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=, - Indian. Mr.. Auditor Dunn writes to

m T<a9e
,,srs In commenting OF my note 70 you Of the ON
s you arc ~ ss Audor in reference TIE sale Of
an, tsns, Sepo-ised with HIN ~ sesary we 'esaa
able hnot p9'ssg N yoa will read ah section Of the
ohe,sr rensIs banking in this state you W., n a.
fully Ss % la nd Tie, there nothing ,.as
S s.y sSIS 10 ,sS T Psrs but DO Propose
~ 10 send notices there that moDeyed men may nsso
epp.sn Of SddSs 81 and baking the
Snl ,esiss than oherwise might Be PIoSuiT1 @
,oss ss.hsriiy (which BY the way DO no you wiz md ne
state. that, reesp: Of my ep, ~ Ell Ss tb have
not certainly injured either the owners Of the bank nor the
os were rot disposed me- intentionally ina.
tce have eepsrtee from my general rule 70 address oa 9
moi. 10 correct your maPprehsuson OF the law TO ,e
soowps Ghs leave time and public opinion to decide be-
es ,,.ep. course Of the banks AMI the Auditor justices
ss ,bst he role Of the banks depreciste their
S,s, 10 the lowest practicable point Of depression II Mr.
Auditor DsD IN be Sp note. have b., little ehapce Of get
tins Their mOnsy snd they will be forced to sell them 10Y any
'''s '''' con RssDectfolly, JOHN P. DUNN, Auditor.
We have looked at the 9Th seciicn alluded to above
ard have quoted heretofore its stip2lations, and
don't find tina. the Auditor is sustained at all By it,
either in holding the securities as long as he thinks
proper or in allowing favored bankers to cut OIL
Jsnuary Coupons from the Bonds
The Clereland Herald, noticing the runors respect
iar the Akron Branch Of the State Bank Of OHIO,
Gays:
1--WE presume the Board have levied contributions
npop the other branches to sustain the one at Akron
MIR. EbermaD the Cashier, says in card, that the
'rumors are entirely unfOunded.'
The annual report Of the Eastern Railroad Corpora
ton for the financial year ending 3Oth June, 1854,
shows the following results, from which two dividends
were paid, amount TO O. p share-s3 in money and
- in stock-ihe dividends for period Of ten years
having been v cent. -.
Gross earnings for the -
Expenses time <1<'<'< 10
Leaving for interest and dividends S3O853 "a
Add estimated net gain for the year ending 10th 800 -.
June, SfoVVV W
Total P'o'oo "a
Debt. ~
English loan
Bonds sold aSlsvvN
BONDS TO be sold. '0DtV'V
Total. 'OO,VVV
Deduct assets ss per page Ne. Of the .
report. pi ,$o'F~i'
6dns q cent interest on this $50 2O7 %
s76 66l 70
Equal to dividend Of SO share on o. 59 shares 1871 90
su,ru, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 u
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h;b 49, 49, aeand Tor chipping is less active; the
country thn obopr A. 20 s ehpoft Inquiry sna sales Of
country r01nd al SIS on Meal ss.ies At So III =
PAiNTs-Since our last we have TO repo,,
Engss LIs ~ - 70 easks do Pau, White ie % DO
te 50 bb venetian Red - Is; AID tars While L.s
previous figures ''e Lean al
POTAfOEs-The arrivals are sr, mainly OF III, e,,,r
descriptions aud prices for the better knd, .yor ~
ssIes in whole lots At 81 u! asa 62l for Western 49,
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Tie above markets are carefully revised BY the
following dealers AZ Washington Market

j. NJ FULLER-stAnd No l0l. Butter, Cheese and Lard
L. PACKER & sOS-StAnd No g. Poultry and Game
KNAPP RYSo-StsndsNos q and 3, Beet, Mutton Yei
sad Lamb
FULLER RAyp-stsnds Nos and 4, City Smoked Hans,
Bacon, Beef, Tongues &c.
J. H. BKoAs Co-Stsnd No. T. Fruits Of al kind.
}. ID. Hscox-StAn6s Nos. II ard ~, Fish dealer
e. Il. HARRIs-St4nd No -, EgSs, Cheese, &c.
:. L KING Co-Stand No ), Green ard DIED Fruits
Va Hesks L.
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ALBERT III. NIcoLAY, Anetioneer.
CTOCKS and BONDS az AUCTION. ALI

