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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-21

THg HOMESTEAD BiLL.-"lon,' of the Baltimore
sun, writes from Washington that the prospect
# the passage Of the homestead bill in the Senate
has become very good. A number OF Senators for
ineriy indifferent hostile to 1t will now support it,
as sn administration measure, il will command a
hTge democratic vote.
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One OF the most terrible tragedies Of which we
evef read occurred at Millville Mass. on Saturday
aisht, Alexander Hewett, ia fit OF jealousy. sho,
his own wife and man named Owen Brown. to
whose house he had fed for protection He then
committed suicide by taking strychnine Brown
died instantly. Mrs. Flewett was alive on Monday.
sut there was no prospect eli her recovery
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ILLNESS or Mr.. RITcHIE.-We regret to an
nounce that Mr.. THOMAS RrTcHIE, so long an orna.
ment OF the Virginia press, is suffering from severe
ine s. We understand he is very low.
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In the Superior Court of New York verdict of
s'Sooo has been rendered In favor of Thos McQuade
against the Erie Railroad Company. for personal
injuries received in consequence of one Of their
baggage cars running off the track.
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ANIMAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.-The Crescent
City arrived at New York on Monday from Havana,
sth nearly 900 passengers The authorities OF Ha-
sans warmly and cordially endorse the Presidents
Reclamation warning persons against enter
llg into comb nations to aid hnibustering against
L
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THE FEDERAL UsIoN.--It will interest some read
efs to know that Mr.. Seward, of New York, closed
rs speech on the veto message on Monday with
| some eloquent remarks in favor Of the Federal
Union There seems to be an impression at Wash.
ACTON that the Union safer than at pres
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TIE know NoTHNGs.--It is said.th there are
already two presidential candidates selected by the
hnow Nothings. The Go.hamite Know Nothings
sre Tor the restoration Of Mr. Fillmore and the
dfab-colored Know Nothings of Pennsylvania, for
Mr.. Clayton, Of Delaware. ithis statement is cor.
rect the dissatisfied Democrats will probably re-
turn their old allegiance, preferrng, Gays wri-
81, TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-21

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET--June 49,
BEEF CArTLE.-The number of Cattle Off cred at
the scales to-day amounted to $50 head of beeves 800
head of which sold tie city butchers and pack
at prices ranging from S4dS5 T. cwt. the hoof-
equal to $50 50 IS ret and averaging 81 80 gross 100
head left unsold, and the balance $500 head)
vera driven to Philadelphia. HOGs-Saes at Sc so
a ~ T. cwt. SHEEP-Sales at S250d 81 ~ head
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-21

RAILROAD ComPErrTIoN.-i.eat competition ex-
isls between the Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton
and the little Miami Railroads. The former reduc-
I'd the fare to Buffalo on Saturday TO 81, including
state rooms and meals on the Lake steamers. The
iere has hitherto been S.
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Several persons alleged to be engaged in selling
tickets in Perhams gin enterprise were arrested In
New York on Saturday.
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MILrTARY.-The New York Continentals are on a
visit to Boston They are the guests OF the Boston
Veteran Association.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
TERRIBl.I; TRAGEDY

NAIL FnLvnE.-The mai north OF Baltimore
JAILED to arrive last evening
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.

The people of Massachusetts, we are glad TO an
bounce: paid due observance to the Anniversary of
ih6 Battle of Bunker Hill, on Saturday last. The
aay was honored in Charlestown by the firing Of
cannon, ringing OF bells, and general turn out of
ihe military. The stars and stripes were also dis.
played prominent points in Boston, Chelsea,
Cambridge, Roxbury, Lexington and Concord
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FIRE AND loss OFITFE

FIhE AND IUSS Of IIF r.
PHILADELPHIA, June l9.-Cooper's furnace near
Laston, Pennsylvania was seriously damaged by
ire yesterday morning. The loss has not ye6been
sscertained. This morning the boiler exploded,
Sling d man named We're.
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CHOLERA IN PHrLADELPHIA.-There were nine
cases of cholera in Philadelphia last week OF
which seven were fatal
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CONGRESS-

"AsHISeros, June 2o.-The Senate transacted
no business of importance
The House went into the consideration of terri j.
toriai business. and passed the Minnesota bill
personal difficulty arose in the House, to-day.
between Messrs. Culiom and Churchwell, which
came near resulting In blows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-21

We understand, (ssys the Alexandria Se4inel0
Tat Philip Jones, of Orange. has resigned the
fos, Of State Director of the Orange and Alexan
ofis Railroad Company, and that John Willis of
sne same county has been appointed his successor
IL ONCE
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THE MARKETS

