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A MuRpEREa CAuaHr.-We learn from

a MURDERER CAUGHT.-We learn from the
Florence (Ala) Gazette of the 18th that Thomas Lille
Nicks, who some time since brutally murdered a Mr.
Rose whom he had hired move him to Belefone for
his team has been arrested and conveyed Huntsville
for trial Nicks committed the murder while his victim
asleep, wrapped him up in bedquilt and dragged
him distance from the and then took
Of bis wagon and team and sold them Florence The
brothers of Rose got the track of the end and
traced him to Oxford Miles, where he has arrested He
made resistance and his wife drew on the officers
pistol which identified the property of the muir
dered man Some ed-cothing also found in Ncks's
possession which recognized Roses property At
Oxford the feeling against the prisoner so great that
there talk Of taking him out and hanging him
to the first limb.
The Gazette says that good deal of such feeling
walls In Florence and gives the following brief history
his msdeeds, which true should cut him off from all
human sympathies
In Georgia he accused of killing bis wife and
and afterwards marrying his wifes sister
He was compelled to flee the State of this
port BE removed from Georgia to Tennessee but the
report followed him and 1t reached him in his
new quarters he employed Rose to him Arkan.
sas, but killed him the road took possession Of his
wagon and team and sold them in Florence He was ar
rested in Oxford Miss and will soon terminate his wicked
career at the galiows,7
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n. o. AND G. N. RAIL.oAD. Those who
have Interests connscted with the jackson Railroad will
do we'll to note the change of time in the running Of the
trainsa change rendered necessary by the increasing
business Of the road Over 5000 bales Of cotton are to be
brought the read during the current month We
understand that the travel is increasing in a commen
surate ratio
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Curtains, Esansasks, G0ag1etiatg.
NO 10 CHARITIES STREET.

B The undersigned have in store and arriving daily s
lection Of SILK and WoRsTED DAAIAsK ROPES, PRINTED
HASTINGS, WoRsTED, COTTON aud WoRsTED DAaAsEs
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, CoRNICEs GINPs TAssEIs
CORDS, CURTAIN BANDS TRIMMINGS, etc.
VELVET TAPESTRY BRUSSELS BRUSSELS TEIH PLY and
INGRAM eARPETlNG, TABLE and PIANO COVERS, TABLE
LINEN, LINEN sEEETING, TOWELS cRIIMB CLOTHS HIJcs
MATS. etc.
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS, CHINA WARE BRONZE; Pa
PIER hACHE, SILVER PLATED WARE MUSIC BOXES e,g
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY FURNITURE, IRON FuRNt.
TDRE, etc.
~ In calling the attention OF the pnblc Fur
nishing Articles would state Just opened and the
being fresh and Of zsposon sell cheaper baa INV
other house In ihs city for cash Satisfactory paper.
n20 2p6t ROBINSON & oLRoYD
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n. e. o. AND G. W. RAILROAD road ia
nov far Lafourehe Crossing distance Of Ga
miles We happy 10 it ourihing. and call atten-
tion 10 the change advertised in another column.
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!. PIkNes.--H. II. Hewitt. SO Camp street., has
received fresh assortment Of pianos Of the best
his stock equal to any in the market
Bee bis advertisement,
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zwassfea,
Greet attraction

Great attraction.
E8 The uupersigued will offer
~ MONDAY, .NOVE.MBER 20 -@
500 yards RICH PLAID SILKS, mt Is cents per yard;
500 :. RICH WIDE BRoCADR, at 81 per yard;
400 :. HANDSOME MOURNING SILKS, al 81 per yard;
coo :. SUPER WIDE glaze SILKS, al 81 per yard;
$50 . STRIPED BRoCADE SILKS, at 81 per yard;
sso . BLACK SATIN STRIPE, YARD WIDE 81 per yard.
pieces BARNsLEy sHEETING at 50 per yard
20 . HEAVY 50 LINEN DAMAsK, at 81 per yard.
We receiving per Black Warrior splendid lot Of the
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Ensbroidsa,ies, St,ks. 10,

