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EWsl per bottle bottles for s5.
4 CUE AND FEVER CURED In 6

A CUE AND FEVER CURED In 6
"A HOURS.-NEGATIvE ELECTRIC FLUID.
DR. SEAT have tried, and given to be tried, your
Fluid, which you attribute the property of breaking
fever better than Qunine. The results of the trials
made here in the fall of 1882 in about 30
none Of them Eght--haye been radically cured
with from 10 doses OF the Fluid. Anlens the cases.
there are three that are extremely remarkable. The
first had resisted various Treatments and phya
clans for Is months, and cured entirely 10 one
month with the Fluid. The second case had resisted
enormous doses of QuiBine dnTing years. and was
cured with few doses of the Fluid. The third csse
the patient had the fever for years. had been stuffed
with Quintne to no purpose, and was cured with
few doses OF the Fluid. T. LECOMPTE
Apothecary, Rue Royal, s. Gas Toun.
Janusry z5th 1873
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NOTICE.-The partnership conducted
IN by the undersigned is this day closed by mu-
tual consent. RICHARD HILL, JR., win psy all IL
abilities of the firm, and either one of the partners
will receive what may be due them.
RICHARD HILL, JR.
BILLY W. TALLEY.
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IS0 DOLLARS RE WARD.-Ran

Avt DOLhAso ~ ~ w n IL D-hdD
AOO away from the subscriber, about the mid
die of this month, RICHARD. sometimes called
Dick. He is stout built, about feet inches in
height of brown complexion, long hair, detected
look. and Glow to speak
Also, billiard. He is stout built about feet E
or g inches high, of brown complexion, has thick
lips and full eyes, his back OF hips and is
quick to speak.
Also, THOMAS, sometimes called Tom. He is
slender built about feet or inchhss in height Of
yellow complexion, and scar one of his legs.
will give the above reward for the three or Sc
reward tor either one of them, if taken ont of the
State $40 reward, if taken in the State and out of
the ceunty and the customary reward If taken in the
county, and all expenses paid.
NEWMAN NEWLY.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va, JAN rs, 1854.
ja 2t-2w%,
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RICHARD HILL, JR., and EDWARD G. RAW
LlNGS, at the old stand Main street. corner below
the Banks, will continue to transact all business in
the line of GENERAL AGENTS, viz: hiring out
NEGROES, renting out HOUSES and collecting
CLAIMS. RICHARD HILL. JR.,
ED. 6. RAWLINGS.
Richmond. Feb. /, 1854. fe 2-6t
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The subscriber, in leaving Richmond, returns his
thanks to his friends who have confded their bust
ness to the late firm, and hopes they will continue
their favors to Messrs. Hill Rawlings.
B. W. TALLEY.
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NEW CONCERN. - The subscribers
IN have this day entered into co-partnership for
the purpose of conducting General Grocery, Com
mission and Forwarding Business, on Gary street,
opposite the Columbian Hotel. They will in few
days offer good and well-selected stock of GRO
CERES, WINES and LIQUORS, bought in the
Northern markets, principally for cash. to which we
invite the attention of friends and the trade gen.
orally. We also solicit consgnments of every de-
scrption. and will make liberal cash advances on the
same, VIII attend to receiving and forwarding
Goods upon the best terms.
w. B. RADCLIFFE,
T. V. DOUGLASS.
Richmond, Dec. 4, 1855. ju7
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rO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. The
~ undersigned have associated themselves togeth-
err under the style and firm of BARRETT, WAL
LER CO, for the purPose ofeondueting general
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in
the house recently occupied by Messrs. DEANE l.
BROWN, near the Basin, in the city of Richmond
They will give strict attention to the sale of Produce
of every kind will purchase and ship Merchandise,
Lime, Guano, Plaster, Cement, Farming Imple-
ments. Machinery, sny and everything that may be
ordered from them
viii also receive and forward Goods of every de.
scription with the utmost dispatch.
JOHN B. BARRETT Danville,
of the firm of Barrett l. Richmond.
ARCHIBALD P. WALLER
Caroline county.
J. RIED BARRETT
ia 21-2m formerly agent of Barrett l. Newson
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NEW EMPORIUM.-FRANCTs A. r.

