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BY THOS w. KEESEE,
(Ofice at George Summers. No. 20 Pearl strest)
VALUABLE USEHOLD AND

KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wil be sold on WEDNESDAY morn
ing next May 24th, commencing at 9 O'Clock, at the
residence of Mrs Mead and DR. Otis, on Grace betw
ID and Sd streets, (who intend removing from the
FURNITURE, consisting in part of Extension Din
ing Tables. Marble Top sideboard, Rosewood Tetea-
Tetes and Sofa Piano, Piano Stool Music Stand and
tains, and new Black Walnut Sofa; Mahogany Bed
steads, Beds. Hair and Shuck Mattresses Bedding
Washstands, Bureaus. Wardrobes; handsome BLACK
Walnut Wardrobe and Bedstead; one beautiful set of
Enamelled Cottage Furniture; Office Furniture, in.
Guiding one elegant Mahogany Bookcase, and four
and Tea Sett; Kitchen furniture, Cooking Stove etc.
etc all of which, with variety of Chairs, Tables
and other articles, which are nearly new, will be
sold above without reserve
my 10 THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auct
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WHIG SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.

NEW HAVEN, May 17th.-The whig caucus of
members of the Connect cut Legislature have set
tied upon the nomination of Francis Gillette free
soiler for the L. s. Senate for the short term and
Fayette s. Foster for the full term. Mr. Foster is
Speaker of the House.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
INTERESTING FROM THE SEAT OF WAR

ENGAGEMENTS ON THE DANUBE, nc.
NEW York, May 1.-THE Europa has arrived
with Liverpool dates of the 9th.
Flour declined Cd. a. Is during the week. Cot
ton declined 1-sd. a 3-16d.. Sales of the week 81,
900 bales. Wheat firm. Corn quoted at 3ss. Con
soils 90 7-e.
The Russians had been defeated on the Dauub.
by the Turks. The allied fleets were lombard
ing the Russian batteries at the mouth Of the Da
nube
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PRESBYTERIAN CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1s The General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church, New School, met this
morning, and about 200 delegates were present
opening sermon upon the comprehensiveness OF
the doctrine of the Cross. Rev. DIR. Skinner was
elected Moderator, and Rev Mr.. Darling, clerk.
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PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY,

BUFFALO, N. Y, May ls-The General Assem-.
bly, of Old School Presbyterians met here this
morning, 300 delegates being in attendance. Dr.
Young, OF Kentucky, the Moderator, preached the
opening sermon
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SEVERE GALE AT BUFFALO,

BUFFALO, May 18-There was great storm here
lest evening. and the wind blew perfect hurricane
ring the storm, and demolished. The inmates es
caped unhurt
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SENTENCE OF BUsHRoD HARRIs-Bushrod Harris
charged with the murder of Winfree, in Person
county, N. c., some months ago. was brought before
the Superior Court of that county, Tuesday last,
and sentenced to be hung on the 9th of June next
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FUTURK D1Ysj
BIZ 0ODDIN { xfPTRs0N
VERY VALUABLE BUILDTNc Tor,

