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Butte record., 1854-12-30

q t0UNTY SURVEYOR, HUGH BLACK-Person'.
u wishing the services of the County surveyor. wit
please leave their orders at Charles Lotis office, and
they viii he punctually attended TO. November ~
Butte record., 1854-12-30

EH0T ANIC PHYSICIAN-Keeps constantly on hand
kB good supply oi Medicines Office at the Ma
iiouai Hotel, Bidweli. December 10.
Butte record., 1854-12-30

n 0cT1R n. DAVIS ADAMSTOWN-Office nj
E1 Larkin's Store. whore he may be found d all
hours, except when absent professional business
Butte record., 1854-12-30

Washinton, Yolo, A Warning.
Watsonville, Santa Cruz, L Thrift.
Weaversville, Trinity, II B Drvidson.
Woodside, San San Francisco, NJ A Parkhurs
Woodville, Tulare, o A Smith
Yankee Jims, Placer, Charles King.
Yeonont, Eldorado,
Yolo, Yolo, J H Hutton
Yreka- Siskiyou. John Intel.
Yuba City, Yuba, Badolett.
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New York, August 5.-The money market contin-
ues stringent and Stocks close dull
Breadstuhs quiet sales ef 5000 bills Flour at IS 81
Glib for common to good State Southern, 1910
887. '''''"
Wheat dull sales of 5000 bushels Southern white
at vi 80; red 81 60Di67 Corn--30 600 bushels com.
mon mixed, ga; white 69G7S; yellow, SOC.
Oats 43c; Rye lose.
Groceries In good request-seles Rio Coffee at 81 q
lei cts. p ID,
kice Sa04s cts p lib. as to quality.
BALTIMORE, Aug. The feur market 10 very aui
Ct We quote Howard street nominal at Sc; Civ
Mills ~ 50. No sales reported. The supply 10 in.
creasing Rye flour and corn meal unchanged.
The receipts OF wheat firm, but the quality ex-
tremeiy varied. About IL 500 bushels offered this
morning, and sales of white good TO prime at al GO
to ~ 7os choice do for family -four @ 8O red whea,
good to prime VI Los; superior lots OF both white
snd red are selling at prices ranging from 81 81
s saes Of white at 7Id74c yellow 7Oa72c.; mixed
os11oc kye--no sales. OATS. 500 bushels ofFered
,s,es q msrJiand and Virginia at 40042c for old
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ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHoL-

u ERA AND ALL bOWEL COM PLAINTS.-
tie ofDr.J S. ROSES PAIN CURE &, and his CAR
MINATIVE BALsAM BY them. In case of sudden
sickness these medicines cure in less time
To prevent Cholera, take teaspoonful of Pain
Curer in wine glass of water every morning; when
Pain Gun Cnrsr In bottles at III, 8 and 50 c.s
DR.. ROSES CARMINATlvE BALSAM for Chol-
era. Cholera Morbus. Bowel Complaints and Dysen-
terry This mixture 10 of the most important msdi
cines and should be keptin all families As sooth-
ing pre- psraiion, 1t has equal In of infants
with bowel complaint cholera morDas res.lss.nsss
balm. Ash specific for bowel complaints of adults
it has never Jailed. During the cholera of 1882, 1884
death had positively struck the patient. have had
returns from moro than one thousand persons who
used it during those memorable periods testify ing to
its wonderful curative p'wer 2 ssa ROSE s0Is'
DR.. 9. ROSES wHooPING COUGH sYRUP
dyes immediate relief and freqaenty cures in one
wf De- fI' so Ssf EXTRACT OF BUcHU.-Thi.
il ono Of the best remedies used for diseases of
the Kidneys Bladder, and all Gouty Affections Price
'0 6r. j. g. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS. for falling Of
the Womb, Female Weakness Debility and Relaxs-
trusses and external supports which con only prove
psiiintives Yields completely to the use Of these
tonic osEs eodsa fir 81 RAIL
masdy or eas . man a. t Ins
W.. and common fever. They are adapted to the
nnshern SECTIONS ofthe United States particularly.
ssn. offen : preventive of Billions. attacks and
when used with DR.. Roses TONIC MIXTURE, Will
cure the most stubborn Of Bilious Fever Fe-
yer and Age. Price 124 and z5c.
All Whose constitutions are impaired By disesse or
veak by nature should read DR.. ]. 8. Rose's Mcd-
cal Adviser (which contAins description Of the dis
eases Of our climate and the mode Of teasmentl II
All 81 Dr. j. s. ROSES valuable Family Msdicines
to be bed Of PuEcelt Ladd Co, Bennett ! Bsers,
d. b Wood, VIM. z. lad. 8. y. Zachdsson, A. Les.
liz. r. n Duvsl Bro, 0rubbs 4 Apperson, Ia this
cify ard ofdeaiers gsnsily IN svery city end town
thfoushout the United States.
n 91-EMkWkeia-ta.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE ELECTION.

