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AlcC.

DIED, at her fathers residence, in this
district, near Waxhaw, on the 2lst Instant,
Miss MARGARET J. II. LtTHEN, in the
nth year of her age. Why one so young,
so nmiable, should he torn from the en-
brace other friends and relatives, and con-
signed to the dust, 10 one Of those myste-
ries of Providence which. our present limited
faculties are unableto grasp. II is our con.
ISOLATION to know that the universe is under
the government Of that ise and good being
Who knows what is best, and who does not
willingly afflet the children of men
w. L. +.
DIED, on the 18th instant, after q short
illness, FIR ANCIS, son of Jane and Smith
McATEEn. aged -four years, seven mouths
and fifteen days. III.
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State of South Carolina
LANCASTER. DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.


Joseph Steele who Is in the custody of the
Sheriff Of Lancaster District, by virtue of writ
of eapids ad Sdtisjdcisnd,0n, at the suit of VIM
G. Steele, having Redin my Office together with
a schedule, on oath, of his estate and effects his
petition TO the Court of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted 10 the benefits of the
Acts Of the General Assembly made for the re-
relief of insolvent debtors. Ii is ordered that
the said William Z. Steele, and all other the
creditors TO whom the said Joseph Steele il in
anywisc indebted, be, and they are hereby
summoned, and have notice TO appear before
the said Court at Lancaster Court House on the
10th day Of October next, to show cause. II any
they can, why the prayer Of the petition aforc-
said should not he granted.
office of Common Pleas, Lancaster District, %
day Of january, 1884.
J. A. STEwMAN
o. o. q u
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~ The friends Of DR. w. C. CAU.
THEN announce him a. candidate for the
Legislature at the easuelng election.
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Jane T. Ward, by next
Frend John Adams,
~.
Elias B. Ward, ct al.
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ESTATE Of Col THOMAS W. HUEY


A Ii Persons having demands against
N the Estate of Col. T. w. HUEY, de-
ceased, are requested aud required TO pre-
sent them to the Administrators in the time
prescribed by law, and those who know
themselves indebted will confer a special
favor by paying of as soon MS convenient,
a. but little Indulgence may or can be ex.
pected. The Notes aud Acrounls due the
Estate will be found at Jacksonham store.
where the Administrators OF their Agent.
Mr., s, A. ROSSER, may be found, at any
time, ready tu wait on such as wish TO settle
J. p DAVIS and .e
yNo. NJ. CROCKETT. Adn'rA
July u, sd 90 St pr.---
sW-The Charleston Courier viii copy
weekly, one month, and. forward account
Up. ID.
INC.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress-.

For Congress-
Tn, friends OF Gen. JOHN MCQUEEN
announce him as Candidate for reelection
to Congress, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce the Hon.
!. W. WILSON. cf Dasliaston, as a candi.
date TO represent this Congressional dIatrict,
at the ensuing elscteh
For ~ Senate
The friends Of CO.. DIXON BARNES
aunouce him asr. Fspdidate fos the next
Senatorial electieA
MANY FRIENDS.
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".tSoLD AT THE EsTABLIsHMESr Of Prof.
HOLLOWAY, 224, STRAND, (near TEaPLE
BARI LoEDoN, and also at his House, In N.
YoRK. OEDERs for Medicines in the States,
addressed, IT. Holloway, New York. will
receive due attention. Sole also by ali res
pectable Druggists and Dealers Ia Medicines
throughout the United States, In Pots, at
a7i cents, 81 eta. apd si so cts each. To
be had Wholesale Of the principal Drug
Houses In the Union.
~ Thare Is considerable saving BY
taking the larger sizes.
NJ B.--Directions for the guidance Of pa
iienss In every disorder are affixed TO each
Sold by p. NJ coHRN 4 Ca.
Nc. 20 Hayae Street Charleston s. G.
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IN RouITY