New YORK, June 20.-Flour-State brands have
declined IL to 81 cents per barrel No change il
Southern. Corn-el 60 cents Cotton-frm.
Rio Cofee-9 81 cents. Spirits..of Turpentine 50
cents. Rosn steady
BALTIMORE, June 20.-Flour So s. So Grain
unchanged.
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TERRIBLE STORM AND LOSS OF LIFE.
BosroN June 20.-A terrible storm OF hail, ac-
companied by thunder and lightning, occurred near
this city yesterday. Many houses were struck by
lightning aud one man was killed.
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A TTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE ON

A TTRACIIVE REAL ESTATE ON
IN FRANKLIN, 4th and ID sts-FOR SALE At
AUCTION.-Will be sold on FRIDAY, the 23d day
of Jnne 1854 on the premises respectively, COM
nencing o'clock, the following beautifully loca-
ted property
FirstLThat central aud eligbly situated lot on
South Franklin, between 9th and 9th Ats, adjoining
the property of John M. Patton, Esq, on the east.
front of % feet more, and depth of l07 feet
more, whilst the portion of this property has
adth of 10 feet aud extends of that BREATH to
within 40 fee ofthe front line with the privilege of
an alley of sufficient width for the passage of car.
riege from said lot TO 9th ST. and the further privilege
of building into the tenement and upon the yard wall
of the Messrs. Ragiand, upon payment of one-haif
the value of said wall, which would be q great s.-
wing to any person desiring TO build. This property
is within 200 yards of the State House, enjoys hne
view of the public square, which with the
beautifully cultivated grounds adjoining on the east
of Mr.. Patten the view ofJames River, Manchester
and neghboring country, renders this the very most
enviabe site for private residence now to be OBJ
tain ed in Richmond
Also. a very handsomely situated Lot on West 4th
street between Clay and Leigh sts.. Opposite the
beautifully cultivated grounds of VIM. +. Davis,
Esq. 49, ,.,
ed and comfortable Cottage Building, East % st..
north of Leigh street. and the contemplated ex-
tension of Jackson street. adjoining the residence OF
Mr. Lewis B. Taylor. The house contains rooms
rear servants apartments, wood and coal house. Nc
The lot has front of II feet and extends back lD
ee or more and Is of the most fertile and pro-
ductiys garden spots be found in the entire city
This Last property u IN ne occupancy 2, MA. S9
age on the probable price that Il will sell for.
TERMs-One-fourth casa; balance at Z, and IL
months for ne gotisbe notes. interest added, secured
By a trust deed. or title retained
By request of tbs owner.
4. 90 G0DDIN n ApPERSON luefa
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!. 20 G oDDIN = APPERsoN, Auct.
= HOUSE AND LOT ON BROAD ST,

Il FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiII be sold
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON the 24th June, 1874
commencing at O'Clock neat House and Lot, ON
the north side Of Broad stu near to the resdence Of
Joha n. Bolts. now In the occupancy of Mr. George
alley. Tems-Oae-third cash, balance st 4 aud 8
months for gotsble notes-sterest sddea snd title
retained till last note 10 paid
GdDDIN 4 ApPERsoN.
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WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Commissioner of
Patents has renewed Professor Morse's patent OF
June, l9iO. for seven years, Prof. NJ. having dis
claimed portion of the eighth specification within
the decision of the Supreme Court
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Mr. Samuel Humes Houston, Of the United States
eS'y, died al New York on the 10th inst. He was
Ike son Of Dr. Samuel Houston. OF the Sixth Audi.
Ter off.cs, Washington.
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GALE OF Will cox & BETTS
~ STOCK oE DRY GOODS AT AUCTION. --Ou
WEDNESDAY. the 2ist inst, conameucinr a Dins
0,eoss we vii sell By erde, Of 3: B, Minor. Esa..
Square. their entire stock OF DRY GOODS corr.
pfsine great variety Of Fancy and stspls Goods,
suited TO the season.
The attention Of the retail trade l. particularly in
sed to this SALE as IL embraces many rich and yslua
bic goods recently purchased and rarely offered At
auctsou, such as ~. = - - -
Elegant new styles Silk and Lace NANTES
Rich French Wrought COLLARS
Do do. SLEEVES and CHEMiZETTEs
Muslin aud Csmbnc BANDS ~ - - =
Do. do. EDGING and iNSERTfN0s
Rich Btoeade, Plain and Plaid SILKS
sash and Bonnet RIBBONS
WHITE GOODS; Irish LINENS
Emb'd Cambria HDK,FS ~ sessass I'D y
Alexanders GLOVES agsz = .ss.fls :.
super sun UNI RELLAS; PARAsoLs
HOSIERY, &c. &c.
ALSO, so
ne FURNITURE and KEY ofthe store sub;set
20 the consent of the landlord The lease has ffssn
months to run. es-
IERNs-All sums under $50 cash without discount;
per. 49, 80 @fp'ose" "a
Je 10 KENT PAINT 4 EEnm
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NEW HAMPSHIRE WHIG STATE CoNvEK.

