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correspondence OF the Dispatch.
r-.s burnt to Death FIRE Companies -Slau4k
tsTiaS Ministerial, &c
BALTIMORE, Nav 23i

a
csTi7S Ministerial sc.
BALTIMORE, May 23d
5.np,h S,lefsl, an inbecile girl, was burned TO
- lhiI morning, by the accidental firing Of the
81 an which she rested. She resides on Lombard
~ Exeter street. and the family of her father
,.-a ,tsent st Church. A lady saw the burning
, I, IN the bed, but from the heat OF the Il arnes
nd render no assistance.
The Council have given 500 each TO the Monu,
-.rrsI Western snd United States Hose Company,
. IN, vernon Hook and Ladder Company and the
H,i-husn Fire Company.
40 ordinance has passed the Council, making it
,-es Of so to slaughter = calf under four weeks
weighing less than sixty pounds.
g-y J. NcCsu. Of Middleton, Ind, has been
ss-,ai 70 the Pastorship OF the Sd Lutheran
Church of this city.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS
.corrs.nnndsncs Of the Dispatch.

,..r;t,d -Percanr Ordinance Race accident, &c
ALEXANDRIA, May 23i.
A.. Margaret TstsspsuRh implicated In thu
~ Il her daughter, hiss been re.examined and
t'a,u and also Betty Bradshaw
di~NN fcuncu have passed the city revenue bill,
'us ,he tax on real estate at ~ cents on ev.rv
s s',3- ' poll tax 81; physicians $40, sc.
~, 80 wss a mile race over Columbia Course
I~3,x b,tween J. 2. Newby's horse Loudoun
y's Eine & Co.s FLY, which was won by the
sor Time 81 Ia.
tern Iobn Campbell. OF this place had his arm
~ A., Yesterday by being thrown from his buggy
- w. steamer Alice G. Price commenced her reg.
.,.r .rips Tuesday.
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NJ ST VALUABLE PROPERTY. ON

MOST VALUABLE PkOPERTY, ON
VA MAIN ST, OPPOSITE THE FXCHA'N GE
BANK, AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY. 3ist ~
May, at o'clock P. M, upou the premiseg will he
sold that valuable tenement and lot on the soutb
side of Main, bet 18th and 9th streets and nov
occupied IN part by Col Walter D. Blair. The pro
pery ecentiy rented ct $500 per aunutn fronts "a
lis ocation in very heart of the lost improving
portion OF the city, renders this the ost valuable
properly now IN this market, and such is worthy
the attention of capitalists and others seeking nro
htabie Investment. ~
Terms will be liberal, and will be made known at
the time OF sale, purchaser to pay the taxes and in
sursnCe for the present year.
my "A TAYLOR a. WILLIAMS Aro+.
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A STOCK n.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A STOCK OF
A GROCERIES. &c, AT AUCTION-On next
TUESDAY, the 29th inst CONNIE ncing at 10 o'cik
we Will sell at public auction at the store of Mr.
George w. Bsdkins. on Main between 2lst and 22d
streets, his entire stock Of GROCERIES, &c, now
in said store
ALSO-The possession of the Store and Stable
opposite will be at the same time sold.
The Stock consists OF well selected assortment
suitsble for Family Grocery. The Goods are all
fresh and of the very best quality.
Terms cash.
BY order of A RICHARDS Trustee
Sale conducted by LARUs 4 SHINE, Aucts.
my "a
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my "A TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Arc+c


r X JEIE.-
A2 By virtue of a decree rendered in the conn.
ty Court OF Hanover on the 2Sth day of April 1856
In the suit OF Jones, ct al. Jones sdmiaistrato
et al the subscribers appointed specis commission.
ers for that purpose will offer for sale on the LIST day
OF June 1855 at public auction, the premises, the
tract OF land on which aerewether Jones decd re-
sided at the time of mis- death lying in the taid coun
ty, one mile and half from SLASH COTTAGE
one mile from TAYLOR'S STEAM SAW-MII,L, on
the road leading from Teylorsvile to Richmond end
containing LII acres, about twothrds of which is in
original growth, and heavily timbered. 1t joins the
lands of William D. Taylor and Others, and has on it
TERMS Cash, for much as will be necessary
to pay the cost of the suit and expenses of sale the
residue to be paid in two equal instarnentsin one
and two years, with interest on deferred payments
from dag of sale. and the purchaser executing bis
bond with approved personal security, and tile co
be retained until last payment is made.
WILLIAM r WINN
CHASTAIN WHITE. Comr'.
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DIVEETING TRADE

