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LAT cS L Malt NE s.
oorre,pondenee Of the pl.p.,eh
wYrHeviLLE, June LOT

WYTHEvrLLE, June 10Th.
The members OF the Board of Trade wht
came out at the invitation of the virginls
and Tennessee Railroad Company. and who
extended their xisit to Abingdon, have re.
turned thus far on their homeward journey,
Tomorrow they so to the Lead Mines about
sixteen miles from this place. and on Tues.
day they accept the invitation of the proprie q.
tors of the Montgomery White Sulphur
Spring, and spend the day there. Wednes-
day they set out for home.
The country is beautiful and fertile beyond
all expectations-excellin in these respects
sll representations that have been made by
its inhabitants. We have enjoyed heartily
the pleasing scenes we have 6eheld and the
b ,uudless hospitality of the people, and no
man who has the happiness to be one of the
party on thisi delightful excursion will ever
forget it. IL will constitute green spot in
their life time that will always be fresh in
their memories. G..
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NATIONAL CONVENTION AT PHrLApELrHrA.-Tbe
correspondent of the New York Herald writing
from Philadelphia Saturday evening 8, p M, says:
The Natiopal Council have done nothing impor.
'snt today, exceptto admit the Louisiana
sna reject finally the Catholic test
ihs Committee on Platform will sit until mid
night, aud then be ready for the Council on Mon
dsy, when action will be had and the slavery ques-
ZION will be settled II will be upon the following
oasis The Nebraska bill will be allowed to stand
and the Missouri compromise will not be restored
In place of which all Territories will be settled BY
Inc people who will make their own laws and eeot
sil tnelr othcers without any interference of the
0enerst Government, except to appoint judges,
msrshais. NC, q. is now dore in the States of the
Union This will end all difficulty, and must be sat
istsctory to the North and the South. The Council
on Monday will adopt that portion of the platform
narkeps defeat was owing to several causes
hrst Ma address, which attacked free sellers and
cessionistsi second 1t Is pretty we'll settled that
george Law will be the candidate of the American
party Tor the Presidency, ard it deemed bad
P9'lcy 70 have the President OF the National Coun
Gil come from the State as the future President
otthe uoited States Mr. Barker himself is per-
feetiT satisfied, and has acted like patriot.
The eoncourse of outsiders il being hourly en-.
Ia'sed ana In the mighty throng may be recognized
as new corners, Commodore Stockton, of New Jer
sey Hon Judge Campbell of New York Hon Pres
ION hins, OF the same State Hon Mr.. Kenneth, ST.
Louis and many others too tedious to enumerate."
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r,a, ~ o. ssx FucrrR erAvxs TO EscArs
on ho.ss !. Sis negroes were captured from
day ni.S, e ssssern brig a Norfolk on last ssur
North y attempting to make their escape 10
mornir. h port The captain was called on In the
take ~ ~ Tree negro man 10 know n he would
an ~. negroes TO the North, and believing Ii a.
wss a. s GO. sisht said yes Accordingly The dime
to ,h TOT them TO be on board the Captain Ia wins
show mate wh., going on, and The sensl 70
hung ia he .ls. All was right to be lantern
led u, sns embark Ia safety. A. The time sps r
Captain hsd s On me vessel; In the meantime the
ssrsea ana telling him Whist was going ON , H0,
crcnmss.nna 20. 'ne Shiet OF Police end relate the
.he s,saal and requested that come Of biz nun, n
10, saou.a come on board. Allworked very we'll and
1ns whole lot elk In number ave man sn ona -, .Mu
lodged 10 jail. e''ea ana
we are indebted to purssr Smith of the Roanoke
tort these particulars which show that but FIR m.
honesty of the Captain In question, the under.
ground railroad would have had i,s business con-
sideraly increased.
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81 GoDDIN { APFE1Sor
EXECUTORs, SAFE OF yArn.pr