~ GEORGE respectfully informs the cisixens Of
Richmond and vicinity that he has opened store or
domestic manufacture, FRUITS. PRESERVES,
IlChLE, FIGS RAISlNS. TOYS. and every dc
sc.ption OF articles usually kept 10 such sn essah
THIRD STREETS. He would b happy TO receive
calls from bis friends and the public generally.
~ His assortment Of Goods for Christmss pre-
seHts, Ec ,is complete. az IL
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La n E=zzz=ss=..s VIRGINIA CEN
sSSa.e tEa+ -EzEz-sa TRIAL RAILROAD Elk
PRESS CAR.-Written proposals will be received
by the undersigned until the LIST day of April next,
for leasing by the year, the of the Express Car
on the Virginia Central Railroad, between Richmond
and Staunton. The rent to be paid monthly in adj
vance.
BY order of the Board.
z. II. GILL, Supt.
Richmond, February 2 1854. fe 3-2m
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Manufactured Tobacco Conaia1 Dozen:
Per Box. Box Box Less than Box.
Keysville........40 IS % Is
Drake's Eranch..4S So q II
Roanoke. ....46 Al 20 10
BY order A w. MILLSPAUGH.
Freight Agent.
Richmond Feb 1874 feS.s
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FxoM VENzuELA.-On the cath alt, the Venzu
elan Congress abolished slavery throughout the
Republic and the bill became law the same day
by the signature of the President, who had prev
iously freed all his own slaves. Indemnity to the
planters was specified. but funds for that purpose
had not been set apart The number of slaves in
the Republic is about 10000, the greater part of
them being old. Their average value will not ex
coed $500, which gives total of two million dollars.
Elections come off in August, when Gen. Manages
will probably be elected President.
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS,

WAsHtNGToN, April 2fth:-DesP.tches received
from Mr.. Soule, dated March Sd, state that he had
plainly told the Spanish Minister of State, Caldoron
de la Barcs that tho detention and search Of AN Anne
rican vessel by Spanish armed cruiser, in time OF
peace will always be sufficient TO excite the very
rous ate ntion of the government of the Uuited
States and must in every case lead to gid investi
cation of the circumstances. The Committee of Fo-
reign Affairs have ct acted upon the Black War.
nor affair ana other cases, but win probably do So
they have the documents before them.
The new Nebraska scheme has been abandoned, at.
ter creating much excitement
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CoNGRKss--In the Senate, on Thursday the joint
resolution manifesting the sense of Congress to-
wards the rescuers OF the survivors of the wreck of
the San Francisco, was taken up The amount ap
propriated was reduced to $50, 600, and the resou
ton passed.
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ERE AT TROY.

Troy April 24th.-A fire in this city last evening
consumed the shoe store OF Mr.. Packark, Cornelri
tailor and csndy shop. Mooner's paint shop and
adj Joining stable During the progress of the
flames, a large number of people cengregated or
the roof of the shed by which gave way, injur
ing several persons underneath.
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fsEcoNp pIsPATcH.l


LATEST BY THE ARABIA
Affairs on the Danube remain in the same position
as at last accounts.
The allied fleets were at Varna.
Admiral Napier's fleet suddenly put to sea, in
consequence OF the breaking up of the ice.
The Austrians were reported entering Seryia
All Greek subjects have been ordered to leave
Turkey.
Copenhagen, lh.-Four steam frigates, detached
from Napier's fleet, have been sent to the Gulf OF
Finland. The British steamer Imperious chased o
Russian corvette into Sveaborg.
Berlin, 9th Prince Barclay de Talby has been
sent to London on special mission
bucharest, M-There has been no battle at 81.
listria or Ralloya.
Odessa, 2d.-All English French ships have
been ordered to leave the port of st. Petersburg
by the 9th All the Russian reserves are being
called out.
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Duel IN CALIFoRNTA.-A duel was fought re-
Gently between Mr.. Washington, one of the editors
OF the San Francisco Times, and Mr. Washburn
of the Alta Californian. The latter was badly
wnunden
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BY. ALEX. MOTT & co.