DIvEHTING TRADE FROM CHICAGo.-A blow has
been struck at the unexsmped prosperity of Chica-
60 by the construction, completion and opening of
the Joliet Cut-OH Railroad, forty five miles in
len 9Th This 10 continuation of the Rock Island
Railroad eastward, avoiding Chicsgo. At the east
ern end it connects with the Northern Iqdiana Rai-
road dIverts from Chicago the mi ehtiest tide of
travel hat hiss heretofore swept through bor bor-
ders and many fl lurishipg towns and cities among
them being Burlington Springfield Alton ana St
Louissre directly interested in this ned route
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
TWO BRICK HOJTSES AND TONG

a ON 4rH STREET AT AUCTION On MON.
" June 4 at At O'Clock P M upon the premises
VII De sold new Brick Tenements and Lots on the
Each Of these Tenements contains about & roor,g
with Kitchens Gas, &c, in perfect order and ad
nhrabty arranged they well suited fer re 81
uences LOT those requiring g central location and
VIM rent al q handsome ger centum upon cost fcne
oeing now engaged at $500 and would sse m to offer
Terms at sale. TAYLOR & WIfTJAMS
"a H.:-'
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FROM HLYANA.-By the arrival of the Black Wsr
'o at New Orleans, learn that 1000 Colts revol
'" have been imported into Havana, for the use of
lie o1lcer' OF the Spanish army. Esteban Oviedo, q
wealthy prisoner, had been ordered to leavs for Spain
/ Bone new rules about lunding have been msde
'1eh prohibits passenger from putting his foot in
'O'' without landing permits and baggage permits
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HtOC'toHJ &c.
NORFOLK, May %.
Politics are raging here just now. There were
professions and bonfres last night. James LYONS
spoke here last night
The American party here have raised $500 to
support nose employees OF the Navy Yard who
may o'e their places by voting the American tick
ct. The removals already made have created in
tense excitement here.
Rev. Mr.. Stockton, of Baltimore, who has been
l9ctuflng here, leaves for your city tomorrow.
MARINER.
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NEW DRUG sToRE.-H,vi,g mn

EN SUPERIOR RIDING HORSE
oA We have for sale MARE of great enau.
rance; which moves rapidly and pleasantly. She
would be an excellent animal for q Doctor or any
one " no has to do hard riding. She is offered for
sale because the owner requires Harness and Sad.
die Horse w M UARRJs0N 4 c0
my lS-eodlw
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN

HORSES, MULE, CARRIAGE. &c.
- AT +UCTION-On sATURDAY 2s,b 49,
at ~ O'Clock at the large horse lot nearly in Iea n
my store, will sell several Work Horses amons
tnem one superior Riding ard Buggy Horse ons
n uie, light one-horse Carriage and Hsrne.s one
Top Buggy, &c 0S'' oHe
mlLCH CoW;-Also superior Mich Cow. gen.
tie ana fresh to the pail. eN
my 70 R. CAUTHORN Auct
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NEW GOODS NEW OODS!-
~ STILL THEY COME by to-day's steamer
from New York, we are In recei of of many new,
rare novel GOODS exceeding in chsapDess anything
offered by US this season. comprisiuz 1860 pieces of
White Goods such ts Check Swiss Nsnsoock M il,
Cambria and JaconDett Mgslins from he low grades
to the finest; $40 new style parasols New Embroi
dsIies, Celored and Black Dress Silks; new style
Mantels Ribbons in greatest variety with numerous
other )ods ell OF which we promise to SILL cheap
A cali of The ladies Is respectfully soIicitsd
j. MlLLIHlsER BRO,
my lar 1888 Broad street.
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A line of steamers Ia about to be established
rom New York to Hamburg, via England, Ant
Ferp, Bremen, &c, to run at present once month.
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Judge P.V. Daniel of the U s Supreme Court
as written letter to the Washington Sentinel
mp.aining OF the unnecessary delay on the Cen
lra Jnio Railroad, 10 crossing the river at Wheel
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fELLow FEVER At SEA.-At Philadelphia, the
bark B. Walker from Rio. reports snaskinr
April 18th, the ship lady Franklin, of Boston fs2
Hamburg off Bahia with the yellow fever on board.
The three first ct;e had died and the fourth was
sick. "
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DARN ON THE CENTRAL RAIL

