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MORE FUGITIVE SLAVES.

OsWEGo, June The Times of this morning
states that three fugitive slaves were stoppea on
board the steamer Ontario yesterday, with the
owner il pursuit. who was too late to take oui pa
pers for their detention. lie had teegraphed ac
cacketts Harbor to have them stopped
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my 81 GoDDIN L ApPERsoN, Aucts
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON

FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN WALL,
AND SIXTEENTH STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-WiI he sold on MONDAY Afternoon
the 9Th June, 1854, upon the premises commencing
at 81 O'Clock, the Brick Tenement on the North
side of Franklin street, between Wall and 18th Ste
now in the occupancy OF Mr.. Thomas Otey The
lot fronts 10 feet and runs back OF feet.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 4, and Il
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained
GODDIN L. APPERSON, Aucts.
Terms at sale. Inv 3JI G a. A.
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ExECUTOR's SALE OF REAL Es-

IL TATE ON VALLEY STREET.-Pursuant to
the last will and testament of Jesse Maule, decd,
shall, on MONDAY, the 9th June, 1854, at the hour
of o'clock sell the House and Lot belonging to the
estate Of said Maule situated the month inter.
sectisn of 18th or Valley and Darlington streets
The Lot has front of rs feet on 18th street, and
runs back an average depth of I78 feet to within
feet of Adams old Mill Canal, and is occupied
by Mr.. Mcdonald, and adjoins the property of Thos
Adams, decd
TERMs-One. third cash; the balance in and
months. for approved negotiable notes, and title
tanned till the last payment is made.
NJ. BATES, Ex'or.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
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ARTHER PARTICULARS OF THE EXpIo,
SION AT WILMINGTON

1 NtoN ~ ION
The mail OF last evening brings us some addition
al particulars of the late disaster at Wilmington
The cause OF tho accident il. of course. coniec,u
ral but the most reasonable suppostiou Ia that the
Earring of the wagons caused the nowder n leat
from some OF the Kegs, (Which are not slwavs per
ecu hght') and falling upon the road, formed a
lam, Wnich was fred by spark struck by the
coming IN contact with the stones. In
support OF this opinion II is said that small quanti
tles oi powder have frequently been found on the
| '"au aitcf the passing OF powder wagons
"ahy remarkable instances of escape from death
oy tue occupants Of the shattered houses are men.
Toned and the destruction of property is immense
| nisnop Lees dwelling appears to have got the
worst OF IT,
The grounds around the Bishops dwelling have
oeeh long regarded of the most charm in 2
pots 10 me vicinity, ahogndips with elegant shrub
| Deiy end choice trees and flowers The grounds of
the Messrs Price aud Mr Cauly also exceeding
y peauttfui. Now all Is pertectwreck-.rees torn
up by the roots: flowers ard plants prostrate fences
summer houses &c. broken iato agDents; stables.
age-hca'e and their contents heap of charred
and snouide rim ruins whilst here and there hide
Gus masses of the hackened flesh and cJts of blood
all that Is left of the noble and their unfortr-
| nate drivers sickenedthe sight of the hPholder.
ong Orange and 18th streets, somc distance each
| way from where the wagons stood, picked up
asments OF the clothing OF the drivers, which give
! veEs met their death The body OF one of the men
was found with the bowels and flesh entirely carried
| away The thigh and lower part OF the leg of
| were found IN the yard OF cooper shop ii Msrket
| street, nearly two squares from the explosion, no
Goubt portion of oge OF the divers, who was on
| horseb.cS The hesH Of the thigh. which remained,
was no doubt protected by the saddle on which the
man sat, whilst the lower part OF the limb being
protected entirely stripped of every particle of
| lesb.
| The tongue Of one of the wagena was blown dis
taace OF thirteen squares and lodged Front street
In additioI to he other buildings already mentioned
as having been damaged by the concussion the spa-
Hious roman Cathoic college Of st. Marys, Dele
ware avenue, nearly mile ot suffered considers
ply; not less than 600 lights of glass being broken out
| The following is the latest intelligence by tele-
| graph
| WILMINGTON. June There have been no far
HE deaths of those njured by the dreadful explo-
| sion Yesterday. Mrs Reynolds is much better. Mr.
and N IS Hughes able to sit up All the rest of
| the injured are doing well
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Terms at sale. To
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL

