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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

nese Tan rd NoIlSr, srE.MIRs ,. sELyId ~.
uee both OF the above Steamers viii remain on the
route between RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE connecting At the
delphia
The RELyIDERE. Captain aluOrd every
afternoon. Returning shs will leave Richmond
The PooAuoSrAs Captain Jones' will baltimore every
mEDNsSDn Afternoon Returning, she will leave Richmond
every SATURDAY afternoon; thus aroring the merchants two
week between the places This route viii be
freight applyt to LuDLAM 4 WATSON.
III M0N sTEAMsHlr COMpANIS LINE OF
~ srkAMkits-for PHILADELPHIA every HIN
Mcdncsdsy Via Norfolk and Cape May-.Nedmsr S43N
tl ,rl ~ RICHhOSD, Captain Mitchell, s.elmersEzxa6
Capt baymoreone splendid esmhips wieaye Rich
mond Tor PMadephia Wednesday high water Return
ms leave Philadelphia Wednesday aud Saturday 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, until further notice.
racnsrrufor New entered into
TO forward through New York. either by
pha three or four days. proceed directly to New York. upon
Shipper the West DESTROYS OF shipping to
rb1s, will please bear mind that have made all the
pounds.
Due notice will be always all the Daily Papers the
city, when the steamers will be ready to receive freight and the
hour OF their sailing.
sent to the wharf Rockets signed before the sailing OF
Passage through to New York. Is, cabin and FOUND 600
F." 500
Passage through to PhadepSIa Is, cabin found.
Do Do do do sS SS ~ - do do do do do aSS
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent
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sincere thanks friends and the public
orally the liberal patronage kindly bestowed uTfn
will endravor merit continuance
by strict ion tobusncss cheap Wctecicd
stock Of goods, and accommodating terms.
January nd 1871 JOHNSTON 4 nRANSFORD.
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III EWIS MEBH s. son, offer for sale:
- ~ hhds. Porto Rico, Cubs and New Oreans1
fi bbis Crushed .....
DO Powdered fbUGARb.
~ bbs Coffee
~ bids prime Cuba MoIasses
l1EuayTa, Java and MochRCoHee
LEATHEk-Rlt and Oak Tanned, soa Russett Kin skins
and Harness.
Tanners oil
295 bbIs No 9 MackereI
mol hseterei, In quarter aud haf barrels, kits and
Olive and Refined Whale Oil
nIhsgari wrapping, Letter and Writing Paper
,noIdsgen bed cords, Hemp, Cotton Lines and Irvine
copper Pinento Ginger, Gunpowder, shot
- Ialow, 40 mantine AndsPcrm Candles
" RaeEges HunpoNder and Black part very superior
Blaeking, Soap, starch 'f ~ ''F'
700 bushels prime 2 Glover geed
80 kegs Nails, told Dominion and Avalan) JaT
WOuK HONEs.-Papler Naobe and Rosewood woTk
~ Boxes some OF elegant finish and
nung Dsks leather Rcticules
ana ,naehV embrofnered for sale At 1871 Main street
ls.a BUIKLEY CO.
- ing for sale by ~ 'u '''''' 'e0eF'
J18 Ipvts ,vvpp . sos
EfWMM mAKISG CuiRIOTTE-HOtIsE, JRI-
LIS &c Paulsen Refined and Cox's Patent kpaTsiIng
uelathe Coope Refined Sheet ngls with fnl d.
recons for making Charlotte Rouse Jees 3c Also french
deaune Extra OF Vanilla, Lemon Nmond, Rose Pa.
jal9 ia wajn .,,s,,
NEw CROP OnLEANs MOLh' sRs, on prime quality for
~ .ali IRON HhaIIb ~ " H. sKIsKER .
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FALL MpORTATION OF CARpErINGS.

h retiring from brsness cfesfi-y and confidently re-
Of REEVE d BLAIR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
FALL GOODS.

RICHMOND, august zo'h 1896
AIOTICE-The arm Of ANDREW JOHNSTON a CO, AMI
~ will he conducted under the
sTON BRANsPORD. All persons having claims against The
will them for payment nil indebted
will please come forward and settle.
ANDREw JOHNSTON
JOHN w. BRANsI OHD.
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ftOPARGNEIisIiiIMr. J. II. BLAIR having the
~ interest Of Mr. W. II. ssADRqOR Of the late firm Of SEA
BROOK REEVE has entered into partnership with
REEVE, under the style REEVE BLAIR vii continue 20
eaTy the ApOhecary and Drug business the old
Hbrook Reeve and hope by strict attention business
W share VI the patronage 50 Literally extended % The late hrn
T. PAYsON REEVE,
JOHN II. BLAIR.
