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at cost prices amounts might have been expected 70
furore There only place in NewYok where exquisite
winter Bonnts Beaver Hats Feathers Feather Tfi INNINGS
Artificial Flowers and rich Ribbons actually be purchased
Al rst cos, That place n. WLDEs establishment Nos
20 90 Johnst lie has put down prices in order to give full
employment upward of three hundred hsnis Ia his work
rooms The rush which commenced Immediately after the
OF this fact through the press still continues IN
.ka
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

Tie latest foOtiDgs at Albany. on the State
ticket, look in this wise. 10 the footing of Canal
Commissioner and State Prison Inspector, the
City Of New. York ia omitted:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

CRIsTADORO'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.-Ihis is
the best eoorns Fluid In the world The black and
brown conferred BY Il 70 the hair natures own perfectly
from the natural tnt Sold wholesale aud
Tsisil and applied a. CSsr AooSOs No. AstoE aouss
HAIR DYE AND MISCELLANEOUS cele-
btsted H.IS DyT BY al Acknowledged the best in the world
Sold wholesale or Teie applied IN nine private rooms
W A. BArcHELoRs lair Dye, WIS and Ornamental Hair
Factory, No. 2SS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23
NEW MUslc-From Aubers beautiful Opera

NEW MUsIC-From Auber's beautiful Opera
The sytep a. performed with the estes success Nbos
Garden by Thomas Baker Musical Director and Con-
duetoI; n Ann
Eau with enthusiastic applause
Kind fortune aid now" Bsrearec by ST. A0yn.2c
Beware We Mnidens Ballad, by Msdle Nan 9oc
when the morning In slsdDe Ballad sung by 2oc
Music sent by mail postpaid 49, , ~
HORACE WATERS, No SIS Broadway.
ALBERT ii. NICOLAY will hold his regular semi
weekly Auction Sale of and BONDS THIs DAY Thurs
day az m O'Clock the Merchants Exchange. For further
particular his advertise ment in another column
BARGAINS IN INGRAM CARPETs.-l00 pieces,
all ool INGRAM CARPETS al A. 81 aud per yard which 10
large reduction 10 price. Terms cash GEO. + HYATT
Nos. 4A aud 4i6 Psgrl-,t
THE OPERA SEAsON.-Ladies DESTROYS of hav-
ms their materials made and OF inurng accurate
their respectfully invited 20 the OREsSMAH
DEPARTMENT Of GENINs BAZAAR No 53 Broadwey, IN
der Nicholas Hotel where the most fashionable styles
Of waking Dinner Evening" ard Ball Dresses made
the shortest and with tue regard 10 taste The rich
eat novelties In OPERA CLoAKs always on hand
WINTER CLoTHING-TREMENDoUs BARGAINS.
400 OO worth Of fne Winter Clothing intended for the
Broadway retail trade for sale at hall price, At kvANss
Clothing Warehouse Nos 66 ard 90 Fultoos All ln5aua
banks at so cts Wsshensv fo Eighth ay pat; Lsw
County. 50 cts.
JAMES LITTLE g. Co., MERCHANT TAILoRs,
No 4I2 sh suit made Ia the best
amer Cloths that can't be equaed regards cut ard
fnsh defy any comreors call and examine Tor your
selves
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MRLODEOYs.-Tbe largest assortment of cele-
brated MELoDEoSs tho United States less price than
can be bed elsewhere Among them those OF >. d. a. H. W.
Smiths known make celebrated being tuned in the
eopnl tenn permanent HORACE WATERS No. 33 Broadway.
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WINTER CLOTmNG.-The undersigned VIII
sspsse OF the balance of bis stock Of first quality RgADY1ADE
CLofHEe comprising Overeosts Business Goats Psntaloons
Vests &c WHOLESALE prices, with view Of reenterns The
ne ureses az the Old stand No 23l Broadway the LIST
Of February next, with an entire new stock
WIN. Il. JENNINGS, Nos and Barclay ct.
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JAMES NUs'
No 4I2 BRoAUwAYIf sh suit made in the bes
amer OF Cloths that be equaed regards cut ard
fnish defy any oomrettor) call and examine for your
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SPECIAL SALES OF STOCKS AND BONDS.-The
undersigned will hereafter devote TUESDAY WEDNESDAY,
PRpAY ana SATURDAY special seos OF STOCKS and BoSDs
In addition bis regular weekly auction sales which
place usual MssDAY and THURSDAY at III O'Clock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
ALBERT II. NIcOLAY,
Real Estate aud Stock AuCtioneer.
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1--WE ANp IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
NEW ORLEANS, June l2.-Tne Vera Cruz steam
"r has arrived with City of Mexico dates of the 9TH
tt was rumOred that Santa Anna had rejected the
'adsden Treaty and returned it with amend
Inents.
Great preparations were making to celebrate
; anita Annals birthday, on the 18th, when il was
iam1red he would proclaim himself Emperor.
Nothing further had transpired regarding Alva
rcz
Mr. Gadsden arrived at Vera Cruz on the 81 st.
and was received with unusual attention. He iul
nefiatey proceeded to the capital.
The British ship Challenge arrived at Guayamas
"a the 9th ult from San Francisco with $50 troops
ino'tly French, recently enlisted in San Francisco
by the Mexican Consul. Great excitement existed
At fuayamss because the captain OF the British brig
DIDO had released five prisoners OF Walkers expe
dl.l1p, who were on board the English ship Ethel
bert and being transported under Mexican guard
10 Mazatlan tor trial.
The new Spanish Minister had been formally re
ceived al the capital
terrible hurricane occurred at Mexico on the
i'th, doing great damage.
Siguor Parties, the Minister of Finance had re
'igned account OF i'll health. Alcosta, Minister
OF War, wss dying. Signor Rafael came bearer d
despatehes to Washington.
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CONFIRMATION OF TREATIEs-OpENIN OF
COMMERCE WITH JAPAN-NEW FEATURE
IN THE NEBRASKA RfI.L