EARM ON THE CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD, WITHIN FIVE TO SIX MILES OF
RICHMOND. STOCK AND FARMING NIPPLE
MENTS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, June 5th 1855, commencing at
O'CLOCK II fair, If Got the next fair day. wi be 50 Id
at ancton on the premises the farm known az Mea-
dow Bridges mediately on the Central Railroad.
~ the county of Hanover, five TO six miles from the
City of Richmond containing 2G7t acres This FARM
besides producing well the ordinary crops of the
country, IS admirably adopted to market gard ming;
aud for watermelons aud sweet potatoes is believed
to be equal to any land in the State An imp ortsnt
trade In these articles has already begun with the
Piedmont and mountain country by the central "a l.
road. Marl, Iich in appearance, has been found
buildings on it Portable yelling good barn
stables kitchen, weaving hoase, &C spring Of
pure water near the dwelling, and a never Telling
branch running entirely through the premises af-
ferdng some fine Meadow Land. The tract will be
laid Oh in lots of from FIVE to 100 acres plat of
which WILL in few days, be LETT with u.s. and it will
be determined on the day of sale, whether it will
thus De sold or the tract snire. The growing crons
will be reserved from sale. After the sale of the
land. the stock, farming implements and provender,
will be sold.
TERhs-One fifth cash; another one-f fth at wear;
the balance, say three titths at yearg The credit
payments to bear est, to be paid semi annually
and secured by trust deed Or if the purchaser
sires, per cent. will be taken off tbs face of the
credit payment for cash down. Forthe personal es-
tate, all sums over $40 months credit for approve
endorsed negotiable paper; under 800 cash
GODDIN L APPERSON
my l6-T&Ftdd Auctioneers
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- OF TINE KINNEY EXPEDITION In a let
p "sheo 10 the Brownsville (Texss) American
to- . nom Col Kinney 10 d citizen Of that place.
M a Ne" YORK, April 6. and apparently written
SOM '.ins freedom, the Col says:
t.l Of Oppn the Central American expedition as
lsu, s.i'ss- II requires but a few huadred Anne
z oh tToy I"hfHaTtg II Teams. 10 take the control
/. s1srs ' country II country which is destined to
Gl,nd 49, Le commerce of the world have grants
ga i1oosh TO make start upon safely and
'la n. 49, intend TO make a suitable government
t' ,ssy - WIN follow. Many Of my friends have
r.~5 IA , out, snd more going-aH ofhe right
'r,iDs ts an expedition l expect TO be able co
!gsr a. lie" days. Tue people or Greytown fssp
heir iNotte) have requested me to take control
1ay s,s zee snd to establish myself there first
Pti s,a usly looking for me This will be the
MO GTande friepdt
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harm NEAR RTCHMOND FOR

