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FROM, PORT Az. PRINCE CONFESSION AND
RETURN OF, An ALLEGED MURDERER

| - - - $500 : q - F|s8 80 3
PHrrAprrp,aA. Aue. is.--The bark Aaron a.
Harvey, arrived to day from Port an Prince unnk-
ing man named John Miller. sent home By me
United States Consul at his own request to stand
trial tor the murder Of woodcutter named Myers,
In the woods 10 Washington township. Morris eoun
~, NJ J., about ten mouths since Miller alleges
that he was 1t work with smother man c.ftinE
wood when he quarreled with Myers employed
on an adjoining farm. fight ensucd and Myers
was killed by Miller. He escaped to New York In
the steamer Delaware, and shipped to London,
where he says he confessed his crime to the Consul
but was not sent home AZ he wished.
He afterwards went to Port su Prince and hear-
log there that tho man who was working In the
woods with him was accused Of the murder and
would probably be convicted, to save bis life he
placed upon the bark. He has repeated the same
story here and manifests no dsposition to escspe
the consequences.
Since the above was In type, we have received
the following dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 19.-Joho Miller, the self.
confessed murderer, had an interview with the
| sheriff of Burlington county, New Jersey, this
morning. The latter 10 not aware of any such
murder having occurred 10 that county, and thinks
is probable that the prisoner Il under q mistake
| about the death of the man. Miller repeated his
confession this morning, and stated his fellow work
man had Joined him In giving money to Myers wife
| te enable her to escape from the brutal treatment
other husband. Myers, he said, accused the two
OF connving at her desertion and various quarrels
occurred, during the last of which Myers attacked
prisoner with stick, when q struggle ensued and
| the uulucky blow was given which prisoner sup
poses caused the death Of Myers. He says the man
was dying when he left.
Miller is % years ofage, but has the appearance
of man OF 40. He is afflicted with rheumatism
| and Is very decrepid.
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wAsHrNorou rrrns.

On Saturday evening there wss : 6ioody sfIr~y
10 wsshingon between Ne jsssntynen BAKERS
snpjoJed respectively Ii she bakeries Of Mr.. Nc
Kelden and Mr. Frazier. fivaiestablishments Thu
McKalden party visited Mr.. Frsxisr's place and
made violent attack. John chensuN was badly
cut BY John Beckett
C. g. Baylor, lately editor Of the Baltimore Times
an independent paper, orieinslly, bat Afterwards
Democratic, has been appointed TO clerkship 10
the State Department.
Thos c. Porter has been appointed U. 8 .aCellec
tor for the port of n. Oheans.
There is desperate struggle among the appii
canfs for the post Of Third Auditor in the Treasury
Department. John B. Guthrie, ex.Mayor Of Pitts
burg, and relative of the Secretary. 10 positively
determined upon.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT sTREErs-
will be received NJ fh;s &c

y nee until MONDAY next, the 2lst inst. It Il
O'clock NJ TOT the following WORK, viz PAVING SOL
from Grace street 70 Clay street. and relayins the
cutter passinents now on said street. For new sut.
Of franklin street from 24th TO 25t6 stresf md on
South side Of Grace street from cath to 29h streef
Also for grading Franklin street from s4th % 18th
greet THE earth TO be deposited on Frankiin east Of
ss.h street. and also for sravellins 18th street from
Main to Cary.
The proposals. will state stwhst time ltd proposed
bid forths price per cabic yard for sradins and per
SQUARE yard for new aad solid pavements And Tor ara
jecting any or ill the bids
The contractor will be required to execute : con-
trses With snproved security prompt and faith.
exee.tion ct the work, and upless such contract
q eNned ~thin ten days sss the date Of the award
yui be considseed - abandoned.
Form rsher psytieulasss inquire Of
ssss,.h csnnsf stzssts ana ssps. St.ssts
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AN INFORMANT LAWSUIT There 10 now pend.
Ing In the fedeial Court at Staunton, Virginia suit
tional Armory at Harper's Ferry. 1t is brought by
Messrs Brown, Beekham h Co. against the superin.
tendent to gain pesseasou of strip of land on the
south bank OF the Potomac river, which the parties
claim under Virginia land warrant, laid few years
cuded In the grant from Harper or Wager to tie u.
States This strip has been occupied for more than
nifty years BY the government works. and no question
value u nov set upon It because 1t 10 thus occupied
The counisi for the claimants are Messrs Walter
drew Hunter; for the United States. Messrs James
NJ Mnson, Fleming B. Miller and perhaps other emil
nent men. They were engaged last week in taking
the testimony OF the "oldest inhabitantsr Amons
the curious old papers noticed in the testimony was
ne Sssia.i "ProPnetsry Grant" from Lord T6omss
In lI6l The trial will probably come On in October
AND sxpected to attract great interest a. well
sne va.us and Importance of the property In
confiiet OF master mnds-NationaI I.feli;c..r., ~
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f6I U6l DAY


