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guilty of nothing but impatienee, and who
died to expirate his country's dream Of
liberty, said to his jailor-"I rejoice that
l die innocent towards the king, but q
victim resigned to the king on High, to-
whom all my life is DUE"
The republicans of Cromwell only sought
the way of God, even in the blood of bat
ties. Their politics were their faith
their reign prayer-their death PSALM
One hears, sees, feels, that God was in all.
the movements of these great people.
But cross the sea, traverse La Mancha,
come to our times, open our annals and
listen to the last words ofthe great polit--
One would think that God was eclipsed
from the soul, that his name was unknow
in the language. History will have the
air of an atheist, when she recounts to
posterity these annihilations, rather than
deaths, of celebrated men in the greatest
era of France! The victims only have
God; the tribunes and Yictors have none.
Look at Mirabeau on the bed of death
--"Crown me with flowers" said he, 'tin-
toxicate me with perfumes. Let me die
at the sound of delicious music''-not q
word of God OF of his soul. Sensual phi
losopher, he desired only supreme sensu-
alism, a last voluptuousness in his agony.
Contemplate Mandam Roland, the
strong hearted woman of the revolution,
on the cart that conveyed her to death.
She looked contemptuously on the besot-.
ted people who killed their prophets and
sybils. Not glance towards heaven
Only one word for the earth she wasleav-
ing-"Oh, Libertym 9e.i gsFsze2
Approach the dungeon door of tho
Girondins. Their last night is banquet;
the only hymn, the Marseilles!
Follow Camille Desmoulins to his exc
cution. A cool and indecent pleasantly
at the trial, and along imprecation on the
road to the guillotine, were the two last
thoughts of this dying man on his. wsy to
the last tribunal a aas g
Hear Danton on the platform of the
scaFold, at the distance of line from
God and eternity. 81 have had . fine
time Of it, let me go to Sleep" Then to
to the executioner-sfYo ou will show my
head to the people; it is the worth tie
trouble!"-His faith annihilation; his last
sigh, vanity. Behold the Frenchnansof
this latter agei ....s zw.sx. s.;z,as ssss
What must one think of the religions
sentiment Of Free people, whose great .fg-
ures seem thus to march in procession to.
annihilation, and to whom that terrible
minister ter-death--itself recalls neither tho
threatenings nor promises of Godl s X
The republic ofthese men without God
has quickly been stranded The liberty
won with so much heroism and SO much
genius, has not found in France con-
science to shelter it, God to avenge it,
a people to defend it against that atheism
which has been called glory. .f-a.
All ended in a soldier and some apos-
tate republicans, travestied into courtiers
An atheistic republicanism cannot be he9-
roic. When you terrify it, it bends; when:
you would buy ii, it sells itself, Who
would take any heed? the people .ungrate-
full, and God non-existentl SO finish
atheist revolutions = LAMARTISE. t1''
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-11-07

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Takers.

Undoubtedly the highest personal .ac--
complishment in the world is to be q goodl
talker. With this charm alone john
Wilkes, though a prodigy of personalg
ugliness, was the most attractive man Of
his time. "It takes me-" he said to Lord.
Sandwich, "just fifteen minutes to take.
my face off, 1t was this power, and not
his poems, nor his dictionary, nor his,
heavy letters from the Hebridcs, that
made DR.. johnson the autocrat of hisg
day among men of culture, and will keep
his memory green while the English lan-.,
guage remains to prove that, in spite Of,
his boorishness and insolence, ard absurd
prejudices, he was the most charming.
talker the world has seen. 1t was this
power, more than all others, that made
the friends of Colcridge forget that he
was deficient in magly honor, 1.-THE most
fatal of defects,) that he was q slave to-,
one of the worst of vices, and won for !.
him not merely the admiration, but the
love and esteem of all who listened to-,
his wonderful utterances. In our. own
country there have not been as yet many.
notable conversationists. We are. q, nas !,
ton of speech-makers, but, good talkery:
are exceedingly rare. We talk cnough,.
(God knows, but good takers require.
more culture, more leisure, more repose.
than we shall know for many years to,
come. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30
BY LARUS e. SHINE.