CONFIRMATION OF TREATIES-OpENiNGO OF
COMMERCE. WITH JAPAN-NEW FEATURE
IN THE NEBRASKA BILL.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-The Senate IN eAecu
live session to-day, confirmed the commercial
treaties with Uruguay and the argentine ceniedera
tons.
The government. | learn. has received dispatches
from Commodore Perry, fully confirming the state
men that he has succeeded in satisfactorily opening
commercial intercourse between the United States
and Japan
new and important feature seems to have been
discovered with reference to the Nebraska Kansas
bill which leaves in existence an old law OF 1894,
that to all nents and purposes excludes foreigners
from these territories, except by pass port from
the Secretary OF War. This discovery was made
by Mr. Benton, and has produced much excitement
IT, in other words, almost restores the principle OF
the Clayton amendment
bill To amend and obviate this difficulty will
probably he introduced during the present week -
Il is therefore anticipated that the old excitement
on this yexed question will be renewed
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-lt is stated that bill
viii soon be introduced into the House. taking the
local appointments from the Mayor and giving them
TO The President Its success is doubtful
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BY TOLER l. COOK.


~ ton OF decree o the Circuit Court of Henri
CO. msde on the 18th day of May last in the suit OF
Helen King, in her own right and as committee OF
Ann Z. w. King, Lucy King and Rachael w. Ellis,
inson her guardian. ad Iitum, and Peter Y. Daniel
surviving trustee of himself, James Rawlings and
Thomas J. Bullet, defendants-The UNDERSIGNED
Commissioner, appointed for that purpose will sell
at public auction. the premises. beginning at five
O'Clock, on MONDAY, the 10Th day of the present
month the following property, viz the Brick House
ana Lot ana an adjoining vacant Lot, Church Hill
named in said decree; each OF which Lots fronts on
I'tn street 42i feet, and runs back 1872 feet and
bounded, on the North, By the Lot of Philip Court
ney and on the South by that of John Euders estate
The terms of sale are: As to much of the pro-
ceeds OF sale will be requisite TO deay the expen-
ses OF sale and the costs of suit the cash will be re-
CURED and for the balance, three negotiable notes.
each for onethird of said balance, with interest add
ed, aud payable respectively at six twelve and eieh
teen months trom the day of sale the payment there
soU. F'
The improvements of the improved lot are desra-
bic and convenient and the house which il now or
cupied by Mr. Hunt commands remnuernfinp rent
And, in further execution of said decree / shall
immediately after the above SALE proceed to sell pub
eiy, upon the premises. all the rights titles and in
erests OF the plaintiffs in the suit referred to- in and
Marion Hill, known in the plsn thereof now of re-
cord in Henrico county, Number So and bounded
on the East by Fisher street, and on the West nv
scott street, containing two acres more or less be-
ing part OF the property conveyed by Neil McCoul
and wife to Alexander Fulton, Andrew Stevenson
and John Adams
TERMS: One-thrd of the purchase money in cash
and two negotiable notes to the residue with in
terest ADDED, payable at six and twelve months and
secured by deed of trust the property
PETER " DANIEL. JR, Commissioner.
Sale to be conducted by TOLER l. COOK,
Je" Auctioneers.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

latter suspension OF several days, we at last
have Teegruphic message Not less than three
steamers have recently arrived, whose arrival and
whose news we learned nothing of by Telegraph.
This is glorious Telegraphing; and thess brilliant
performances of electricity are likely to continue
IT the people OF Richmond make no effort to estab-
lish a competing Incl
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CoNeREss-TUESDAY.-Mr. Cas- addressed the
senate in favor of the Presidents veto of the indi-
gent insane bill. In the House, the chief feature
was the postponanent of the consideration Of the
Pacific Railroad bill, until the second Monday in
december ue3t, on motion of Mr. McDougall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-15