YsRU6TEE'S SALE OF LAND. HOB
y sE9, COWS CARNAGE AND HkANESa.
hOrsE HOLD AND KITCHEN 1unNITURE.
AT AuOfioNs--ln pufspauce Of tbs proyfsuns oil
csfsein dsed Of trusf dated 13th day Of Novsmhor
1870 snd duly rscerded II fhs clsrk,s olcs OF Hen-
nso Ooaney Cour for esrtsin purposes therein
CO. exeSetsa @ the subscriber BY n =. pay sud IA.
y ne vie VIII expose for sale, 1t public auction
on THU eSDAYs 3lsf August, inst. commencing q
~ os;ock II the morning. upon the Iremises the
foiiow1ng properly b Wit That parcel Of Land In
the county Of Henrieo eonfsinipF about 50 sexss
more Or iesas and known by the nsme Of "Hopewsll.
ADJOINING the lands Of James Malone. w. Green ia
cob 8. Atiss. and Henry e. Rice. 81 S.
Also. sns following Ressonsl Property, to wit s
Horses, Cows, Carriage aud Harness. and eli the
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, nov In ths POS
scasion and occupation Of said n. r. Day. 80,
Terms made kpowa at ssls. S. = y - 8
EDWARD D. EACHO, Trustee.
Al 21-dtda sFS5F = = =
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RETURN OF MR.. SICKLEs TO EUROPE.
The New York Herald, of Saturday, has the fol

u. . WASHING TON, mug. 10, 1904.
Mr.. Daniel i. Sickles, Secretary of the American
Legatitn at London has be in this city for the past
our foreign relations. He brought dispatches fIom
Mr.. Buchanan at London, and Mr.. Souls at Madrid
placing the Cabinet du courdnt with all matters con-
nected with the Spanish revolution. We learn that
be has been in daily communication with the Pres-
dent and the Secretary of State since his arrival
Sickles will sail for Europe to morrow by the Allan
tic from New York and that he il the bearer of de.
spaehes containing instructions to Ministers at
Londsn, Paris and Madrid 1t is understood that our
Ministers directed to favor the republican party
In Spain. giving them aid and comfort in consdera-
ton of some reforms to be introduced into
the government Of Cuba That this 10 the purport of
the instructions intrusted with Mr. Sickes there il
reasonable doubt; and should the republican or libe-
raj party become dominant, this line of policy will
be pursued. :
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BUILDING LOTS o. MADDOX HILL
10 # AUCTt0nJ-0 o. THUn1DAY EVENING,
80 ee - eeleeks vii MI tuo ysiusble buill.
sassins ~ ~ g fsst s.eh 9 Baldwin erect
!. s.0.sthist essEs saisses = = - .,e.ths
g IA ALEX. MOTT, Asct.
HurTEE'S 8 A = E.-MULEG AT
% lssh ssrsst VIII q s0Ia = fsar q orr ssore
g ~ yelosk three large, ~ sns ma IN n INT mt
MULES. BY order Of the Trrstsc AS eWeh broke
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CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug 15-While the steamboat
Crescent City was on her way from Buffalo, bound to
this city last night Capt Wells. of Black River was
and Mrs johnson, of Milan, of pc, and lot Of jew.
elry. Four young men, named woodward, Martin,
Duraad and Guin being suspected of having commit
tod the robteriss all arrested the arrival of
the boat. The stolen property was found on two of
the men also, three valuable gold watches and costly
knie ht.templar rings which were supposed to have
been stolen. They were held for further examina-
ton to morrow.
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SEVERE STORM In JACKSON.