CPECIAL SALE OF GOLD WATCH
- ES CHAINS JEWELRY. nc. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY Evening, the 3ist inst commerce
Ing at O'Clock will SELL at auction to close sun
dry consgnments:
SO Gold Hunting Levers
so do Anckers and Cylinders
100 Silver Anckers and Lepines
50 Gilt Hunting and Open Face do.
AIso: a handsome assortment of Chains, Jswalry
&c &c. Sale positive:
Bv order of the consignees.
mb % LARUS l. SHINE. Auets.
CTOCK SALE OF CARRIAGES, BUG
- GIES, ROCKAWAYS. WHIPS, dc &c, AT
AUCTI0N.-The subscriber intending to change his
business, will offer for sale at public auction on
THURSDAY. the 5th OF Apr! commencing Of 10
o'clock. at his manufsctory, on 10th, between Main
and Cary sts, his entire stock of CARRIAGES Rocta-
ways Buggies. with and without tons
Also, the hsndsomes. assortment OF iyory handls
Whips ever offered In this rsarke.
Also. band powe Circular Saw Machine. soaa
article for light work.
The s'oc. 10 of the best materials and superiov
workmanship, being all city custom work, and will
be validated for sig months
TERms-All sams under $t00, cash; oleo and ovsr
ninety days. or approved endorsed nesosisble notes
THoS. CLEMMIrr.
Sale conducted By LAaus 4 SHINE, Ancts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN

III OkSES, CARRIAGE, &c AT AITC-
- TION.-On SATURDAY, slst instant, at IN
o'clock at the large lot, nearly in Of lny store
VIII sell at auction, several good Work Horses one
Mule, one light Wagon one Cart &c Wv
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS Il will also ssll a
light ona horse Carriage and Harness.
mh 5O r. CAUTHORN. Auct.
STOCK SALE OF GROCERIES, FIX
~ TURES, &C., AT AUCTION.-Intsndneto de-.
cline the Grocery business. | shall, on TUESDAY.
the sd day of April, at 10 O'Clock NJ. at my store
OF ain, one door from the corner of St sell at
auction my ertire stock of Family Groceries Fix.
lures, &c, consisting of and well selected as
sortme3E
TERms-Cssh for ali Gums of 800 AID under; over
that amount, months credit, for approved negotis-
bic papeI DAVID BAKER In
Sale conducted by r.. CAUTRoRN. Auct NH so
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Disaster of ~,

NA" iohk' march 29-Captain Moody and
crew OF the ship Fanny Giffney have arrived
al this port from st Thomas, and repor, the
oa loss of their vessel at sea on the 9Th ips,sn,
She lett Liverpool on the Both of January, with
cargo OF salt, FOR New Orleans, and when within
~ m'ies OF st. Thomas she was abandoned and
'unS In an hour afterwards The vessel and cargo
were valued at so 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30

The BLACK WARRIOR CAsE-The Uuion, OF
Wednesday, contains extracts from the dispatches
Of the Spanish Minister of State, in which he
agrees to the demands OF Secretary Marcy so far
concerns Indemnity for the outrage on the Black
Warrior. The amount will be paid as soon as the
proper account shall be presented. In allowing
this indemnity the Minister thinks his government
rebukes the conduct of the Havana officials who
committed the outrage none of whom are now in
office AS, however, Mr.. Marcy demanded that the
Spanish government, should show some decisive
mark of Its di+pleasure at their proceedings, he
adds that their cases will be submitted to the
supreme tribunal of justice for examination
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30
BY ALEXANDER MOTT ss5a
HNRESERVED SALE OF MULES,

