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Of fifteen years is il credible that such colony should
have lost its religious complexion, that in that brief
space years the majority Of the people had become
Protesnnts? The simple statement RECITATION Of
the claim.
But close examination of certain nndsputed historical
facts confirms to demonstration the rcfiltatiop
The lower house At first composed Of freemen, who
attended in person voted by proxy At the session of
l649 they could assemble in person. by representatives,
The colonists established themselves at ST. Marys.
auent of the Potomac distance of one hundred and fifty
miles from Kent island situated the head Of the Ghes
pcake bay This the capital and from it, centre,
the coionists radated and gradually settled the southern
part of Maryland.
This colony of st Mnrys Of three communities
into which the province at that time divided.
Another of these communities was on Kent island
When Lord baltimore founded his province at ST Ma
ry's, the coionsts found that William Claiborne an
Epscopaan Of daring, niexibe and turbulent temper
nndcr n grant from the governor Of Virginia iWho
8atnocs) settled on Kent island. He defed the
thorty Of the proprietary apd after battles
with Lord Baltimores people, with various fortune
finally driven from the State These islnndersemgran
from Vrginiaare supposed to have been principally Kps
copnlians.
The third community was that of Pyocidence--on the
Sevcrn--the same spot known the capital Of the
Stae-Annapolis AS its indicates IL Puritan
settlement According to Bozman, who Is q warm advo-
cate of the modern supposed discovery that the federation
act not Of Roman Catholic origin The governor
Virginia also ftrreigg from Their hding-pces
all Ire Paritdns rho urhcd within that ancient domn-
ioup
These Puri,as thus ferreted on, of Virginia burrowed
in the territory of Lord Baltimore in large numbers
This in l64o Before the year 1850 they had no pe-
ltica connection with the province In that year 650)
they became formally part OF it. and were then first rep
resented in the assembly. They then (650 repre-
sentcd by delegates and doubt Puri-
ians Their names were Puddngton and Cox Excluding,
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MAIL NEWS.
TELEGRApHiC ITEMS

CnAslEsroN, April 1.-THE great iuterest fe, In
the report of the committee resolutions drew =
very large audience to the Convention to.dav The
committee made partial report recommending The
construction Of a railroad te the Pacific by The
Southern route the encouragement of mining and
manufacturing in the Southern States and the es.
Enlistment OF trade with the Southern country
watered by the Amazon river
The resolutions relating to the Pacific Road
were ably debated by Gen Leslie Combs of Ken
lucky Albert Pike OF Arkansas, and Senator Jones.
of Tennessee, the latter of whom e siill speaking
at the hour {haltpast5 o'clock that this despatch
closes.
ALBANY. April 12-Thc Democratic State cen
trail committee have adjourned to meet again in Jul
ly. Previous to their adjournment resolutions
passed. severely censuring the administration
for the policy it has pursued in all questions
where national honor and national interest were at
stake.
pHIIApEIPHrA, April 10 The Wing Primary
Elections last night resulted in the choice OF dele
gates favorable to the nomination OF Ro. T. Conrad
tor Mayor Of the city.
Marshall VS. the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad was
taken up to-day in the supreme court
The report that Senator james contemplate re-
signing, is without foundation.
NEW ORIwASs April II The steamer Texas has
arrived, with Vera Cruz dates ofthe sth She brings
little news The Crescent City sailed to day for
Havana
fairly opened. The arrivals of products are very
light.
WHEELING, April l2.-There are five feet FIVE
inches of water in the channel aud falling Con-
siderable freight is arriving for the east.
PKEKSKILL, N. Y, April 1.-THE iourneymen
iron mouiiers in this town a strike for ad.
vance OF ten per cent. on their present prices.
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EXCITEMENT AMONG THE ROMAN CATHO.
Lies OLE PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA April Ian indignation meet
ing was held ar the Chinese Museum to night com
posed OF RI ench and German Roman Catholics to
express their condemnation OF the course of Judge
Woodward, of the Supreme Court, in his recent
decision in the suit of the Roman Catholic Bishou
OF Philadelphia against the trustees of the Holy
Trinity Church, to obtain possession of the proper.
ty. The Germans and French Catholics saw the
Judge favored the Jesuit party aud appointed ma
jofity OF the arbiters on that side. The party op
posed to the Bishop among the trustees refused 10
give up the church, and the Judge committed them
tor contempt to prison.
American Catholics were invited TO participate
in the meeting and all who were opposed to the
iron rule of the Jesuits and foreign priesthood =
Strong resolutions were passed, and speeches de
hvered IN German, French and English. The affair
creates much excitement
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CONGREss-WEDNEsDAY

SESATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate a re-
port of the Postmaster General, communicating a
statement OF the annual pay to the several railroad
companies IN the United States for the transporta.
ton of the mails.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Mr. Columbia
Lancaster took his seat delegate from Washing.
ton Territory The printing of 10000 copies of the
report oil the Red river survey was ordered. Mr.
Churchweis San Francisco mail bill was laid on
the table, by vote of go to 60 The House then
went into Committee, and proceeded to the con
sideration of the special order, being Mr.. Cobb's
homestead bill That portion of the bill which was
the clauses providing for graduating and reducing
the price Of public lands only were retained
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nEsTRIlCT1vE rRrsur1

= Hef11ifLi II NC &C.,
Bosros, April l3.--The New Brunswick papers
state that in consequence of heavy rains, large
amount of property has been destroyed by the rise
In the water courses. Bridges mills, cattle. &c.
having been carried away.
The British Government has signiied its intention
to concede to New Foundland the same system of
civil administration enjoyed by other North Ameri.
can colonies
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
CONGRESS

WARRINGTON, April 13.--The SENATE went into
executive session at an early hour
Ia the HousE, the bill modifying the rates of pos
tage was taken up ltproposes to increase the post
age on letters under 5000 miles, to five cents and to
ten cents lover that distance-postage In all cases
to be prepaid. The bin, after being debated, was
postponed for four weeks. The graduation bin was
also taken up and debated In committee of the
whole, but not definitely acted upon.
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FREDERICKSBURG NOTES.-THE Fredericksburg
Herald calls on the Town Council to take immedi
ate steps for the redemption of its Issues Every
piece of the rag currency must be redeemed, says
the Herald and that without the sacrifice of single
penny on the part of any holder.
We observe that the Council of Fredericksbure
held meeting Wednesday night, when prop
oston for the redemption of the Scrip was reported
by the Committee on Finance
it provides for the liquidation of all the scrip
some $4,000, within seven years, to be issued in
bonds OF Sl0G each. $1,000 worth to be made pay
able at six months. The balance TO be redeemed
within the time named; two year bonds at a pre-
mum of two per cent bonds at three years three
per cent. premium, &c. those for the longest period
calling for seven per cent premium.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April Is There were sales to-day of
1900 bbls Flour at s. sea s. g. Grain dull and pr
ces unchanged. Sales of Rice at It.
NEW YORK. April 49, Flour firm; sales of South.
at S7.75Q$ S.. Wheat dull. Corn is quoted at IA
ale
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I .UMBER, LUMBER--15, 900 it. Wealth
IL er-Boarding
Sooo feet Sd FLOORING, for sale low on accom-
modatng terms at the Richmond Planning Mill on 9th
st rear Paper Mill.
ap 143t W.T.. WALDROP
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On Thursday night last, a
tobacco barn on the plantation of Mr.. George N.
Gwathmey, Ia the county of Cumberland about
two miles from this place, was, together with its
contents, consisting of hogsheads of tobacco,
four tons Of guano threshing machine and seve.
raj other articles OF value, entirely destroyed by
hre-doub.less the work of an incendiary The
loss is estimated at about 81, 500-FarariNc Jour
nj
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING.

II The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Govern /,
Street has the largest and best assortment of CARDS
ever In this city, and is prepared do this descrp-
ton of PRINTING as reasonable terms as else
where in the city, as well as every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call and see
specimens.
a. Plain and fancy CARDS for SALE ja-dtf
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ALEXANDRIA,, LoUDoN AND HAHPsHrRE RAIL
RoAD.-The stockholders of this company met in
Alexandria on Wednesday last to determine upon
route to the coal fields in Hampshire county, Vir.
slnia. 1t was determined to locate upon the nor
hern survey, by Leesburg, Hiilsborough, &C., and
cross the Blue Ridge Mountain at Keyes GAP
This viii take the road about half mile south of
the shannondale Springs in Jefferson county
The Shenandoah river will be crossed AT or near
What Is called the Long Marsh. leaving open to
more minute surveys the western extension
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LARGE EAIIuRE

NEW YORK. April 13-It is reported that large
grain house has failed Its liabilities are estimated
at a quarter of million of dollars
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NHINA TEA SETS.-Several rich pat
~ terms of China, decorated, gold band plain Tea
Sets Recently opened and for sale by
BULKLEY & CO,
ap4 1877 Main street
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DEMEDIES WHICH CAN BE RIB