Ensbs'0feses'ies, Sssks, Etc.
LAT THE...
G H ZAP STo RE,
RSh CAMP STREET. 2S
HARRY sells Embroidered 50 cents 70 d, each
HARDY sells Superior Plaid Silks from eb cents 81 par yard
HARRY sells Plain Mousens de Lame Is per yard
HARDY sels Plaid Mouselns dc Lame Per ward
HARDY sela Fine English Merino at 30 per yard.
HARDY sells Superae French Merno at yard
HARDY ssls Real Satin Dsmask, "a. at rs yard.
HAuBY sells silk Linen DanRss, 8a u per yard.
HARRY soils Anscan Prints fast color from ror yard
HARDY sss Rich Embroidered Ghssss and sesvss Valencia
Thread and Honitop Lacss; Embroidered Skirts equally
lew prices. z-.l5-
ES The lades respectfully invited call examine large
and we'll assorted stock. 5..5
HoRACE HARRY, No. 1856 Camp street,
nit spist Nearly opposite St. Palriaks Church.
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.F.eeU Store.
NO. 50 COMMON STREET, OPPOSITE vEgANDA
HOTEL.
E We would particularly call the attention city country
trade to large aud fresh supply ofyIRA MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO comprising variety together with assortment of
pounds and Of Missouri kentucky TO
BACCo. Ss
ALSO -.
SMOKING TOBACCO of every description Mler,s, Goodwin,
Watson and Smiths Fine Cut Chewing ofedun
and low priced CIGARS. .s
10 city retail deaes we offer great and solicit
their attention to Stock.
AiT apst ]. A. BoRDUzAT Il co. IS Common street,
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DAILY CRESCENT.
nun NEW ORLEANS DAILY GRESG GENT,


0FEY0E NO, 10, GAEP sTREEE
asryed u Snbshsrs this city early honr
$500 unaay $a in aiyanee payable
y M ass 81 10 eeats payable tie csrrier
THE CIRCU LATI0N @
~ Weekly il such as TO eaef desirable
" r,sSiaua q Adssfisers ~ 4Sy
FAMILY PAPER
this hemus eitissnr anu
families ay adyanaesaay ssvsasd in
ans No paper the circRAies extsnsy anienS
F fsraief. x -, ,,x = =. - 4 &s75e 8a
= u invsc The attention patronage Of the public
~ ss = gxe or 4 RrIsf rs $50
al Ten Lines insertion, in aicats- NJ ~
o. 4e charged earn Day.
made with those who advertise oy she yshof
fox shorter Time -, y uuh;shaa - ,,n.b ana
All not uisrkea Wiii Us Paosnsu en'
charged &ceofdinKiy I'LL Ia If
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
hshsd sssy Monday morning for - invariably in ad
no CORRESPONDENTS. VA
No. Anonymous articles viii not be published-e known
real name satisfactory reference is required in CONN
delcs al i guarantee against imposltion.
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KEavana cigars, Lear Tobacco,

Mariana Cigars, Lear Tobacco,
Etc. Etc.
B The undersigned have TERMS
splendid CIGARS carefully selected from the best
manufactures in Havana, viz:
mperiales Regaa Regaa Chica, Regaa Londre Bevas
Prsnsados har Trabucoa Medanos Cndrhdos
gusri'os, Forfna. Entssaco etc.. the following choice
brands:
Tntmidad, ~ '"-. .- 5.t
midas, -w@=" +-g"s-., ~ -'..-.. '-s'
Espanoa, -.-.
Flor dc las Casolinas,
yolnntad, ~ -."- @.+-- s. T..
Esq., FL Conyinio, -
Mar Paciheo, 3'.E.'
of. 5o Zanuela, .. -.@ .~..: g.. I=@o
Bueno Hoia. ..
Cervantss,
-# ~ I=a g f. Escocesa, -.O.
Empire City,
La ebay,
@"# i Yuiato,
Ambroas
Engenuidad,
..r.. .s5.... {. 5... ..z Nieotiana, ..
KiSoI
.. "l .. - Candida,
5@@ .t~". .m3.. ~4.. Fayaba.
Puntualidad.
..".. %9 "- Crusade,
.aeaz9.r as ....AIso.... Lsgi.ma, eto.
50 bales Havana and Cuba Leaf TOBACCO.
10 bbls PIcADURA. aMM.s..@ .4g... M,N
Is boxes sWERTMEATs.
MORENO BROTHERS,
nit spst sA -5 =E No. "a Old Lavee strset.
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Safe on. Resss.