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
y. AT THE HEAD or GRACE AND mr..
lin STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTfoN VIII
be sold on THURSDAY Afternoon, the 25fh Of ~. -
I'D, upon the premises commencing at 5 o,eIoest
zlo feet the South side Of Grsce and 10 fses -
the North side Of Franklin street. between Pine anS
near the .ss rannns Ssss 10 feet to g ssy .ns
Esg. - s'''e - = SA''usi :. Au'hel'0ord,
These Lots are Justly regarded ~ among the most
Get IL thu. very improving part Of the vicinity Of the
., fs.s: oas.iourth cash. balance :. 8, and mo.
ed until Isst noe 1. interest added and title retsia-
my 20 GoDDiN ArpERsoN, Auet.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
STREETS AZ yh At C sfEGTian OF MAIN AND 2IsT
DAY Afternoon, The a;iS M al. be sold On FRI
misses, commencing at O'clock. n,ost vs.shIs Pr ~,
~ me corner Of Main and 2lst streets frontins on
zee. TO an alley so feet wide EXCLUDING lot sexs
'eT ~. On zise street, owned by Franklin. -''
for M third cash; balance at and mos.
ae ned % or title retained 'e'1tea oy siost
my eonDIN I appERsoN, Auet..
| A nSGl NUMBER OF LOTS IN asYD-
sold on Tt1Fs Sa SALE AT AUCTION-Will be
upon the premiss. afternoon, the sd May, 1854
9es 10 1c the town Of ydpey dessnsssa no 10
s ss. a So 81 ~ 49, 3. as 81
Streets RoE,and, Sycamore, Strsyb bse ,0i9wns
reoerai end Eimwood They will be dvidsd ;ta W.
lev 20 f.st wide eaIh unnnS back lso feet to an al
at our office The particular attention az ~ zen
and others 10 called to this sale, these lot W
most part, are remarkably we'll situated 80 ioi tne
Terms; 18th cash. balance at 8, 6 and month, g.,
negotiable notes interest added, and title retained
my II GoDDIN APpERsoN, Auess.
HOUSES AND LOTS IN REAR OF
- POOR HOUSE. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold on MONDAY afternoon the 22d Nav.
iSoi upon the premises, commencing at 5 O'Clock
the Houses and Lots occupied by Gustavus eAnder.
son and Betsy Hill respectively fronting $50 fest on
bed Of the mill race.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months.
Tor notes. interest added and title retain.
ed till last note isgsid
HOUSES AND LOTS ON POPLAR
- AND CONCORD STREETS. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION,-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY AZ
ternoon, the Path May 1854 upon the premises com.
menclng at O'clock two beautiful framed dwellings
oy Miss Dey and others, each fronting al feet run
ming back LOG feet.
After which, will be sold two framed Tenernents
on the West hne of Concord streets near the above
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance At 8 and o
months for negotiable notes. interest added and IT,
my16 GODDIN { APPERsON. Aucts
T. g. Immediately after the foregoing sale. will be
sold valuable Lot at the of 18th and Poplar
Streets fronting "a feet on the East line of 18th st.
running back on the North line of Poplar street leo
feet.
Also, A Lots on the North line of Richard street.
West of Concord street-each fronting 20 feet run.
ming back SO feet.
Terms same above.
my 90 GODDIN Il APPERsON, Aucts
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sEcoND DIsHArcH.l
ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA.

COMMERCIAL NEws,
liverpool May 6.-Dennistown quotes Cant
Flour 36s 36s cd. 4; Baltimore 36s. cd. 37s-
White Wheat .l2s. I'D. White Corn Dos 3ss
Yellow Corn BIS 30s.
EXCITING NEWS FROM THE EAST
On the 18th, Omer Pasha defeated the Russian
General Luders between Sillistria and Rassovia-
The Russians fell back behind Charnavoda with
their military stores, cannon. &c.
The Russians continue their attack on Sill
tstria. The Turks crossed the river near Kalafat
but alter hard fighting fell back on SiIlistria.
The Greek insurgents were defeated at Arta and
their leaders fled. The allied forces will blockade
the whole coast of Greece.
War has commenced between the Turks and
Montenegrius, and it reported that Austria will
occupy the province OF Montenegro.
Napier was blockading the Baltic ports. The
Russians were fitting out eight hundred armed gun.
boats.
THE COMMANDMENT OF ODESSA.
In the bombardment of Odessa all the batteries
and military stores were destroyed, twelve ships OF
war sunk and thirteen others captured, and two
powder magazines were blown up. The loss Of
the allies amounted to only eleven men,
THE LATEST.
The French Government has received dispatch
announcing that Omer Pasha has cut the Russian
army in Dobrudscha intwo.
The reported capture of French brig by the
American privateer Grapeshot has caused great ex-
element British steamer has been sent in pur'
suit
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

