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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11
Albert II. NIcoLAy. Auctionser
DEREMPTORY SALE Of a very handsome

i GOTHIC COTTAGE with I2t FULL L0rS situated at
Clifton staten Island within four minutes walk Of Wander.
without reserve on WEDNESDAY Oct 49, 1854 at u o'clock
o. the MerehsuS Exchange New York III not previously dis
posed private sale h.ndsume Frame COTTAGE
t,d with brick bUi IN the best manner IN the English
excellent land situated the private road which first,
cfs Ieshto hood opposite Robert Censrss estate
yapderbiltsy and within four mnates walk of Wander.
Landing at Clifton Staten Island The house about 81
by q feet 10 depth Including the wing attached
n.ented In beautiful stye with arehed and
large Psror Dining Kitchen with range six Sleeping
end good cellar there also well excellent
The Esrden embraces s knds vegetabes
In abundance and the grounds around the house
laid with gravel walls flowers sarubs &c and s in the
could desire. the romantic and beautiful scenery
surpassed IL the ony property that can be purchased st Cliff
eoIStLent 70 The Fery and containing much land
The boats leave every hafhour and every hour Ia
bic for private residence than the Of the the
time consumed ia reaching tbs beautiful Island shout the
from the Battery 25;h hut preferable In
point Of health and comfort with the advantage OF combining
with life and enabling
dey busn. in New York without interruption The title
this property unquestonsoe and easy For Of
:drission view the and ~ particulars apply
ALBERT II. NICOLAY, No. 4 Bro.d-st, N.Y
HtSsY II. LEsDs, Auehoneer-By n. H. LgEo, Co
THIS DAY at II o'clock, n front Of the Sales
Il Room No. 10 Nss.ags PAIR of BLOOD BAY
HORSES. Isl hands hizh; mile In 3m ia together
about or years old raised in Burr Vermont perfect
y Ind IN double single harne also under the sadds
O. them sn excellent ady saddle horse being broke skirts
formerly cost 500 Now sold. the 10 dscessed
sOhRsL HORSE, years old, sentle in double or nn.
ale harness hrr rate ssdde horse would make valuable
snly nerse u ne remarkably gentle and free from every
Al.o LIGHr WAGON nearly new, one set Of SINGLE
HARNESS. silver mounted; ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE,
made BY Aekinsy Ia ftrste orders will accommodate SIX
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THIs MORNING, at i03 O'clock, at No. 3O4

i Broadway corner Of Duane st. GEO COOK Auctoneer,
will continue the sale BY suction Of hrstc.. FURNITURE
eonns Ia part Rosewood Por Suites Etsseres ueaus
suites of Epameled Chamber Fur
plflre Of various designs; elegant made by
Chhens Boston, excellent instrument OF peror tone
and 6nh fne order; also large snd varied stock Of
Mahogany md Black Walnut Furniture consisting Bureaus
Bedss5s Book csses &C. In edition 70 Cssioeae viii
also b cold si invoices Of Furniture nAaesss window
trade III. Whole win BE- sold to psy sdvsness and close
assignment
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By L. " HoFvN.S-L NJ HorFsAs, Auctionesr
- ~ ,IrrEcnaV a.. - a, oioIo.L a

ON TUESDAY, Oct. II, st | O'Clock, the
~ STEAMSHIP FRANKLIN. 90 the beach opposite the
boiler and machinery Of the L. s. Mail steamship Franklin
This about 300 tuns burden but about years
snce disgopay braced and ed Ia very superior
manner keay fastened aud will be object worthy the
attention persoLs disposed besk her for the materials
The machinery built the Novelty Works, and
sdered that of the best Constructed engines
turned out Of sly establishment r. A. WOTT0S Captain
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Professional Notices.

