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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-07
rURNrrUnE.

ENAMELLED COTTAGE fURNITURE.-MATuEWs
~ STACY 54 and 5lt Broadway frst class med
from the Crystal Palace American Institute for the
tcst suits of enamelied chamber furniture and invite w
public ~ examine their extensive stock Suits with has
FURNITURE --TUBNTTuRE.-AT THE SPLENDID
warerooms No. 77 Broadway, very large and splcn
did assortment Of cabinet furniture Of the best quail for
city and country trade consisting Of rosewood oak walnut
and mahogany trarior wArdrobes secretary hookcacg
eteeere paror furniture in suites covered IA French
eatin brocateiie vevets bedseads dressing bureaus
wahtands marble top centre pier and fancy iron tables
cribs batstapds sewing chars rocking chairs, corner
etogre iron bedsead patent rocking cradles and others
elegant hall stands rosewcod walnut oak and mahogany
oak walnut and mahogany extenon dining tables
chairs 10 Match horehair mattresses and all other
kinds Eslliasc feathers and feather beds belstcrs Pill
''S 4. y isxIxxyy, No w Dsqssmy,
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED TO NAY H. FOR
building stone dam Abe Bronx river West
Farms. Apply to a. H. RAYMOND, AZ the byick Mill in
the village ef West ragDA 81 tfs
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INSURANCE.

A STOR FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY, no. 81
IA Chatham street, corner Of Duane. AZ an election
sed ON the 18th inst the following named gentlemen we're
daily elected directors for the ensuing year, viz
VIM. Y. Pfnkney, Jos. q. Appleby, Bcuj Mcrriman,
John Bunting, VIM. c. Arthur, John u Moreaa,
ehas q. Drake Fran w. Ogsbury, Atram Duryee,
Peter u Collins, Eifsha BIZ ooks, Nash Mosernan,
Dsniei T. Nillcts John Lsyerdge, VIM. A. Brown,
Enlsn Houkhton, John u. Durham, Thos Williams J,.,
3 ~ T. Conkiin, Ebenex. III, Brown Geo H. Franklin,
oser ~ Titus. Ger u. whitfield, Renj. W. Ciapp,
snsorew Brady, Egbert Scuddcr, VIM. Ciose,
~. Avereeil, james Frseborn, Stephen Pel.
subsequent meeting Of dsecters William =.
Hey ESQ, was unanimously elected President Of the
we rsSL I Tor ne ssytysa AoEr HARr. sscrstssy.
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MATRIMONIAL.


A YOUNG MAN % YEARS OF AGE, WITH FAIR
"A prospects ard very respectable connections wishes TO
mako the OF lady with view marriage.
Shemus not be Il old well educated
Of kind amiable disposition such calculated to
make home the pleasanest place in the world Address
H. c. Herald Office stating where IN interview DO bad
MADAME MORROW WILL MAKE MATRThoN1
M and will show the likeness II the future
and absent friends through instrument which she viii
TO illuminate and uniiiuminse itself by invoking tbs
Of her wonderful science Gentlemen admitted
No rs Brooe street between Cannon and Columbia cts
MATRIMONIAL TEsTs.-HADAME EMILE VII
WI ette professor OF sutosphy Cor reading Of charseter
by an individuals wrtnS) and spiritual writing
dum viii upon the receipt twenty ave cents Ard psei
tor ofthes hsraeter future dsstiny &C. together
with description Of the they have VIII marry Ad
dress, postpaid, Madame Viletto Broadway Post Once.
lfATRINoNIAL.-A YOUNG MAN OF TWENTY.oNE
1 summers and Of prepossessing appearance DESTROYS
Ct forming matrimo NAL alliance With young sdy who
will share bis joys and and but the
In bis pathway Of life. He is oil tho disgust
ing habits common 70 young such drinking smok
equally retired taste She rust have health beau
ty and disposition not unlike biz which is smahe
cnnhdine, ard afeetioaatc Wealth VIII be aeecptahe
.nY IN connection With the above virtues Address Tho
! aio Tuiar fguase Post Office.
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WELLS. FARGO A co.-EURoPEAN AND CALIFoR
mis- Ernress and Ia ,sing Csmpany have removed 70
u BssASvsy, Fright ssesivsd MEs. sNsv ptsssN
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IJEw YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON-
pany carrying the United state: mail for Mobile stop
BLACK WARRIOR, Captain James D. Bullock, IL
esvlng freight and will sail for the above ports Tues
Nay o. at II O'clock precisely from pier at foot Of
Beach street. North river Freight taken for Orleans
Passengers for Havana must passports before
having port For freight passage, apply TO LIVING
SION. CROCHERON CO, 81 Broadway. N. B-The CA.
HA v BA, r. w. Shufeldt commander, will succeed the
aak And all
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PARIS wANTILLAs-THE sUBsCRIBlRs IMPOR
ind for city rstail trade
,es Tor which the attention 81 ladies ~
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COMMUNICATIVE suyyCt.s