~ FARM ON THE IVES THAN PLANK ROAD
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of the
County of Henrco. pronounced the 1eth Mey
1854, in the of Pitcher guardian, w. Pitcher, &C.
shall as Commissioner thereby appointed, proceed
nesday, the I4th day of June, 1854 at O'Clock p M
immediately after the sale of james Gordon's land
by P. B. Jones, Commissioned the FARM at the
A. Pitcher died. seized, now occupied by Mr.. Bepja-
min Pitcher, containing 81 and half acres
There is upon the place comfortable dwelling
and the usual out-buildings, and most excellent
Young Orchard. The qualify of the land is remarka
bly, good
Persons disposed to examine the place. will please
call on the tenant who will take pleasure in show
ing it.
TERMs-ODethird cash; balance at and ? years
for sotiatiabe notes interest added satisact9ria
ly endorsed, and title retained till last IL paid
JACOB B. KEESEE, Com'r.
GoBpIS Il APPERsoN, Auelioneers.
Ii
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE l. Co

nj UUNIofs MONGUkE Il Co
GROCERIES &c, AT AUCTION
~ On TUESDAY, the 9Th instant commenrin. A.
osieck, we will sell at auction store senersI
iiahhsn,t SSIGkoCEhiES, consisting in part Of
liz, nhds. SUGAR, ranging from 4air to choice au.
60 Dbl. Coffee SUGAR
% bass Laeuayra COFFEE
Icy Dds MOLASSES
~ p9xes Adamsntine CANDLES
Burgundy 1s VINE 1istss5 G PlPe' BRANDY
!. 5Yf ss!s M. ssa kiEHpEf~dsr TEAS
MUSTARD; Assorted CANDIES
Champagne s and Madeira WINE
T TRsrs Hims; Ms,aHaiskEYi BRANDY &c.
" Sale without regard to wealth.
eA RpD TiT1iSSuRE CO., Aucts
Will b added TO the above sale conon,.-. -
o'clock 80 Csses Shoes consisting in part of IL
Mems thick pesed Brosans
- Kip ] welt do
q EGaEieed n. z. Nullifers
&" Bronze top Montereys
Boys s. cali Brogans
Wemens Kip mo. welt Ruskins
g Lasting tip Gsiters
Peged and Sewed Lace Boots
Misses iins French mo. Buskins &c &C.. &c
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over that amount, -four
'sn' 'fsf NJ eGgfixtd
RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed by
hearing date the 18th March, 1885, and recorded 10
the Hastings Court of Richmond, the subscriber will
SELL at 10 o'clock A. NJ the 9th day of June 1854
at public auction for cash the following prope rty
conveyed in said Deed of Trust-sale to be made at
Jacob w Smiths residence, Clay street, ID door
above the Chapel =
| mahogany TABLE
| gilt frame ENGRAVING
2BEDSTEADS ard BEDDING
mahogany WASH.STAND
Half dozen WINDSOR CHAIRS
SETTEE; mahogany BUREAU
/ gilt frame LOOKING GLASS
much be to paw the balance
due on said Deed of Trust
ANDREW JOHNSTON Trustee.
Sale to be made by JAMES P. TYLER.
je l--dt9Je 3
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THE NEW ORLEANS AIJ IrREs

NEW ORLEANS, May 27.-The failures, as vet
have had no effect the cotton market, except t.
create dullness. Some parties express the belle
that the failures will prove beneficial rather thai
otherwise
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GALE OF LEASEHOLD AND PRE-
~ Misses ON BROAD STREET. NEAR JAIL
AVENUE. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WiIl he
sold on WEDNESDAY, the 7th of Juns 1854. upon
the premises, commencing at 5 O'clock two framed
tenements on the north side OF Broad street. II ear
jail avenue, occupied by Lawrence Wallis. fronting
- feet, running back about 10 feet subject to a
ground rent which win terminate LIST April 1862 at
an annual rent OF S. The houses will each rent for
about $40 per snnum. Terms cash.
lie GODDIN APpERSON Ar,+s
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A CURE FORCoUGHs COLDS &C.

"A IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENF
FORM-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN NEW
SHAPE.-Braggs CHERRY PICTORIAL VA.
FERS are pleasant and ehectnai remedy for colds
coughs, and ell diseases OF the throat and Iunxs
They contain the pure medicinal virtues of the Wild
Cherry, so generally known remedy for pnlno-
pary complaints The children cry for them. There
fore, every mother should have a box. After using
one bog Of these waters you will never touch bet
ter medicine. These are Just the thins Won want.-
Call at PURCELL, LAID l. co.'s and procure
box. fa s--Sfyn IL
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,(
RICHMOND, May 49, 1854. !
W.GoDDIN l. j. l.. APPERsoN,
Trustees of
J. NJ. SHEPPARD, Jr., and wife,
A LII Creditors of John NJ. Sheppard, Jr.,
IN under certain Deed of Trust, executed BY hin,
(and wife, on the 9Th of December 1855 are hereby
notified that the account of the said Trustees TODD
din l. Apperson,) are before me for settlement; and
they hereby required, before the 9Th day Of
June ae to present their claims against the said Trust
Fund, in order that spportionmeM may be mad.
WM. v. DAVIS
Conl'r of the Hastings Court of Richmond.
nv 9O--dt9 June
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1t is stated that the Presidents Cuba proclama-
ton meets the appreciation of all parties in Con
gress, and OF every candid person out of Congress-
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case
Sc, Ia
| ever
be de.
ed "a
O this
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SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL. ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL.--RY