nR. JAMES WPOWELL, Professor of DIS
~ EASES Of the EYE and EAR receives his Patients from
sto O'clock, d,iiy No. S2 Broadway Twenty yes~ er
tsnsve practical In this City and modern discoveries
enable him toest with shl and Csts
nets Grsnusions Deans" Chronic Discharges snds osf
cesses OF ose delicate and estoe bin
srto deemed ncuAbs squinnl removed Dr.
Powers popular TIRE ATIsE On TIE EYE should form
part Of every family library may 30 the preservne
suessure which money esnno, bay ARTIFICIAL ErLS9
serted SAor a. opvas gasn that VIII move ssa 90
Ear Foanans which obtained es medal the Crys Pssa
can b procured u his o6ce.
OPECTACLES GOOD and CHEAP, accurately
~ sdjusseA 10 vision b. c. g. TRANKg Ne fsftrrw sRe
site TO the Astor Houss and q Ne 50 Bovsy; Opeea -
n Y. Eye In6rnary md Eye Hospital B1sssassA ua~ -
sfsetory " holesale snA retail
TT 8. PABSPORTS-Lndispsnsielst - trsvolssr
r.sst. eos BcsavYT. NssssissA eks,sss ssA Ssess
tAss esftAeatSA
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Dniloina Editorials.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
OPROOP BUILDINGS, VAULTS, STORE FRONTS.
ROOFS, &c-The undersigned prepared to furnish
solid usht iron rolled Beams specified lengths
price which enables proof building be erected at very
advance the cost Of wooden one The public are
Brothers in Cls where they have been used For furth~
information apply 10 ,,,
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Aar;p,.r.,rix of the Estate Of Arthur Fee deceased
LAWTOS a LARNED, Au'ys for AdminsirstrK.
No l2t Nassau st, New York.

SAM. OsGooD Auetioueer, NJ. 81 Nssssnst
SSIGNEES' SALE of FOUNDRY, MA
N CHINE-sHoP &c.-wil be sold on the Premse. SSa
he ron,en, OF the Foundry aud Machine Shop; SIS. the
Lease OF the pre- misses Wagons one pair Mules aud a
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6cuses Uante0.

COUNTRY SEAT wANTED.-Any party who
~ has valuable Counry Seat With 6rst class improve
nents, and who DESTROYS ell NAV hear of . par
shaser BY addressing bon MS sstnz particulars
81 location, &c, and lowest price.
WANTED-The whole or part of FUR
w kIsHED HOUSE. with modern inprovemsnts between
ssh and and &th and 2d Address ssIius pscu-
lars and locstioa b. C.. Box No les rribune Once
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nliIlinerp, &t.

DARIS FALL MILLINERY. - Mrs. WIN
SIMMONS having opened her Fall Styles OF Pads MIL
LINERY prepared for their inspection At her First Premium
Millinery Show Rooms No 84 Broadway near the Metro
poitan Hotel
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Jnsurante Companies.

ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
"A NEw-YoRK.-cs.h Capital, s15oOoo-ohise No. 10
This Company IDsgres Buildings. Merchandise, Furniture
y.se In Port and their Carsoes and other Property against
LO or Damage BY Fire. and III E q ss at.dsn
RrcriRD A OAKLEY. Secretary.
MERCHANTS' FIRE INSURANCE COM
VI PANY Of the CITY OF NEW-fOhK-Ohee, Ocean
Capital. $4,000 Insurance .s,in. I9 damage By fira.
Gro W. SAVAGE, selstsry.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III Ofce No "a Wall s-Ih Company having ther capital
paid IN cash and securely invested are prepared 70
insure against los. or d.ms. b te on .vOr.bs terms The
the stockholders the Of cent snnum four
The Rs G b .y to S the T.
In essh the accumulated pro6n and capital snail
amount to *l,oo,o"
Charlie. H. Russell, Dennins Dasr, Frederick A Delano
% p.ns Russell RoSe Ma,1In pan Drake smith,
Augustus Dow nirs Reuben Wither PsdeIie O. Foster
We. Batter Duncan, JO.Ah o.iss, Robert ); H9ns,
Isaac Townsend, Jas. Waterbury, GEORGE '" Rlsn
!.ne. Warren, George Carts, J. ? Girend a Foster
Non, W Eei hamilton John A. aa' jr JOIN '
ROsERr $. HONE, President.
DUNCAN CrnRr. Secretary
VINHE COLONIAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
tered and empowered under British Act Of Parliament 70 aud
:" w. CAPITAL, s5,ooo,O0o.
Established In the
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
By Regsr and Deposit OF Securities 10 accordance WITH
the Laws Of the LetsauTe Of the State OF New fors
NETWORK:
Office No. 6 Wsilr.
DiRECToRs.
THE HON. Luther BRADIsH. Chsrmsn-
WILLIAM c. PIeSEEsGILL, Esq.........Bsnker
RICHARD IKvIS, Esg......................Mer Merchant
AIRS SHERMAN .................... Banker.
THOMAS TILEsroS, ksq Pres Phnnx BIZ.
HESRY A. Corr. ESQ. Merchant
kAIHAsEL THAYLR Esq............... Banker, Bosor-
EKAsTus CoRNING. Albany.
RoYAL PHELPS Esq.......... ............M Merchant.
JANIS WADswoRrH. ESD. Of Geneseo, LvTton Co. n Y.
President.
G A THOMSON Feo Of the institute ofAc.u.rss Londn
JOSEPH BLCNT, CcuIsel.
MEDICAL ADVISERS
JOHN l. NFTCALFE, Md, and JOHN o. STONE ND
Detailed pro.peeusrs ors Of propos and every inforna
ton nav be Obtained application the Companys Office
By order Of the Board Of Directors
g. A. THOMSON President OF thu Co In New.York
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Glotbina.