RALEIGH N. c., August THE election returns
are coming 10 from various parts ofthe State. show
ing very large gains everywhere for Mr.. Dockery.
the Whig Gubenatorial candidate, leaving scarce
ly a doubt that be has been elected by coneidera
HE majority, over his democratic competitor Two
democrats, and one whg have been elected to the
Iecielature from Wake county
Dispatches from Fayetteville, Elizabeth City,
of the State. show large whis gains There is
scarcely doubt that the wings have been trium-
phapt
Wecopy the foregoing from the Baltimore Patri
or OF Saturday. tits proper to state that the result
OF the election lie involved In doubt SO lar as
heard from, the Wings have gained considerably
on the Gubernatorisl vote Of 1852, while the Demo
Gratis have gained on the Presidential vote of the
same year We annex such returns as have been
received:
Halifax, Bragg (deml 80 majority; Johnston,
Bragg 900 majority; Northampton, Bragg l59 ma
jori'y. In Wake, the vote stands Bragg l54i, Dock
cry, (whis) Ilso. Pasquotank, Bragg 33l, Dockery
49i. Camden South Mills Precinct) Bragg 81,
Dockery Sc; Bladen. Bragg 60, Dockery 426
Brunswick, Bragg IA majority; Columbus, Bragg
5l2, Dockery 3oi; Duplin, Bragg 1000, Dockery
223i New Hanover, Bragg 1889, Dockery 42I;
Wayne, Bragg las, Dockery 304. Gains, for
Dockery are reported in Sampson and Cumberland
counties, and in the town Of Fayetteville The VII
mington Journal. (Democratic,) of Saturday ex-
presses ,s opinion relative to the result with much
cau.ion-considering the chances for each candi-
date about equal. We copy the following from the
journal.
To overcome Governor Reds majority in the
State, 1t will require General Dockery to make an
average gain Of 10 votes in every county in the
State. la some he will do more than this but in
many he will not do much, and in others Mr..
Bragg will gain We expect to know about 1t posi-
lively when the weather gets colder 1t may re-
CURE tina every county in the State should be
known TO make the matter certain So in regard
TO the Legislature. Let wait. Patience 10 a
great thing and moreover tits chris,ian Yirtne
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nrsrnucrrvE FIRE.


Early on Saturday morning. last the extensive
Flour and Feed NH of w. and E. II. Hawkins, on
Niush street., Philadelphia. ives destroyed By nrs-
The Philadelphia Bulletin says the loss ofthe Mes.
sieurs Hawkins II heavy, but scntirely covered BY
Insurance. A forty horse power steam engine, oil
the machinery, and heavy stock Of -four and grain.
were destroyed Ia addition to the building. The
amount of the loss 10 estimated at between $4,000
and s2o.ooo. The are was probably the work of
an incendisry. Several 6remen were injured.
The Washington correspondent of the New York
Journal Of Commerce. under date Of August 4,h
writes:
This morning, the Senate Committee of FOREIGN
Affairs held meeting upon the subject Of the Presi
dents message asking for provisional measures"
that Ia the use OF some millions-dur;ng tn recess
to conquer or buy Cuba, &c.
The Committee was at first inclined to report
proposition-there being four members IN favor to
two against It. But Senator Weller bolted from the
scheme. and refused to concur In any amendment
ofthe sort Thus the Committee stood, three to
three, and could not agree. The COMMITTEES then
reported that the time too shsrt consider and
act on that subject
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THE CEGIEp A