REAL ESTATE ON CHI KCH HILL.--By
virtue of deed of trus. executed to the subscriber
by John HutchesoD and wife, dated September 5th
l543 aud duly recorded in the Clerks otce OF Hen,
rico county, for certain purposes therein named,
shall again proceed to sell at Public Auction. 1.-THE
former purchaser having failed to comply with the
terms of sale on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF
June at o'clock P. M-if fair; if not the next fair
dav, SUNDAY excepted,) that large and well arran-
ged dwelling the corner Of Leigh and 3oth streets
lately occupied by John Hucheaon, containing
rooms above cellar (csn be easily divided into tive
tsnemens at small eost bhe r. si,o1sn w %'a o..
HE Se The or fronts IT'S feet 50th street, run
ming back ia feet to sixteen foot alley The prep
erty will be divided into lots to suit Pure the
titI IA believed to be unquestionable. but acting as
Trustee Al al convey with ,pecial warranty only.
Trns-ODe-third cash /; balance in and months.
e bic no beGng interest fIem day OF sale,
IA lie retained until last payment il made. SO
Gu" THOiS J. sTARKE, Trustee.
GapptN & APPERsoN, Apctiooesrs,
NV I7-2aw2wadts
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IMPORTANT MOTIF E.-PRATT &

GETTY, 63 Main &C., will attend to the collection
of debts invest itigated matters and transact bust
ness generally requiring legal assistance in any mart
of the United States and Canedas Having a bono
yfde attorney and correspondent in every cnuaty
throughout the Union, we are enabled to offer I,
channel for prompt collections that csnnot fail to b
OF vast usefulness, to business men especially
Merchants having claims upon their books, of long
stsnding-in many instances given up as totally
worthess-will find our system effectusl in ascer.
tanning the location of debtors and the chances for
making the money.
We are pretty generally known to the mercantile
community here; to any of whom we would respect.
fully refer. PRATT L.. GETTY
je I-5t+ 60 Main st Richmond Va
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SPECIE IN THE U. 5. TREASURES.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Treasurer's ofi,.ia
statement reports the amount of specie in the L. :
States Depositories at $40 250000
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The President has appointed the following Con
suls Henry c. Matsell, of New York, to the port
of La Union, ANT Salvador; VIM Day, of Penn
sylvania, to Lyons; and Garfield Dorwin TO Mon
ireal
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Prussia has ordere j a levy of 10000 men to be
readiness in case OF difficulty with Russia.
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A n ORDINANCE-To AMEND THr o..

section Of an ordnance to prorfds for ertiaoufsh.
7g Hres-Passed Sept 5ta, 1851 ',.es.s' ssss.sgsss
De II ordained by the Council of the City Il
sichmopd, that the ninth section of .an ordinance
70 provide for extineusEing fires" passed Septebsr
oth 1891, be amended and re enacted so as to read
as tolows: IF any minor, who is under the ase OF
e'ghteea shall take hold of run with the ropes
any engine or other apparatus for the extinguishng
OF hres OF shall open the doors of any engine house
less than fire nor more than twenty dollars And IL
shall be the duty of the Police officers and officers
ana watchmen OF the Night Watch, upon view of
every such offence committed to errest and bfins
the offender before the Mayor or any Alderman oil
the city, who may impose the fine aforesaid; and IL
any person shall in any int rfere with the Prn-
opal Engineer or any officer or m ember of tho AS
socistion in the dischsrse of his duty at a fire or
%ashing there shall be fire for every such offence
2. This ordinance shall be in force from It's passage
nv Sl-5t WIN. P. SHEPPARD C. e.
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The Presbyterian Assembly, at Buffalo, adjourn
ed sine die on the LIST inst
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

