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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-12


The FIRE IN COLUMBIA, s. C.-The Columbia
Times OF the 7th inst gives the annexed account
the recent condagration in that city:
About O'Clock this morning a Ere broke ont IN
tne rear OF ID. Spigener's grocery store On Rich
ardson below Washington Street. II then extend
ed 20 tne stores on either side, Consuming in IL
course, Dr. .: n. Miot's drug store at the Corner.
snence along Washington street to a range of fices
N n tne rear, occupied by DR.. Alex. Talley. Dr.
SIaso, Iomo q Co.. Express office, the office OF
books OF the Office. Thence to the propertv or 4
Boatwright embracing dwelling occupied nv Mrs
ppaGkennam, bis office. an office occupied bv Hr \
neiilnger' ana ME Boatwright,s Carriage Facto.
~. '>>'N
On Richardson street It consumed the Erch an.e
Mr. Peckhams residence and store. the store s,c.
coPied ny IL Crawford, Mr.. Squire's dwelling and
store, a. .: Bower's dwelling and store, with seve
RAJ houses In the rear of these The corner houses
AZ tne intersecnonof OF Richardson and Lady streets
opposite the Congaree House and Hunts Hofel
aLo dwelling at the corner of Sumter and Lady
streets, were the only houses saved. The entire
square was consumed. The residence of w r
Desaussure, Esq, on Sumter street opposite the
square consumed, was ct one time on fre. but was
fortunately saved. The whole u supposed to be the
work OF an incendiary. -
The entire loss by this fire is estimated at 800 0o
OF which only one third is said to be insured The
proprietors of the Carolinian lost everything and
were uninsured. Their establishment. which w.s
one OF the most extensive in the State was com.
pletey destroyed. involving loss of some $40 600
The publication Of the Carolnian will be resumed
a. soon as possible
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The lareest cargo ever cleared from New Or
leans, IVES taken out la4 week by fhe Shakepeare
she sailsd Win 6,l3l bales d cotton for Liver
pool.
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MoRrALIrY OF N. ORLEANs-During the week
ending the 81 instant there were 220 deaths In New
orleans, OF which but were from yellow fever.
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SEWING MACHINES s.-Having had
many applications for and enquiries respecting Sew
closely into the merits of the different manufactured
and for the past have spent much time in order
ascertain which kind would be best adapted to the
South, for all general purposes and am now happy
to inform the public that have taken the agency for
the sale OF Hunts Machines, which, for capacity,
simplicity, durability and cheapness cannot be
passed, whilst they are warranted to turn off work
equal to any in use. Price $75 and $85.
P. HORTON KEACH,
de 7-te 81 Main street.
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYsPEPsIA-THE
GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.-DR. J. s. HouGHroN's
PEPsIN, the true DIGESTIVE FLUID, Gastric
JUICE still holds the first place among all the various
remedies for these painful and destructive com.
stomach. No art of Uan equal its curative pow
ers and no sufferer f. ON Liver Complaint and Dys-
pepsia should fail to try it.
generally. de l-d5w
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Mr. II. Smith has recovered q. 100 of the city q
Lowell for injuries sustained By reason Of defec
In the ssxeek Exceptions taken.
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SHOOTING Henry Dorhoty wss shot In Colum
bio, g. c., on tho night Of The 6sh iastant and mp
posed 70 be fatally injured, By Mr. Caldwell
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KNOW NOTHING ITEM 1T is said that Kenneth
Rayner, oil North Carolina, will be the K N. candi
date for the Pre- idency. General Houston, how
ever, is spoken of in some quarters, for the posi-
ton.
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P. M. JUDsoN, cashier of the Manufacturers
Bank of Macon, died last week.
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THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND DOL

= IAhS WONTH UF DRY GUUDS, AT AND
BELOW COST, FOR CASH.-For the purpose of
closing copartnership. will from this day. of
fer cur entire stock of DRY GOODS, at and below
cost for cash.
The stock is nearly new, having been recently
purchased on the most favorable terms and consists
of the usual variety of FANCY AND STAPLE
GOODS, kept in first class Dry Goods establish
ment.
