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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03


FATAb AccIaENT.A0n the 2lst ult.. y yoanE man
by the name of Bushrod Barren from philiippi. Bar
boar county arrived at Martinsbnrg By stack treia
on the Baltimore md OHIO railroad, on his Wy 70
ed from the train. aud walled by the SIDE Of i o.
moved slowly and while thus walking his foot slip
red aud he fen throwing one arm upon the track.
eery badly crushing II but until Friday last nothing
uufayorsbe was antcipa.rd On that day atnpu alton
became necessary, bur he survived IL bat short
tine - - 1865.
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GREAT FIRE At QUEBEC PARLIAMENTA
RY HOUSE. ADJOINING BUILDINGS AM
library DESTROYED

QrEHRc, Feb l.-Taa splendid Paglirnnnt House
ami building adjoining have been totally de-'royed
b. ire incIltiu. the plani.d govegmnaHi library.
philosophical upparatua. H.. Tue fire broke or
about : oclori, His morning in the n.0in building
;.ud % rapid was the progress OF the flames that
they coulj not be checked un'i the entire property
was III ruins small parf only OF the valuahle and
costly government library was sIvni The hi>tori-
cal library and apparatus, also Of great value were
almost entirely consumed.
T.ere Is an in5urHco OF sl 0a9 On the buildings
wili, will is.I lar short Of covering The los The
library j. also insured Tor 30 0Ol which covrrs on
~ moderate portion OF lis valuH. The inrrrs.ion
prevails that the fire caused by an incrndiary
Tlou-nnIs are out viewing the ruins this morning
Fort have already been made towards putting w
au"g.. auil1ias hut many years must clausn before
.;ha splendid library ean be replaced.
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HoNoRs TO THE SAN FRANCISCO RES
GUERS

PHILADELprnA, Feb. 2.-Captain Creighton Of
the ship Three Bells and Captain Lowe of the
barqne Kiby. were received in the Exchange to-
day, by an immense asseniblage and were greeted
with the most enthusiastic cheering They were
thence conveyed to Independence Hail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

The MODEL ALDERMAN, Alderman Sturfeyant,
of New York was. on Tuesday evening remanded to
the custody OF the Sheriff and returned to Eidrdse
street. Prison ON the commitment for days I'M
prisonmeat from Goth January. and father impfs,
anment In the even. of the S55e Imposed for foe and
cosis) not being paid s,-s.s..-, n
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MOVEMENTS OF ENHANCEMENT AT
- HnSTTI<

Bosrox. Feb IN BediDi arrived here yefter-
dar IN chg and purposes leaving for Europe IN the
steanrer Niagara to-day. He stopped at the mouse OF
t,sb.. F;,zro,rirk. on Federal street. The German
,,cy,,jou hearing of his arrival. secretly prepared
10 barn him in cfiry. About midnight $40 persons,
mostly C,ernaIls assembled on The commons, where
a hu.c eiii.y Of Bc.ni, covered with Cardinal ;
bat ani clo;h"d m scarlet purple was arouaht ~
dom men. who speedily affixed it to one OF the
guide boards leading from West street to large
glen. .-.. g..
Fire was applied and a ring formed, and the figure
burnt amidst the shouts and cheers OF the crowd.
The stray being saturated with alcohol. made a
crea, blaze The crowd then proceeded to Bishop
tsznatrick's house, wnGre the Ernclo was satteu
win grnaus yells, aud cries OF "BIteher OF Bolog'
ma They subsequently dispersed without any In
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RECEPTION or CApTS. CREIGHTON AND
...r 81 ..... 45.. OWE .--.-..- h. -.-4.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-Capts. Creighton and
Lowe We're received by the committee OF the town.
rneeling, at the G.rard House, this evening They
were addressed by John o. Montgomery, ESQ. and
eloqnently thanked tor their noble conduct. They
will be publicly received at independence Hall, al
noon, tomorrow, when the testimonials will be pre-
scented
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

TIE schooner Flash, arrived at New York from
~ Ihomas brings intelligence that the cholera was
raging there very 6ereely From January LIST to
the l3.h, 800 had died-mos, oil them blacks.
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT CALAMITY.