THE FUGITIVE, BURNS, SURRENDER
ED To Ills oWNERe-GREAT IN
CITEMENT IN BOSroN-PROCEED
INGS OF THE FANATICS-PREPA-
RATIONS FOR DEPARTURE
BosToN. June 2-Commissioner Loripg
this morning decided to surrender Anthony
Burns to his owner. Great excitement pre-
walls
SECOND DIsPATeH.
The feeling upon remanding Burns to his
owner, is most intense. Many stores are
closed, and buildings are draped in mourn
ing. The United States flag is hung at vsri-
Gus points, clothed in black Thus do the in
habitants Of Boston testify their respect for
the laws Of the land
Every avenue leading to Court Square is
densely thronged with wildly excited popu-
lace. The military are everywhere saluted
with Kisses
The fugitive will be taken down State street
to Central wharf, about two o'clock this af.
ternoon, guarded by 80 L. States soldiers.
with a nine FOUNDER loaded with grape. A
large police force is on Central wharf, where
an immense crowd is assembling. The Ma
yor has placed the city at the disposal of tn 2
military.
Bells arc tolling III the neighboring vii
lagos
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TRACT OF LAND IN HENRICO

TRACT OF LAND IN HENRICO
l. COUNTY At AUCTION -On MONDAY, 9Th
June being Court day. ct I2 O'Clock NJ. in front of
the County Courthouse will be sold tract of LAND
in the county of Henrico about six miles below the
city, near the Seven Pines" bounded by the VIII
iiamsburg road on one side, and BY the New Bridge
road on the other.
woods, the remainder cleared, with small dwelling
and out-budings
Terms One-third cash, balance at and 8 months
for gotiable notes interest added and title retain
ed until last note is paid.
my % TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aucts
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL X. K Coz
Richmond, May q, 1854
IHARGES FOR FREIGHT-At a

~ meeting of the Board of Directors the following
resolutions were adopted q $3.50 aef
Resolved n conformity with the Instructions OF
the Stockho ders the Board has had under cnasdera
ton the present Tariff of Rates. and 10 of opnsn that
it requires thorough revision which will probably
result in charge of plan upon which it Ia founded
1t is therefore tst, 80 esE
Resolved That the President and Superintendent
of portation be. and they hereby appointed
a committee whose duty it shall be to make Gus
Tariff of Charges. and report the same TO tho Board
for its consideration at early day prscticable
But the Board being also Satisfied that some changes
should be at made ia the rates charged, IL
is further resolved that until new Tsrih OF Rates
shall be adopted the present ohe shall be temporsri-
ly modified.
Resolved, That charges made in consideration OF
the building and working the Mountain Top Track
should be made in part in the general rates. and
exclusively Oh bushes west of the Blue Ridge.
u,yDO J GARRETT, secty
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS KE-

h WARD -" d.. JEFFkiES5 ANTiD0TEn for
the cure Of Secret Diseases without any restriction
beyond an abstinence from efte 10 eating
drinking. -
It's Ingredients entirely vegetable and perfectly
HARMLESS and 10 pnqussTicnsbly the nscst prompt and
efficient in Its action OF any medicine used for similar
cases i. - - .esssass
The Proprietor challenges = case which Il viii not
Sold only by BENNETT & BEERS.
my l9--dlmcgtf Sole Agents for Richnsends
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je5 GoDDlN Il APPERsON, Aucts.


A'LEVEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
- LOTS ON CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT
AuGTION.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
building LOTS on Seth and list streets between Clay
and Leigh streets Church HILL fronting about SO
feet each by Us to 6 feet alley. These lots are beau
tituliy situated and some of them have fine shade
trees in front.
TERMS One-third cash. balance at aud months
tor negotiable notes. interest added and title retain
ed. GODDIN APPERSON,
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UESTREETINE EIpL

ALBANY, June IAN Inc buildings OF Charlottes-
vile Academy in Schoharie county, were destoyed
by fire yesterday. No lives lost.
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4 THIRD DISPATCH.
THE FUGITIVE ON THE WAY TO VIR-


G1NIA.-LAW TRIUMPHANT.
BosToN, June 2-P. M-The fugitive, An
thony Burns, was escorted to the wharf by
twelve hundred soldiers, placed ON board the
steamer without difficulty, and conveyed to
the L. S. revenue cutter Morris, which imme-
dlatey sailed for Norfolk There was no out
break
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BlCK L. WINSTON
COMMISSIONER'S SALE on I1Nn