GEASONABLE READY MADE CLIO
~ THING, AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY
at onr Store, large invoice of seasenabie READY
MADE CLOTHING such as Linen Coats, Duck,
White and Brown Linen Pants, Vests, Shirts, nc :,
Frock Coats, Pants, &C., &c. -
he above Goods all fresh, and will be sold in
lots to suit purchasers
ap 25-td ALEX. MOTT L CO., Aucts.
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BY DAVENPORT,.ALLE & CO.

GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ On tn URSDAY, 9th April, we will sell, at 10
O'clock at our auction store, assortment of Grece
riee, viz: -"
200 bags Green Rio Coffee, =
gro do. Laguayra do.
so do Manila do.
500 bbls white and yellow Coffee Sugars,
n: E. Rum, Brandies Whiskey, Salt,
Cigars, Green Teas, Black Teas
Soap, Candies. Mustard, &c. &C.
Terms: Under 500 cash; 500 and over, months
credit for approved paper.
ap "a DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO., Aucts.
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There were eli deaths in Philadelphia last week
including g from consumption.
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SUICIDE AT NEW HAVEN.

New HAVEN, Monday, April "a, 1854 Fred
erick Daggett, aged 40, cabinet maker, and highly
respectable citizen, hung himself at his residence
yesterday afternoon He was married two weeks
since
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Hon. Robert II. Morris, Judge of the Supreme
Court of New York. is confined to his rooms by dis
ease of the heart which it is feared will prove ia
fpI
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TRE "TERRrBLE RIor AT SAerSAw.'-The
Philadelphia Registerconsiders the story about
the terrible riot at Saginaw, Mich, stupen-
dous humbug. ltsays:
We know something about Saginaw. and
have several objections to this story. !. There
is no Jail in the place, unless the Sheriff $
house be so styled. .. There is no swamp
near by where prisoners could hide. 8. Je-
rome Gotee the Sheriff. is q clever fellow,
not apt to fight several hundred persons and
get killed for his pains. 4. The population OF
Saginaw City, as the village is called, added
to that of the county. would not supply the
army mob spoken of 5. The Detroit Daily
Democrat of the 10th inst gives the true yer
sion of the story. as follows: THE whole sfo'
~ is that two men broke Jail at that place on
Tuesday last, knocking down, bat not DANCE
rously wounding. the deputy Sheriff. SO the
attending physician OF the deputy. declares
the facts to be- and this is the whole story
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STEAMER PUT BACK.

We learn from the Norfolk Herald of yesterday,
that the steamer Falcon from New York bound to
Chasres, with L, $. troops, including those saved
from the wreck of the Inflated steamer San Fran
cisco having broken some.psrt of her engine, put
back and touched a, Old Point on Sunday evening
TO land he troops, and then proceeded on to New
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RAILROAD SuBscRIPTIoN.-The city of New Or
leans voted ON the 2lst inst, in favor of the sub
scription TO the great Northern and Southern Rail
roads.
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which 63 were of consumption and 10 Of small
pOy,
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TELEGKAPF1IC NEWS:
ARRIVAL OFTHE ARABIA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ADVANCE in corros AND BREApsTurrs.
INTERESTING NEWS