~ Upon accommodating terms, splendid SECOND H N
ROSEWOOD PIANO. manufactured by T. Gilbert Co.. --
For particulars enqur at ths office.
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E- Six hundred and fifty boxes WHITE, YELLOW and BRO
in store and for sale by
mao spst s. DE WISER co. IA Magazine str
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Ea Forty Logs of cbsics MAHOGANY, landing 81 brig
from ST. Jaeo dc Cuba, aud for sale by
nso 9p6. 8. DE WISER Il co. "a Magazine Atr
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tent Truss Rupture Rsmsdyis relief
the OF all RupureB. good apply
propstorh establishment ST. Charles street, inquire
Dr. Sherman. For further parsular advertisement third
apply descriptive pamphlet ly
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Choice Mahogany.

E sixytwo bags prime CUBA CoFPEE, landing per brig
from St. Jsgods Cuba, and for sale by
mao 9p6t s. DE WISER L co. "a Magazine sh
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA. MAY L. l0S

ALEXANDRIA, May Is, 1854.
Circuit Conrt-SaIe of Real Estate-Youne
Mems Christian Associatiom-Roaydvl
Marshall House-Rrrisors.
The Circuit Court commenced its sprins
term here yesterday, Judge J. w. Tyler or
the bench. Most of the Alexandria bar were
present, but excepting r. E. Scott, Esq, o.
Fauquier, noticed no strangers Little bu
sines was TRANSACTED, and that confined to civil
cases Of no public interest
Sales of real estate on Saturday az follows
BY g. White, two story brick dwelling and
lot, 81 feet inches by 1913 feet, on Water
street near Prince, SIS 600, D. r. Blackjack; 8
two story brick dwelling, IL by 60 feet, on
Fairfax street near Prince, $3.50, Il Chatam
2 two story frame dwelling On Prince neal
Patrick street 20 by 100 fee, 81 900, A. J
Fleming; brick dwelling ard lot. Y feet by
81, on Duke street near the depot, 81 500, MIR
Iammersly. By S. J. McCormick-a two
story brick dwelling and lot, al by 81 feet
on Oronoco and Patrick streets, $500, Mr.
McColnb. Sales yesterday, s. j. McCormit k
auctioneer, all withdrawn. By e. White
| frame dwelling and lot on St Asaph stree,
near the Jail, 81, l25, tn Mr. Newman. At all
these siii11ss largo amounts Of property were
| offered and Withdrawn there being evidently
many more disposed to sell than to buy at thu
present rates.
The Young Mems Christian Association me
according to announcement at their rooms Qrte
Dyson's HalD on Saturday evening. A vigor
Gus reorganization was agreed upon, and the
following gentlemen chosen officers viz L. P
Bayne, President; W. W. Williamson, D
funstien, and j. +. Andley, Vice Presidents
q ID. Wilmer. G. Secretary; S. Scott, r. Sec
Rotary; Z. SnOwden, Treasurer; p Bayne
Librarian; r. Ashby. w. A. Harper, W. IL
I. NJ Mccormick, C.. W. Ashby, G. W. Davis
Z: T. Wilmer, and c. II. Lee, Standing Com
mittee.
On Sunday afternoon, party of vaSabond.
from your city, commenced maltreating som,
| inofensive negroes on board the steamer
Union: The Captain intcrfered and soon ICON
quered peace"
The management and proprietorsaip of thu
Marshall Souse has been transferred from it,
present host, Mr.. S. P. Sanders, to Messrs Rob
| erts and Plummer, the latter late Of the War
fenton House.
The Revisors of Assessments were in sessio,
| all day yesterday and met again this morning
AMI
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ny On e e d SCOTT. Auctionesrs.
NALU ABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION -
IN FRIDAY, the 10Th instant we shall sell.
AZ o clrck m on the premises
L'ta Noe 5, g. and :, in subdivision OF sousrs osl
at the corner of l4th az d NJ sts
Al o, Lot No Z. in Square 247. near the corner o.
IAN AMI streets, fronting so feet on north L. 100
ieet deep, to wide alley.
OTIS Nos a and IS. in Square 2is, fronting On
1jh, tetween X ana L sts
Lot N. IL, N square s.2.
lots Nos - and 80 in Square al6
between X a d l. SIS north
tie sbose de crib property Is situated in III.
most leva'ed. healthy. ard desi abe part OF the
~ oeirg u thu imu ediate viciIity of the Franklin
SITES
Ire sals VIII commence on Lots Nes. S, 8, and :,
Terms liberal, and made Emo IN ct sale.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Ha' io-o Auctiopeers
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WASHINGTON, d c., SPRING RACES.
COLUMBIA RACE COURSE

