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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01
TWO SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS,
A LII MEDICINES s HOULD BE
~ PREPARED BY A PHYSICI AN -Thx .,ra


parations of Dr. J S. Rose IA regular Graduate and
physician OF ~ years experence) are confidently
recommended to the afflicted certain, safe and ct
fectuai, being each suited to
sPECIFIC DISEASE.
DR. J. s. ROSES PAIN CuRER.-Do you suffer
relief by using DR. Roses Pain Curer. tits the only
preparation which cures almost instantly, Cholera
Morbus Chole, sprsns. Bruises, Sore Throat. Rheu-
matlsm from Colds, Pains in the Side Back Limbs
Face Stomach or Bowels; Stiff Neck, Bruises, Corns
and Chilblains. Wherever you have ain use the
Pain Curer Safe % all ages. Price 13 cts, Is cts.
.sARsAPARlLLA BLOOD PURIFIER "A vala.
sSs n b. RosE 81 h1 Sod + s
POUND. This preparation 10 made of fresh Hondu-
Sarsaparlla, and combined with other Ingredients
spns and Or
BILE. refreshing and medicinnl il 10 also eicacous in
snrichins the Blood curing all Shin Eruptiors and
bad effects upon the constitution, Dr~psical Swell
lings Rheumatism, from Mercury. biies. Old Sores,
Kidney and Bladder Affections and raising up .
Price-$l for quart bottles 50 for small bot
/. Dir. J.. s. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, fer falling Of
the Wound, Female Weakness Debility and Relaxa-
ion.-This disease, heretofore treated BY bandages.
trusses and internal supports which can only prove
palliatives, yelds completely to the use of these
tonic, Strengthening Golden Pills. Females Of ths
present age are perfectly formed mother Eve.
usl SUPPORT The muscles 81 the body kept in due
tone by Iemedie- of this charecter are sufficient
support, and all that nature ever intended
orweakness of the Back, Spine. LoEs &c theee
Pills have no equal a. thousands who have used
them can testify Price. SIC per box.
After 80 years practice in Philadelphia have
been requested aud urged by thousands. who have
be cured by my medicines, to put them up for thr
use of families I have done So and the dsmnnd Is
'p' 'ss's '''l '''' - ]. 5. ROSE, MD.
Dr. r. s. Roses Female Specific, remedy for pam.
fu Menstrua ton, Leucorrhoes or Whites Prsee 8l.
DR.. J. 8. Roses Female Pills the only reliable
regulating pills. they have been found TO be most
valuable remedy for Female complaints, to open
those distractions to which they table, and bring
nature into it's proper channel. Price &c.
All wfose constitutions i'm paired BY disease,
WI ak By nature, should read
DR. J. s. ROSES MEDICAL ADVISER.
which contains description OF the Diseases Of
cIima.e and the mode Of treatment II can be had
Ali OF DR.. j. s. ROSES vsiuasle Family aedi.
eines to be bad Of Purcell. Laad Co. ssnas.s
a Bode ker, ]. B. Wood, VIM. 2. Ladds .. NJ
Zachrsson A. Leslie r. r.. Duva Bro. IN this city
nnd of dealers generally Throughout the United
states. ~ sp 2I>-eodif ! cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

