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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-16
TTENRY II. LEEDS AucTroNEER-BY II. n LEEDS

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY II. II. LEEDS
III Coon Thursday March &c. at the store, Wall
street. great sale Of diamond ewelr consisting Of brooch
necklaces Of the most beautiful design and workman
ship finger and earrings brcaspins &c all the diamonds
Of the first water Opal set jeweryBrooches brace
let's rings necklaces brcastpns also large invoice of
enameled jewery and precious stones unset in the
diamonds and pearl; gold and silver English lever
hunting watches made in the best manner Chains-God
vest and fob chains Of ze and description Also
gentlomens gold hunting and lever watches mosaic work
Coral jewelry consisting Of seal rings ladies' breaspns
necklaces, bracelets &c gold and plated lockets mina
ture cases &C., &C. At IL o'clock for Of under
writer's case OF damaged imported in the Hum
&C.. &c.
HERRING, BRANDY, AND sEGARs--AUCTIoN,
Friday 10 O'clock at 81 Dcy street Greenwich,
two barrels brandy fifty thousand segars smoking and
chewing tobacco gin, wine champagne in various lots
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.--WILLIAM IRVING
IL co. nuctionecrs will sell at auton on THURSDAY
street the entire furniture Of house. removed TOT
nencc of SALE consisting In part OF ten wilton ana
carpets six and half and seven octave ps
mahogany rosewood eegcres mahogany
do secretaries marble top centre and pier tables
sofas and chsirs in hair cloth lounges pier ana
ny wastands oiicloth ingram oarpsts large
assortment Of double ngle hair
BEDS bosters pillows countsvpanes banksss a s sha
Sheets and rush chairs dining anu eap
nets large bookcases ohra rad Sla1src ana
card tables extension dining table cr,os &C.
cutlery kitchen furniture, Ac rso hV"ce VI mum Fup-
her goedf also ~ invoice Of dTy soods
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II COTTON, AUCTIONEER-NEW AND SECOND
hand furniture carpets, oil cloths, mirrors, &c-F.
COTTON will sell Thursday March 9Th at l0a O'clock at
the auction No SO Beekman street. and No SO Ann,
the entire furniture family who removing and will
consist in part of parlor bedroom dining room and base
furniture Of which has been In use only four
the will be found sofas and tetc
tet French ledsteads rosewood and mahogany chairs
bookcases sorearcs marble top centre card dining and
tables cavcdtop rockers beds and mattresses
carpets and oil cloths Of all qualites cottage uraiture
French furniture and kitchen
furniture &C. Also the balance Of furniture from the Fi
tenth sale Sale positive and goods must be removed
Immediately
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III AMEo COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
we've lots on Bedford and Ross street. Brook
gnIsames Sole Son viii sell at auction Monday,
March 70 At u o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
o On Avenue of Ross street. eight lots
goga hOaTa ienee cedar posts and good we'll Of
this vicinity Gin large stone front houses. being
best improved Of the city and on,y
few minutes walk from the ferries Terms sxty er cent
Offices of the auctioneers No 43 Fulton street Brooiyn
and 70 street. New York ~-eo-sNs
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G. FUTILE, AUcTIoNEER. PERExpToRY

G. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER. - PEREMPTORY
N. sale of the cabinet Of Mr. Joseph Sommer No.
49, Broome street, who retiring from the busneA c.
Tuttlc will SELL Thursday, at 10 o'clock At 452 Broome
street, Of Mercer the entire stock Of superior cabinet
furniture Of Joseph Sommer who is retiring from the bust
dining and bedroom furniture Of his and
also rosewood parlor suits In muslin, ready to
be with such styles of material purchasers
desire Purchasers have the privilege Of storing their
the premises until the t Of Nay free charge
which time the store to be vacated The whole to be
sold without Catalogue the morning Of SALE
NB-The Sale ROSEWOOD and mahogany lumber,
benches TOOLS &C. will take place at future day. due
iceO az which specials
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r M0RIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. THIS DAY
(ThursdAy at 10 O'Clock Mt i73 Chatham street. lar
sale;-tables chairs bureaus mirrors, &c also feather
beds mattresses and large assortment Of glassware &c.
&C. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-16

