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ID ELIEF from Coughs in ten minutes BY
n taking Noman's Pulmonic Balsam Of
Fir Paste. A fresh supply just received
and for sale by GEO. M. HERoMAN.
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ERMAM silver and Porclean Powder
VI Boxes with great variety of pow
ders for sale by A GOLDMANN.
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To the Ladies.

AO Inc 1/&1O kOSs
TINE undersigned has just received sup
J. ply of the celebrated Persian Essence
Hedyosnia, the most elegant perfume fol
imparting TO the handkerchief 4 very agree
able and lasting odof.
Also Toilet Soap, Bay Rum, Cologne
Water, Extracts Hair Oils Pomatums, Co.'S
metics, Combs and Brushes. For sale cheap
by WIN. BOGEL, Druggist.
mar-25-ly. Lafayette street
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WIANTED TO HIRE.-A negro wo-
w man, one accustomed to house
work, ironing and washing. One of ma
ture years prefsrrsd. Apply to
may 24-v JOSHUA BEAL.
r OUDEN'S Family Medicines, iust re-.
IL ceived and for sale BY
my-o4. J. L. vIALET, Agent.
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4 SMALL lot Of old Rye and Bourbon Whiskey,
n Brandy and Wine. Also few boxes assert.
ed syrups. For sale to close consignment
May.1-6t. 8. M. HART co.
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Machinery &c. for sale.
GTEAM Whistles, lion shell globe
~ valves, oil cups, Steam Bibbs, Cylin-
der cocks, Mississippi Guage cocks, the
same with iron stems, Brass Oilers, Stop
cocks &c. &c.
The whole of the above made to order
and can be recommended to purchasers.
Apply at Baton Rouge Foundry.
may.40. HILL & HENDERSON.
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Differs will keep the stomach in
ID health. Don't you be afraid Of chol-
era while your stomach is in good order.
Use Goldmann' stomach Elixir and that
important functionary Of your body will
always be as desired. For sale by
A. GOLDMAN.
april 6 Apothecarr Postof1ice corner
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ENGLISH, French and American QYinine--s
II large supply for sale by
an. 20ly A. GOLDMANNN, Apothscary
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IsEcosp pIspATcHl

tsEcoSD pIsPATcHl
RETURN OF THE CABINET COITRJER
NO REPLY FROM THE CZAR-THE
QUEENS MESSAGE TO PARLIA-
MENT.-FORMAL DECLARATION OF
WAR BY ENGLAND AND FRANCE
NO LETTERS OF MARQUE TO AME-
RICAN yESSELS.-THE ALLIED
FLEETS.--AFFAIRS ON THE DAN
UBE, &c. &c.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE English papers
received by the Hermann contain a mass OF
important news.
The Cabinet Courier who was dispatched
to st. Petersburg by England and France
with the ultimatum of those two Powers, had
returned with the announcement that the
Car had no reply to make; and as the con-
tingency of war depended on the Cars re-
fusal to accept the conditions implied by the
ultimatum, the Queen, on the 27th of March,
sent a message to Parliament announcing
that no reply had been received, and declar-
ing that she relied upon the bravery of the
army and navy in the present emergency
The London Gazette ofthe 2sth, contains the
declaration of war in full.
On the same day that these proceedings
TRANSFERRED in the English Parliament the
Russian Legislature received message from
the Emperor Napoleon, declaring that Rus.
STA had placed herself in an attitude of war
with France.
The French Government has announced
that France will not grant letters of marque
to American vessels.
Admiral Napiers fleet anchored off Kiel on
the 27th. Kiel is town of Denmark, on the
north shore of the province of Holstein. at
the bottom Of beautiful bay. The harbor
is safe, and has water sufficient for large ships.
The population of Kiel is about 1,000.l
The latest dispatch from the Danube states
that $4,000 Russians crossed the Danube on
the ED of March. Previously, $4,000 had
crossed at Matchin without molestation.
A skirmish occurred between detachments
of the Russian and Turkish army, on bridge
at Tukally, lone of the Islands with which
the Danube abounds) The Turks destroyed
| the bridge, and two Russians were precipita-
| ted into the river and drowned.
The Duke of Farmer has been assassina-
| ted.
| The steamer Nashville arrived at Havre on
| the 27th of March, and the Andes at Liver
pool on the 28th.
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LATEST BY THE AMERICA.