1HE CHOLERA ON BLACkWELL'S ISLAND
NEW York, Aug. 4.-There were fifty cases and
twenty deaths by cholera at the Lunatic ASYLUM.
on Blackwelfs Island The number of patients in
the Institution is over Co., and the disease broke out
near the Asylum, and containing over 1000 inmates
only one cholera death has occurred. This disease
made It's appearance in the Aims House. on Mon.
day. since which 80 cases and Is deaths have tai en-
place. 1t has 440 inmates. '"Aon
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
DOUBTFUL POSITION OF AUSTRIA ANI
PRUSSIA.
ANOTHER TURKISH rTcToRY REPORTED
DECLINE IN BREADSTUFFS,
&c &c &c

/
NRw YoRx, August 6-The United States mail
steamer Atlantic arrived atthis port at eight o'clock
last evening, after passage Of ten days and eigh-
teen hours, with four days later intelligence from
Europe. Her dates from Liverpool are to July III
The Europa arrived out on the 23rd.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
There IL but little news from the seat of war
Everything 10 in suspense, awaiting the action Of
Austria and Prussia The latter, It is said, more
than ever, holds aloof from the Western Powers,
and exhibits decided disposition to favor Russia
The fleets and armies remain as at last advices.
Another battle is reported at Giurgevo The Turks
claim the victory, but there are no details, the
facts cannot be ascertained.
The Anglo-French troops have not thus far taken
part in any engagement with the enemy.
The Russians are determined to hold the Primer
palities, and Prince Gortschakoff has announced
his intention of defending Moldavia and Wallachia
with zoe, 900 men,
Telegraphic dispatches at London announce the
entry of the Austrian troops into Wallachia.
There is nothing new from the Baltic. 1t has
been determined, when the French land forces ar
rive, to take possession of Aland Island, with view
OF inducing Sweden to join the Western Powers
The German Diet had unanimously acceded to
the Austro-Prussian treaty.
The Greeks had attempted to assassinate Lord
Raglan.
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.
The Spanish revolutionists have achieved com.
plete triumph. The new Rivas ministry had re-.
signed, and the Queen besought Espartero to form
| new government.
Queen Christina had fled with her minions to
France. Her palace at Madrid was sacked, aud
the people demanded her head.
All the principal cities of Spain have joined the
revolutionary movement.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, July 26.-The cotton market is stea.
dy, but prices unchanged. Sales for the last three
days, 10 600 bales.
Observation-Disclosures dull, and still further de-
clined. Flour declined Is; Wheat Sd Corn U.s.
Trade in Manchester in more satisfactory con-
dition.
London money market comparatively easy Con-
soils closed at 92t 093.
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THE CHOLERA IN NEW yoRK

NEW YORK, August 4-Wthin the last twentv-
iour hours ten cholera cases have been received at
tne Franklin stree. hospital-two deaths and ak
cured; AT the Mott street hospital, six cases re-
ceived-three deaths and two cured. The hospital
reports afford no fair criterion of the number ot
cholera cases 10 private practice -
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug. 1.-The eranite mil, o,
Bu,reliviile was destroyed by fire last night. The
mill belonged to Stephen 8. & SYRIA Sherman. and
was occupied by J. T. Stragrove e. Co. for the man.
uIacture OF fancy cassimers 1t contained ten full
sets OF machinery, being one of the best mills in
England. The loss on the mill is about 500 O1o-
stock and goods, $4,000. The insurance on the
mill and machinery is about $4,000, and on the
stock S2l 600 Seventy five to one hundred ner.
sons are thrown out of employment
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CHOLERA IN NEW Jersey