FARM NEAR HMOND FOR
= SALE AT AUCTION" BELMONT" 1.-TWO
miles from R1chmond.) the residence OF J FL Park
hill, on the New Bridge Road, will be sold at public
Auction, on WEDNESDAY, at P. M, the 9th day
of June next. The Farm contains about rs acres of
land lies beautifully and is in good state of cultiva
tioG. The dwelling and kitchen are brick; gardeners
house and barn framed, and other necessary
out. houses-sl built in the past five years
The orchard ia young md full for the first time this
year, and growing thrftily-comprises all the most
select varieties. apples, peaches pIums aprcots,
pears aud cherries-500 trees in all This of ilself
it is said, will pay for the Farm in a few years.
We propose to sell the whole tract together, to
divide it to suit purchasers.
TERMs-One.third cash balance in equal annual
instruments l and years, with interest secured by
Deed of Trust the premises. The taxes for the
present year 30 be paid by the purchaser
GODDlN l. APPERSON
5-2awtds AuctiouAers.
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Inc hrst case under the new liquor law Of Mas.
Bac11 els was opposed of at Worcester on Monday
'4a nelly wss found drunk In the streets and said
/ MS Mccain sold her the liquor The latter was
nm-dlstely arrested, fined $40 and costs, sem
'losu 70 me house of correction for thirty days,
nd ordered to give bonds In 81 600 not 10 violate
Ever NFF0"' ~"
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iHG ONO RAILRoAD-The directors of the
' hsilrpad have made lengthy report TO the
,F 81 Louis and other stockholders Of the
1a5 10 regard 10 the road. The reports sta:ss
.'s here is gap Of only forty five miles between
-2ois and Vincennes, In the western division,
. hat i"o hundred and fifty thousand collars
2 y Will be required to complete the road TO Wa
~. Itls estimsted the profit on the road, when
lpeted viii be Is per. cent. on the cost-seven
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Fifty Vlrginians temporarily in Washington, lsf,
lrre Wednesday evening, to come home aud vote
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Al steam drying cylinder at the Edgeworth facto
BY Mass, blew up on Monday. A man painting
ae head Of the cylinder escaped uniujured
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nag At PARKEREBURG On the nth FIRE &C.
'''eu al Psrkersburg, Va, which consumed Cas-
''Ds saw mill, planning machine notion factory.
~ mill &c; also Kelley's foundry and machine
p Caswells loss is from SIS 600 to $40 900, aud
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE ON MAIN. NEAR TO 9Th
STREET, FOR SALE AT TON.-By request
of the Trustee named in a deed dated 30th Jauua-
~ 1854 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
in deed hook No. SO, page 36f, shall on the prem
ises on TUESDAY, the l9th June, 1855 at ocrck
p NJ iffar if not The fair dsy, sell that highly
vsluab G lot on the Nerth side of Main between 9th
and 9Th Streets ftonting % feet ain street
ming back I09 Is feet alley Is feet wide. The
improvements consst of substantial rick Build
ins erected in the OF the lot which is now
bringing handsome rent. The location of this pro-
perty recommends it to the attention of capitalists
and Others.
The terms-whch will ba accommodating, will be
made known at the hour of sale The purchaser to
paw the taxes for the present year.
GODDIN & kPPERSON Aucts.
aodtd
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Geo W. Lewis, son of R. W. Lewis near Kcs.
cs, Aibemsrle, accidentally saot and killed him
asi Tuesday evening last
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SGsBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY. OLD Scz5oL..
% Nashville Union brings Us a brief report of
A.s' and second day's proceedings of this DO
I H1le1 present nothing of general interest, be-
\ eoLAacd TO the appointment of committees, the
9oce Of reports, &c Among the reports was
rom the church extension committee, of
slon city. The Rev. DR. Bosrdmans open.
b 'cfs,ul'n was ordered to be published Rev Il
,,,'i'lng' OF Steubenville Va was elected dsls
CT Tue General Synod of the Dutch Reformed
Wiz, , .i,t sno DR.. RobI. Davidson, OF New Bruins
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I'm STEAMBOAT CURTIS

xsIEA STEAMBOAT CURTIS
ksssz.E1zsszaasss ECK-P SAGE TO PORTS
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.-The steambo CUR
IT'S PECK, Captain JOHN DAVIS, will resume her
place upon the line, between this and the above
places, tomorrow morning, TUESDAY 18th Instant
and will leave the wharf at Rockets gulary eve
~ Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mofniUgs, Al )!
O'Clock precisely. Returning the Curtis Peck will
leave Norfolk each alternate morning at the same
hour ~ o'clock and touch at all the regular land
ings on the river, going and returning.
Passage to Portsmouth and Norfoik...,..,S2G
PASSAGE for servants. .......................I so
Meals Soc. each.
ap l6 R. O. HASEJNg
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Chesterfield County, Va. NH 9--c4mt
DULVERMACHER'8 HYDRO ELEC