l. ~
II REAL AND PERSONAL Es11TE-Sc.s -.
tae OF the powers conferred on u ne ~
E1es1tors b. ths win Of nIison SseIL 49,
Prsmses In the order below ms.tisnsd y. mi ~
IA tne l2th day of june. 1S55 az fair pot ~
ss.s But Gay beginning Ct O'Clock r Il, ths az
1T A Lot st the corner of Craze ana Ieth $500.
eIonnond. having front OF about a fsef mn t~o
Nj. Wi,.oe thereon opposts the rssasaes 81
-, "a Lot on 10Th street, between Gree sss ys..k-
~ streets fronting about 1855 feet On 10 - - ~
au;,d;rs iunnins back los fact With tws Lint
So Lot st the corner of Main and ia .tr..t.
on aos oeeupisa ' Ss ~ p.ss. sss
4th A Lot In the rear Of the above sro,t,,.
is street about 6s feet running baei 1sa fset noss
:, 9Th A Let On 2sd street batween Main ana rr...-
IN fronting 49a feet sd, with Dvsii~ : ho,.ss
E Enc appartenances now occupied By W. A. e Ne.
6th Lot corner Of Main and 9Th ,tr..t. fro,t,,.
% With house thereon opposite Msssrs.
Ith: Lot No. 10 Square No. 90, AasmS Division.
sa ..e corner Of rs and L cts. -.
ash sb s qua Of Lsnd on Church Hin bounded By
Ssn; House and Lot ON Valley or l7sh street
tearlag .ns property formerly owned by Dsrisi T,is
VenabIs ssst more or less aud nearly opposite to
m agan rnat valuable Lot Sore and Dwelling ..
front,ns ~, nov s Occupied By Mr. John L. smithss
about 81 feet to alley Is feet vide sna osea
l an snhoai ground rent Of IS :"
| ittn After the last me ntoped -. - :. !,
s ~ Pace, Will be sold two Lots in Buioct Hss.
az c fronting IS feet on the South sid,,
| iese on the south side of Catherine street. ~
An, AND on the following day. (say "Wednesday. ,stA
bon, aoool oegsnning at 10 o'clock A. n al IL.
wa. oe sold al of her Household and Kitchen Fur.
n.l.e; consisting OF the usual variety. xiso. r..
SERMs.For the Real Estate, one-fourth oash !. h..
lance at s y and ls months, for negotiable notss
lntereat added and title retained until All tbs r,s
chase money be paid; the taxes for tha puI
70 De pad by the purchasers. For the personsI -.
tate, cash for all sums under $50 for sums of S ana
over, month"; credit for approved sndor,aS ~. .u
| table paper. HORACE a. KENT neso-
no r H0wISON, EZRA
SAFE conducted :, BY GoDDIN APpEasoN, Aucts.
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BY LARUS a. SHINE,
HOUSE FURNITURE. GLASS

HOUSE FURNITURE, GLASS
- WARE, &c, AT AuCTION-On This (FRI.
oAf) Morning, at 10 O'clock, we will sell az our
store q lot of new and seoopd-hapd FURNIrURE.
ALSo-Au invoices of Glass Ware CONSISTING Of
ramoiers Sugar and Batter Dishes, Champagne and
with many other articles - ~s''
jes LARIJs SHINE A....s
TURE and GLASS WARE Is postpouea To matt
TUESDAY morning. at IL o'clock, at which time
several valuable additions will be added
js9 LARUS SEINE xr.,.
ADDITIONAL.-Will be added to the above saIe
on TUESDAY morning, the remnant of . Cisar es-
taoi:hment, just received. comprising about so 600
genuine Havana Cigars, Of the following brands viz:
Lord Byron, La Especial Flor. Cnbano Re g.les, hi
Leon integrorndod, Esperanza. Figaro, Eagle Extra
rnncipe, Superior Havana Flor Guiana, common
The trade would do wall to attend every lot OF.
je IL LARIJs 4 SHINE Ar.,.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
PHILADELPHIA AMERTC1N-C1o11N
VENTION S ssS

IL. WASHINGTON, June 11th.--vespasian RI
lis, Esq, editor Of the American 'Gros =,
mere, writes to thst paper, from the Philsdei.
phia Convention. He says that 10 far no
concessions have been made by either th,
extreme North or South, but four resolutions
VI nauonal character, have been adopted
by the committee on the platform p''u
New York and New Jersey are cor.orx.
I'VE IN their views, and Pennsylvania il NOT
ultra. he believes that q Conservative
majority. 'poo'apie
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- PAYNE 4 MAYO. A,ct,
BY GODDIN { 7PPFRS0N
GALE OF REAT. EsTa rr =.