90. ~ .h; august 4.-The Newark Daily Advert
%. .n,s slIernoon says that the board of health
nae issued statement expressing the &c nfdent he
iieit the cholera abating and that III ors,
had already passed. There has been oplv one ca.a
In the city for the last twenty-feur bonrs Case
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BosToN, August 3-Graham the murder of Col
Loring, at the St Nicholas Hotel In New York, OBJ
tanned considerable notoriety by his outrageous
conduct in the streets of this city last week.
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FRON 81. DCaINGo

nosIoN aug J-The barque Volunteer CITY.
veg his mornine. Lett the French brieof war Mile.
sfrss, whteh lc1t 81 Thomas on . erfss IN - rrh
~ sspIssoss yssesl, which res ssprosed 10 hsye
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. FUTURE DAYS.

a UCrION NOTICE.-Ths subscriber
Il, = asisg lssrou. Of chsnsing hs budusea. will
y ~ nisnesf bidder MONDAY the 18th inst
ccoa thst being court day) his store-hOuse,
cssn,;as md Iot In the town Of Bowling Green,
4 nsarIv sn , Ne The Store house and dwelling
vel pspered, and large and comn.aS;oa. ~;ss -.
co., 0os house,: There e aiso upon the lot one
Ths nror.,* = I've tenemenfs occspisd g ofices
part Of ne village, with the best w.ter IN q at.t
wInln thirty steps Of the door The heath % ~
49,. c.nnot pc too mighty appreciated. fne o.
porfnnitJ e now offered psrsons desiron. ~ op
wbar ron fh the hustle and confusion Of city life e
and still have It In their power to add to t.ir
ny conducting q safe mercantile business Persons
selves. --'---n'-ss ioa enen-
Terms Tade known on the day Of sale. Possession
au Tit WIN T. lam
BoacliaQ Green, dua a 1854
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THE SUNDAY LAW AER.,p

Phil ADELPHIA, Aug. 5-Msyor Conrad saws h.
VIII abide the decision ofthe Supreme Court Ia re-,
gard to the application Of the Sunday law to tavern
keepers, making them liable only TO fine of a for
keeping open on Sunday, but that they shall be
handed over Ia every instance wero the house il
disorderiy.
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DEATH OF MRS. PORTER.

NEW York, August 5-The wife OF Peter Porter
Eco of Niagara Falls. died there last night She
was formerly Miss Breckenridge, of North Caro-.
lima, cousin of J. C. Breckenridge, a member OF
Congress from Kentucky.
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ANOTHER MINT ROBBER.

PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-Another robbery of a
pretty heavy amount has occurred in the mint -
The offender is an employee who, report says, has
been allowed to escape after the Negus fashion.
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NEW YORK, August 1.-The steamer Prome,heu
sailed to-day, full of passengers The steamer
North Star and George Law will sail to. morrow 70
the Isthmus
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MORTALITY IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-There have been in
all 46s deaths in our city for the week ending to-
day, of which 60 were from cholera.
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Syracuse, N. Y August 3-The Angel Gabriel
is preaching here to night to large crowd in Mar
ket Square. Considerable excitement prevails, and
one arrest has been made.
The man, Cannon, who murdered his wife on
Monday, was found dead in the watch house TODAY
from delirium tremens.
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BosToN, August 4.-Captain Lovett, of the clip
died of cholera on board of his shin Yesterday
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By GODDIN & APPERsON.

BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
GALE OF LAND IN HERICO, NINE
~ NILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE-
ChEE OF COURT BY virtue of decree of the
Circuit curt the County of Henrico, pronounced
on the Esd January 1884 in the Of Crew against
Crew &c. the undersigned, Sheriff of Henrico
County, will expose to public auction on the premi.
SEES on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of September, 1854,
commenc cling st O'Clock. P. NJ, the real estate Of
which Daniel Crew died seized, containing about I2
miles above Richmond, on the old Deep Run Turn
pike adj Dining the lands of Thos o. Burton E. Pot
erwieg and others
TEHMs.-One-thrd cash; balance at and 10 mos,
for bonds bearing interest with good security and IT,
tie retained till last payment is made.
A. B. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrico County.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Austs
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THE LIQUOR LAW IN HaRrpoRn

~ ballot not 10 spproprIate money frc,, ~
Hes.uly ior ne purchase Of liquor for the town
secs1 usc "a me now prohibitory law. The main.
~ - 10y; The opponents Of the law are a. w !
Io inc etreof on account of their yicinru
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ALBANY, Aug. 5-The Transcript of this after
noon says that since Wednesday last there ha VI
been in all &c of cholera, and 90 proved fatal
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r4v,c, I W., WILLIAM GRAY, Trusfe.
AU~fa n
By RICHARD CAUTHORN-

FURNITURE. &c, AT AUCTION
- - VIII be sold THIS MORNING, 7th Aurusf Al.
" O'Clock. at nv store, 18th street. large lot IF
household and Kitchen Furniture belongns to "a.
miles rho are leaving the city. ~ 10
I. GROCERIES Also 4 lot ~ f.,o..,;..
o. ISonee' Sugar, Wine, Whisky. Brandy, Bacon.
ap7 CAUTHoRN. Apct
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ALLEGED SLAVE PIRACY

New York, August 4.-E. d Hurlbut, one of oul
Oldest and most extensive merchants, died TODAY.
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PHILADELPHIA August 5-A person called Can't
Donald, of the Grey Eagle, was arrested this morn
ing and taken before the United States Commission
er, charged with having landed $50 slaves at Cuba
On, of the witnesses, boy. seems to make out ,
clear case against him. The testimony is still pro
crossing.
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EOR HIRE.-We have for hire tie re-

EOR HIRE.-We have for hire the re-
u mainder Of the year. hfty o. ssixty HANDS. sc-
castomed 10 workine in tobacco facsofy. Among
them are some good twisters lump mAkese. stems
msss and Job hands A part Of these banda We Will
hire 70 ssrss for porteTs and 70 misrs ard ctheF~
We should b. Glad 70. hear alipetgeoe who ~
ID need Of hands u town iog any kin4 cf 0ofA.
Also, two splendid CerpenteNfnx hire.
Once on m etxeee heewese spa =.
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BY TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.

tOMMlSSlONEkS SALE OF LAND.
- In compliance with decree of the County
March, 1851, in suit therein pending on the Chan.
Gerry side Of said Court in which Mary Hobson, one
OF the children and heirs of Richard Hobson decd
Is plaintiff. and Hamet A. Pearce, aduipistrator OF
Richard Hobson, decd, and others are defendants
shall as Commissioner therein appointed, proceed to
on Tos.dsg tSe s sas sss Of Aa. aa
the tract of land in the bill mentioned, of which
Richard Hobson died, seized and possessed contain.
lands OF Thos Lyme, the lands belonging the es-
tate of John Childry and Others and situated about
seven miles below the city of Richmond.
TERMS OF SALE-For SO much cash as will be me-
cessary TO pay the costs and all other expenses Incl
dent to the sale. including said Commissioners com.
mission; and for the balance of the purchase money!
upon q credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale, taking off the purchase bond
or bonds with good security for the credit payments
OF the purchase money be paid and deed ordered to
be executed and delivered By the B Cont ;"MI,e
For w. B. RANDOLPH, late g. a. C.
Si iys conducted T * WILLIAMS, Auet..
4 UCTION SALE OF THAT MOST
"A VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. KNOWN AS THE SWAN
TAVERN PRoPERY:--On TUESDAY, 18th day
of August 1854 at 81 O'Clock, p NJ, upon the pre-
misses will be sold that most valuable real estate
known a. the Swan Tavern property, situated at
the Northwest intersection of Broad and 9th SITS .
fronting lou feet ON Broad ST. and running back lS2
feet.
The improvements consist of the Tavern and out
Broad street. and three tenements on 9th street. and
the whole OF the property is now yielding hand
some rent.
As Hotel. Its contiguity to the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Depot and its central and very de-
lightful situation, has heretofore and will always
sure large portion Of the resident and transient pa
tronage whilst for businem purposes its location is
unequalled by any property On the street.
An unusual opportunity for prcfta BILE investment
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BosToN, Aug 5.-The schooner j. H. Roscoe
from Cape Haytien for Boston, is ashore on Cape
Cod. Crew all safe, but the vessel will probably
be lost.
is not effective and the health of the citv ia
good. - -
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MORTALITY AND CHOLERA ATNFw Y