CTOCKS and BONDS at AUCTION.-AL~-
- BERT H. KICOLAY will sell THIS DAY. Nov. p, a
Il, o'clock the Merchants Exchange, for account OF whom
ssioC Great Western illinois, Railroad 1T Mortgage 10 per
Bond. inteTe. payable in New Is, April and lot
October 81 eco each
$1,000 City of Racine Nsconsin per cent Bonds,
deemsble Feb TO- 1873 interest payable IN New York sanp
aliv on the 10Th day OF February.
COO Chicago and Mississippi Railroad I'd Moitsass per
cent Bonds Interest Coupons payable At the hetfoPoMa
Bank ist January and let July.
IS shares Thrd-sy Railroad. 800 each.
go shares Naux atuck Railroad. 900 each.
900 shares Empire City Bank, S25 each.
90 shares Central Bank of New York, so each
IS shares Bank OF the Commonwealth, 900 each.
10 shares Oriental Bank, S26 each.
g shares st. Nicholas Bank, iltO each.
IS shares North River Bank. so each
40 shares Bank Of the state OF New York BOO each
~ shares Manhattan Bank, SO each.
10 shares Bank of North America, Z 100 each.
% shares Kaick erbocker Bank, . 25 each
Is shares Ohio Lite Ins. and Tru,t Co. 800 each.
q shares American Express Co.. $lO0 each
so shares Reliance Mutual Insurance Co 800 each
~ shares LenOx Fire Insurance Co. S25 each.
go shares Mexican Ocean Mail and Inland Co. Slo0 each
TERMS sALEIcn per cent this day aud the bslsnes ~
fore O'Clock tomorrow. The accrued interest all lie
Bonds will be charged TO the purchaser.
H. holds regular sales OF Stocks Bonds and other So
curities every MONDAY aud THURSDAY and will aso bod
Special Sales on TUESDAY, WEONEDAY, FRIDAY Nd
SATURDAY, al the Merchants Exchange, when required
AT PRIyATE SALE-A great variety Of first class hsresf
Bonds Bank Insurance and other Stocks Ohce, No. Broad
st., next 20 Of Wall
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ro s,I;saiiRsyVEyris SURiVG 9UisfssiS''