IMPORTED wOvE CoRsETs-LADIEs ABOUT GET
ting new spring dresses should hrs procure pair Of
elegantly fitting French and English
universally admired and sold at half tho usual price
MRS. GAYNOR'S 40 Third avenue, Tenth street.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER-BY II H. LEEDS
Ill Co. this day IL o'clock, at the private stable IN
the Of square near University place. adj
illustrators sale OF fine horses carriages sleigh, harness.
&cthe establishment Of young gentleman, recently de-
ceased viz pair Of fine and fast horses, about l5
hands high light fine double silver plated
mopntng single do do dne two seat light phston
with tops two light with and without top;
snlky single sleigh silver plated sleigh bes
sleigh robes dress blankets sheets 4c &C. all made by
TEST makers In the city without regard TO cost and in tho
order Sale absolute by order Of the administrator
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GRAAERCY HOUSE, 90S BROADWAY.-THIS HOTEL
~ Is not to be surpassed for the very
hted up apartments has The proprietor has Just
ed several new suits Of families single gentle
prices. L. DONALD
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yIrANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w woman, situation nurse is capable Of taking
charge Of infant taking the entire Of one
two children and doing fine sewing to wait an in
valid lady Best city reference given Can be for
two days at l24 Twelfth street between Fifth and Sixth
ave noor hack
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NEW H0TEL-CAPTAIN HoLDREDGE HAS JUST
opened new hotel on the European plan, tho
o. % and Eighth street The house well arranged
and comfortably and Of thcm
They are obtainabe In suits for families sngy for indi
vdua Captain Holdredge has had experience Of many
years vhe business In which he has commanded popua
u 10 to Is per week; suits from s. to $50.
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TAyEs COLE 4 SON, WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
81 Monday March 20 at Il O'Clock, at the Merchants Ex-
change Now York No 9 Adams street, Brooklyn,
side Concord and Hillary Streets also,
Pearl street. in the The vacant lot Is
soxoO and will make two good lots for building pur
poses three story Easements
and house. filled in with brick and built M
the best and substantial contains sixteen
being 80 feet front and by l feet deep TermsA
large Of the purchase remain on bond and
mortgage.
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WANTED-To DO GENERAL HOMEWORK IN A
w family OF four persons, young woman who IS good
cook as well excellent washer and roner and willing
make herself generally useful satisfactory character
from the last lived with will be required. Apply at No. IA
Tompkns place between Clinton and Court streets, South
Rraok
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+ o. WILSON 4 CO., IL CORTLAND STREET AND IL
and Is Dey Importers and Jobbers Of dry goods
will sell for cash. Chat being their terms now the largest
nd most attractive stock OF spring goods both foreign and
Domestic offered by house IN this city Cash buy
invited examine stock and learn the prices
We will open onthe 18th inst 800 prints to
also, 100 foreign Dress Goods In cloth, white
goods silk goods print fancy goods shawl hosiery,
clothing goods can now be found
complete assortment Of dry goods.
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MARX WRAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OE
M groceries, wines liquors and segars wagons sleigh &C.
Wray Bnyon will sell this day, March 10, st lO1S
o'clock the stock Of w. b. Knapp
Cal Houston street corner Of Wooster sonsting Of
hams dried fruits with general of first class
grocery Wines liquors &C. The store to let with
Also small quantity Of fixtures
for sale Apply to WRAY BINYON, suctioneers No. 4sS
Broa
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1E B. BUTLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADMINS
M traitor sale-On Thursday March 16, at 10 O'Clock,
the Of Elm and Anthony streets contents and
consisting standing casks and contents wine and
pump segars iron SAFE ice box counter, fixtures &c By
order of Peter b Sweeny, Public Administrator.
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HOTELS.