On Monday morning OF last week, = severe hail
storm occurred at Ripley Jackson county. Our
correspondent informs us that In that village from
1000 to 5000 pancs of glass were broken. Great
hood. The same, or q similar storm, was expert
enced on that morning, we learn, near Point Pleas
ant. in Mason county, utterly destroying some fnf
fields OF corn. Kandackd Rep. Aug. IT,
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ARREST.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l9.-Dr. Evans, proprietor
of the safety Railroad Bar invention, has been ar
rested and held to bail for obt aiming money under
false pretences in selling certificates of shares in
patent which tits charged has never been issued
by the patent Office.
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CHOLERA IN STAUNToN.-During the past weel
there have been several deaths In Staunton, from
disease resembling cholera Those who died were
principally Irish. On the 18th, however, W. Martin
and Mrs. N. Trayer died of the same disease.
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ST. LOUIS, Friday, August 18th, 1854 John 8.
Phelps (Democrat) il reelected to Congress from
the Fourth District by handsome majority.
The Legislature, upon joint ballot will stand AZ
follows: Wings, 63; Democrats (Anti Benton) 60;
Renfona 20 .eeF51.sl
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THE San JACINTO.-CONVICTION OF UX.
FORD.
BosToN, August 19.-The United States steam
figate San Jacnto which left Philadelphia, on Sat
urday, for the Baltic, put in here to-day She re.
ports a slight arrangement of her machinery.
Uxford, who assaulted Richard H. Dana, on the
night of the rendition of thefugi,ive Burns was con.
victed 10 the municipal court this morning.
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SAILING OF THE ATLANTIC.-THE CHoLE-
RA. he.

New YoRk. August 1.-the United States mail
stesmshp Atlantic Capt West sailed at noon TO- Il.
for Liverpool. She took upwards Of 100 passensers
and e6 900 In specie. Among the passengers by n.
atlantic are the following bearers of Dispatches
Aessrs Sickles. Dohsrty, Jansen and Wendt.
In Albany, sinee WeSnesdsy last, there have bsen
so esaes Of cholers and deaths.
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s ss 70 conducted e e AppERsoN, Aus...

GALE OF LAND IN HERICO, NINE
~ MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE.
CREE OF COURT-By virtue of a decree of the
Circuit curt of the County of Henrico, pronounced
the Esd January 1854 In the case of Crew against
Grew &C.. the undesig nea, a. Sheriff of Henrieo
County will expose 70 public auction on the prem-
ses on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of September 1854,
commen cling at O'Clock, p. NJ, the real estate Of
which Daniel Grew died seized, containing shout 121
acres situated in the county Of Henrico shout nine
miles above Richmond, on the old Deep Run Turn
pike adjoining the lands of Thoa o. Burton E. Pot
erwieg and others lHH
TEaMs-One-thrd cash; balance at and IL mos,
for bonds bearing interest," with good security and IL
tie retained till last payment is made. - ssas
A. B. HUTCHINSON, Is
Sheriff Of Henrico County.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & ApPERson. Auets.
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RELEASE OF FISHING SCHOONER.
BosToN, August 19.-The schooner Ellen, seized
at Nova Scotia, for violation of the fishery laws
has been released. 1t is stated that the Reciprocity
treaty Influenced the authorities in this act
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KILLED BY LIGHTNrNG.-On Saturday evening,
the 18th inst Mr. Arthur Smith. SON Of Mr.. VIM.
Smith, residing near Bath, Va, went into the field to
drive up his horses He caught one and started for
hsme when he was struck BY lightning and both the
rider and horse were instantly killed.
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MORTALITY in BOSTON.