CONCORD June 2o.-The Wing State Convention
assembled to-day and was very numereusIy atten.
ded The repeal OF the Missouri Compromise was
strongly condemned
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AUCTION aAr.ra
THIS DAY
VERY HANDSOME HnYrr,,cs

ANOoUME b UILDINQ
H,rI L9 Hn 9E st ShoAD And zrH sTs.. cHurcH
WEDNEsSsYv 1n Al oAIuCTIoN.-Willb s. soId q
lremises eommsncine q oclocf. fSat ~. =. sas
70. s9s On the cornsr q Bred and 9TH srssa ons
ming back on the West line lS2 feet opuasss !. ~
reSdenee Of Jaa Winston, Esq. r'' ' 70 tae
TEaMs.-Ore-third cash. balance ct end rao,ss.
Tor neRotiatisbe notes interest sdded
~ endorsed, secured BY trust deed.
leS GODDIN 4 APPER1OH 49,.
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
TT The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor
Street is extensively prepared execute every de-
sc,ipton OF PRINTING on very superior Power
Presses and new Type, at extraordinary low prices,
for cash.
CARDS printed very cheap, on one of the last fast
presses. nv 70
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WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF PURE
w COD LIVER OIL AND LIME "A CURE


FOR CONsuMPTION. COUGHS, COLDS. AsTH-
MA, BRONCHITIS, GENERAL DEBILITY, AND
ALL SCROFULOUS HUMORs.-The proprietor
has succeeded from directions of Professor Stone,
in combining the Oil and Lime 90 perfectly that the
taste of the Oil which is nauseous to persons ee-
nerallY is entirely overcome and can be BY
the most delicate females with pleasure. And
gard, the benefit of this article the clear OIL the
following case by Prof. Stone, 10 sufficient to con
vince the most skeptcal. The young lady was %
years of age: 1900 n =
Her disease was of unmixed phthisis, which
had been expected to terminate in the course of
few months fatally; The upper part of both her
lungs was filled with tnbercles and in some places
were beginning to soften. The case was evidently
bad one. The treatment of Cod Liver Oil was first
used but without marked improvement The phns-
phate of lime was then administered with the oil,
and the result, In the cases of many others WA
soon apparent. The patient was rapidly gettins
we'll ="
long array of certificates might be given here to
prove the efcacious character Of this medicine but
is not deemed necessary The fact that from the
very first introduction of the Cod Liver Oil and Lime
before the public, it has been gradually adopted by
the medical faculty, is sufficient proof OF ts unques
toned excellence. t
For SALE Wholesale and retail, by
ALEXR 3. WILBOR,
Chemist, I56 Court st. Boston.
For sale in Richmond by BENNETT u BEERS
nruu giafa Mai af ia Alrx.tf &c
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Lieut. Col. Charles May has arrived at New Or.
: fssnG from Texas
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GALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS

~ u DI DdOON OF- UAI GUOOS.-
- On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of June 1854.
m pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court OF the
saetio =, Richmond this deg entered viii Be sold q
square Main stieet, in the City of Richmopd Their
mi FLOCK CT goods, comprising many valuable taste-
donb,l a seasopsole articles An opportunity VIII
5000 Hsss De afforded of procuring great bareains-
will he paIncniars Of the terms and mode Of sale
lie Sts y
" The foregoing sale has by order of ssid fsonr,
81 O'Clock A. M. 'uo ~ise INST, At
The Key of the Store will sl.o he .o,a .nh,.,, g.
the cousent OF the landlord. The lease has Sftssn
and upwards; under $50, cash. " ~
B B. MINOR, Receiver.
lie IL - -'s--S'''
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X EYSVILLE LAND, VAL U A BL e
N TAVERN STAND AND OTHER pRQpER-

