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r ARD ANDWHALE OIL. --f9 bsrrels
IL Prime, Winter. Lard.ahd whale on,
just received and for ale, for cash or good
30 day paper. smR eysaxasaa
Jan end JOSHUA BEAL.
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I[1llaf.. q

a FEW days ago, between t5s Cdsxent
IA and the Penitentiasy Goa Flsrida
street, = email hair brsee]st The finder
will be rewarded, BY leaving O. same at
this Office Z = ~ q IAN. 3 Ii.
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.zse05-The Sixth Judicial Diarics
/, Court i u. still 10 session Judge WIN.
Robertson presiding. Nothing Of aoy
importance tost 4 public has JET ap-
.peardon the dookeA sge sslsi3 nj ssass

~, X The Police Jury At its. session
yesterday, elected Q. HAckrr, ESQ,
Parish Collector Of Taxes LOUIS
!. SHEppERs, Parish Treasurer, and Il. G.
7 DELARoDER1E, Parish Auditor. They
then adjourned until the first Monday
in February 90 leseo5 elss
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go OUTRAGE ON AN AMERICAN CoNsty1.
"A letter, datea Paita, November l,
says thai a party Of twenty-five men,
whose leader had made himself often.
siye to the Peruvian Government, by
publishing certain facts hp Lima news
papers, sought the protection Of the
y. S. Consult s.. j. Oakford, Esq, at
Tombe2, which was granted. The
National guard surrounded the house
and fired into It, killing one man and
wounding two others, and endangsriDe
the lives Of the Consul and his family.
The refugees were forceably carried
away and the Consul threatened with
aIIeSt. ~ f#a4 -t}{Ey
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I'D ohnathan, did you ever bet on a
l...Ee pr 9g@H ~ - ~ .sESf .ffft.1 So
~ Is 49, ~ lofe 81 si,f 9se 3saal IS ~
u,"No, but Two seen my sister Bet
On an old mare ~ .ss sas szsfa.a .
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R1or AND DzArn.-A despatch from
Baltimore to the Charleston Courier
dated the 9th ult., says:
The Papsf Nuucio, Beaini, ID. Been
attacked at Cincinnati by q mob Of
Germans. The police interferred.
when nine Germans were shot. one
being killed. 2 ak1-e 1.Jt aaTbn'~l
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EXCITING FROM EL pAso

,., ne Gan Antonlo Ledger, ofthe 3oth ut has in.
.ssnsence from I'll Paso. II gives SONS PARTICULAR
=, nght between what ie calls .the Salt party tram
-. ana, aud the party from FL PasoS The iat.
.e., says was composed of twenty seven men
Msssehseen Americans one Englishnan, and the re,t
,;,h ,,s.s. Iney We're all well armed, and had
xl.n .nem six FOUNDER. THE party met the Dnn
ANA party at Los chncs; laden with salt. Thsy
were commanded to surrender, which thew reinsea
sninutes i'uoea, ana lasted twenty
Inc SIX pounder was fred three ,imes Dan a,s
party NED, leaving two men killed one mor,aliv
wounded, on the ground. They had three mules
Two norses, and about fifteen head Of cattle Killed.
Tue s,c'ors captured and drove off one hundred and
mead OF cattle The only damage thew
sustained was the loss of one horse. and refu
ga safely after an absence Of twelve days 80
IL also gives the scarcely credibly inteoenc. n
the American Consul at FL paso hes been srrscraJ
before tue Acalde on charge of having said pri.
Mexico for s35 600 600 and publicly for 600 0O1
and That he would pocket $40, 000, co., The Consul
informed them that he had nothing to say to such
charge. but held himself responsible to his govern.
ment for his act. The authorities then asked him
TO sign his name to document which they had pre-.
pared, which he refused to do, and left the court.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMoRE. April I5th.-The Flour market this
morning was feverish and holders firm We note q
sale of 200 bbls Howard street So %. Differences
were also settled on some $500 bbls. at the rate of
$3.50 which price generally asked. We note sales
of $500 bbs City Mills at IS so. The stock OF -four is
very light, and holders are firm in anticipation of
farther advance.
The supply OF grain is very light-only about 1000
settled and feverish Holders asking considera-
Bile advance under the news but sales have taken
place, and we therefore omit quotations. There ap-
pears to be but little disposition to sell. Corn il
higher-about 5000 bushels offered and only small
sales of yellow at soc nothing done in white
NEW YORK, April Is The money market is strin.
gent, exchange on London, prem.
The extreme inclemenCy of the weather operates
a ainst out door business.
Flour is firm and advancing -sales of 650O barrels
at S75UG S7.62 for State, to S3.5t0$875 for South
Wheat is held very firmly, but buyers do not give
the prices asked, which equal 1t15 cents per
bushel higher.
has advanced-saes of 90 900 bushels at SO cts
for mixed to 840S5 cts. for yellow.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Correspondence of the Dispatch.


