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A NEW ORIG ST0PE -uon;a----- -

A NEW DRUG STORE.-Having pur-
n chased the Drug Store at the corner of 4th and
Broad streets, in daily receipt of our entire
new stock of DRUGS. CHEMICALS, &C. which
the best houses on North. We are prepared to COM
pound Prescriptions with the greatest care and in
the neatest STYLE All orders from the city or couu
try entrusted to rs will meet with prompt attention
guaranteeing in every instance the article sold by us
as being fresh and of the best quality. We shall
keep constantly on hand full assortment of Fancy
Articles, PeIfunery, Patent Medicines Paints, Ola
pye-Stutts, Glassware, Seeds, Cigars, &c, besides
our general assortment of Drugs; all of which we
oHer to purchasers on az reasonable terms as thew
can be purchased for elsewhere in the city.
nh 81 T. III. SOITHALI, ~ co
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From H0r90u

NEW York, March 30-The steamer Phil
adelphia has arrived, with Havana dates to
the 23d. The news has been anticipated by
the Crescent City and the Isabel.
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fhuPEsS COMING Collector Redfield has handed
t. Mayor wood, of New York, letter received from
toe American Consul at Zurich, announcing that the
s@'s Government is about forwarding $40 paupers
to New York, via Havre
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baltimore MARKETS., March 80.
Flour firm; sales of Howard street at SO 2569S7.
Wheat good to prime whits S2.250230. Corn
white $50 30 eta, yellow 90 cts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE ASIA AT HALIFAX
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

HsLtFAN. March 3oth.-Tbe s,e,ner As;s
arrived last night, with Liverpool adyices Ia
me l'th INST. No event of striking impor.
lance had occurred since the sailing of the
Atlantic Publ, attention was centred on
| the Vienna Conference. which was formally
inaugurated on the 18th. Hopes and fears
were about equally balanced as to the pro
liability of peace.
from The seat of war the most important
statement is, that the allies had re.openetl
'he,r hre upon Sebsstopol with good effect.
Inc hoebuck Committee in the British
farliament were still prosecuting their in
qu,rles into the conduct of the war
Inc manifesto from the new Emperor of
russia is interpreted as war like demon.
stration.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
IftcPooE March lin the Cotton mar
ket there is considerable animation at n do.
rilne upon previous quotations, reaching in
some instances sd. The sales of the week
a,nouh.ed TO 1900 bales. Spinners are sup
plying themselves literally.
Breadstuffs are firm, prices having SLIGHTLY
advanced since the last steamer Corn orIict
at about previous rates. Milligan quotes
Western Canal Flour at 42s.
In provisions generally there is no chanpe
Lard greatly depressed at much lower fig
ures.
London Money Market easier Consols
steady at 93 l-2
lsEcoND DISrATCH.l
HALIFAX, March 3O.-The Asia left Liver.
pool on the morning of the 18th, and arrived
here at 9 o'clock last night. The Union sail
ed from southampton on the 14th, with so
passengers.
The Emperor Alexander has issued the fol.
lowing manifesto to the Russian army, dated
March 5th:
Valiant Warriors Faithful Defenders
of the Church, the Throne and the Countryl
1t has pleased Almighty God to visit us with
most painful and grievous loss We have
all lost Il common father and benefactor. In
the midst of his unwearied care of Russia's
prosperity, and the glory of the Russian ar
my, the Emperor Nicholas Paulovitch, nv
most blessed father, has departed to eternal
life. His last words were:
- thank the glorious and l0val guard of
Russia, and also thank her brave army and
fleet, and pray God they may maintain the
courage and spirits by which they have dis.
1ngulshed themselves under me- So long as
this spirit remains upheld Russia TRANQUIL.
ty Is secured within and without, and woe to
her enemies. loved my troops as my own
children, and strOve as much as | could to
improve their condition; and if not entirely
successful in that respect, it was for no want
of WILL but because / was unable to devise
anything better, or to do more
May these ever memorable words remain
preserved IN your hearts, as proofs of his sin
cere love for you, which | share to the lar
gest extent; and let them be a pledge of your
devotion for me and Russia"
(Signed) ALEXANDER.
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DEATH OF An Ex CoNGREssnAN-Thornas NJ
Woodruff, formerly member of Congress- died in
New York city on Wednesday evening last, of pa.
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Maine POTI5rS