FERDlcr-ln the Superior Court Of New York
~ Saturday, the jury in the case of Warren s
Newell rs the New Haven Railroad Company, to
recover damages for personal injury by the train
IN which he WAS passenger, being thrown into the
Norwich riTer last year. returned scaled verdict
N favor offplantii for 5000.
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FROM NEW MEXICO.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo April IA party consist.
ing Of DR.. Connolly, Gov. Meriwether, Mrs. Smith,
New Mexican Missionary and number of ira.
ders, have arrived here route for ST. Louis, ma.
king the trip 10 % days. They bring no news OF
interest from New Mexico.
At Pironee Fork the Indians were very trouble
some, sud one fthem shot man named Montague
in the neck
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New YORK April 2s.-The members of the Asso.
ciatcd Press in New York. have passed vote of
c"nsnre upon d. II. Craig, Tor manufacturing false
news purportne to be from Europe via Halifax.
INF Graf, has published statement regarding
this matter. in which he intimates that the New
York Post and it's agents have been in the habit of
sealing news to publish, and that on this occasion
a trap was set to catch and expose the guilty par
teal
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From THE WEST lsDiEs.-The steamer Curlew
hss arrived at New York from the West Indies. with
dstcs to the l9,h, and Bermuda to the 9th instant.
She brings no tidings Of the missing steamer CITY
of Glasgow. This renders it almost certain that
TIC steamer seen on the l2th as reported near one
81 the Bahamas, could not have been the Ci,v of
Glasgow
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EXECUTION OF JAMES cLouGU

TAUNTON, Mass. April 2s.-James Clough was
executed in the Jail yard of this town at IL o'clock
this morning. by High Sheriff Sherman, of Paw.
tucket, for the murder of Gideon Manchester, in
all river, in July, 1852 Fifty persons were ad-
United as spectators. The Rev. Messrs. Emery,
Budget and Maltby were with the prisoner in his
cell most OF the morning Cough, who was 20 years
OF age and unmarried met his fate without exhibit
ling any perceptibe emotion
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AcnrIrTAL OF MATrHEw = ,vARn

The Jury in the case Of Matthew Ward, under
trial at Iiizabchown, ky., for the murder of Pro.
lesso, Butler after brief consultation rendered
verdict Of NOT GUILTY.
This result will surprise many al distance from
the scene OF Trial; but was expected by those who
have attendvely watched the progress of events
more strenuous effort to acqut criminal was
never made in the United States
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DEMOVAL.-sAML SUTHERLAND

1O respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has removed his GUN and PISTOL STORE.
from his late stand opposite the Banks. t. house
opposite Eagle Square, in room No. l32, which has
been handsomely fitted up, especially for the
mediation of himself and his patrons, and where he
Is now opening new and splendid assortment. OF
TACKLE. and all h nds of Goods desired by South.
ern Sportsmen, embracing many articles useful to
farmers and housekeepers gensray--all Of which he
offers at reasonable prices, by wholesale or retail
Thankful for past fayors, he respectfully invites
his friends and customers to call and him at his
new stand. ap eff I'm
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS

WASHINGTON, April 1.-It is stated that Mr.. Zen.
ton iatendsopposing the appropriation tor the Mex
lean treaty, and that he viii move the appoiaimeni
OF select committee with power to send for per.
sons and papers
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nrrENrIoN uF STEAMERS

New loRg, April 30.-The steamer Arctic, and
the steamers for Charleston aud Savannah which
sailed from this pom yesterday, were detained at
Quarantine until o'clock this morning on account
of A heavy storm.
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THr Rev. WM. MATTHEW'S, the venerable senio,
pastor of St Pstricks church, Washington, was SUP
p2se Saturday to be in dying condition. He is auf
feltng from the effects of old age ell paraly
in the throat.
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foR LlBERfA.-A packet sails to day from Balti
more ior Liberia. Seventy-six negroes from Ken
lucky have arrived in Baltimore for the purpose @
taxing passage.
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The trial Of Winn for the murder of Col Moore
has been removed from Rockbridge to the count.
ef Bath
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A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c

A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c
IA IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
FORM-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN A NEW
SHAPE.-Bngg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA
FERS are pleasant and effectual remedy for colds
coughs, and all diseases OF the throat and lungs.
Cherry, generally known a remedy for pulmo.
nary complaints. The children cry for them. There
fore, every mother should have box After using
one box of these waters you will never touch a bet
ter medicine. These are Just the thing you want.
Call at PURCELL, LADD CO.'S and procure
box. fe 6-d6m if
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-FOUR BEAUTIFUL SMALL LOTS