Ato-rd7sdTs Bfg, Va.
{'dE SPRING RACES over the bbove Opurse vi,
l. c"mmeuce on the FOURTH TUESDAY In Nav.
'eat, aud continue throus hont the week
fTa Day-TUEsDAH, May I'D. Sweepstakes free
or al horses owned in Maryland, District of o.
I'm bia ala v .inia. " eight for sxe
Entrance $Z5, with purse Of $50 added by the
'ropietor.
S'e heats. three or more % make a rsre
$50 IN .n-diatsy after the sweep-take p.ce q
Hr' o. 500 vi BE- gve., free for AL trottius horsas
u ana repeat. q harness
.reco'd Ddg-WEDNESDAT, May 24fh, Purse of
>iuO Vile heats. b"st ia s.
Third Doy-THURsDAY, May 25th, Purse 81
800. I've mile heats.
Four mile heats.
Entrance for Purses Is per cent. TO be made with
tue proprietor the evening previous TO tie race IN
81 cases three or more to make q race two 70 start
TIE races 70 be governed Ly the ruies of the Rich
nond Course, Virginia
Abundant stsbiing for horses viii be provided
nee OF expense on the grounds
having completed the Enclosure Of the TRACK spyf
maze otner improvements on the place. the Prrprie-
or informs the public that nothing will be found
santns on his part to give satisfaction to those fond
o lne sPor. CYRUS MARTIN,
af i"-h1 intMay2@ Proprietor
lhlchmopd Enquirer, Va, Marlboro Gasette Md
and Alexapdria Gazette will copy opos ner - ~
forward hills to rhis nf}ica
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AUCTION SALES.
y !. @. MCGUIRE, Auetsoneer.

BY J. @. McGUIRE e, Aueesoneer.
ELEGANT SIAN or HORSES. COACH. AND
Il Harness 90 TUESDAY ssternct n. May l6.
{ 4 o'clock. in front of my auction Rooms, shali
Il an ex"ell. span OF dark ray Horse, seventeen
lands | ign. and Of most comm rdipe figure and &C
on. = year. old, warrants pr f-ctiy round ami
ind In sny harness drive beauti uly-t g~ther or
!ng'v-vao t.ot eight miles hour SIDE by side,
no ofi' th'ir tura' gal, and farter hen want
ID. linz. p: itaf ard proud travel-rs ard rerfe tly
managenbls In every respect. a'e in fae, h-sltbv
cnndi'ion snd Thoroughly sccimated. nee from ell
trick asd insder ny eompet-ps ju 'ges b be as
fne II pal. Of horses his there are In the cJunt:v
We hns Czech ard Harness, built t. order by
Coils L,vr rc-, N. Y ana coat 81 $50
The .bDfe es.abl;si ment sofa tor no fault what
yer, bring thu pF"pe' ~ Of th- Hon. VIM. ID. twin
who has no faI ther f1r It
Those in want viii frd this en- opportunity tn
ourch sss that Sci tom fccu-s Further p.reculsrs
nav be obtained on spp rat,nn to The Auct,oneer
Sale positive. Terms q. sal.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
NAV I'D
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THE STEgEoscoPI This beau,if i instrument
and wonderful beautiful-has been seized upn.
by the Dsguerreoty pists, simplifed, and put TOR
the public for general adoption, On viewing tn
application of it to Dsguerreoype pictures it is hars
ing is the result produced The object Of vision see,
through the etereosoope il no longer q picture; i
has ali The lineaments, aud peeularities, and pres
encs OF the living subject, only less in size Tn
completeness with which this is done must be see,
to be believed. The only place that We know of j,
eha city whore S.ereoscopic Dagaerreotypes can b
procured j. WRIrEEUBsT's, on Penn ylysnia aveuu.
Inc world is indebted t. Professor WHEArsroyE 70
this beautiful invention, which equals, in fact wha
Bacok.
The beautiful Dagnerreotypes described above
are daily sold at WHITEHUasT's GALLERY, Pennsyly.
MIA avenue near ~ street.
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ID 4 Il u