PORTLAND, March 3O-The Know Moth.
ings and Temperance men of this city las,
night nominated Neal Dow for Mayor.
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CMALL FARM NEAR THE CITY
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

~ TUREs, &c, AT AUCTION.-Intendine to de.
chne the grocery business l shall, on TUESDAY
the % DAY OF April, at 10 o'clock NJ at nv store
on mann, one door from the corner of h st sell at
sueuon my entire stock of Family Groceries, Fix.
sortmeut. ~ ~ eeo'ou a'
,iEkMs-Cash for all sums of 500 ard uuder; over
That amount, months credit for approved neeotis
bl. paper. DAVtIS pRaKFpetI. ia
Sale conducted by R. CAUTHoRN. Auct. nh so
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hEw YoEK, March 90 The final vote on tho
temperance bill before the Legislature OF this
STATE will be had 10 the Senate on Tuesday next
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 5th April, we will So II at 10
CERES, viz:
Laeusyrs, Rio and Java COFFEE
Coffee SUGARS
Rectifed WHISKEY
New England RUM
French BRANDY, /, / and pipes
CIGARS
Liverpool Fine SALT
SOAP; CANDLES
WRAPPING PAPER
Green and Black TEAS, &c. &c.
TERMs-Under 800, cash; SlGO and over 4 months
credit, for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO.,
"u % Aucts.
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ST LOUIS, March 27.-Missouri river low and
sIilng. Steamers aground. Passage and FREIGHT
advanced 'S
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
lOhce with George J. Sumner No. 20 Pearl 81

&H VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
- 18TH STREET. FOR SALE AT AIJCTION
VIM be sold on MONDAY afternoon the Cd April.
on the premises. commencing at 4t O'Clock. the
Butler fronting 18th street SO feet and the Dwell
ing House adjoining, fronting % feet inches The
ABOVE properly IL now renting for $500 per annum.
the city. paw vi
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance at d and
~ months for negotiable notes, interest added and
title retained until the last is paid The taxes
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser.
THOMAS w. KEESEE
NH 26 49,.
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lust RECEIVED and for sale, Thos
~ Hine Co . best Cognsc, (pale and dark Vint
age 1850; dog Scheidarn Schnapps 10 do Yeast
Powders, preston Merrills and Durkee's) l8 900
Imported Havana Cigars of the following brands: Ell
D io LA Nsciona Tus Amigos, La Marina. Figaro;
Seeds; by T. FL. SOUTHALL 4 CO
NH Il - W.
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kA d MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
~ MENTAL METROPOLITAN HATINFop
rnhEE NIGHTS ONLY COMMENCING ON
tnaIaMAS' APRIL STH.The original CAMPANO-
t'Ut' ANS or SWISS BELL RINGERS, respect
nuscs entertainments aa above. Assisted by the
generated American Ballad Singer, Mr. GEORGE
nRE"is and siguor FATTINI, the inimitable per-
former on the Wood and Straw Instrument, or
IRoNDUEN-MIPHfLIPLN MOMENTO
Tickets to be had at the Hotels and Music
Stores Doors open at 7oclock-Copcert to com.
mence at O'Clock precisely NH 80
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HARTFORD, CT, March 30 Gov Dutton haa ap-
pointed Friday, the 9th OF April, as day of fasting
humiliation and prayer.
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MAGICAL PAIN Elk

II TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflammation
from the sevsrest burns or scalds, in from to
twenty minutes. and will heal the wounds without
scar; it effectuslly Fever Sores. Piles Salt
Rheum, 1nfiammatory Rheumatism. Cuts Wounds,
Bruises, Scaid Head, Corns and Bunons Erysirelss,
Spraips, Sweiipgs, Felons, Chilblans Bites Of In
secis, Sweiled and Broken Breast, Sore Nipples,
Eruptions, and all other nlammatory and cutansous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
This article is now put up ia blue wrappers. with
new steel plate label, ana signed by III Daley. Ma
ker, and c y Ciiekner 4 Co Propristors. to guard
store.
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists. are the only
authorized agents for the sale of the genuine new
style and they furnish the trade at proprsors pri
ces. Retail price only 25c- a box NH 8-d&w6m
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LADIES, SEE HEREH,--New

OUCuS Up6uIHE bVtfY Day At
MATRICES, ISL Main 1T.
Just received by Steamer, Ladies' thin sole AIboai
Buskns which lace high up the foot and fit beau
tifuly; Ladies' Jenny Lind Ru.kins Ladies' Soutas
Buskins, trimmed; Ladies' Psrodi Ties beautiful
Shse for Spring; Ladies' Rne Caters of every color
and kind now worn; Ladies' fine Morocco and Kid
Slippers; Ladies' fine Morocco Ties made of import
ed morocco, the hest Shoes of the kind which have
ever been seen in Richmond. Ladies, if you want
fine handsome shoes, call at
C. 8. MAURICE'S, 15i Main st
NH % Eagle Square, Richmond Va.
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JCTION SALE,
FIfTURE. D1Ys-
nv ~ s.,,-----------------
bf TAYLOk & WIfIIXN5

BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED Rr,rrr
r1iraa nu LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-Wnl <. ..is
,,. IN, 20 April 1855 At O'Clock. or
smali sixed BUILDING Lots, on the .auth eight
= or Main street. on Richmond Hill i,r sIae o
opposite the property bought by the ctv .nthn
ior public Park and south by the resdspc. - r
Luther Libby. These Lots enjoy an extensivs ;lp,
OF Richmond and the surrounding cou.trv wh;ok
cannot be intercepted BY any other buiIdius bsca.
ct the very elevated position, thereby Tsnderinn
them most desirable locations for family res
BESIDES there lea spring of good water the full u,a
OF which will be secured to the purchaser Of this
property " ~
After which, will be sold several LOTS on Bloody
Run and Rockets street.
Terms at sale, which shall be made TO snit bidders
NH 70 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auct.
SMALL FARM NEAR THE CITY
~ AT AUCTION.-WI be cold on MONDAY. I'd
april THAT being Court day In front Of the County
Court House, small FARM on the south west side
OF the Deep Run Turnpike, about miles from the
CITY containing about 63 acres about half of which
cleared and well enclosed and adapted to the cui-
tnTe OF wheat. corn, &c. There is also also al ex-
ceIIent meadow. which would make fine Ice pond
The location of the Farm ia suitable for a country
houses. WV
TERMs-One third cash, balance 6 and ~ months
win interest added, and secured BY trust deed
mn CTS TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Auct'rs
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THRUST sALE.-By virtue of a deed o