Paid expenses, including Rent, ssla-
RES, Medical Fees. COMMISSIONS,
Advertising Exchange, Postage,
State and City Tsxss.............. =
Claims by Desth and additions to
same. ............s.....ss
Surrendered Policies and Dividends,
Reduction OF Premiums and Annui-
ues .sss...'ssss.s's'''.'
Bills Pay able..................,.....
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lishi; in prices there il little change
WOOl.-OuT market quiet for Domestic, but In prices we
have change the general duness which prevails In
ell branches Of trade very apparent in this sape.ths ar
limited but the stock ample Gales Of 5000 n Fleece AZ
24d nc for common Hdjic for al blood an $50 c for
fine to Pulled ana wanted Foreign hT
with very limited demands sales 40 bales syrAn. 100 bales
smyrna O5 do Texas private terms and ~ do Entire RIOS
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NOPPEK-NeW hheathnf les hrIn and Z quiet az 29d
29lc. Yellow Metal n d26ic. Bolts and Baziers 3Sc
COAL-Foregn 10 in request and good supply; the
arrivals eornEe fair and prices barely sapported sales
Liverpool. In let's at S9G$s So Domesc in limited
request 81 SIS 5cGS7, from vessel and yard.
CEhEST-A fair business doing ~ steady prices; sales at
G&l l2l y Dbl as 70 quality.
CANbLES-For AdAmantines there is good inquiry and
prices firm; sales of 600 boxes Of City 22S four
months Plain Sperm hrmer with sales at 2sQSOc and
Patent at SS0soe-
CORDAGE-No variation in prices; the demand very
limited
DRUGS AND DYES-Tbere is but little change 70 notice
The uakst containing dull sales 500 bs Gum DsmAr &
Ctsis OmbTo Nader. siGl0e case Csnhsrses - IS
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ox..a "WEDNESDAY, Nov q, 1854
AShEs-Ihe market Is unsettled for Pearls with few here
Pots in moderate demand So rs IS ST. The folio xiug
the stock remsinuE IN the Warehouse Of Hesss Ios,er
Palmer CO.. on the l7th inst:
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BRlCK-The market stationary with moderate in,pirx
the supply abuBdSnt sales o. common prime Hard Nob
River 50 O6SL Philadelphia Face selling st 500
49,
BEESWAX continues dell Light sales have beer made a,
2a6sslc. for Southern and Western.
COFFEE In prices there is quotabe yason but the
msttt dull the trade buying only fer their immediate
Sales 40 bags Rio At lo.c. 200 bags Government
Jsvs isle IeQ do Maracaibo Ci and $50 bags ST. Domioso
for e.PoIt at &c cash Stock OF Rio, IS, SS5 BAGS
COTTON-The market Is dull the den.nd for home use
and export being quite light The receipts fair and all the
stock freely offered Prices Of the medium grades lower
and for other Kinds the buyer We quotations
which must be considered nominal:
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WHALEBONE-Holders very firm aud the transac ons
are tedpares waiting for the from the hee,s
last sale of Polar a. acc. Stock, t6o2W0.
WUIsKY-he market Is unsettled and lower; the supply
il hr sale. Of 400 bbs al Nc for Ohio, and al sc
for Prison Drudge nominal Alcohol selling at &c. for
20 a. emit I'D &c. for q5 h cent.
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PACIFIC BANK, NEw.1OkK, Nov. ID, 1854
TJNHE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS Of this
i Bank have DECLARED DIVIDEND Of FOUR PR
CENT the Capital Stock payable 10 tho stockholders %
and after the lst Of December next.
The Tshser Books viii be closed from se ?2d 10 the oh
inst, inclusive. BY order Of the Board.
L CAMpnELL Ia Cash,sG
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NOTICE is hereby given that FINAL IN
~ sTALLMENT Of ELEVEN PER CENT. will be pad
80 the creditors Of NELSOR BROTHERS late Of The ClJ
and County of New iok Boot and Shoe Deals snd aet
the h day of November 1851, At the office Of WILLIAM
BOONE corner Of Greenwich aud Amosst In the CfJ
JAMES VFLsOR Aylssea
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u this Company will be held AZ their Office, No y I'd
Bible House TUESDAY the l2th December next betwosa
the houIs Of - and | L. NJ
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fNNN NIaA.NIF u Al IVNs
INLAND IIori6a Mnhlls
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OFFICE OF rue ILLISOIs cgxr9lL RaILaoin Co.


NEw.YoaK Nov. T. 1854 J
NOTICE is hereby given 20 the Stockholders u
IN this Company uEt an fnstsllInent Of FIVE DOLLhm
each Share OF the Capital Stock Of the Company ~
Ten Dol pr share has been heretofore assessed required
to be ps 5nor before the 8 day Of December next ~
Office Of be Company, No 30 Wsll.st, New York.
The Transfer Books will be closed from this date to- and ~
Guiding the loh day Of November inst but transfers ~
be permitted after that date without payment Of the Install
ment called By order Of the Executive Commlttes
4 4 nlINCE HAcrntarl
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God bless you'll said Penwell, smen
don't understand you.'

Years have since passed. Oliver, and
Amelia still reside with their uncle, and
their little ones climb upon his knees. An.
other fair form graces the household;f it is
the beautiful Helen White, whom her uncle
says is precisely like her mother at her age.
Thus, with these young people, the man
Of the world, whose hair is fast being
bleaohed by time, 10 very happy and able
in great measure to recall his youthful
days with the aid OF remembrance. foaa
As he has now no Poorrslations to need
his assistance. he seeks out objects oil
charity and delights in doing them good.
He still persists in retaining his abrup,
manner and in using his favorits exclama-
ton; "Humbug!' He is at peace with
the world, always excepting old Grudge
the lawyer, whom he considers it pfin-
ciple TO hate, and his name is associated
with multitude OF benevolent acts.
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Snake Fasciaatisn.'