THERE is NOW ON HAND, and constantly
receiving At the ONE-PRICE STORE of the subscriber,
a Isrre ard reasonable asortment Of BOOTS SHOES snd
CATERS The public will find greatly to their sdvsn'ss:
examine the stock Prices invariably fixed and
marked on the gcods A. LONG, No. "a Grssnwchst st..
No TO- Barclay the southern terminus OF tho
9Th and eth sv Railroads.
TINHE BROOKLYN FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
SOCIETY have nily and, their sales ROOM
No IS court-st GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
and READY-MADE CLOTHING of all descriptions. for
Lsdi.s aud Chldrens All orders neatly ard promptly
executed They respectfully solicit the patronage Of the pub
lie Brooklyn, Sept %. 1854
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Maehinerp, &r.

sCALES-Consrueted the scisnti6s principles,
and with the They sdspted every Gind Of
Business and indispensable for Railroad WEehesses.
Stores Forr5eres. Factories. &c &c
Upward Of seventy different notifications been cot
the wants OF every branch CT trsds For sale whole
sale srd retail. BY
FAIRBANKS Co. Nc. % Water t.. New York
nor SALE-A NEW UPRIGHT ENGINE,
L 20 borss power VIII work her way With gearing fof
Dredsine Machine. Inquire Of BRYANT Sos 81 sad %
Coiun q
CEWING MACHlNES-The AVERY SEW
- ING MACHINE Co cali sttection to their improved
MACHINE hich received the fnt pre- the Crystl
Palace The patent hes been recently purrhad As French
to be ased Va the msnsfure Of Navy snd Army
hsfusssss s,oct Cloth c.snere where s.:sta OF
ssA rea1red thsG ny w.rti.s rssAias Z svs.ssis n
yAs vi god eAssp sna AsfsAs asshas, ~ sa q
No ~ pstsdvH
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+. COTTON, Auctioneer.
/, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

7. IoLroN, AucNoneef
7 ARGE SALE Of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL TURE in BROOKLYN-f COLr0N will sell THIS
DAY, Wednesday, Oct H. q. 10Y o'clock, at No lS'
house comprising in all about 10 furnished quite
recently and good condition. The only for dis
posing Of the 10 i'll health and change Of location Ii
will consist in part OF good Mahogany Psror Dining
and Bedroom Furniture. There quantity Of Beds,
Bedesd ads Carpets Oclcths Bedding of every
description Mahogany and Marbeop Furniture Dining
do Table Cutlery and Crockey, Miron Gas Fixtures &C
n B-The sbtve Furniture has been In careful about
one year and "a good condition. Sae will DO perempory
without regard 70 weather.
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fnrs.


AIDES FUR ST o E.
IL EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FUkS.
J. II. HARLEY
has opened the bis usual splendid assom'nt'f
FURS, ~ =.
Consisting Of Stables, H B. M.en Stone Msrteo. MAX Mar
ten Royal Ermine, &c.
Besides every other variety suitsble for
LADIES' WEAR.
His of FURS for TRIMMINGS is larss aud de-
sirsble Also, fine assortment OF -
LADIES' AND GEMS FUR GLOVES, SLEl0H AND
LAP ROBES, Sc
above articles made in the best style aud warranted
Purs Refnished In the best manner
J. H. HARLEY No 81 John 81 New.Yort
ADIES' FANCY FURS.-
IL BULPIN'S FUR STOCK
For the approaching ready and comprises
most superb Of every fashionable garment viz
biotoines, Tippets Riding BoaS,
Capes Cloaks Cardinals,
Nuts and CUTS In Russian and Hudsons Bay Ssbles
Stone MaTen, Mink, Squirrel,
Ermile, Genet, ChInchlls,
Baum Msrten &c
All newly Manufactured Of choice and VOL sessoned skins.
and at extr, mey moderate prices
GEO BULPIN. No. 36i Broadway
AIDES FUR WAREH OU f,
IL e9S Broadway between Amy and 9Th .st,-P. LANDRY
inspection elegant stock Of Fus not be sur
paced either for beauty quality Orders strictly fuhee
All articles warsnted Prices moderate and to suit all cssses
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A. NJ MgsvTs Auctoneer.
DY BANGS. BROTHER Il Co.-Trade Sale

