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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
BOARD OF COCNCILMEN.

WEDNESDAY, june Z, lcpf'
Presen,-EDwiyJ J. Brown Esq, President, in the chair
and - members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

This Board me, at their Hall, corner OF Grand and
Elm-sts at o'clock last evening.
V. WILlIAMs, ESD, President pro tenn, in the Chair
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CONGRESS-

In the Senate, on Monday a communicate.
was received from the War Department, in reply to
late resolution of that body, which desired some
detailed information IN relation to the disastrous
wreck of the steamer San francisco.
Among other matters of private business was n
petition from several inhabitants OF this city aud N
York, for the privilege of placing railroad along
Pennsylvania Avenue, from the Navy Yard TO
GEORGETOWN Also, one to the same effect, signed
by about one hundred citizens.
The absorbing subject OF public interest, how
ever was the report of the Committee on Terrific
ries providing for the establishment OF two new
Territories, commonly called the Nebraska bill Mr.
Douglas, as Chairman of the Committee which re-
ported the bill, delivered an animated speech Of
nearly an hour in explanation of its important pro
vsion in regard to slavery and in reply to paper
which has been signed and circulated by sundry
gentlemen ia opposition to the slavery provision Of
the bill He was replied to in speeches of conside
rabIe earnestness by Mr.. Chase and Mr.. Sumner
Itwouid be premature to say more than that, from
iutimarions avowed by these gentlemen, the discus
sion is likely to take wide range.
The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, transacted nc
general business 1t being resolution day. numerous
propositions were introduced and referred to com
nittees, the most important OF which was one il
regard to setting apart portion OF the public lands
for the support of common schools in the seyera
G akes.
1t was difficult to keep quorum in the House
many of the members having gone TO the Senate Il
hear the opening discussion the bill to organ
ize the Nebraska Territory.--RGt. Int.
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TELEGRAPHlCA NE VS..
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA -'.
Four Days Later from Europe.
The Allied Fleets in the Black Sea!
FIGHTING ON THE DANUBE
BRILLIANT SUCCESSES OF THE TURKS /
IaHTING ON THE DANUBE
SUCCESSES OF THE TURKS
PROGRESS OF THE NEGOTIATIONS.
DEATH OF A PRINCESS, &c

NEW York, Feb 1.-The steamer Asia has ar.
rived with Liverpool advices to January Ia.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR. Qd
The allied fleets, on the 3rd, all proceeded to the
Black Sea, with the exception of six ships, which
were left at Beicess Bay TO guard the Borphorus-
The first diyieion remained anchored at the Rapids.
1t is not supposed that the Gear views the entry OF
the fleets into the Black Sea declaration OF war,
although be had ordered all his own fleet to return
to sebastopol by the 9th of January.
The Turks had gained the most brilliant successes
on the Danube. They stormed and carried the
Russian entrenched camp at Citale, near kala!at,
and put to the sword $500 of the enemy. Tney also
attacked body of 1900 Russians, who were sent
to relieve Citale and after sharp encounter COM
PEELED them to retreat
The Russians are thus driven back from positions
at which they attempted to cross the Danube.
The Turkish brce in this battle amounted to
| Is, 600 men, with Is guna
1t is admitted that Onler Pasha brilliantly outlna-
nosuvred the Russian commander. Other advan-
| tases had been gained on the Danube, which were
formally noticed by the Divan the lst of Janua-
| ry in an interview with the Ambassadors of the
Four Powers The details are not given, hut it is
supposed the storning and capture OF karakal,
with several skirmishes in Asia, and the defeat OF
tie Turks under the weak Generalship of Abdi Pa
| aha, were confirmed; but Gen Guyon had gone to
take command Of the army, with full powers, and
| the spirits of the Turk revived.
| Schamy', the Circassian Chief had sent mcssen-
ger to the Porte, announcing that he was fully pre-
pared to act energetically against the Russians.
| Meanwhile, negotiations were going on. The
Sutan's approval of the decision OF the Grand
| Council to open negotiations the footing propos
ed by the Four Powers, had been published Tar
KEY is to send representative to the Conference
which will be held in some neutral city.
| This arrival brings confirmation of the repor,
that Persia had resumed negotiations with Great Br
tain, and will not, at present, attack the Turks.
| MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
The American chips Edward Fletcher and Coz
| dor have been fallen in with, wrecked Crews and
| passengers saved and landed in Holland.
| The infant Princess OF Spain died suddenly
Another subject for diplomatic interference has
| arisen. Rev. James c. Richmond complains that he
detained prisoner by the Austrian police at Beche-
net, in Hungary, and calls the United States for
a redress of his grievances.