In this city. after short illness of pneumonia nj
O'Clock ON the morning Of the 10Th instant, USAN
BORROWS, aged 81 years.
The deceased came with her father, tn late Jos.
:orrows, on the removal of the Offices of the Ma
'0nal Government from Philadelphia tn this city,
and has resided ever since among u.s. She lived tG
see wis; was then mere wilderness convert. into
large city. She Was for many years professor OF
religion. and at the time IF her death n member OF
The Shiloh Baptist Church. She died i'm the mid. :,
OF her family, for whom she had lived and SACRIFICED
witt noble generosity the prime of her life, in Tn.
full possession of all her mental faculties strong in
faith and full of confidence Of blessed immortality
TO- Her friends are respectfully Invited 70 attend
her funeri without further notice, on T'h,irsda,
next at O'Clock, p m from her In u residence or
street north, between 9th and 10Th streets west
On thu 18th Instant, JOIN w. sIMoNrON, aget
about IS years, formerly a citizen Of Key WI sr
| Florida, aud recently resident here,
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co.
=. y. STR TTON Annalon~

Y ALI tobS UStuPkOttD fhOpEhIY In shs
First Ward. BY order o. thu n honorable the Or
pha''s 'ouit-On AOADAY, June LIB. 1854 al {
CLOCK ID on the premises, We all cell the " I
ern part OF OF No. 4, in Square No IS. fronting
te't on n tt''et, and running reck 10 20 foot a
Icy. containing bout SIS 'qusr- feat
Terms: oae third cast The resi- - in equal in
stalment>, 81 thr a1d six M tbs with ,nte-rs
r'm the ofs.l-. to h at ,riIy sarure' .pc
"a CT to the conf nation Of the Circuic Court q,
the county and Dis,rict of - unb,a
f pur-h sser
III iA- t-rms OF 81 e are not csin lied with in si
fays theTeat-r. the proper viii be solu at he risl
and exi ems Of the purch aser.
msv 13-Su &dS
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.
HEADoUARTgrs N.nISs CoRrs.
Quart-rn seter's ,yf5lcs


Quart-rnas sters tpfRcs, :
Washington, May 18th, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS viii b. lived NJ tbi. ~
y h7s unit the 9th If June rruximo, for ,un-
plying suck guam tiles Of Wood aud Coal a NAV Re
"a oired 1of To" Use of tn United States Marines
3Gth June. 1855 's
The wood and coal to be delivered ct such points
ts may De deignsted by the Commanding Marine
once, within the walls OF the Marine Barrsck fa
he Navy Ward in this city, free Of exnrns. % tn
United states ~
The wood to be the best qusiity oak wood, and the
,oal best Anthrsoita, broken and screened and fee
ron gus, and TO Weigh z,24o pounis TO the ton.
To be endorsed proposals for tueln
AUG. A. MI HOIeOH
Quartsrnssisr Marine OoruI
Iha Union aud Matte nal Iatellige ucer VIII Tub
ish The bore twice a week until the 9th Jupa and
ead bills, accompanied BY s1py of the sdver,1ee-
n-nt o his office for payment
may 13-2awtq,h iupe
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livery Man A FREEHOLDER.

IL ~.
1tHE u..ioA .aNU AS-0 IAIIrN r,.p-,truI,,
1 in'orm the public THAI they haze ,asen mp =
12tcr OF ND LII ~ situated the juuet .on of In.
aiidse road, Ma Il oro..1 ad and tbs Ii getaway
road, fronting On thu livar. rectiy opposite II
Iavy iard, and innar.li f = views OF the c {,
II Washington. and he P.o-un.c Rlv-r which th.y
in'end laying out il BUILDING D.. rs. II b hcateo
~ OF tos On the ist Of ',. vt after which no Lo,
VII De- sold exc pit at " UGH higher price, PERSON.
teslsniDg to puichaAe sh 1uld the efor make e.rl,
DUPLICATION
The SIZE nj Lots "A fact frnn. b. $50 desr. al
front'ne on % iser WIDE stree's, III tta vary l..
re OF 500 "a b. wibnDt nt-e>t" nav biz In SINAI.
monthly instruments, ~ FLOWS: % upon each D.,
rpon subscribing an 81 ZACH lot every succ. 70
ing mo- IN unit tn whole is nd, wh.u ..ueed IL
fee simll viii be given 10 caa lor n lnsr c!sr
ever fcumhrancs. Tie streets also Will lie gr dec
the lot belders
chassrs have the privilege of ex changing (afte
ne drawing) for any lots that may remain unsold
by paying 81 each Lot extra, and can have two or
more Lots together.
JOHN FOX. Secretary,
Ofnce eth street above d, op. Iuteiligeucer Office
~ Open from a m. to p a. may CIV
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Later from the Cape Of Gooi Hope-rhe Gold
Discoveries