EOR SALE.-A lot OF OLD BRICKS
Il Apply at thh eiaes. mh a
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IF
u has been already announced that Thomas II
Hooper, paying teller of the Merchants Bank in
Boston, had committed suicide on Tuesday. IL
seems the president examined his "cash accounts"
on Monday, and was induced-in consequence of
the presence of an unusual amount of bills OF one
or Two other banks, to question him with regard
10 the matter. The teller replied that his cash
was correct, and, upon examination his account
with the osnA was found to be SO. The Travel
Ter says
The president was at the bank early on Tuesday
morning. being still suspicious that all was not ri-ht
and renewed the inquiry OF Mr Hooper why il YVES
that ne had on hand 80 large an amount OF the bills
oi the tIrocerb and Atlantic Banks The repiy was
not entirely Satisfactory, and Mr. Hooper seemed
dispiessed that the matter should be pressed. in
view OF the fact that his cash account" had been
found TO be correct
This was about nine o'clock in the morning Mr.
Haven said his duty As President demanded close
inquiry, and Mr. Hooper replied that this was true
aud expressed hope that tho inquiry would be
pursued without delay He seemed cheerful about
the matter
At the close Of this conversation and without re
turning to his desk, he lett the bank and nothing
was heard OF him until about 10 l-2 O'Clock when
the porter found his lieless body suspended from
stoam In the cellar of the bank building Thepor
ter greatly frightened, and without having recoo
nj red the body informed the directors of the bank
mat man had hung himself in the cellar" 1t
appears mat Immediately upon leaving the bank
he proceeded 70 a store on Commercial street pur
CHASED clothes line and with it returned TO the
basement OF TIE bank He doubled the cord and
having made moose in one end tied the other To
beam III the ceiling. The halter thus adu listed. he
got upon stool, ueu his legs fast put his neck in
inc moose, and allowed his body TO suspend Three
strands OF the rope were found to be broken pnd
supposed that this was occasioned by the first
shock ~
It Ia supposed that on Monday afternoon, when
mr.. Hooper knew thatthe cash was to be examined
~ the directors he obtained, on certified checks
through the agency of broker, Mr. Augustus S
Peabody the sum of S25, 900 from the Atlantic
Bank, and an quail sum from the Grocers' Bank
u was also ascertained that he borrowed some
$4,000 from others, making in all S73 COO which
was required 10 make his account right. Mr..
Hooper was 53 years old. He leaves a wife and
three children. He had been connected with the
Merchants Bank Tor period of twenty four years
lions
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NEWSPAPERS FOR THIS WEEK
~ At LII. sMITB's

Periodical Depot, No. $50 Bread st.
Flag of Our Uoion Gleason's Pictorial, Waverlsy
Magazine, Weekly Herald, Citizen Police Gazette
Saturday Evening Pest, True Flag, Know NOTHING
Courier. Banner, Prvateer, Uncle sam Boston Pilot
and all the Boston, York and Philadelphia Week.
lies subscriptions to which will DO received at ii.
publishers prices.
w- subscricers who have not received their ma.
pers for two weeks past get them by ca linz
at the store, Ne $50 Broad street, opposite the The
atre. mr. 81 ~
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BY LARUS e. SHINE

bi LAhUS IL SHINE.
{ 1LOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES.
~ ~ LINENS, &c. AT AUCTION-On TUES:
IA T. the sd day Of April, commencing at 10 o'clk,
we wiz sell at public Auction, in our large Sales,
room large assortment of seasonable readv.made
Cioteine, Cloths t:sssimeres Linens Marseiiies Ic
Aso an invoice Of Boots and Shoes Consisting of
u s variety The Goods are sill fresh and season
able, and we'll adapted to tho Spring trade.
mn 81 LARUS & SHINE Auct.
STOCK SALE OF CARRIAGES. RIG
~ GlES, ROCKAWAYs. WHIPS, &c &c. AT
hAOCTIoN.-The subscriber intending to change bis
business will offer for sale at public auction. on
THURSDAY, the 5th of April commencing at 10
oocA, az ms mandatory, on 10th, between Main
ano Gary sts, his entire stock of Carrisges Rocka-
ways Buggies. with and without tops
Also, the handsomes: assortment of iyory handls
Whips ever offered in this market A,'
Also, hand powe r Circular Saw Machine, good
The stock i. of the best materials aud superior
worknans ship, being all city custom work and viii
be warranted for six months. N III
TERms-All sums under 500, cash; 500 and over.
ninety days, for approved endorsed ego,iable notes
THOS. CLEMMIfT
NH %
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LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March %. p NJ

