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CONGREsS-yRIDAY.

sENATE.-The bill for the relief of Hiram Moore
and John Hsscsll was considered and rejected-yeas
2 nays 20.
Tae bill to authorse the coinage of gold pieces of
tie value, respectively, of ten eagles and FIVE ca
pes, and for other purposes, considered, amend
and passed.
fer the consideration of other private bill s.
- Senate adjourned until Monday next.
HJUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The postal act
am ndment bill came up. MIR. ODDS made able
10 defence of his substitute which proposed
10 make frank mailed matter chargeabie the
..y, and to abolish the fifty per cent. discount on
ltwspGper prepaid postage.
The amendments were rejected and the bill laid
pom the table, by vote OF 81 to 81.
The House went into committee on the private Ca
ndsr and afterwards rose, and reported two private
rIlls
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.ATEST MAIL NEWS.
DUEL TN MISSISSIPPI.
correspondence of the Charleston Courier.


COLUMBUS, GA, June 7th
Nessrs EDITORS ~ had the misfortune on last
aUriay afternoon, as | was passing along The
I'D from Marion, Miss TO Mt Sterling, Alabsma-
= witness the hghting of duel between Gen /
4, Saunders OF Alabama, and Judge Evans. of
y ssissippt
i've Inunds were fired; the frs, round. fsenor.,
4.anders received BAH in his Ieta arm. bu, tba
u, was no, injured nor any blood vessel runtur
q The third round he was again slightly struck
=. he right breast the bali passing just under the
IN No fears are entertained, however, from his
unds
me 6lth round Judge Evans was shot down and
.~ verr,,slv wounded the ball entering his breast
- difficulty seems TO have originated from very
.,rsh LANGUAGE used by Geo. Saunders, in reply to
, peecn that Judge Evans made before the Litera-
r. society OF the Western Military College 10 Ala
ma
me twelve months ago the Society appointed
!. Saunders 10 deliver the annual address, to
.l- y ace last April. short time after he was APP
lted he LETT the State and went to Charleston, ;.
where he remained until about the first OF April
.s,u he returned he found that Judge Evans had
en- appointed in his stead TO deliver the address
-. O dey arrived and these two gentlemen both al
.-ted the school, aud both made speeches-able
~thes--Evaus speaking first In the course OF
remarks he alluded to the Generals leaving 60
: after receiving the appointment year prer
4 sand stated that she fed from the underfa
ar-." Gen. Saunders, in reply, stated the reasons
ehy be left, and gave the lie 20 Evans assertion
.s used other very abusive language to the Judge
81 oh resulted that evening in challenge.
Judge Evans is a NATIVE of Charleston. s. C.; he
there when quite young and went TO Mississippi
ere, at the age of 49, he engaged in the practice
p law and soon became distinguished in his pro-
sion and at q years of age he elected Judge
ne Circuit, CourJ He has a wife and three chill
n. General Saunders ia very young man, not
re than 81 years of age, but possessed OF great
..ijy and extraordinary talents He is farmer,
d a native OF North Carclina-he has no children.
j. indeed very bad that difficulties CT 30 sad
F. are should occur between such men--nen who
sir to he shining lights to their country.
The duel was fought in Mississippi, near the
le line
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 18th -Bresdstuffs dull-Flspr
declining-saes of 1890 bbs 25a7 so for State:
Southern $6.50aS go; Wheat quet-Gen 245 re d
1876; seles 1000 bushels white Canada z07; Corn IS
O0Obushels sold at 76a8 to So for yellow and white
mixed Oats 60 cents. Cotton firm with some spec.
ulative demand. Sales 500 bales at full price
BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE flour market is quiet:
small sales of Howard street at So 50.
The receipts of wheat light; about 900 bushel
offered-saes of red good to prime at 81 87al go
white do ST. 93s2; very choice parcels would bring
few cents higher; inferior lots Is less; c1rn
000 bushels oered sales of white at 7Ia73 yellow
77a7S, inferior 65a69, and mixed 10 cts.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

~ AsdTNGToN. June 1.-THE Union OF this morn
publishes the following despatch received by
On IL Harris. from General Qutmsn, in relation
the statements connecting him with the fillibus-
RS.
"HEw ORLEANS, June l4-TeIl the Editor ofthe
aon that no man is authorised 10 speak for me,
Il myself. Publish this.
(Sigued) J. A. QUIT MAN"
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BY KENT, PAINE 4 KENT.