SALE OF REAL EsTArE-AT A,,c-
TIoN ~ :. : nsser Street, in DUvAL,S Ami.
VIII sa N nIosa Ssreet, near Ruchsn su,s sn,;r.
ssd - I, % s Saa. on SATURDAY AFTERNOON ~.
.i"s 100 on the premises in the order sS,ss
% 1aker between st. Paul and 81 Pstsr str.. LOT
vss.n ~ In me oesap1ney Of Alice Grsenhow. Ase
nins Ss.1 on o. stsr street. fronting 50 feet run.
sna on Baker street, about mo yards wen. ~ ~.
ruops oEnsd p Henry w Gaines fronting Is feet
soio, . most beautiful lot with framsS h VII oe
San On e9e north aide Of Broad street. sdenns rs.;
uense OF Jno NJ Bolts esq, now owns5 "a , ...r
tends back las feet to an alley w isos-ex-
ran,h hsEOne third cash-baance at three and .;x
ti,Ia aor negotiable notes. interest sdded and
nra.n eIaneo TIL last note 10 paid. Taxes 10, tbs
present year to be paid by purchasers. ioi the
le GODDIN APPEpsou
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lhE DuRL IN CANADA.-The duel between
Brecsinri3ge aud Lesveuworth continues 10 be the
topic OF most interest now 10 New York. The
Courier says:
Inc duel took place on Thursday last in the w..
ciohy OF niagara Falls, on the Canada side of the
river 1ne distance at which II had been deter.
mined MAJ tne parties should fight was only ten
PAGES, iuolcs'ing feeling of mortal hostility be-
t"eon mem; me weapons are pistols: the men
were placed. Both Fl red promptly at the uoyd
and both were hit. Each combafsnt sin,aS d"'no,
"aro, which Is not an unusual thing In such cases
among experienced duellists
Mr.. Leaven~orth was struck In the right tbiob
which the bullet pierced, and as q surgical exami
patton at:erwsrd proved, lodged In the bone of the
left thigh. ipnictng very severe though probahlv
not a mortal wound. Mr.. BreckinridSe Was sho,
through The calf of the right leg the bali pas.ing
clean out, without seriously injurias auv blood
vessel or Important muscle. Lesvenworth in
staniy teil, and Breckinridge having ascertsined
mar mis- adversary was not killed, at once left the
nsid. rsssined the American shore, and took the
nrst train TO New York, and by travelling all niobt
arrived here Thursday morning. He did not
however, deem 1t prudent to remain in New York
but at once left
Mr.. Leayenworth, on account of his wounds
could not be removed to any distance and he was
accordingly taken to the house nearest TO the scene
OF the duel and there he now remains Mr. Pen
dleton, his second, and DR.. Chetwood and bis
fsther and mother are with him.
Mr.. Breckenridge is said to be son of the Rev.
DR.. Breckenridge formerly of Baltimore, but now
OF Kentucky, and young lawyer of fine promise,
with large practice among the New York mer-
chants.
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MARKETS.,

New York, June 1lth.-Cotton firm, with an up-
ward tendency. Flour dull, with decllnin, ten.
dency. Good Ohio 80 56as9 81 per barrel Whea,
unehanged Corn firm Provisions firm.-Lard
dull Whiskey IS 1.2 cents per gallon.
Stocks drooping. Money unchanged Missouri
6's S94 So Virginia SIS 500 7-s. Ohio's 81, IL.
BALTIMoRE, June 1lth-Fiour dull-held a,
SloS1 tor Howard Street-$l0.62 for CITY Mills
Red Wheat 50 50s$260. White So 55sS2 63. Corn
receipts of 25. coo bushels. White and yellow
quoted at ST. 06aSlO7.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE WASHING.
TON CITY COITNCTIg