TRIPARTTTE TREATY-THE CAMPAIGN
OPENED-RUssIANs CROSSING THE DAN
UBE-TERRIBLE BATTLE AND GREAT
DESTRUCTION OF LIFE--LATEST DIS.
PATCHES, &C. &c.
The Tnpartite Treaty between the Allied Powers
proyides-lst, England and France win support
Turkey By force and arms till the conclusion of
peace, by which the integrity of Turkey shall be
guaranteed. Pad. Turkey shall NOT conclude peace
without the consent Of tho Allies Ord. The Allies
shall evscusts Turkey and attend thu war. lth,
Other Powers may come into this arrangement =
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5sh Eqsaleivfl fshn are guaranteed % IN suhjesss
ofthe Porte.
The campaign IN the East has begun In good err
most. Tho Russians have crossed the Danube In
great force In the hope Of striking decisive blow
before the arrival of the Allies.
On the 23d of March the Russian General Cots
chakoff crossed and captured Fulsaa. Gen. Luaer,
crossed with the main body Of the Russian army At
Galitze, without much loss. Full $1,000 Russian,
are now on the right bank Of the Danube.
On the 23d, Gen. Luders commenced rreuara.
tons Tor the seige of Matschin. On the same day
abody of Russians attempted to cross the Danube
at oltenitza, and desperate battle ensued, in
which the Russians were repulsed with q loss of
5000 killed. The Turks were 30 cut up that they
had to retire to their entrenchmnnts.
On the very day that the Russians commenced
crossing the Danube, Omer Pasha designed attack.
ing the Russian forces at Hagana
report that the Gear was more inclined to the
Western Powers, caused rally on the Paris
Bourse
1t Is reported that lie Roy De Charrol g. Co., of
Paris, have failed.
BY TELEGRAPH
Pieana, March 3l.-A report has just arrived that
the Russians the 29th attacked Kalafat and
carried three redoubts
The rupture between Turkey and Greece is conn
plete
Constantiaeple, 20th.-The steamers Retribution
and Cation have returned from the mouth of the
Danube, without succeeding in removing the OBJ.
struciions
LONDON, April LIST The debate in Parliament on
the Queens Address, was very much protracted-
War was formally proclaimed yesterday at the Royal
Exchange. in presenceof the civic authorities.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, April LIST, IL A. M-The re-
port that Admiral Napier had captured Russian fri.
gate 10 contradicted Also the report that Russian
held prisoners of war
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
THREE DAYS LATER.