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NEW kTABJtsHNENT-lSHiD ChdHdlsrv Grpceries de-
~ Tie subscriber thankful u his many friends public
Tor the very liberal he has received hopes
my VII sontnuen hs Nfr establishment, directly opposite the
Ol sand naskne Lbby-whee nsy b. found every
article IN The Ship Chandsry and Grocery line he intends
EP constantly on baud ia'ss stock ~ Rope Of all sizes
ssG--f n n ulsRrga
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RPHOhkN CHM NOw MENDgi.-iiy means or a ChemI
cal Liquid Cement fer nending Glass China Stone Marble
k5sSisr and Ware, Of every description. A ar
es Joined With this valuable composition
firm and ready for will or
any color the cearest glass H. Norton having
bought the receipt for The State Of Virginia. can afford 10
u on the most Reasonable by the large small quantity
au97 No I0o Ha6k s,1s,s sSiCii,,o,d
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ESPRiIAL NOTftE-Nrw York aud Vlgginn a olS-~1
- Cospceie, Gold Silver, stones. Meals Ely,R llr
o. valuable articles Of kind will not he tSE
% ON board either Of the COmpanys ships, viz the J,ten
% The ROrHOtS except 10y special the agents or
purfgr 1.-THE ships will the Company esponsbIs such
articles unless Bs % badugs granted therefor va
lue therein stated. LUDLAN WATSON
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W
for sAen pursuance of decree OF circuit court OF
Fairfax county, the subscribers will os sale public auction
thn Gen. JONES' U. s. situated county,
Virginia tina Potomac miles from Georgo~n ~
- ny the Leebug turnpike, eight fom Washington aud hleea
The acres which
me original wood consisting Of oak hickory poplar and chestnut
with walnut locust The has
lined and Improved with the most durable and by the
deepest aud best poughng both horizontal and snhsoing and
expense spared ny tbs late Gen Jones making what
now is-a highly improved and very productive farm
The orchard contains between 200 and 800 webearns
embracing all the apples pears peaches
The peaches remarkably fine.
The ready SALE whether for building
hrewood coopefs' wheewrigh
charcoal or fencing and by these means could be easily made
land.
Beside springs of excellent water the
farm equally divided by Dead falling
stream afoidng eligible sites Tor saw or grs mills.
sve quafea OF hne building one which, well the wood
timber podace A will have ready the markets
OHIO canal when the dam being raised Completed There
several good landings upon the The
erecting substantial iron bridge the Potomac which will
insure direct with the markets at all
The buildings consist OF suitable small family
with out,hoase. including barn, stables, &C..
prospect and Langley are within fifteen minu,es walk
Churches OF different denominations and schools
The be subdvded will be sold
separate parcels desired survey and plat Of the land will be
The provided by
be paid cash. the residue three instruments
SIX, iwelye eighteen MONTHS day
sale the deferred the OF
chaseTs and The land paid
time before the sale subscribers private
ferred payments, II desired.
Mr. Hummer the will show the dosous
cATEsBY Ar \. Jones,
Washington, ID. c..
w. Ii. DULANY,
Fairfax Court House, Va,
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al ornament 70 the city. We hope similar plan viii
DC auvPfd WIN TIE olbers, and would feconend besides
laying down grass, the plantog Of few trees Inside
DEATH CT RICHARD kEspKIoX.-Ths young man, who
was injured on Tuesday ss by falling from the porao Of
the shop the OF 1874 and died
yesterday shortly after O'clock o. from internal
bruises so caused He viii be buried to-day (Sunday)
March 20, al 5o'eloek, IN. from the residence Of his
mother, corner Of 18Th and streets.
NATIONAL THKAras.--The bills OF this excelenty con-
Quoted establishments for the ensuing week an
engagement with Miss Agnes oberson, young lady 81
rare endo~ments IA hes prolesson-beaatiio gaseiui
and accomplished For succession oil ten weeks che has
played TO overlooking houses OF The ellie OF Boston, where
the critics unite Ia the highest eomendaon OF her
beauty, and style. One says :. This lady draws all
sorts OF people, rich and poor, and adorns the social posi-
ton OF The stage eevates H. and improves ideas of
II by her refinement and aniability " She has
been exceled by public performer Let tgo abroad
that we stand by Miss Agnes Robertson have but one
voice about that We sake character critical pub
lie on her merits" Let the ladies and gentlemen of Wash
ington extend hearty and welcome cheer Monday
ming to this lovely and gifted and show thar we
are quite as capable OF apprecatng aud rewatng real
talent as our friends I" Down East"
CASH or ScHAunBuRo.-S,epping into The criminal
room yesterday, found that tue Trial OF James w.