COOPER HOUSE, BROADWAY, NEAR THE BROAD
way theatre Our Canadian friends Visiting the States
this summer will find the attention wants and
comforts as last season We shall endeavoY furnish them
agood English dinner combined with dolicaces
French style Dinner Mt and O'clock Board S2 per day.
ALBERT j. PEASE Il BROTHER Projectors.
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d D. GOODWIN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
IL. Friday, March IL at II o'clock, the furniture belong
ing to gentleman breaking up house, No " Twelfsh
wood furniture in rich gold parlor and bedroom
fans tho richest and most costly workmanship Every
ticle almost This sale Is worthy Of attention.
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CPRING FURNITURE SALEs.-A. II. NICOLAY 4
y Co. respectfully remind their friends and the public
that they ready to undertake and give their
sales household furniture at the resi-
dences Of families at their spacons saesroom 1859 Broad
We shall continue to be prompt energetic and fair
devong energies Che interest Of
friends entraeting their business to us.
A. Fl. NICOLAY
EDWARD SINTZENICH,
date chief salesman of II. II. Leeds q Coz
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CHERIFF'S SAILED. D. NASH AUCTIONEER.-BY
- virtue of execution will for sale at public
auction Wednesday, the 18th day of March, 1854 at 10
o'clock in the forenoon at 80 Broadway bay horse
JOHN ORSER, Sheriff
JOHN WILSON, Deputy Sheriff.
The sale postponed until IL O'Clock A. NJ Of
Thursday the 10th day March, at the above
JOHN ORSER, Sheriff
JOHN WILSON. DEPUTY Sheriff.
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HORSE AND DOG FOR sALE-A VERY FAST
II llooded young horse l6 hands high well adapted for
carriage horse also, large Newfoundland
dog two years old Apply at DR.. THURMAN's corner of
Vestry and Canal streets.
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JUDSoN'S HOTEL, 81 BROADwAY-BY J. 4. p. o.
- GRADY, successors to Curtis Judson.-This we'll
known and popular house will be conducted s present.
proprisstr IS formerly OF the European plas Meals
M I'D dinner supper parties will BE-
will be paid TO the Of the house by the proprietor
person brothers hope by unmgated attention de-
q ahare Of nullic favor. -.
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n D. NASH, AUCTIoNEER-sTORE $40 BROAD
IL. way.-Salc Of household furnture-This day (Thurs
day 10th inst at NJ at the store consisting Of sofas
lounges tables chairs iron bedsteads hair mat
tresses washstands crokery looking desks
pets stoves &c also one large bar counter and fxtures
kind. At private SALE two second hand billiard tables,
nearly with balls, maces, bridges markers &c.
made by Wynant.
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1E NJ CROFT AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
wi. Thursday March iS at 10 o'clock, at No Furman
tail liquor store consisting Of gin and brandy pipes casks,
kegs, measures, skids fixtures, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-16

An PLEASURE BOATS WANTED, TO ACCoMMo
III date parties fishing Any party having that amount
Of less hear Of of the best stands TO place
them for making money in New York. by addressing Boat
A
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VNANTED-A SITUATION as FARMER, BY RE-
w spectacle married hsvng one child no under
datons can given caphilty and character AID
two DAYS.
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VNANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG GIRL, BE-
w sixteen and seventeen years Of age, as cham
bermad and waiter would mind children and do plain
sewing and wrte is willing to make herself gene
rally useful Wages not so much an object as
friends leaving Europe. Call for two
day ga Ninth street between First and Second avenues
ourt cor No IL.
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~ Z. TUCKER, AUCTIONEER.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~. would call the attention of parties having houses
furniture dispose Of to their superior facilities for so
doing To persons having furniture to dispose Of
offer and advantages possessed By NO other
offered on application to BILLING TUCKER, No. 43
Walk arsf a W doors from BrOAdMaY.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

ELEGANT SILK ROBES IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
designs just received; also new styles o. striped ana
plaid silks baregc rohcs organdes printed Jaconet &C.,
'A'H w 'A'''s ~ '", KERR CO., 7e7 Broadway.
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WANTnD-Dr TWO rEsrEcrADLE PROTESTANT
w young women, situations chnmbermaid or
hne washer and oner or rs waiter or plain sewer the
other plain cook do washing ironing general
homework small family Best city reference given
Apply at pa Third in the dry goods store for two
days
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ARRIVALS AT TIRE HOTELS.