Yin HANOVER COUNTY.-Pusuant to a decree
entered in Hanover County Court, on the 25th day
of April, 1854, in suit therein then depending in
the style of Ragland Ragiand, /, the Commie.
sioner in the said decree named, will proceed, ON
WEDNESDAY. the 3lst of May, 1854, between the
public auction, the LAND of which Edward p w.
Ragland died seized supposed to contain about $50
more or less lying the Slash Church, and
and o hers.
TERMs-One-third cash the balance upon a Gre
dit of oneand two years. with interest from the day
of SALE the purchaser to give bond with approved
curty for the deferred payments and the title to be
retained until aconveyancei is decreed by the Court
but selling as Commissioner, shall convey only such
title as authorised by the said decree.
WILLIAM J. RAGLAND,
nv dtds Commissioner.
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Consspons.nee q Il, p.ily dispatch.

=
soDEL rAsntsc. -To.DAyss ELECTION, ETC.
DANvILLE, May 18th, 1854. y
One cfouf large and most extensive farmers In ths
section Of the old Commonwealth. with force Of six
hands indifferent themselves raised, last year, upon
tract of land, situated within two miles and halt
West Of Danvle, upsn Dan river, crop of tobacco.
witch produced him, when disposed Of In market {,
s.734 50, exclusive of other commodities usually
raj ed on farms such oats. wheat, corn and the
Ike, which also brought 5000. We truly consider
this be rare farming In this part Of the world IL
10 one Of those aud extraordinary agricultural
events but seldom witness or hear reported from
the fact that these six hands, allotted to this planta-
ton, the most Indifferent slaves in point OF
ability. that the planter owned, as he had applied
his best and strongest force TO other plantations of
his own and what may be a little more singular is
that this farm was not arranged the crops plant
ed TIL late In the year. while after Christmas
Since our lands, In this section, are generally fine
and some OF them extraordinarily good and since or
farmers have taken impulse and reused up
from their former letharsy upon agricultural I'm
provemens, we hope shortly TO be able to announce
results snrpassng the above.
Considerable excitement prevails here in reference
to the elections to take place day. The question
at issue will be, license license. We anticipate
warm conflict, from appearances at present. deem
lovers of rum and the advocates of cold and
da fsunts. JUvENIs
MOVEMENT is on foot in New York to present
Capt Fitch of the steamer Washington, some sur
tok on of nuhlir estaenn for his gallant co
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold for
~ cash. in front of the High Gonstabe's Office com
mencng at 10 O'Clock, A. M, on MONDAY, the 22d
day of May, 1854. large lot OF GAS PIPES lot of
CaAANDELiERS, and other GAS FIXTURES; a
BRASS, COPPER and LEAD; lot of BRASS
PIPES, and several articles of HOUSE FURNI.
TURE. Sold to satisfy sundry executions and dis.
tress warrants in my hands
ALFRED LLWELLEN. D. c..
my 1876 For James P TYLER r. C. C. r.
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SOMETHING NEW!-A new French

SOMETHING NEW!-A new French
- Art, called PAPER MACHE, or inlaying Pear
on boxes, tables. &c. &C., which 10 very much ad-
mired by all who are fond of the beautiful, will be
taught for few days at the FLOYD House, Room No.
g. at low prices Glasses, single scholars, taught
in few hours. As we have a number of specimens
of the work. please call and them at any hour of
the day. We will give a number of ladies and gen.
tlemen chance of making from s. 90 to $1,000 per
any who wish to try. We have taught hundreds,
from 10 to 40 years of age. in few lessons. The
sooner you commence the better as we shall remain
but few days.
INV i9-2t* MR. L MRS. WILLIAMS, Teachers.
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LATER FROM HAVANA