PnrlapsLrHIA, April ia fire broke OFT th;s
morning, about four o'clock. in the large five story
brick building Ia the rear OF Branch street. above
Third. known as the Branch street Factory Ow.
is 20 the combus.ble character of the contents Of
The building. the fire spread with fearful rapidity.
aud the eEtire structure was soon wrapped In
flames. II was filled with costly machinery from
the cellar to the nth story. la the basement there
steam engine OF forty horse power. which
propelled the machinery throughout tho building.
50 rapid was the progress OF the ire that IL was
Impossible TO save anything
The building was occupied follows Porter
Washington Hagaman, hat body manufacture; II.
Eggeling, fancy turner, s. Fisher, pearl worker:
bray d Mercer glaze cutters; J. p. Reed, wood tur.
nef,
TheFhuding belonged to Thomas Adams, and
was insured in the Franklin Company.
During the confaeration; the northern, eastern
aud western walls fell, crushing several buildings
in the vicinity and setting some on FIRE; but the
flames were prevented from spreading
Several members of the Northen Liberty Engine
Company narrowly escaped with their lives but
the only one seriously hurt was job Richards,
who had an arm broken by falling brick.
The loss ia estimated at $4,000.
There have been l47 deaths in this city during
the week
The hne steamer Pennsylvania cleared to-day
Tor Richmond. We have yet no tidines from the
missing steamer City OF Glasgow. 1t is useless to
deny that there is much uneasiness respecting her
safety. kFysroSE
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ADDITIONAL ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS BY
THE HERMANN

ne HERMANN.
The Moniteur publishes an Imperial Declaration.
announcing that delay OF six weeks has been
granted to Russian trading ships to leave the
French ports Russian subjects who NAV choose
10 reside on French SOIL under the protection which
the law extends to every foreigner are at liberty
TO do so.
"A letter from Belgrade, dated March 27, and pub
lished in the Moniteur, says:
"'On the 18th OF March General Gortschakoff en-.
deavored TO take possession OF an island ON the
Danube situate opposite to Turtukai His troops
already occupied bridge which thew had lust
built, when the fire OF the Turks DESTROYED the
bridge, which was carried away by the current
with all who were upon it. The loss of the Rus.
slams is estimated 1000 killed either ON the bridge
or the banks The Turks, who were sheltered BY
their entertainments, scarcely suffered any loss'
VIENNA, Monday Evening A telegraphic des-
patch of the 24th from Bucharest says that on the
23rd, at in the afternoon, 1900 Russians crossed
the river without meeting with any resistance from
the Turks
VIENNA, Monday, l oclock-On the Goth, at a
quarter 10 hye IN the evening" the Italian Duke of
Parfna was stabbed with dagger. The Duke is
not dead, but there is little chance of his recovery
Diner accounts say he Is dead
VIENNA, Tuesday Morning.-It is positive that
3o,O00 Russians crossed the Danube near Matshin
on the 23d, Without meeting any resistance.
The following significant intelligence from Dem
mark viii be read with interest:
CopEsHAeEN, March 22.-The day before yester-
DAY. Sir Chares Napier arrived here in the vsiorous
steamer, Capt. Buckle. The Danes were excessively
pleased with him for taking of his hat landing at
the house stairs. Sir Charles then paid visit
TO Mr. Buchanan Minister and with hi % proceed
ed TO pay his respects to the Danish Minister for
Foreign Affairs
1t ia said that the King of Denmark refused to
the gallant Admiral plea of i'll health, but in
siity, from an indisposition to offend the Russian
party which Is rather strong here Yesterday morn
ing Sir Charles Napier returned in the Valorous to
Wngo Sound. aud 1t is expected that the feet will
In d day or two.
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pICHMOND SODA WATER AND

pICHMOND SODA WATER AND
~ BOTTLlNG ESTABLISHMENT-Iti a set
tied fact that the only genuine article of bottled So
pa WATER, in the city il put up by NJ. McCOR-
MACK, who fstters himself that he is able to com.
pete with any mandatory either North or South,
having been engaged in the business for seven years
past
To avoid imposition be sure and call for NJ Nc
CORMACK'S SODA WATER.
N. B:-Ail orders, either from city or country,
promptly attended to.
Soda Water Porter and Ale delivered In all parts
of the city daily.
All persons having my bottles will please return
than Immediately.
M. MCCORMACK,
l5ts No. S02. Rrnad stI Get
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ACCIDENT ON THE EAST RIVER.