Il 4
The 81. Louis Herald u The i&lh at.
relates . case Of fascinasion which s.
ed fstally.s Tho Herald gyouchss lnahp
truth Of the statement, the pArticul6S1n6f
which are ~ follows: - s'sss g;
Aman BY ,he name Of O,Mara III =
small child, Z littls girl about ihree Yaase
OF age, who came to haf deafh 3hrnS Is
the influence Of snake, % j ,dSys zlISsa
week, under the following iircnms slaaacSe.
O'Mara resides on CoppsflS Gxsel. fS1k.
lin county, and but . short dist1n0s fxnm;
fthe., Pacific railroad depot. Soil6 SiSo
months ago.. early last .fall. His snitv
noticed the litsle girl to- Be pinina ANsy
and becoming very weak and 4s1a a.
though she had bsen very 6ssby ma
hearty. and apparently without any eeipse igl
or complaint 0. sickness. g. s..... S s.
By the time winter had kisIyIs ssj 81 q.
she was wasted away 20 : mare skeIa1en;
but as soon - the wsather 6ecssiae ce]d
she again seemed 10 revive. She .nsssr
Icomplained Of being unwsll. and IL sS. 8
ply 10 oil their inQnirio6 IL saanxlE 10 har
health. she iny1riabIy M - sGew
wsll only : Gttis wsal. H6Se6S5 - s.
arrived alfs could not ~ esi&;33 I! 81
70 sat any viotuals q her st sz s e !.
but would take 5 tises Of f6f 81 !.
Ter, o. : piece Of meat, and So 6tf Is =
ledge Of The creek d eat il. 50 family
noticed her regularly always aolnn 81.
cisely to the same place, aud ihvsiisbly
complaining Of being hungry atf5f 315f
riyen her. she would ass 1890 = - -
creek, & they thought. q ;est.s. 80 Sd
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NUMBER %.
The Judge Adrocate then address ihs
newly initiated brethren in this deasess -

The Judge Advocate then address shs
newly Initiated brethren in this degsss ~
follows: 80 S. .assss
"My Brothers: The different ohtiea-
tions you have taken in this Order, ,ihrenah
its different degrees must have convipoS6
you that all who claim TO be Amerioen
citizens have certain important dpliea 9
perform toward themselves and to socieiy
at large, which duties can. in no instspce,
be set aside or annulled without palpq-
L BILE violation OF the dearest rights and
privileges which, as an admirer Of repub-
lican freedom, each and every membSr 1T
our organization would wish 10 enjoy. &
The peculiar formation Of our OfdDf II
such. and its designs SO accord With tho
wishes of its members, that by . system
| of concerted action on the part 81, our
brotherhood, we can bring about . series
tof practical results in our governmental
policy that would in any other liehi -
deemed wholly imprecticable, SimR{Y
and alone it is in vain to contend aReipp1
the hydra.headed monsters Of JesUiiisgl
and Catholicism, but united ID one ceWl-
mon cause, determined to secure The lib4
critics OF our native land at all hazards.pr
perish in the attempt, we cannot fei pl
success. Our cause is righteous onb.
the motives which actuaie us ara aof %
ordinary character, and We tIuSt th6e,no
brother among us viii ever be- found ~
sent from his post in the hour Of sdinf6f, e
The candidate is then Again tekel -
the Instructor, who gives him the. ei6nee
passwords and grips Of this degree. -
Ha nave = dime ~ aho 2A6rafarwu af]efsS
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Molly Stark Council
No 40. Fl Rich-
mond, Va.

This card Is carried in the pockssbde
and !, admits = member into any csaeeil
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there is one secret have retained for some
time against my will
Stowell paused moment. drew the fair
form near him and whispered in her ear.
The shades Of nigh. were not dark enough
to hide the bushes which gathered on those
beautiful cheeks, as the confidence was re.
oeived. The soft hand which had been
taken was not Withdrawn.
The secret was easily explained, for il
belonged only to the heart, it was love, and
what is better, it was reciprocal.
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CHAP,rER iY..

c o NC z . D 3 D.]
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!. o. Libsrality and thsnhfulpess asSshe
bonds Of eoacesd, IS ssi s.....,ss.s s. S.
s .ssi: ssssa
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a PROCLAMATION.


