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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


TUESDAY, Jan. oi-o r. NJ
The announcement OF the arrival OF the stea shp Asia
rom Liverpool with three days later inteligeros from
nurops had favorable effect In the street before the
nature OF the news generally known ALI the fances
became at buoyAn. and Spectators qsite 80
tive The advance slight; but tho fact that the I'm
provemeat Of yesterday more than sustained must
have been sufficiently satisfactory TO holders The rise
general throughout the list and large per cent OF
the operations were cash Tho Asas news is oonai
dered good Breadstus had fallen of trhe with less
active market but quotations for cotton were firm, with
fair an cunt OF business Consos better and the
money market decidedly easier with Indications Of
steady improvement Bullion in the Bank Of England for
the last week. sbows decrease American stocks we're
dull and depressed Small transactions we're
made At very low piicsa Quotations ELY romi
nal From the seat Of war there LIS nothing new Nego
Nations progress slowly without any probability of any
immediate result The advices, the whole are fall "a
favorable as anticipated.
The following tales Of stocks were made At auction after
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rxcore Aoof.... oosIoio
The receipts At the office OF the Assistant Treasurer OF
shh port to day amounted to 1904 $50 s6; payments
Sls7s2 7s-Ioaving balance Of A,751,4so 4s.
The Superintendent of the Banking Department in the
Comptroller Office ofthe Sss OF New York. In his report
10 the Legislature gives the exhibit wing the
amount Of circulation outstanding the LIST o,
ber 1853 Of nineteen Incorporated banks the charters OF
Viii h have expired
CIRCULATION sArxry FUND Eorss BANKS CHARTERS
WHICH HAvE EXPIRED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

ITO LET IN BROOK YN-THOSE Six NEW FIKE-
story stores dwell ngs with hAsement and sub ce-
ar on Furn avenue bsswoen De Kals and Flasbu.h
suab extensive BIO .rd house oil restaura NJ
Possession be had the frat Of April ensuing Apply
the premises, between IL and O'Clock.
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No 20 Trinity place, containing thirty three ICONS
with double cellar Could be used workshop, any
ther purpose Inquire 4s Nspsnarl street, for A. Ca
WANNA, from 10 till z
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ITO LET-PART OF HOUSE IN BROOKLYN, NOT
far from eher ferry; two psrors frat bedrooms
and kitchen furnis uafurnished for
small genteel family Rent low; possession
RrnnklYn.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

