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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

MRN CHANGE, PRINCIPLES NEyER.-As a
matter of curiositY--not Of wonder I'VE
place in juxtaposition two sentiments utter
ed by our evening contemporary which
clearly prove the Indian adage that "white
man is very uncertain"
On January Slst, ls4S, the Plain Dealer
said:
We also 90 LIST for the war, Cd for terri o.
rial indemnity aud Sd for that Proviso
which is most certain to secure us free ter.
ritory. Now we pledge ourselves to this
editor, to our renders and to the world, that
we shall abandon lone Of these positions,
especially The last.
In February, 1854, the PLAIN Dealer, whom
speaking of Mr.. Chase's amendment to the
Nebraska bill-said:
We now observe, by the last debate upon
the bill, that his amendment proposed to
give territories the power to prohibit slave.
ry (NoT TO IT'D IF THEY SEE PROPER
That proposition we Of course oppose.
On the goth day of January, lS4S, the
Plain Dealer. also said:
"When a man ceases to be consistent, he
ceases to be honest"
And all the world says Amen.--CleUc
Herald.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

DR.. Halls BALSAM, IS no Paregoric Preparation
but a Medicine which makes cures at home
tcherc the parties can be found.
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LATER FROM CHINA

The advices from Canton are to April 10Th
Annoy, April /; Nankin, March 81; and Pekin,
March 2.
Our dates from Shangbae are to the 3lst April
There were changes there, either local or com.
mercial The rebel and imperial forces were
prolonging most disgusting and tedious war
fare.
Owing to the imbecility of the imperial govern
ment the duties on exports were again suspended.
and it was stated that orders had been sent into the
interior to levy duties on all goods destined for
Shanghae.
Trade continued in a very unsatisfactory state
for imports and great scarcity of shipping
was felt from the quantity of produce accumu,
ated
Pekin GaZettes were to the Cd of March The de-
feat of the rebels is contradcted and it appears.
following their general policy they had evacuated
Tuh.leu, and proceeded to Shooting, nearer the
capital. As the season advances we must hear of
some important movement on Pekin.
We have nothing important from Ningpo Foo.
chow, or Annoy.
Canton is quiet but there is an unpleasant feeling
in the city from the numerous executions and the
accounts from the interior of the troubles continue
very unfavorable as to affect trade seriously,
and do much mischief @-
In harbor, the United States steamer Susquehan.
nah sloop Vincennes, and brig Porpoise at
Canton, the Queen. At Shanghae, the U. S. ship
Plymouth.
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BURNING sTUBBLE DON'T INJURE THE

CLOVER
The experiment of burning the stubble for the
purpose OF getting rid of the Joint Worm, was made
last year by a gentleman residing near Orange
Springs, and the present crop fully attests the ya1e
and success ofthe experiment.
In the wheat crop of 1852, thelJ oint Worm h ad
made most serious inroads, and self preservation
demanded resort 10 some fthe experiments sug-
gested. There was good set of clover on the land
and 1t was generally feared that burning the stub
bic would inure the clover beyond reparation.
In March, 1853, this gentleman determined on
burning the stubble OF the previous year, and ac
rience was, no injury to the clover This settles
important consideration, and will doubtless in
duce many others to follow his example.
Early in the fall of 1853 the ground was plough
ed, and in August he seeded his crop Up to late
advices the crop presents as pretty an appearance
as could be desired, and is free from the great
plague that pervades the country-the Joint Worm
Fye9ericksburp Herald.
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Another instance of the violence of the abolition.
lists occurred in Otsego county last week A negro
committed burglary in Elmira, some weeks since,
and was arrested in Jersey City. He effected his
escape from anq ,n1s s arrested IN Oi
abolitonists that he fugitive slave, where.
upon some twenty eight of them, armed with pis-
tolls, &C. entered the room where he was impri
soned under charge of the officers, and set him at
liberty The officers demonstrated with the mob,
and stated The whole circumstances connected with
the arrest but they persisted iu setting him at lib
eriy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF THE EvE.-DR. JOB

DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR. JOHN b.
NALTHALL is now the only authorized Physician
in Virginia (cxcept few who have kindly consent
ri 70 treat charity cases to practice DR.. C. 3 Brai.
system of treating Diseases of the Eye, which
las rroved successful and Invaluable, By this sys-
,s, which is painless in the treatment partial and
f7isl blindness Inflammation Of the Eye aud its sp-
,endsees intolerance of light falling of the eyelids
:. and near s;ehtedness from age or disease cata-
,sr, &C. Of years standing, have been cured, and
raffect tight restored without cutting wash by
t4,c minutes and often only few seconds applics-
,an of instruments of recent invention. So many
Isve been benefited by the system, without injury
n any that all v ho suffering with diseases OF the
Eve may fesrlessly put 1t 20 the test
DR. NalthsiI can be consulted from to 10, A. NJ,
and ron 70 g. P NJ, at his Office Governor ST.,
Richmond. We, or by letter.
Fee for consultation 81. For prescription and in
s,sumeut Sic.
Fer visits and additional treatment extra charge.
reno letters answered without the money is en-
sa Il
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INTERESTING FROM JAPAN.-CONFIRMA
TION OE. COM PERRY'S SUCCESS

INTERESTING FROM JAPAN.-CONFIRMA.
TION OF COM. PERRY's SUCCESS.
The following is from the London Times CORES.
pondents letter, dated Hong Kong, April 10:
"The mail of the gath of February is overdue,
and the outward steamer has been detained twenty
four hours DIR. Bowring is expected to be pas.
senger in the one to arrive.
1.-The most prominent and Interesting intelligence
we have to communicate by this mail is the authen
tic accounts of the successful negotiations of his
Excellency Commodore Berry, of the United States
Navy, in Japan and thef4 is great reason for be.
ieving that We may shortly have particulars of the
treaty and the ports TO be opened as on the 27th
March Commodore Perry was to have a grand
meeting near Jeddo with the Princes and Ministers
of the Emperor OF Japan, appointed, is said for
the consideration and conclusion, and most proba-
| bly, the ratification of the treaty From all we
| learn, there can be no doubt that Japan will be
opened to all nations and each have the facility of
| making treaty. The United States ship Saratoga
was to be dispatched AFTER the 9th for Pana-
| ma TO convey the important news to Washington.
The United States steamer Susauehannah ar
rived here on the I'd instant, having left the Bay of
Jeddo on the 25th ultimo and is to be held at the
| service Of the United States Commissioner Mr. M.
| Lame. -.
"The ports selected are said to be Ozaka, in "a
45 north lat and l35 % long, and Matsmai, in the
| Straits of Sangan.
"The Emperor OF Japan was dead very old
| man, but new Emperor enthroned.
| "The report given of the Russian Admiral hav
ing made treaty with the Emperor turns out to be
| unfounded."
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WONDERFUL GEOLOGICAL DIscoyERY.-A fossil
frog has been discovered in the Wabash bottom.
several feet below the surface. with half dozen
strata OF mud above him. 10 the formation tf which
according to well established geological principles,
period OF 6 1000 years each, may be attributed
brought to light, all the live frogs gathered around
and exclaimed, "PeatafencA! Peatatenckt Og,
Humbae! Ea0ck. 4Abineieeh! Baiak! Amateki
Amoiekt' thus expressing their disbelief In .fhe
Mosaic history Theologians will have to disproye
this new isot 10 science, before they can 60 along
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CoNsoLIpATED-Th Baltimore Public Ledger
and Daily Times newspapers have been consolida.
ted and will hereafter be published under the name
of " Times and Ledger. From platform
laid down in the first number infer that it will
advocate the doctrine of Native Americanism.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-14

At Milwaukee, on the 9th inst, one Of the Judges
Oft the Supreme Court of Wisconsin declared the
Fugitive Slave law unconstitutional Thecase was
an application for writ of habeas corpus to release
one OF the persons charged with participating in the
rescue ofa fugitive not long since. The court or
dered his release. The United States Marshal it is
said will not obey the order ofthe Judge @
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ISAUGuRATIoN.-Mr. Towers the newly elected
Mayor of Washington, was insugurated on Monday
last. After the ceremonies, cannon were fired from
Judiciary Square, and other rejoicings indulged
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CHOLERA IN NAsHyILLE.-The Nashville Eve
ming News ofthe 9th inst, says:
We have heard of l2 new cases of cholera since
noon yesterday, some four or five of which have
resulted fatally. Owing to the great variety of ru.
mors it is extremely difficult ascertain the actual
number of cases and deaths
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BY J. A. COWARDIN.