Those in want Of really desirable Goods, would do
well to give early CALL the assortment is now
very complete, and such an opportunity for BAR
GAINS is but rarely offered.
WARREN & PERKINS,
no7-dtlJ No. l4I Eagle Soure
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FORM OF PROXY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That -
the undersigned do hereby constitute and appoint
attorney - for - aud ia name, to
all questions that may be brought before the
meeting of the stockholders of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company, to be held ut -. on
the day OF -, or at any adjourned meeting
thereof, hereby ratifying all the acts of - said
sttorney in the premises as fully if - were
present and voting in person.
In testimony whereof, - have hereunto alike
- hand this day of -.
1.
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A CARD.-DR. MARTIN p. SoorT offers
his services the citizens of Richmond
He has removed from Governor to 5th st., below
Gary st. de 6-d1w
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DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, CIR
CULAR SAW-MILLS, &c The subscribers
are prepared to furnish Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines Circular sew-Mills. and all ether de-.
scrptons of Machinery, with Dispatch and ,Iarrant
ed of best materials and workmanship at their works
on Cary st., next to the City Gas Works
oc e-Sm BURR & ETTFN9ER
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A fire broke out in Macon, Ga. about O'Clock
on Tuesday afternoon, In the upper part of Walnut
between New and Spring streets. Some four or five
dwellings were destroyed, among which are the
residences of Treat Hines and David Read, ESQ.
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Nicholas Finn died 10 Charle2on onthe 7th inst.
from injuries received In street fight.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. "A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 served to subsexibsrs
at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PEn WEEK, payahlu
20 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, d rear
insdvance.
Phe WEEKLY DISPATCH is Issued ever Phi.
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FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPEs.-
Call at SIMONS' and see his superior PICTURES,
for which he received the first MEDAL at the Me-
chanics' Institute, Richmond. Va All in want of
really good Pictures are invited to examine speci-
mems. del
The BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS, for
skin for shaving cleansing the teeth for the Toilet
and the Nursery; for bathing and many medicinal
purposes discovered by DR.. Fontsine, Paris. Price,
SOC. per bottle. For sale by
SMITH FORE. Booksellers,
no 24-tf No. 1874 Main and $50 Broad sts.
o. III. CHARLEY, General Agent and Col
lector 18th street. between Main and Gary, the
store of G. r. Peake. Refers to Messrs. C. +. Wor-
than Co., Williams & Brother. Butler 4 Tinsley
]. H. Claiborne. g. r. Peske, ]. B. Sclater and Dr.
w. A. Patefsen. se 12-Sm
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: SINGULAR AccIDxRr.-The GraniGe IN. HI Whis
States that While Mrs. John Pumeeit Of Lebanon
was passing into her front yard with an open jeck
knife IN her hand, the gate vas blown 10 violenkly
thrusting 4 Into her side, producing I wousd q
the mos dangerous character. Thc bast medical
etd has been In attendance, but there = q veFy
doubtful prospect Of saving her Iife.
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The Tampa Herald invites elaigration to South
Florida-says there is noldanger to be apprehend
cd from Indian hostilities, and closes thus:
"We are anxious that our country should be set
tied, and we know no reason why Ne should not
encourage all who desirs 70 moveto the pleasantes
climate, and healthiest country in the world :
where the uniformity and beauty of our tropical
CLINE makes the most affecfonate wives the finest
chiidren-the blackest negroes-the fatest deer,
turkeys, ducks and other rarninfs-the graatest
quantity and variety OF No. fsh-the mo6t dell.
cious oysters that any country can boast of. Then
come and find . settlement jua to your liking in
Hnlsboro' county,
THK LAsr or THE Talsx-The Nautuckes En-
quirer says, that - native Indian, By the name oI
Abraham Quady, the last of one of the aboriginal
tribe which formerly Inhabited this Island, disd o.
the 25th ult.
At the close of the current year, il ID Stated, thu
treasury Of the State Of Missouri viii have on hand
the handsome surplus sum Of 100000.