G10 0ln -PARTNER WANTED,-WANTED An
sDJO.UUU. active silent partaer with from $40 $50
s too. The usiles will e strictly casa, requiring
mother rsk attention aBd paw t4tra pr3it. Tic
rrqresona We efe.ences will be ryoa and required
Address lsstier Herald Office,
THE PEAL ESTATE BUSINESS HERE gWoaE CAR
l. ried by Andrew Harrison, No % CsA0strcet viii
and otter this date, be carried by Aadr Harrison
and Richard Wetxel at the place. Mr. Hsrrs1n 4.
grateful for past and will be thankful for oil futgte fay3r
Of his business friends and their that
all business matters Will receive the utos aaty ana
despntch Mr. Harrison and Mr. Wet,e have inside
ents 70 enlarge their business and acudo all Nttsrs
connected with the real estate busnas and
their great facilities ntena give genca satisac
ton. ANDREW HARRISON,
Ri .HARD VETZEL.
New York, Nay A. 1854 % Csisr street
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IL United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Captain
eknHcr will leave pier Is orth river Wednesday Nay
no. at O'clock r. Norfolk Petersburg, and Rich
nond Time 20 Norfolk, about twenty four hours Pas
And WiImngton and Railroads to Augusta A.
Atlanta Charleston 10 Passage and fare TO Norfolk 5
10 Petersburg Rchme So stesragc half price Fos
height apply beard, and for passage to
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ESOR MELBOURNE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO
Il shiPPsrs:--Ths slippe. ship HIaHTINGALE, nov =
ago area.; board and viii have quick dispatch The
1htseal. not only Che -.x pors,
aad assiss lowest rate: She fitted With Ensr
srtsls that njure freight Has for six second
- and few first cabin passengers For freight passage
opp1y board, having elegant Recommendations to
10 = r. w. CANRRON. ll6 Wall street.
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nor SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
H mail Iine.-The and splendid steamboat Ks OK
VILE C. D. Ludlow will leave Saturday, May II at
ocIock p M from her pier North river Apply to
SAMUEL I; MITCHELL ID Bro1awsy
day, May IL Through tickets from New York to Jackson
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HISTORICAL NOVELETTE, PORTRAIT OF ELIZA,
IL and the Mysteries Of . Mole,n by Delgado The
novel Intended TO portray fashionable life Of
Interesting character All Who DESTROYS 81 subscribing
can DO BY calling the Office Of FL Mu1ato, 20 Canal
street, corner CT Broadway, MP stairs
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4 USTRALIA.-PIONEER LINK.-THE CLIPPER
"A ship NIGHTINGALE, with the United States mails
Ys particularly requested 70 have their goods all
Board and cleared custom the gth May.
R.W. CAMERON ll6 Wall street.
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ENTREES AGENCIES.

LNoRElGN ExPRFss-pDwARDs SANFORD 4 co
respectfully announce that they prepared TO for
ward express packages from New York sor London
and all parts Of gland Ireland and Scotland twice
week 70 HAvrc, Paris Bremen Hamburg, Frankfort ant
all yarta Of the Eurogean continent week; to Mel
bourne Pert Philip sydney and all parts Of Australia
Van DemeE Land and Zealand tyeyery vessel saag
hence from England TO thoe and Canton Hong
Kong, Shsnghse, Calcutta Madras, Bombay aud other
0Mce. Sc Broadvsy.
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rIOR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-THE NEW
j. and splendid side wheel steamship STATE OF GEoR.
mall wilt leave Philadephil for savannah on WEDNESDAY
In speed and strsnsh and every for
ne and convenience Of passenger this ship IL un
a. The Keystone State leaves sboye the following
NAN No 10 Ola slip where plans of cabin may be seen
nd state rooms secured till 5oclock Tuesday p. H.
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AS'TROI1OGY.