UsTKAIIA PIONEER LINE-MoNTHLI EXPRESS
IA and letter tss r. letter bag Of tne ship ALBERT
fRAhsLlN for kehor-ne direct viii Nm open ~ ths
streets anti TIE hrst day q February !hs subsorbs wi
also srabs bills OF sdng tor packages and PARCELS reA
nsbe charss delivered in Mslbourus sydney or Hobart
Town. Tho sSips Of this ,he only regular line iron san
\. w Ensiand Il w CsMRROS. NC wall stve"s
OTFIoE SO BRvAbwAY-Ap. Ms CO.'S nxr TRES.
" for California OREGON, 10, via rcsrsgas per ncAmsr
Northern Light on sasurdAy, Fsbrusry q At r. M
Ksph p Mead MESSENGER Also, per United states mai
steamer Gesrgis via PauAms Monday, Februsry o -
'ctcs, r. NV james g. Gamble, Messenger ADAMS
CO., 10 Broadway.
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ITO LEI-TuB LARGE AND COMMoDIOUs FOUR
story brick store packing and smoking
NO le5 Riyington streea For particulars inquire tn
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This Ii small for the The detailed report given
above possesses feature. Bresdstuds have not
moved forward actively during the past week pre-
viousy and the aggregate is made up to much greater
extent than usual Of small items. To shippers the table
Of items ia interesting.
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DrLLIARD TABLEs-Two SUPERIOR AND WE'LL
ID made second hsnd tables for sale small size suitable
for private with large stock Of tables witb
he beds Can be By calling ~ our factory No.
Ann greet GRIIFlIH DkCkkR
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The Manhattan Bank has declared 80 mi annual dyi
nsnd OF four per cent the Marine Bank four per cent
Tho Second Avenue Railroad Comp any have called for
sn final irstalmen OF twenty Ave per cent payable on
me 4th nst at the company's office, At xessrs XII
o'Brien's, as wall street
The arrivals of gold ard gold dust at this port from
oAhfornis, during the month OF January amounted to
o. eo7,ls9 This is made up from the shius,
nanfssts
In explanation o. the unusual amount OF sook Gales
the Central Rsroad Il Is generally understood that the
Stockholders Of the South Side Mohawk Company ar
clearing out to get ri OF the call for the ninety Ave
cent OF their instAlnents YET remaining unpaid they
having been taken into the Consolidation ths per
cent advance the Central having assumed tn. respon-
nbiiity of the entire construction, which VIII not cost
less than IS COO 600, and when Finished viii form
petitor route to the road in the north eide
fhe burthen OF making this new road understood to
have been imposition prsctised the projectors of
The consolidation scheme who could not the
quisite Legislative power essential to the proposed consol
kAton independently OF their aid
1t the opinion and advice OF the President Er.stus
Corning Esq that ths dividend recently declared should
not exceed four PSF cent the ultss going six and
thus five Per cent declared . compromise for the
che business OF nine months after two days discussion
Mr.. Corning urging that the company would not only
have to raise large amounts OF money to construct
~S-1 "
compelled to encounter additional expenditures in order
towden their gauge to sA feet to corsspon with that
OF the Canada road which could not fall to cause very
heavy demands the resources and credit OF the com
pany
In consequence OF the frequent interruptions OF the
business Of the Cumberland Coal pany through the
sxravagant demands OF their miners and laborers an
alarm has been created among the stockholders that
there prospective danger that their whole Iterest
be sold out under the deed of held By James
Brown and others for the Of ss2b 0oO the
bonds issued for the purchase Of the property OF the
Maryland Mining Company which sold by order OF
the Court OF Chancry OF the State Of Maryland. The
bonds Of the Cumberland Company fall due the arst
Of January 1856 for the protection OF which the original
possessions of the Maryland Company together with
subsequent acquisitions and Improvements Of the Cum
bcfland, oovere1 by the deed Of trust.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts and d,l
basements OF the Assistant Treasurer OF this port during
tae month Of January, 1854
ASSISTANT IREAsUREas OFFICE RECEIPTS AND nsRURrMEyrs
JANUARY, 1854
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EXTRA PAY.

ExTRA PAY, &C, TO UNITED STATES NAVY SAIL
u and mafiHss ALI United States Navy tsors Aod
marines who served In vessel In tho PAoiho oossn
time from ls6 Va 1889 and the widows and heirs Of
such who dice IA the service since their dsoh
IronpJ obtain hs double and bounty isnd vsrrsif
Of EDWARD BTSSRLL, ~ -
And date rurser H., No 81 wall street sA
lust sSsve Pearl u. N. R.Also soldiers houAAy Aas
rAGN ehtAinse ~ Abevs
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WILBOR's COMPOUND OF PURE