CHINA
| Annoy has been re-captured by the lmperialiss g,
| who mas sacred 1000 of the inhabitants
lowing to the extreme lateness tof the hour, we
received no report of the foreign markets We
very much regret this omission
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ricr of the 18th inst, says:
Lieut.. Sweeney, now OF the ID regiment of the u.
S. Infantry, formerly of the New York Volunteers,
informs that when he left San Diego, Dec. 3Ist
Col. Walker had received large reinforcements,
and was carrying everything before him-the pre-
yious accounts, respecting his having been closely
pressed were correct. Prior to the arrival of the
reinforcement, he was penned up by large force
Lieutenant Sweeney also informs US that advices to
the 31st ult from the city of Mexico, received al
Acapulco, confirm the report respecting Gadsden's
new treaty. The new Republic will soon be amons
the things that were
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MORSE vs.. O.REILLY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-In the Supreme Court
to-day, a decision was rendered in the Telegraph
case brought up from the Circuit Court OF Ken
lucky, wherein Morse was granted an injunction
against o Reilly for using an electro magnetic tele-
graph, styled the Columbian, gotten up by Messrs.
Took e. Barnes The Supreme Court decided ia
favor ofperpetuatng the injunction granted against
oReilly in Kentucky and makes each party detray
their own costs
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NOlICE.-The subscriber having takeL
In the buildings corner of franklin aud Wall sts.,
takes this method Of calling the attention OF his
friends and the public generally to his new stock OF
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
&c. He 10 prepared execute all orders in his line
with neatness and dispatch.
Having obtained the services of Mr.. LEMUEL
RIPLEY he il prepared TO get up, In superior style
and furnish as fine Light Buggy and Carriage Harness
a. cen be obtained In our city.
ia film HEN&Y hAhEh'
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ITO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND.
Il LEONARD'S MOTTO, SMALL tPROFITS
AND QUICK RETURNS!--Having just received a
fine assoI tnent of Fancy articles from New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore, he begs to invite the
attention OF his fair friends and public in to
4th and Broad streets, No 222 He will sell his as.
sortment of goods just received at the very lowest
price. adhering to his motto small profits and quick
returns. THOS. LEONARD
Druggist, &c. 222 Broad st.
Do not forget his Cough Medicine, the instant re.
lief and speedy cure. ia 80
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We received but meaere supply of papers last
evening-none from Philadelphia and New York:
while most of the Baltimore and Washington pa
pers got on the wrong track AMI failed to arrive
The Southern mail beyond Petersburg, failed en-
firaIv
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u.vx goRsrRy--On Saturday afternoon last,
: York a man named John Lane, keeper Of a
,,uor cellar corner of Anthony and Centre streets
,as arrested. charged with stealing from the per-
-, nj John Peters, certified checks to the amount
=, nsar $4,000. together with certificates Of stock
naa, $4,000 mere. In addition to all this, there
was 500 In gold coin; $50 IN bank bills on the
Rank of Cape Fear; also, gold watch and chain,
fnew. } In case, worth $50; one gold finger ring,
valued at $40 and gold stud worth s.. The cir
.umstances are as follows:
Mr Peters. 1t appears, ia a resident OF Greeosbo.
rough, Cuillurd county, North Carolina, and agent
Of a cold mining company IN North Carolina, and
was in New York on business. soon after his al,
rivsl he became somewhat intoxicated, strolled
about the city, and accidentally wended his way to-
wards the Five Points, when he WAS soon met BY
some of the females OF that locsiiy, who Introduced
him to the cellar at the corner OF Anthony and
Centre streets Here, soon alter his entry, not
~;,ss,sndiug his imperfect mind produced by
Eauor he felt certain they were robbipg him, and
called out for help
Officer Martins attention was drawn to the cellar
Inv one or two persons who suspected something
WAS wrong The officer forced open the door and
there he found Lane holding Mr. Peters by the coat
Lane exclaimed, Here, officer. take this man
away. he's drunk, making disturbance aud break
ing no my things" Mr.. Peters replied, II am rob
bed OF all my property" rhe officer not knowing
whose order TO obey, took charge OF both, and con
veyed them before the magistrate On searching
the person OF the prisoner, gold finger ring was
found which was identified by Mr. Peters as the one
stoeu from him. The officer then returned to the
cellar and there recovered several checks and Ger
ticsfes of stock. All the other property, with the
exc e,i9n of near $500 in gold which is supposed
to have been carried of by one OF the women, was
found on the person of Mr. Peters, supposed to have
been replaced by the thieves.