A SIfOIOEY AND PHySfUGNUHY--THE CELE-
IA brated Br. Y. Ssuman Swcde by BIRTH can be con
NIL events .f iifepas present and future Ma
tvities Gale ulasd for ladies and gentlemen His residence
is 175 Chambers street near Greenwich.
MADAME MORROW is WITHOUT EXCEPTION rBs
M woudsrfoi aftrolcrist In the world that hsf
been known, She will tell past present and future
events and win show your future husband aud abssss
friends hch has aoEhei Thousands during her travels
in Europe She s seventh of seventh
born with natural gift by invosins the
her wonderful science to tell Their thoughts and
Will happy pairs TO tagethsr who viii all epjos
The greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss She is d.
sedan Of ne of atroogers reaching hack for centuries
aud her predictions uy astounding 10 ell that vs
All who have been disappointed elsewhere thcft
who wish speedy marriage may call soon and they
depend upon advice ded the eterno prnope
magical scierce 76 Broome street. between CsEea
Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted.
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A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FANCY sHIRTINGS
"A and bosoms, Of the most choice fabric and latest
fashions SALE and made to In artistic style and
nnsh at the furnishing emporium
StuyreAant lnstitpte. -
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cash BU 7EES OF STRAW GOODS ARE SOLICITED
" 70 examine e2enivc stock OF stras bonscts Re-.
among which are hundred ladies' and misses
straw tornett hundred do ladies' and misses lace
tennes, tfy do, ladies Dunstetie do twenty do adef
fpt do ten do ladies' super Leghorn do which,
together with general stock Of bonn t. ribbons aud
Towers, viii be sold low for casL, by HoM& KETCu.
I'M a snd 90 John street. OF William. B-Just
received twenty i've cases nisses' Leshorn a,ts
HOMER a KErCHUM
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DICH PARIS r0ULARD SILK -UBSDfLr, PEfR
IL son LAKE. al Broadway, between Grand and
Boore streets viii this morning one huadrsd pieces
OF rich Paris sid fouiard silks At oniy 4s Cd yari
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rnrAr REFLECTION IN THE PRICE or MILIINERY