ExCHANGE-J Daddson and lady Date. ]
Thompson. Madison, Lexington; X Johnson Cumb.,.
land; Rev Bryant. Danvilie. Gibson Washington;
Dalton. Cuolins; Crawford aud LADY, Miss Ora ford
Miss Read, Mis-, Read. Miss II Read Charlotte; Mi,
Van Dixie. Illinois; Porter, Alabams Massey and
lady. Maine: Mcleod Alabama; Mr. Wilson AIb.n.Ilc.
W campbell, Lexington; hassie New York; X Young,
OXFORD; Gramary. Buckingham; S ycnshie j William
son. williamson, Petersburg; Scott Prince Edward.
Spier, SDller, King William: II L,E-ey Mrs Dul.s
Mrs. Stile. Miss Lafsiey. M.s Horner Phiadeiphs:
ao'rison, Brownsburg; W Pugh and lady, Romuey, J
Scott, Hardy; w Walton, Farmvie; Davis. Va: Dr. ]
Brown, Miss Brown. Charlotte; G Carpenter Monroe:
harrington LIS; Hon IS Archer, Amelia n S,Gra,d
Georgis Perrin, Watts, Rev T English and family
S mrs waits Rev sie"ard Holmes, Caroina: W
spller, w Ii limerick. Mrs Smith, Baltimore: Au,
TIN and lady Cumberland; w Smith. % & Railroad
Smith, Petersburg; Parkhurs,, Richmond; ] Ia ,Ior
va; j Seydam aud lady, Y; Pettess L,uis,: Jos
Taylor spottsyvania; Garth, Albemarle; w II Emor
lex, Baltimore.
ham. Mss sAle Bell, Cheathar Dn,sS p N W.
ToI rows sps oSPi .s, N
S tsn L.da oa,s. Siy seo,.on. Goaes,isr Co;
SADDLE TBs.5 Clarke L1isE,?H S.yaes
IssS s,s %:a% Mss' MI,
RSanote; hix,er, baltimore; MeSomee weldon L
coSs Draper Washington wills. orans. ea ss ~
CoLUMBIAN-w Noble Amelia: II Upd.,, q u,.. n
S sssS.s;J Sno., PssI.s S.s,-sI bonnet,
Msiha Mis-. vsashsn ' v wAds . n nSs,
hesmons JAug. Ynranna Lwaroek, o. Bell August
Dnwd io" Bare, &aeiia n s,SsoI and lasy.
SrSSsh Tenn e0isdss.st oI,,t,vle Mayo L,nsy
peLee Hughes Va Bass lady, oode and lady
AMERICAN HorEL-T Hawkins, NJ. Miller Prime. r,r,,,.
s r'n; counee Ih0a.'ton Woodbridge, idiohian va,
,nsh.%: cobe Aston New Jersey P,..sn
nshSnr Allen, wa,hinson wiley Mis-, Wiley Ur q
S srs: w MsetlsnsGrs Henry chie Scr,oa Rh.
adj
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER CANADA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EURoPE-BREAI


