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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

On Thursday morning, fire broke out in stab.
on McElderry's wharf, Baltimore, belonging to VIII
liam West, which was destroyed, together with
three horses, carriage &c. two story building in
the rear, belonging TO John Bandel was next de.
sroyed and other property in the immediate vicinity
wns considerably damaged. The flames crossed Bow.
ly street, and destroyed the three story warehouse
of Henschen Torney, with nearly their whole
stock or groceries, &C. the third floor of this build.
ing was occupied by Alexander P. Betts whose loss
about 81 000-insured The three-stsry ware house
on The south, owned by George H. Wetter, and a
building owned and occupied by Joshua Matthews,
w.ra alEo consumad
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AUCTION sAIal
FUTURE DAYS.
COMMISSIONERS SAI,E-rn

- y..SAAAASAONLh . 0A1Es-ln 0xeCu
non OF 9 dseree the Circuit Court Of Henri
e.. made On the l3fh day of May LAT, ithe suit d
- M hns, N heF own right snd a. cornmittee Of
snss .s.ia: 1 Assy hiss ;as nssh.sl W EIl.
n:sR su.laan i tnm and P.sss n. nsS
Thomsss Hq s1,, Of himself james Rawlings and
Comm,:aoneI, appointed for that purpose. viii se
suctioS on the prenises, befsnisine at 1--WE
onsh On gn EnNDAY, the 18th day Of the present
and Lot and an sdjorne vacant Lot on kn,eb All
DIT. seia decree; each of winch Lots fronts on
bounded, the North, by the Iot IS ps;is seS ano
ney and on the South BY that of John Epder ssts,.
.ssds ae III All M As T. 20 much Of the pro
ses of sale and the costs of suit the cash iii M M
qured, and for the balance, three nerotahI. notes
ed, and payable respectively Six tweivssnd .;L
teen months from the day of SALE the payms Mt tbs
Of to be secured BY decd of trust the property
The improvements of tho improved lot are ds.;,.
Bile and Convenient, and the house. which is nov o.
cupied by Mr. Hunt, commands q remuneratinr rent
And, IN further execution of said decree, i shall
Immediately after the above SALE proceed to sell pub
1cy, upon the premises, all the rights, title and in
20 the following property, viz: One Lot of Ground
Maron Hill, known in the plan thereof now of re-
cord in Henrico county. as Number go. and bounded
on the East by Fisher street, and on the West By
scout street. containing two acres, more or less be
ing part of the property conveyed by Neil McCou
ana VIE TO alexander Fulton, Andrew Stevenson
TERMS: One-third of the purchase money in cash
and two gotable notes as to the residue with in
terest added payable at six and twelve months anf
secured by deed of trust on the property.
PETER V. DANIEL JR, Commissioner.
je8 - Snct;ona,.
II Immediately after the sales advertised to he
made by us on the evening of MONDAY, the 19sh in
saan1 say ats 1elosh we shall sell publicly tn,
suTemsss, 70 the highest bidder, the small BrcI
House and lot, corner of goth and I, streets III,
10 Lot fronting ON 18th street COZ feet and running bac
Also, two Lots, fronting 80 feet each on l. street
ment on it. "'i 'ohe
TERMs-Half in cash the balance at 6 months
is made. = ~ pay "oa'
jel nH TOIER & cooK At,
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ESCAPE OF SLAVES

CINCINNATI, June l5th.-Twentyt three negroes
from Grant county, Kentucky, made their escape
on Wednesday night-they came down the Licking
RiFerln disguise and crossed the Ohio below this
city. They Immediately set out tor Canada
Nine fugitive slaves from Boone county Ken
lucky, were arrested in the suburbs OF this city asst
night. including foar men and two women and
three children. They preseuteda deplorable sight
One OF the men was over 90 years of age They
Will be brought before the IT, s. Commissioner to-
day -.
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ANrI-NEBRAskA EXcITEMENT IN INDIANA

CINCINNATI, June IA large aud enthusiastic
Antl-Sebraska meeting WAS held at Madison, Indi.
ana, yesterday, composed chiefly of Democrats. -
Resolutions were passed repudiating the Democrat
cplattorm manufactured at Indianapolis, on the
ground that tpledged the Democracy to the exten.
sion Of Whiskey and slavery. A macs Convention
was recommended to be held at Indianapolis on
July 18th.
Senator Petit attempted to address the people
at Lafayette, on Monday, on the Nebraska Bill
but was met with groans and Kisses. When the
vote was attempted to be taken the confusion
was 80 great that the question could not be decid
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
HoRRfp MURDER.