GALE OF Will cox & BETT s.
- STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION-on
WEDNESDAY, the 2lst inst, commencing at nine
O'clock we viii sell, by order of B. B, Minor ESD,
Receiver at the store of Messrs Wilcox l. Beta Ea
gle Square, their entire stock ofDRY GOODS com
prsing great variety of Fancy and Staple Goods
suited TO the
The attention of the retail trade is particularly in
vited to this sale, as it embraces many rich and valua
Bile goods, recently purchased, and rarely offered at
auction, such
Elegant new styles Silk and Lace MANTLES
Rich French Wrought COLLARS
Do: do. SLEEVES and CHEMIZETTES
Muslin and Cambria BANDS
Do. do: EDGING and INSERTINGS
Rich Brocade, p lain and Plaid SILKS
Sash and Bonnet RIBBONS
WHITE GOODS: Irish LINENS
Emb'd Cambria HDK'FE
Aexander's GLOVES
Super Silk UMBRELLAS; PARASOLS
HOSIERY, &c. &c.
'--- - ALSO, a== g-f 81 $50
The FURNITURE and KEY of the store subject
to the consent ofthe landlord The lease has
months to run 4-rt- tl-
TERMs-Ail sums under $50 cash, without discount;
that amount four months credit for approved pa
per.
je Is KENT. PAINE KENT, Aucts.
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AUCTION sAIna
FUTURE DAYS.
KEYSvILLE LAND, y1T-IT-1-RT-F

IN EYSvILLE LAND, yNTsiTI.NT-E
~ TAVERN STAND, And OTHER PR0pF.-
fsfORSALE.-The subscriber having deternirsa
70 IeHove tosthe Southwest. will oHeT fnr -. -
public auction, on TUESDAY Y, the 18th day Of I'M.
next bis entire tract of LAND containing SIS arrss
and lying in the county Of Charlotte frnmedistsIv
sroand keysvilIe depot, and at the Junction of tbs
Richmond and Danville Railroad and the KeysviIje
ana ChIstiansville Plank road. % miles from Rich
Christisnsville. ''o'A'
The Land very desirable on account Of it's great
convenience to Market and 10 highly susceptible of
nm Improvement and capable of producing the finest
ana other crops By the of guano and other
rn BE VII also sell his long and well known rAy
10y sIAND, which is large rooanv and comuodi
~ Jul Jung part Of it newly erected with All M
10y outhuIidinga in good repair
ossi ,sU, ,nres good STORE-HOuSES BLACK
opIu - % SaOP. WHEELRIGHTvS SHOP and
ants. - az occupied oy good ten.
in II an excellent well Of pure ater
bs Possession will be given on the first day Of Nm
~ SMEHasIOne'third payable in cash on the tr.s.s.
in CO. liner next; the residue IN eaua in,tamerts
rets; sno Two years thereafter. The tirIs iii -
ferIeo, or deed of trust given to secnre H.. po
For Pssy,nients also, bonds with approved .scnx;t
kius P;aL sner infornation apply to Mt Isaac W.,
vile ,.sIn ono Na or to the subscriber A. KsSs
ia sw ~a,en Is his pest Office - hey'-
- John n DpUnnv
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.ATER FROM HAVANA-rREVALENC OF
THE YELLOW FEVER.

New YORK, June l6.-The steamer Cahawbs from
Noble and Havana brings dates from the latter port
to The 18th inst.
Sugars were dull the quotations ranging from q
Cucurocus TO 81 for FIorentss Rice I23 to l2s.
The report by tie amer Isabel, of an outbreak at
Hstsnzas. is untrue. The plan eff enlisting black
80 diers don't work well. They are hard to disci-
lime.
Tns Spanish ailors are scarce, that the Govern.
r.ent was impressing boetmen into the Queens ser.
The yellow fever was prevailing among foreign
10 considerable extent
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY,

QUEBEC, June 1.-THE substance offhe Treaty
agreed upon between Lord Eigin and the United
States government. has been published. The first
article throws open the fisheries to American citi-
gems, with certain observations. The second gives
the British right to American Fisheries to the SO
parallel The third provides for the free exchange
of certain commodities, including -four and all
kinds Of breadstus cotton all kinds of Goals PITCH
tar, turpentine, lumber, rice, and manufactured
Tobacco. The fourth throws open the St. Lawrence
and the Canadian canals to American vesseis
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TIE WORCESTER FTRE.-Quite number of per-
sons were badly injured during the recent fire in
" 0rcester, Mass.; among them the following
Edward Mshony-had both wrists dis.ocsted; was
b dy Turned on the back; had cut the forehead.
Hls brother Morris was elso burned badly. Both OF
these persons jumped from the third story window
Vi one OF the burning buildings.
Joe. h. Dewilg-very badly injured in the back,
i"In jumping from the fourth story of Allen L Thur
tU-'s pistol factory.
Cnzlles Reed-badlY hurt.
VIM. CaIey-bsdiy hurt nd burned
Charles Huber, q German, had his arm broken.
feo 4. Wyman and Liley Raymond, assistant
sr rneers, f. s. Hill, Daniel mcfarland Mr. lde,
c Aaron Sherman, were all more or less hurt.
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BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE


" BUILDINGS AND LOTS ON MARSHALL 4
FIRST STREETS, AND ON FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS, NORTH OF LEIGH STREET
AT AUCTION Will be sold TUESDAY, 18th
June, at a o'clock, P. NJ, upon the premises, that
very desirable property situated at the Southeast in
tersecton OF LIST and Marshall streets fronting rs feet
on Marshall street. and running back LIST street 1852
feet comprising, on Marshall street, fine and most
excellent brick Dwelling, occupied by Mrs w H.
Allen; two story framed House and 7acant Lot of
a feet front And on LIST street, two framed Tene-
ments, two brick Teuements and vacant Lot az 81
feet.
And imme diately after the above, commencing On
the West side of5th, North of Leigh street, and adj
Jons the property of E. W. De Voss will he soId the
following valuable property, to-wit:
lst The large brick Building occupied by c. C, e.
lett 20 oY 81 teet two stories high, and easily con-
yertible INFO two tenements
I'd. Two vacant Lots adjoining each Is fe ct front
Sd. A brick Cottage, occupied by VIM. E. Hill
4th. vacant Lot of 40 feet front
9TH two story brick Dwelling, occupied by Jno.
T. Reeve
9Th. front of 268 feet on the West line Of 9Th ST.
and of 473 f ct the East line of th st This
properly to be divided into building lots of so feet
front, and
It'll front of 100 feet on the East line of 9Th ST
opposite to the above, and near Pratts Cottage
The whole of the improved portions of the above
properlyis IN good repair, and now occupied by the
best tenants at fair rents.
It is seldom that property of such extent so desira-
bly, located, and productive. is brought into the
market and it is believed that more favorable op-
portunity for investment for obtaining pleasant re-
sdences and choice building lots will hard again oc.
cur.
Plats of the property may be seen at our office
TERMs-For the property on LIST and Marshall sts
one-thlrd cash balance at ard months For the
latter property-one-fourth cash; balance at4 and
u months. Credit payments to bear interest and be
secured by trust deeds. =.
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Should the weather on the day above named prove
unfair the sale will take place the next fair day
je1S
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Ex-President Fillmore and General Hall, late P.
M. General, have been a visit to the Falls of St
Anthony. They arrived at st. Louis On the 18th
and were received with great enthusiasm and a
large procession. A public dinner was rendered
them, which was declined
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BY GODDIN l. APPERSUN.
GALE OF FARM AND VALTJARLF

NALL VI ANN AMI Valuable
~ MILL SITE IN CHESTERFIELD. CALLED
"KUHNS,n ABOUT SIX MILES FROM RICH.
MOND, AND FARM AT DEEP BOTTOM in HEN
RICO, ABOUTTEN MILES BELOW THE SANE.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold en- TUES
DAY, the 10Th day of June, 1854 upon the premisss
commencing at { o'clock, if fair if not, the next
fair day, that valuable farm and Mill Site called
''Kuhns in the county of Chesterfield en- the road
to the court house, also, immediately on the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, containing about 80
acres.
The place is SO well known in the neighborhood
that further description is deemed but
those who may not know, it is sufficient to remark
that the greater part of the tract is cleared There
are several buildings on the plsce, which, with some
repair, could be msde comfortable Also. dam al
ready built, with fine water power
And, on the following day, viz: WEDNESDAY,
the 2lst June, 1854 the premises, commencing at
O'clock M, if fair, if not the next fair day, the
farm called deep Bottom" in Henrics, on James
river, about 10 miles below Richmond containing 240
scres, adjoining the lands formerly owned by Mr.
Henry Sharpe, and now by Mr.. Thomas ]. Blake and
William II. Ammons, and bounded by -Four Mile
Greek and James River
TERMS: Cne-fourth cash, balance at 4, and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed. sGODDIN APPERSON,
je 19-td Aucts.
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THE Mock DUEL IN LeUIsIANA-The jury OF
inquest over the body of Schlossenger, killed by
Ladd, In New Orleans have returned a verdict
charging Ladd with murder. 1t will be remem-
bered that this affair grew out of a mock duel in
which SchlosseDger was the victim. 1t is believed
that the county jury will bring in different yer
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len. CAss AND ARCHBISHOP RUG