HALIFAX May lO.-The steamer Canada arrived bc,e
this evening, bringing dates from Liverpool to the OOH
OF April being seven days later than previous adyces
Ihere had been no important movements at the seat nj
war Tue report OF Odess, having been bombarded is al
toSethet uniounded Neither il there any foundation for
the rumor that Slistra taken.
The commercial advices are important Bread.pa,
have largely declined, whilst cotton has improved
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April observation-disclosures quotes the mar
ket as Irregular and all the circulars vary in their quota
tons Richardson's circular says that tho lower grad
have declined l6d and that fair and good has advanced
l-sd Sales OF the week 900 bales at the following
quotations. New Orleans fair l-2; middlng s p: Up
land lair l2; mddlng 23. Spectators have taken
100 bales and exporters 1000.
At Manchester trade has declined since the last scam
er.
Decentralization reports all description, Of
BreadstuiiJ as largely declined. Flour has declined
Wheat ha declined Sd. Corn has declined Ia to Q. DER
barrel The quotations Western Canal are AIS Cd Ohio
3es Corn-Wbite Ais; yellow 4Os. Wheat-Whi,e l2s
Sd; red lis 81. "
Lard has declined Is per cwt. Sales at 2s
Rice has largely declined, with sales at 2Os
LONDON, April 2S-CoiIee and sugars are steady
United States stocks unchanged. Transactions in
American securities email.
Money is easy. Consols closed at s7l.2a 81 Ss for
money and account.
SAILING OF THE ARABIA
BosToS May l0,The steamer Arabia sailed at noon TO
day Tor Halifax and Liverpool, with l60 passengers and
100000 in specie Mr. Avon Hobart went out as bearer
of dispatches.
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
EQnH TT CT uES
PORT OF RIUHMONI

Schr Westover, Rogers, Boston, mdse to ID Curric.
Schr Henrico. Chester, New York. mdse to d Curre.
Schr jane Doughty, Murphy, Philadelphia. to
Central Railroad.
Schr Falmouth, Carter, Baltimore, mdse, WIN d Col
quit & Co.
schr Samuel Nelson, Shelby, York river, mdse to l.
Webb & Son.
Sehr Elliott Bricklew, Boston, ice to Griffin Taylor.
Schr John McKeen McKeen, New York. in ballast.
Schr Sarah Parker, Parker, New York, hay to Mark
Downey.
schr Ocean Wave, Neal Baltimore, coal, stearns &
Brunmell
SAILED,
Schr r. p. King, Leeds, Philadelphia, coal to VIM d
Colquitt & Co.
Schr New York, Adkins, New York, mdse to Curre.
Schr John Randolph, Parker, Baltimore, mdse TO w
Colquht & Co.
schr Lishtoot, Buckley, Boston, -four to Charles W
Snow.
schr Trades Union, Hanks, Washington, coal W D
Colqditt & Co.
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A WARMING,


Delay not habor mind that fools phi
iosophy, that disease wa well Of ITSELF that
Il with certain medicines dollars Beware how you
per with your general welfare.
We wild and vicious youths why will persist In dosing with
the hy ndsding daily pronered thereby impair
ing appetite and Digestion and destroying mentally
well physically when be cured with few doses
SAINT medicinesl
Ye rakes Of and condition. why will ye suffer
pine and drag miserable existence, untitled enjoy
nen and ordinary pursuits OF lief You who thus
noyed AND wish to be restored to health
at pleasant and eestua should
in chronic diseases has been
physician Of hi, day Many who have years
with disease Consequences resulting excess been
restored health and vgor under his really
should personal interview be Questionable your
In writing-cneose Eve dVnarsaddrets DR.. W. NORRIS
through the Post Office, Nashville, Tenn package
enes securely put will lie privately and dispatch
full directions thsrewlth and no questions deked.
Persons living distance and afflicted with scrotla, Old U,
GERS letter, Cancers, Piles Ptula In Ano, Gravel Structures
Glees disease whatever OF aggravated malignant
character be cured at home by consulting DR. NORRIS by
letter. post paid, enclosing Fee. Medicines pleasant and
safe, be mail part Of the United States
Particular attention the complaints
Ladies' who may be afflicted with Irregularities Abus
Whites Prolapsus Ueria Falling Of the Womb
aside all false deleaey rompty the Doctor
ioGFruntod!
SN Once Cedar street, near the Post
Office Room No. IL. M stAirs oc22-dly
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Hy Goddin & Apper,on. AucIs.
NALGNnLE JAMHn NV pa RsI,rh ~ TUE e,