Whereas Information has been received that sundry
fschs, CITIZENS Ofthe United States and others re-
siding therein engaged IN organizing and fitting
cHt military expedition for the invasion of the is
land OF Cuba;
aud whereas the said undertaking is contrary TO
the st and express stipulaons of treaties between
the United States and Spain, dsrogatory to the char
GtteT Of this nation, aud in violation Of the obvious
duties and obligations ef faithful and patriotic citi-
Aud whereas # is the dut3 of the constituted auth
critics Of the United States TO hold ard maintain the
coutTcl of the great question of peace war, and
not suffer the sane 10 be Iawessiy complicated,
dcraUy prctrEce whatever:
And whereas, 30 that end, all private enterprises
of hostile character within the United Stairs
against any foreign power with which the United
States are IL peace forbidden and declared to be
q ElgA nilsdeweauaT by 81 express OF Congress;
Now, therefore, in virtue of the authority vested
by the constitution in the President of the United
States. Do issue this proclamation to all per
that The general government claims i. right
and Gnty nterpOse itself Tor the honor of is flag
gifts Of its czens the national security and the pre-
EcEVatiJn of the public tranquility, from lvha ever
due energy aH those who mindful of their own and
th-lr coUutTY's fame, presume thus disregard the
laws OF the land and our treaty obligations.
earnestly eXhort all good citizens to discoUnte-
nance and prevent any movement IN conflict with
law ald national faith; especially charging the
RAJ dis irlct attorney5 collectors, and other officers
OF the United States, civil military, having law full
power in the premises to exert the same for he puT-
pose Of najura ming the authority ard preserving the
peace OF the Unred St1tcs.
Given 3 er my hand aud seal Of the United States,
e. Wa8hiaEt3n, the thItY-,irsr day CT May,
lsHAL.l Ia she err Of Lord tn Jusand eight
hundred and fifty four, end the seventy
eighth ofthe !adeIendence ,fthe Z States.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
" l. MARCY, Secretary Of State
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE

Bosrox, May 3lss-T TIE case of Burns was resuIn
Cd This morning. The court room crowded and
as crowd outside bad largely increased since yester-
day Hon. Joshua G'ndlo IS, Hon John +. Hale
Weadel Phillips, and Theodore Parker Were in til e
room.
several Witnesses were called by the prosecution,
whose testimony somewhat weakened the evidence
given by the witnesses for the deeEEe, yesterday,
that Burns was ia Boston before the Ssh of March
ts- dsta # his ged escsps. His own admissions
also offered ia evidence by the prosecution, and
admitted by the court, although objected TO ny the
dsirnse.
Mr. True of Richmond was then examined, when
the Gaze for the prosecution closed, and Fir. Dams
commenced the closing argument tor the defense.
SECOND DIsPATCH.
Bos1oN, May 3l,-Tae argument in the case Of
Rurn5 has closed, and the decision been postponed
I'll Friaay next.
Should Burns be given up, i is said he viii be put
% board the u S. revenue cutter Norris and taken
L. Alexandria.
Whittier, the poet, has written letter deprecatins
tue couIse So the rioters.
At the ing of the anti slavery soclety yesterday
i. resolved tat reeistaace 70 s!aveRunters and
saye-cstchers is obedience to God aud II. c. Wrgk'
one Of Tue speakers said he would rejoice to the
commissioner LAID dead on the bencn by dagger IN
the hands of Burns
4 detachment Of 40 marines from Portsmout IA
~ nsyy-yaro, under command OF Capt w. ). Young
has aFFIs hGrA
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUA-