PEMEDIES WHICH CAN BE RE-
~ LIED ON-Being each suited to a"specifc
DR. ]. S. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR ExPEc.
TORANT.-This syrup having stood the test Of many
years experience remedy for irritation or inham-
nation ofthe Lungs, Throat Bronchia, is acknow-
lodged by all to be remedy eIninentlY superior to
all other known compounds used for the relief and
radical cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption
and s tge E Rsse f. AND nd HI
TING CORDIAL. for Heart Diseases, all Nervous
Affections. .Flatulence, Heart Burn, Residences,
power e the whole system It Is almost MIRACULOUS
in its effect Price 80 cts and 81; -
is of the best remedies used for diseases of
the Kidneys Bladder, and all Gouty Affections
DR.. J. s. ROSES PAIN CuRER.-Do you suffer
with any Paint II you do. you will find immediate
relief by using DR. Roses Pain Curer. tisthe only
preparation which cures almost instantly, Cholera
Morbus Cholic, Sprains, Bruises Sore Throat Rheu-
matism from Colds Pains in the Side, Back or Limbs
Face, Stomach Bowels Stiff Neck, Bruises, Corns
and III you have use the
DR.. j. s. ROSES ANTEBILIoUs OR RAIL-
every malady disease incident to man, but they
grand remedy for bilious state OF the system
and common feveI;. Without eripins they are an
They are adapted to the Southern sections of the
of severe bilious attacks, and when used with DR..
Roses Tonic Mixture, will cure the mist stubborn
cases of Bilious Fever or Fever and Ague Price
DRJS ROSES sARsAPARILLAc COMPOUND
for all Skin Diseases and for purifying the Blood it ID
superiort to all others. Price SOC and 81 90.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Dr.. !. 8 Roses Golden PHls, for falling Of the
Womb; Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxation.
Dr.. J. s. Roses Female Specific, remedy for PAIN
full Menssruation, Leucorrhoea or Whites. Price 81.
DR.. j. s. Roses Female Pills are the only reliable
regulating pills; they have been found to be most
valuable remedy for Female complaints, to open
those distractions to which they table, and bring
nature into ita proper channel Price 25c.
All of DIR. J. s. ROSES valuable Family Medi-
& Beers. Adie l. Gray, O. A. Strecker, A Duval
A. Bodiker, J. B. Wood, Wm.1 h. Ladd, 8. n.
and of dealers generally throughout the United
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VIZ, EDGAH GARTH has continued to improve
% To this time and there 10 now every reason te
sslieYe that he will entirely recover.
4fs Charlottesville .JeF
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The CuBAss.-The Unios publishes a letter from
A. j. Gonzales, denying that "i lfulatto" expresses
the sentiments OF any but mere handful of the
Cubans in New York.
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At a late meeting OF the Frederick kburg Water
Power Company Eustsee Conway and Montgom
pry Slaughter resizned ~ members of the BOARD
Df DIRECTOR
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We understand that Alex Worrall, Esq, will
commence the survey of Railroad route from
Fredericksburg to Warren 10 the course OF few
days I'D Herald
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O. NEAT COTTAGE, ONE MILE EAST
Iii OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Ivy Glen" recently occupied by Mr. w. Ell. Belts
and adjoining Judge Daniels Farm, will be sold on
TUESDAY, the 25th day of April, 1854 comm ncing
at O'Clock P. NJ. at auction.
scrpton is unnecessary Those DESTROYS of purchas.
ing this beautiful Farm, will call ON Mr. O'Neale
who resides on it.
There are 50 acres of highly improved Land, in
fee simple, and Is acres of very rich Meadow, on q
long lease.
1t is admirably adapted 10 q Dairy Farm, being on.
ly one mile from the corporation.
As there are two dwelling -houses the place, it
will be divided in lots to suit purchasers A plat of
which can be seen at Office in few days.
TERMs-0ne-fourth cash; balance at 4, and II
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed.
APPS GODDIN IL APPERSON, Aucts
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A6e1ToM 4f1.1ae
81 4 C1UTTHO1N.

'uMnnrURE AT AUCTTON.-THIS
In ~ H.Nih0 e 10 oeloek. Il M sres;.u seoes.
sn,.sss,r los e nousshoM and kitchen Furnisurs
Chsirs TshIse 4. sofas, Beds and Bedding.
Aalsso. esss and bssutfal paper Screen. m,aos..
., 4 viii also sell handsoms m.ho...- 49,
VIII 49, Isss I'D very large mahosany Book Pres
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
NECTD ADV tn rrrrN-~v~.