BosToS, May l5.-The bark springbook.
arrived at this port brings Cape Town Cane
Oh Good Hope dates to the Goth of March -
Inc papers are filed with accounts of the
gold discoveries, which are said to extend over
.ne whsle sovereignty. Many pure nuggets,
~ grams had been received at Cape Town.
a correspondent says: Z" From the accounts
nave read OF California and Australia. there
has been more gold found near the .urf.ee
mere th4n there. Parties Of diggers bad left
'raham's Town for the gold region Wagon
loads of copper of great purity, with a con-
siderable per centage of gold had been found
"a the surface. Agates and other valuable
stones had also been discovered.
The coionis were signing petition to the
~.
Mr.. Orr, alias the 90 Angel Gabriel, - preach.
"a Yesterday in Charlestown, South Boston
ar Chelsea. No riotiDg of any consequence
bad occurred. The first reg ment of L, Chit
Infantry was held in readiness all day' 20
suppress disturbance, had any occurred.
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By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Geos WIN.
IN tR0Nr OF THE pRUNlSES ON TUESDAY
L next, the 18th of May. at O'Clock. p. m. those
esrable and well Local u Lots o. 90 and 10 on
the north side Of Beall sire between Washington
md Green. measuring one hundred and twenty feet
ront which will b. divided into FIVE Lots o. twanty
our feet front and one hundted and twenty feet
leep.
Terms of sale: One eth each or an approved note
1t sixty days b ar ng int.res., and the balanc. a
credit of i've years with interest payable quarterly
A bi of s,ls given, and aIdeed on full payment.
Title perfe T. BARNARD BUCKEY.
may Id Auct.oneere.
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By }. 9. MCGUIRE, Auet,oneer.

oy Os Os 1AcV VI AE Z, AOcftOneer,
{'EOsTEE'S SALE by virtue of deed of trust
executed TO me by John A Ming. taceased
and ri fe'ord IN L,ber j. A. r, No. 80, one o. the
'fnd records OF Washington county, in the Disr G.
OF Z iumbia, vii expose TO SALE IN the prem &c
Ia the city OF ash pgton and District of Columbia
on THURSDAY. the 18th in tant at o'clock in the
afternoon. lot numbered four. a. in square rum
feet. WV "Ai@
Terms: One-third cash, and ia. ba ancs In three
ana SIX months, by ao'es secured by deed of trust
Il thu terms are not complied with with n three
"ays aiter the sac III. properly will he r.sod nj
The est and Fisk o the purch-rer
+. W. RISQUE. Tru7tee
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
maV fO-1 Auctinnoar
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BY y. @. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
T and FOR SALE, ADJACENT no THE CRY.
~ 1 shall offer At public sale, IT INV Auction
" om, OIL THURSDAY afternoon, May 18th. az 5
O'Clock, several tesutiful end commanding building
OTIS, partly wooded, situated about a quarter Of q
mile beyond the city boundary, on tn new country
road TO tlsdenshurg. north If Cazenova. adjoining
the lands Of Gales. Willard, Kelly, Berry, and 9th
.ss' containing about 81 aeres. The tract viii BE-
offered in lots from one to seven acres. or In ONE
oody, as may be deemed most exp disnt at the time
OF sale.
Title indisputable
Terms: One third cash; the balance In 6 sui l2
months. Tor notes bearing interest, SECURED b. a
deed Of trust on the premises
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
msyl1-d Auet,onee,
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By GREEN d SCOTT, Auctieneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT near the Railroad
" lepot at Auction.-tn THURSDAY. the lstb
Instant we shall sell, front Of the PREMISE at hI
O'Clock, m, Or immediately sfter The sale OF the
sale OF Lot No. 2 in square No go. north hslf Of
tof In .qnsre 6sS. fronting 2. feet in On North
capitoi street. and running back lao feet.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash: the hs,ancs a., r
IL and Is months, the purehaser to give notes for
tie deferred payments, bearing interest from dsy of
sale - e' VI
A deed given and deed Ct trust taken.
GKkEN d SCOTT,
may Id 4nct;n,a.