This morning, between II and IL O'Clock, while
one of the Brooklyn lighters, name unknown, was
struck by sudden fsw of wind and capsized of
Governors island. Mr.. James Bennor, Pilot1on
board eft South Ferry Boat Wyandank immedi
ssely made towards the lighter, the iifa-boat was
iowered but before they could reach the lighter all
bands, numbering four were drowned.-N 7. E1.
pyess Of Saturday.
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BY DUNLOP. MONCURE { co.

MANAGED COFFEE AT AUCTION.
~ On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, commencing at
10 O'Clock, at the store of Msssrs Bacon Rasksr.
WILL we will sell for account Of whom It may con-
Germ Er -.tas
425 bags Rio COFFEE, damaged on board barque
T. B. Watson, on voyage from Rio de Janeiro to
this pert agrl4 f,tl, 81.
TERMa-Under 500 cash; over 500 month"; ere
dit for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather. g E5t
apA DUNLOP. MONCURE l. CO., Aucts.
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nROPERTY At AUCTION -We shall
s ri g ssefien. % THukeDAy. he 21sA insk.
r c,cIosk g the eftereeon tve Improved Lots %
sssnS a. I've squsrss fum md II front 81 Nj Hoo.
ssess esoesry. on i1sh street, The house, on tksss
lois sss TentfnG sor ~ per mouth.
TERnt-One third cash; balance In equal install.
msnts Ct and u month"; bearing interest
- u TOLkk + COOK, Auets.
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E.XIENSIYE SALE OF MOST BEAU
SEAT Ei IN +H sgi T6MN doTs AND
TlON.-On MONDAY, l7th April THAT beips 20.
ter Monday commencing ct Ii o,cicef. A M. Viii
De; Ge sod upon the prep:es respectively the follow
In the town of Sidney adjoinine tie cisv: A''s'
three Lets at the intersection Of Pine snd ElIvvooa
TED a Iot .f on H. each no,,s e siaxlS feet
e N. Jane. ssss so.lss s IN :ss e
Ten Lots in rear of the above. ffroDnmt,n, a, n.
south side of Federal street opposite fhs sas;5.
of Mr. John shasr each sona5 isst 60 an .IIs1
Lots the east line Of Calvert strest betws.n s1 E
wood and Federal streets each s0xi45 feet to IN
Twelve Lots on the north side Of the PLANK Rad.
adjoining s t ne PTogery Of Messrs Warwick Barks
l Fys LSt. On shs vs.. tide q H.ris street. and
hsndsonely laid cut with shade and fipit trees 10.
Ten Lo.s adjoining the residsnce Of M John Car.
Also, 81 Lots lying on the north sde Of Hsrvia #
Opposite the residence of Mr.. L. H. Dsnce-the vhoiS
containing about acres with besurful oak Eroye.
Of vsnab. s .ss' a1
bur6an reeidence in the vicinity Of the sity.
This sale is well worth the attsntionlo Of those In
who may be dspossd 70 inyea With an eve to future
sdyancement In value such oppeft1nity 10 pro.
cure choice Losin Sidney. 20 nssr the city, may No
TEAMS yin ss varied according 70 the views of
The ISLES Win take place the order shove .dver.
Should the weather, on the Dc, ,,cve .ppo,pted
prove uniar the sale will he postponed to the next
.p6 - Taylor 1 WILLIAMS, Auot,.
AZ the sale will conarnsncs a an ssSiy hour and
oon.Ius during ne ersstsI part q she suitable
l eN va. = p.o..ded ..L.pl2f Il w.
BUILDING LUas vN bhOAD ST. AT
Mondas, J immediately preceding The above sslea
commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. M upon the premisess
will be sold number Of bssutifaI Huiidins Lot =.
the upper end Of Brood street, opepsies the Rich
run back $50 feet and are among the mest bssntifni
and desirable In that rapidly mprovnE part Of the
spl2 TAvIoa = WILLIAMS, Aucts.
nESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON UNI
II ON HILL. NEAR DR.. sTAECKER's, AT
Fri DAY. l4fh sApT,l, ct a o'clock
and desirable residence Oh Union HIM. On Adams It..
near the residence Of Dr. Secker and Il present oc.
cupied BY Mr.. Samuel PsaYce.i The ADuse l. one
story Of brick and TIVE Of wood. and soptains about
yard beautifully laid ont with shfubbsry. The Lot
fronts Al feet, and ruds back ITO feet % "a sley
{ TElMs-One-third cash; balance IT. Sand i2mos
ior notes With inherent addsd and sseused b. trust
'G'fi asss PosTP0NEtfHNr g
In csnseqnencs ct the fs!n the above sale 10 post.
,oned 70 THIS 0AY. isArURDAY)a 18th Instant
y 0e''eA stsasl ALso. ~ lta
neat Framed reDsn.ss, near ths ,sevs. with
OF attached, fronting IS feet; aud several vacant
''' FuRrHER PosrPoNEnEM.
'.pH TAYEos 1 WfLIflns. Auct..
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RUMoRED FAILURE or THE GoCHITuATE
fSAI65 BANK. 1 ~s-es