New York, May 10 The Crescent City, from Hs
vana, arrived to-day with advices to the 14th. Ths
French squadron had left Kingston for Havana.
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CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-A four
- honD power STEAM ENGINE. built on an inn
proved plan, and of very superior quality for sale
on reasonable terms Apply to Messrs. JNO. 4
GEO. GIBSON, Builders, of this city, or Captain
JNO. N. BELKNAP, who can be found at the En-
CINE House of the Richmond and Dauville Railroad.
nv Is
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

in HENKlCO.-In compliance with decree
OF tne circuit Court OF the City of Richmond, pro-
OF Gordons admir- w. Gordon ct ais shall, as Com.
missioner appointed for that purpose by the said de-
cree proceed to sell at public auction upon the pre-
misses to the highest bidder, the 18th day of June
1854 at II o'clock A. M that tract of land living and
being In the County Of Henrco about six miles from
terminus of the Westham Plank. Road, upon which
James Gordon deceased. resided at the time of his
death containing 33 acres and adjoining the lands of
Thos 8. Dicken and B. w. Green, upon the follow.
ing terms: For cash as to much will defray the
expenses of sale, and the balance in two equal in
samen's at six and nine months with interest from
the day of sale. secured by negotiable notes well en-
dorsed the title to be retained until the purchase
money Is fully paid and possession to be given i'm
medately after the sale.
my 20-dtds PHILIP B. JONES'
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN'

HORSES, &c, AT AUCTION.-On
- SATURDAY, goth inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the
large lot in rear Of my store will sell several good
Work HORSES, MULES aud light CART
COUNTER.
long Counters. r'
my 10 r. CAUTHORN. Auct
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BALTIMORE, May l9.-Flour and Grain dull, aud
prices unchanged.
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.


T ARGE SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
ROCKETS, ON FULTONs HILL, AT AUC@
TON On TUESDAY, soth May, 1854, at half past
So'clock, r NJ, upon the premises, will be sold from
100 to $50 building Lots and Squares, situated near
Rockets on Fulton's Hill adjoining Mount Erin,
and opposite to the beautiful Villa of Mr. John NJ.
From their very beautiful situation and proximity
to the lower part of the CITY, and the facilities afford
ed by the omnibuses, (being near to the omnibus
stand for cheap and convenient communication to
all parts of the city, these Lots exceedingly well
adapted for building sites; besides which, most of
them ab ound brick clay ofthe best quality it hav
ing been fully tested.
Considering the desirable character of this proper
ty, and the many improvements going in the vici-
nifty, it is believed that favorable opportunity
for Investment is rarely offered.
pat of the property may now be seen at the of
Persons may attend this sale with the assurance
that every lot offered will be positively sold.
Should the weather, on the day above appointed,
fair day thereafter.
Terms -One-third Cash balance at and mos :,
for negotiable notes, interest added trust deed IT,
myI7 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
MOST VALUABLE BUILDING
VI LOTS ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION On THURSDAY, 18th
SOLD that mos. valuable property, situated on Coun-
Gil Chamber HILL fronting $50 feet the south line
of Ross street. and running back the east line of
l4th street, $50 feet to Cypress aley-immediately
in front of the Clifton House. The property will be
divided into lots, each fronting so feet and running
back as above.
These Lots being delightfully."- situated, within
minutes walk of the Postofice, and of the heart of
the city, and yet very retired estimated the most
valuable for private residences, offered in this
city.
A Flat of the property may be at the Office of
the auctioneers.
TERMS cash, balance at and months for notes.
with interest added and secured by trust deed the
title retained.
myi TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
M OST VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
M VACANT REAL ESTATE, AT ROCKETS
AT AUCTION,-On MONDAY, 22d May, at 4!
O'Clock, P NJ, upon the premises, will be sold those
TWO BRICK TENEMENTS and LOTS, at Rock
etts situated the South side OF Rockets Lester
street. east of Gillees Creek fronting together fifty
feet and running back TO Water street. imme diately
opposite the Powhatan Steamboat Co.'S Wharves
and being the same property recently in the occu-
paucy of Mr.. A. sedgwick. The tenements have
about rooms each, are remarkably well built and
arranged for business purposes From their prox
heavy business this property well suited for
of any description and having two good fronts NAV
easily be converted into large warehouses
VACANT LOT ON ROCKETS STREET.
Immediately after the above will be sold vacant
Lot the North side of Rockets street. opposite
Capt R. O.. Haskns, fronting 22l feet and running
about 80 feet.
TERMs.-One-third Cash balance at and mos,
with interest," and title retained until purchase money
is fully paid. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
nv Is Auctioneers.
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MOVEMENT is on foot in New York to presen,
Capt Fitch of the steamer Washington some sur
stantial token of public esteem for his gallant con
duct in rescung the passengers and of the ship
Manchester
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CONGRESS