g Ar PUBLIC AUCTiON-Win be solS. on
FRIDAY, the 18th day of April, at 81 o'clock sour
wen situated Lots on the South eide OF Popssr be-
tween 18th and 18th streets These Lots have each
'front.' OF twenty-five and half feet. and depth Of
TEsms-One fourth each; the residue at 4 q ard
u months, and title retained until whole purchase
money il paid.
ap 26 TAYIOp L 1yrrrrtsss 80.
POSTPONED to a TIJRDay 1a,h =" 10 =, a se e -,
'ame hour, If fair, ifnot, to MONDAY, fst Of May
go 20 $
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DEPARTURE OF THE ARcTrc-The steamer Arc
tic sailed from New York on Saturday, with 2ot
passengers and $780, 900 in specie
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DEATH OF AN OLD MERCHANT-Col Francis
Fsltus, the founder OF the oldest mercantile bouss
Ia New York city, died last Thursday evening
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"ANTED-A Partner. with capital of
w $1,000 TO 5000, to join the advertiser in lu-
crative manufacturing business already established
business easily understood, and one which any prac
teal busne IS man. whether mechanic not, is ca
pable OF conducting. The best of references given
and required. full explanation given upon an in
tervew. Address H. r. - with real name, Post
Office, Richmond, Va. ap 6-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

OTIS FOR SALE-On Franklin, Grace
II and Broad streets, just beyond the Western line
of the Corporation Those on franklin and Grace
streets are beautiful sites for dwelling houses Those
on Broad street are better situated for stores As
that part of the subj, bs of Richmond is being rapid
~ butt up, this property soon become very va
iuable App y to DR. J. N. BROOKS
At his Office, Main st., between 18th and 8th SITS
ap 25-1m*
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING.

~ The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Go vern
Street. has the largest and best assortment of CARD
ever in this city, and is prepared do this descrip-
ton of PRINTING on as reasonable terms az else
where in the city, well every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call and see
specimens.
" Plain and fancy CARDS for SALE js-dtf
0S BORN ELS GREAT NATIONAL
" PICTURE GALLERY has been removed on.
posite to the Exchange Bank. and is now ready for
visitors.
This is the great Daguerrean Depot of this coun-
try. Persons wishing Pictures, viii find this place
to pay them well for visit. Every departing mt con-
nected with this establishment has been fitted up in
superb order Gilt cornces, with our Nations stars
and stripes, ornament the many windows. The La
dies Dressing Room will be found lacking in nothing
that viii add to the comfort of visitors The floors
covered with beautiful carpet-the walls with
rich satin psper Portraits of all eminent states.
men adorn the walls-large chandeliers ornament
the place. The sky light Is the very best that can be
built The work-room is furnished with one of w
H. Lewis's patent Buing Machines.
None can form idea of this establishment with.
out paying it visit All the proprietor asks is call
to satisfy one and all that he has no need of self.
pra Use, need of bumbuggng the people with Resb-
tias Neither does he need to advertise to work for
nothing. His motto is, fair prices and goo Iarork.
A. w. OSBORNE.
Opposite the Exchange Bank
II One of Nunns Clark's Pianos kept for the
use of the ladies. p14
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Among the passengers by the steamer Nashville
at New York, is Mr.. Carlton, of Richmond, bearer
q dispatches from Naples
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1-EUhUE I. HEhhINU.-hEMU AID
~ The subscriber has taken the stand on Main st
doors above the City Hotel for some years past
occupied by Mr. John NJ. Royal, where be will con-
tinue his GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSI-
ence of the patronage he has previously received
from his friends and the public while engaged in bu-
siness Shockoe Hill. He also invites the friends
and late customers of Mr. RoYaIL to call upon
him and examine his stock, which will be selected
and those eff the late business of MI RoyAfI NV
best efforts shall be used render entire satisfaction
70 my patrons. GEO. /. HERRING.
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Mr.. HERRING has made all arrangement
with me, by which he has engaged my services as
assistant in his business, and cordially recon-
mend him TO late customers and friends, hoping
they will extend to him the game patronage thew
have previously TO me- They viii find me at my old
stand where shall he pleased to see them. My
particular attention will be given TO any orders they
may send.
anal JOHN M ROYAL.
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lust RECEIVED-A lot of Fly. Nets.
- which win sell very low Also on hand an as
sortment OF Saddles, Brides, Harness and Collars
which will sell cheaper than can be bon eht in our
city. HENRY BAKER,
Corner of Wall and Franklin ste.
ap 24-2w Richmond Va
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GECOND SUPPLY OF NEW SPRING
supply of Spring and Summer GOODS, many Of
which were purchased at the New York auctions the
past week, at prices unusually cheap, and win be sold
at small advance.
We solicit call from city and country friends
BREEDEN, FOX x CO.
ap 26 d6t PIT Broad street.
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WATSON & BOOTH, urHoLsIEasss