w COD LIVER OIL AND LIME CURE
FOR CONSUMPTION COUGHS, COLDS ASTi.
MA, BRONCHITIS. GENERAL DEBILITY ANb
ALL SCROFULOUS HUMORS.-The proprietor
hss succeeded from directions of Professor Stonej
ia combining the Oil and Lime perfectly that tbs
taste of the OIL which Is nauseous 10 persons ge-
nersllY Is entirely overcome, and il can Be y
the most delicate females with pleasure. And as rs-
gard, the benefit of this article the clear oil tie
following case, by Prof. Stone, s sufticient TO cor
vince the most skeptical The young lady was "A
years of age:
'.Her disease was one of unmixed phthisi., which
had been expected to terminate Ia the course OF
few months fatally: The upper part of both her
lungs filed with tubercles, and in some places
were beginning to Soften The case was evidently
bad one. The treatment of Cod Liver Oil first
used, but without marked Improvement. The ph-s-
phate OF lime then administered with the oil,
and the result, as Ia the of many others ives
soon apparent The patient was rapidly getting
well -
A long array of certificates might he given here 10
prove the eiicacious character of this medicine, but
Il is not deemed necessary. The fact that from the
very first Introduction of the God Liver Oil and Linz
before the public il has been gradually adopted BY
the medical faculty, sufficient proof Of lie lnfues
toned excellence. sftsso
For sale wholesale and retail. by
ALEx'R B. WILBOR,
Chemist, I56 Court st., Boston
For sale in Richmond by BENNETT BEERS,
Drugsistss 125 Mainst. je 1e-dimif c6m
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THE TARIFF-It is currently reported and gene
'aliv believed, that the bill for the modification Of
the Tariff which has been prepared by the COMMITTEES
OF Ways and Means, puts iron, sugar, cotton, wool
icls, wines, &c, among the articles in the twenty
per cent. list. The one hundred per cent. duty on
brandy is retained Other rates are five and ten pei
ticIes net enumerated The free list is slightly in-
creased No change is proposed in regard to the fish
ipe bounty 1t is not probable that the bill will re-
e-ive much consideration at the present session.
.NCt Int.
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AUCTION sALEs
THIS DAY,
By TAYLOR & WTLLTAM5

Sf TAILOR WILLIAMS
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
= 80 : d BUILDINGS s AND lots ON MARsHAIL :
FiF Firth sTs sEETs, k ASP 9S ~ F9gRTa AND
AT AUCTION WIN be sold on TIrrsnsv n, 4.
june, at q O'clock. NJ upon the premises ths,
sersee.ion Of K and ausies :. the so.thssss In
on Marshall street, and running back on ist re-, -
Feet comprising, on Marshall street 6ue ara mast
ssf1Sienen. BRICK Dwelling occupied by Mrs w. II.
q feet font And on LIST street. two framed Tsne
Inents, two brick Tenemsnts and a vacant L., ~ n
feet. q o' W -
And Immediately after the above, conmepc,n, a,
.ne west side of5th North OF Leigh street, and cd
!one Ine property Off w. De voss win be sold Is,
i% T IT, T IsIus h property, .o-wi.s
~ oy " feet two stories high and easily con.
vertible into two tenements
"a Ir sssars Lots sdjoinias sseh Is feet front.
AN. vacant Lot of40 feet trent
9TH. two story brick Dwelling occupied by Jn..
oh. from. Of 26s fee, on the wes. line re- 9Th
and OF fI8 feet on the East line OF 4th II This s,.
properly to be divided into building lots OF 50 leet
front, and q 80 y " W.
It'll. A front of 100 feet ON the Fs.. linz ot q.
opposite to the shove and near Pratts Cottsss'
The whole of the improved portions of ire shovs
PsoPe..y Is sood repair and now occupied By the
IL seldom that property ofsach extent 40 d-sir,.
Oily located snd so productive, is brought iuto the
portuniiy for inve OF for ob.anius lssso, ra
cur. "ees" Us
Plats of the property NAV be seea At o,y os.;..
TERMs-For the property on Is, md Msr.h.n ~,
one- third cash balance at ard months For IN.
, 70, pIopertyone-fcurth cash; balance at4 ard
.scmraa Is. 1rsat payments to bear interest and BE
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aue.s
f; ~ tno Testner on the day above named prov.
je1s ~ 'A '- i' ~ isai uaS'
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WEST POINT CADETS.

