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BY THOMAS W. KEESEE. .s7-- ~ =
lofnce at Geo. J. sumnErs, M 0 Pe.rI vi :. :

" ALUABLE xTt1Nt-
TukE AND PIANO. AT NUUSIfyfE a1i,r
De sold on WEDNESDAY Mornine ner, IL ~
az the rerdence OF Rev. Alexander Jone. - 81
oetween 9Th and 9Th Streets who is decI;ns.
hsP,ns; 60 mmencing ct 10 O'clock all of ha f1-3e.
NC and Kitchen FURNITURE, cops;sfin IN 49,
by Durham octsvess madei
EE1ne Flush CHAIRS; 1 pair TETE E-TETrs
E cieXSans Marble top TABLES
SSHEnMDELABRAS; CARPETS; SIDFBaARn
nEDsTEADS; BEDS
T M snd Shuck MATTRESSES
LUUGGES; WARDROBE
BUREAUS; TABLES: WAsHsT.une
LOOKING GLAsSES AANDS
CCa a1NA AND GLASS WARE
COOKING STOVE; REFRInrp .mop
Office DESK. BOOK CASES -
my 26 THOS 81 Err.
COMMISSIONERS SALE on T1Nn
~ IN HENRICO.-In complianc. s.;t,, 1AAsA1
of the Circuit Court OF the CITY Of R;sh eecree
nounced on the ID day Of February 1854 =; H. p;.
OF Gordens admir- VS.. Gordon ct ais shall 20 r .s
missioner appointed for that purpose by the ss;J a
cree, proceed to sell at public auction upon ths me-
misses to the highest bidder on the 18th day Of Jprs
ioi at O'Clock, A. M that tract of land lying anS
being In the County of Henrico about six miles from
the City Of Richmond and within one of the westerl
| terminus of the Westham Plank. Road upon whicl
James Gordon. deceased. resided at the time of hi
death, containing $50 acres and adjoining the lands
thos 5. Dicken and b. w. Green upon the follow
ing terms For cash TO 50 much as will defray tn
expenses OF sale, and the balance in two equal in
at SIX and nine months with interest frou
1ne Day OF sale secured by negotiable notes well en-
dorsed, the title to be retained until the purchas
money is fully paid and possession to be given i'm
me dateiy after the sale.
| my 2o-dtds PHILIP B. JONES.
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ARRIVAL. OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
PnfLADELPHfA, May 26d1.-The steamer City
Of Manchester. from Liverpool, May ION, arrived
this morning, bringing seven hundred and four pas
sengers,
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DEATH OF MAJ. LARNARD, AND EIGHT MEN-Un-
der the head of Pacific news is the intelligence
of the death by drowning of Maj Lanard of the Ar
my, and eight men, in Puget Sound on the 9th
March. The news is confirmed by dispatches re-
ceived at Washington The names of the drowned
are:
Msj II C. Fl. Lsrnard Corporal Isaiah G. Barlow,
and privaes Fitzsinmons ana Lawrence Fitz-
patrick, and music an John Mcintire of company A
ana musician Henry Hail and Prvates John Clarke
and Henry Lees Of company Call of the 4th Infan-
try; ALSO john Hamilton, citizen boatInan.
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AUCTION aALHs.