~ ~
OF Isle OF WIGHT, F0R SAFE ATI UCTTOyNk,, IN.
Attorney Tor the Hon. John Y Mason shah oder for sal. A.
o' ,e next fair day commencing O'clock
e passes that valuable Estate County Of
9nairin BY sounded by The .ns
OF , Hgnsi,i francis NJ Boykin and Others.
s,te has teen sutsde oto four Tracts, giving to each
shirSs Tract 6I3 "Hasead acres, and a,
Landing Traet 1s3 1t will separately or
sale. - - 'he 'in'e OF
The paysNeek Eate a, to xiv. 70
also attached % ss s.. el a asse and wood
Land shh has always betu valuable for rr,rn
win AZ all TING, cd particularly valuable in the
fronts up-ards Of two miles River and Il bopnd.
on we k and souih by Pagsn Greek which nsvrabe for
nye miles distant. s ase VI S"''hne'd,
Three Of these Farms laid on III. River and
wards OF 10 acres Of arabic land
state Tor cultivation There e1haub quantity OF MsyI
can h. r,o ia e'ry portion OF the estate, which
ne rlo reauy cotton at for appicst These
DOT only well adapted TO the Wheat Oat, Ie
De made very valuable also in the
Apples and other vegetables
they accessible and Rock WHAT
which aejons the farm and where
bns' me convenience OF the Wharf, there
shipping Its grain Ae. 100 w
There Apple Orchard on the Ea,. iu.
atibe. ~ P'e' 70 DC very pro-
The buildings though very extensive are ,uci.n, for IN.
OF moderate sized family, hfty sixty hands
barns ana stables enough for the
The facilities Of living exceeding abundant and eheap
mere al All times taken from its
One fish and oysters. "
S Pers disposed enquiries about the .,,a,.
Terrsd TO John A. seden E Of Charles City County, Va
cash. the balance for bonds from dat.
by deed o. trust land and able year
and possession given the bh next about zhch
W. GoDDIN
Attorney In fact for John Y. Mason,
u.1-ctns GODDIS 4 APPERSON
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pOSrSCRpT.
rHIRrY.THIRD CoNoRRss-FIRsT SESSION.
wAsnxorox, May 10, 1854.

SENATE.
The Chair laid before the from the Navy
Department "'.-''
Mr. Norton from the Agricultural COMMITTEES, 10 which Va, re-
~ ,ss OF the Maryland rutect
satIss ~ IN SuAno reported resolution referring the
Mr. Clayton said while n. -. In IN. a.,.
he succeeded In n,rotianE treaty Win
munster which ratned eenate. When II
ths vas rejected there he strongly believed By
uenee OF British capitalists lie Peruvian
.s'uuuonAy Ieot 10 due British
,seuIed by agreement With them
me monopol' Of the Euano trade. ~
Mr. Clayto said
sfeIabls 70 the Executive he ana
M We eoain hope to the Carrying
AZ me innsense OF these capitalists suby srted.
me resolution adopted.
The report Of the printing In favor Of prn,lov
ADDITIONAL copies Of the part Of hs patent
oiles report, was taken up.
After the consideration Executive businsss tks sen.t. adj
Journed. ~ A'e a''
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Richardson desired 10 notify House q NJ n. will IN
moros ntoduee resolution
the Neorasks:kAnsa.b bill tvoees.at timtP wheny"i
MI Richardson said that the which hS would mo-. IN
terminate the debate would depend m, h
.ho. disposition debate would D.
namely, the Pacific railroad $500
Mouse go Into committee Of the whole - 1870 '"s
CanpbeH rose TO ask
The House then vent Into committee bin
Mt BsyB addressed the
BILL taking the ground that the Missouri compromi.s
and that Its repeal the biz .hond
orus' 70 carry out the principle
Mr. Grow, Of Pennsyvana, followed In oppo,it,on 10 H. III,
the enthusiastically OF the Missouri comprom,.
disabling the Clayton amendment. P'o''e' ana
s4Aessrs Perkins Of New York and Eliot Of
opposed the bill. ''N' 1"'Aenu'e'" also
NJ Seward Of Georgia. delivered strong arguuep, in
when the House adjourned. ~ ''"'S"''