We are enabled to state, on the best possible au-
rity, that Gen. Cas- does not intend to reply to
.4 last letter OF Archbishop Hughes on the subject
Religious federation. He has no intention oil
longing the controversy, and now leaves the
tier Ia other hands He does not consider that
Archtishop has shaken, in the slightest degree
- Of the true principles of religious liberation
ID as to anything else he considers it matter of
impair atiyely little mportance.-Balt. Amer
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GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND

~ LOTS NEAR MANCHESTER-On the oath
of the present month, shall sell public auction
on the premises the following pieces of land lyign
the apt Turnpike, Immediately on the edge
OF the corporation of the town of Manchester viz:
running back.to the river road The improvements
this lot very valuable, consisting of large
framed Dwelling House and Store House, with other
outhouses, all of which are new, having been built
in the last two years. To any person wishing to es-
sbiish grocery. this Lot possesses vantages sell
dom offered. In addition it has well of excellent
water in the yard and the garden and lot highly
improved At the same time and place, shall al 50
sell another Lot, adjoining the first mentioned, con-
tanning 81 acres.
To any person wishing to purchase, will take plea
sure in showing the premises
Terms made known on day of sale.
g. HUNT.
Manchester, June 2 1854 -f.- je5-tdt
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SUMMERS ACQUITTED

UrlgA, N. Y. June Ii The jury in the case o
summer, the watchman. indicted for shooting
n n, named Rooney, last December, rendered yer
DICT to-day of scquitta and censured the accused 70
not shooting the man sooner than he did.
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Captain Stephen HERMAN, old and much re
spected citizen ofNew Orleans died on the 9th inst
He Grand Treasurer of the Grand Lodge O
Masons.
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THE CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.

new YORK, June 17th.-Thcrc were fistythree
sths in this city during the past week by cholera
ta Hoard of Health viii meet on Monday to adopt
l,a measures az the exigency of the matter. re
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SAILING OF THE HERMANN.-The steamer Her
mann sailed from New York on Saturday, taking
out 10 passengers and S630,O0O in specie.
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NEBRASKA AND KANSAS APPOINTMENTS.
WAsHfEGToN, jane le.-It is now generally un-
70 st"od here that Gen w. o. Butler, of Kentucky
t.- secured the appointment of Governor of Ne.
'iaska Also, that Gov. Wright Of Indiana, has been
.nP9Lnted 70 the Governorship of Kansas.
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NEW YORK, June la.-There were fifty five deaths
from cholera in this city last week special meet
ing OF the Board of Health has been called for Mon
dHy
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FROM puERTo CARELLo.

NEW YoRK, June l5.-Dates from Puerto Cabello
to the I'd inst, report that the republic lie tranquil
Appearances in political affairs indicate the election
OF President Monsgus Demand for produce in
creasing and prices advancing. Cofee-l0 "a to Ii.
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HiEF JUSTICE OF RHODE ISLAND RE-
SIGNED

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June l6-Chief Justice Green
IF Rhode Island has resigned his seat on the bench
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TO BUILDERs.-Proposals will he r.

I'O UlLDERS.-Pr0pOsals will be re-
4 ceived at the Office of the City Engineer until
for building new MARKET HOUSE ON 18th 81.
on that portion of the site of the old First Marker
which extends from Main st to the station house -
Proposals will be received for the Carpenters WORK.
Bricklsying, Iron and Stone work, separately, and
also tor the entire work in the aggregate. ~ = s.
The Committee reserve the right to reject all the
BIDS il none should prove satisfactory.
The proposals must state the time which would be
required to complete the work bid for and the Dor
son to whom the contract is awarded will be required
to enter into with the city, giving approved
security for the prompt and faithful execution of tbs
work. ~ 6 ISL .sss5- ..-ss 49, sr
The plans and specifications can be seen, aud all
necessary information obtained by application ct the
Office of the undersigned. e r u sts~ so =
By order of the Committee on LIST Market
ie I6-dtd w. GILL, City Engr.
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GALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS

GALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ On WEDNESDAY the 18th day of June. 1854
in pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court of the
City of Richmond. this day entered, will be sold at
auction, at the store of Wilcox Belts Eagle
entire stock of goods comprising many valuable
full and seasonable articles. An opportunity will
doubtless be afforded of procuring great bargains
Farther particulars of the terms and mode of sale
will be given in due time.
je 3-ts B. B. MINOR, Receiver.
e The foregoing sale has, by order of said Court
been postponed to WEDNESDAY, the 2lst inst. at
81 O'Clock A. NJ.
The Key of the Store will also be Sold subject to
months to run. U..
TERMs-A credit of months on all sums of $50
and upwards; under $50 cash.
B. B. MINOR, Receiver
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINT KENT.
10
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DESTRUCTIVE FrRE.-On Friday last. a FIRE oc.
Cured in the wooden ware establishment of Hop
ping, Condit & Losse, corner of Duane and Wash
ington streets, New York, which destroyed goods
to the amount of $4,000, besides $1,000 damage TO
the buildings. Considerable excitement was caus-
ed by report that an old fireman named William
Vine, missing; but he was subsequently, found
al! right.
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GREAT FIRE.-On Thursday last, very destruc
tive FIRE occurred in York, Pa. The stables of Dan
i'll B, Weser, Nj Rudy, Joseph Funk B. Weiser'
S., Mrs Starr, Jacob Cremer, Jacob Quickle, Sam,
=. Webster, Benz. Webster, ST. ,,1hos. Bumgardner'
and large barn belonging 10 Daniel B. Weiser'
were consumed. Mr.. Quickles carpenter shop
Mr. Wise's house, and four frame houses belonging
to Samuel Weaver, were also destroyed, together
with large amount of property in and around the
buildings. The residence of Michael Schall was
considerably damaged
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& CAPT. CHARLES LIE Bon, well known and re-
Spectacle citizen Of Baltimore, died last friday
His father Charles Francis lie Bon held the post of
commandcrin-chief of the French forces on the Is
land of St. Domingo in 1892.
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BY ToLER COOK.
. OMMISSIONEklN NAIE-In axaen

- ton of decree the Circuit Ccs.: Of Henri.
e. made on the 18th day of May last in the suit OF
plaintiffs against Ann T. w King, sy Eu.,see Ros.
snrvving trustee of himself james R,w,;nDs sss
Thomas J. Ballett. defendsnts-The unders;snsa
commissioner, appointed for that perpose, viii sell
MoS6aY me te isih .y Des1s At FIVE
month, the following property viz: the Brict Honss
ana L9t ana an acIoiring vacant Lot, on Church Hill
eu IN sara decree; each of winch Lots fronts 81,
tI.n street. Az feet and back 1872 feat. ana
bounded, on the North by the Lot of Philip Court.
fhs 1ee south by thai OF John Finders sstate
eesSs os OF sale are: As to much of the pre-.
e as OF sale as viii be requisite 10 defaY the exrep
nuirea safe ana the costs of suit the cash will be- re-
s5cn .9r onethrd of said balance with Interest IA,
teen ensSs fro At six twelve and erh
OF 70 be secured by deed of trust on tbs
Inc improvements of tho improved lot ara dss,,.
cupied by Mr. Hunt commands rsnnn ~ now oe-
And. IN further execution of said decree 5osi
licly upon the premises all the r,.bts ILL.,
terests of the plaintiffs in the suit Referred y, m
the following property, viz One Lot Of Ground ON
cord in Henrco county as Number so and pJ~ Oh
on the East by Fisher street. and on the WEST =,
Seote ssIeeI con tanning two acres, less be-
Ing part OF the property conveyed by Neil Mcton,
and John Adams. Stevenson
,nh"s. OAc-tuiiu Oh th6 purchase uouey in aah
and two egotiabie notes to the residue, with in
terest added, payable at six and twelve months and
| secured by deed of trust on the property. .1'
PETER " DANIEL, JR., Comfnissioner
sale to be conducted by TOLER COOK,
je8 Ancfions.r.
~ Inme diately after the sales advertised IN \.
made by us on the evening of MONDAY the 18th In
stant say ate O'Clock we shall sell publicly on tn,
premises to the highest bidder, the small BricJ
House and lot, corner of 29th and L streets m,
Lot fronting on 18th street 6oa feet and running bac
Also, Two Lots fronting 81 feet each on l. street
and running back 60! feet-each having a small ten
ment on it. ~
| TERMs-Half in cash; the balance at months
| is made. = - f'' : 0.'
| ia u
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BY J. r. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

HOUSES AT AUCTION.-Wiil be sold
Il Il on WEDNESDAY Afternoon, the 2lst inst, on
the premises, at O'Clock, the brick and wooden
houses on the lot adjoining P. NJ. Tsbb, ESQ, and
the first Baptist Church. The houses are to be re-
moved by the purchasers in so days.
Terms cash.
je 10 r. CAIJTHORN
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7INHEKMONETEKS, &c, in morocco
u and metallic cases from the msnntuctoIy Of Ken
dali l. Brother; Pocket Cempasss Tape Measures
NC. For safe BY Gill a ZIMMERMAN.