cHAnLRsroN, Feb. 2-The steamer Eagle, while
on her way from this port TO Apalachicola Florida
on Monday last, took fire and was destroyed -Four
negroes persisted in the flames, and 1900 bales OF
cotton were consumed ) 81 * s.az.G - ssuyai ass
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r,IIr Fvq,p ADIvIoN cAsr

NEW York, Feb. l. The U. 3. Marshal has re
qeiyeG sn order from the President for the extra
d;tioa OF Alexander Heilborn, fugitive from Eng
land. The case viii 90 before the Supreme Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

WAsaINGros,;s FEB. 1.-The Cabinet had a session
OF four hours again to-day, the Gadsden treaty.
It ramored that they still undecided whether
10 semi il 10 the Senate orr lse
Tae Nebraska bin Is exciting much attention. AMI
it's now considered doubtful whether Gen Cass win
vote for it in il present form Belt. inner.
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OPENING OF TIE louisville AND HAIR.
RISBuRG RAILROAD

HARRIsRrRG, Feb. l.-The opening of the rail
road from Poitsvillc 10 this city via the Dauphil
ana Si,squehennah Coal Conpanys road, was cele
hrated to-day and there i large company here
with nusic sc. 81
The time The train occupied in coming through
WAS three and hif hours
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a rencnntte took plsce yesterday afternoon, be-
tween Edward Griffith and L. Genzberg, of this
place, the foot OF King street, in which knives and
pistols drawn, and Genzberg was shot in the
arm. The parties were arrested, aud the case will
be sent to Court.--it.T. GG=. I'd inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

verdict Of $4,000 has been rendered in the
MFidlesex a.. j. Courts against Samuel VanIll
bury for seduction. ; Z; -1Sl. II aT.1 ..,ft D. a.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

aazEa re. DEAgH-An Old man paIned Henri
I.lIburn WAS ionud from 10 death la tlie woods
near Pi.tsbnrg, on su,iiay
Atconeord, y. II. CD the aalne day, when the Their
moinfazT was 3S degrees below zeIe, a man named
Butterields was frozen to death. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

In Boston. Coal is ten dollars per ton, and Flour
twelve dollars per barrel. The bakers having re
duced their loaves TO very di,ninaiire size, now
propose 20 increase their prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

New YORK MARKET The foreign news by the
Asia had the effect of slightly depressing stus
in New York Tuesday. Common brands State to
good straight cioeed at So S7d 50. Corn closed al
Sc a &c. lower; wheat quiet and in the absence
OF heavy stocks and of sales nominal p
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GREAT FLOOD.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 2--There is at present a ,grea,
flood in Tennessee river The water is higher
than ever before known The town of Chatanooga
(Ala.) is completely surrounded. -s1tti-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

Mrs mowatt, who e now In New York has an en-.
gage,nent play at Charleston ON the 20sh instant
Aaer leaving there. Mrs. Mayati win commence a
series OF engagements at the North to continue until
tbs month Ut May itis sad her marriage will tai q
place early in June Es@A q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

The oswECo FIRE-A CoRREcTIeN.-The tele-
graph destroyed Fizhugh Co.'S mill BY fire on Sa
urday night, together with Weights shop: The fact
Co.'s mill wrights, was burned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

Col Jacob Isier and Col. r. Burche TWO promi-
nent eitizens OF Clarke county, Va have lately de-
ceased. -,-sf ~ i---l4 '-t' =
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BURGLARY, ROBBERY AND FIRE /!