Of ~ IN cHENRlCO.-In compliance with deerss
nonnesS ,seuit Court of The City of Richmor a pro
of Gedo On me ID day of February 1854 in the mi,
cree appointed for that purpose by the said de-.
sesp to tbs 20 cell at public auction upon the pre-
1854 at IL ociosl pidder, on the 18th day of une
the Civ of RGounty Of Henrico about six miles from
terminus of Az mo- and within one of the western
ds G0TdGn resided at the ms M Ss
rios. s. Deken and sc1ss and adjoining the lands Of
ing terms For cash SO much a. ION, tne follow
at SIX sfe s and the
the day of sale, secured by neeotishI rom
dorsed the title to be retained until the en-
money IS fully paid and possession to he
medistely after the sale. 70 gwen I'M.
my 20-dtds PHILIP p yONre
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTY --Pursuant
70 decree of the Circuit Court for Hsnrco county,
on the 9TH day of April 1854 in suit there depend.
Ing In the name OF Thomas j. Cater, complainant,
arainst Virginia b. Barker Albert Fisher and others,
defendants, the undersigned. who was appointed
Com missioner for the purpose, will. on MONDAY,
the 5th day of June, 1854 at II o'clock in front of
Heurico Coty Court House. proceed TO sell the tract
of land In the bill and proceedings mentioned upon
the following terms: For muck cash as viii defrny
the of this suit and the expenses incident 10
such sale and upon 3 credit Of and u months for
balance Of thu purchase money, TO bear interest
from the day Of sale and to be secured by bonds with
500 security and the title TO the land to be with
held until the whole Of the purchase money is paid
and deed ordered by the Court to be made. fhis
land is in the lower part OF Henree county contains
about three hundred acres. lies Immediately ON The
Chickahominy swamp, sdiei,nus the lands of An-
drew b. Carter and EdwsraF 0arthrigh t and Others
and is considered very valuable A
THOMAS j. CARTER, Commissioner
For particulars enquire Of Thomss j. Carter. af
Jno. A. Lacy's Grocery aud Feed Store. James d.
Richmond. Va. Fss my " did
ubEEkIVA Enr sal. .
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BY KENT. PAINE, A. KENT.
BY ALEX. MOTT l. co.

ALEN. MUTT CO.
I ARGE STOCK OF SADDLERY AT
e. CIT o n The Subscriber anticipating
change IN his bqsine s. on the lst of July next offers
for sale his stock Of SADDLERY at cost, foi cash
nEtil The 9th of June, which time he will sell ell
the naming stock at Auction His stock
rart OF about 200 sets Of COACH BUGGY and CART
HARNESS, large portion of them very fine. Also
about l5O fine SADDLES, including some OF the
hnest have ever had made Also. very large lot Of
HRIDLES, MARTiNGALES, STIRRUP IRONS
WHIPS of every description; in fact the largest
stock Of every article usually kept Saddlery es-
tablishment) ever saw
Parsons in want OF .ch articles and who are in
the habit of settling every six months shalt have ey
cry article charged to their account at cash price.
II there are any accounts standing against Jos Fl.
Co!q1!tt, Agent, or myself in viduay persons hsv-
ing them requested to bring them in for settle
ment JOS. II. COLQUITT.
Sale conducted by
my a MOTT & CO. Aucts
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authorised by Caleb Jones' to seD a re,ts;n
Jobn AND owned by him, sdjoining the lands of
ssnd LII ana others upon which is several thou
nc no. sold privstey before the 5th day Of Jnne Il vii
0e On sred publicly on that day In front of Hanr;en
Sn-6t p.r,
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CHOL ERA AT NASaNIIIE

LOUISVILLE, May 30.The cholera has made its
appearance at Nashville and on Sunday, - deaths
were reported.
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A VERY DESIRABLE REsIDrNCE

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IA ON SHoCkoE HILL FOR SAIL ayins
will sell my House AID Lot on Clay street eornsY OF
xtb itisg large aud co;nfnodiops house with ten
rooms all In good oraeT with Kiehea Ssaoks House
ana Stable, and IN mcst doiishrfei ness hbsl heod
my 29--iit $500 i q. T0MfkIhk.9
ERESH TEAS.--We have Just received
fresh supply of superior feas and 1otwish.
standing the aaysase 70 Psiss a whaitssle still
the celebrated Moyane flavo, At 81 per IL. sxsss
me Oolong Black Tea AZ from 50 esnis 70 10 cents
pcr To-, sna line impefis 1T 20 cents per ID. Aasa
Youas Hyson Tea ~ 50 cents per its n =
HuLAT KfNa,
my al--st FfsHkiin IL, oia Market
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CHERIFF SALE OF READY MAI

- CLoTHiNG-Will be sold to the ishest bia
ger ior cash. in front of the City Hail. under an Or
ss,, on TUESDAY, the 9Th inst. commencing at u
M a iarge asortmszt of Ready made CLOTH
w., esoasisting OF Dress Goats. Over Coats Pants
&c PHILIP 2. WINSTON d s.
&c For Thos. w boswell & C. n