! ii ASxA111I1I NESIDENCE aON IJNI-
UN HILL. NEAR DR.. STRECKER,S AT
1ueSrION.-on FRIDAY, 18th April, at III O'Clock
~, upon the premises will be sold that yery neat
anu desirable residence on Union HILL on Adams a.
aea! me residences of Dr. Strecker. and at Or
cuPiea ny Mr. Samuel Pearce. The house IL one
Pheasant rooms, with the usual outhouses and q
yard beautifully laid out with shrubbery. The Lot
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at a Rand iamo,
deed. 1870 'es1Aoa W auus1
sp11 TAYLOR L WILLIAMS 49,,
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AUCTION sALns.
AOCJlON 6AIH6.
FUTURE DAYS.
bY THOS. w. KEESEE.
iomcs ~ 0eo. ]. eunrneTs. No 20 Pearl streetl
FUTURE DAYS

- By THOs. W. KEESEE.
iomcs At Geo. ]. Summers. No 20 Pearl strest.l
"A UCTION SALE OF WATCHES,
=. = JEWELRy AND FANCY GOODS, AT
= ILAs HALE'S fe8 MAIN srREET.-The under.
nkneo, IN consequence of makiog change in his
Dueness viii sell his entire stock of Goods at AUG
aon, mithnut reserve. commencing ON TUESDAY,
istn - 10 O'clock A. n. The sale will also be
fesumeo e the evening &C o'clock, and continue
rom Gay 20 day tiil the entire stock IL disposed Of
pIessnne Greater opportunity to city and country
ana others to obtain bargains than has ever
neen offered before in this city The stock IL very
are, .a composing an extensive sasortment of useful
ano Isncy Artieics Watches of every description,
yewelry. Combs Brushes Perfumery, PAPER. Blapk
Books Fancy Boxes Accordeons, Clocks, silver and
The Goods win be offered at private sale at greatly
reduced prices till day of sale =
TERMS OF SALE-All sums over $780, months
credit with approved endorsed paper.
ELIAS HALE,
los Main street.
- Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auctr.
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BY JOHN R D. PAYNE.

AZ LOTS, HANDSOMELY sTTrA-
TIoN.-I will sell ON SATURDAY. 18th inst 80,
smenans at q O'Clock in the town of Sidney 40 Lott
80 feet on Ivy and Roseiand Streets and mn
ming back about $50 feet 70 an aliey W. - -
Terms-One third cash, balance 6 and u month.
ioI ne eouaDie paper, satisfactorily endorsed. D
epo JOHN r. D. PAYNE. Auct 1
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FORT ARBUcKLE &C. N } March 1a, 1854.
DEAR SIR: This date finds us all well. Nothing
new, except that Lieut. Tree of the dragons ar
rived here few days since with detachment OF
soldiers in search of the mu rderers of Col Stemm
Indian agent and another gentleman, who were re-
Gently murdered in the vicinity of Fort Belknap.-
The murder was committed by two Kickapoos.
''On yesterday the Kickapoos took one of the muir
derers about eight miles from this place. and they
were bringing him in he made attempt to try
and Kill one OF the chiefs and make his escape, but
fail ed the iefshot him dead. The other murder
er is still at large, but trust will be caught in
day or so; all the kickapoos are out after him."
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-.p1I TAYLOR L WILLIAMS Aucts
REMOVAL.-SAML sIJTHERIAND

REMOfAL.-SAML SUTHERLAND
respectfully informs his friends and the public.
snat ne mas removed his GUN and PISTOL STORE
opposite Eagle Square, in room No. lS2, which has
Oeeh nsndsSnsiy fitted up especially for the accom-
y now opening new and splendid assortment Of
GUNS PISTOLS, CUTLERY, CANES FISHING
TACkLE, and all kinds of Goods desired by South.
iarmers and housekeepers eeneraly--allo of which he
oIers at reasonable prices, by Wholesale retail.
Iaankiui Tor past favors, he respectfully invites
new stand. s5f an e ;fIr,
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Am BUSHELS NORTH CAROLINA
fOO SWEET POTATOES, for seeding ard
always an assortment for table use. both Irish and
sweet Also, large etof ORANGES and APPLES
Inc country trade may rest assured of getting any
srticie In my line lower than they can be bought
from any other dealer in Richmond.
fr2 "s-t w. WHITLOCK,
ap7-dlmc6w At the Old Maria
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WANTS.