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Petition 70 subject an Equi-
ty 70 the payment ola legal
Demand.
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tsw- The friends Of w. A. MOORE, Eos:
announce him ss candidate for Rcprssen-
ative In the next Legislature.
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MAGILL g. HEATH.
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=" SCUVIL q MEATE -
.... III Chartres st, N o.
General Agents for the Southern States,
to whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold, also, by Magill g. Heath, Lancaster
C.. II; A, p. Wylie, Chester; Winchester,
Sitt & Co, Munrce, N. c.; Il J. J Hay g.
Workman, Camden
April l8, 81 t.Oct. 1.
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Ma. EpIToR.--The friends of r. g. BAL
LEY beg leave TO announce him ns candi-
date for seat In the next Legislature, and
.obiigs MANY CITIZENS.
Ma. EDiToR Please announce p. T. HAM
Representatives in the Next Legislature and
oblge, MANY FHiExps AND SUPPoRrERs.
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VIII, 70 my opinson serve rather a. warning than
rn p sNs nj TO tread IN the same path.
towusbn ~ , me &C. ct Msich srd 1919 ssntns
ecncation OF the deaf aud dumb
Inc second that Of Al n sth, 1885, making similar
and dumb.
The first than 80 years after the adoption Of
oonstifuton, and the second more than quarter
These were unimportsnt a. to the amount an.
pIorIated and, far a. can ascertain were passed
on two grounds; frst, that the object was charlie
pie one, and secondly, that IL national To sav
that 1t was charitable object Is only TO saw that Il
tent authorty but it more tended 10 show that !,
was proper object of expenditure by the ITnited
states than s any other purely local object appeai-
any Of the States ~ 'ear III
Aud the sasgestion that school for the mental
Q, 'ne aeaf and dumb 10 Connecticut or Ken
.uesy, 70 National object, only shows how loosely
this expression has been used when the purpose was
70 appropriations by Congress It is not
ceWeo now aschool of this character is otherwise
nationat than Is any establishments of reIisious ar
moral instruction. All tn pursuits ofndustry eve
& WINCH promotes the material intellectual
oeihs OF all the race, every of corn or boil
OF cotton which grows Is national In the same sense:
of esch one OF these things goes swell the aggre.
sd nsu1na prosperity and happiness of the Uni
20 say that these things national" as equivalent
TO Federal" SO as to within any of the class
ss OF appropriation for which Congress is authorized
oy the Constitution to legislate.
lts marked point in the history of the Constitu.
Nou, that Wnen IL was proposed TO empower Con-
gress TO establish university, the proposition was
cohhned 10 the district intended for the future seat of
government of the United States and that even
proposed clause was omitted in consideration of the
exclusive powers conferred Congress 80 lee;slute
tor that District. Could more decisive indication of
the true construction and spirit the Constitution in
regard TO all matters Of this nature have been
1t proves that such objects considered by the
convention as appertanug to local legislation only
that they were not comprehended either expressly
or by implication, in the grant of general power to
Congress, and that, consequently, they remained
with the several States.
The general result at which have arrived in the
necessary consequence of those views of the reIa-
tive rights powers and duties of the States ana OF
the Federal Government which have long enter.
tanned, and often expressed, aud IN reference to
which my convictions do but increase in force with
time and experience
haze thus discharged the unwe'come duty of re-
specially stating my objections to this bill. with
which cheerfuy submit the whole subject to the
wisdom of Congress.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WAsRLNGToN, May 8, 1851.
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MORE LARGE FIRES.

On Wednesday morninga fire broke out ON King
street. Charleston, which destroyed several houses
Loss $4,000 to 100000. Fully insured in the
Charleston Offices
OnThursday week fire broke out in Shousetown,
about fifteen miles from Pittsburg, on the Ohio
which resulted in the destruction Of four dwelling
houses and the church of the village.
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Specimens of the new three dollar pieces made
their appearance in Wall street, New York, on
Wednesday The first issue from the mint will be
made on Saturday, when 5000 will be sent to
Washington
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THE MISSING STEAMER. -Advces from the Be
hama Islands to the Goth ult, have been received al
Charleston. No mention is made of any STEAMSHIP
having been disabled in that vicinity. The steame,
seen by vessel arrived at New York, supposed tc
be the City Of Glasgow, was undoubtedly survey
ing vessel.
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Court MARTIAL.-The trial OF Major Wyse, fo
refusing to accompany the troops to California. il
the steamer Falcon, commenced in New York o,
Wednesday. Much interest is manifested in tn
result of the trial
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Three old frame buildings in Division street. New
York. fell with a crash last Tuesday, causing great
CONSERVATION boy named VIM Flynn was kill
ed and two little girls were supposed to have been
buried beneath the ruins
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REFUSAL TO lNTERFERE.-The Governor of New
York refuses to interfere in the case of Hendrick
son, the murderer. The execution will therefore
take place to-day
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AUCTION eA1.na
FUTUKE D7YS
bf GoDDIN APPERsON
VALUABLE PRIVATE ruy1zr -