i ED SALE OE MULES,
~ WAGONS AND CARTS, AT AUCTION
" III be sold on FRIDAY next, 30th instant, at 10
o'clsck, on Council Chamber Hill
- ikey young MULES, of remark ably fine size-
well broke, and warranted TO work we'll large ma
JoIity being under years old. -
hight Country WAGONS. nearly new aud in first.
rate order. ~
light Plantation CARTS, in excellent order.
The attention of planters aud others is respectfal
y called to this sale. offering INDULGENCE nts rarely
to be met with. The Mules are certaiuIy of the best
quality and the terms very liberal -. =
ALSO-One splendid Northern TROTTER, eight
years old, perfectly Eentle-a rsrate family horse;
and city made BUGGY, very little used.
TERMs-Four mouths credit without Interest
mn " ALEX MOTT. Auct.
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Canadian AH,,irr

QUEBEC March 29.-The second reading of the
"" introducing the elective principle into the se
.'Ho oraheh OF the Legislature, was carried in tho
assembly last night by vote of so agains, l. The
measure Is regarded as step towards the election
OF Governor 10y the people, aud conseouen,,v 4.
mainly supported by the annexation marty
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Political Moremenf IL ph,jadeiobio. :

Fosaicdt Increment IN Philadelphia.
rHiLAnELrHrA, March 80 The Wings called a
"'eetins last night. at Spring Garden Hail. In I'll, CT
WIN the object OF making moveinent In opposi'
non to secret political societies The Know Moth
'nes' however happened to be 10 the majority, and
passed series of rssolutionss defeating the whole
purpose OF the meeting and rejecting the original re
solutions The meeting adjourned with three
cheers for Sam"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30

WAsHINGFoN On DITs.-The Washingto7 cor
respondent of the New York Courier and Enquirer
writes under date of March %, as follows
The imprisonment of Vice Consul Thompson, at
Havana, will cause serious difficulties 1t is under
stood that The affair was considered in the Cabinet
yesterday and to day, and that orders have been
given to dispatch a strong naval force to demand
explanations
The deficiency of Gov. Price, of New Jersey, as
L&-Purser in the Navy is reported to be over two
hundred thousand dollars
The object OF Mr.. Soules visit is rumored to pro
eufethe publication of Mr.. Perry's reserved cor
respOndeuce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30

NEW JERSEY LECIsLATIoN-The Senate OF New
Jersey has defeated the Air Line Railroad bill Thu
vote stood Ii to 9.
The Governor has vetoed the charter of the Civ
gang OF Newark and ii is reported that he will veto
all the new Bank charters
Ihe senate'H amendment to the prohfbitorv Eauor
D was stricken out, aud the bill finally passed es
hrsi reported
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30
Baltimore markets.. March 90

Flour firm at unchanged prices. Receipts of
Grain light We note sales OF good oprime white
Wheat al s. 20aS2 80, and good to prime red at
50 l2aS2.20. Corn sales of 6. 500 bushels at s3s
80 eta for white and 80 cts. for yellow. The mar.
ket closed stiff st these figures
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BY ALEXANDER MOTIF
FURNITURE, CLOTHING

UnNII UhE, CLOIHING, &c, AT
= AUCTION.--Wi'l be sold, on SATURpaY
March Slst, at O'Clock. my store large LET Of
new aha secondhand Household and Kitchen Fur
hi.uFe, embracing general assortment.
ALSO-A large lot of seasonable CIothiny eor
sisting OF varied assor tment WV
ALSo-A large invoice Of Dry Goods, amongst
the trade of this season ~ ~
ALso-Chewisg Tobacco: Smoking do, in papers
s 81 boxes Cigars; Pipes; Champagne and Coenac
nIandyi new Trunks; Feather Beds, Bedding
&c. mn ~ ALEX. MOTIF Auct
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Ner York Markets. March %