l>SlfIMokf, Marcn ~. T. Nj.
Csptaip Lewis Raiues of the American bsrouo
Nsth Hooper" svrAisned before the United
states Commss ioner to-day on y charge of cruellv
1,unis hing Joio alias Thomas White, cook of said
vessel on recent voyage from New Orleans to
'hys port It appeared In evidence that for some
irEiiae offences. the captain had logged the cook
U III rope, Ia such extent that on one occasion
HE later tell down on the deck. excsimiug-,"fsr
,,}s sake cepsiu kill rue, md put ME out at this
rui,ery The captain replied, "you Irish son Of
tia, is ust what ] came here for" lie
klck~d the cook sud afterwards poured a bucket
Ell, salt water over him, aud thus leit him The
cook shortly afterwards Jumped overheard and
Lis body WAS recovered but not until life was ex-
tisct His back was found t. he decorated in most
shocking manner. Captain RaGes was held 20 bail
iu the sam Of S2000 to answer the charge at the T.
$ Court.
Csptsin Henry {, Burch, of the schooner ST.
san Conner, was also examined on the CHARGE ot
Causiuc the death Of James Baker, a coiored sea-
msn. ~ cruel beating. recent VOYAGE He
wss committed in default Of 5000 bail to appear at
sturihe; examination.
Miss Annie +. reherhridge daughter of the late
tlr John {. Fetherhridee OF this city, died last
"Wednesday night ST Trenton, N. J., OF apoplexy-
she was on her way to attend the marriage OF her
sister In Pennington, N ].
send you report of the Baltimore Cattle Mar
k't ct to-day. March 29lh.-The number of bpeyes
oHfret 10 day was $40 OF which 40 were driven 10
ifi.sfelPhia. - head to Washington 80 left over
Euslld aud the remainder, ;i25 head sold 10 Bsli
more butchers and dealers. AT prices ranging from
ci p 10 $e.2i-averscing S5:62 l-2 A small lot of
extra obtained higher figure Hoes-Market
4Gt' 'orisk-ssies at S1;15. Sheep continue dull,
nna sell at from 81 to $3.50 gross per 100 lbs
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NOIlCE.-Ranaway from our Factory,
~ on the morning Of the l4th inst, THORNTON
the property of Mrs. Marian L. Hurt of this city -
Thornton Is about feet inches high. of dark com
pleXlon, spare made, and has downward look when
CITY, or the adjacent country suitable re ward will
De paid tor his apprehension and delivery to us or
confined In any Jail so that we can get him
A. w. TAYLOR & CO
, Factory corner Oath and franklin SITS
NH 29-dlw&clt '
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AMusEMnMre
THEAT RE.--GRAND COMBINA-
II TI0N ~

THEATRE.--GRAND COMBINA-
l. TON OF TALENT
MONDAY VENTNG, APRIL Cd,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
ALLEN 6
CELEBRATED BURLEsoUE OPERA TROUPE,
SHARPLEY'S
Celebrated
TEkPstCH0REAN -MINSTRELS, COMBINED
mr. j. A. ALLEN, grateful for patronage bestowed
on MIN heretofore and knowing that the citizens of
Hiehmond can and will support a chaste and select
EanIopian entertainment, he has. at immense
expense enected an engagement with
-, SHARPLEf'S MlNSTRELS,
=" no VIII appear In connection with his celebrated
Troupe thus forming
MAMMOTH TROUPE
II L ii o PLAN STARSt
Enabling him to produce all the varieties of
ETHIOPIAN MlNSTRELSY,
~, IN estyie hitherto unknown In Richmond
Inc programme will nightly embrace rich selec-
SONGS; GLEEs; DUETS
CHOKUSES; OVERTURES;
INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS:
bokLESOUES, l. &C., &C.,
AND
THE TRULY GREAT DANCES
VI the great Terp.chorean Artist
r.,r, MIR. p. LANE,
THE CHAMPION DANCER OF THE WORLD
Eiasss Aemsnon to all parts of the house Twenty
.Rescrved seats. 12A Cents Extra.
ter to eight. ~ an q ee
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OH 3-4 ACRES OF WOOD LAND
. De Il MGRIIRG Roam MILES