ISsSst z 49, tszI II
BY ALkx.-NOTT 4 60
ARGE STOCK OF EXBDIfRY At
- AUCTl o " The lssStiusabSF ahf3cis1asT1 &
n, a.s e ne businsss the lt.st July
a INT ss.n OF June. at which time he vii suilseE
tag stock at Auction His sg6cE eS5 ~ a
pait q seoas aeo sets of COACH BUGGY md CART
sbou. $50 fine SADDLES e pe ehsm veg me
finest have ever had made 1iso 49, I.r.s ~
nRIDLEs; MARTINoALEs, sTisR1P fso s. 81
mr. o every description; In fact, the largest
s.hi;.ment, sn c,e usually kept in Saddlsry e.
Persons In want of oh artielea and WIN a.. 4,
the haoit OF setting every six months shall have az.
cry article charged to their account At e.sh -. "
Ii there are any accounts standing s1sinsf Ia: n
Colquitt, Agent or nyself in iivduailv ner.or.
Ing them requested to bring them N ~ ..tsi.
ment JOS ri cor G III sTsrie
my1 MOTT l. CO. Apct,
BY PULL.AM 4 DAVIS. -
A UCTION SALE or HORSES. ELM
"A Der, STABLE, &. Intending to close aur
public auction. on TUESDAY, the 3Oth day Of NAV
commencing at 10 o'clock. at our Saw Milf in MAJ
chester. large lot of LUMBER, combining prnci.
paiy OF Scanting and Josts. which will be sold to
A WAGON, Three HORSES, and a STABLE
ALSO,
Will be sold, the SAW MILL.
me buildings are ground leased from the Trustees
ALI persons indebted to the concern. viii please
come forward aud pay up. -S
my 22-dtds RE
The above named property will be sold ,ritaonf re.
sevre, at 10 o'clock. on TUESDAY next. 'A' :
my26 Ii s PULLIAM 4 DAVIS, Aucts
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RALLARD'S HAIR DYE.-The best,
- most permanent and life like flair Dye now be-
fore the public 1t colors either black or brown in
few minutes without trouble. 1t will ALSO remove
the bad effects Of other Hair Dyes. Price 81.
Sold by BENNETT BEERS,
my l9-d1mif Agents for the Proprietor.
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Dr.. j. s. Roses Female Specific, remedy for paine,
full Menstruation, Leucorrhoea or Whites. Price 81
Dr.. J. s. Roses Female Pills the only reliable
regulating pills. they have been found to be most
valuable remedy for Female complaints, to open
nature into its proper channel Price 25c. lssa
All whose constitutions are impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should read Sssss.sa.t IS.
DR.. J. s. ROSES MEDICAL ADVISER, "
which contains description OF the Diseases of our
climate and the mode of treatment 1t can be had
without charge
An of DR.. J. s. ROSES valuable Family Medi.
cines to be had of Purcell, Ledd Co.. Bennett
A. Bode ker, j. b. Wood, VIM. P. Ladd, g. Nj.
Zachrisson, A. Leslie, r. r. Duya Bro in this city,
and of dealers generally throughout the United
States. ap 2i~eodif eta :
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4 az !. MSEDIcINEss sHU o LNi]Sl

psrssions Of DI. T. s Ross q fesaaisf EseassS
l rnsnaan Fl 50 years. sspsIisnsN ,n,s
sf fis Tic 5 DSIsaAspssssai s,.sso.os '
Oh. !. s ROSES PAIN CUREn -sBp ysuiniRar ssoaf
any rsml AZ you ao you snibG
preparation which almost instantlS ~ !
mofe1s ChoIs sprsins Bruises sofs
sn nae Stomach or Bowels Stiff Neck
s nan e Surer Safe % oil sses Price ~ saa
sAasxpARILLA BLOOD puaIy,ER "a s,s.s siss s,
b. Ro 6ss1s 81 sa RssIAlffai Fl :s,
Inis preparation is made Of fresh H6nds 1
TO ,snaslp ih and combined With other
spring and Summer Medicine or Drink II = r.WSI od
0fe Ieneshng and medicinal; 10 also lfT
snrchng the Blood curing all Skin Eruptons $500
Dseases, Scrofulous Sores Venereal Disessa anS -
bad effects upon the Constitution Dr.ps;csl Ss-sl 49,
iinga Rheumatism, from Mercury Riles GA Sorss =
KdneD and Bladder Affections and raising an 4 soo
weak and broken constitution from any cause
Pnce-Sl for quart bottles 80 cents for sall bot "
ties. y
DIR. Us. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, fer fallipss Of "
the Wound, Female Weakness, Debility and Relsxs.
tion-This disease, heretofore treated By bandages
trusses. and internal supports which only prove
| paiatives, yields com pletey to the use Of thess
tonic, strengthening Golden Pills. Females Of the ,s
present age are as perfectly formed mother Eve 5
nal support. The muscles Of the BODY Ike OF In due
tone by remedie- of this character. sufHcient
support, and all that nature ever intended.
p For weakness ofthe Back Spine, Loins &c these
rus have no equal, a. Thousands who have used X
them can testify. Price, soc. per box. e. s<.Ii s,,e
After so years practice in Philadelphia, have
been requested and urged by thousands who have
been cured by my medicines to put them up for the .
use of families have done and the demand IL -
unprecedented and daily increasing ~
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to tho
IN estate of E. B. Chiles, decd, will make immedi-
ate payment and all persons having claims will pre-.
sent them the Store of Keen, Chiles and Baldwin,
that arrang may be made for their settlement
RO. H. VAUGHAN, Admir-
my 2s--tieI y. -. of =. b. CHILE8 deed.
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my Is TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
d LOTS OF VARIOUS SIZES AND