"a "sshIsGroN. June 1lth-The newly elect.
ea Guy councils here took their seats this
dMoorning very quietly. The defeated can.
. u,aa.es entered their protest and announced
hara, mtention OF contesting the new mem
benco '0a's AZ their next meeting fortnight
The Americans are now ca,abrot;,a .ho;.
victory by firing 100 guns. ""s 'heir
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
EWO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS

= ON 4TH STREET AT AUCTION. On TUES.
Jay, June 10 at Al O'Clock M, upon the preiniss
vi % sold new Birch Tenemeuts and Lots on the
west side OF 4th between Cary and Canal streets =
Eacn O. these Tenements contains about 6 rooms.
Win hitchens Gas As are in perfect ordsr and sd.
seeoty arfenged. They are we'll suited for resi-
vi VII Ient a. handsome per centum upon cost fepe
oeins now engaged at $780, aud would seem to Offer
Terms at sale. TAYLOR g. WIELfAMs.S
y Auetioneers.
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THE ARRESTED MAI .cp>r,,

~ wAsHlrdToN, June lIth.-Tbe Star be-o
n ng received reliable information tn The
enc siisct that the Grand Jury at New or,asns
mas mas. ignored the bills against Blair e an5
mnl'n ian, VINO were arrested for breaking
open letters in order to detect Postmaste az
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Inc "Saenger Bund," or grand convention oil
Herman singing societies, from all parts CT the
United States, held recently In Cleveland, Ohio,
passed resolution to hold their next annual meet
ing In Cincinnati.
BRUTAL MURDER IN LEE CoUNrY.-A correspon.
dent OF the Abingdon Virgpian states that brutal
murder was committed at Walnut HILL Lee couu-
~, on the 29.h ult man named Andrew Russell
walked into the House OF Patrick Kelley, with
W ss ne mao slight Misunderstanding, and de-
iioerateiy murdered him 18th piece Of timber
breaking his head In. The murderer escaped.
POISONED WEDDING PARTY-The persons pois.
oned at the wedding party In Scott county have
all recovered save Mr. Bishop, whose death has
oeen noticed. A white man, his wife and daughter
and negro man o Mr.. Kanes are now suspected
of the deed.
Observation-Disclosures have become so fire.
quent In Portsmouth, that the Mayor has offered
S3o0 reward fer the detection of any one attempt.
ting to frea building. :
SMALL Pox IN VIRGIN1A.-The town of Pattonss
vile, In Scott county, has been put under ouarap
tine. There are eleven cases there
BOARD OF TRADE.-The Richmond Board OF
Trade were In Abingdon last week, and expressed
themselves surprised and delighted at the resources
of the country.
General Cars made speech at Burlington lows
on the lst instant. at the opening of the Chicago
and Burlington Railroad. Hon. 8. A. Douglass
also spoke.
Inc mouse OF >. w. Paul, In Norfolk, was enter
ed and searched by burglars, Friday night. They
took quantity of iewelry out of the drawer, bn,
did not carry it of, and left without taking any
thing.
Washington correspondent of the Herald SAYS
that President Pierce has not re. called Mr. Perry
In disgrace, but will give him another position.
STEAMER ASHORE The steamer Buckeye State.
Saturday morning, In dense fog, ran on the rocks
at Point Alhins, twelve miles from Buffalo, N. Y
The passengers were all taken off by steam tue
from the city.
1BE CHoLERA.-One of the delegates 10 the
Presbyterian General Assembly lately In session a,
st Louis, Tell victim to cholera last week, on
board a steamboat within eight miles of his resi-.
dence, which was near Parkersburg, Va.
A paper published at st, GATHERINGS, Canada
states that Mr.. Stevenson, of the Mineral SPRINGS
has been notified TO have rooms ready for President
Pierce and family In July.
Catholic priest has been arrested In Cuba for
becoming first tenor to, and playing with an Italian
Opera Troupe
La has been found guilty of the murder of Thos
Lynes, there.
The Kansas Legislature is to meet on the ID q,
July at Pawnee 100 miles from the river Missouri
Hon. John Hale is to be the 4th of July orator
at Lawrence, Mass.
TIE PORTLAND TRoUBL A post mortem ex.
with the verdict of the other Jury in regard to the
death of Robbins, killed during the liquor riot al
Portland. The case was then adjourned to Monday
to receive further testimony to whether his death
was justifsbie under the circumstances or not.
REMARK BILE PAssAGE-The brig Chatham. Cant
Gorer. Coast of Africa, after very short passage o.
twenty Gays.
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BY PAYNE & HATO'