OH Sd ACRES OF WOOD LAND
eOC ON WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, MILES
BELOW RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 10th day of
S5l3 acres of land South side of the Williamsburg
road, about miles below Richmond, adjoining the
lands of Messrs- George and others About 80 acres
are cleared the balance covered with Oak and Pine
Wood and Timber. fhe tract will be divided into
Lots Of suitable sizs to be agreed at the hour of
sale. A plat of the land can be seen at Office
The attention of Brick makers aud Timber getters is
called to tkis sale. it is believed that the wood
and timber alone will more than pay for the laud.
TERMs-One-fifth cash; balance at 8. G. and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added. secured
by trust deed title retained til last nete is paid
NH so GoDDIN APPERSON, Aucts
CMALL DWELLIN AND LARGE
- NUMBER OF LOTS. in MANCHE sTER,
noon, the Sd April. 1855, commencing at O'clock
will be sold, on the premises, the following valuable
frame dwelling on Alien street, between the town
line and the Petersburg Railroad now occupied by
Mr. Joseph TrayIor; also nine beautiful building lots
which will be sold that really beautiful half lot
at the corner of Harrison and Perry streets, which
will be divided into Ave lots ofsa feet by 49,.
TERMs-Oae-fourth cash; balance at j; b ana
months for negotiable notes. interest added s ss
title retained till last note is paid The taxes for the
s to ' e6 Obi * Tie
N. B.-The title to the above property Is pef'ee"
DEsIRABLY LOCATED D W Elk
~ ING ON 7rH BETWEEN CLAATrro Az
LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT Aoc ds MI
viii be sold on MONDAY, the 9th dsy OF Ap'1,'
is55 On the premises com msncng az a O'Clock r.
that desIrably located Brick DweInns On sao
wss. line Of 18th bs,w os Mr. Nv VIM sword. The
~. ~. front Of al feet and depth OF ISe Ieet-
~ NJ Un.a has rooms besides Kitchen, and WIN
S.r.ts outIsy could be made most comiortaoie
noae,s.e n IL now however. 10 good order
ieTeeM-O One. fourth cash balance at 4 q and u
- nr ne eotisble notes. interest added, and ice
,S iii The last note Is paid. Tho taxes for the
Ietsan. s Ear 10 be paid by the purchaser.
NH 80 oOD1-1S - = S-s~~'f NN
vUyRIJST SALE.-By virtue of deed of
trust executed to the undersigned a. trustee py
Anthony Roberta bearing date June Is. 1851, and id
mitted to record In she CLERKS Office OF Henreo
county court the 10Th Of the month, TO
to Hiram w. Tyler the payment Of the sum Of s2t2:
with interest thereor from tbs 18th OF june, 1851 till
paid shall, MONDAY, 16sh April 1885, fair 1T not
the next fair day, ct ock n, expose 20 sale,
Ut public auction the premlses piece OF land In
the county Of Henrce, In Port Mayo, becw the city,
adjoining the property Of Henry Sanders and -
Lumpkin, and opposite the property OF F. Waddiil.
containing 26 feet front, and running back " fee5
inches, mere or less.
The title to the property IL believed to be good.
but acting as s.ustee1 :hs convey with special war
JAMES ELLEfT, Trustee.
Sale conducted By GoDDis 4 ArpERsos, Aucts.
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EOR HIRE.-A likely negro boy, ac-
E cv.torn.d 10 house work. and good sstler.-
Apply ss EDWIN wofTHAM co.'s.
mh 7-te
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CPRING MANILES.-Then newest styles
- Of sin ana Lace NANTES. Just received ~
BREEDEN, FOX / Co.
~ IN 2it Broad Dtrss's
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REEkS CORDIAL BITTERS, OR
- MORNING REGULATOR-An Innocent re
s ssns, sxhila,rting and delicious BEVERAGE pro-
genee, loss OF appetite owness Of spirits dvspsn,.
enc si Questions OF the stomach and bowels arIsns
t "aa.sser csuss-imparting to the whole sys.
te" >ho"oo strength and yigor. For sale by
fs 2l-dlyif nEEho,
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DIAPER HANGINGs, UPHOLsTERY

TOR SALE.-6000 900 BRICK. ENQUIRE
Il of VIM. l.. Holt. overseer of the Cotton Fac
tory, or to
NH 28-1w* JOHN KENDALL, Manchester.