BALTIMORE MARKET, June 4-FLouR-There
were sales to-day of 800 barrels of Howard Street
Flour at $3.50, and 500 do OF City Mills at S.
White Com has advanced cents. and we quote it
1iaa5 cents, yellow 77as0 cents. In WHEAT there
ia no change viz: Good to prime Wheat 81 90aS2
Do. red 81 55al 90
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NEW LONDON BOOKs-Histo-y .

NEW LONDON History OF
~ the Dominion of the Arabs in Spain Translated
from the Spanish ST Dr. J. A Condo; by Thos J. Eos
Ter; vol. Isl.
History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman EN-
pire; by +. Gibbon; 3 vols-SI
The WORKS Of Tacius, the Oxford translation with
notes: 2vols--S2 30.
The Jerusalem Delivered of Torquato Tasso, trans
lated into English Spenserieu Verse with Life of the
Author; by J. Fl eatfen-Sl.2j.
The Poetry of Science, Studies OF PHYSICAL Phe-
nomena Of Nature: by Ro. Hunt, author of Research
of Light, &c.-Sl25.
Year After Marriage; By T. s. Arthur-25.
The Nazariue, the Last of the Washin gtous n
eveation OF Philadelphia, New York and Washing.
ton, in l844 by Geo. Lippsrd.
Shsnnondale; by Ernma ID. F.. y. Southworth-5O
Rosa Lambert or the Memoir of an Unfortunate
Woman; by g. w. NJ. Reyrods.-5O
Many hundred other English books for sale at
J. w. RANDOLrPS
ie II Boakstore and Pinderv
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Mu,SpER AND ARREsTs.-A man named Jas Dye
ct MCD1nough county, ILL.,, was murdered in hit
bed on the night OF the 9th ult. His wife preach
or named Burrows and man named Rhea, have
been arrested on suspicion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-15

MAYOR CONRAD, of Philadelphia, in his Inaugural
ton speech, on Friday last, said emphaticaly, that
none but native born Americans sober and capable
men, should be appointed to the police department,
and promised to enforce the Sabbath law by shut.
ting up the taverns on that day. These pledges
were received with tremendous applause, and
lutte was fired from the square
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CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE SENATE has passed
resolution to adjourn from July II to October
next.
The House s debating the Pacific Railroad Bill
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYN-
X EYSVILLE LAND, VAL BILE
IN TAVERN STAND, AND OTHER PBOPER-

KEYSVILLE LAND, VAL BILE
IN TAVERN STAND, AND OTHER PROPER
TY, FOR SALE.-The subscriber having determined
to remove to the Southwest viii offer for sale at
public auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of July
next his entire tract Of LAND, containing SIS acres
and lying In the county of Charlotte, Immediately
around keysvle depot, and at the junction of the
Richmond and DanvilIe Railroad and the KeysviIle
and Christiansvills Plank road, 10 miles from Rich
moud. So miles from Dauville, and 81 miles from
Christiansville.
The land is very desirable, on account Of its great
convenience to market, and is highly susceptible of
improvement and capable OF producing the finest
wheat and other crops by the of guano and other
fertilizers
He will also sell his long aud well known TAv-
ERN STAND, which il a large, roomy and commodi-
Gus bu ding; part of it newly erected, with all ne
cessary out-buidings, in good repair.
Also. three good STORE-HOUSES, a BLACK
SMITHS SHOP. WHEELRIGHTS SHOP, and
PRIVATE DWELLINGS, all occupied by good ten
ants.
There is an excellent well of pure freestope water
in histavern ya-d
Possession will be given on the frs. day of Noyem-
Der next
TERMs-One- third payable in cash on the first day
OF November next; the residue qusl in .talments
IN one and two years thereafter. The title will be
retained deed of trust given to secure the de-
Tered payments; also bonds with approved security
For farther information apply to Mr.. Isaac R. Wat
Alns Richmond. Va; to the subscriber, at KEYS
vile, which is his pest Office
je 8-dtd JOHN D. PRIDDY
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The steam Touring mill OF Nesbit Hayes & Fich
thorn, at Lewiston, Pa, was destroyed by fire or
Wednesday last. Loss about SI3,000-insured for
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NEW YORK MARKETS. June l4.-FLoUR-Flour
is firm. We quote Southern at 81 .s7aS9 So
WHEAT unchanged Conn 70 to Soc.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

UTICA, June i3.-Burrough's Hotel, eight mile
north oil this city, was burnt early this morning
Inc loss was fully covered by insurance 10 the Eth
Office Hartford
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CONDITION OF THE OHIO.