Schauinburg proceeding number OF witnesses,
Guiding Edward Fuller, The principal witness Tor the pros
ecuton, examined The testimony will not be closed
probably before Tuesday next, and tue lime which the
trial will occupy from the Will be bout
week.
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Political Partnerships Dissolved.

The Petersburg lnlelgencer thus asaolves the bonds
which have heretofore united the northern and southern
wings:
ssThe detection of Mr. Everett and Of the National In
telgencer has played havoc with the whig party IL is
useless disguise the fact that aboonsn and free-soi
ism have, with these accessions efecuay broken the
ties which bound together the wings Of the South and of
the North The forme iraternize with the latter
aayed, they are, against one another upon the
vital constitutional principle which is embraced in the
Nebraska question"
Whilst the Petersburg lntellgencer thus speaks for
southern wings. the New Haven Palladium warns them
as follows:
THE GAUNTLET THROWN DowN-Mr Badger, in his
cent speech in favor the Nebraska bill, said that
southern whig would stand united in lis favor
This of course, the whig party in twain So be IT, if
SO it mus, be. Nothing viii remain but pick mp the
fragments unite them with the soil and democratic
party opposes the Nebraska cheat The free wings
will support Houston before Badger, Hale before Clayton,
and SO the end II the southern wing members OF
Congress ready butcher the whg party they pre-
pare such body OF the free wings fee democ
and freesole they before. The Compromise
Of 1850 ireeso and abolition stock down 80 per
below pat The Nebraska bill has already brought IL
up par The passage of that bin will make Il the high
stock in market Even Garrison sink H. Sew
ard, Hale and Chase stood high ia public esteem
present, and John M Niles, Gideon Weles, and
Francis Gillette stand fair for early OF Connec
icuf
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TtAss Washington Riding Academy. q street. be-
l7,h 18th opened day.
direction OF MR. LOUIS DOUGLAS, Riding Master.
Ma A. SCHWARTZ, Proprietor
The above mentioned establishment
in this city, has been built lately by Mt Schwartz
Of III. vel as com
rabe IN The United States The skill Of Mr. Donsas
manly instructor ne well ~ his weuained
e.nt guarantee that this establishment viii he
Nbtna In this place Such institution has
the health well pleasure Of people The good Mr.
Douglas has brought with him from BALTIMORE, Brooklyn
and Long Island SUFFICIENT reference for encourage him
Rules and Regulations Of the Washington Riding Academy street,
between l1th and 18Th
Art. I, All lessons invariably paid In advance
Art snch hours are appropriated for ladies, gentleman
whatever can be admitted, except parents.
Art None bur people highest responsibility admitted
Msr al-eodAs Intel
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NPLHSDlD Warehouse for Rens-Ths spacious brown
stone building rs feet front and i27 feet Deep
hRn, WIN nne dry cea recently
Pennsylvania avenue, nearly opposite HOTEL
ready for occupancy Tho building
sanun manner In handsome modern and
each story may be occupied The
very best IN he city for
the building with its elevated soes peculiarly
furniture estahlishmcpt grocery rented
separately OF entire. Apply TO
N. q. EMERY,
J. @. McKELDEN,
an
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ny GREEN Il SCOTT, Aucs,oneer..

rrRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE rRoPERTY-o, Man
day the "a Of April nsrt win sale At public sucon
NJ O'clock In front Of the by deed OF
trust from Joseph Peck AID wife to the subscriber bearing the
ann day OF May In the Thousand and
and recorded Lfbsr W. a. 100 ana
lo o. the LAID records county Washington IN The
p,,c.l.
ground situated and being IN the city OF Washington
lots numbered seven, D twenty t~o, t23l twenty (a,)
f25D
numbered tlo6 city tos.,e Win
III. belonging - ~
Terms o. sal. One third OF cash in hand
the residue In Three equal instruments Of
months we purchaser purchasers
payments, bearing interest from the day sale.
deed the pryment m
The notes All eonvsyanccs the Of
II the purchaser should fail comply Of sale In
Tires days thereafter righ re sell AZ The
risk and cost OF the FIRST purchaser. giving notice
such resale In one Of the Of city Washington
JAMES RHODES,
Trustee.
- GREEN SCOTT,
Mar 2-oaw&d. Au,,,or..,.
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ny d. mCOVA1k6s AWCS1VneoF.
VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE WEST END
al pubic aeon Monday afternoon, April l7th O'clock
90 me premises shalt sell lots numbered u y ssd
whole fronting W inches 1911 back sn
~ inches The ish be divided four handsome
building 20 Is vfont running back 100
feet leaving handsome lot with front Of " feet 10 inches
street running back about 100
buildings.
This properly beautifully situated fron,inx public square
having full within ssrnue
and The whoe osetnef would position
boarding house. being
hofoughaTe without nose
patabIe.
third residue in SIX Twelve, eighteen
months, for notes satisfactorily secured
}. q. MeGUtkE
Mar l6-aawtAplaAdD Ascionser.
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SMALL FRAME HOUSE AT AucTIoN.-on Wednesday amer.
March xyt, 5o'ciock, The premises shall sell
neat story flame house and street NORTH between New
Jersey and Third
The house Is nearly new weu but and four good
Terms One ld residue six and twelve months,
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Mar ID Auclloneef.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNTMPRoyED PROPERTY AT
AUCTfoN.-on Friday, the 3Ist sen at
O'Clock, In front Of shc lot No
having front on Fih street west the
Of back % feet ~
south OF the viii be sold,
good stony htck house, containing coed
arranged oons with other The unim-
proved part of s o Is at The and has front Of 81 feet
which viii be sold in lou purchasers.
Terms third balance twelve, eighteen
months bearing deed given and of
taken. Title ndisputsble.
GREEN SCOTT,
Mar 25-d Auctioneeu.
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STRAw GOODS-sPtyIN1., lscA.--Th.
eshinit their splendid
p,ed site Of their stand No Al second street,
Philadelphia fancy, and
silk bonnets and fats flowers, kc and Panama. PALM and
which
liners generally invited confidently promising them
extent variety novelty nnequaed.
Orders carefully and promptly executed -
THOMAS WHITE L CO.
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AUTION-0n about The LIST ulto, placed In
City Post once, In the usual envelope
Hon Henry A. Edmundson member OF Congress-
duplicate bounty land warrant certificate No.
Issued the OF February H. 1884, Henry
Lane private in Capt Jones's United
upon which The form Of written
being intended that
Henry Lane for that As inquiry MOI,
been received by the Hon Mr. Edmupdon,
has this caution
being offered for ae the having
against Of patent be located
CHARLES DE sEI.DINc.
7th street, opposite Odd Fellows' Hall
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RtSASpS AND FLOW ERs.--Jus received md now one
~ Tor Inspection rich and well selected
Lsd'~s, call and ersmine for yourselves
Mar 2-eo3t A. TATE
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL. OF THE nnRrHERN LIGHT

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
New YoRx, March 25-The steamer Northern Light ar
rived here to-day from San Juan Her dates than
those brought by the United States California bat find
some additional items IN the papers
She brings four hundred passengers, and $4,000 in
gold freight besides great deal n the hands OF pas
sengers.
The John L. Stevens, a, Panama, bad only 100000 in
The excitement in regard the senatorial election
increasing and causing much speculation, wre-pulng.
&c.
The Sacramento Ks were 10 be put into sue.
cesslul operation in March.
The State legislature feasseinbed Sonora The 9th
bill had passed 10 release the government overlooked
lands al Mare island.
Horace Ball. able and eioquen, lawyer formerly OF
Virginia, committed suicide Sonora. Cause unknown
The mines Sacramento and elsewhere unusually
productive.
Gen Wool had arrived our, aad relieved Gen, Hitchcock
from the command Of the Pacific division
Mr. 9. Lancaster, democrat believed be elected
Congress from Washington Territory
The Oregon legislature has finally adjourned bill
was passed by H. ordering th June, and the ques-
ton Of forming State government request also
MADE By The Legislature Tor appropriation from the gem
eral government for . ght-houss al Nonh Umpqua.
Market dull. Hams, l0A Choice butter, II cents.
Candies "a cents. Flour, 50. Beef and pork dull
party OF llibusers in Lower California Who had de-
serted, were arrested and held for trial.
Several officers OF the frigate Portsmouth dned with
tain Walker
The ship Thomas Watson sailed from San francisco Tor
Philadelphia.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED srATEs-sTlIL FROM CALI
FoRNIA.
Captain Walker broke up his camp at Enceada on the
llh OF February, and moved With one hundred
and fifty men, leaving behind large number sick and
wounded.
The force Of three hundred ty men sent by Mexico
to oppose him was within ninety miles of Walker and
was supposed tho latter would be defeated
txr
Col Watkins and Capt Davidson arrested at San
Francisco, charged with asonabe combina ion Wat
kins was held 10 bail In the OF $4,000.