INTERESTING NEWS.
HALIFAX, April es.--Ths Arabia arrived early
this morning. Her Liverpool datesare 10 the 18Th
inst The Pacific arrived out on the morning of
the 14th. s4s 81
The news is very interesting and important al.
though we have no farther intelligence of fighting
Ia the East. either on land or water So
ak PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA. s. M
Negotiations are progressing between the Prur.
sian and Au''riau Governments, relative to the
Eastern question.
IMPORTANT FROM JAPAN. 5lt
Il is currently reported that the Russian expedi
ton has succeeded in opening the ports of Japan.
II this proves true Russia has certainly got ahead
OF Brother Jonathan in a very important CONNER.
cial enterprise
SPAIN MAKES PREPARATION TOR INSULTS TO our
+sal FLAG.
Advices from Madrid state that the Spanish Gov.
eminent has made prompt reparstion for the Black
Warrior outrage.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
LIVERPOOL, April I5.-Tae business Of the week
closed on Thursday, on account of the observance
OF Good Friday. -
CorToN.-There is good demand from the
trade which Is freely met by holders an advance
OF l-l6d. to l-sd Sales of 10000 bales
BREADsTUFFs show an advance of Cd in Wheat,
and Is. in Flour. The quotations are-Ohio Flour
$685. white Wheat 12s. 3D.; Corn, good qualities
white ABS, yellow 42s.
PROVISIONS in good demand at firm rates. Lard
"a. Rice slightly advanced.
CoNsoLs SITS; American securities unchanged
InManchester, trade has improved.
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WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Senate to-day rati
fed the Gadsden treaty. ...
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
FALL OF A BRIDGE.

On Monday morning. two spans Of the new
iron bridge across the Potomac at Little
Falls, gave way with crash and fell into the
sbyss below. One workman named Daniel
McNemara was precipitated into the water
aud has not since been heard of John Friz.
zle was badly crushed, but hopes are enter,
tanned Of his recovery. Charles Frizzle had
his hand badly cut. A young man named
Charles Fortner, from Virginia, was badly
bruised, and several others received flesh
wounds. The cost of the iron work Of each
span is about $4,000. stfsI fs+s4ff IAN
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING.

most entire Satisfaction to an Who may favor hin
.nS famp a ss. Sas
sins, Copper and Iron Boilers etc ON tha most an
proved principles and at the lowest prices Orders
mont is at No. 22 Main street. between 9Th and gh,
where orders should be left He you'd refer to tho
Gaass E sa, Archer ss #
n' sPa-1m. DANIEL o,DonsElt +
n LII MEDICINES s SHOULD BE
a PREPARED By PHYsICIAN.-The pre-.
psratons of pr. J. s. Rose Ia regular Graduate and
recommended to the siictsd a. certain, ssfs and e
fectual, being each suited 70 q "a sss. ri
DR. j. ROSES s fafN H c1REa-De you suffer
With a.; m fain1 you do yon .il find Immediate
preparation which cures slmost INSTANTLY Cholera
Morbas, Cholc, Sprains, Bruises Sore Throat Rheu.
matism from Cold, Pains IL ths SIDE Back Of Limbs;
and chiIbIans Wherever you have pam use the
Pain Carer Safe % all ages Price III cts. Is Cts
-d s1 II Sal BLOOD pURlFiEa "A y.u-,
found n IN d. ROSES sARsApX K Ia. CO NJ.
ras saIsaparila and combined with ingredients
to render it the very best Blood Pnr.er made As
and su s Msdens e s,a \ =
senrching the Blood curing all Ssin Eruptions and,
Diseases ofulous Sores venereal Disease and is
lings Rhsumatisn, from Mercury, Biies Old Sores
Kidney aud Bladder Affections, and raising up
weak and broken constitution from any cause. q
Prce-Sl for quart bottles; 80 cents for smd. bot,
DIR. j. s. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, fer falling Of
the Wound Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxs.
ion.-This disease, heretofore treated By bsndagsa
trusses and internal supports, which only prove
palliatives, yields pletely 70 the Of these
tonic, strengthening Golden Pulls. Females Of tho
present age are agpsrectly formed a. Iuothe1 Eve,
nal support. The muscles 81 The body. kept 10 due
tone By remedies of this character, are u1dcient
suppon and all that nature ever intended. =
For weakness of tho Back. Spine. Lofns he, fhese
Pills have no equal a. thousands who have used
them can testify. Price. SEC per box
After so ysar4 practice in Philadelphia have
been requested and urged BY thoussndh who have
been cured by my medicines, to put them Up tor the
use of families have done 70. and the demand -
unprecedented and daily increasing,
Dr.. 8. Rose's Ffmals spseife. aremedy for psIu-
fuI Menstruatjon, LeuconhOea or Whites Knee ~.
M g. Rose's Female PIls are the only reliable
resuiatins pills; they hsve bseu found % be mos
valuable remedy for Female comp!aintA to open
those obstnstons to which they are liable and bring
AN whose consultations are impaired BY disease, or
We "esl 81 n Us y s. kosE;s aEDIcAL ADVISER.
which contsips description Of the Diseases Of or
climate and the mode Of treatment It can BE- hsd
~ aiI ~ 6R = 8. ROSES y.luasis Family Ned.
.isss = 70 be Hsa q Purcell, Lad 1 Co. bsnsstt
{ Beeu, Adie Gray Q. A. streeksr. & Duvsl,
Leslie, r. r. Dpyal Bro IN this city,
md Of dealers ssnsraiiy thfoashcgt the United
States. ssas4 sp N~eodif kcts
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OFFICE OF THE FIRE AND MA
" RINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, 18th 6T.
One DooR FaoM THE PosT OFFIcE.-:ACT HoR 9. =
CAPITAL $500 O0.-This Company will take FlhE
and MARINE RISKS on a. favorable terms a. any
other Company Of equal Tesponahilfy,
samuel Marx. Cashier Bank Of virgins, kicnmond-'
=. Snnsn, s..sor Eso do.
IA. Tidbsll, President Of the Bsnk o. the saiiey'
Winchester .<...p..r osth. v.iy.v
"Insps shernrd, Cashier Of the Fsrmen' Bank Win
enSaet' I.n.. N Mason d. g. g., Winchester.
.l,.4s.rs NH - dim
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-Th
IN firm of PRESTON ENDERS IL this day dis.
solved with the concurrence Of both partners each
Of whom will continue to use the name of the firm
for the hq9Mntion of its engagements and whose
lions wSh be given to closing up III unsettled trans
acHeR- MOSES H. PRESTON.
JOHN ENDERS.
Richmond, April 18th, 1854. fEa5 = ~ asssss T,
The undersigned will continue to conduct
the TOBACCO AND GENERA COMMISSION
BUSINESS ON his individual account, and soiicits
the patronage OF the friends Of the late firm Of Pres
ton EndeTs, and the public generally. e. Risf
F5aga ~ s MOSES H. PRESTON -
In withdrawing from the business connex-
ion which has agreeably existed between Mr. Moses
II. Preston and myself for the past nine years, il
gives me peassre TO recommend his industry energy
and assduous attention to business to the continued
confidence Of our friends. ussa baJls h 800. -
ap 14-1m ',T JOHN ENDERS
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COMMISsIONER,S SALE or Wan

I COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAT =
~ pA ALL REAL ,I ESTATE, STOCKS AMI
AND OF LAND. FURNITURE, &C.. IN THE
COUNTIES OF CHARLES CITY AND sURRY.
Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
1854, in the Of Crenshaw and ais. VS. Glenn and
ais, and Epders' Executors and ais. w. Glenn and
ais, the subscriber. who was thereby empowered so
to do. will proceed to sell by public auction, az fol.
lows, the individual property Of Thomas Glenn and
Edwin P. Crenshaw, embraced in their trust deed of
On TUESDAY, the 9th day of May, on the pre-
misses commencing at 10 O'clock A. NJ, will be sold
j. Glenn fronting the north side of Broad street
between 9Th and 7th streets and running back 70 an
alley in After which, will be sold the follow.
ing Slaves to wit John, Tinsley, Daniel, William,
james, Alexander, Billy, Fanny, Becky and her in.
FAINT child Virginia and her two infant children SUI
san, Ella and Julia Also. n shares Stock of James
River and Kanawha Company, and 81 shares Rich
mond Fire Association Stock; and an extensive and
desirable assortment of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture.- ft Il L.lse-a-- - 7,
I And on the following day, WEDNESDAY, 10th
of May, at A O'Clock P. NJ, viii be sold Lot No 4 ON
Leigh, near Adams street, fronting ia feet and run
ed dwelling and kitchen, and occupied by Mr..
Howle; and two brick tenements. occupied respec-
lively by Mrs. Mary Grafton and Jacob Hirshman.-
Til. latter property will be sold according to plan
which will be exhibited at the time of sale. -
On THURSDAY, 18th Msy, THAT being Court day.
Cout House. will be sold 1870 acres of Land ia said
shaw Of Waddill 80 - = :. -
Aud on the following day, FRIDAY, 18th May, at
q ole ock P. b.. at the residence of Crenshaw in
the county of Surry, will be sold lot of Household
ana Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c, lf3st = ENfsT%s
TERMS OF SALE-For the Real Estate, credit win
be given of IL and 10 months for notes, with good
endosers ttes to be retained until purchase money
is fully paid For the personal estate, cash. -
Should the weather. onieither of the days fixed for
the above sales prove Indictment the sales will take
place on the next fair dav therea fter. 80 $3.50
THOS. w. BOSWELL, Receiver. i
Sale to be conducted by TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
Aucts. apps
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DIcHMoND SODA WATER AND