.CUNGKESS.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-The Senate was engaged
to day on the private calendar.
The Nebraska bill occupied the attention of the
House.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
reported Roat Of the Rebels.

reported R0Rt OF me heeets.
The N. Y. Tribune has advices from Acapulco
to April ~ which if reliable prove that Santa Anna
Is in full possession of the city, aud had probably
captured the fortress and brought the revolution
end
On the 18th of April the forces of Alvarez were
completely routed, the favorable military post
ton Of the heights of Coguio and PeregrinO. The
rebels were entirely dislodged and compelled TO
beat precipItate retreat. considerable number
prisoners fell into the hands OF the Government
troops. The leader, Alvarez, secured his own
safety bya seasonabie flight to Acapulco Santa
Anna dispatched brigade of cavalry in pursuit OF
hetlgitives which succeeded in overhauling them
on the 18th, and alter skirmish completely defeat
cd them
On the same day the party of Abarca, consisting
OF 800 men, was broken up in Chamisyahuacan, and
their leader slain. His head, fixed on q pike, was
sch up in his native district warning to the trail
tors.
Gen. Santa Anna continued bis march upon AGA
palco, arriving there ON the 9th, and personally
directed the military operations against the castle
q which the rebels had taken their last refuge.
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n FARM FOR s ALE.-For sale. a
81 beautiful FARM, lying in the county of Hen
rico, about three miles below the city, in a good
neighborhood containing about 2G5 acres about IS OF
which are cleared and in a good state of improve
ment-the residue is well tmbered with OAK and
PINE. $3.50
The BUILDINGS, which all in good order
consist of a Dwelling House. with seven rooms Barn
Stable. Carrisg e- house and Ice-house
There is also well of good water in the ward.
Terms accommodating.
For further particulars, en- quire at this Office
IN I7-Jm 49, -
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BALTIMORE lrEms.--The sentence of Luke Burns
convicted in baltimore of the murder of Peter
Aliiier, has been eommuted to imprisonment for
lfe
Alderman who gave his name as ]. B. Jennser
eat his throat with pen knife at the southern pc
ice station In Baltimore on Thursday He stated
lnat ne had just arrived from Wheeling, where he
mas wife and three children. His wound wal
dressed, and he win probably recover.
Mr.. coyington Watts who was stabbed wihou,
provocation some weeks ago bya desperado named
W. X Hawkins, diedon Wednesday. Hawkins Is in
Jail at Baltimore.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS;
~. II THOMAS w. KEEGEE.
somce af Geo. J. eumner'a No. % Pearl Il.

a ~
a uGIION.-LAST SALE OF CROC-
next he mn "a AND MD GLASSWARE On TUESDAY
strest - Ssa May. 1t 10 o'clock A. NJ ak "a Main
tentlon az - Quantity Of good Goods worth the st-
son Sa.useksepeu aud dealers, viz
ina zsn common unhandled Teas
81 90 90 vhite granite hsnd;d do
ooo 40 blue printed A.
2o0 do blue-sdss pt.. 40
100 do white srsn;t -
60 4" h, 40 do Pitchers
100 do com. do 90
~ 90 Ghambers, common
AZ 90 Ewers and Rssiua .c,.,
do white granite Al non
80 do coumon Bowls
do blue printed Bowl.
do white granite Chamb.,.
50 do common Pitchers
do blue printed Chamber
20 do yellow Dishes
20 do do Bowls
10 do do Pitchers
do fancy do
go dc Tumblers
20 do China Tea Sets
With variety Of other articles such as Castor.
Lookiug-Giasses Lamps, Glass Bowls, Candy Jars
with general assortment of Goods connected with
Baskets, &c.
my ~ TUOS w KFEsEE Arct
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bI allen. MUTT u CO.
I'm SATU r DA Y MORNING, at 10
" O'Clock, will sell at auction a lot of Lounges
Tables, Bedsteads. Chairs, Bureaus, Sofas, &c.
Also-20 cases Brandy, in bottles; 20 cases Lemon
Syrup; with many other articles, to close consign-
ments
my19 A. MOTT CO.. Aucta. :
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WANTS.