BosroN, Aug. l9-The number of deaths 10 this
city during the past week was l04-of which II
were from cholera. This Il gratifying decrease
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Tor SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
j. win offer at public sustion, Il not disposed Of
to the highest bidder, the following valuable PRO.
PERTY:
l. The Store and Dwelling. House, which Is occu-
pied by myself, and which was built but two years
ago in elegant and comfortable style It il of
the best business stands in this State Its the
est Store to the Central and Orange and Alexandra
Railroad Depot In this place. and occupies a better
locality for any kind of business than any other store
in the village.
One Lot, fourth of an acre in size, situated be-
tween New and Old Gordonsville.
s. The Land lately purchased of George Morris's
estate. kno as the CHAMBLICo TRACT. about
II miles of this village, and containing two hundred
and fifty five and hafacres well timbered and very
we'll adapted to the cultivation of all kinds OF grain.
As three railroads will shortly be running to this
place, the timber win soon overpsy for the land.
L. The balance of my stock of Hardware, Groce-
ries, Wooden and Tin-waSe.
TERMs.-For the stere and Dwelline-hou Lot
and Land ore-third cash. one-third in months, and
the balance in II months, fer approved negotiable
paper-the title retained till the whole II paid
For the N erchandze, cash will be requires
8. HlRSH.
0oaDossvILLE' oI ing - 81 ia 81 ,vn-lm.
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NOTICE.-A VALUABLE FARM IN
~ CHARLOTTE COUNTY FOR SALE-H1 9

decree OF the Circuit Court of Charlotte County
shall, Commssioner, proceed to sell at public AUG.
ton, on the premises on THURSDAY. the Slst day
of August, 1854, between the hours of II and 2
which the late Thomas G. CLARK, decd resded con-
tanning $50 acres oneha of which il supposed to be
wood of original growth, remarkably we'll timbered.
This land lies on the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road three miles below Keysville, in very healthy
neighborhood and iswelI adapted to the cultivation
of wheat corn, oats and tobacco; the improvements
are in good order consisting of two excellent dwell,
ing houses and all necessary out-houses including
store house. &c. There Is also excellent orchard
of apples of the very best fruit; we'll Of rst.rate
water in the yard and it ID considered of the
most desirable situations In this section of country.
There il good deal of fine, fiat sand the Meher-
rim river, and branches running through the land;
and it is well watered. Possession will be given in
time to seed wheat.
Bonds, with approved security. win be re quired
for the credit payments and the title will be
Any person wishing to view the place, viii please
call on me at Keysville Station.
iy 28-dlm PETER r. CLARK Conn.,
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IMPORTANT FROM PORTO cABrIIo

BOSTON,, Aug ls.-Late letters received here "a.
forced loan Of half million has been - m,s,,
tho merchanis. The prospects of the rebels are
very bad. Three hundred Of them had her
slaughtered.
ports that DR.. Livingston, OF England, arrived
after IN extensive exploration Of the interior. He
was out ~ months, and given up a. lost. He al.
covered no gold The report Of his travals has been
forwarded TO London, and WIN be attended 10 n
soon - the doetor recovors.
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Boston, Aug 19-The surviving officers of Gen.
Pierce's regiment held meeting at Providence
yesterday. The mex. meeting will be held in Bos.
ton on the 18th Of Sept
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INDIAN nIREIcIIITy

BUFFALO, Aug. 19.-The St. Paufs Pioneer of the
l2ta gives an account Of engagement between the
Chippewas and Sioux ut New Yellow River. The
latter att .cked the former at night, killing twenty
eight. But few Of the Sioux were killed. The Sioux
took young squaw prsoner. Msjor Murphy, with
his co mmsnd proceeded to the rescue.
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THREE CHILDREN KILLED BY THE ExPLo.
SION OF A CAMPHENE LAMP.