We learn from friend that horrid murder was
committed in Buchanan, Botetourt county. q few
dayssso. Our inormsnt that the 81. OF Nj
Frances Peppercorn, and four or five children. were
brutality murdered by some negroes We could learn
nc other particulars than those given above and did
no. understand whether or not the murderers had
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SILVER CHANGE To VIRG1NIA-Wlthin the last
week some 100000 in United States silver coin of
all denominations has gone to the State of vi GINA
from the Treasury of the United States in Washing
ton. The Star says that $4,000 was sent to Rich
mond on transfer draft and $4,000 to Norfolk in
the same wsy. To Alexandria $4,000 went in ex
change for u. S. gold.
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RRUTAI MITPnEp

PLATrsnuRG N. Y, June 14th.--A murder was
committed IN the town of Clinton, Clinton County,
iast evening, by named Cornelius Austin,
woo Killed Patrick Sweeney. The difficulty grew
out OF an ejectment suit. The weapon used was q
2un, and sweeney was shot dead
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LATER FROM PORT AU PRINCE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-the bark Charles E.
Lex has arrived with Port az Prince dates of the
"a. The country was quiet and the weather very
not The yellow fever had subsidized. Provisions
we're In great abundance with small demand -
nohee very scarce and in great demand owing to
y '"e number OF European vessels in port. Coffee
&c. Logwood $53, Hayden currency. Dou
ne bark Clara Windsor. for New York. was the
only American vessel in port
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch

FREDERICKSBURG, June II, 1854.
The visit of the Richmond Young Guard" Capt
RICHARDSON, to this town, as the guest of the
Fredericksburg Guards" was an interesting &C.
cssion. They arrived here yesterday morning at a
little after nine O'Clock ssd were received by the
Grards at tie cars In most cordial manner They
were escorted to the Armory of the Guards where
they psrtook OF a collation. prepared for them
The volunteers were then dismissed and the gallant
Young Guards were for time entertained by our
citizens, who showed them every attention. About
- o'clock, they and the Guards were again para
ded and after passing through the principal streets
they repsired TO Poplar Spring, where grand din
ner was provided, and of which, in due time they
psrtook.
Al the dinner Capt Porter. of the Guards presi.
dei assisted hv Lieut. Metcalte. Speeches and
toasts succeeded the dinner, and some of them were
cepital The response OF Capt Richardson to the
COMPLIMENTARY toast to the Young Guard, was a
very handsome one indeed Your contemporary of
the Herald Major Kelley, very well represented
the press in reply 10 the never falling toast to that
great engine
The occasion wns a most happy one, and the jol-
lmcation was continued until late hour, when the
two companies were marched into town and dis
missed At night the Young Guard escorted by
Guards, visited the Fair held by the Frede icks-
burg Ladies. in the City Court House. There your
young soldiers were the observed of all observers,
and became quite gracious with the ladies The
Fair was most admirably arranged, and the words
Welcome Young Guards" were prominently
displayed In evergreen letters. This attractive
scene detained large company until very late
hour.
When the night train came on from Aqua Greek
The Young Guard took the and departed for
Richmond. Their brief sojourn amongst US | am
sure was very pleasant one. They were univer
sally admired for their gentlemanly aud soldier.
Ike department Their manpuvres were admi
rably performed indeed, they would have done
credit to regular soldiers. Success and prosperity
attend them RAPPAHANsoCK.
THE WORCESTER FIRE.-We have received the
following additional particulars relative TO the fire
in Worcester, Mass estimated at from 100000 to
$4,000, OF which only onethird is covered by in
surance Merrifeld's loss is 100000. The others
who lost heaviest ire VIM. Rich & Co., s. Flagg &
Co., c. Harvey & Co., Howard q Davis, Allen &
Thuroer, Dwight s, Foster, R. A. Johnson L. Co.
L. Severmore, D. Painter, Charles Ellis, B. g. B.
{. Brown, &. E. Wilder, s. g. Reed, and Isaac
Davis.
meeting of citizens was held to-day to ADOPT
measures for the relief of the sufferers. Allen &
Thurbers extensive Pistol Factory was among the
buildings destroyed
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NEW UAMpsHIRE POJJTIcs
MAINE POLITICS.