IwenV-one warrants have been Issued against Major
Baird, also charged with treason,
The legislature Of California sill In ses n They
had passed law removing the capital OF .he State TO Sac
ramento city.
business prospects Were somewhat i'm proving
The brig Juliet had arrived at San Francisco from Bs
more.
The ships Samuel Lawrence, Hindosan, Cyclon, and
Spito. arrived from Boston; also, the Eagle of New
York the steamer America ditto; sl.o the Samuel Ap
peion, from Hampton Roads,
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Ew sPRINa GOODS AND rAsHIONs.-DUvALI a
BR0THER merchant tsilors, take Of calling
81 their
10 their spring goods which nrrivine
We have just euvned from New York
selections with and faer
styles Of goods which will not be found elsewhere.
All work made 10 order in usual style Of elegance.
Mar l0-3uw3wif DUvALL BROTHER.
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ny GREEN q SCOTT, Auotioneers.
EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD AND
IL kitchen furniture auc'onOn Wednesday, instant,
shall SELL the residence % Mr. John
and north. NJ 10 O'Clock house
hold and kitchen furniture, consisting part Of
smahognny spring divsns
Mahogany marble top
DO dining, side, and other do
DO secretary, stdeboard, and dressing bureau.
DO rocking and other chair.
Psor and chamber carpets
Mating. o,Icloth nd
Maple and other bedyt.ads bedding, mattresses kc.
Radiator, sittght, and
fine cooking and utensils
French china
Glass, crockery ware, and cutlery
6ne large refrigerator, nearly
man articles ennmsrsses
Terms s2s, 81: credit NJ two
months endorsed, hearing
r 10 II has fine garden
excellent the premises Inquire
premises, or Of
GREEN h SCOTT,
Mar Dad Auctiopsers.
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nv and aer Monday, March 81 1854 daily win DO
run over this road agreeaby the following arrangement
train from Alex ordonve intermediate
will leave the depot Of Duke and Henry streets, "a
O'Clock, arrival OF the
irving at Gordonsvie at O'Clock connecting that point with
the trains the Virginia Central road Richmond, ChaIos
Vile and saan,on thus allowing that road
without delay.
from Codonsvie Alexandria
will leave Gordonsvo at ia O'Clock, the arrival of the
on the Virginia Central road Alexandria
O'Clock, thus allowing ample time
leaving Washington city for the North
Passengers from Alexandria will
at n O'clock arriving Warenton 9x O'Clock
will WarreIon TX O'Clock, M arriving
andria at 3k O'Clock, p
Per order: w. b. BRoCKETT, Agent
Mar 26-dr
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rI,BE TEXAS CREDITORS will have meeting Al tn.
National Hotel the 92d month An are uy,.J
attend in person by attorney,
Mar H--eod3ts
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me wilmington IN CO Daily Herald OF The l7lh in
The scarcity OF vessels this port TO trans
po ~, increasing produce, has been subject OF regre,
anu shnosahee Tor several years past and was never
"ppaie" man al this time schooner was taken
w ~ees lot Boston al so cents per Dbl for rosin and
= pe' eeI. Tor spirits Of turpeniine, and sIa
places north Of Cape Codp ''' :"
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pyJ. @. MCGUIRE, A.ot,onesr.

HyJ. q. MCGUIRE, hucttoncer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALUABLE REAL Estate
" The undersigned, BY
circuit the District Of Columbia sell
late William Duncan, deceased, VIII offer public sale Tues
day. the iSh day Of Apn A In front 1.-THE promises O'Clock
tho afternoon, The pant Tot
fronting Twelfth and north
Said lot has front Tws Of eight feet
running hundred alley The
large brick dwelling house and other oubndne
Terms of One hb Of purchase be
In twelve eighteen
months with securing
Of the whole purchase
Of by the the undersigned commits
oper will convey TO the purchaser or purchasers IN.
said property IN fee
JOHN n. RELY,
JOHN D. CLARK
NICHOLAS CALLAN,
JOHN ". GODDARD,
BENJAMIN X. MORsELI
Commissioner
Jas. q. MCGUIRE
Mar ls-eod Auctiopeer.
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By CA EEN 4 SCOTT, Auciionssrs.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, sc, AT AUcTI0N.--on Monday
Instant shall grocery
declining business side aud
O'clock m, coed groceries aud liquors.
yiz
Tea, sugar, coffee, candies soap, spices
Starch, moiasses, oil, vinegar sc.
With general assortment OF other groceries.
ALSO
A good nd general assor Of liquors.
Terms All of S25, S5 credit of sixty and
ninety days, for satisfactorily endorsed.
GREEN SCOTT
Mar 2s--d Auctoneers.