WEST rorNr, June 1.-THE annual examination
II the United States corps of cadets is expected t.
close to-day, and the corps will encamp next week
The graduating class sumber forty-six The class
entered the institution -four years ago, with hun
drcd and ten members This reduction in the mum
bers OF q class during that period is not unusual
indeed it be may bejrcmsrkedthat greater. proper
ion of the original members of this class graduate
than ei most classes
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LATEST NAIL NEWS.
THE TEMPERANCE PRoCLAMATfoN-TAV
ERNs CT OSEn-A SOBER SARRATu L.

pHrLApELPsIA, June is.--As general thing the
Proclamation of Mayor Conrad. declaring his in.
fenion vigorously enfore the law against selling
liquor the Sabbath, has been respected by the
tavern keepers though several are selling TO Gus.
toners entering through the back doors and few
selling openly, designing to contest the consti,u
,'uaalisy OF the law.
Most OF the rummies have resorted 10 Camden
and Windmill Island, where immense Gales are be-
ms made at double prices. The Lager Beer saloons
are also closed, though several have their signs
crSped aud flags displayed a, half mast and crsped
One has piacard up Gone 10 church for ease OF
all crea;ion--open &c -morrow"
The city has been uncousmonly quiet, not a
drunken man has been seen all day The grea,
niAss Of our citizens grained a, the result OF
the experiment, aud will sustain the Mayor to the
M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-20

Two MEN KILLED-At Sandusky, Ohio, on Tues
day, Alexander Derr, a carpenter employed in
Smuggling the cupola OF the Presbyterian meet
inghouse in that city, stepped a loose plank al
tho heehth of sixty feet, fell and was killed. The
plank in its fall struck stone mason named Mich
sel Western. who was also killed.
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SLooP or WAR CYAHE ABOUT TO DEPART on a
SECRET mIssroN.-The Uoited States sloop otwar
Cyane dropped down from the Brooklyn Navy
Yard few days ago, and is now at anchor in the
North river, opposite the Battery. Her crew is on
board, consisting of one hundred seamen, ordinary
seamen landsmen and boys. It is said she viii
sail to-day in obedience to orders issued by the
Secretary OF the Navy. Her destination is unknown
the public though il is reported lis ordered to
San Juan, to bring TO punishment the authors otthe
attack On Minister Rorland
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ROBBERY OF BANK NOTEs-The Bank CT Ten
discovered, the 18th nst that it had been
robbed OF a box containing blank ten dollar notes
10 the amount of $4,000. The notes stolen have
red bocAs, while none OF the present issues OF the
bank are thus printed. aud none SUCH OF the de-
nomination of So will be issued
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Days
IL EYSvILLE LAND, VAL "a BL +
Ia TAVERN STAND AMI OTHru paOprp

IL EYSVILLE LAND, VAL U1RIE
- TAVERN STAND. AND OTHER pBOPER-
III, FOR SALE.-The subscriber hsvjns detsTminsd
TO remove to the Southwest win ofTe1 for ssls ~
public auction, on TUESDAY, the ,Ifb 5sv IF Inin
next, his entire tract of LAND contsfnine III .s,y
and lying In the county Of Charlotte imm.dstsIy
around keysville depot and at the junction of fhs
Richmond and Danyie Railroad and the K.ysv liz
ana Christisnsville Plank road, 10 miles from Rich
mond, 50 miles from Danvie, and u miles from
Christiansyille. - $500
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
ana other crops by the of gusno and other
= He will ALSO sell his long aud wen known rAv.
EnH STAND, which 10 large, roomy and commodi-
gus oul dung part of it newly erected with sN.ne
o7ssary out-ouildings, in good repair.
s. Also; three good STORE-HOUSES
an IN HIS IL SHOP. WHEELRIGHTS 81
ants. ~ - ~
In histavern ya,d
Der next 0 ua W.
1HERMs-One-third payable in cash On the first 6.v
~ tNoVen6er next; the residue In equal iu,taIments
~ one ana two years thereafter. The title will he
ffeea9eo or deed of trust given to secure the de-
ieIEeo PAYNE nts also, bonds with approved secnrty
-; Or p,eftner information apply to MI Isaac r. Wat
ii1' hicnnlond VA or to the subscriber At Ksv.
fHte, "nicn 10 his pest Office.
-l e ltd JOHN D. PRIDpY.
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TIE STREET PREACHING EXCITEMENT
NEW YORK, June IS The day passed Off in this
city snd Brooklyn unusually quiet The usual street
preaching took place without any undue excite
rnent or disturbance OF consequence. Five arrests
made during the day, under a warrant issued
by Judge Reebe on the charge of attempting to in
rtf q
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BY KENT, PAINE l. KENT.