Tho DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
a. svx AND QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable
70 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing 81 year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued every Fri
day aud mailed TO subscribers at 81 per annum.
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surcIpE.-Nathanie Beehler cabinet maker,
committed suicide in Baltimore on Saturday last,
by shooting himself through the heart with a pis-
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THE SARDINIA CHARSEsHIP.-The Washington
Star contradicts the report that son of Senator
Wright. of New Jersey, has received or is to re-
ceive, the Chargeship to Sardinia
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L. J. Carson Il Co, Nos. al AND 43
LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW fORk--A good assort.
tueut OF Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
faE ,se 81 lowest market prices. is l8-lY
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GENERAL AeENoY, FoR THE SALE Ar

UENKRAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
rrEcHAsE OF LANDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIN, Score
'1ry Of the TrgfqiG State agricultural Society," and
y AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
Nf7fss.
Ofice-st the Office Of the Jirgiaia State Agyicul
f17lt Society. no. IL Main street
y. AUGUST, NOTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
NfEca-as above. fe 9-ts
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BATHS Barns! BATHS Hot, Cold
sd Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dres-
.rg Shaving and Shsmpooning Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on lith street.
Slaze Bath - GEMS, or FIVE tickets for 81.
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DANGEROUS pnAcrrcn.-1f is dangerous to be
zen walking armin arm with policeman, even
though you may be On terms tf goodisilowship.-
Here Is case In point, which happened In Brook
lyn few days since:
james Antoni, acquitted on Thursday last of the
murder OF John Fernando was not re-arrested, as
stated the report having originated from his taking
the arm of sNew Ydfk policeman as he left the
City Hall The officer was an old friend Of Antoni.
and proHered his arm % the latter, he being too
" weak 70 walk without assistance.
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REsreSED.-Itis is stated that the U. S. District At
torney for the Southern District of New York, Chas
OConEer, has probably resigned.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL r. r COZ
EHARGES FOR FREIGHT-At ,

- meeting Of the Board of Directors the following
ieso'u 'uons were adopted:
, hesoVed, n conformity with the instructions OF
n7 htockho'ders the Board has had under considera
fe1a!Tese thorough revision which viii probably
IL ls therefore
resolved That the President and Superintendent
oItsnsportetiep u be, and they hereby appointed
cotnmittee hose duty IL shall be 10 make out
"a Ih OIL Charges, and report the same to the Bosrd
m s conpideTation at as early day practicable
ne board being also satisfied that some changes
sn.uIa De at once made in the Tates charged it
- iuftnef resolved that until new Tariff of Rates
~ modified.
=. hesoved, That charges made la consideration of
~ sho tpsocing and working the Mountain Top Track
oGio De nade in part in the general rates. and not
@ sa ely On 5asines ~ west Of the Blue Ridge.
hY ~ L GARRETT
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT have received from
Hon. John Letcher, copy ofhis speech on Public
Lands, &c.
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Hon. JAMES P. HEATH well-known native O.
Baltimore. and formerly q member of Congress
died on Monday morning last, in Georgetown.
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ABEL i. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.-Offce on Franklin street. under
,hs METROPOLITAN Hall, Richmond Va mol
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MusIcAL-Max Maretzek was among the pas
sengers by the Pacific. The musical world viii be
on the qui rice to know what he has to communi-
cato respecting the opera company he s said to have
engaged In Europe. 81.
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SIGHr DRAFTs ON NEw ORLEANs-In
sums suit purchasers, for sale at sr times by
+ MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank
dsc 2S-d6ra
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
RICHMON VIRGINIA,
J MiLDEBERGER SMITH, ?RoPRIEroK
10 l5--ly Forre-iydt aIoHess Hotel, PhtEad.lphid
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RALE's HOSTING MACHINES.

.sS,We we are agents for the sale of Mr. Jas Bale
noIsfihG MACHINES. snd viii furnish them a
uuishaiaetafers prices with or without the frames
ia H-ts LEE Co
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IT WOULD HARDLY DO for any one to have
the teuerlty nowadays to question the excellence
ot Dr. Hooands German E}itters which are prepared
by d. G. NJ. Jackson. In cases of dyspepsia, liver
complaint and derQngement of the digestive organs
ineH many virtues have long since beer made appa
rent They purge from the system the morbid hu.
moTs which Tetard the natural functions and bring
pslenes to the cheek and suffering the brow They
'.l!sh those clogs upon happiness, and the
system To high health. je 5-d& CIV
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Mn. RrTcHIK and his bride arrived in Washing
ton ON Monday.
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y TEN LINES on LESS MAKE A souAsr: forr.,
bic in advance. ~1 ~ : :
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/ IYER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA
IL JAUNDICE. CHRONIC OR NRRNfAiIs mr.