HOSTILIT1ES COMMENCED-BREADM
ADvANCING-COTToND ECLINED-GREAT
ENTHUSIASM IN ENGLAND AND FRANCE
THE QUEENS DECLARATIoN OF WAR
NEWS FROM CHINA AND AUSTRALIA, &C.
HALIFAX, April 1.-THE Steamer America has
arrived with Liverpool advices to April l. San
culinary battles have ere this commenced in the
East.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Canal Flour 3ss. Corn
40 43s Cotton has declined l6d. Fair Orleans
is quoted at IA, Middling 1,2, Fair Uplands 6,
Middng Upands Ia Sales of the week 10000
bales. Consols S5 "a.
The following is the latest and most reliable CON-
nercial report:
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-The advance in flour for
the week is 30 3D.; in Corn As Wheat Is led
The quotations are Baltimore Flour $685. cd. 800.
3D.; White Wheat 12s The actual decline in Cot
ton is 1.9 to IA
Trade in the manufacturing districts is at stand.
American securities dull and prices not main
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENc
The Emperor Napoleons announcement was re-
ceived in both Chambers with extraordinary enthu.
siasm. warlike spirit prevails throughout Eng
land and France.
A division ofthe Russian feet had left sebastopol
to obtain supplies of provisions from the Russian
fortresses on the Circassian coast
The following is the Queens declaration
"Her Majesty, the Queen of the Kingdom of Great
Britain and Irelsnd, having been compelled to take
up in support of ally, is DESTROYS of render
ing the little onerous possible to the pow.
with whom she remains at peace. To preserve
obstruction, Her Majesty willing for the present to
waive part of the belligerens appertaining to her
by the law of nations. 1t is impossible for Her Ma
jesy to orego the exercise of her right of seizing
articles contraband of war; and of preventing neu.
trails from bearing the enemy's dispatches; and she
must maintain her right of belligerent to prevent
neutrals breaking any effective blockade which may
be established within adequate forces against the
enemys ports, harbo coasts; but Her Majesty will
waive her right of seizing enemys property taken
on board neutral vessel unless 1t be contraband of
war.
1T is not Her Maestys intention to claim the con.
6scaton of neutral property, not being contraband
of war, found on board an enemy's shi ps
"And Her Majesty farther declares, that being
anxious to lessen much as possible the evils of
war, and restrict its operations to the regularly
ganzed forces of the country it is her present in
tention TO issue letters of marque for the commits.
sioning of privatesrs"
AUSTRALIA
Melbourne dates to Feb, have been received
The returns from the gold fields were increasing
New and rich mines had been discovered. Trade
was improving in consequence, land: there was
brisk demand for goods
INDIA AND CHINA
The overland mail had reached London with
Calcutta dates to Feb. 10, and Hong Kong to Feb.
IL. Trade in Crlcutta fair Shanghai was in DOS
session ofthe patriots. The rebel army was near
Pekin. Exchange on Shanghai and Calcutta fall
ing.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL or THE HERMANN.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Nxw YoRk. April 1.-the steamer Hermann
has arrived Her advices are to the 9th Of March
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
Flour has advanced sbillings White wheat IL
quoted at lis. Sd. and Corn at Ais. a43s.
WAR DxcLAaEpi
England and France have declared war against
Russia.
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VIOLENT SToRM-A violent storm prevailed dur.
ing Monday and Tuesday last at Chicago. The brig
Caroline, loaded with corn, for Buffalo, put back In
distress. with her cargo damaged. The brig Mime.
sota with provisions for Buffalo, also put back. She
grounded on the Breakwater, but was got off by a
steam tag. She was damaged to the extent of $4,000
and had feet of water in her hold -
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The Air Line Railroad, through the Eastern
Shore of Virginia and Maryland, and on through
Delaware and New Jersey, to New York is not, it
appears, to be given up. The Legislature of New
Jersey at It's late session, having granted the right
of way, books of subscription to the capital stock
have been opened in New York, and will soon be
opened in Virginia. also, it is said
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STEAMSHIP CITY OF GLAsGow.-The Philadelphia
Bullet says it is proposed in that city that steamer
be fitted out to 60 in search ofthe steamship City of
Glasgow the opinions of nautical all being that
she is afoat, but in crippled condition Since the
lives OF four hundred persons depend upon the safe
ty of this steamship, it strikes somewhat singu
lar that steps have not been before taken towards
the accomp lishment of this humane purpose,
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STOLEN JEwELRY RECovERED.-The large
amount of jewelry stolen several weeks since in
Christian street, Philadelphia has been found in the
possession of an organ grinder he perpetrators O.
the robbery, it is supposed, have fled to Europe
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THE MARKETS

NEW York. April 14-Flour has advanced under
the steamers news 81 cents per barrel. Wheat IL
Is cents, and Corn a 8 cents
BALTIMORE, April 14-Great excitement has
prevailed in the Flour market since the steamers
news. 5000 barrels sold at S775 SO so, closing
hrm at the advance. Nothing In grain since the
news.
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.

