one OF the most valuable and beautiful sites for su.
burban residence in the vicinity of the CITY
This sale is well worth the attention of those In
who may be disposed to invest with an eve to fnture
advancement in value, such an opportunity to nro
cure choice Lots in Sidney so near the city, may me-
TERMS will be varied according to the views of
bidders at the time of sale
tised. ~ e "u'oi
should the weather. on the day above appointed
prove unfair, the sale will be postpone5 70 H. 10,
fair day thereafter. INV ~
apps TAYLORS wIrTJAms A.
PLEASANT AND DESIRABLE
- BRICK RESIDENCE ON MARSHALL ST
Al AUCT!ON.-On TUESDAY, 18th Anil. at 4
O'Clock P M, upon the premises we will ssil ,be
present residence of Mr. G. H Burlington, situate ed
ON .ne north side Of Marshall street. west of Brook
avenue The house contains ample accommodst alton.
tor medium sized family, and is well finished
throughout, with kitchen, brick stable and we'll
OF sood WAFER. The whole premises have been ar
ranged with an especial eve to comfort and is yery
desirable for private residence. The lot frepts "
feet and runs back about $50 feet
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at 4 and Q months
with interest, credit payments to be secured by a
deed OF trust "
ap5 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS A,.ts
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PLEASANT AND DE SIRARL1
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Aue

BY THOS. w. KEESEE,
IOhce at Geo. J. Summers No. 20 Pearl streetA
Ga HOUSES AT AU N:-The
E.I Brick Houses. on Main street. opposite the
Banks, will be sold at auction on FRIDAY afternoon
April 18th, at u o'clock said buildings to be removed
as soon as practicable.
Terms at sale.
ap5 THOS. w KEESEE A,ct
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NJ uSICAL BOXES-Playing 3, 4, 6 and
WI airs, large and small sizes, for sale by
GENNET l. JAMES,
ep5 Eagle SQUARE
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. HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON

2 HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
e. THE WEST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET.
NORTH OF LEIGH STREET, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on FRIDAY Afternoon.
7th April, 1854 upon the premises commencing at
line of 9Th street. between the residences of Messrs
Anderson Barrett and Edm'd Fontane, each fronting
80 feet running back 100 feet to alley 10 feet wide
The terms, which will be very accommodating,
will be made known at the hour of sale.
ap4 GODDIN kAPPERSON Aucts
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MASSACHUSETTS, CONGRESSIONAL ELEC
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By request of the<Trustee
ap GODDfN & APPERSON. Aucta.
VALUABLE UNTMPROvED PR
BY ALEX. MOTT l. CO.

: b ALEA, MUTT q co.
T LIQUORS, CIGARS. &C., AT AUC-.
IL TON On THURSDAY MORNING, the 9th
inst, commencing at 10 o'clock will sell, at
store superior lot of Brandies Cordials, 6c fol-
lows:
cases Cognac Brandy, foil caps; do. Otard do,
do. do; 2 do Cognac do, wax do; do. Otard do,
do. do 2 do Cocktail Bitters, do do; do. Otard
do do Syrup De Lemon, foil do; Or. casks Cog
mac Brandy; 20, oOo Imported Havana Cigars, choice
brands.
an ALEX. MOTT Il CO.. Auctf.
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IVORY Handle Table, Breakfast and Des-
Il sert KNIVES, suitable for Silver Albsta or Pla-
tod FORKS, for sale by GENNET l. JAMES,
apo Eagle Supare
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SALT.-Fine Salt, "Worthington" brand,
~ alost, for sale by
ap5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN L co.
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BUILDING LOTS on

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, IN REAR Or
THE POOR HOUSE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
1854, upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
70 acres of beautiful Land, 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 which can be seen at our office.
TERMS: One-fonrth cash; balance at 8, and 8
months for negotiable notes interest added, secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
ana GOODIN APPERSON. Aurts
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE AT ROCKETTS.-By virtue of de-
pronounced on the 10th of March, 1854 in the suit of
"Robt Ryland parte," shall. as Commissioner
on the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of April,
1854, commencing at o'clock, the Real Estate of
which Hannah Brown died seized, being known as
mo 6, Hague street, l56 feet on the City Assses-
sor's book.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balap % at 1, 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.
RIO. RYLAND, Com'r
Sale to be conducted by
mh27 GODDIN 4 APPERSON Aucts.
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W7OOD LAND FOR SALE desire

NV UOU LAND FUN D<ALES-I uCbIIC
w to sell three hundred and ffty-seven acres of
WOOD LAND lying in the county of Chesterfield,
on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, within
three and half miles of the city of Richmond.
The county processioners report to me that this
land reservfng the timber trees, will yield over 20
cords per acre. for which dollar per cord. stand
ing, can be readily obtained. portion Of this land
10 heavily timbered.
If not soId privately, 1t will be exposed at public
auction. at the To-Gate. M. Totty's,) on SATUR-
DAY, 18th April at P. NJ.
NH S0-3tawtds Richmond.
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NONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold,
~ on THURSDAY. the 9Th day of April, 1854. at
10oclock. at the Restaurant of Charles Beck, the
Bar Fixtures lot of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture the Baths, House Fixtures. Bathing Tubs,
large Steam Boiler. about or 400 lbs. of old Brass
and Copper or 400 lbs of old Lead and lot of old
Iron to satisfy distress warrant in my hands in IA
yor of Fulcher vs. Beck.
ALFRED LEWELLEN, d. c.,
a,4St For JAMES p. TYLER, H. C. C. r.
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HIRSH e. BOTTCHER, TO BRoAp

IL STREET, have now ia store aud are daily re.
ceivins their Spring supplies # TRIMMINGS ofthe
latest and most approved styles, together with
The personal selection Of Mr.. C. Bottcher. now In
Europe.
We are also prepared to execute al kinds Of
BRAIDING and EMBROIDERY WORK, havias
recently engaged several competent hands employed
in that line. Many and desirable Brsiding and
Embroidery patterns have lately been added to our
assortment, which we will stamp or draw at short
notice, and on the most reasonable terms se'
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