WEDNESDAY EVENING Isl o'clock, at the auction
NEW AND FRESH srOCk.-A large assortment OF new
publications ncludinss great variety OF nne ed
ons Of choice standard prose ard poetcs works In ubsn
ai library bindings illustrated book, richly oouod and large
eolscn Of u.pular mis- literature &c. all In good
and s, dors-we worthy the attention OF the trad
hook k.ye, generally
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MATTHEW Josp,x: Auc,ioneer

MATTHEW JORDAN. Auconeer.
DY JORDAN l. NORTON, AuctiOneers and
ID Commission Merchants. No $50 Broadway Up stsJ be
tween Franklin and Leonard sta
The above would the rrsde that they will hold
their FIRE. lot Sale OF BOOKS STATIONERY, &c on the
18th OCTO Der 1884, Also they will hold Sale of and
curious Works on THEOLOGY, SCIENCE. &c. &c, 0C.
TOBER 20 81 No 3;6 Broadway. Catalogue ready Oct T.
HENRY II. LEEDS, Aaeioneen-By II H. LEEDS Co
7 ARGE SALE Of JEWELRY. WATCHES,
IL PLATED WARE. &c-On THURSDAY, Oct. II, At i0i
oeocl at the salesroom No. 10 Nassau will be sold with
out whatever consisting of large assortment Of
ensmeed and chased Gold Lever Duplex Iude Sec
ord Detached Levers with and without jewe's made
by Roscke Cooper Tobias Duboi, BorOgun Peio Rsens
ara others beautiful collection Of all Mantle Clocks Ia
al.b Gold Peus and Pencils Penhodeu, double sod snsls
Eve Glasses Seal FINGER Rings Seed Coral do plain do
besntfu Mossc Breast Pins of various devices English box
b,ir Pins Miniature Lockes Bracelets Stone Camso do
Ense ed Gold Garnet do. Cluster do Gold Garnet aud
other valuable Stones; invoice Of Plated Ware Fruit B
lets, 81, ed Plate Tea Sets Cssors Vegetable Dishes Fruit
Stsrd. Candeseks Egg stands T,nkards Oobes Plates
Pitchers Toast RACKS Snufers Asparagus Tongs 5rrs do
Draw and other Ladies' spoons &C Of the highest quality
Fnsh iooes and sold the highest bidder including
srse Invoice Of elegant Bronze and Omolu Mantle Clocks
Of every PATTERN Bronzs voy Opera 0asses splendid Ac
codeos and FutHGs Also invoice OF Fans OF every
sble sze and pattern. t253l
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NOR SALE-A commOdous and handsome
IL DWELLING with comfortable arrangements complete
for q family. Terms will be made quite Apply TO
J. z. WILLIAMS. No 500 9th. av
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NOR SALE.-A strictly first. class block, TEN
II 4sTORY STORES on 6tb-sv.; new, elegant aud very
cboioely located. Terms easy. Apply to
r. g. PIERCE. Pine St corner OF Broadway.
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nor SALE Germs easy)-Three new first class
foursoIy HOUSES IN the block Of five ell alike each
20 by IS feet Nos 49, 10 and &c 2hs, between ith aud
Have convenience and will bear thorough
examination. Price $4,000 and Less Apply No Al East
24tb.st or No G. William ct, to CHAS. N. SMITH.
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CTEAM POWER to LET.-The whole or q
- part Of the TWOSTORY BRICK FACTORY, 100 feet by
50 feet. at ELIZABETHPoRT N. j. Apply to ~
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Gonsfs to Eet.

NNE-HALF of the OFFICE or DESK-ROOM
" TOILET at No so Wsllsi Inquire Of z. C. TAYLOR,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 Late Arrival of Building Materials.