DAMAGED COFFEE AT AUCTION
- On TUESDAY, the 18th inst. commencing at
~ O'Clock, at the store of Messrs. Bacon Baker
WILL we will sell for account Of whom it may con.
425 bags Rio COFFEE, damaged on hoard baroue
T. b. Watson, on voyage from Rio de Jsneiro to
this pert :
TERMs.-Under 500 cash; over 500 months Gre
dit for approved negotiable paper
Sale without regard to weather
ap14 DUNLOP, MONCURE L. Co Aucts
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Capt. A N. Dupero, of New Orleans, died in Wash
ington on Thursday. He brave msn and gal
liant officer. In the late with Mexico his meri-
torous services were the theme of admiration by his
grateful country and his brother officers
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BY ALEX. MOTT & co.
GTOCK SALE OF READY.MADE

~ CLOTHING AT AUCTION-On TUESDAY
we will at public auction the stock of Ready Made
Clothing of late concern, among which will be
found general assortment Black and blue Dress
and Frock Coats; Over Coats cashmere, sattinet
linen, check and Kentucky Jeans Pants satp valen.
Gle and lasting Vests; black satin Stocks Ties Gc &C.
Gloves also, lot of black French doeskn and fancy
cashmere Vestings, &c. &c.
Addtionals solicited Terms cash.
apis IS ALEX MOTT CO., Aucts
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A FLASH IN THE PAN-The threatened duel be.
tween two New York Councilmen noticed in anoth.
er column. just as we expected.
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ANOTHER VETo.-Gov Seymour, OF NewlYork
has vetoed the bill relative to appointments to of
fee during the recess of the Legislature
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By TOLER Z COOK.

DROPERTY AT AUCTION We shall
i sell & auction, Cd THURSDAY, the 10th Inst.
q o'clock IN The sftsrncou I've iTpfossd Lot. on
spsce Of two sorsrss nom and II front Of Mr. Hdoc.
naers grocery, Oh nh street The houses On these
Tssas-0ns third essh; balance Ia equal install.
luents g IN Il uponths, bearing interest
. 1s TOLER 4 COOK, Ancts.
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The stables of John r. A. Redman and Mrs.
Lock, at Charlestown, Va, were destroyed by fire
on Wednesday
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APP oINTMEST.-The President has appointed
Dom Patt of Ohio, to be Secretary of the legation
OF the United States in France
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The two Derringers, charged with arson 10 tn
first degree, in New York, have been acquitted.
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dr. 4 FOR BALTIMORE ANT

\ FOR BALTIMORE AND
7zzsPHTLADELPHIA.-Tha sta.mae.f
PoCAHONTAS will receive freight for the Move
places, on SATURDAY morning, and up to the hour
of2 o'clock, P. NJ. of that day - - --s
apl4at LUbLAM 4 WATSON =
REMOVAL.-SAM'L SUTHERLAND
~ respectfully inserms HI, fre.ds s.d the Pablie
from his late stand, opposite the Banhs, to hpuse
opposite Eagle Square, in room No. 1872 whieh he
mediation of himself and his patrons, and WHARF he
is now opening new aud splendid assortment %
GUNS. PISTOLS, CUTLERY. CANES, FISHING
ern Spertsmen, embracing many articles useful to
farmer. and housekeepers generally of which ~
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully inyitss
his friends and customers to call and soc him ct his
new stand. ,.ss.fss -! 80 an 0.-iflw :
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Mr.. Levi Eldridge, prominent merchant of Phi
ladelphia, died on Wednesday.
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BY PULLIAM Z DAVIS.
VARIETY sALE.-WIl b, l.old }, q 4,