IL EfSV1LLE LAND, VAL u A Is L. u
IA TAVERN STAND, AND OTHER PBOPER-
TY, FOR SALE.-The subscriber having determined
to remove to the Southwest, will offer for sale at
public auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of July
next, his entire tract of LAND containing SIS acres
and lying in the county of Charlotte, immediately
around ksysvilIe depot, and at the junction of the
Richmond and Danyille Railroad and the Keysville
and Charlottesville Plank road, 70 miles from Rich
mond. GO miles from Danvilie, and q miles from
Charlottesville.
The land is very desirable, ON account of its great
convenience to market, and is highly susceptible of
improvement and capable of producing the finest
wheat and other crops by the of guano and other
fertilizers.
He will also sell his long and well known TAV-
ERN STAND which is q large, roomy and commodi-
Gus bui ding; part of newly erected, with ali
cessary out-building ga in good repair
Also, three good STORE-HOUSES, BLACK
SMITHS SHOP, WHEELRIGHTS SHOP and 2
PRIVATE DWELLINGS, ell occupied by good ten
ants
There is excellent well of pure freestope water
in histavern yard
Possession will be given on the FIRST day ofNovem.
Der next
TERms-one.thrd payable in cash on the first day
ofNovember next; the residue In equal nstalments
In one and two years thereafter. The title viii be
retained or deed Of trust given to secure the de-
feIred payments also, bonds with approved security
For farther information apply to Mr. Isaac 4: Wat-
Aims Richmond, Va; or 70 the subscriber, at Keys
vile, which il his pest Office.
js sLdtd JOHN D. PRIDDY.
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" ALUAbLE KEAL ESTATE ON lSrH
AND BROAD SITS, AND ON 18th ANDVAI.
LEY STRESS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.EWiil
be be sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the Esd June.
1874 upon the premises, commencing at Al o'clock.
"a feet on 18th ST. running back about 10 feet with
brick tenement and two framed buildings thereon
valuable lot the east side of 18th street. near pop
lar street fronting A feet running back 100
After which, say about o'clock, onithe premises
tillery, with framed tenement and brick building
thereen The above real estate belongs to Willian
W. Morris. ~
TERMs-One-.hird cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust
deed, or title retained
10 Is GODDIN a. ApPERSON A,..
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NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGS.-
IN No | Cut, 10 whole and half bbis.. full sized,
for sale BY RAGLAND BROTHER,
ia IS North side Basin.
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BY THOS. W. KEESEE.
Othce with Geo. ]. Sumner No. 20 Pearl strsat

HOU Sch OLD FURNITURE. AT
- AUCTION-Will be sold ON WEDNESDAY
me zist nst commencing at 10 O'Clock, the rest
housekeeping, all his Household and kitchen Furni-
tore, consisting in part of - = -'l--'l
Fine Sofa, Mahogany Chaira Centre Table Psrlor
carpet Rug, &C.; set Mahogany Dining Tables Side
board, Tea and Table Ware, Oil Cloths Carpets
windsor Chairs, Bedsteads, Beds, Hair and Shuoi
Mattresses. =
Also, frst.rate Cooking Stove, with fixtures com.
plete; lot of Preserves &c
Together with numerous useful and convenient ar
ticles In housekeeping.
je 10 THOMAS w. KEEsEE. Auct
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jeI6 GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucts
VALUABLE COTTAGE FARM OF