CINCINNATI, August IA camphene lamp in Q
butcher'sshop on Western row. near Liberty street,
EXPLODED on wednesday, while it was being filed.
Three children. who were In tire shop at the time,
were % dseaa.iy burned that they have sincs died
ana the men Who was filling the lamp when Il On.
p'oase. Asmsd kn6, Il not expected TO live
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MORTALITY AT NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Aug. 19--The number of deaths in
dhs city during the week ending at to-day was
GIG, and of which there was of cholera 2I2.
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IS AFTER the above sale, will be cold that
vcLy neat and desirable kssldsDcs Union HIM. %
and at present occupied by Mr.. aam'l Pssrce. Tbs
mouse - Of three stories-one Of brick ~ fvo ~
usual houses and yard beautifully laid out IA
feet 10 an alley. - 80 -s-. -
TERMs-One-thirdc asb balance 1t fouY. sjsIt ma
twelve months, with interest added ana gccured bv
trust deed. e TAYLOR WILLIANS
ea u Auctioneem
AFTER which will be sold Lot Of II
BILE sts. = eA~ VIC
TERMS ut sale. TAYLOR L WILLIAMa
au IS So 3sss xrct;c-.s,.. y
BUILDING LOTS ON 9TH srREETAWil1 :.
added several very beautiful building Lcts on sth.
between and streets = : '.'
an IS T.&w, Aucts.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN h 90.

b1 DAVENrONT, ALLEN W.
.I000 BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE
AUNIO AT AUCTION-THE CARGO OF
BAkQUE VIRGINIAN.-On TUESDAY. the 22d
inst at 10 O'Clock, will sell at our Warehouse on
the Basin Bank
1000 Bags Prime Rio Coffee. A direct importation
to the market per the barque vrsnian and selected
expressly for the Virginia trade. 80
Samples may be seen at our Warehouse the day
previous to the SALE
TERMs-Four month"; credit, for approved paper
WARWICK BARKSDALE
Sale conducted by DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. Co, Auc
tioneen. an Is
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CHERIFFS s SALE OF VALUABLE
! ~ = A n z Y NEAR RACON Ola RHEI

~ TANNERY NEAR BACON QUARTER
BRANCH TAVERN, UNDER DECREE OF
COURT by virtue Of q decree of the Circuit Court
Of the county of Henrco, pronounced the 2sth Of
Simpson, and othcrsp the undersisne will proce ed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, FRI
DAY afternoon, the 18th August, 1854 commencing
land lying in the county of Henrco near the corpo-
ration of the city of Richmond, containing acres
and used and occupied az tannery.
the lanyard which has been for many years past in
the occupancy of Mr. 8. A. Marshall and ID consider.
ed very valuable az q Tannery.
TERNs-One-tbird cash; balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes interest added satisae.
tory endorsed. and title retained till last note IL
paid, and q conveyance direct cd by the Court.
A. B. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrico.
Sale conducted By $500.
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rsssdsy, It the camp ground ussr Mt sidasy. W.
did not isaya their nsmess -Sfawsfog Visdicafov.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE BALTIC

PROGRESS fF the WAR.
1t Is again stated, butn suthoritatvely that the
Anglo.French force has really embarked for Crimea
and il now lowering on the coast account Of any
landing bsen received.
From tho Baltic there js an imperfect account of
TIE capture of Aaud on the Sd and ito occupation by
the French.
The Russians finally left Bucharest on the first Of
August and 10 now occupied by 50 900 Turks under
Omar Paaha.
The Au.trians have not entered either Moldavia
or Wallachia.
Prussia remains unchanged.
Denmsrk declared her adherence on the ath to the
Austro- russian Treaty. -
Nothing further has been received from Asia.
On the 9th, at Q sitting of the Vienna Conferences.
the English and French representatives. formally no.
titled Count Busl that England and France have un.
conditionally refused the Russian proposals
The Pacha of Egypt has sbolished the monopoly
Of corn
From Great Britain and France there IL NO news.
The harvest In Italy IL abundant.
SPAIN.
Espartero enjoys the fall confidence of the Spar.
iards and the country was quiet
vernon General Of Cuba.
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/ WILL say to my customers that I Be-