Cotton downward and dull of sale. Flour up.
ward and hrm-sales OF Southern at So 19aSe 81.
Wheat upward and tirm-sales of Pennsylvania
white at S2.i2 Corn is tribe higher-saes of
Western at 81 cite. Pork and Beef tending upward
and firm. Lard unchanged. Stocks dull and lower.
Money unchanged Virginia skies 90 l.a
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nISSOLUTION.--The co-partnership
~ heretofore eXlstiug under the firm of OWENS
l. REEVE, was by mutual consent dissolved on tina
lsth inst.
THOS. Ii OWENS will receive all moueys aus
to the concern; and all claims against it will he SET
tied by him. IHOS. II OWENS.
MARCUS REEVE
Richmond March 30 1855 nh On 1.x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30

DEATH OF Mrs MCNIEL.-A dispatch from Con.
cord, New Hampshire, announces the death of Mrs
Elizabeth A McNiel, widow of the late Gen. John
McNiel, and sister of the President OF the United
States aged 6S years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30

MARYLAND MAINE Law CONVENTIONAL con.
Vention of Temperance men assembled In Balt-
more on Wednesday. Strong prohibitory resolu-
lions were adopted, and in order to have them
more fully carried out, it was voted to nominate
prohibitory tickets for the Legislature. The Con.
yention then adjourned sine die.
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ND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN

~ MENT-Ar METROpOIJTAN uAH -
T ThhEE NIGHTS ONL y CoMmENciNe ON
ioaIapMASS' APRIL 5Ts The original CAMPANO
,auy announce three of their chaste and nnval
caIshse entertainments above Assisted by the
R pru,as American Ballad sinser Mr. GEoRGE
sn swis ana sisuor FATTINi the iniuitable ner
. ,t,I on the Wood and Straw Iostrumsnt, or
AnoND Observation-Disclosures MEyTO
60 Tickets to be hsd at thu Hotels and Mus;c
nses Doors open at o'c'ocs-Concert to com
--0 e'oc. Pfeeiseiy NH so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30

CHICAGO, March ~ The LEGISLATURE of Wis
consin has passed a new prohibitory law, which
does not contain tie features objected to by the CO.
vernon 10 his recent veto. Tho bill was passed bv
about two thirds vote
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30
INe EIneckcd Sten,u.e,.

HALIFAX March 29.-There no tidings of the
steamer Asia, now due here from Liverpool. with
ates to the l7th instant She Is In her thirteen,
day out
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IQES Spring AND SUMMER

M = -SGhlNG AND SUMMER
IoDeIa SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLIO.
rHING.-JAMES ID. GOODMAN has now opsp a
large and complete stock of sprins and Summer
READY-MADE CLOTHING, at No lS4 Main at
opposite Eagle Square, Richmond. Va His stock
embraces every article kept in Clothing and Fur.
ntshing House: From tliweekly receipts direct
furnish the very latest atyles, and from new
ments for the manufacturing of his stock he is pre-
pared to furnish suits from the finest Cloth Dress
Suit TO the cheapest Business Suit of the besl work
msnship at prices which will defy competition. All
articies warranted Of the best make. from finest to
lowest grades Endeavoring always to meet the sp-
probation of the fastidious, GALL from his old
fiends and the public generally is respectfully soil
cited He is determined to suit and sell all who NAV
give him fair trial and in want of good Clothing
J. D. GOODMAN.
N. B.-Trunks aud Carpet Bags, large supply on
hand OF all styles and sizes. Also. India Rubber
which will be sold unusually low. NH so
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BY DUNLOP. MONCURE & co
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-

CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LASSES AT AUCTION On Fridss the s0th
inst. commencing at Joy O'Clock, ct our Wharf and
warehouse, at Rocketts, we win cell the csrso Of
the schr- Almirs 7. from Attakapas with ~
182 hhds SUGAR. fair to choice quality. U.s.
l42 bbls prime MOLASSES. Ell 9y
Also Asia@ - 81
with 5-sf '1---7S
81 hide fair to prime SUGAR. s&e--ssNAst
lO9 bbls. prime MOLASS ES9 *-As4hs1
TERMs-UEder 500 cash; ever SEQ, msht hs
credit, for approved negotiable paper. = - 90
DUNLOP, MONCURE co.
mhN 80 22tass54sas AucticneersL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30