Bosron, April i5,-kumors affecting the credit Of
the Cochituats Bank beye been current here Tor ma
ny days Avery tsrgs amount Of the bills sre In cir
ealsen. ana u h reported to-day that the Bank has
stopped peyment y u certain that the Suffolk Bank
refuses 70 take its bills.
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a PENNY NEWSPAPER-TH NOR-
"A FOLK DAILY COURIER FOR SALE
oath, 1S54.-The undersigned, Trustee in Ger.
tain deed executed by w. Wallace Davis, decd,
tor upon his estate, win sSi BY auction, on MON.
DAY, the oath day of April, at IL M ON the premi.
ses, in the city of Norfolk, all and singular the
PRESS, TYPES, CASES, STANDS, FIXTURES
and good will of the DAILY COURIER Newspa.
per Printing Office an establishment located in the
said city. .,ras sls !
proved by the fact that has the publication of the
List of Letters, under the act Of Congress and un-
der the management of an industrious and energetic
person, the circulation doubtless be greatly in
creased, and the paper be maze to yield Handsome
profit. a.4 KY
The COURIER will be published by the under
signed until the day of sale to prevent depre.
citation in value, which would otherwise take place
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash the balance In s
and months. for approved negotiable paper with
the interest added. JOHN s. LOVETT,
ap4 TuTh& Stds Trustee and Admir-.
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BY ALEX. MOTT 4 CO.

- CLOTHING AT AUcTION.-On TUESDAY
MORNING. the 18th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
we will at public auction the stock of Ready Made
Clothing of late concern, among which will be
and Frock Goats: Over Coats; cashmere, ssttinet,
linen check and Kentucky Jeans Pants satin, valen
cha and lasting Vests black satin Stocks Ties kc
Gloves; slso lot of black French doeskin and fancy
cashmere Vestiugs, &c. &c. $780,
Addtionals solicited. Terms cash. ssa.s =
apis ALEX MOTT CO., Aucts.
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OPPOSITION TELEGRAPH LINE AT THE

PORTLAND, Me-, April Il ls54-In the LIE gislature
to-day. at Augusta. the application of Messrs Hud
son and Ttcomb for an opposition telegraph line
ing general telegraph law. came up to day, and
and was deliberately discussed in the House. and re.
uimously.
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING

uOUSE AND SHIP PLUABING.-
Gl The subseriber he's to inform - public that
he il prepared to sxecuts sll ep1eU for PLUMBING.
the mot rsssonsbIe tsrma BsinG kpd5sfa PvoefJ.
eaf PLUNs.n Be Essls assuFs5 tkst ~ SAn live ths
most entire Subtraction 70 I'll whu n1sy favor him
with orders. he. will also put n Wsler ClesetA
lii and Force Pumps, Bath Tpbss sWseh-hand Be.
sins Copper and Iron Boilers etc On The most @.
proved principles and at fbe ipwett trices Ordesu
mont Il 1t No. 40 Msin sfreet betweeA 9th and M
where orders should BE- len. He ~eald fefsr 70 the
folio.i9s gentlemen Bon; wm. ] AssAsr q Ame-
rnond. ~. - ~
sp7-lms DANIEL OeDONNELL.
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NOLD AFTER BArHING.-Those
~ who may wish TO adopt make trial of the
wisdom of Cold Water Bathing, varied to suit the
constitutional stamina or peculiar temperament of
the bather, with perfect safety aud the best assu
rance OF benefit, whether in chambers otherwise,
may find full aud particular directions given to that
effect in a small work, entitled "Dr. C. J. B. Will
liams and Others the Principles of the Water
Cure" with comments &c, by j. Timberake.
Price SIC. paper, and SOC. bound.
Published by
an IS J. w. RANDOLPH
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CoMMlTTED.-SF r. Lucas charged with obtaining
under false pretences, three huodred dollars from
Messrs. Chubb Brothers, has been committed to
BAIL ashinaton Union
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BY TAYLOR = WILLIAMS.
LIVE HOUSES AND LOTS ON MON.
ia pnF EJEIHH JACKSON AND A n

- <>yv,rv ~
LIVE HOUSES AMI LUIS ON MON.
IL ROE, LEIGH, JACKSON AND BAKER
STREETS AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 2lst April,
1854, upon the premises respectively commencing at
4oclock NJ WI Do SOLD Two ssac 10 d. Tsns
me, ala Rrooi susnns and sdionns the rasdsnc
of nj Csrnell. 80
Also Ia Framed Tenement and Lot on the south
n nae " with four rooms. - 80
Also Framed House and Lot on Duval street, OPP
sIso N TJnimnroved Lot on the po,th ride Of Jsck-
.on st.est ounoste the late residence Of Pemberton
n.comhs frpntnr so feet and runnine back rs feet
And Brick Tenement and Lot on St. Stephens
.treet sdioinins the residence Of DR.. z. D. Robin
o H. h.v. rron.rtv i. for thu most mart occuuied
An Stsns,t. - Ts;p rsnts and aanrds ana onnor
t ny sSv1 1ar ssfe and profitable nyestments
TsiMs :ad . ss;s :.
apis TAYLoR Z WILLIAMS, Ases. :.
VALLEY STREET MADDOXVILLE
u v AND BOWLING GREEN LOTS FOR SALE
Az AIJCTION-Wili be sold ON TUESDAY, tbs
1th day OF April 1884 several haudsomely situated
Iota on West Valley street. ssrt distance north Of
the new location of the Central Rsilrosd Ticket OF
fice Three Lots in Maddoxville, enjoying hesuti.
ful view of the city and country around; on one q
rooms which, With come little Ispsil can ns rem r.
Main street passing through that village, and the
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BY KENT, PANE I KENT.
HARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-

~ LASSE0 AT AUCT1ON:-On fULSDAr !. he
wharf al Rockssfs " win sell without reserve the
CARO- Of the schoossr A. n. Wetmors, from New Or.
's.. "a - hhds f;os. choice ana fsaey SUGARS
I96 bbls prime retailing MOLAseES
These Sugars were ssiecssa expressly ios tn's mar
TERMs-Au suns under Vl0O cash ovsg tnat
noaih: s:: :r s. iRR.eseS }sSsTs A,e,.
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SNOW STORM IN BOSTON.

Boston, April 15th.-About four inches of snow
has fallen here since o'clock this morning. The
weather now indicates change to rain.
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BY THOS. w. REESE. -
IOmce at Geo. J. Summers. No. 90 Pearl streetA
A 1TGTI0N g A n - M VT a s,ryrrrc

"A UCI1ON . A II OF WATCHES.
- JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS. AT
ELIAS HALES log MAIN STREEr.-The under.
signed. in consequence of making q change in hi,
business will sell his entire stock of Goods at auc.
ton, without reserve, commencing on TUESDAY.
April 18Th at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The sale will also be
resumed in the evening at o'clock, and continue
from day to day till the entire stock is disposed Of
merchants and others to obtain than has ever
been offered before in this city The stock is very
large, composing an extensive assortment of useful
and fancy Articles. Watches of every description
Jewelry. Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, Paper. blauk
Books Fancy Boxes, Accordeons Clocks silver and
plated Ware. y
The Goods will be offered at private sale at greatly
reduced prices till day of sale. - -
TERMS OF SALE-All sums over $I00 months
credit with approved endorsed paper. -
ELIAS HALE,
log Main street.
: q Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auctr.
: ap14 Ell ~ sn a.
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GODD1N 4 APPERsON. Ancts.