ID 500 REWARD, for the detection Of the person
or pc rsons who forcibly entered my dweling-h1use
on Saturday morning, the 2sth inst between II ~
clock and daYbreak and stole heretror snndry ari.
cles and then set fire TO the house Among ths stot
len goods were oyercoat5; one of them an olive
color rnch suri-burnt; anofher bl.ck shaggy coat
another plain black, with VELVET collar and a
fourth drab which has beer DYED the white stitch
ing in the seams plainly disc Fmble the latter con-
fainiog my pocke,-book. with rany valuable re-
cepts ne sotiab,e notes, bonds snd Hncoected bills
There was a negotiable note for $1,000, payable
months after date and dated January &C. 1854, drawn
by Joseph F. Jones and endo gsed by me ALSO ut :
gotiable note for SiB5 A. MOTHS after date. aud
dated January %. 1854, payable to Robert Fsrrar;
bond from Mrs Elizabeth Moss 10 me, for 500. Sc
Also, my wifes Dress, Merfno Robe, eIibioidered
down the front and on the sleeves, not quite fin
ished. - 81 - L3 ,..s -,
/ Persons are hereby cautioned against trading for
the same or OF paying any bill Of mine unless pre-
se nted to them by myself in person, or by my son
/ The above reward viii be paid for the detection Of
the robber or robbers. and Suitable reward for the
recovery of the pocket book and contents, aud pro
portion ate ward for any portion of the siolen pro
perty. .4sl,l - 49,, nx,e.E
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THE MARKETS.

u NEW York, Fe]Py2-rFhe steamer ans Star Of Fh'
South, from New Orleans, has arrived sq-55,s -
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fTuTgD DISPATCH.

BosroN. Fen The proceedings last night were
Caused i: is said Ivy topographic dispatch received
from Cincinnati announcing that N. p 7liai would
arrive in the morniu. train from New York, today
70 take paq+age IL the Niagara. The first iitula'ion
the police ad Of waHt was going o. was ihc lilufli
Rat;oulrum the ciflgy burning Oh the commons.
TIE yelling aud insulting demonstration at Arch
bishop Fitzpatrick's residence is universally cor
deuned by both pro.astants aud Catholics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

Smallpox prevails to unusual extent, Jus
now, in the emierant boardingho in New
York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

The Italians resident in the city of New York have
testified oath the charges made against Bedini.
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sECONn DIsPATCN

BnsroS, Feb lst.-The steamer Niagara salet
for Liverpool 1t noon taking out GO passengers am
So. 100 in gold NJ BediIi's name is not on the IL
OF passengcra and it is believed that he dill not go
In fact i is now doubted whether he has been here
,rn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

Daniel McCioud an old bachelor. was frozen to
death 10 his bed at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on the
aod As-< 1881 f5si ~ -.- 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

email FARM NEAR BROOK TURN
~ PIKE. TWO MILES FROM RICHMOND
FOR SALE THE subscribers are authorised to sell
neat little Farm on the old Stage Road (near Brook
Turnpike, about 3miies from Richmond, containing
IL ceres. The improvements consist OF excellent
new dwelling. With rooms.oe -aoi s,ag Z sae} :
Terms accommodates Applyt to- aas gysilstsr. f
to i--lw emmy 5.. GODDiN Il APPERSON. =
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THE WEATHER IN BOSTON

,BosroN, Feb. The weather has been quite mild
here to-day, and a rapid ihaw set H. ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

DRIVATE SALE OF 81 OR 40 LOTS
n OF GROUND IN THE TOWN OF SYDNEY
If ca ~ application be made, weare authorised tn
copserto sell either wenty four OF forty acre Lots
in Sydney, reasonable terms, both to price and
terms. 4-,4- i.-r-gF - -.-,I+~ N.
81 .e below the toll gate. The whole are enclosed
and have. recently been titled, except few acres
well set ip WQQds-the remaining sixteen lots lie in
md adjacent to the first, and the South aid
of Grove street, and are also well set in wood
4 plat may be seen at our office. sai.E5
] fe 1-1u GODDIN A. AppERSONi
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WANTS.