DICHMOND SODA WATER AN d
IL BOTTLING ESTABLIsHMENT-ltis set-
tled fact that the only genuine article ofbotted
IA wITER in the city u put mp By y, McCOR-
MACK. who latters himself that he = able to com.
sess With any msnufactory either North or Soutb,
having been engaged in the busncss for seven yeaIs
r. avoid imposition be sure and call for II Nc.
SODA WATER.
n. BAH orders, either from city or country,
urompfly attended TO. ss5.ses
Sods water Portsr aaA Ale delivered in al perts
Of the city daily. .,x}ss Il
"a ss :. ''''' = :, n. MCCORMACK.
sp f5ts No. 500. nroaA stlset
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VIRGINIA LIMOS bbls Of superior
v Virginia Lime, on the Basin, equal IL not supe.
rior to any kusaad invireinia Having had the sole
agency OF this celebrated Lime, can ssfeiy recsmS
mend il asbeng rnt rsts In quality order and Weld
For sale BY WINSTON POWERS
Ap25 Corner Cary and I4th sts
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-
~ FIUlzk6 czJFH0FT7 ~ Il
|u0USEHOI1D AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE At AUCTION &xU4D M0nNY1Os
ASfa - ~ e 81 = g gs,sc e ~ s:sss IN
hsndscme sideboerd, Sofa ard Couch 4 ~ maho.
IN Dining Tables fss n.1osaef - zaslss
Ssmesk covered 0ttomsne I hsulsons nehorsaYT
Show Co lsxss lot of y1oef OH Clotb md Cas-
tsn efrS.s; but little se4 Barssu Asta cloeh
HAlk NxTTaEss-Aiso. one splsndid I11s Mst-t
cps 4. cAUrHoRN, Aucsr.
lss By THOS. w. KEEsEE.. -
lofHee at Geo. J. eumnsr's. No. % Pearl strsst)
h "A UCTION.!-THTS DAY 1T ID o'cIk..
"A ct the store Of ELIAS HALE No. les Main e..
large stock Of Staple and Fancy 0oods consisfing
% part q p follow viz Corass Brushes Buttons.
zor SFops, Soaps, Pertpmery. Clocks and Jewslry,
together with 2 general assortment Of Fancy Goods
fully invited to attend Tie sale VII s. m
the evening at ~ o'clock, snd continue from day to
day until the entire stock l. disposed of. .s.fy
Underlined changing his business = =
On THURSDAY, the 9Th Inst. special sale by
Silver and Plated Ware &c The soOds viii IS open
for examinination on the day Previous and On the
Terms: An sums under eco cash. over that amount
ELIAS HALE los Main street
ss sa ao eSa'a''e' y rHos. W. KEEsEE. Aues.
BY 00DDIN 4 ArPERSON.
THREE FRAMED TENEMENTS ON
Il THIRD STREET, FOR SALE ATAUCTJON
April 1854, upon the promises commencing az ~
O'Clock, Three Framed TENEMENTS on the East
line of Third street, few hundred yards North of
Leigh street. occupied by good tenants at fair rents
Terms-One-fkirk cash, balance at ard month";,
for esotiable notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note IL paid. y > ,ssgr~ m
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