WANTED-Immediately, good CA
w BINET WORKMAN, to 20 to Clsrksy;Ile. Va
To one of steady and industrious habits constant EN-
pioyment and good prices will be paid
References will be required. Applyto
JOHNSON PUGH,
ap IA 2t* First Building Shockoe Warehouse
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HARRIET BEECHER STOWE AND THE

NORTHERN NEGROES FALLING OUT.
few days since, at a meeting of what they call
in that State 'the Massachusetts State Council OF
Colored Americans" the following resolutions
were adopted
Res0toed, That when Mrs. Stowe promised the
coIored people OF this country large donation from
the funds collected from her friends and ours in
Europe for the establishment OF school adapted to
our wants reoced in the hope of great and last
ing good TO our race from that noble enterprise.
- Rts0tued, That her late refusal to make that
contribution in aid of elevation has filled us
with uuteigned regret and modification, and com.
PEELED to believe that she has been acted upon by
other influences than the dictates Of her own good
heart"
This naeda mn dominant
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LIRE PROOF SLATE PAINT, assorted
Il colots, Ia bbis. Also, low priced Oh for udns
with the same, for sale at New York prices by
sp BENNETT 4 BEERS, Dmegists.
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BY TAYLOR / WILLIAMS :
1--WE HOUSES AND LOTS IN Mf,N

HItG nOOOGo AMI LUIS ON MON.
4 ROE, LEIGH. JACKSON AND AXE r
STREETS, ATAUCTI0N.--On FRIDAY. 2Ist ApriI.
1854 upon the premises respectively. commencing It
40 O'Clock, = M. will be sold two Succeed Teue-
ments and Lots on Monroe street, near its intersec.
ton with Brook avenue, and adjoining the residsnce
Also, Framed Tenement and Lot ON the south
side of Leigh street, of and near to Brook ave-
nue.. with four rooms
Also, Framed House and Lot on Duval street. ON.
Also, an Unimproved Lot the mouth side Of Jack
son street. opposite the late residence of Pemberton
Lpscombe fronting so feet and running back Is feet
=. $500
by good tenants at fair rents and affords ne onnor
tunity for safe and profitable investments
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at and months
with interest, and title retained
ap IL TAYLOR L WILLIAMS Axets
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WANTED-Four or five good MACHI-
w NISTS to whom liberal wages and constant
employment will be given. None need apply but
those well experienced in their business and of sober
haolts. THOS. SHARP,
Gen. Sup. Va and Tenn. r.. X.
Lynchburr April lat 1854 oy,
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ANOTHER GREAT RACE.-A BOSTON COLT
VICTORIOUS

The great three-mie race over the Metaire course,
New Orleans,) took place on Sunday last, between
Arrow, owned by Ten Brock, of Louisiana, and
Little Flea-three heats Arrow was winner in
two heats. The following is the time LIST heat,
5:33 Ia ID $50, Sd SAB l2 being the fastest time
on record.
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YNHOMAS G. PEYTON,
u REAL ESTATE AGENT.
STOCK AND MONEY BROKER.
SAN fnANcisco.F
California.
EERsmittancss rsspsctfally solicited and prompt
" attended to. -
Thomas J. Peyton, Richmond.
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VALLEY STREET. MADDOxVuIF
AND ROWLING GREEN = Icrrc ma, q = =

AND BOWLING GREEN LOTS. FOR SALE
AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold on TUESDAY the
18th day Of April, 1884, several Handsomely situated
the new location of the Central Railroad Ticket OF
fee Three Lots in Vaudeville, enjoying beauti.
full view of the city and country around; on one of
rooms. which, with some little repair, can be rem
dered comfortable residence. Also, number of
well located Lots in Bowling Green, fronting on the
Main street passing through that village and the
cross street leading across the Turnpike in the d.
rection of the New Bridge Road. These Lots are
TERMs-One-thrd cash; balance at and months
Interest added, and title retained.
ap IL TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucta
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BY THOMAS ". KEEs1E

BY THOMAS w. KEEs4E,
OFFICE WITH G. }. SUMNER, NO. 20 PEARL ST.
$500 A ONE-HORSE CARRIAGE
No. AND HARNESS AT AUCTION.-WiIl
be sold ON SATURDAY morning next 18th inst At
io O'Clock. at the lot in OF Woods stable one
very neat light Carriage and Harness. in excellent
order. -
Also several Saddle and Harness HORSES
ap ii TIL w KEESEE Auct