1 r. II COMPLA1NI, DYSPEPSIA
bty Disease of the Kidneys and ali Diseases sris;ns
from Disordered Liver Stomach; such as consti.
patton, inward piles, fullness of blood tho head
acdty OF the stomach nausea, heart disgust for
food fullness weight in the stomach sour eruct..
tions sinking or Autterng at the pit of the stomach
swimming of the Head, hurried and difficult breath.
ing, uterng at the heart, choking or suHocatn sen.
satons when in lying posture, dmness of vision
dots or webs before the sight, fever aud dull pain in
skin and eyes pain in the side, back Chest, limbs se
sudden lushes of heat burning in the flesh constant
bs s cnrea y pR %
CELEBRATED GERMAN BfTTERSi PrenaraS
BY DI, G. M. JACKSON. No. 100 Arch street. Fhiis,
Their power the above disc of exceIIed
If equalled, by any other preparation in the United
states as the cures attest In many cases after skiu
These BiTTERS are worthy the attention Of, iuya.
lids Possessing great virtues in the rectfcation Of
diseases of the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and affections Of
the digestive organs, they are witha. safe, certain
READ AND BE CoNvINCED.-The ~philsdsi.
phia Saturday Gazette' says of DR.. Hooaand's Ger
'.It is seldom that we recommend what are termed
Patent Medicines to the confidence and patronage OF
cur readers and therefore, when we recommend Dr..
understood that we not speaking of the nostrus
of the day, that are nosed about for brief period
race of mischief but of q medicine long estabished
universally PRICED and which has met the hearty ap-
proyal of the faculty itself" ' "5 f.t = 9-'
"Scotrs Weekly" said, August 25. f. -s....,-f t.
DIR. Hoofand's German Bitters, manufactured BY
DR.. Jackson, are now recommended by SONS Of the
prominent members of the faculty as an a.cle OF
much efficacy in cases of female weakness Persons
of debilitated constitutions will find these Bttefs I'd.
vantageons to their health as we know from expert.
the sautary effect they have upon weak Systems.
For sale Wholesale and RETAIL at se-.E -4s So Il.
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No 100 Arch street, door below Sixth PhiIadeI-
ps and by respectable dealers generally throughoas
the country.
Wholesale and Retail A gents, }.,sass 3 t.
PURCELL, LADD l. co,
y Corner Main and 18th sts. Richmond, Va.
~ For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
everywhere Jsf~ills. .E. je 3--wfndwly- ~
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"a A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY

IA A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
MA CHEAP CLOTHlNG.-Intending to re
ff build the House l at PRESENT occupy, and
.-AA- wishing to reduce the stock on hand as low
possible from this day, will sell off at pyime cost
for cash until the 21th of June. Having an elegant
assortment of Cloths Cassime and Vestings, am
prepared to make ORDER all kinds of garments for
gentlemen's wear attached to the above, have a
splendid assortment of ready made Clothings all
manufactured in the city. My customers and the
public generally invited to examine my stock,
am confident that please all who wish to favor
me with call In regard to style and price. ~ 4tge
N. w. NELSON,
No. 1S5 Broad street, opposite
r.. ..-ssfrt r. Il P. r. II. Depot, and next to -
lie lS-Iw Marshall Hotel.
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CuRE.-Highly

ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.-Highly
Appreciated STABLER'L ANODYNE CHERRY
EAPECTORANT is, wherever known tao much
praise c8hnst be bestowed upon medicine which
WI! accomplish such cures that of A @ McCaTty
ot West View, Richmond county, Va, who had, for
ths third time, abscegs to break in the right lobe
OF his lungs, causing a great discharge of phlegn,
with dreadful cough pains in the breast and sides
ack stomach, &c, in short, every symptom indicated
-Heedy death from Consumption; yet these terrible
SYMPTOMS were ameliorsted, and at length entirely
cured by the of this valuable medicine. After
such cures, wonder that physicians invariably re-
bCi1mend it; and also the DIARRHCEA CORDIAL,
winch is equally efficient for those painful diseases of
The Bowels, piarrhua &c.
Price of each, only 50 cents elk bottles for 81 30.
see descriptive pamphlets, 10 be had gratis Of the
sgeHts.
Z. II. STABLER l. CO, Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
PURCELL, LADD L. CO,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through
oai virginia. je 5-d&cl2t
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THE BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR AND THE
FATE OF CUBA.