NEW York, August 5.-The deaths this week are
l,153, of which there was of cholera 2S6 including
80 at Wards Island. The increase from cholera is
IS.
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1T COST. subscriber, desirous Of
"A closing their business - soon q pOssible from
this date ofsr thsir entire stock Of DRY GOODS At
COST conaisting In part Of esneral sssortment Of
o9oda suitsd TO the presenf season Ths baarce ~
sid ~ private eale TO be closed ont ct Auction at
early data. q. 4. HOB EN0ACK TITUS
n b-The stoss at present occupied BY The sab
scrteesp d for rent. ss4-14s
NEW EL0UR.-Just received, ANAL
~ let q vsry supssIer Eatn asd sspssGae yIous.
ss1 Il ~. 3. sxAfkxs : %.
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THE CHOLERA IN THE BALTIMORE AIMS


BALTIMORE, August 5.-During the twenty -fou
hours, ending last evening, five new occurred
and fifteen deaths, making total OF ttythree case
and thirty eight deaths.
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THE MARKETS.

New YORK, Aug. 5-lA P. M.-No tidings of III,
steamer now due from Europe.
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M ON ICE LILO USE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
w. w. GIBBS PRopR,rr

w. w. OIDDO THOPMETOR.
THE Proprietor has the satisfaction OF
l. informing his friends and the public that this
well known House has been THOROUGHLY REpAteFr
and FURNISHED WITH ENTIRELY NEW AMI
HANDSOME FURNITURE, and will be open 70,
the re -epton of BoARDERs and VISITORS ON the 1sl
day of August, 1854. ~ '
He 10 determined to keep a first-rate Hotel. and
ment which is always awarded to an enternrisins
host simply pledgpg himself to use eveTy effort r.
make his guests comfortable.
Charl sttesville univ "a 1894 80 A..
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SAILING OF THE PACIFIC.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5-The American mail steame,
Pacific sailed to-day for Liverpool taking out IL:
passengers and nearly one million dollars In specie
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON NAVY HILL IN THE CITY
CT RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-By
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of the County
of Henrico. pronounced on the 9th of July, 1854 in
signed, who was by that decree appointed special
cial Commissioner for the purpose will sell at public
day of August, 1854, commencing at O'Clock, the
real estate on Navy Hill, in the City of Richmond,
formerly occupied by Mr.. Edmund Anderson, and
now by Mr. George Harding, containing about Is
acres 1t will be laid out into lots fronting on Sd
4th 9Th and 9th streets according to plan and sur
vey to be seen at the Office of Messrs Goddin APP
person in a few days.
TERMs-One-third cash balance at six and nine
months for negotiable notes and title retained till
last note is paid and q conveyance directed by the
Court. B. HUTCHINSON, Special Com'r
Sale conducted by GoDDIx l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
an
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WHEELING. Aug. 5.-River rising with q ipche
water in the channel.
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MASSACHUSETTS WING STATE CONVEN.

BosToN, August 4.-Last evening, the wings of
this city appointed delegates to represent Boston in
the Wing State Convention which is to assemble on
the 18th of August. They were instructed to op-
pose all political fusion.