VALUABLE PRIVATE DwrTr ,ur,
AND VACANT LOTS IN THE cIrv ~ :, Z
nslIsgllHMOND, AND HOUSEHOLDS FTyRNITar,vu |.
roH sALE AT ATCTION.--At the rem ~ {,
osnrge Taylor ESQ., Who has renewed to III 80 2,
rs.;s nom Qnarter King William county, the
necessary furniture shall sell at public anctian
on sas me premises MONDAY. the sfh day Of NAV
,aos far not the next fair day, commencing 4,
cock, MS large and conveniently arranged rem
ssIce 70 the city of Richmond, with the land at
r. @ hereto bounded By Cary. 5th and 9th streets
re. On otn street. running bsck 1870 feet to an sley
os,snce OF the ground on 5th and 9Th streefs Will
" osded INTO suitable building LOTS plat of which
can bs seen at our Office s''
=. ne ABOVE real estate being 80 well known fur.
toeI description Is deemed unpec esrarp- aure II n
say. that the dwelling was built nany yesrs $50 ~
aia ne Joseph Marx. ESQ., cost Of nearly AT
wv and at the time it was purchased b,y NJ .rIa,
me year 1872 he spent about $1,000 ia epsirs and
improvements. - 'sfai1s auu
Ho1 commencing at o'clock, will be sold ali the
.;enoio Furniture now in the said dwelling con.
r,a1s OF very large assortment some of uhirb 4.
~ ne" and OF superior quality
reTmptoIily made VIM De Pc
baianss; For the dwelling house ope.fourtr, s.,,.
able half I'VE years for bonds bearing interest," nsv
vacant IL. secured by trust dead For ,bs
rbraa 80 une-fourth cash; balance at orc ,svn 81
cured nv .rn. sosiaols notes, interest added Sc.
credit of six Inonths for III . VIII PC 80 q on
that amount cash. ' sums over so; under
GoDDIE L APPFRsoy 49,,
MAS " Krrsrr Azure Ar viii &c conducted BY Tho.
VIII be sdded TO the sale of f,r.,..
In good order; one Piano; one new sns one organ
ny1 T. w KFTssien
- f. Arr
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
BY ALEX. MOTT & co.

AUCTION-Willb be sold at public auction, on
bic LOTS adjoining Chilses, near the town of Bow.
ling Green.
The situation of the above Lots will be fully do.
scribed upon the prem,sesen the day of sale.
TERMs-One third cash; the residue at 4 and 8
months. to be secnred by notes with good erde, sers
paid. LOTT HIGBY
Sale to be conducted by
my 24t MOTT CO. Aucta
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KENT. PAINE { KENT.
SARGO SALE ON CTTnsp AYR, rr<.
BY GODDIN { APPERsON.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT

" IN ALOADLE BUILDING LOT
FoR SALE sf AZ ssS AMD ss -
sold GA FRIDAY AFTERNooN. the sth May. 1854 4
v vpun me psemses ccnmencns az O'Clock that
z1d and Srd streets adjoining the residence
OF the late Sablett MeGruder fronting 67f feet rn
purchasers The beautiful position of tbis Jat sa
the agreeable neighbor hood around IL, recomsnepds
r wn4 assre 20 purchase most valuable lot
ior ouiiotns private residences on.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at A a and 10
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
.oia s.0lmmsdistsly after the above sale, viii be-
| Terms st SALE wv u
apps tbs
r S-.tmmediately after the fo,syo;n, s.is A. AL,
De so,a saas very valuable Building LOT at the cor.
Ser g Nam sna 4th streets fronting A. fset on the
of 4h street. 100 feet adoinins on "a. me =
dcnce of John Freeland, Esq e --As'' sA.' Aes'
This is of the most Desirable bp;la,n. ro. g.
its size, to be had in this city -e''' W.
TERMs-Liberal.
Immediately after the above sales will be- Nd
very valuable Building Lot the West line If ID
between Main and Cary streets fronting thereon "a
~ ne Ell IaU feet deep with the privilege of using
IEsMs-one third Cash. four and eight mouths fer
myS e. l. Anal.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
FOR SALE AT AUCTION viii be sold On Fri.
DAY the 9Th day of May 1884 upon the premises,
commencing at Al O'Clock P. NJ, that very valuable
huidng Lot, at the corner of Franklin and 4th sts
fronting 81 feet on the Souih line of Franklin st'
running back on the West line of 4th street. 100 feet
more or less. to an alley Is feet wide
This Lot will be divided, if required 90 as to make
two building lots of So feet each The location and
convenience OF this Lot recommends 1t to those who
may be disposed to build, whether for their own use
orto rent out, as 1t is in excellent neehborhood
and quite convenient to all the and OF
n Ifxy rtrynrf o.I.-
| thus affording fine opportunities for draiuage &c
TERMs-One-fourth cash: balance at 6, II and Is
months tor negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed - '>'
sp22 GODDIN A. APpERsON Ar.,.
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PEMOVAL.-SAM'L SUTHERLAND

PEMOVAL.-SAM'L SUTHERLAND
IL respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has removed his GUN and PISTOL STORE
from his late stand, opposite the Banks. to house
opposite Eagle Square, in room No. 1872, which has
been handsomely fitted up especially for the accom-
mediation of himself and his patrons, and where he
is now opening a and splendid assortment OF
GUNS PISTOLS, CUTLERY. CANES, FISHING
TACKLE. and all kinda of Goods desired by South.
farmers and housekeepers eenerallyall of which he
offers at reasonable prices. by wholesale or retail
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully invites
his friends and customers to call and him at his
nsoS s'ard. ap 6-ifIm
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WASHINGTON, May 5, 1854.

20 The Governor OF Pennsylvania has signed
the bill consolidating the several railway lines be-
tween Baltimore and Sunburg Pa. under the gen
eraltitle of the Northern Central Railroad Com
panY.
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OBS FOR SALE-On Franklin, Grace
~ and Broad streets Just beyond the Western line
of the Corporation Those on FIR ,nku and Grace
Streets are beautiful sites for dwelling houses Those
on Broad street are better stuated for stores As
that part of the suburbs of Richmond Is being rapid
~ baiit up this property must soon become very
liable. Appy DR.. J. N. BROOKS,
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WHITE LEAD, Linseed Oil, Painters
w Color. Brushes, &C.. for sais by
my3 CHAs. MfLLSPAUGH, Druggst.
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Sale to be conducted by Wv '
ap % TOLER & COOK Ar,.

ap 25 T0LER COOK. Auc.,
TRUSTEES SALE.-On SATURDAY.
4 the 9Th day of May, at 4 O'clock P M, shall
sell publicly, on the premises under Deed of Trust
the improved LOT on 18th street, between Frsnklin
and Grace fronting on 18th 90 feet, running back
lS2 feet improved with Brick Dwelling with 7
rooms and Kitchen, and formerly owned by John
Morris, deceased. The title is considered beyond
question, but shall convey as trustee only
TERMs-One-third cash; balance in equal install.
ments at and IL months, bearing interest and title
retained till last payment. -
JOHN w. FERGUSON. Trustee,
Sale to be conducted by
sp 25-td TOLER & COOK Annette
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AUCTION sATins.
FUTURE DAYS.
~ BY THOMAS w. KEE SEE.
SSmce q Geo. Sumuersa No 50 Paarl so