WHEELING. June I3-There are six feet of waite
in the channel and falling Large class boats ar
compelled 10 lay up and their places are filled b!
small steamers
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I OST.-Left my house on Church Hill,
IL yesterday morning, in company with am sll
white bow. and was last seen on Mayo's Bridge q
small colored boy Eght complexion low in stature,
had on grey pants and blue Jacket, and named Willis
Allen. III any will deliver said boy to Our House
suitably rewarded. 10 i4-Sts
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SAILING OF THE ASIA.

SAILING OF THE ASIA
New YORK, June 1.-THE Asia sailed to-day a.
noon, taking out Three quarters Of Million Of Dol
lars 10 specie.
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LouTsvILLE June l3-Huston g. Milton, grocery
ana commission merchants OF this city have failed
tor large amount
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- -
BY ALIEN. MOTT & co.

NOTICE.-We offer for sale at public
IN auction, on the 9Th June. all of Property,
ia the county Of Surry, Cabin Point, consisting
of 1882 acres Of Timber Land Saw Min and Fix
lures, four Wagons, Is Mules, and some other Pro-
perty.
TERMS for the Lard m.ds known on the day Of
sale For the Mill aud Fixtures got;able notes at
4 and months, with approved endorsers- Other
property. for all of $50 and UNDER cash; over
that amount, negotiable notes, at months--the
notes to bear interest from date.
: 10 l2- didc2t PHILIPS l. HOPKINS
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FIRE AT THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
RosroN, June ~ The Notch House on the White
Mountains. IN N. Hampshire, totally destroyed
by fire on Friday last
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On the Ct inst the State debt of n Hampshire
Was only S40,996, which is decrease OF S33, 40s
since last year.
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CENTRAL AND WELLL0
BY THOS. w. KEESEE.
lOffice at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl ct.

HOUSEHOLD F URNITURE AT
l. Il AUCTION.-Wiil be sold on THURDAY next
the 18th June, 1854, at the residence of DIR Joseph
Mosby on the Southsde of Clay, between 18th and
5th Streets commencing at 10 o'clock. all his House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, cousittng of the usual
variety including valust parcel of Medical Books
and fne Mahogany Book Case.
TERMS: All sums under $50 cssh; over that amount
four months credit for approved endorsed negotiable
paper By request of the Trustee.
ie 10 THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auet
ADDITIONAL VIII be added 70 the above sale,
FOR CASH, another lot of Standard Medical Works,
nearly new, and of the best binding such as Twee-
dies Medical Library. in volumes Broussai's Cro1.
Phlegmseu Ellotson's Practice, Simpson on Homeo~
pathy, new work, and many others which are worthy
the attention Of physician
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BY ALIEN. MOTT L. co,

IN SATURDAY MORNING, at 10
" O'clock will sell at auction TO close sundrv
consigpnenLs-
$4,000 Domestic Cigars; ar. casks Cognac Brandy:
rup, with other articles
je Is A. MOTT A. CO Aucts
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BY GODDIN u APPERSON.
g M LII FRAME DWELLING ON
~ g rrrv