Nav YoRK LsGIsLATIoS.-The Senate Of New
YORK has refused to strike out the search and sell
cure clause OF the temperance bill, By vote of
Is 70 10. An amendment, however, was adoptsd
that the bill should take effect until the 4tb OF
fplv ~" VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30

ANOTHER RuMoR OF BAKER 1t is now reported
'ha' Baker the murder er OF Poole, landed at Cape
island from vessel, and is secreted in the woods
The Inhabitants are engaged in search for the
fugitive
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDIN 4 APPERsON-

DESIRaBLY LOCATED DWELL
LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AZ Snrrrro AL
"a, ms.' De sold on MONDAY, the on dsy OF Anil
,b 90 ' ap premise. commencing It O'clock r
West line Of 7th between Clay ana La,.b ~ .ns
nov IN the occupancy Of Mr. VIM J. swords tn,
Lot mas 'front.' Of 4lA feet and depth OF l30 fast
Toderate outlay cou be made a most eomsartsh,ss
fsdence; u 10 now, however, In good order.
TkEMs-one-fourth cash balance at A. 8 and 1s
for neeotiabe notes interest added and ri,e
retained till the last note s paid The tsxes for The
present year to be- paid by the purchaser
NH 80 GCDDIN iPPERaoN 49,
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hALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN e x
- TRACTOR will subdus pain and inflamation
from the severest burns or scalds in from one TO
twenty minutes. and will heal the wounds without
scar; il effsctuay cures Fever Sores, Piles, Salt
Rheum, Infiammatory Rheumatism Cuts. Wounds.
Bruises Scsld Head. Corns and Bunions, Eryipelss,
Spraius Swellings, Feiops. ChiIbians Bites OF In
sects SwelIed and Broken Breast Sore Nipples,
Eruptions and all other matory and cutaneous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
This article 10 now put up in blue wrap .rs, with
new ste ell plsts label and signed by n bailey, Ma
ker and C. r. Clicsaey Co Pfoprietors. to guard
against the numerous counterfeits In nearly every
store.
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, are the only
authoriz sd agents for the sale of the genuine
style and they furnish the trade at propretors pr
css Retail price only 25c. box. NH 26-d& w6m
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\ IGHTNING KODS.-P ROTECT
IL YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS.-STEB-
BINS q MILLER, having been engaged in this city
and the surrounding country for q number of years
past, ia putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and having
as they believe given entire subtraction. would in.
form the public that they are still prepared to put
up either in town country, LIGHTNING RODS
made BY the most approved makers.
Thank full for past PATRONAGE they respectfully ask
a continuance from the public. Az 81
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Richmond Post Office, Box II NH z7-Sms
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DisrREssISG CAsUALTY.-on Saturday last Miss
Anne Rambo, OF Raccoon township, Beaver coun-
iy, Pa, while crossing field on her way to a
neighbor's house, suddenly killed by the fall
liug of tree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-30

iHE RECRUITS FOR THE BRITISH ARMY.-We
learn by telegraph from Philadelphis. that
partial investigation has been laid before u. s
tOhnis sloner Hazhtt, of the recruits arrested on
BOARD the steamboat Sandferd Wedu esdaY morning
&c hnal caring had been a5jourued until Saturday
here were hfteea persons arrested, including those
having charge of the recruits Ii was said that sixty
were sent on TO Halifax via New York, on Sunday
and the supposlton is. that 500 have gone on from
this city
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
lOffice with Geo. ] Sumner No 20 Pearl