VARIETY SALE.-Wil be sold ON sA-s
TURDAY, the 18th day of April, ls54.- q The
ae 9i grace and 9Th streets commencing It 10 o,ck
kt m number Fn1 Of Hcusehod and quantity of
one having beautiful cow calf at her side, tns.,s
wn very extensive, varied and valuable sssortmest
81 nonse CaIpenters Tools Chest Work Benches,
Terms cash. ts4 sgS
. Also, an excellent Furniture Waxou and q MA.
Saddle and Bride. -sSA .-A1 :: I'ss
apis s7a1es PtJLIJAM n awe $3.50.
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MONETARY ArrAIRs.-The mail last evening
brought nothing farther relative to the reported
failure of flour house in New York. except that it
has a large branch in Philadelphia
We have also a mysterious report from Phladel-
phia. twas stated on Wednesday that q heavy
house there had tailed, but it was unfounded. The
name of this house is not given.
1t is evident from the monetary article in the
New York Journal of Commerce of Thursday even.
ing that the money market in that city is in an UNI
healthy condition We quote:
There Is no farther visible improvement in the con
otions OF the money market aud lenders are still op
Grating with great caution. Very choice signatures
are selling at the note brokers at 10 per cent but
there 10 large amount of coed business paper to be
had at " per cent The shrewdest capitalists seem
TO be at fault in regard TO the for the future
and ali agree only in thing viz that there is no
telling what may happen A few years ago. such a
state OF uncertainty would have brought q panic
or riters political economy fond of calling
it "a Crisis but there is excitement and but
moderate degree ofspprehenson. Troubles there
may be, yet concealed in the future. but doubt if
they take any suck shape the fears of the timd
now give to them.
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a FrENNY NEWSPAPER-THE NOR.
s.1 F1dK DAILY COURIER FOR sxLE
s 9nhE ~, rasojSTpONED UNTIL MONDAY, APRIL
xfsu, ,lsoa.-Ths undersigned, Trustee In go
t s,l deed executed by w. Wallace Dayis decsd
inc purposes therein mentioned and Adminstrs
DaV th ms s estate, viii sell BY auction, on MON.
a.. me 14tn day Of April, at IL M on the premi.
PRES ~ tns cisy Of Norfolk all and singular. the
ana L - In nnmfEs CASES. STANDS. FIXTURES
PEI r; IN, Ohdce an establishment 10 Gated in ths
Inc GOuhIER has large circulation in the citv.
List OF Letters under the Of Consress and nm.
ner rne Of an industrious and energetic
profit. nanu'oine
The COURIER win be published by the unaer.
signed until the day of sale to prevent denre
citation in value. which would otherwise take place
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash the balance In 3
and months; for approved nesotiable paper, with
the interest added JOHN 8. L0vETT,
ap4 TuThkStds Trustee and Admir-.
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WANTS,

WANTED.-AL LADY who understands
housekeeping may find immediate employ.
ment by calling at this Office
Also. good white CHAMBERMAID, of moral
a.ao.eI. ap 15lw
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToS, April IA FIRE occurred last evening In
building in Rowe street, occupied for mechanical
purposes. The loss is estimated at a5 600 mostly In
sured.
On Saturday, Daniel Mckay win launch, at East
Boston, clipper ship of 5000 tons, three decker,
intended for Jas Bsnes &c Co.'S line of Liverpool
and Australian packets.
The schooner Sharon arrived here to-day from
Richmond, and the following schrs. from Norfolk
ssrightiins Sea, Fairfield, Kokeno. John Tyler,
John Simmons and Mary B. Knapp
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING7
IL The subscriber bets to inform the pukiie haes
he il prepared 70 execute Al orders HLUHBlHds
either In houses or ships, 10 the best nsaneT ap3 -
the most reasonable terms Being hiu1aeIfs 49,
cal PLuMsER, be leeIs sssurel that be can give ~
most entire safisfaetIon 70 all who May hyoE hll.
with ordsfs. He viii slsc put up WAlef CIeeetss5
Lift and Force Pumps, Bath Tub Wa4h.ha1l H.
SIMS, Copper and Iroi bojlefs etc Cd the MOI -
proved principles and at the lowest prices. QrdS9a
ment 10 at No. 40, Main street. hetwsem ~ ~ -
where orders should be lsft. He woa4 $500
following ssntiemens Bon. WIN. 3. Arc61 = ~ -
mond. 8t-s 80 - sst ~ 2 80 "
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By KENT. PANE ! KENT.