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A LARGE STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRESS GOODS


AT COST FOR CASH,
BY j. & NJ. ROSENBAUM,
No. 176 Broad, Corner of .Sirth Street
TNTEN DING to remove early in the
Il Spring to store. and to make at that time
some changes in the character of our business, we
offer from thii day entire stock of Goods at prime
Cost for Cash. We mean what we say, and ask those
in want to call and examine our stock, comprising
broideries, Shswls Ribbons and Hosiery. Also a
very large stock of Cassimeres, Satinets Fannels,
Blankets; together with every description Of Do
mestic manufactures.
Our stock is large and has been purchased for cash
at exceedingly low prices and most of it within the
last few weeks, at our second trip to the Northern
markets. rare opportunity Is now offered for con-
sumers to supply their wants.
no l5-Im j. & M. RosENBAUM.
JNO. HENRY EUSTACE, JR.,
Commission and F0rwarding Merchant,
OFFICE ON THE BASIN,
OFFERS his services to his Country
ali kinds of' of 6oTNTR9 ed1 RxoD@UcE @ no is@im d
HURLEY'S EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. PEARL STREET.
THHE highest price paid for Gold and Sill
Il yer. aud Richmond, Petersburg. Lynchburg,
Fredericksburg. Charlottesville. Staunton. Norfolk
Exchange on Baltimore Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, bought and sold at t best rates.
se8-Sm Formerly Stratton's office.
CHINGLES, BUTTONWOOD AN d
~ OAK-The Subscriber hes now on hand 200. 600
SHINGLES, which he will sell cheap for cash: he
also has lS0 600 feet of BUTTONWOOD PLANK,
and GOO feet of OAK, suitable for making Tobacco
Boxes which may be purchased on reasonable terms
In addition to these he is hourly expecting 600 fl
susqnehannah PLANK, to which the attention OF
builders and others is invited. JAS. QUINN,
de I-Im* Corner of Broad and 18th SITS
A DEMONSTRATORS N NOT1CE.-All
IA persons having claims against the estate Of Gus
tsvus Ja Wis will please present them to me. proper
Iy authenticated All persons indebted to the estate
must make immediate payment
ALEX B. HUTCHINSON,
de8,-ts Admir- of 8ustavus Jarvis
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY PLY.
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Miss JULIA DEAN is playing to good houses in
Charleston.
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OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE AssorN. !,
NOVEMBER Let. 1854.

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOTNa
NOVEMBER lst. 1854.
A T. meeting of the Board of Directors,
"A held this date, Mr.. JAMES G. CRANE vas
unanimously elected President Of the Richmond Fire
Associstien, vice James Bosher. decd.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
no2-ts JNo. II. BOSHER, Secretary.
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
IN TER DRY 0OoDS.-I have Just opened an
entire new stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased In the Northern markets on
she most favorable terms. | am prepared to offer
great Inducements to purchasers. Among the as
sortmeut may be found
Ladies' Dress Goods Of ell styles
Embroderies and Laces
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Ae.
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen, Boys and Ser.
ssnts Wear-with large stock of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles.
The public are respectfully invited to give me a
esIl - am determined to sell cheap any other
house in the city. H. ROSENFELD,
sc ls-Sm us Broad st.
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Dr.. MoLANEs VERMrFUeE.-During

. - "not6Eale Agonte, hlcnmCEd.
And By Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. de II-daeIN
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HURLEY'S EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No prapT STprrT

IA persons having claims against the estate OF Gus
tsvus jarvis will please present them to proper
iy authenticated All persons indebted to the estate
must make immediate pay ment.
ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON,
de8,-ts Admir- of 4ustavus Jarvis
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mere no truth in the report that James IIoord, the
eased banker Of London has wied his large property
" "e ffnee OF Wales The lawyer Of the deceased has
oned his agent in New York that he has len his estate
" ns hephews and neces the and daughters OF his
previously deceased) and who reside in England.
inc VIII has been proven in court
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byJAMEx Z. Mcguire. Auessonses
VEhf Valuable BUILDING LOT ON NoKrH n srRrsr
, psaass ssSuonoa Wednesday afternoon, May TO- al
"a ~ ~ pfssHAsss shsA ssM VI a.
nonn - iset On street, funning back ITO
'es TAI ~ a. "a aneys With large stable he
,,,, ~ nshdsomsl located, between
In 'front.' and excellent ni,y 10
ths purchase = nNe bull s,t. - -
an,h ohs uid cash, The ssdue twelve, eighteen
% noes banns interest secured
JAS. c. McGUIRE,
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IN me assonr lead mines Il i said that the mineral "a
ound in caves which, when excava,ed form pcrect lsb
nuns They are frequently worked over FIVE ton or TWEEN
acres, making a labyrinth difficult 20 thread tina,
ing for hours
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~ 0ABDu = oCOTT. A~ets~nssvs-
VALUABLE iA1InOvRD pROvRrv AT THE CORNER or
osA srsa - lonaA ewssss ssctionOn Saturday the
ian insen ~ saD ~, u o'clock, front cf the
ss two - ssw uss%ssv seh wsreaosses and INC lots
wheeh sAey sno6. beine No No 3 The
hsssss - - suaaaiy bsi and win be sold separate
NQsshss, "a snA psschasas
wsatv ss snAs, abs puchaer notes o The deferred
hearing nom day OF sale. deed given
GREEN = SCOTT,
Nay Sd Auctiorecrs.
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ADDITIONAL casjoynia Ns~s ~ tie Ssamsr 0eorys La,s
New foAS, May BY the steamer George Law -.
have the following additional items
santa Anna had four thousand troops at Acapulco Hard
nghting expected III
Affairs At Bolivia were in a complicated state.
Oosia still holds South Peru he has been declared
Tue Der Of his country President Belxus of Bolivia
has promised him assistance.
American and sixty five English ships were Al
the last accounts, at the Chneha islands
Advices have been received from Au.t, AZ, 81 rh.
list Of an unimportant character
Inc steamers New Orleans and City Norfolk are living
SYDNEY, unsod. 'e =
hmigraa0n \ active fire at Hobert burnt property
lump Of gold had been found weighing fifty two pouod
Hurn'"g IF Ralroad Depot
BRAsrFoaD, IN CO. May 9-The freight house and On,
depot Of The North Carolina railroad we're burnt TODAY with
locomotives cars freights, &c. Loss, 100000.
Fire IN Nee York. s4
NEW YoRK, May 9.The fire at FORSYTH and Cbrv.t;,
streets near the Bowery Amphtheatre this
- houses mostly small occupied by poor inhabitants Loss
sloo'ooo, Partly insured. sfa
catoric SKIP Eriesson.
NEW fonK, May 9The Caloric ship Ericsson was raised
to-day, and landed at the wharf
Late from tie Plains
INDEPENDENCE Mo-, May 4-The Salt Lake mail arrived
here this evening having been detained by severe wind
rain storms encountered above Fort Kesrnev sss5a
The Cheyennes and Grow Indians driven OF the whites
who had established bridges and ferries on the North PLAT
and Green rivers stating to bc their intention of
on the business and appropratng the ferry tolls to them
selves. ae s48s.s
II was rumored that the Pawnecs had stoned seyera
freight trains and wagons from St. Joseph near Table Rock
taken their provisions and left them ia destitute and
ing condition. 86 a" n
Mr. Richards the editor Of the Detroit News died at Salt
Lake city on the 18th ult.
The passengers BY the Mail Judge Reid Gen. George
Grant Of the Mountain Rangers; Lieut. Joseph Young or
Of Governor Brigham Young.
The roads in bad condition. but the grass was fine
The first train Of emgrants above Fort Kearnsy
Erptosioa Of the Steamer Secretary.