" ANTED-A SITUATION, by white
w LADY, in some respectable family, TO do the
work Of a chanhennaid, seanlstress, nurse. or the
waahiHe of small family. Apply at this Office IF
f. 9-2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

NOTICE NOTICE - BALTIMORE
~ DAILY SUN.-All subscribers to the Baltimore
Daily Sun, owing Lewis Lindsay, the Carrier will
please make their payments at the office 18th or
Pearl street. '. @"- ]. w. EVANS
n. B.-The SUN will be delivered on Shockoe
Hill Route in future by Mr. George Williams Sub.
payable TO the Carrier weekly. $500
ia SG-4tk '-s+~'-..'' -sr--Fst-F' ]. w. EVANS
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLINGS

| VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLINGS
v ON CLAY AND SEVENTH STREETS. FOR
/ SALE AT AUCTION. -AyViil be Sold on TUES
DAY. 7th February, 1854, upon the premises com
lnepcins at O'Clock. Those six nswy erected brick
IDWELLINGS, situated in the cry of Richmond, on
the South side of Clay between 7t and 9Th streets
/ Each tenement has seven rooms, besides kitchen.
and is supplied with waer. gas, &c. ~ 'fi9h't' e.
Several of them occupied BIZ good tenants, at
rents from S32j to $3.50 per anEuiil acf ',i2
/ TEKMs.-One- fourth cash, balance at e. l2 and 10
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed. I'D n-lH 500 49,. w y1S,'As- aN
The taxes for the present year to be paid BY the
pure hastrs 0ODDiN Il APPERSON,
la 30 .1 :. - 80 = = - -t--tt . HAncfa. :.
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--L1--z-
FUTURE DAYS. !


80 9se4 d sKiCHAKD CAUTHURNL q ~. "a
al MULES, a12 WAGONS and, GEAR.
-. AT AuCTION:-On THURSDAY next Och
lot ON Council Chamber Hill opposite Mr.. Ernrss,n
stable VIII sell suction, without reserve 50 M
MUkES. All y0Hns. and well broken 10 work: u
WAGoSS and the HARNESS attached. aa90s
seldom that ssrh Mules are offered at auction
ana the sffention OF aud farmers IL called
to the sale. Terms at sale E19lsE7i 81
fe 2--dSctd -e9 80 r. cAUTH0RN, Auct
SCHOONER MOUNT PLEASANT ATT
~ tAUCTiON.-CnTUESDA thu, 7th inst on me
premisss VIII sell &C auction the highest bidder
line cnGstinG Schooner called Mount leasant fully
equipped and In excellent sailing order living at
the lower wharf at Roeketis where she can be seen
ny any one desiring to purchase. Her fnessur~rnent
under decks. s = :. 5a :. - Z
5.TEEMs-o One third cash !; the balance on rnonths
time for approved paper -
fe I R. CAUTHoRN.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.


VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ES-
v TATE. ON FRANKLIN NEAR GOVERNOR
ST.EET,f AT AUCT1ON.-On SATURDAY next,
lrh inst O'clock, P. NJ. upon e pre- misses win
be sold that valuable TENEMENT on the north SIDE
of Franklin street. ID house above Metropolitan Hail.
The building is new and re ma rkaby well built con-
tains good roons with cosers &c, and is in per-
feet ord en- Bifl1i.A EtDEa 4d&i 20 cSF&lS
The lot fronts % feet aud runs back to an aley Is
feet wide, with the use ofculvert. gonna 576I x
Being centrally located and well arranged for
confDrt this propertyis garded highly valuable
for private residence. ~ l',15 2. -1s ? o.
TERMs.-One-thirdc cash balance at and 9 mo s.
with interest, credit payments to be secured by a
deed os trust. - 9-ssadE5t has ~ -a5E - s5sd'-
fe1 $1,000. TAYLOR. L. WILLIAMS: Aucts!
CORN, sPROYENDEK, MULES AND
~ ORSES.l WAGON Ac--BACON, AND
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
AT lAUCTION,-r.On TvASDAY, 7th eFE RIJARY,
at iOi O'clock, A.. NJ. at the farm of James Philips
twho is about to decline farming) about miles
above the city, near the Three Chopped Road. win
be sold about rs Bbls. CORN, a large quantity of
OATS: Hay; CLOVER. STRAW: Nc; several
MULES and Fl 0RSES. WAGON aud 2CARTS ard
stock of Farming Implements: also prime lot of
New BACON. ana variety of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE. 45'ait' .s@.5 :.
TERMs.-Sunls under 5a6 cash above that amount
four months credit for approved paper. e s3t7 +
ia 80 ~ ~. TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.l
Should the weather on the day above named be
such as TO Prevent the saie the same will take place
on the next fair day. at the same day. S2i1'
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DREMIUM VENETIAN BLINDS