81 LOCATIONS. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
commencing at a O'clock, r. NJ. two lots ON The
north line of Leigh, between l4th and 18th streetr,
Lot Darlington street. adjoining the late residence
of Mr.. J. O. Crane; Lot on Valley street. near the
new Ticket Office and Coach Shops OF the Central
ha iI Lots on a. street on Maddox hii.;
ard Lots upon the Main street. ON ThoroushfaIe of
Bowling Green and the cross street entering the Me-
chancsville Turnpike, short distance south of the
TollGate This being already prominent turning
point for market men, gentlemen of pleasure, &c.
will be rendered much more so when the new roed
leading from the Turnpike across to the New Bulge
road recently established is fully opened and in
Thus rendering these last lots desirable to persons
wishing to combine small with lots suited for
residences and gardens. Thess Lots will be sold In
the order advertised, and the terms made to suit bid
ders TAYLOR WILLIAMS
my rs Auctioneers.
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HlHEATRE FOR RENT.-The RICH
Il MOND THEATRE will be rented for Concerto
Dramatic and other exhibitions By the week or for
shorter periods until the commencement OF the re.
gular dramatic season. In October next.
For terms, address Through the Post Oficel PRO.
prietor of the THEATRE or apply to :
my 26-eo6t Goblin APPERsON.
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GOFT COKE! SOFT COKE IA sup.
~ ply of SOFT COX ON hand suitable for CRATES,
and cooking ranges Send in your orders cor.
of 10th street, Basin Bank. &,
JOHN J. WERTH, Agent a..
For Jas. Dunlop. g
VIM c. BRAzEAL Salesman. INV 3-2aw4ws.,,s
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

Sale conducted by GODDIN& APPERsON,
nv 24-td Aucts
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WAGONS FOR SALE.-Two or three
w Second hand WAGONS--one a strong. low
wheel Wagon, suitable for hauling stone and heavy
loads. Apply to RICHARD CAUTHORN.
my 26-eodIw as - - 4
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After 80 years practice in Philadep have
been requested and urged by thousands who have
been cured by my medicines to put them up for the
use of families l have done so. and the demand is
unprecedented and daily increasing
j. s. ROSE M D. Al
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WANTS

w a N L + d "A young man, intending
w passing the Summer among the mountains Of
Virginia, offers his services to the merchants of the
city and to business men generally for the collection
OF Claims, bonding of Accounts or for the transac.
ton of any business that may be contided to him.
promising prompt attention to the same. Satisfac.
tory city references given.
Address f. A, Box 1876, Richmond P. O."
my 22-lmk
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TRACT OF LAND IN HENRIC