EAREE HANGEHs. no, W. pkUNH stxVEtgaa
opposite the Theatre, respectfully nfofn abe eit-
- rs Of Richmond ard Its ycinity that their sprrs
assortment of GOODS 10 now completes CONSISTING
In part of
Gilt and Velvet. Satin and Common Papers. Bos-s
6ers Fire Screens, Curtain Papers, Window Shades.
ait Cornices, Curtains. Bands, ke- ~ Z
CURED Hair and shuck Mattresses. Feather Beds
and Lounges.
A.so. Floor and Table Oil Cloth and slsfsinE
ness-aii of which we Offer ~ The lowest prices.
r. II. UPBOLSTERING aud PAPER HANGING
done in town or country, at the shortest notice and
In the best manner
sp Him WATSON + BOOTH. s
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THE cALoRlc sHrP.--No SIGNS OF TIE PA
CIFIC

NEW YoRK, April There il an insurance Of
s3o0o on the caloric ship, now susk in our har.
bor She will be raised with but slight damage.
The Pacific, with, four days later news. is fully
due, but there are yet no signs of her
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NoTIcE.-We have this day sold to Mr..

NOTICE.-We have this day sold to Mr..
IN JAS. w. yERSER, the stock Of goods Ia the
store steiy occupied BY Mr. Jas B Sclafer. - our.
agent. TO the concern. ara Tsqasst.
ca TO settle their accounts with Mr. verssr. and al
10 him for payment. We have much ptessurs 10
Recommending him TO our friends y younf fentis-
man, highly deserving ccntlaaases q theis paf:o-
age. WlLLIAMSk bhOfaiGh+
April 18th.
Having purchased the stock Of goods #
the old stand Of N. Exsieston mere recently scca-
{ Brssher viii eoaduct this Grocery businses -
heretofore, at the place. whsrsl shai. h pisss
a = -. nv lisnds and the cuetomer 81 the late
ard hops 81 strict attention. - businem -
msrit 4 Continuance Of thsir p ronsge
ssae'Ae JAS. W. VEnSEK
| A.,sf lath--sp o--l2t No. n, Pearl q.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH
VHEAP. CHEAP, Cheap w

THEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP 0 w
~ ERS, the only artist that takes the Flesh Tint
Dagueyyeog,es which has been pron unced to be the
best in the world, has had bis large 80 arran
ged take Pictures of Children perfect as those
taken of grown persona.
Those who have tried at other gallerys to have
ikenesses of their Children and failed to get them
have bat call Powers, ct 1885, Main street, who
fails satisfy the most fastidious. Sign of the
red flag, over the Bookstore of James Woodhouse.
apG
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BY G0DDIN 4 APPERsoN.
.ARGE SALL OF SYDNEY PRO.