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NOTICE NOTICE - BALTIMORE
IN DAILY SUN.-Al subscribers to the baltimore
Daily Sun, owing Lewis Lindsay, the Carrier, viii
please make their payments at the etiice l4th
Pearl street. ]. W. EVANS.
N B.-The SUN will be delivered on Shockoe
Hill Route in future by Mr. George Williams. Sub.
scrbers served heretofore for 10 cents per week.
payable to the Carrier weekly.
ia S0-4ts J. w EVANS
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Capt Beaver, OF the brig Sea Foam, who shot
VIM. Crannaer, at New Castle, Del, was found San
day afternoon secreted in the cargo of his vessel
He was very much frightened, and begged the
crewt not TO kiil him. He and his crew were lodg
ed 10 Jail
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NORFOLK, Jan. 3o.-The British Brig Otter from
HALIFAX Tor Port spain bound TO Baltimore in bal
last, was totally wrecked on the Goth near Cape
Charles-captain and crew saved.
The schr Maid from Charleston for Baltimore
has put In with loes of foremost, main top mast
sfpaNs, sails. &c. She experienced severe gales
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EIFIY DOLLARS REWARD will b

EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be
Il paid for the delivery in jail in this city of the
negro woman JULIA, who absented herself last
night She ives enticed off, and accompanied by her
husband, Jerry, who is owned by Mr.. kipnard of
this city Julia is of dark compile xion, about five feet
high thrtyhve years of age and small frame. Jerry
is very black, about five and Q half feet high, and
slight tran The woman Julia was owned for so ne
time by Mr.. Judson Crane, tod to trader last july
and at the earnest solicitation of aud assurance by
her husband. Jerry, that she was faithful and vau-
able nurse, her present owner was induced TO pur'
chase her Julia has been well treated and LETT her
home without any known cause. Ii taken out Of the
State, one hundred dollars win be paid.
Amply at this office js26-1wf
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Mr.. James Rye, a snali farmer Giving in Charles
ton Bottcm sh0rt distance below Maysville. Ky-.
accidentally shot himself last week, and died in
sasen hours afterwards. He attempted to break a
guE which had been repeatedly used contrary to
disorders, and incautously took it by the muazle
The jar OF the blow forced back the cock which re.
tursed instantly to It's place. dischargn the contents
of the gun IL the riga groin.
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A. FOUR ACRES OF GROU ND,
Iii WITH DWELLING AND STABLE
THEREON, IN SYDNEY, AT PRIVATE SALE
We authorized to treat prvarely for the aaIe Of
square of GROUND in Sydney nearly adjoining the
public square, and bounded by MAR, Franklin and
streets having a large and beautiful front ON
ling. Stable. &C. recently built, while the properly is
well enclosed and drained
Being admirably adapted for building SITES and 10.
Gated in the most rapidly improving part of Sydney
this property is highly valuable, more especially as
this Is about the last opportunity for purchasing land
in Sydney by this squsre 50 near the city.
TERMs-On-fifth cash balance at /, 2, 8 AID 4
years, with interest, and sati sfactorily secured
il 3n-ts TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
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The Fraecb have takea possession OF the beauti.
full group of islands called New Caledonia Ii is
about 900 miles east OF 260 miles long
and 20 tide
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MYSTERIOUS DusAPPEARANcE.-Mr Edward Sic
vim of the firm OF r. g. E. Slevin OF Louis vile, yer,
mystenously disappeared on Sunday night, the I'D
He is supposed to have been murdered.
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James Robertson, Esq. for many years connect
ed with the Bank of the United States OF its
leading officers departed this lie Saturday even
ing last, al his residence ia Philadelphia.
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o. DWELLING HOUSE AND VA
MI CANT LOTS ON CLAY STREET, AT PRI-
VATE SALE For sale, new brick COTTAGE on
Clay street opposite the residence of Peter D. Glinn
Esq, containing from six to eight rooms with usual
outhouses, all finished in nice style, the whole pre-
misses presenting remarkably neat appearance, with
80 feet of ground on CLAW street, adjoining the
above, running back about $50 feet.
A long credit will be given for considerable por.
ton ofthe purchase money.
ia 80 TAYLORiG WILLIAMS.