New foRx May Authorization has been received Of the
explosion Of the steamer Secretary San Fable Bay5O
killed and missing. M s ~ t
Trial Of Major Wysc
New YoRK, May 0.-Thc trial Of Major Wyse for dis
obeyng orders to embark his troops on board Of the
steamer Falcon still proceeding and the general impress
sion is that he will be sustained. Gef1
adjournment Of the Penn.ytoaaia Legislasure
HARRsBuRa, May 9.Boh houses adjourned sine die to-
day at II o'clock
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CINE EDsTuOn, IN ass library sasAing, bound I'm
Lowdoa for the ncAsgned cf The aosnu assos
Hchsesi, schlsv, GscAAi, PlnascA nniiW RrceC M,on
shak.ps..s Loehhast Hsme and soet Ham, Rsheia
nacssven Ranhs eheddaa, Jsnius Jeremy TayIor Gregory
Pallet hnrae 1ssses DsiSsa, keanAsr. Ooehe vammonf
Msrvsr nisr bnvss Besaaoa aod Fletcher South,
snd many others, sre just impoued By
Mays FRANCK TAYLOR
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

Monthly Statement u Quotatons q domestic exchanges on s
29h ApyL 1854 compiled from sesekly reeeiod al
he Treasury Department, fron he Asssant Treasurer
and Deposdaries
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sy 0nnEN = SCOTT, A.ctasn..rs.

ny AH0GN ~ 1COTV, AWcttonUoED.
/ VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTfoN-on MONDAY
ss ssas: 4 norm IA
coa..nns near = go square fast Ai:o. No 10
s q lss e.:
'% u N No g
@ s.s s sas s
And ON Tuesday. the letA Instant, ". shan sell Ii.
No H. fronting achss on I'D stree. west and IS
so % New H.n 1s
ana % inches o. a M running hack
a1f ss 10 and
ss sa 9ss v.
and viii be sold in order as advertised. =
AAd wednesday,, the Instant VIC sAail san In
nss 10 @ =
s.. opposite .hs csa,s ArLs
veil iaC c e = ne nc. ..a.sIs w.ass
s..s ssis: 'ss
the day Of's's deed given and deed q ak.s:
My,o-s A11S ssS seass::...
BOARD, with or without oom., can be n.A A. an
deneisser on ~ street. between Pennsyvana
May Io-a.w4w.
90 Hoard Hsal,h.-A speci. nee,isx will ). b.a ON
WsanesSsy, 10Th instant, al s O'Clock,
aoSD EErs's My M IN y % s %
lRch"ond papers please copy.l
| GRAND JUVENILE CONCERT,
AT TEMPERANCE HALL.
ssnss us.:is. iuaa.d ss.. .l
,e..sa, solo. aud chorusss, dc.
Tslss :, ss: Children accompanied BY sAs, r.s.. lsx
coocsn to eonnancs At O'Clock.
R'sl-EYs vARIETE,
Il
Second night Of the great American Star,
MISS KIMBERLY.
WEDNESDAY, EvKsno, May 10, 1884,
Will be psioraed 10 adured play Of l..t., r.
LOVES SACRIFICE
To conciade with the burIeua Of
JENNY LIND
cents rosnda seats - No charge
Door. a, J. Performance commence ., O'Clock
OLD POINT HOTEL
Oar Pelsr Convoar, Va.
sssse.s opened rsespsss sss
90 =, s.s ws n. %
s"dscsmsus, to Invalid and persoss ssskias aehuui
WEN under.srn.t, ssss.,
i've ..saor 70 the sas'ne's he hopes merit fun snare
9. O. WILLARD.
Nae ssss C. =. ssi D ~
News, Norfolk Virginia Enquirer Rchuoud
gi.is, copy ser Old = y
May Io--~odts June
Mss LEsLIE's View Receipts Cooking. --ror sal.
TAYLOR 4 MAURYy
May 10 pockstoss. street.
LrOR RENT.-The house adjoining the oes
iiuatsf, street, hetween " asd 9Th
besidcs erc-uent basement, (Which professional
seaean for oMcsA sst hack baudse There
Twelve II res<ed. be fnnsAisse
possession viii b. given. Apply 10
1 J. r. POLK
May 7-eoda Second AUDITOR once, wnders Rnias.