II WILL say to my customers that I have
Il engaged the services OF Mr. HENRY KAA9 scr-
msrly Of the firm Of Ksu Brother. g taks enssse
insn long md fayors6ly known TO the citisens OF
Riehmond-snd hope thsy VII ecnfinns g aver - y
With their patronage, and VII pssase Wxs ~ ~
give satisfaction. w. r. ". TAI LuRs
M former customers wiil fad mo st Mr.. w. z. w.
Taylora No. 2l9 Broad stEeet whsrs sneii q Pea
psd 70 receive their orders dEUkI AAAA.
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il ceived ct the Oiiee of the City Engineer until
II O'Clock, M on Wednesday,, the zsd insf ios con.
the euisrrcment Of the Show Grounds Of the We.
State Agricultural Society, near the Western limits
Of the city. Persons bidding upon the above work
plete the same and approved security must be given
81 the contracfor for the prompt and faithful compi
ance with the terms Of the contract Inc Commit.
them should prove satistsctory. Plans and epeeih,
cations can Be sssn By application ct the once o.
Nv crder 81 fhe Committee ON Public Grounds.
an lc-t6 w GILL. City Ene'r,
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WILL BE SOLD ON THURSDA'

w afternoon the 24th Aug, 1854, upon the prem
ises commencing 1--WE O'Clock, that very excellent
BRICK TENE Mn on the East line Of Locust
alley adjoining Mrs. Bailey's boarding house. 'front.'
ing about Is feet, running back 100 feet Also the
STABLE LOT in rear of the above, now occupied by
Mr. =. J. Burnett fronting "a feet running back SO
feet The above real estate il located in par of tho
city where property is in much demand, and il con-
sdered valuable whether for residences or business
purposes. a-is 81
4TERMs-4th cash, balance At at s, 6 and months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust decd or title retained. 81 - -
auto 80 GODDIN & APPERSoN, Aucts.
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THE LIQUOR Law IN MAssACHUsErrs.

..kAxfgckET. Aug. l9.-A hotel keeper near the
49, ~ Y this town. togsther with four sssstsnts
s2yea u ceiling liquor. disguised With masks On
I'LL aees have hsea srrestsd, Convicted anS com.
aSe4 - JAIL The hotel has closed IL hsr. - sS'''
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BY G6DDIN & 1PFE7s0N
1.-TWO SMALL NEW FRAMED TENF

TWO SMALL NEW FRAMED TENF,-
mENrs IN The Valley, NEAR cEN-
AT AUCTlONs-Will be cold On NONnxY ~ -.
noon the 18th August 1854, upon the prsmises. com
mencng ct O'Clock, two newly erected frau5ed r.
nemeuts in Brown, ksgs, and 0ambless plan he.
tween Valley and Federal strectssa fsw hrndrsd
yards Forth Of the ticket Office Of the vireina Ce-
trail Railroad Company.
kTE.Ms-o ne.third cash; balances 1t 4and month.
with interest and title retsined ill last note 9 pa5
az u 0ODDIN &APPERSON Xpcts
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
CHURCH HILL FOR sALEs-wYl be sold
prenises, Commencing at 5 O'CLOCK two haudeome
BUILDING LOTS on the West line Of 26th. be-
tween MarshsH and Clay Streets fronting together
TERMs-One-third cash; balance 1t and g month";
for negotiable notes Interest added, secured by tie
being retained. GODDIN 4 APfERSON,
Ii Aucfinueapa