BY KENT. PAtNE = KENT.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LASSES AT AUCTlON-On TUESDAY, the
18th instant commencing at 10 O'Clock, Ct Ludisms
wharf at Rockstts win sell. without reserye me
cargo Of the schooner A. b. Wstmore, from New VI
leans, combating Of
zS9 hhds fine. choice and fancy SUGARS
l96 bbls prime retailing MOLASSES
These Sugars were aeleeted expressly fof tnas Hsz
ket and are Of superior quality. -.
apis KENT, PAINE I KENT. Aucfs
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SMITHS DYSPEPSIA CORDIAE gis

SMI1HB DYSPEPSIA CORD1AE II
~ offered TO the public ~ positive and never fall
ing cure for Dyspepsia, Flataencs, NeSvoss Dek1itx
ment ofthe digestive orsans II 4 fro ~
generality of medicines, being exceedingly aeresahs
to the taste. 1t Il free every dsleferous 49,
stance, and can be taken b. the most delcutS poe
sons. s--a,s sls So sat.strz 10 sgolsesss a
a. Certificates from highly respectable and wslhl
known persons accompany each bottles Or aHsfzH
For sale by 90 ALEX. OUVAL. Drugeiat dis
1890 s155 Msin It., Rehmond, yaSs
And by the proprietor, DR.. WM. H SMITH ,1,gss
ap I'm 10 and 70 South 18th e., Philadeiphfa
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WANTED-FOu or five good MACHI-
w NISTS, to whom liberal wages and constant
employment will be given. None need apply but
those well experienced in their business and of sober
habits. THOS. SHARP,
Gen. Sup Va and Tenn. r. r..
Lynchburg, April LIST, 1854 an 4-2w
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81 IHOS. W. KEE5EE. = -

q B1 LID. w, KEE4EE. 8 3 q ----5 81
tomce 81 Geo ]. Summers 10 - fsarl sixssE)
A UCTION SALE OF WATCHES
~ JEWELRY AND FANCY oOODa AT
nened, n consequsnce d makise : chenea n III
~ S,sane9 viii eel bis entire sock Of Good & me.
April 18th, It 10 O'Clock. a. II Tbs NJ vii siso IL
f.o,. s n the evening Ct o'clock, and confnns
~ @ day al the entire stock = disposed 81
merchants and other g obs.In ~ 80 County
isrss before in this city. The stock 4 very
aud sncv IN extensive assortment Of useful
Jevsi-ry cAh9ciess Watches Of every Prostitution
BooIs UomSs Brushes. Perfumery, Paper. Biapf
plated Ware AsSofaeons CioekA silver and
The Goods win be offered At n,;v.,. :. ...,.
REDUCED price, tin day Of ssie 's''s 'Ae = 1ea's
cr.d;, Ms, OF sALE-An sums over sioo. mouth.
ELIAS HALE,
- Sale ro,ar.. los Main street.
ap14 y LINUS. W.hEEsEE, Auctr.
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Ia WANTED-To rent or purchase a
Apply to
ap Is LEESC o
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By THOMAS ". KTTsEE.

By THOMAS w. KEEgEE.
of'ics WITH G. j. SUMNER. NO. 20 PEARL 81 -
E& a ONE-HORSE CARRIAGE
6s IA e. AM. AND HARNESS AT AUcTION-Wni
CLOCK. at the lot ID rear o. Wooas stsbIs nsse
oIdsr neat night Carriage and Harness, in exsslisns
Also, several Saddle and Harnss. H0nars Saes
81 ~ tn. w KEEaEF 49,
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BY JOHN R D. PAYNE

III LOTS. HANDSOMELY srTUA-
IlON.-I will sell on SATURDAY. I5s,, a Az Az
e q O'clock in the town Of SIDNEY "a iops
ontng ~ feet On Ivy and Rossland s:sests ana nv.
ming BACK about 1870 feet to an alley ."s ',
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