L GEO, w. ZIMMERMAN Venetian Blind Ma.
ker. No. CT Arch street, Philadelphia. t y ....I
Constantly on hand general assortment of Blinds
wholesale and retail at the lowest prices. 5,5 ~
The citizens of Rchmoud and vicinity are respect
fElly informed that having appointed Messrs HAB
LISTON Il BROTHER, No. is Governor street
Agents, all orders left with Them will meet with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished at PHILA
DELPHIA PRICES. f5 ,... no l6-Sms
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I'M (pTICE1--Thc suDscrlber nHsIHg tdkeH
IN the buildings corher,of Franklin and Wall Sta,
fakes this method al calling the attention OF his
friends and ts P1Ss e ~ n csR g
kc He is prepared execute all orders in his line
with ncatness and Dispatch
/ Having obtnined tie services of Mr.. LEMUEL
RIPLEY hsis prepaTedt To get M, in superior style.
Ind furuisti as fine Light Buggy aud CaFrage EsrneY
is car De Obtained IN our CITY, :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

gRTSH LINENS, PILLOW CASE LIN
Il EMS. SWISS AND CAMBRIC, MUSLINS OF
OUR OWN IMPORTATlON.-We have this day
opened really splendid lot of Linen Goods, direct
from the manufacturer in Ireland. and which we
promise TO sell by the piece yard much below the
usual prices, to those who will favor with early
call The assortment consists of 200 pieces pure I'M
Also 50 pieces Pillow Case Linens at s7l cts the
yard Swiss Ca1nbric Check Plaid and Striped Mus.
Inns, and handsome assortment end very cheap.
Besides the usual assortment to be found in Dry
Goods Store. ]. MILLHTSER BRO
In 81 -.--| ~ -.I--. " l49 Rrnad st
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WANTED TO HIR E-Three No. /
W FARM HANDS. for which the highest nlice
viii be paid Apply 10 NJ. S. TAYLOR or JOHN N.
DAVIS. -...-r t.-.r. .....-.. .-...., fe l-S.*
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ass sfs95 BY THOMAS w, KFESEE $50 :
toFFIcE AT GEORGE .. SUMMERS, NO 20 PEARL ST

/ AIDES aSALE.1STOCK OF DRY
~ GOODS AT AUcTION.-On WEDNESDAY.
9Th Februsry, commencing at 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing, IN fhe parors my store, No. 22g Broad 81
VIII ne sold at auction. general ment of DRY
purchasers q. =" 51 - ~ 57.sf I1Ta' ~
N. B-This sale being exclusively for LADIES,
they are respectfully invited TO attend =
THOMAS, D. QuARLES
asl y - rios. w. KEEsEE, Auct.s
M ATCH HORSES AT AUCTION II
w will offer for sale at the LOT in rear of Woods
stable, on SATURDAY morning next 4th instant
CONNER cing at 10 O'Clock at dnctinn one pair OF
weli-rnatched sorrel MARES. One is a No family
nag, perfectly gentle the other is = Star Of the
East" colt-both warranted sound, and sold for no
fault. -f4 t3' % Aa.'2' 81. =
Also, several Saddle ard Harness HORSES
fe2 THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct
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FNOTICElTO WHEEL WRIGffTS AND

lN BLACKSMITHS.-Proposs will be received
ettffs Office until II O'clock, NJ, on MONDAY,
pf February next. for furnishing th City, Three
SINGLE horse sire ct carts built Of the best ard ast
durable maIerials and upon the most anprDved yiin
fepnirs for twelve months Also ier hhoeinE Bill
Mules by the year, and for putting sp keep3rs Ties
six Carts owned by the City in good and e0IPpiefes
fhe said proposals viii be subject al rsspsettl
to Judgment and actoniof the C2aut I'd a,asa
BY order Of the or Of Sue eb eeneraiiy.
| I,eSD--4e ,uvfs !, NJ. BATES, Spp,t Sire ets-
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TO THE LADIES' OF ICHMUND.
/ l. gLEONARDS MOTTO. SMALL PROFITS
AND QUICK RETURNS .--favipg Just recaved a
fine asso tment of Fancy articles from New York.
philadelphia and Baltimore, he begs to invite tbs
attention of his fair friends and public in gene raj to
give him call. His Drug Store is ct the corner of
4th and Broad Streets No. ~ He will sell his as;
sortment of goods just received at the very loves
prce adhering his MOTTO SINAI pretits aud quick
returns = .l5ssiFg THOS. LEUNARD,a 81
[ -, , 4sas ss Druggist Nc. 222 Bresd ST.
! Do not forget his Cough Medicine the instant re-
lief and sueedy cure aaes 4 2hyi \ so Y
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@ VALUABLE LOIS ON. !; oREGe