4 LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUA-
IA BILE WOOD, STANDING, AT SYDNERS
POINT AND THE HERMITAGE, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, Slst May, the premises re-
spectiveiy will he sold the entire growth Of WOOD
consisting principally of Oak Pine and Hickory and
suppossd to be from 1900 to 1000 cords, standing
Sydner's Point and portion of the Hermitage tract
lying about miles from the citythe former on the
Yves IN flank-road the latter on the Three-Cbopp
ed Road. An unusual opportunity will be offered in
this sale to Brcknakers and Wood getters and 9TH
ers to supply themselves; and request and invite
all such to examine the woods previous to the day of
sale, and judge for themselves of its great value.
TERMs--Very reasonable, say oneifth cash. for
the remainder credit of g. II, and Is and "a months
for notes with interest added, satisfactorily endorsed
Purchasers to remove the Wood within two years
from LIST Jancery 1855
Sale viii commence at SYdner's Point at q o'clk
?. NJ. precisely. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
mY2t Auctioneers.
u POSTPONEMENT The above sale is post
poned account of the weather, TO SATURDAY
next the 80 June, at he same hour
10
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EXECUTORS sALEOF REAL Es-

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL Es-
~ TATE ON VALLEY STREET.-Pursuant to
the last will and testament of Jesse Maue decd |
shall, on MONDAY, the 9Th June, 1854, at the hour
of 5ociock, sell the House and Lot belonging to the
sectisn of 18th or Valley and Darlington streets
The Lot has front of IS feet on 18th street. and
back average depth of 173 feet within ten
feet OF Adams old Mill Camel, and is now occupied
by mr. Mcdonald and adjo;ns the property of Thos.
Adams. decd
TERMs-One.t third cash; the balance in 4 and 8
months for approved negotiable notes. and title
tanned till the last payment is made.
..- NJ. BATES, Ex'or.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts
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IMPORTANT CABINET CoUNCIL-sPANIsH
AFFAIRS

WAsHIHGToS, May Sat sn early hour, say a
NJ, this noraing the President summoned a special
nesting ct the Cabinet and the members were soon
IA attendance. number OF Senator'S probably
tybYe amongst whom was Mr., Cass we're present, as
stated, By request at the executive mansion about
the same time The council did not remain in sss-
SION more than coupe of hours.
AZ the pews from Boston looked more pacific than
otherwise, it is surmi ed that the COVE recey-
ed important dispatches from Spain. Il, least was
considering matters in tina. connection, probably the
expected proclamation, message of the Presi-
dent. O p a
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
An ORDINANCE-To AMEND THE err

sacti0nQf an ordinance to proride for ertiaguis1.
ing fyes-'passed Sept 5th, 1851"
!. Be it ordained by the Council of the City of
Richmond, that the ninth section of IAN ordinance
to provide for extinguisbng fires" passed September
3th 1871, be amended and re-enacted. as to read
is follows: "lt any minor who is uuder the age of
eighteen shall take hold Of or run with the ropes of
any engine other apparatus for the exfinguishing
OF tres ehall open the doors Of any engine house
there shall be fine for every such offence of not
less than fire more than tlrenty dollars And it
shall be the duty of the Police officers, aud officers
ana wetchmen OF the Night Watch upon view OF
ry such offence committed, to arrest and bri g
the offender before the Mayor or any Alderman Of
the city, who may impose the fine aforesaid and if
any person she'll in any way interfere with the Prin-
opal EngiGeer, or any officer member OF the As
sociaton, in the discharge Of his duty at fire OF
washing, there shall be fine for every such offence
Of not less than doay nor more than ten dollars
2 This ordinance shall be in force from irs passage
my ST. WM. 2. SHEPPARD. C C z
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VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON

" ELCA1L4iI AAsi1h L ENClNfN1 ON
FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN WALL
AND SIXTEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE At
AUCTiON.-Will be sold MONDAY Afternoon.
the 5th June, 1854. upon the premises, common
ct 81 O'Clock, the Brick Tenement on the North
side of Frankln street. between Wall and 10th SITS
now in the occupancy of Mr.. Thomas Otey. The
lot fronts 10 fest and runs back 81 feet.
TERMs-One-fo cash; balance at 4, and -
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
P.S. Inmed iately after the above SALE fsay about
oelockl will be sold on the premises on French
Garden Hill, House and Lot, of which Amelia
Clarke died seized fronting 20 feet and running back
about 200 feet.
Terms at sale. Inv SIt G. & A.