NRACT OF LAND IN HENRICO
Il COUNTY AT AUCTION.-Oa MONDAY, 5th
June, (beng Court day. at IL O'clock, NJ. in front of
the County Courthouse, will be sold tract Of LAND
in the county of Henrco, about six miles below the
city, near the =" Seven Pines" bounded by the VIII.
Harrisburg road on one side, and by the New Bridge
road ON the other.
The Tract contains 10 acres. of which IS are in
woods, the remainder cleared, with small dwelling
ard out-buildings.
TERMS One-third cash, balance at and months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retain
ed until last note is paid
TAYLOR A. WILLIAMS A,,nt
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his opposition 70 this Mr.. Chairman, there
is no national wing party upon the question OF
slavery. Go 10 the North, and where do you
find the whg party the slavery question: Sir the abo-
onsts the generals the freesoers the colonies
aud wings the captains Of their army they march har
moniousy and in solid column up 10 Mason and Dixons
line or the margin VI slave territory but they 20
further generally for the wings Of the Sorth fercey OPP
pose this northern and sectional sentiment IL is true the
northern aboonsts, and fee-soilers and wings when
they reach slave territory have small outlet thu
they march TO Tennessee and upon the
senator from that State Mr. BEL and will not dignity
the gentleman from Tennessee Mr. CuLoM with the cog
OF corner but mark him fore and aft ms line
tree Of northern sentiment Laughter
Mr. Chairman do not mpugn the motives Of the senator
duct and position upon this question w hat OF the senh
from Illinois who has been abused prosecuted ana
hunted down not only in the North but IN tins 1apol
compliment upon the senator from Illinois by calling him
the Sanhedrim of Illinois, The Jewish Sanhedrim were
some seventy in number and the most learned Judi
ca and ecclesiastical tribunal of their day and therefore,
If the from Illinois be equal to the Jewish Sanhe
drm, he is indeed physical and intellectual giant
Well sir am for the little giant and Sanhedrim OF Hi
nois whilst he stands by the constitution Of his country
Why sir some three four thousand northern preachers
have quit their religious calling turned politicians and let
themselves loose against him have read with care the
conflict between the noble senator and the northern clergy
and think he can cxclaim with the Roman general who
in sixty days after he crossed the Rubcon had all Rome
PROSTATE at his feet" Ve,si, rid, ric.R
1t is said that the senator from Illinois Mr. DoudLAsl
ia in favor Of progress 1t is the progressive ge-
mus OF This enlightened aye lhat mas torn he nshune
from the stormoud and made it the swift macarrer OF
the thoughts Of enlightened civilized man, from one portion
of the country another That genius acquired Lou
isiana and has extended domnions till we are admon-
ished Of our limits by tile roaring and beating
surges of the Pacific This progress has trans
erred persons and from the horse and
the slow and duh creakng wagon the iron horse Of the
railroad.
Mr. Chairman, that my time has almost expired,
but before take my desire TO state that learn that
some time since m anti-Nebaska meeting held in
Rockcase county, in district, and the was pub
lshed to the country as large meeting. Said meeting
passed some anti-Nebraska resolutions which have pre-
scented this body advised and requested by some
of the citizens Of said county, to state that said meeting
was very small and that very few of the wing or demo-
cratic party participated in the same
(HeIe the hammer fell
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The Buffalo tNew York; Republic resumes its old haoe
with great in the following paragraph alludiug
Senator Douglas
AT Chicago few days since, they did not display sue
delcacy in the hint they prepared give him that his a
sence desired than his company. gentlemanb
was there on the receipt Of tegraphc despatch announcer
that the great little author of the Nebraska outrage wa @
his way to the Garden City, informs that the oubu'
indignation such that his friends found il necessary
telegraph back to him, notifying him that, he did mol o
sire TO be presented he had better give ohoaeo
wide berth He took the hint and used his cane in anon
direction diverging degrees from that destination
alsehcod relieved by single ray Of truth. Jude
bouplas not on his way TO Chicago when he last vs.
tied New York; telegraph TO that effect an'
Of the character alluded to Of any political ohar'
ter received by him from Chicago while in New io
The fabrication is of those unmigated ssehood nov
circulated by the pous and moral wings who opposed ~
Nebraska bill senator Douglas will be is home In Chr
cgo after the Adjournment Of Congress and II the Repue
cwans to hear HIM 1t had better take athcupdergouno
railroad" and 80 on, too.
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CONGMss- MONDAY.

Numerous petitions presented and refer
red to the appropriate committees
Mr. Clayton introduced bin for the more eiectual sup
preston of the slave trads American-built vessels
A discussion sprung up in relation TO the Kansas
aud Nebraska b the repeal OF the ugityeslase law, &C.
in which Messrs Jones of Tennessee Rockwell sumner
Butler Mason and Petit participated Mr. Dixon obtained
the aoor and the SEND. adjourned
HOUSE, OF REpREsE sTArvEsThe House refused 10 sus-
pend rules admit the bin Of Mr. Bliss 10 prosecute
the Martha Washington conspraor and passed joint
resolution for connecting survey in Alabama with the
boundary line between Alabama and Florida Mr. Benton
made attempt to introduce resolutions de-
erng the consideration Of the
ton bill until the House shall be fully informed the
subject and until the question of breach of the privileges
OF the House. which he regarded involved in that treaty
shall have been considered The House went into commits
tee proceeded the consideration OF the
ty-appropriation bill Mr. Benton opposed IT. and Mr. Bay
ly of Virginia. replied. Mr. Jones, of Pennsylvania OBJ
tanned the floor when the committee rose and the House
adjourned.
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EoaL1MlIN

be 10 be revived and the reign dscord could b
restored Again does he the leadership of faction
Yesterday NJ the head Of the abolitoss to-day the ad
vance champion Of the wing party and lis policy Such
the fate of Who from false step in life proceed
to Others until ahe memories Of their better days
in the sad sequel OF their career We predict said
in last number that Of all his adventures in politics
this will prove be the least profitable satisfactory
the least in accordance with his claims to serioasneshe
least harmony with those noble lessons of his earlier Life
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sux's wrsH-sou,hcy in his @omnianayP relates the
following:
sWhen was last at Lisbon made her escape from
the nunnery The first thing for which she inquired when
she reached the boase in which she 10 be secreted
looking-glass She had entered the convent when
only ve years old and from that time had pccr seen her
own face
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WASHINGTON CITY.