LNNE ffaft noat, Rim and Mortse Locks. with ar
u without uight stetes, Upright nnd How sanial
Rin i.ochs, squpr' Rim Locks aod Hstchcs Of many
syes, upright, villa hotel ,abiticd ~" 81 ding dom
Is insbs. Plated, pearl whitr, ela--. mineral. AT
eilloand faney frenrh knuh. be firei.hed with
either Him Motise Lueks. Lat ,he- far French
Windows sar #as patterns. Rum aud Mafti.e elnsci
oehs. Cupboard lnckz. stock api Pinto Looks. Strr
doc. Locks, mh and Without knuhz, nigti, squure aud
Rim Latehes, slilial daer rdl. seayes aud ustraes
plated rrafl vi tie mi mineral BeIlui- front door
Sells, with fixtures romplctr. boo, M Window Hin
ges IN greut variety, Gate Hinge. Of snrou. patterns.
Screws # good quality. f,"m 10 inches, Hand aH
Screws, HIT. round >qual" chain, Flush and Fail Bolts
the mist approved Billed h.teninc-. s ish locks and
Axle pulIeys, S,sh Cori. Finishing Nn- paper, from
To inches, do do by the pound kee, Flooring do
from Sly. to !2dy, II aided Cut do from 3iy to 0d,
Spikes from / {, inches. fencing pnlne ind ~rn.gh
Mails, French. English and Api.fio HDdofr Glass ct
different qualities and all The in use Put
~ in blnddefs. &c
Believing that We ,hyr greater inducements
CARDS quality, quantity snriey aud price than other
establishment IN the upper cndnty respectfully ask
call from those wishing purrkase Building Hard.
GREGORY & RONAII,
NAV li.ts
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Notice 10 Slave Owners.

L AM anxious t, hire FIFTY NEGROES, in large
4 small numbers. fr the balance of the year. To work
in the ,'oa mines loneing the Mo mt Carbon Coal
Company, the kanawha river in Fave tie county, Va
am prepared to pay ca. h down lar good hands, II
owners having Negroes TO hire will write to at Gau
ley Bridge Foyette county Va, stating full particuI as
| shall be happy 10 communicate with them immediate.
" S +. GRIFFIN,
Agent for Mt. Corban Coal Co.
Armstrong Creek. fayelte go, Va !
MnY l6. lSl4.-fE (
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nv LAST-NIGqT's MAILS.

Ne are panied to learn that on yesterday
.,,n;ne. Mr.. Thomas Ritchie, Jr., one of the
,'nrietors aud editors of til Richmond Enquir-
+ 7. departed this life. His health had been long
,aolining. and his demise was not unexpected by
9;s friends. Mr.. RS retiring habits Withdrew
lin very much from contact with the world; but
M ~ Who knew him respected him for his honora-
~, a. continents, elevated character. amiable and
~ temper, and genuine manliness. The
e7antments of his acquaintanees towards him
s'are those of mingled esteem and Affection
richmond Examiner, May 23d.
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VERY IMPORTANT!
Stig.er, WcELderry a. Co.

EVAVE received another LOT Of those elegant and du
III rable d RAP DIET COATS They are
r,ai " tie most desirable contst can he
p,ssiblf worn 81 much that they are held higher
,,n.ti,n II Tie South than he finest broad cloth.
To very large gentlemen, We would say that we cea
mir tbn in : zc to from 80 At, a. and 49, breast
urs Also, every article in The way Of Cotton, Linen
Gatze, Silk and Merno SHIFTS. Also no.t excellent
iii, ,r 81 ,uuk Linen Coat, and Pants very hand
, ,ile ENGLEpOVE.
,nay I3t. for Sti.lrr. McEierry & Co.
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WILSON xFRANKLIN-Wh