PORTLAND, June 16-The branch of the Demo
cratic party known as WILD CATS, held a conven
ton yesterday, and nominated Sheppard Carey TO,
Governor
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FIRE IN ALExANDRIA.-The Carpenter Shop Of
VIM. H. Mcknight, in Alexandria, was destroyed
by fire on Wednesday night. brick building near
by, owned by Captain f. Bacon, and occupied by
Mr. Lyles, was much injured, and the outhouses
burned.
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

=, HA.shisGros, June l5th.-The appointment of
ion Theodore r. Westbrook as District Attorney
.! he~ York in place of O'Connor resigned, is de.
lhneiy hxed upon. The appointment is regarded
%itn great satisfaction by New York members of
Congress aud politicians.
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BY ALEX. MOTT q co.

N SATURDAY MORNING, at 10
O'Clock. we will sell at auction, to close sundry
900 Dome site Cigars; or casks Cosn,c Brandy:
~ cases otaId de- 10 do. Bitters; 20 do Lemon Sy-
rup, with other articles es4s =
Je 10 A. MOTT & CO., ,Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
ing articles: - = N-S"'7 800 'As 'ei'""
Cnaira Teaster Bedsteads, Carpets IL Msrseilles
o9un.erpaines with many other articles.
'eh A. MOTT l. CO. Aucts
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EPISCOPAL CONGRATULATIONS OF 4
BISHOP

,;nn AovingscE, June l4.--At the Episcopal Conven
csis4 asy, the Rev. DR. Croker OF this city re-
ua".a 'wo majority for Bishop iu the Clerical
s.,s ga inc tenth ballot In the other House the
WIG was Three majority against him.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
opENiNG OF THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT
SPEECH OF LORD ELGIN


oukBEc. juno i5.-Lord Egin yesterday deIiy
cred his speech on the opening Of the Provincial
Pari'sment After abiding At lengti, to the absor
bling question OF the European war, he proceeded
to the subject of the Reciprocity Treaty stating tina,
he had been enabled to conclude treaty with the
U. s. Government. which nov awaits ratification
and which, he is convinced, will prove in the high
est-degree advantageous to the colonies generally
as well asthe United States. His Lordship recon-
mends the passage of law extending the elective
franchise, and suggests reduction of the existing
Tariff He also aludes to the unexampled prosper
ty OF the provinces, their unbroken credit, &c.
fFr
NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS..
p CONCORD, June 16-The Democrats have nomi
mated Messrs. Henry Hubbard and John s. Wells
for the U. S. Senate. The Wings and Free Sellers
win nominate separate candidates, but will coaesce
ON those having the highest vote eal
SECOND DISPATCH Is
CONCORD, June l6, P. M.-The House to-day re.
fused to lay the anti-Nebraska resolutions ON the
table. by eight majority. ~ @
There was no election of Senators TO-DAY +
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A CARD.-MRS. C. PHILIP

Ha3 would respectfully inform the public that
tsI1 she will positively close her business by the
LIST of August Having disposed of her store
and stand and being DESTROYS of selling off her entire
stock of goods previous to that date, will offer great
inducements TO purchasers
Miliuers and dealers in Millinery and Fancy Goods
will ind it to their advantage to give her an early
call. Terms reasonable and accommodating.
lie I5-d4W
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BALTIMORE, June l6th.-The Flour and Grair
Markets are fiat Sales trifiing.
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,s na% HAVEN, June i5.--The Maine Liauor Law
fhe o.,h branches OF the Legislature today In
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CAMUEL D., DENOON. Bell =
CRATES AND FENDERs Five Hun

ThAIEo AND FENDEKS.-Five Hun
~ dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices. The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock Of CRATES and RENDERS ever
facture The Crates embrace an the varions Kinds
and pate rms, such as square topped Gothic Lptc,
Circles, &c, with beautiful rounding Tenders Sum.
mer Pieces, g., to match
Orders for Crates Tenders, &c, from town and
country, panctuaily attended to and carefully pack.
ed Merchants purchasing to sell again. will be sue
discount c II for ca.h BY wholesals. 80 = 80
Apply at my Bell aud Brass Foundry, on Main, be-
tween eth and 9th streets, Richmond Va
je l5-3m eass<sszs.s SAMUEL d. DENOON
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GALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

NALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ On WEDNESDAY the 4th day of June, 1854,
in of decree of the Circuit Court of the
City OF Richmond. this day entered, will be sold at
Square, Main street, in the City of Richmond their
entire stock of goods comprising many valuable
. ful and seasonabe articles An opportunity will
doubtless be afforded of procuring great bargains
Farther particulars of the terms and mode of sale
viii be given in due time.
je S-ts B. B. MINOR, Receiver.
az The foregoing sale has by order of said Court
been postponed to WEDNESDAY, the2Ist inst, at
81 O'Clock A. M.
The Key of the Store will also be sold subject to
the consent of the landlord. The lease has fifteen
months to run.
TERMs-A credit Of 4 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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BY TAYLOR L WILLIAMS.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
- BUILDINGS AND LOTS ON MARSHALL 4
E FIFE s Eth A AND on FoHRTH An
AT AUCTION Win be sold on TUESDAY. actb
June, at a O'Clock, P. M, upon the premises that
very desirable property situated at the Southeast in
tersecon OF LIST and Marshall streets fronting Is feet
on Marshall street. and running back LIST street 1862
feet, comprising, on Marshall street. fine and rcst
excellent brick Dwelling, occupied by Mrs. w H.
Allen; two story framed House, and vacant Lot of
n feet front And on LIST street, two framed Tene-
ments two brick Tenements and vacant Lot of q
feet s.-rll.t
And Immediately after the above, commencing on
the West side of5th North of Leigh street, and ad-
jong the property of E. w. De Voss will be sold the
following valuable property, te-wit
lst The large brick Building occupied by G. C. e.
lett 30 by 81 tset two stories high, and easily con-
veTtlble INTO two tenements.
"a Two vacant Lots adjoining, each Is feet front.
80. brick Cottage, occupied by VIM. E. HILL
4th. vacant Lot of 40 feet trent.
5th. A two story brick Dwelling, occupied by Jno.
oh. front of 26s feet on the West line Of 9Th ST.
and of Alb feet on the East line of 4h This latter
properly to be divided into building lots of 80 feet
front, and
7th. A front of 100 feet on the East line of 9Th ST.
opposite to the above, and near Pratt's Cottage.
The whole OF the improved portions of the above
property ia in good repair and now occupied by the
best tenants at fair rents.
1t is seldom that property of such extent go desa
bly, located, and productive is brought into the
market and it is believed that more favorable on.
portunty for investment for obtaining pleasant
sdences and choice building lots will hardly again oc.
cur.
Plats of the property may be seen at our Office
TERMs-For the property on lst and Marshall sts
one-third cash balance at and months. For the
latter property-one-fourth cash; balance at4, and
~ months Credit payments to bear interest and be
TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Should the weather on the day above named prove
unfair the sale will take place on the next fair day.
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BY ALEX. MOTT L co.
+ ARGE STOCK OF SADDLERY A

ARGE STOCK OF SADDLERY AT
IL AUCTION.-The Subscriber anticipating .
change IN his business the Let Of July next offers
Tor sale his stock Of SADDLERY 1t cost, for cash,
until the 9th of June, at which time he will sell all
the remaining stock at Auction. His stock consists in
part Of about 400 sets of COACH. BUGGY and CART
HARNESS.. alarse portion of them very fue Also
about $50 fine SADDLES. including some Of the
finest have had made. Also, very large lot Of
BRIDES. MARTIN0ALEs, STIRRUP IRONS.
WHIPS of every descriptlep; In fact, the largest
stock OF ever article usually kept Saddery e.
tablishment1 ever say. 49,. =
Persous In want Of sach articles and who are In
the habit OF settling every six months shai have ey.
cry charged to their account ct cash price
q II there arc any accounts standing againsf Joa n
Colquttt AGENT or myself Individually persons hsy.
ing them are requested to bring them In for set.le.
msnt. JOS. H. CoLQUiTT.
myA A. MOTT co. Auct.
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COMPOUND OF PT7RE

~ COD LIVER OIL AND LIME a CURE
FOR CONSuMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS. ASTH.
MA, BRONCHITIS. GENERAL DEBILITY. AMI
ALL SCROFULOUS HUMORS.-The proprietor
mas succeeded from directions Of Professor Stone)
IN combining the on and Lime perfectly, that the
taste OF the Oil, which Is nauseous to persons ne.
nerally s entirely overcome and it can be TAX en- by
the most delicate females with pleasure And AZ re.
gard, the benefit of this article over the clear oil the
following case, BY Prof Stope 10 sufficient 20 con
years of age: -s1-sN 1888 10y ""e ~
Her disease was one Of unmixed phthisis which
nad been expected to terminate in the course of a
few months fatally. The upper part of both her
lungs was filled with tabercles and in some places
were beginning to soften. The case was EVIDENTLY
Dad one The treatment of Cod Liver Oil was frat
used, but without marked Improvement The phns-
pnste OF lime was then administered with the oil
and the result, as In the cases of many others was
we'll ~ f' se'''"s
long array of certificates might be given here to
prove the effcacous character of this edicine but
II Is not deemed necessary The fact that from the
very hrst Introduction of the Cod Liver Oil and Lime
before the public it has been gradually adopted by
me medical faculty, is sufficient proof of its unques
For sale Wholesale and retail. by
- ...,.-. SIS IL - LEXR B. WILBOR,
Chemist, l56 Court st., Boston.
For sale in Richmond by BENNETT l. BEERS
Druggists, l25 Main st. lie lO--dImif cSm
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mr. BY ThoS. w. KEESEE.
(mce with Gao I 2nrnnax Az. sln n J.