" ALUABLE COTTAGE FARM OF
III ACRES. IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold THURS,
DAY Afternoon, 22d June. 1854. upon the premises
commencing at O'clock that very valuable and at.
tractive FARM of LII acres, with newly erected
Dwelling thereon, formerly owned by Mr.. Antonio
Plzzini about one mile west of the city of Richmond
adjoining the residences of Messrs John N Shields
and Robert King.
The farm is in the highest state of cultivation. and
abound in several varieties Of Grape, Fruit and has
upon1t growing crop of Oats, Potatoes Peas Corn
&c. all of which will be sold with the place
TERMS -One-fourth Cash balance at /. 2 and 8
years for bonds bearing interest," secured by trust
deed.
Immediate possession can be given.
je9 GODDIN APPERSON Apct.
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CUPERIOR FAMILY AND EXTRA
~ FLOUK.-25 bbls C. Klines No. l. made OF the
pine white mountain wheat Just recsived--warrant-
ed For sale b lie Iii III FRY
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hR. j. S. ROSES CELE BRATED
~ FAMILY MEDICINES-At the request of
many Of my pate nts, have consented to put up
class OF my most efficient prescriptions in the form
of Family Medicines each suited to a particular
disease and not like the manufacturers of the many
world that any one compound win cure all Diseases
and who, lin the words of the great Italian physi-
clan SPALLANZANI put medicines of ,chich they Enolc
little INTO bodies Of u'tich they k7loIo less"
DR.; s. ROSES ExPECToRANT, or COUCH
SYRUP, for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all Lung Dseases-in so and 81
DR.. ROSES Alternative, or BLOOD pUR1.
FER for Scrofula, Old Eruptions and all diseases
DR.. ROSES tARMiNATIVE D B1LsaM for
Cholera Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dy-
DIR: ROSES ALTERNATIVE, or FAMILY PILLS,
Stomaeh and CostvenessHa5 cts, 'A's''''"' '0u'
DR.. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of the
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxation
DIR. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, . valuable RENE.
dy for Female Complaints. Superior to Hooper's
DR.: ROSES RHEUMATIC COMPOUND, an in.
ternal remedy for Rheumatism, either acute chro-
DIR. ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND, q sure
cure for Dyspepsa-5o cts.
DR. ROSES TONIC MIXTURE, for Chills, Fee
vers, and general Debility. nevsr-faing remedy
DIR. ROSES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Blu.
CHU, for all diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder,
DR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL for all ner.
conditions Of the system Neuralgia Heart Dis
ease Palpitation, &c. kc.-50 cts.
DR.. ROSES PILE 0INTMENT-5o cts. EYE
and TETTER OINTMENTS-25 cts
DR. ROSES ELIXIR OF OPIUM-superior to
all other forms of Opium-25 cts.
DR. ROSES PAIN CURER-cures all pain. ex-
terpa or internal: also cures Chilblsins Corns Brit
SEES Sprains Stiff Neck, Sore Throst Pains in the
Bow els and Stomach, Sudden Colds, 3e.-I2s % and
80 eta
DIR. ROSES INFANT CORDIAL. Free from
opium, and producing easy sleep-25 cts
An Of DR.. j. s. ROSES valuable Family Medi.
cines to be had of Purcell, Ladd l. Co., Bennett
Beers Adis 4 Gray, o. A. Strecker, A Duvsl,
A. BodekeI, ]. B. Wood, VIM. z. Ladd, 8. n.
Zachrisson, A. Leslie, r. \. DuvaiI Bro 10 this city,
States. jel7-eodif kcts
WHITE CORN-20OO bushels Corn,
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WHITE CORN-2000 bushels Corn
w ahost at wharf fer sale ~
jels L. WORKMAN CO.
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JAMES 3. SCLATER, PRODucE Bro
u KEa, Corner Cary and Pearl Streets Richmond
Virginia. ap i9-d3m
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GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND
~ LOTS NEAR MANCHESTER.-On the oath
of the present month, shall sell at public auction
on the premises, the folo~in ing pieces of land yign
on the Coal-pit Turnpike, Immediately the edge
Lot containing q acres fronting on said Turnpike
running back TO the river road. The improvements
on this lot very valuable, consisting of a large
framed Dwelling House and Store House, with other
outhouses all of which are new, having been built
in the last two years. To any person wishing to
tablish grocery. this Lot possesses advantages sell
dom offered In addition it has well of excellent
water in the yard and the garden and lot are highly
improved. At the same time and place, shall al 50
sell another Lot adjoining the first mentioned con-
tanning 81 acres
To any person wishing to purchase, will take plea
sure in showing the premises.
Terms made known on day of sale.
g. HUNT.
Manchester, June 2, 1854. lie 5-tdt
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AUCTION sALHs.
FUTURE DAYS.
By THOMAS w. KEESEE.
Once ct Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl ut.


A UCTION SALE OF 10000 FEET
$50 inst, commencing at o'clock in the afternoon
S WI. % o sOc soction By the subscrbe Rock
ling. 1"@ SSsns
Terms made known at time of sale
rAGE, PARSON L PERKINS.
sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct
CONSTABLE'S SALE-Wij r. .oId
~ for cash, in front of the High Const.hls, os,..
on FRIDAY. the sd Of June, 1854, at 10 O'Clock.
sany Show Case; Rocking Chair; Cane seat Chair.
q lot of Medalions and Daguerrean Gases &c cola ~
satisfy sundry executions In my hands a,sns, r e
Mcuison. ALFRED LEWELLEN ID g H.
je2t-5t For j. P. TYLER, H. c.
NONSTABLE'S SALE,-Will be- sold
~ for cash, in front of the High Constabe's Office
on FRIDAY, the sd cay of June. at 10 O'Clock M
lot of Furniture, sold to satisfy distress in
my hands, In favor of Greame. Agt. vs.. Ryan.
ALFRED LEWELLEN, D. c., for
ie 2l-St J. P. TYLER, II C. C. R.
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BY }. R. d. PAYNE Salesman

BY }. R. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
HOUSES AT AUCTION.-Will be sold
IL on WEDNESDAY Afternoon, the 2ist inst, on
the premises, at o'clock, the brick and wooden
houses on the lot adjoining P. M. Tabb. Esq, and
moved BY the purchasers in so days.
Terms cash.
lie 10 r CAIrTHOpN -