ITO CARPENTERS, TRACK-LAYERS,
Il &c.-Wanted, Railroad and Bridge CARPEN-
TIERS, and TRACK-LAYERS. Apply at the office
of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, Rich
mond. THOS. DODAMEAD,
my 16-6t SUPERINTENDENT
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CONSTABLE SALE.-In pursuance of
~ an order of Hastings Court of the City of Rich
mond made on the 18th of April 1854 on an attach.
ment In favor Of John T. Clay VS.. w. G. WalthaH.
viii be sold for cash the goth day of May 1854 at
5oclock, T M, in front of 1st Baptist Chuicb Pew
No. u, in the said Church
ALFRED LEWELLEN, d. C.
my l8-5t For James p. Tyler. Il. C. c. r
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HOTEL CANDLES "A few boxes, II
a, 10 % ne p0a's' ~ GRO. l. HERRING.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
(Ofhce at g. J. Summers, No. 90 Pearl street.)
Nv HORSES AT AUCTION.-Will
~ be sold on SATURDAY Morning next, the
goth May, commencing at 10 o'clock at the lot seve-
raj Saddle and Harness HORSES.
my 10 THOS. w KEEsEE Auct
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nUILLED RIBBONS, GAUZE TRIM
" MlNGS, &c.-A fresh supply just received.
FANS "A beautiful assortment all STYLES and nri.
ces, st KEACHS Trimming Store
my 20-1t OF xs;n 81
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GAUZE MERINO UNDERSTANDS.
~ HOSIERY, GLOVES. CA large assortment
at p. HORTON KEACH'S
Hosiery and Trimming Store, 81 Main street
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Mau,,. r. R1Ps,er ana Asee-Chlll. STOPPED In Ten
one tsa,poonn Of Railways Ready Relief In
WI clear the stomach, and nsutrae the
hsue Also, s.ine 49, head neck
ams and palms Of the hanu r. r. Relief
ninuiss ten minutes from the time
Of the Relief whole will warmth free
from ehs Take likewise Regulators
Every day he on rub the
spine and other parts Of the body with ~ r. Relief good
doses Of Regulators, and ". be Asue
TO PREVENT 1T.
Take a'P1onu Of Ready Relief evening"
and keep the Liver and
Under this treatment will be
and Fever, Pevers Of kind -
For scrous, Syphilis Ricketts,
- - '
r. R. r. omse, Isa Fu,on ,tree,sY .ps-,m
~ SYPHILIS, scRoFuLA AND DISEASED BLooD.-For
those terrific diseases Carriers Spanish Mixture only
cinc. " N' Nv
The propetors have In their
uneates Of the most extraordinary effected
We refer the Certificate Richard
Richmond, Va Edwin Burton. the Revenue for
Richmond. General WEIGH OF the Mammoth Heniy
Of Washinston City Mr. VIM Matthews and Luck, Esq
OF Richmond Va; Mr. Boyden. Exchange
Of Others who have description by
Carriers spanh Mixture They all certify that
purifier Of the blood known.
For sale by BENNETT BEERa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-06
EARTHQUAKE

Nr~ YORK, April 6.-By arrival here we learn that
there wasa severe shock OF Earthquake at ST. Jago dc
Cuba on the 18th Of March The buildings were very
much shaken, and some damage done.