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pRIVATE BOARDING.-A gentleman
l. and his lady can be furnished with pleasant
room and board in gentee family, residing short
distance from the Banks. Inquire at this office.
ia S0-ts
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NOTICE.-The President and Directors
IN of the Glover Hin Railroad Company have de-
clared dividend of Ten Per out of the profits
of the last six months payable at the office of the
Company on and after the first day of March next.
ia 30-lw D. S. WOODBRIDGE, Trea'r.
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BY TAfLOK Z WILLIAMS. Aucts.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ES

BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS, AucIs.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ES-
Y TATE ON FRANKLIN NEAR GOVERNOR
STREET, AT AUCTlON.-On SATURDAY next,
4th inst, at O'Clock. p NJ, upon the premises will
be sold that valuable TENEMENT on the north side
of Franklin street. 2d house above Metropolitan HALL
The building is new and remarkably well built, con-
tains good rooms, with Closets &C., and 10 in per-
feet order. efN s-ls5
The lot fronts p feet and runs back to an alley Is
feet wide with the of tuvert.
Being centrally located and well arranged for
comfort. this property is regarded highly valuable
for private residence.
/ TERMS -One-third cash balance at 4 and 8 mo- &
with interest, credit payments to be secured by q
deed of trust. 5,.-
CORN, PROVENDER, MULES AND
~ HORSES. WAGON, &c..-BACON. AND
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
AT AUGTION.-.On TUESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY,
at l0t o'clock. A. NJ. at the farm of James Philips
{who is about to decline faTminR) about 4 miles
above the city, near the Three. Chopped Road will
be sold about IS Bbls. CORN. large quantity OF
OATS, HAY. CLOVER. STRAW. &c. !; several
MULES and HORSES. WAGON and 2CAKTS, and
stock of Farming Implements; also a prime lot of
New BACON, anT variety of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE. as&
TERMs-Sums under 500 cash above that amount
four months credit for approved paper.
ja30 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts 2
Should the weather on the day above named be
such to prevent the SALE the will take place
onthe next fair day. at the same day.
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n ssss - Il 6UpOk19 - AReGnUull !. ss M 7 -
HOUSE AND LUZ Oh BAKER 81.
y2r s4IE Az Agcf!9It Z, syill !. .esl =
AZ. ie5a apos he prsnIses ecmnsnsiss 4 o;sjss
= sIsu TensmeDt o. Baker srset se1fly sppssifs
e ne Ssjssnss q II yasss Sheet. .sdscv =.
= 'ss dSnb bisss A Essls ss's A.s
20 VALUABLE LUIS UN OREGON
~ HILL FOB SALE AT AUCTION -will Be
scld. OF MONDAY. The 1ssh Febrpary, 1854 upon
re gremises csnmeneing s O'Clock (immsdiste-
css.i ssS ss :s.s.5s ioTs s - s osese q
and sd i E. Ear = ' Psa ,si ) he sS
These Lott are rems.sabiy handsomely located.
snd are among the most valuable on that improving
TEaMs-o ne-third cash. balance 4 ) and 8 months
for pegonable notes, interest added. secured by
tm y d deed GoDDIH s AfPERSON.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLINGS
ON CLAY AND SEVENTH sTREETs. EOR
SALE AT AUCTION Be sold, on TUES.
DAY. 9TH February, 1854 upon the premises, com
msncing st : o'clock those six newly erected brick
DWELLINGS,, situated in the c1ty Of Richmond on
the south sde Of Clay between 7Ih and srh streets
Zach tenement has seven rooms besides kitchen.
Several 81 them are occupied bv GOOD tenant.
TEFMs.-one-fourth eash, balance 1t q, II and ls
~ ,ol notes, interest added, secured
The taxes for the present year to he paid Nv the
purchasers. GODDiN APPERSnN
80 Snct.
/ OTIS NOS. 81 AND 81 IN THE PLAN
~ OF MARION HILL. FOR SALE AT AUG.
TlON.-Wl be sold at suction, in front of Heprieo
county court house ON MONDAY. the 7th Of Februa.
~ 1854 at O'clock Lots Noa So and 81 in the plan
2, MsIlon htil, containing each acres, and owned
These !.ts are within, nearly 80. of the enclo-
sures of Messrs. ] j. Peasants and Ro. H. Styli
ia a4-dtds eoDD1Na ApPERsoN, Auct..
GALE OF A TRACT OF LAND. A
~ BOVE RICHMOND, UNDER A TRUST
DEED.-In pursuance of the provisions of deed of
trust bearing date the Goth Of July. 1885, and admit
ted to record in the Clerks Office of Henrico county
Court on the same day, from Anderson Grubbs and
Julia A. E. his wife, to the undersigned a. trustee to
secure to William J. Chick the pay of 500 with
interest thereon from the 26th Of July 1885, till pai
shall, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of FEB.