FUTURE DAYS.
to~ BY THOMAS ". KEE SEE.
"ce q Geo. J. Summers, No. 50 Pearl ST.
TO CLOSE A CONsTGNM15NT.-wa,
9Th A ing n :, q Ct auction, ON MONDAY next Nav
the ,iLaeck A. NJ. the crockery store 81
Thos. r. PRICE, 70 r - Main street. snd opposite
WARE. surh 81 So.'s. great variety or WILLOW
c&Rsis S5isss; c "a Tsss BASKET. 3.
Ers and TX KEE s1sss bound TUss CHuRNs. BUCK
xanSsr " sRiss and Sugar BOXES. with other
Paint Whitewash and other BRUSHES.
4 few handsome China TEA SETS
., One superbly gilt aud decorated China nINrrp
SERVICE-22t pieces oiNNEH
One white China dolls pieces
One white Granite do, all new styie.
VINE YiNNsL 81 Plain and Cut Glass TuMBLERs and
DDECANTERs; LAMPS
S eia. LEMONADEs; CAsToRs
ram and Cut Glass BOWLS
Covered Glass BUTTER DISHES, with var;...
Oh other goods In the China and Gless.wsre lins.
TERMS: All sums under 500 cash: over that NJ
nonths credit for approved endorsed gotiabe pa.
s Sal conducted by n,,a.
A uCIION SALE OF HORSES, LUM.
- bEK STABLE. CARPENTERS SHOP &c
Intending to Gloss our present business ,pe iii sSn
a. PUBIC auction, the 10Th dav of Nav cornrne1c
Jug az 4. coek az orr Saw MIL in Nj sncbes-er n
Iires lol OF ~ MBFR, cfnesry all grades - ~ and
lengths, which will be sold TO suit purchasers 'A"
WAGON; 8 HoRsaas5s sfaB,r
TERS SHOP. ~ anu oatf EN-
ALSO,
WI be gold or leased. the SAW MILL
The bu dings are ground leased from lie Tr,,.sas
Of Msne hester. o- 'i'' trustees
Terms made known ct sale,
All persops indebted to the concern lii %S "a
come forward and pay up. VIA p'ea'e
10y --4- B.&Fi
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A
WANTED-For the Va. Sweet Snrino..
w frst-r.,e COOK and Ashland. s.ci ! ~
n ny CH AMBEB MAIDS; slss. frnt.rste CHAM
hEk-MAlL, who can come well recommended n
,Al:o a WASHER AND iiRosER, to remain ia
me S'.y, either white or ccored. for the remainder
my5 WINSTON POWERS.
WANTED-An active and able bodied
immeais,slst 20 act as porter to our store. Apply
my ! EoeLEsroN. FITZGERALD /. CO.
WANTED.-We are in immediate want
OF aeeod COACH PAINTER, to whom Hbe-
s' hoSksYT M b sS co
BOARD WANTED.-A gentleman and
family. residing not more than Ave minuta,' walk
Non, NO q, Eagle s5uare Main st Address b. W., Box
pAINTERS WANTED.-Six Journey
- men PAINTERS can find employment and good
No. Ss sps e. at oh'' M'l''p'ash'' Drug store
my25t+ JONAS COHEN
WANTED-A healthy WET NURSE,
w with fresh breast of milk
mv2lw Corner sth and Carv streets
w AN L E d. wish to hire by the
w month or for the balance of the wear. GOOD
Carriage DRIVER HENRY C. CABELL, 'a
Office doors below the Exchange Bank
EOURNEYMEN TAILORS WANTED
~ +. d. y #. d. BROCKNAN. Chsr,oftesvills
W,sn 10 eg ploySiiuued ately, four good COAT MA
nEha. Constant work and good wages will he CIV
en. my 5t*
GEkVANT WANTED.-The Subscribers
~ are authorized to purchase hire MAN SER
fANI, faithful and honest, WHO will be willing TO
go Mug William For such liberal price viii be
my ct GODDiN & APPERsoN.
A
OAiNTERS WANrED.-Fiye or SIX
ssnd fain'e 8 can get employment by appiyinp
at he Danviiie Depot, or to
ap 70 VIM ELAN
WANTkD-For the balance of the yesr
w a coed COOK, WASHER and IgoNFR-
FOR si'ch as can come well recomrne Bded fsrnT;ca
wiz 9e gwen, JAS ID ELLETT,
w A N L l. D.-25,G Railroad SiIls.
w CT white or post oak, seven feet six inches
end 60 be barksd ard smoothly hewn on two sides. to
be inches thick. The end of the stills TO be emf Off
square; to be clear of bad knots rot wind-shakes or
other defects calculated to impair their siren 9Th and
durability. The said stills to be delivered AFT the denot
in Richmond, the line ofthe road between Rich
mond or Fredericksburg and to be placed by the CON
tractor convenient to be loaded the cars to be in
spected by the superintendent or oyeerssers of the
road The price, 40 cents per sill at months per
cent of for cash. None will be received under size
w. n. BRAGG, supt. of Road.
March 22d, 1854. NH q
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THIS DAY