NEW AND ADDITIONAL sUPPLIE8.-TN~ suh-
IN FROM \
vassdA II plaid, striped. brocade
Also, 5 Handsome silks
choice shad~s and qsaiiiss 4rfstf = @N -T-7 -
Of sysHsH,nee A~s..~
plata, ~d SOD nssssS, every 1esrspo. ~
dress sonds 4F6
Is very sassssui postsA maasss ssusAip, ,s r. .,,
asovc eooAs sn~os Vii ~
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ROOm FOR RENT.-A very plcssams ffc~s r
maine uSoccupsed which ~ hsd applying
st'inia louisiana avenue nearly opposite the City Han.
Ay t-dN
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nZ.Mx. Edttort You will please announce the name
Of BEVERLY TUCKER, h, candidate for Alderman
May t~ Atsf#s8' MANY VOTERS
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TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THIRD STREET
as<1on 1hurpdsy, fh ips ~ shai
ots Nos 10 ssd H. n servsos IL situated
u "a
= = ~ % - s<ess, rsssas bach - hss = - ~ slisS
The assg nsslso.ely Iocaae9 n Of the
saQsshs ssi ne two esass 100 square Est
Tsss Oss psnh cab balance n iweive sehteep
twenty oar noae s psch.sas % gve sosss o de
deco given and Seed eftss ssksa I1us isdsputahre
May 3-eodn Auctioneer.
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CxrENsivE SALE or HOUSEHOLD Ann x,ycaxv SIM
..a :: Ss ss q s r. & ION
In and IN. :ssss. son,Msaeiay = 10 O'Clock
% aAss sop cessrs aSIe, conaods, and wsshssana.
Be Be : end s x.,' :ss or. s:
csae AID wood. seal chairs
iins .Eis S. e" s cSssy ~'s among which
F P,ass S.. Tea; and and es %ss. SCI.
is S:. .s" s. and soS. y 'as' bowls
Msass hosk cast sad oher wine glasses and ,ambler
Preserve ~: ans sn sie esas d SsiSs.s'
Fine heavy plated castor and cut bottles, &C.
Fss,hsr bed. eeasiss hat. and .huek ma.,ressea
sss md s..il I'll coss md -. .'aw aains
s sssy s' .ns r co.. a .Ss s..a..
T w Al ,si =. 1:sasn
@ sas sasss.s s..iss ia..., s0 ana
. s.y4-ss sssasassr.
~ sSa1o n ssxr ao s
.ass. N No. 3d. oass e.. on p
no n .sx hs q M street wes running back 100 feet
TIE ;1 3 s 10
ys s.s. 81 Ne deferred md y .n s
from the day Of 'as decd given and q
May s-eodAds s ag ~ Aaeaoassn
asn respectfully him cs.d,da.s f re- cleo
oI 2 The a. z. Sss: Which =. discharged
ws su1ai. he esins As
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.og.Mr. Eaitor. You win please announce the name
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MAY EANY VOTERS
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MRS CECILxA YOuN0,s
FIRST GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
WIN saks place ~
Txsrsday sstatag, My IL, 1884,
AT CARUspe SALOON.
Me''r Foe'c Lueehsd md Wagner have kindly rendered their
PROGRAMME.
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Mrs. Cecilia Young
Variations for eisroneus Wagner.
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. o, Whistle and III Come You Ny ballad.
Mrs. Cecilia Young
4. Angels Bngh, and Fair, sacred handel
Mrs. Cecilia Young.
!. Flute Sole from L. Dune Blanche.
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Kate Kesmsy, Irish ballad.
Mrs. Cecilia Young.
3. Fantasie fx clarionerc.
4 Gra,iaa ssmus us scored gdsa.
Mrs Cecilia Young.
With ablieao by Sig Lucchesi.
re- Al concert TO commence o,cloos.
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New foRx, May o.--By the George Law, info,
nation had been received Santa Anna had blockade
Acapulco, bombsrding the town.
No American vessels are allowed to land.
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"~"'"y u hastrood Depot.
DAAsftoAD' ~. C,) May o.The freight house and car
depot Of the North Carolina railroad we're burnt win
locomotives, cars, freights, &C. Loss, 100000
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SAX Francisco, April 15eDuriug the early part Of tho
fortnight speculative feeling prevailed but at the close
the markets again became inactive and prices less firm
Flour-Gallego and Hasall nominal At $ls; other
brands 80 so n $40