RUARY, 1854, at IL o'ciocx, proceed to SELL at
parcel # land in the county of Henrico, about 10
mileB above the City of Richmond, adjoining the
lands of Thomas o. Burton, Alfred Winston and
James Winston, containing two hundred and fifteen
acres; upon the following terms to wit for cash.
as to so much of the proceeds may be necessary
to defray the expe of executing the trust the
fees for drawing and recording the deed If then I'M
paid. and to pay the said sum of $700, with the
chase money, to be made payable at such time and
secured in such manner the said Grubbs shall
scribe. in case oil his failure give such direc
iion at such time and in such manner as shall pre-
scribe.
The title to said land believe be good but selling
as trustee shall only convey such is vested in me
by the trust deed aforesaid. Should the sale be pre-
vented on the day appointed by iuclemency of the
Is effected. JAMES Elicit Trustee
Richmond January 80, 1854. ja30-tds
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The City Councils met yesterday evening, AM
rescinded Their resolution passed on Friday rernoy
Corporation. G. A. Tayenner, elected by the Cour
ellis on Friday, resigned.-Aler. Gar, Tuesday.
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"ANTED-I wish to rent a Store on
w the south side of klan street, between 18th
and 18th streets.
EDWD. d. EACHO,
Is General Agent and Collector.
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HAaRIssvsn, Jan. 3o--6oy. Bigler left today for
Ere. He he's invited Gen. Paryisnce and w. f.
Packer, 70 act as Snperintendents OF the Franklin
rosa and contsaue travel till the Legislature takes
further action
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IRISH LINENS, PILLOW CASE LIN
Il EMS, SWISS AND CAMBRIA MUSLINS OF
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.-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
dressed Linens, varying in price from 57a to IS cts.
Also SO pieces Pillow Case Linens at S7 cts. the
yard Swiss Cambria Check Plaid and Striped Mus
Inns new aud handsome assortment end very cheap.
Besides the usual assortment to be found in a Dry
Goods Store J. MILLHISER BRO.
ia 81 1873 Broad ct.
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SUkPRISING BUT NEVERTHELESS
~ TRUE.-The prices which LEVY is selling his
CLOTHING at, surprises the closest buyers so he
must really be selling cheap; and if you don't believe
it. just call on him and examine for yourselves and
you will be convinced that his clothing is not only
the cheapest, but the best made in the city, As the
season has far advanced he will sell off his Over
coats at cost and even ess her than keep them
until next winter. Now is the time to huv your
clothing, and the place is at A. LEWIS,
No. So Main street, ep. City Hotel,
jail Sign Of the Red Cast
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WANTED-By two young men who
w have been engaged in business in the country,
situations in some mercantile business in this city.
where they could have constant employment. and
make themselves useful. Refer to Doggett Ander-
son, Governor street. IA B-iwN
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WHEELING, JAM 30.-The stage of water Il
ahe channel has fallen to ii feet inches. TIN
steamers Wheeling and David White arrived today
with heavy freight for the East
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BALTTAoRE, Jsn. 3o--A fire this morning burn;
keip's dnnery establishment on German street. and
lrmanis carpenter shop; also another adjoining
The Glosc hotel was ia much danger, bat saved.
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BY DUNLOP. M0NCURE L CO. 7a--sTsg
HARGO OF CAhUENAS MOLASSEga
AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,, the IL 9
February at II O'Clock, will sell at our wharf "a
warehouse az Rockets, the cargo Of the schf. A. g
Howe from Cardsnas with s7sis = It 81 s91
20 % fierce. nens Prime new crop MoLAssEs. g g.
TERMs--Al sums under sloo. cash; 500 and over !,
four months credit for approved ne gotiable paper
q Sale without regard to weather. = -
j.31 DUNLOP, MONCURE CO. Auctn So
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49, WANTED-I wish to rent com
- Portable House, near Bacon Quarter Branch.
laA EDW'D d. EACHO.
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WANTED-For the ensuing year, five
w able bodied NEGRO MEN, of good charac-
ter, suitable for mill work.
de % CRENSHAW FISHER.
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CTORAGE WANTED-I have room to
- store 500 bbls Flour so 600 bushels Wheat and
from to 700 hhds Molasses or Sugar. Appl, to I
jaS0 ROBT RANKIN, on the Dock.
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WANTED-A good secondhand Street
las s. McGRUDERs SONS.