IL PERTY.-Wiil be offered al uuhlic .n.tio,
on MONDAY, the LIST day of May poxt. commencin,
At ii o'clock. A. NJ. one hundred acre lots in ths
town of Sydney. These lots are contained In the
farm On which | now reside, and will re sold in
quarter acre lots with the privilege of taking Is
many others In the same square as the purchaser
may choose, at the same price Terms of sale win
fourth in twelve months and one-fourth in eighteen
months from the day of SALE The credit payments
will be secured by negotiable notes and deed OF
trust on the property. To those who may purchase
to the amount of 81 500 credit of three vesrs vii;
be allowed on halt the amount; an to tbose who
may buy to the amount of $1,000 five wears will be
allowed OH oie-half, the credit payments In every
case to bear legal interest from day Of sale until paid
RICH'D REINS.
Until the day of sale, the auctoneers will receys
propositions to sell the whole farm In a body in
which case credit OF five years will be allowed on
$40 of0 of the amount OF purchase. GINA.
NH Sl-2awtds
TWO SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS
Il ON THE PLANK ROAD, AND MARKET
GARDEN ATTACHED. FOR SALE AT ACC-4
TiON.-Will be sold, 90 MONDAY afternoon the
lst OF May 1854 Jimmie diately after the sale of Mr.
6ehs Lots, say about O'Clock. two newly erected
Frame DWELLINGS, on the Sou h side of the plank
road, with excellent market garden attached
lately occupied by MIR. Jas. A Britain
The Lots will be divide to suit purchasers
After which will be sold several vacant Lets with
IN the enclosure of Mr. Charles w. Sneud on the
North side of the plank road.
TERMS -One-thrd cash; balances at and months
for negotiable notes. interest added secured BIZ :
trust deed or title retained. Il
apo GoDDIN L APPERsoN. Aucts
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apN GOpDlN APPERsoN, Aucts
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD Firm,

" ALUAbLE~ HUUSEHULD FUKNI-
TURE, PLATE, LIBRARY. &c, AT AUC-
TONI shall sell at the mansion house of the late
Mr. John Wickham, ON TUESDAY, the ID of the
next month Mayl, all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Plate: Library, &c. belonging to the es
tate Of the said Wichham. and also of the late Mrs
two Carriages and pair of fine young Bay Horses.
The terms of sale will be For all sums under $50
cash; and for all sums above that amount credit of
six months, the purchasers giving negotiable notes.
with approved endorsers.
WIN. r. WICKHAM
The sale will be conducted by Messrs. GoDpiN l.
APPERsoN, and will commence at O'Clock A. H.
apo
p. S-Wiil be added to the above sale, small lot
of choice WINES and Liquors Persons wishing
to examine the Furniture &C. can do 80 at any time
til day Of sale, between the hours of 10 A. M and
O'Clock, 2. NJ.
ap27 GAA,
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e. 49, -
BIT UODDIN / AffERsoN.- 4 ! !
e HANDSOME LOTS ON UNION
sold on THURSDAY AFTERNOCN. he fith Nav.
1854. At O'Clock, on the premses three beautiful
ets each 50 feet inches 'front.' on the brow 81 Union
Hill adjoining the italian residence OF s. Lybrook
architect -
These Lots are certainly Of the finest In that neigh
borhood, being perfectly level and affording an un-
oostfuctsd view over the city and the James River
Being ave minutes walk only to the Old Market,
these lots are admirably adapted for private residen
city
TfnMs-One.third cash; balance at 1 and months
nssot,abis notes. interest added, title retained,
myl GoDDIN 4 ApPERsoN, Auc,s.
7 .ARGE DWELLING FOR RENT,
- AND FURNITURE TO BE SOLD AT AUG
TION-The large and conveniently arranged resi-.
dence on Franklin and Adams streets belonging to
Judge Mason with more than half an acre of1and at
tenant -
The place 10 so well known that farther descrip.
tion ~ deemed unnecessary.
All CT the Furniture, most Of which is new, will
De SOLO at suction on TUESDAY, the 10th May, 1854
commencing at 10 O'Clock.
TERMs--All sums under $50 cash over that am mt,
months credit for approved ne gotiable notes.
FOR terms, az to the rental. apply to
GODDtN APPERSoN.
The sale the Furniture will be conducted by J
X. ID. PAYNE, Salesman. for R. CAuTHoRN
w. GODDiN. Atty in fact
my Judge John Y. Mason.
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BY TAYLOR q WTII-TINS-
BUILDING Lot on WALL ST., IN