or IsxAEL JAss No. e2 south Ten,h street, Phade.
phs, general travelling assisted by WA H. WELD
Joas coL1lss Jaass DExase Hassrr, Jos. Burros Csc
Burros Isaac M. BoDsss EpsuEp w. WmKy, wiLuAA l..
WATERMAN, and onoaGE T. &c cLxop.
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SPEECHES OF MESSRS. ELLIOTT AND SMITH.
The speeches of Mr. Elliott of Kentucky, and Mr. Smith,
of Virginia which appear in paper to-day, will attract
attention The former gentleman discusses the Nebraska
question with force and effect whilst the latter makes
triumphant reply to the remarks made by Mr. Culom in
regard to Mr.. Cays course the Missouri Compromise.
We commend them both readers worthy of care
full perusai tI
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KossUTH on THE STATE OF EURoPs.-On the 4th instant
there was public demonstration at Sheffield in favor of
the nationality of Poland De Kossuth took an active
part; and among the points made in his speech find
the following:
"Aluding the universal opinion entertained in this
country that Russia has grown dangerous TO the freedom
of Europe and she be checked in her eneroachments
that unless dpomasts and politicians called upon TO
define what they by the freedom OF Europe and
10 state what they intended TO check the power
Of Russia would IN the end be discovered English blood
had been she'd and millions Of Engands money spent in
producing result quite the contrary Of what expect
ed From consideration of the origin the progress and
the rational issue of the present he drew the following
conclusions
That it is the partition of Poland by which Russia has
grown dangerous TO the world and which brought Russia
down the Danuban principalitc, and thence to Hum
gary and that the oppression Of Hungary by Russian in
reference has been the stepping stone to the present amb
tous daring Of the Car If England he said had not
allowed the spoation of Poland and if she had protested
against Russian interference in Hungary should have
been spared the dangers and sacrifices of the present
without the spending of English shilling the she'd
ding Of drop of English blood He contended that either
there sincerity in the profession political
meaning in the design, that Turkey Is be maintained
necessary the peace OF Europe and Russia be checked
without Poland being at the time reconstructed in
dependent nation and Hungary made independent and free
These aims he said would be entirely subvertcd by Eng
land taking Austria for her ally and he called upon his
hearers sign petitions and do all they could prevent
his conviction that lasting peace could not be secured
without Poland Hungary and Italy being restored TO their
national rights
The London Times has editorial in which endeavors
the effect of these remarks and regards the
latter declaration Of Kossuth sufficient evidence of the
identity Of the interests Of the revolutionary party in Eu
rope with those OF Russia,
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MILITARY EXECUTION ~ CssapA--Thc Kingston HeraN
says that soldier shot for deseron Monday les.
at the garrison, Fort Henry, and adds that the articles
war viii be for the future in the case Of soldiers mos
ripidv crecuied
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Corrrf-Asparagus Is waxing potent enough to threat
en- usurpaton Of breakfastdom Hear what experimental
philosophy pronounces on the coming revolution
Lieg THE illustrious German cheinis) says that
paragus contains in common with tea and coffee prin
ciple which he calls taurinc and which he considers
sentia TO the health Of those who do not take strong
else Taking the hint from Baron Liebg, writer in the
London Gardeners Chronicle led to test asparagus
substitute for coffee lie says: The young shoots first
prepared were agreeable, having an alkaline taste
then tried the ripe seeds These roasted and ground make
full-navorcd coffee not easily distinguished from fine
Mocha The seeds are easily freed from the berries by dry
ing them in cool oven and then rubbing them sieve
In good soils asparagus yields seeds abundanty and hcy
are charged with taurnc and identical with seeds Of the
coffee plant asparagus coffee may be grown in the United
States II than half the cost per pound Of the article
now so largely imported