q gooas, rsbtons bonnet tkn Artlncial flowers dres
trimmings, 81 M LICHTESsTEiN, No. % Bosery
has received direct from the msnufsturrs IN Francs
and HI gland bis uusl importation of the above goods
everything vel and desirable Tor the approaohis,
Also spptrc. asortment Of ribbons, dspted U
TIC late fashion Of trimming ladies' drcsses md manas
fourens bows. The assortment In tho whoieaale
adjoining tie retail store 10 unequslled in tins es
for YArietY and cLchrnesa.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Company, of Nj
esI.ggs in advance Of the Mail
sxessng The double engine steamship STAR OF THE
WEST 600 tons burthen will leave from pier No North
yver 1t three oelock p NJ precisely Puenta Arenas
sasSrdsy May 70 o0nnsesins with NE fayorte steam
caTsgus transit route having but twelve miles Of land
transportation BY first class carriages These
iaformatoD passage apply only CHARLES MORGAN,
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Ar LARMoNT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
M and turgcon 10 eousulted al ~ Reads street. eorns
q Broadway, from n A. n. TIL r. ~. and from Nl ~
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TARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE TO SAN
rraneisco.-The steamship NORTH STAR, to leave
New York June to with the Yankee Blade. Tae
soehs 70, these steamers are nov open lin
applied for before Nay 20 Cabin $3.50 steerage $5
that these viii 90 through
]. NJ CROSS, No. 8 Battery place up stairs.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDH.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL.
" pbia from pier No /, rth rver-Tw, lines daily
a. M and2 r. The accommodation line att A n, by
way places and Camden fare g. lines at r. NJ
by John Potter TO Amboy thence direct TO Camden
through in FIVE hours; fare g.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
" via Aspinwul and Panama-Lowss: prices, superior
steamers extension Of the Panama Rairoad-Arrango.
the sale in this city Of tickets for the transit OF
the Isthmus forming most agreeable and safe rous
through in advance Of all other lnsThe United States
Mail stssmshig Company intend despatch to A:pinwal
Warren street the fast sailing steamship GEORGE LAW,
Capt G. " Fox United States Navy connect at Pana
with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company steamer
SONORA Captain Piorrou The extension q the railroad
day-a consideration that will induce all who value their
health and comfort to select this route Mr. Hnckley late
forwarder Adams the Isthmus has perfected
his arrangements for the transit Of and their
baggage from Aspin wall Panama Tickets he OBJ
tanned for this transit from J. w. DARLINGTON, at
Adams SO Broadway for at n West street. The ac
all classes
and particular attention paid to the cleanliness Of the
sssrage For freight pasage apply at the ONCE Of the
companies, No. III West street. to
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TTNIoN COURSE l.. I-IRoTTINc.-oN wrDSEs
u day, May 10 AZ O'Clock + NJ Iaaeh for e. eVv ule
heats, lttt in 3, drivers weishidg fJV
pounds II Jones names gr 8. Ed6y s. Hoasland names
l. g. True John will leave the South ferry Broosyp
fer the O'Clock M ana return soon as the
race Ia over. Fare, each way. rs cents
JOHN ]. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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ITO PRINTING INK MANUFACTURERS. AND TO
gentlemen who viii gain 20 per cent without failure
after paying all expenses out of the moneyThe ADVERT
who practical printing ink manufacturer any
other In the world hereby Challenges contradiction
the $50 to make eighteen different inks in
qualify for letter pres copperpate and hograph print
ing: also superior quality of ink for wood cuts, and
eolcred inks of every description. will few:
million scarlet crimson colored Paris blue DO royal
pure blue DO supertne green, purple, ach, and many
others too numerous to mention also will guarantee TO
make rollers the trade as any other nan in
New York in the city Of London have ten
from of the FIRST houses in London TO 1913
will sell the whole copyright Of tho and story prac
teRl Y sny gentleman YbG V fe:i sisg ssd f. grGa
fair remun eraon .e zane As am ms.ias arsa M
and - to large color manufacturers and others TO DO
color aker; and do hereby again give notice TO
any foreign quack fair play desire ayors
Direct post paid to H. b. practical ink and color msnu
facturer. Herald office stating real name and address
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II EBAN0N sPRINGS-CoLUMBTA HALL-THIs
IL establishment will be opened the LIST mar next.
Families wishing In the hotel cottages
can be accom- modstsd favorable terms German
and every other thing will be provided make
II an agreeable summer residence by its proprietor
HENRY HULL.
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UvOR CHARLESTON AND TLORIDA-sEMI.WE WEEKLY
IL United States Mail Line.-The new and fast goin
MARION, W. Foster commander, will leave Pier
ss For freight apply board where all bs q sdins
TILESTON CO., so broadway. Through tickets to Flo
xda Is followsTo Jacksonville ssh TO Platkn. $S3 The
Marion will receive freight up to time Of leaving
NOR CHARTER-THE STEAMER NORwALK, NOW
living At Of Eleventh street, East river. For
particulars, enquire Of CHARLES AeNEILL agent No
Hall Of Records.
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WINDOW sHADEs-wlLLIAM II PHILIP UATE
w Schroeder Coz manufacturer anc dealer ia all kinds
81 transparent window shades 10 Barrow street tlrse
Hudson Houtekcepers and others win find e
their advantage call and purchase at the factory they
win lie able get shades at the lowest prices Dealers sup
piled liberal terms.
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FScUH
classes, at the Mechanics Institute, No. Bowery,
New York In the evening First class in orna
mental and figure drs wing and modelling 20ssons terms
"a class meet Monday and Friday, from ~ 10 9k Sc
eond class In architectural drawing by teaching the
from Third Glaze IN machine drawing, the con.
struetion OF teeth Of wheels &c 10 Lessons terms claeo
meet Wednesday from N 10 e Fourth class Is sepa-
rate for ladies and lsde teachers In All orts o. fancy
ard at The Mstrofoltan Acsesny si,.h avenue, nss4
made at No Bowery New York. Classes formed m
18th OF May
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THE EAGLE SLATE conPAsy OF CASrLETON.
Vermont, constantly manufacturing large quaati
ties purple and green slate Of quality fully iua % the
Welsh Orders will executed with punctuiity and des
patch slate the United states
This Just introduced market and has given
universal satisfaction The following persons
those who have IL and to them the compsn refer for
informal III quality John Brodie 81 Washington
street: Edward Cromeu, Go ashinzton street. Dagau
Brothers, 4ss Broome street New York Aodre.sD IN
DERW OOD, Castleton Vermont; or A. r. SESCER ~ do
pot Of the company, 800 West Thirteenth street New York
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IRON RAILING, 6C.-CROWELLS CELEBRATED
cast iron railing without rivets warranted twenty
cents running foot cheaper than the rvet railing also
and Iron Railing Company make and put to order every
variety and style Of the above Brackets door and window
guards and all articles in the smith building foundry
line furnished at the lowest prices Specimens in sections
east of Broadway Foundry foot Of Forty sixth street.
North river
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Uo FOUNDERS, CASTERS. MoULDERs &c-oSE
thousand tons each Of the following cays and sands
Moulding and re sands paper cnrline foundry ERE aud
other kinds of clay all deliverable at point
tract at low figure For information and samples
ply 70 A. BLEBE. 1875 Broadway. SECOND door.
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TkFEs FOR CEMETERIEs.-l0O0 EVERGREEN
trees and shrubs Of all kinds 20 600 arbor vitae both
Chinese and American two six feet high sale very
low. WM X. PRINCE X CO., Flushing
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- 49, T. - - -
THE TURF.