- HOUSE AND LOT ON CLAY AND i6TH
STREETS rl;1 :. At ASCTioN.-oa FRIDAY. 18th
be soid 40 unmproved Lot lying on the East side Of
Wall or 18th street. North Of franklin street and
near the property Of Samuel Reese runfins so fee1
and running back 40 feet to Shockoe Greek
Also. Frame House ard Lot on the South side cf
Gay street near the Central Railroad the prors ty
fronts Is feet and runs back 100 feefs the house
tain. rooms, and very pleasant ana convenient
ideuce. s..
Also Lot in rear OF the above, fronting on tho
Railroad.
TEEMs-One-third cash: balance al and uacnths
with interest, and title retained ss . ~
ap8-td TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
same hour, If fair. if not TO MONDAY, LIST May
m
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WANTS

w AN L E d. wish to hire by the
w month or for the balance of the yesr, a good
Carriage DRIVER HENRY c. CABELL.
Office doors below the Exchange Bank.
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FUTURE DAYS

Is 81 FUTURE DAYS. " s,
X bzvENPoRT. 1LIEN Z CO. 1----1
yROCERIES. &C, AT AUCTION
~ On xHuRSDAY. 4.h Of May 1854. ~ win scii
" CeioGt = our suction stoEs N assortment Of
Rio and Lasusyrs COFFEE
y0uee and Crushed SUGARS
MOLASSES, SOAP
CANDLES, CIGARS
Green and Black TEAS
BRANDY, N. E. RUM
MUSTARD, WINES
TuMbLERS. Wrapping PAPER, kc.
TEaMs-under Slo0, cash; $io0 and over, four
my I DAvENPORT, ALIEN Co. Auct..
BY THOMAS W. REESE.
tOfice at Geo. J SUMMERS. No. 20 Pearl st1
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KIT
N CHEN FURNITURE. AND COW. At AIfc-
TION.--Wil be sold on TUESDAY MORNING
next the I'd May, commencing at 10 o'clock at the
residence Of Mr.. Thomas w. Pemberton, on Frank
lin, between 18th and 10th streets. who 10 declinius
housekeeping, all of his Household Furniture con-
sistins 10 part Of mahogany Sofas Rocking Chans
mahogany Chairs marhle-top Table, Carpet, hnnd.
some high-post mahogany Bcdsteads, Ladies' Dress.
ing Bureau, Feather Beds. Mattresses Bedding, mar
bie-top Washstand, 8.dav Brass Clocks, China and
Glassware, Cooking Stove, &c.
NEsHsa1 ALSO,
W&f8 One very fine COW, said to be one of
-NN the finest in the city.
sp y Auct.
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GALE OF A LARGE NUMBER OF
~ HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS In THE
PLAN OF "WOODVILLE," ON THE MECHAN-
WIN be sold, on THURSDAY. the 4th day of May,
1854 upon the premises. commencing s. o'clock
large number of very handsome building lots and
near the Mecbanicsville Turnpike, adjoinieg Fair
Geld.
A plat of the property can be seen at our Office.
This property is handsomely located, and in q part
of the suburbs where real estate will doubtless
nance in value.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months,
for negotiable notes interest added, secured by q
trust deed, or title retained.
APP 26-td GODDIN Il APPERSON Aucts
Immediately after the above, will besod two small
Framed Houses and Lots in Bowling.Green. One oil
the lots contains about half acre; the other about
i0x8o feet.
Terms as above. GODDIN l. APPERSON,
apps Auctr
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ININE PICTURES, ON FAIR TERMS

Il Parents, bring your chidren-children. bring
your parents TO MiNNIS l. WATSON'S Daguerrean
Gsiiery, q few doors below the Exchange Bank and
nor style.
They have just received new supply of 6.
Wefge's European Coiors, which s said to be the
best article of color ever used for DagueIeotypes
Don't forget the place, No. 146 Main at.
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