SODDlN " AffEhSON.
g MA LII FRAME DWELLING ON
~ ADAMS STREET, UNION HILL FORSAL
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY after.
noon. the 18th June, 1854 upon the premises con-
mencing at o'clock, neat frame Dwelling, on the
west line of dam street, ON Union Hil the
residence of DR.. Strecker, now occupied by Mr.. A.
B. Vannerson Terms-One- third cash, balance at
and months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed.
je13 GODDIN l. APPERSON
SEVEN CENTRAL AND WELL-LO-
~ GATED BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC AUG
TION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 18Th day
of June, 1854, commencing at O'Clock, the fellow
ing valuable Building Lots:
Three Lots fronting % feet each on the south side
of Poplar street. extending back 90 feet alley
feet wide, imn ediatey west of the property of Miss
Elizabeth Jane Pennington; in a rapidly improving
section of the CITY.
Two Lots on East 18th and Christian streets, each
having font of q feet and depth of 100 feet to an
alley feet wide.
Two other Lots on the beautiful Hill, a short dis
lance north of the last described property possessing
q commanding view of Richmond the river aud the
country round nbout-each having front of 80 feet;
and extending back 100 feet to alley II feet ide.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months
for gotiabe notes interest added aud title retsp
ed till last note is paid.
jsI3 G0DDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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CUCUMBER PICKLES. bbls Gu
~ eumber Pickles, very supssios articles reed by
yesterdays steamer for sslsby
Jei5 HuLo1 : KING.
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GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND
~ LOTS NEAR MANCHESTER.-On the Path
of the present month, shall sell at public anction
on the premises the following pieces of land iyign
on the Coalpit Turnpike, Immediately on the edge
of the corporation OF the of Manchester, VIZ;
Lot containing q acres, fronting on said Turnpike,
running back.to the river road. The improvements
this lot very valuable, consisting of large
framed Dwelling House and Store House, with other
outhouses, all of which new, having been built
in the last two years. To any person wishing to es-
tablish grocery, this Lot possesses advantages sci.
dom offered. In addition it has well OF excellent
water in the yard and the garden and lot are highly
improved. At the same time and place, | shall al 30
sell another Lot, adjoining the first mentioned, con-
tanning 81 acres.
To any person wishing TO purchase, will take plea
sure In showing the premises
HUNT.
Manchester, June 2, 1854 ie5-hf
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GOFFEE SUGARS.-R. L. Il A. Stu
" arts A. l. c. Coffee Sugars landing from steam
er,lfor sale by
jeij FLANAGAN. STOKES L. co.
A LIENS COrTAGE-Plank Roads
"A now open for the reception Of company. For
an evenings drive plsce Ia this vicinity can COM
pare with il and breakfast, dinner supper can
be had there short notice, with the best Lquors
and Cigars.
jeIo R.w. ALLEN, Proprietor.
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AUCTION sAIus.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION On FRI
\ DAY, 10th inst. at 9! o'clock. large lot of Sc
rety lie Isl r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
EAMILY HORSE AT AUCTION.-On
= SATURDAY, nth inst, at 10 o'clock, at the
large lot IN rear OF my auction store, will sell first
rate Family HORSE, warranted uuexceptisnable in
every respect
Horse cART-Also. new one horse cart
1e ID CAUTunRN
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NEW TEASING are constantly recei-
~ wing by steamers and sailing packets ad di
tions TO stock of Teas, selected by competent
and experienced buyers in the Northern mark cts
from the latest importations and selling at prices
that defy competition.
Those in want of fresh, finely favored Green or
Black Teas, at moderate prices would do well to call
on HULST KING,
is IS Franklin st, near Old Marke ct
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DS@Teg HACKS FOR HIRE
EGM+z-r5-xs-sss have two three very fine Hacks,
with geule horses and careful drvers to hire to fa-
applying at Mr.. Thompson MAYORS stables, on 10Th
street, opposite the United States Hotel.
Families and others needing a handsome and safe
turn out, any occasion, may rely upon being &C
colnmodated b. sending me their orde,s
ie l3-lmk WALTER DIXIE
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From, Denuislown K Cos Circular.I
from Gardeners Circular.

Gardner 8 Co. report less doing in Beef bat price
Gra snd stocks low. Pork is quiet and prices Tathe
4 INWARD Bacon is in fair enquiry and fine quail
: sell readily Short mddes scarce and in nios
.!eusud Shoulders and Hams met with more en-
..4iry No Cheese here. Grecse Butter wanted
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DUMPS PbMPSi!-Ju received at
L my store on 18th St, between Main and Cary, .
other Force Lever, and Doable-scfion PUMPS or
various patterns with brass and iron ylinder which
will sell the most accommodating terms Fer
sons epdng such articles should give mo call.
m, 3I-ts CHARLES II LANGLEY.
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j II =" IN 4 LOH q " TIKI AlEIo, AUCls
TWELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
Vltn INTEREST, hhd lite ftlalued - . : ~
ie8 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts
TAYLOR s WILLIAMS, Aucts.
AnnJTInNAT

IL very desirable Building Lots adjoining the above
very accommodating terms This is good on.
portunity for those of small families obtain des.
able building lots in very healthy situation and
where they save the enormous city tax, and at
the time be within Is minutes walk of the most
business part of the city
TERms-One- half cash, bslance at 6. 70, IS and a
month with interest," title to be retained until last
note ia paid. je Isl T&W