DULVERMACHER'S HYDRO ELEC
L. THO VOLATIC CHAINS-Prnducing instant
relief from the most acute pain, end pertaaD entity
curing all Neuralgia Dissases-Rheurnatic, painful
aud swelled joints neuralgia of the face, Deafness
blindness st. Vitus' Dance, paptaon of the heart,
periodical headache, paine in the stomach indiges-
ton, dyspepsia, uterine pains.
These chains FIRST introduced in the city of
New YORK less thar year since, and after being
subject to the thorough trial in every hospital
in the city by DTs. Mott, Post, Carncchan and Van
Buren, it discovered that they possessed strange
aud wonderful power in the relief and of the
above class Of diseases, and they at once mmend
through the papers of the city their general and
their sale. and the that has attended their
Previous to their introduction in this country they
used in every hospital in Europe, and are Sc.
cured by patents in France, Germany Austria,
Prussia and England and also In the United States.
THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL.
The principles upon which it is claimed that the
Chains produce their marvellous are. rst-that
all nervous diseases attended and produced by
deficient supply OF nervous huid, and an agent that
resembles closely electricity or electric msgnetism
and, second, that the electro gnetsm chains, by
being worn over and upon the part and organ dis
eesed furnish to the exhausted nervous system. BY
its powerful stimulating effects, the nervous fluid.
which is required to produce a healthy action
through the entire system No disgusting nostrum
is allowed to be taken while using the Chains, but
rigid observance Of the general laws of health
CURED B risk friction upon the part diseased adds
much to the effect of the Chains BY increasing their
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given to any person who will produce so
many well dulucutlcdtfu CSEtiHChLcs OF OOeu
from intelligent patients and scientific physicians as
have been effected by the of Pulvermschers
Electric Chains They never fall 10 perform what
they advertised to do, and no person mas ever
beef dissat isfed who has given them . trial.
IN FEMALE DISEASES,
more than one hundred permanent cures OF prolap-
sus uteri have been effected within the last year BY
use of these Chains.
MODE OF USE. Seq
The Chain should be moistened before use with
common vinegar and then one end Of the Chain
should be applied directly to the seat Of the pain
disease, and the other end opposed 70 IL
J. STEINERT. New York.
Agents in Richmond, Va
PURCELL LADD l. co.
kv Descriptive pamphlets furnished gratis, on an.
plicaton personally or by mail, TO PURCELL, LADD
Co., Richmond. fe 7--wiy
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The first condemnation of land by the United
States Government, occurred last week. in laying
ulthe Washington aqGeduct
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WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the 9th
w day of July, if not cold privately before that
very valuable farm in the county of Hanover on the
Central Railroad, about eight miles from this cty
upon which now reside containing 552 scres Of
land about 800 of which is cleared and in cultivation
nut, hickory and walnut. The improvements con
sisting Of commodiou sldweling house, new barn,
stables, kitchen, carriage house. &C. in a good state
of repair.
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the preni-
ses, or to Lee Bayley, Attorneys at Law, lIth st
Richmond, where plat of the property can be seen,
Possession given 18th December.
my 2l-dtd+ sAML SHERER.
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} w. Burrel and Levi Patrick, were burned to
cath 10 a house in Detroit, Saturday night.
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II AND SOME COTTAGE RESI-
IL DENCE NEAR CHELSEA, ON THE ROAD
LEADING TO BOWLING GREEN. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Wl be sold TUESDAY, the
29th May, 1855, on the premises comm sncing at "A
O'Clock the Cottage Residence the Road leading
from Valley street to Bowling Green, now occupied
by Mr. John s NoTment.
The lot contains two acres, is handsomely situated
short dittauce east of Valley street, and has il
neat, well built, fashionable Cottage, containing
eisht rooms. On the premises, and Immediately at
the dining room, is large spring of delightful
ter, which has been walled up and put in perfect
der. The outbuldings Stable, kitchen, con
tanning four rooms and her house In the garden
number of fruit trees of various kinda and on
the pre- mises several forest producing fine
shade. All Ia ALL the premises admirably suited
for retired suburban retreat d" or might be made
fashionable resort for pleasure parties from the
city.
TBRMs-One-fourth cash; balance at and y moe,
for negotiable notes, interest added and title
tanned till last note 10 paid.
The taxes for the present year to be paid by the
purchaser. G0DDIN L. APPERSON.
my2l Auetioneers.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
~ HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIRM
TURE, GROCERIES, HORSE AND WAGON
&c--Having quslihe6 the Administrator with the
will annexed of this goods and chattels of VIM
BOLE, deceased, will proceed to sell at public
auction, Oh THURSDAY, the 5lst inst, at his late
residence corner OF 9th and Venable streets all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of
Chains Table,, Wardrobe, &c, the stock of Gfoce
ries on and, and q Horse and Wagon.
TERMs.-All sums of $50 and under cash-all ,urps
over $50 four months credit, for negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed
JAS. M. CARTER, Administrator
3 All persons having claims against the estate
Will present them without delay for settlement; and
those Indebted requested to make immediate paw.
meut. FN'
Those having property of any sort belonging to
the late WIN: T. Boze, will please return it at ones
10 the undersigned. JAS. III. CARTER
my 10 Adm'or.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS
~ IN DUVAL'S ADDIT4ON, AND ON OREGON
Chapcery, pronounced ia Dist OF March, 1855, in
the Of Walkden agsi-st Walker, &C., l shall
sell at public auction. premises. MON
DAY, the 4th day of June 1855 at o'clock P. NJ :,
if fair tf not the next faiF @sy) in the order sdver
tsed the Lots IN the said Cs-Tee referred toone in
Duvars addition fronting "a LIZ feet st. Pauls
street between Charity and Federal sts the other
on Oregon Hill, fronting so feet Howard ST.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and months,
for egosble notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid, and conveyance directed
by the Court The taxes for the present year to be
paid by the purchaser.
MARMADUKE JOHNSON, Comm.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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A largo quantity of cider was seized in Portland,
u Friday last.
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Tae loss by the Evansville, Indiana, re, will not
ACsea $50 600