T-NIoN COURSE, L. 1.-TRoTTING.-oN TUESDAY
~ Nay 81 o'clock r. NJ, sweerstfkes Of ~ 600 three
niles aud repeat, TO harness. H. Wcceun names e. s.
Ps-ntiere - .,aer names :. N; Lady Relief Stages
John !. SNEDIkER, Prorrietor.
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TUsT RECEIVED FROM ONE OF THE FIRST MA
81 in Paris beautiful selection eyes which
will 10 inserted by Dr. WHEELER ocIlist $50 Broadway,
every respect Once hours, II A. N. to r. NJ Films
specks and chronic inflammation Of the eyelds however
long stsn ding, completely cured
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-PER-
DESTROYS Of having lasts made TO 1T the fest will ind
1t to their advantage to call at L. INGLEES leather and
afraef
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CWYNNES PATENT REACTION CENTRIFUGAL
NJ pump and IRE engins-Adapted to any situation unt
limited in power certain in action psrmansnt in use and
all others Call and be satisfied OF these facts Office
and warehouse Of Union Power Company Of United States
81 Broadway removed from "a opposite present stand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-20

THE Loss OF THE SHIP BLACK HAwK.-We stated
rived at New York Wednesday with portion of
the passengers and crew of the clipper ship Black
Hawk lost at sea on her voyage from Liverpool for
New York. The Black Hawk left Liverpool on the
4th of April, with of IS and 85S patsen-
gers She encountered tremendous hurricane on
April 18th, in lat. 43 20, lon g 02, which carried
away every mast close to the deck, stove the cabin
and rlnped the deck in such manner that the water
flowed In like a mill race, and the ship had six
feet of water in her hold.
On the MOI ling of the 10Th the British harque
Caroline, of Liverpool, hove in sight and took on
board 40 passengers. Next morning ship Dirigo
came alongside, and on Friday evening the Curri-
tuck came up, and the boats of all the vessels
soon employed in getting off the remainder of the
passengers and crew. which was accomplished with
out the loss of single individual The Black Hawk
was then abandoned, with her lower hold half full
of water, and the shin complete wreck. She was
valued at 500 coo. The Currituck brought to New
York 356 of her passengers and her crew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-20
HOUSES AND LOTS ON POPLAR
my 20 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

4 NOMMJoSlONEh . SALE OE REAL
~ ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTY Pursuant
to decree of the Circuit Court for Henrco county,
on the th day of April 1854 in suit there depend.
ing in the name of Thomas J. Carter, complainant,
against Virginia B. Barker Albert Fisher and others,
defendants, the undersigned, whe was appointed q
Commissioner for the purpose. will, on MONDAY,
the 9Th day of June, 1854 at II O'clock in front of
Henrico Coty Court House. proceed sell the tract
of land in the bill and proceedings mentioned upon
the following terms: For much cash will defray
the costs of this suit and the expenses incident to
such sale; and upon credit of and II months for
the balance of the purchase money, to bear interest
from the day of SALE and to be secured bv bonds with
good security, and the title to the land to be with
held until the whole of the purchase money paid
and deed ordered by the Court to be made. This
land is in the lower part of Henrico county contains
about three hundred acres lies Immediately on the
Chickahominy swamp adjoining the lands of An.
drew B. Carter and Edward Cartwright and Others
and is considered very valuable
THOMAS j. CARTER, Commissioner.
For particulars enquire of Thomas J. Carter, at
Jno. A. Lacy's Grocery and Feed Store, James d.
Thomas, Druggist, csrner of 18th and Franklin st.,
Richmond, Va. my IL dtd
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, May 18.-In the Episcopal Con
vention this afternoon, motion to rescind the etl
revised regulation failed by majority. Resolu
uons were passed fixing the minimum salaries o
single ministers at $780, and married at $50.