----------- OOOUIN 9 APPERBON, Aucfo.
By DAvENPORT- ALLEN Z CO.
iLOIHING AT AUCTloN.--On MON.
DAY, nth April, we viii cen. n 40 o,clocS -
our Ts auction room, an assortment q CLOTHiNo.
spI2 DAvENPORr. Afr.rusro 49,.
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,7-Ims DANIEL OsbQNlgRLL.
CURE FOR COUGHS. OOIDS. ~

4 CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, 30
"a IN 4 PLEASANT AND. CONVENIENT
sHIPE.-BnsEs cHE&RY pEGfotAL Wa.
FEhe are pleasant and eAsctudi remedy for cold.
They contain the ppse mediciuo1 nhtnsssf the VIA
Cheuy, - generslly known ~ axene1y for palmo-
nsry complsints The children cry foy hem. There
ems boz nf thes vsfsu yes Uill nsssk touch 81.
e Ell !: t. &; 81. ,, .:.s
box ~ 3 ~ u ss15DSS ~ Y - Me-11m n
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f,onsi,sssG1qe2Da19 E5 IS sF9 30 e. pr.,


D o0nlIs s. kS33lSoN.
NOMN1HGIuNE RS BxIE or REAL
= 81 c II css e e AZ s = e 6;
oneu.ss1 :. tie loGhof nsrsh, Is5l h fls ut n
s q s 1890 E M 3, 49,
1854 eeuns.eise e s S'eIsek, ne 11AI Eaaie d
. I'll. Hssssh Brew. I'D ss!.s4 ssisq has.s q
no no: g Hssne ssrsst - fsst" q the City Aass.
TssssGons-sssrth essh; balsss 50 i. s.d 5 yn.
lot s:sds vish god security. sad ns assd . -
=: s.i ! si:sss !; : :: ~: ;c -:
80. no. aYEAND. cs~,r.
mr. =; : : s''s soSsoflE h !. ArsESsor. A.s..
TAX KNOLL. ONE NILEWEST or
~ ~ klCHG0ND. FoR aALE A. AUCTION
s. 's s s aa Bond sss;. :sSss
g serss .in Be ola q ssesios On The promises O
. a0.nAx AgIsEaNooN. ,Ie ,!,l zp!l isss
s.y .ssrdsd = o. ss 4 81 si h shas
ale Of the whole place q - pereAaasr. bsrsain
VIII b siven-thns sAording : ine opportunify for
:pssgli..on to these disposed 70 saS divide Into
m T.,ss.:-ous-lssr.h s..b; asl.ae. :. 4 and =
by sl notes Interest sddsd secured
nj SIT a''d e s1aai bsS;''as srrrssos, A..,.
HANDSOME DWELLING ON PINK
o1aak0AD. BETWEEN MADISON AND RELvI.
. .Oia ON MoNDAY afternoon. The l7sh April, 1854
r rp, 'ne prenisee eommenring ~ o'clock. the
fe 30, wnere It 10 intersected 81 Madison IT.
hack porch. Kitchen, co. Sosss, weed and coal
hsnse md we'll Of water IN the ysfS. - sS-s
los rons 70 feet and hsck lss feet en-
IEsA.- ne-fotrth cash; balances u /, : and u
h TOT negotiable notes infersse naaed secured
trust deed or title retained. q ~
A.so; several handsome Building ,LOTa inst H..
sa me corporation iimits Untiuf on the Norsh
dsnss me PAM road. adjoining Mr Alleys rss.
Tsr,m .u - ssY back l5s feet To an alley.
sp15 aonn,r i =, .,,..,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

SNOW STORM
BALTIMORE, April l6.-The cities of Boston, Phi
ladelphia and New York have been visited today
by tremendous snow storms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

WILLIAM BOOTH, UPHOLSTER-
w Err AND PAPER-HANGER, respectfully
informs the public that his Spring assortment of
Goods in his line is complete consisting of gilt
velvet, satin and common PAPERS; BORDERS,
FIRE SCREENS and CURTAIN PAPERS; also,
a large stock of Canton and cocoa mating OIL
CLOTHS Window SHADES, CORNICES, Curtain
BANDS &C., all of which he will sell at the lowest
prices, his Furnishing Ware Rooms, No. 40 Main
street, corner of 18th. 15-ts