GALE OF Will COX G. Belts
~ STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION-6n
WEDNESDAY, the 2lst inst, commencing at nine
o'clock, will sell, by order of B. B, Minor. ESQ.,
Receiver at the store of Messrs Wilcox Belts Ea-
gle Square, their entire stock of DRY GOODS, COM
prising great variety of Fancy and Staple Goods,
suited to the
The attention of the retail trade Ia particularly in.
vted to this sale, as embraces many rich and valua-
bic goods recently purchased, and rarely offered at
auction, such
Elegant new styles Silk and Lace MANTLES
Rich French Wrought COLLARS
Do do. SLEEVES and CHEMIZETTES
Muslin and Cambria BANDS
Do. do. EDGING and INSERTINGS
Rich Brocade, Plain and Plaid SILKS
Sash and Bonnet RIBBONS
WHITE GOODS: Irish LINENS
Embd Cambria HDKFS
Atexander's GLOVES
Super Silk UMBRELLAS; PARASOLS
HOSIERY, sc. &c.
ALSO,
The FURNITURE and KEY of the store, subject
to the consent ofthe landlord The lease has fifteen
months to run.
TERMs-All sums under $50 cash, without discount;
that amount four months credit for approved pa
per.
je 16 KENT, PAINE l. KENT, Aucts.
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DEATH FROM Sun STRoKE.-A little child namei
iilnds died in Boston on the It'll inst from the ct
lrctz of & sun stroke. Parents who send their chill
dren out in care OF domestics cannot be too careful
ia admoDishing them to keep in the shade. When
the walks are not shaded, an umbrella should be
carried
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HEALTH or ST. LoUIs.-There were l62 deaths
in 81. Louis during the week ending the 10Th inst,
being an increase OF 81 over the previous week.
over oue-half of these were emigrants of whom
forty had been in the city from TO fifteen days.
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A L a Meeting of the Council of the City
~ of Richmond, held June 18th, 1854, the follow
ing resolution was adopted
Resolved That poll be and the same is hereby
directed to take the of the reeholders of the
City, on the question whether the Council on behalf
of the city of Richmond, may subscribe to the STOCK
of the Virginia Central Railroad Company, a compa-
ny Incorporated for work of internal improvement
IN this State, part of which is constructed in and
this city, an amount not exceeding one hundred
thousand dollars to enable the said Company to com
plete the road which is under contract west of
Staunton, that the time of poll Monday the TWEEN.
ty-fourth day of July next and that this resolution
be published for month, land afterwards until the
Gay OF the poll in at least two newspapers of this
city. Copy.
Ie l9-td VIM p SHEPPARD C. CIR
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AUCTION sALHe.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY 0ODDIN 4 APPERsON,
A TTRACTIyE REAL. ESTATE OK

A TTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE ON
~ - ,r,nhIAsNkLlN. fth sud I'd sss-FOR SALE AT
Au1TIoN.-Wiil be sold on FRIDAY. the sd day
VI 1nne' luo4, on the premises respecfively COM
n n AZ O'Clock, the following beautifully loca
First.That central aud eligibly situated lot on
soutn FRANKLIN, between 9th and OH sta sdoipinr
ene properly OF John NJ Patton ESQ on the east
aaa ma. OF Ness Ragland on the west, This Iot has
mors h;1, zee. or more, and depth of I07 feet or
breadth of 10 feet, and extend, Of 10 a. ..
.na 90 the front line with the privilega IF
an auey OF sufficient width for the p.ssa.s oe go,
80 siaS u 70. 60 ath ct, and the further privilege
Of the Messrs. Ragand, upon payrant tae SaIa wal
ms Vaue OF said wall, which would be \ ers.t a.
wing 10 any person desiring to build This nrorar.
nS -v yards o the State House. enjoys fine
beautifully cultivated grounds adieinin. m .h ahs
OF MI Patten, the view of james River M.nch.se.
and Deighborine country, renders this the very no.
tanned in Richmond. " W 10 op-
Aso. very handsomely situated Lot ON Vast -,
street between Clay and Leigh alta Opposite tha
beautifully cultivated grounds of VIM. f. Davis
Esq. ''
After which, will be sold that eniently arrang-
ed ard comfortable Cottage Building, on East % az
north of Leigh street, and near the contempated az
tension OF Jackson street. adjoining the of
Mr.. Lewis B. Taylor. The house contains 8 rooms
with fire places, q store-room. porches, front and
servants apartments, wood and coal house. &c
The lot has front of ~ feet and extends back lao
feet more, ard ia of the most fertile and pro-
ductive garden spots to be found in the entire CITY,
This last property is in the occupancy of Miss Caro-
line L. Kerr, at rent which yields fine per cent.
age on the probable price that it will sell for.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable notes interest died. secured
BY trust deed, or title retained.
BY request of the owner.
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANALS.

EALBASY, June 1.-THE break in the Illinois and
Michigan canal, previously reported, had been
repaired snd boats were to pass on Wednesday
lsst when a tclegraphic dispatch received at Chi
csso, reported another break in the immediate
neichborhood of the first, and much more disas
trrus.
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DROWNED --Yesterdoy afternoon, little girl aged
ak years daughter of Mr. Benz PaTnell accidentally
fell overheard, near the Gosporr Bridge and was
drowned. She had been in the water but a short
time when discovered, but life extinct-Ports.
Tran. SATURDAY..
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BY ELIAS HALE =
Auctloneer and Commission Mercban. ms MI.

ELIAS HALE,
EVERY TUESDAY AND SATJrR.
- DAY EVENING, at II O'Clock, / will! offsr ..
aqcrion my usually attractive stock of WATf;UFa
as follows 'H Pet'
GOD Duplex, Chronometer and Magic Hunters
Gold English Anchor and Cylinder Watches 4,
open and hunting cases "'' )"
SILVER English Lever, Anchor and Cylinder do. hun
6aold, Fob, Vest and Guard Chains, Seals and Kew.
asLpns EARRINGS, Finger-rings, Brscelets &c
L,ogsther with large variety of Fancy Goods bon
Die Barrel Guns and large sssortIne ut of Barwsr.
ALSO,
WARE. En- aao lLAiEo
Every article warranted as represented.
Sale positive.
Having taken out license. aud opened , re sp,.,
AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE at NV s,ers
tot which have long lease,) am prepared 10 offe;
great Inducements to persons wishing TO eonairn
goods Tor auction or private sale. :"
lon. engagements thankfully received and promptly at
ELIAS HALE, Auct'r and
my Is Com Merchant, los Main ~,
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A NUMBER OF BEA UTIFUL BUILD
~ I'M, OTIS a., pB y. 8 7

a NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL BUILD
"A ING LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE, ON VERY
ACCOMMODATING TERMS. This property is
Richmond College A part of those lots front on
Broad ST., and the R. R. giving depth If 439 # This
is one OF the best opportunities offered those OF
small means who destitute Of home to obtain
one in healthy situation where they can save the
enormous city tax, and az the same time be within
10 minutes walk of the most business part of the city,
la veryishort time this property will bring 500 per
ct. more than is now asked for it. The only reason
the owner has for selling it IL, he wishes move to
the country.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at 8, 10 and n
months, with interest," title retained until last note is
paid.
Apply to II. b. CLIFFORD,
IS Main St, or to
je 19-lnS TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
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francis Dick, convicted and sentenced to be
hung at Dayton, Ohio. for the murder Of Mrs Young
hes been granted new trial.