Ta4 Il OI NCb<a.
TheMadrid correspondent Of the London Chro-
niclc, writing May "a, says;
There were reports last night that the Ministry
not very secure but any change that may take
place at present is likely to be merely OF per-
sons, and the same policy, or absence of policy
which has prevailed of late. will probably be con-
tinued, the subject is not one of much interest
cept to the parties going out or coming in
The question OF most interest now, both to Spain
and the countries connected with her is the dispute
with the United States about the Black Warrior
steamer respecting which the determination OF
the latter will probably soon be known. II am told
that courier from Washington has just arrived)
If the matter be left to meditation, it will be all
well; If not there aoiU be struggle, iR Uhich the
strongest party may not come Of so rictorioasty
first appearances might lead to expect. The fact
is that peoples minds pretty nell made up here
10 the loss Of Cuba euent that ,eiH take place
sooner or later but IL does not foL0u that it must
pass into the hands Of The American republic, Of
any other PO,oer and the other losses of Spain, in
case of with the United States, would be
triding compared with those of her enemy, who
has fifty merchantmen, at least on the seas, for
one possessed by this country. 1t is to be hoped,
however, that prudential considerations will pre-
vail on both sides. EHortsare making throughout
the provinces to promote voluntary enlistment for
the army in Cuba and Porto Rico.
A8taE 3tHtt. <---- t'.sF
OUTRAGE ON AN AMERICAN CoNsuL.--An affair
recently occurred at Turks Island in which John
l.. Nelson, our Consul figures as the sufferer If
The statements in regard to il are correct 1t will
demand prompt action on the part of Our govern.
ment. The circumstances are thus related by the
N. York Herald: sfs ~ 4Ea
Mr.. Nelson, against whom strong personal feel
ing is said to exist amongst of the authorities
in consequence of the firm and energetic manner
in which he defends the Interests of his country
men, was brought before the police court and lined
500 for an alleged assault on one oil the magis-
trates. Our correspondent states that the charge
was wholly unsubstantiated by evidence. Not con-
tent with this, the prosecutor got him again before
the Supreme Court, by which. without any formal
trial, or even the empannelling OF Jury, ne was
condemned to pay further fine OF f27 l3s 3D.
Mr.. Nelson considering the fine an imposition. re,
fused to pay it, and has been accordingly committed
to the common JAIL where it Is stated to be his In
tenon to remain until the action oi his government
procures bis liberation. The affair has, seems
caused great excitement on the island and an at
tempt was even neditased TO forcibly rescue Mr..
Nelson.
MusIcAL-Max Maretzek was among the pas
sengers by the Pacific The musical world viii be
49,
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al FOR RENT, IMMEDIATELY-A

Hsa OIS MIN I :, I'M 1ELY-A
Iii large and desirable Dwelling or Boarding
House, pleasantly situated, opposite the delightful
in five minutes walk of business 1t is also well
adapted for School, having suitable rooms large
yard, &c 1t twill be rented low TO careful tenant
the occupant IL desired. ~
Having been built expressly for the owners occu
pancy, and he having farther use for H. the whole
property, with the adjoining vacant Lots, would be
sold on very favorable terms, exchanged for un.
improved Lots in the city or suburbs Apply at this
office. nv 25.L1m
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> BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
" OF BELVIDERE. NEAR HOLLYWOOD
eLMETERY, AT PRIVATE SALE.--For particu-
are call ct the subscriber at the aone building the
Basin, or at his residence.
NY Sits R. b TYLER
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= OTICE.-Ata meeting of the President
and Directors Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg
sno POTOMAC Railroad Company, held al the Depot of
me Company, in Richmond I'D April, 1854,
hes'ired, That dividend of 50 per cent out of the
kiohts OF the company for six months, ending Slst
"s "a last, be declared payable the Stockholders
Msy next
true copy from the minutes.
bp ID Is C. w MAGNITUDE. Trea'r.