L BY ELIAS HALF
~aosoneof ma Commission Msrehsnt los Hean a
His EVENING. at Z 10 O'Clock. / will
~ FL ny cessofus lsrss and SPLENDID Iot q fsoId
go aAenEo, sons Of the finest uelu fsefnreS n
a. - 1a5fing esses, Of over - diIsrsnt nsl =
Sn.ss,u oic Foe. Vest and Guard Chsina SILVER
So sorks Butter and Rrsif Kniyea PIsfeS re-
eastors ke. together with large snI $500
Tment OF jEWELRY and FANCY COZ, ne
COW ready and the goods open fpr
.ra-.l sss.-AH sums under eie0. cash over th..
paper. on'ns efedH for approved endorsed
Ef aIIsIe warranted Is represented
INV iAS HALE, Auc. and Com Merchant
106 Main street
sf KENT. PAINE KENT. :
AnGo SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
wharf Raci.,,. FRIDAY, she 5ti inst At Lsdisms
ss th. = 81 ~ commanding u 10 o'clock We Win
49, .ne ssHo o. ne schr. Rainbow, from New Or
40 hhds. superior refined SUGAR
20 90 PRIME do
~ 40. Ian do,
70 btss. steam refined golden SYRUP
el9s do prime retailing MOLASSES
~ half bbls. do. do.
The above were selected expressly for tai. mar.
ket and are of superior quality. t-'as-
RVS KENT. PAINE KENT, Auct..
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r EAUTIFUL COTTAGE pre-,

u a U TIFUL COTTAGE REc1
S 0 I DENCE ON TIN ST. NORTH OF LFIor
oIfEET; FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIiII 70 -
SOD on wednesday. the 10th day of May 1854
tne premises, conmencing at O'Clock, that ysyv
neat ana retired Italian Cottage residence just erec
street, nearly opposite the CITY Spring Tba FL
fronts % feet runs back $50 feet This Cottage has
70 rooms, with tre-places to 10 of them and nsbeJ
n very neat and tasty manner. The Situation ~
tne pace lts quiet and retired yet Convenient ;oca
a. inc business parts Of the city, make it alto.
ohI Oh the most desirable residences now in
Household Furniture will be sold. foei VI Inc
Terms accommodating, and made know, Of e..
hour of gale. 0 A''"o At the
auZ7 GOnnIN
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GopDIN & AppERsoN. Auct,,
prick STORE AND DWELLING n

PRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON
I - MAIN BETWEEN path AND 18th sTs
THURSDAY afternoon, the Iltb NAV 49, 500 on
me premises, commencing at d O'clock that
9te stand on the South side of Main between
E B. Anns. 0S~upaucy OF mr.
The Lot fronts Is feet, and runs back I57 fact r.
alley fes wide 400 ieet 70 an
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at q 8 ana q
mouths for negotiable notes. interest added sscn.S
by trust deed, or title retained 'ee'i Gu
ap2 Fl GODDIN APPERS0N ar,I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-05

MACCARONI kept constantly on hand,
1y1 and for sale by
my5 A. Z. MOORE, 1870 Broad ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-05

w AN IED-FOr the balance of the wear
agood COOK, WASHER and IRONER.-
or s'ch as can come well recommended fair price
viii be given. JAS ID ETf,FT1P r. ''e
ap u General 4 gent and Com, q Merchant