Nv 10 Il Els AND MULES FOR
~ SALE AT AUCT / N.-WilI be sold. on
SATURDAY morning next, Slst inst, commencing
at 10 O'CLOCK at the horse auction lot several Sad
die and Harness Horses; or fine young Mules, of
fine size, from to years DID, we'll broke to har.
THOS w KEESEE
mn ou Auctioneer
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON. -
VALUABLE GRANITE FRONT

STORE AND DWELLING ON Byrd. BE-
TWEEN 9Th AND 10TH SITS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION VIII be sold, FRIDAY afternoon,
the Seth March, 1855 on the premises. commencing
at At r. M that excellent brick tenement. with
granite front, the South side Of Byrd street, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets, recently occupied a
grocery BY Mr. Barney Dcknan. The lot fronts 204
feet, runs back rs feet g{saa3#
TERMs-One- fifth cash. balance at s, 6. and mos,
for negotiable notes interest added, secured by
trust deed, or title retained. The taxes and insu-
rance for the present year to be paid by the pur-
chaser GODDJN & APPERSON
NH u - A uetiouasrsL
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED BUILD

BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED BUILD
- ING LOTS AT AUCTION-WiH be sold on
TUESDAY. Sd April, 1855, at 4 O'Clock, P NJ eight
small sized BUILDING LOTS. on the south side of
E or ain street, Richmond Hill, Immediately
opposite the property bought by the city authorities
for public Park and south by the residence of Capt
Luther Libby. These Lots enjoy an extensive view
of Richmond and the surrounding country. which
cannot be intercepted by any other building, because
of the very elevated position, thereby rendering
them ost desirable locations for family residences
Besides there 10 spring of good water, the full use
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 suit bidders.
NH % TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Auct.
CMALL FARM NEAR THE CITY
- AT AUCTION-Will be sold on MONDAY, I'd
April THAT being Court day in front Of the County
Court House, q email FARM on the southwest side
of the Deep Run Turn pike, about miles from the
city, containing about 63 acres about half of which
is cleared and we'll enclosed. and adapted to the Gu
ture Of wheat. corn, &c. There is also also an ex-
c ellent meadow which would make 8 fine Ice pond.
TIE location CT the Farm is suitable for country
Store There Ii a small Dwelling and the usual out
houses. ,
TERMs-One third cash. balance and IL months,
with interest added. and secured by trust deed.
NH 2a-ts TAYLORa WILLIAMS. AucPrs.
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ClGARS.-The subscriber respectfully
~ Informs the public that he has taken the beau
tifui store under the American Hotei tjust vscatel
by Messes Adcoek Co.. where he will continue TO
conduct the CIGAR aud TOBACCO businees He
takes this opportunity to return his most sincere
thanks to those wha have 20 Andfy sustained him
10 bis business. aad in soliciting connuapee OF
their patronage assures them that he viii always
deavor to furnish the best articles Tin his Incl BE-
had any where. His stock Of genuine Havana Cigars
comprises, among other famous brands, the eelebrs
ted Cabauas prize medal, Ii Jscinte, La Janmin La
violetta La Tres flores Premeti Diana Also tins
genuine Eagle Extra and Ciasito Extra Principe -
Snuh Chewing aud Smoking Tobacco Of every ds@
scriptiop Cissr Cases. Snuff Boxes aud Pipes il
great variety. CHAS, RICHARDn0N
/ Importer of HAvana Cigars
NH 20 Under American Hotel
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
Office with George J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl stl

. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
81 18TH STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold on MONDAY afternoon. the Cd April.
on the premises, commencing at Al O'clock the
Brick TO bacco Factory now occupied by Capt. P. II
Butler fronting 18th street SO feet and the Dwell
ing House adjoining, fronting % feet inches The
above property is now renting for $500 per annum
and desirably located and in improving part OF
the city. f ~
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance at q. and
title retained until the last is paid The taxes
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
lnn 20 Auct.