III VAIUABLE LOIS lUN q UKECnN
a. HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTTON.4Wff be
sold, ON MONDAY, the 18th February, 1854 upon
the premises, CT mmencins at 2oclock, (hnnediate-
~ after the sale Of Messrs c. l. N. Green's real es
tate on Canal and 9th streets) LOTS on Oregon
F. G. II. T, and u, aud in Haryie's plan by the Nc.
/ These Lots are remarkably handsomely located,
/. Hill. = ". 9'a.3o s7s1I7h - 80
/ TERMs-one- third cash, balance at and 6 months
for negotiable notes., interest added, SECURED by
trust deed. s55-,5, GODDlN 4 APpERSUN., -
L la 81 -t' r''
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ssss1G II w FEELING Utysfs Aftl)1TF Ascf
Mi CANT,IoTs ON CBAYI STREET. AT PRgsd
NATESALE--F6r sale, n esSob brick 2COTTsa0Eio ION
Clay opposite the residence of HererD tinnpI
ESQ containing from SIX TO efgtt rooms with usual
outhmses all finished in nice Say ley ahes wholepsS
isea presenting remarkably meat appesrapces thi
f5a feet of ground Clay street. adjpdniHg ythe.
htove, running back ebe8t $50 feet.
a ions credit will be syenfdr Considerable POI.
| ia go TAYLOR ~ WILLIAMS,,aT
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BY GODDIN r APfE1a1,V

CEVEN BUILDING LOTS Al. pm.
~ Lie AUCTION,--Will Be solA on MONuAY.
the 6th daysf February, 1854. commsn sius e hsii
past O'Clock. p. H., seven we'll sifussed f3uidina
Lots to wit Two Lots fronting 23t feet each 81 fhe
south side or Marshall street. exeenaisx beck on the
West line Of 18th street. hundred feet; one Lot
fronting % feet the West side Of 18th street, ex.
Lending bsck 100 feet the North line Of Ctsy street:
ieur Lots on the South sde Of Poplar street, s8me.
nes called Chestnut Alley, commencing ct its Esss-
with l4th street, exfe ndinf back 100
zee. 10 an alley with 18th street. ~ .stssA saaag
these Lets are level and may be so irnyroved TO
J'eHiatwenty per cent. or more upon the oniiay.S
Terms accommodating aud made knosnat the day
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VALUABLE5 STONE 0ITa PpTrs 3,

THE MES.RIvER CANAL. NEAR ilsr
LoCh i,S,-p poR SALE AT AUCTloN.-Will be sold
On SAIo isDAf. the lin February 1861. upon the
bic stone QUARRY on fhe James River Canal.
near the first books FIR many years past IN the
pancy of MIR. VIM. Mountjoy. aIr contains ahont 30
acres and viii be divided into parcels of shu,:t 4;
aores each. This Quarry is justigi fefAr,led Z ~
amongst the most valuable 10 be- found anywhere Ia
this ueishberhood ;4sG & "a Is,g,-ai -, I -
Asthe custom. honse Is soon to be built requirinx
aFsa niity OF stone this will present 6ne oppar
unts 10 obtan the stone at the Inost convenient dis
tancs to the city of Richanoad. 81 sssss3f & u
sTERMs--One -foutth cash: balance at 4, 8 aud 10
months, for negotiable notes interest added. aud
title retain ed till last note is paid. II sst y a ii
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