oa BY ThoS. w. KEESEE,
oftce with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 10 Pearl strest.
,ARRlAGE AND HARNESS AND
~ HORSES AT AUCTION-vilI n. LILA =, ~.
T os IN rear OF w oods Stable, SATURDAY MORN
L iO; June iHn commencing at 10 O'clock second
order; very fine Bay Horse, years old, warranted
sound and to work well in double harness. Also. se
veral Saddle and Work Horses - ;
Je Is THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
ON CORNER OF CLAY AND EIFTH Srs
GoDDIN L ApPERsoN, Auct,. Z
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESI-

- DENCE ON CLAY, BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold or MONDAY Afternoon, the 18th June
1854, upon the premises, commencing at 5 O'Clock,
that beautiful Cottage Residence the south side of
Clay, between LIST and I'd streats now occupied BY
DR.. John Mcdonnell. The lot fronts SO feet, runs
back 155 feetto an alley. The house has rooms
The premises in good repair, and abound in hand
some fruit and shade trees. shrubbery, &c.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed EH 1l
lie 10 GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts.
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TWO BEAUTIFUL B UILDIN(

TWO BEAUTIFUL 'BUILDIN
Il LOTS ON FOURTH STREET AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, goth June, Immediately after the
above gale On Marshall and lst streets, will be Sold
upon the premises two very beautiful Building Lots
on the West line OF 4th, between Clay and Leigh
streets and Immediately opposite to the residence
OF VIM. F. Davis Esq
These Lots front so feet each and are desirable for
building purposes. = - - = : :
Z TERMs-One-f fourth cash balance at 6, 10 and 10
months, with interest and satisfactorily secured.
je II & j. TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS Aucts
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rnaI STEAMBOAT CURTIS
E tssaesssxssssssEsk PECK.-P SAGE TO IL d
POINT, PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.-The
steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt. JOHN DAVIS, hav-
ing undergone complete overhaang, will, on SA-
run the river between this aud the above places
leaving the wharf at Rockets every Saturday. Tuee-
day and Thursday mornings, at 81 O'Clock precisely
touching at all the regular landings going and
ing.
Passage to Old Point, Portsmouth and Norfolk So 90
Meals SOC. each.
ie i6 r q HASKJNC
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T ONDON EDITIONS OF ENGLISH

- AUTHORS:-A. MORRIS, 81 Main street, has
just received and offers for sale
Ben Johnson, Mass!ngsr Ford, Shakespeare, Wy
cherry. Congreve, Beaumont Fletcher, &c-Lon-
don Editions
DR. South's Sermons, vols- with q biographical
memoir, 2 vols. 8vo.
Broughams Political Philosophy; 8 vols 8vo.; clio.
Do. Lives OF Men of Letters; | vol, steel
portraits.
Stoqueller's Life ofthe Duke of Wellineton; yo.
cloth. "
Sheridan's Speeches complete; 8 vols 8vo
Johnspon's General Gazetteer; | vol. 8vo.
Sterne's w orks complete; l vol. 8vo
Our Iron Roads a description of the Railroads
OF Great Briran.
The Tales and Poems of Hogg, the Ettrick Shep-
he I'd; Ii vols.
Dr.. Sankey's Journal round the Dead Sea and in
Bible LANDS; 2 vols
Shelley's complete Poetcal Works, edited by Mrs
Shelley; vol.
Evelyn's Diary and Correspondence; 4vols
With many other Standard Works Please call and
examine lie Is
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GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND
of the present month, shall sell at public auction,
on the premises, the following pieces of land lyign
Of the corporation of the Wn Of an
Lot containing q acres fronting on said Turnpike
running baekto 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-
tablish grocery this Lot possesses advantages sell
dom offered In addition it has well of excellent
water in the yard and the garden and lot are highly
improved. At the same time and place, shall al 90
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. =
-. -.7'P'.''' 80. g. HUNT.
Manchester, June z, 1854 je 5-td*