w AND RETAIL GROGEkS AND COMMITS
sion Merchants in the new Granite Front Bu,'ing.
few doors above the Merchants Batk Main Street.
Lynchburg. Va are receiving their Spring supply
10 which they invite the their friends and
the public genornliy-
20 hhi. and St Sugars,
80 bbs Retired Coffee do
30 " Clarified and PulveIised do
l05 hoXps Loaf do
10 bbls Crusad do
10 hhds Cuba aud y O Molasses
20 bbs o m Sugarhouse Sirrup
100 Sacks Rio and LaguIra Coffee,
- :" Superior Brown Javado
3" Genuine Moe. do
Chests =. Imperial and Black Teas,
Tirrces New Crop Rice.
300 SIDES Sole Leather heavy and lIgh weights.
> bales Shoe Thread
5n00 lbs Ba,e Cotton. assorted numbers,
) bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks salt
20 Ion, Country aud Tredegar Rolled Iron. as Il
1000 b. Bsiered Steel,
1909 lbs Cast and Shear Steel"
boxes Patenl Axes. different b,ands
300 he Nails assorted
II Horse Shoes.
100 lbs House Sh ,e Nails.
% best wa Scotia Grind Stones.
30 boxes Sperm aud Adawaotine Candies,
20 " 1urPcnline Soap,
90 Ibis Mackerrl,
90 Turner's Oil
10 GOO lbs good Fnnil, Bacon,
100 bushels Cloverseed
Ginger, Spice, Pepper, Chocknatr Alum. SaItpeter,
Soda. Starch Copperd~, Indigo Madder large stock
Goods and great many other articles too tedious
mention all of which they offer sell the very best
terms. 20 give in exchange for country produce.
mar7ts
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Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

Main St, nearly opposite the Norvell House
MILL lie sold Thursday, the 25th inst 4 o'clock
w l.. M, at nuh,ic aurtior IN crrlit ( tour.
eight and twelve monhs-ilnl valuable Corner Proper
~ ~ Main Street ohquey opposite the Newell House,
winch formed II the esine OF NHni Bransfui deed
lie lot fouts Main Street 81 feet Further par ic
uisrs day 81 sale. BY TIE EXECUTORS.
I9-itds
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND .


On iIiiDS N. o. ~ + Il Soen,,
~ 30 bis. Coffee md Clarified Sugar.
80 boxes and bhls. Loaf Crushed, and Pull.
verified Sugar,
100 hags Rio aud Lngun Coffee.
30 hugs Superior Old j IVA Cole.,
IL hhds. Cubn mn T.. r. Molnssos,e
20 hbls N, o. Molnsses,
20 toar Bur Iron assorted,
do Hoop and Band do,
do. Blisterd st 81.
do. Cnsi and Shenr do.
10000 lbs Booon.
300 Snles Sol Leatr,
10 do. Blact, Upper do,
40 doz. Chlf Skins
30 :" Pink III ing do,
10 4" Sheet Skins,
1000 Bales Cotton Yarn
10 Bales O4naburgs
80 Boxes Sperm and Adalnaniine Candles,
so do. Hull& Sons Patent do,
Is do, Sonp,
10 do Snrch,
300 kegs Mills, 3 to 60 n.y.,
10 VIZ Nails,
ID bbls T nners' OIL
40 ons Peruvian 6uuno,
300 sacks Sat.
ALSO
Paid, Blreched and Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen,
Putty, copperas, Aur Mndder and Indigo, Pepper,
G ger md Spice, Spades. Shove, Trace aud Halter
Cha'ns, Manure md lny Folks Boots Sbor, aud Hats
For SHE, exchange for country Prodncen arcomo.
dating terms Gap 2lts) JOHN IOLLlNS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
lnother Street Preaching Riot.

New YORK, May 2l.--Another dsgraceful
Itreet preaching riot occurred here to-day, in the
Park. \ nun named Hawkins was stabbed, and
|eyeral others injured. The street preacher dis
,nneared when the riot commenced. A man
famed Laughn, the ring Header in the riot, was
rrested. but several attempts were made ut res
,ae, without success. There is great excitement,
Ind several of the participants in the riot have
,een committed to the fombs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24

IyrERSAL IMPROVEMENT CoNVENTIoN.-Th
hrayor of Norfolk has called n town. meeting to
axe into consideration the calling of an internal
movement convention in that city, as has been
suggested by many citizens of the interior of
u irrinia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
I'M Nebraska CGucnses S.r.

WAsuINGroN, May 2l.-Caucuses were held
LIT night by 18th the friends and opponents of
,bq Nebraska bill The latter will struggle to
nreyent the question being taken before the time
l,laJ fnr taking up the Pacific Railroad bill ON
Wodnesday The opposition is well organized,
VA exciting scenes may be anticipated. The
seconds of the bill are sanguine of being able to
;,r il To a vote.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24

Tur "AxGEL GABRIEL" imposed so greatly
'n the people of Worcester, Mass, on Thurs
a. IN persuade them into a riot. The City
',ards we're called out the riot act read, and ey-
Iasg Indication of disturbance was presented
H. if finally ended in n few arrests and the inn
r;.opment of the angel, who was subsequently,
4; .cborged with fine of s. and costs