WILL be sold, on TUESDAY nert the
18Th instant 4. 10 o,a,ask - az us,s :, ..o
AIer society q virginia. ovsr The Dr1s Store ~
sarrs Of s s o. .i1 street the rarn..rs md Ts
a.r.s csrgst chsndeiisrs TsSlsa csss. and val
IL - 80 sssu. 3
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ABEAR FIGHT IN vIRGIs1A-The Hardy Wing

BEAR FIGHT IN VIRGIS1A.-The Hardy Wing,
of Saturday, says:
"A Mr.. Simons and two sons, residing upon the
South Fork, in this county had quite desperate
encounter with an old she bear and her three cubs,
on the 25'h nit. The very brief account OF the
struggle, as given to us, represents Madame Bruin
as having fought vigorously for her family, giving
and receiving wounds with the bravest determine
ton. She was finally made to bite the dust, how
ever, and Mr.. Simons now has the cubs in limbo.'
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STEAMER KEYSTONE STATE GOTTEN
OFF

BUFFALO, N. Y, June l0th-The steamer
Keystone State, which ran aground about
II miles from here, has been gotten off with.
out material injury, by the assistance of the
U. S. steamer Michigan.
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The FsTGATE CumBERLAND-O Orders were Is
sned from the Navy Department Friday, for the
honorable discharge of the crew of the fir ipate
Cumberland, now hourly expected at Boston from
the Mediterranean The Cumberland has been the
nag ship of the squadron. Honorable discharges
enti.ie the crew to three months extra pay The
marines are to be transferred to the barracks
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EURNTTURE, &c. At Ar1fyrrnr
:. VIII besoid On rUTopAY. 80 - - !.
Ssi9ca. q ny ssors, 49, - = ~
ana xitehl lot Of new suA sseoul hssa HSu1sael1
merit 81 veil ~. comprisius esaersl assort-
prv ~. .h avsiee Of ssssooskls Ciotkins. s.x
1EsO-An i5v sss,Ds Z. : general ssostnsat
ware. conpsisire VARIED sssc,ss,sss - ssa ~.
je ~ Az ~ g ~ kerehaseSs.
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GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN
- TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS The
subscriber has jus. received his second supply of
Summer Goods, making his stock now complete, EN-.
bTacing all the late styles OF Cloths Csssime and
vestngs Aise-Blsck, Blue. Brown and Dahlia
Coats all styles; Silk, Linen, Grass. Alpaca. shaps
hal Gins CHAM. Drsp-d'Ete and Lutong Coats; Fancy
snd Black Cashmere, Linen and Marseilss Pants;
Vests of every style and quality; Shirts Drawers;
Collars; Stocks; Crayats; Ties Gloves; Suspenders;
Hdkfs; &c !, to which he would respectfully ask his
friends and the public generally to call and examine
e. B. SPENCE,
my2 No. 100. corner Main and 18th ats.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PHIIADEr pr,
KNOW NOTHINCtC. A,I<A

PHILADELPHIA, June 1lth.-Tbe Knor,
NothIngs here are making preparations for a
grand mass meeting in independence souare
Saturday night, by which time it ia exnactaS
the Platoon will have been adopted by the
American Convention, 'A'
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CRANARY AND FEED STORE

HkANAK1 AND + Il Il u STORE.-
" The underssned has taken the house corner OF
franklin and Wsll streets, formerly occupied by
Messrs N. B. c. b. Hill. for the purpose OF con-
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
be will keep constantly hand full assortment Of
all kinds of Grain, Mil Ofsl, Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in Granariss and Feed
Stores.
He hopes by giving his busnsss strict personal At
tenton and selling ON reasonable terms, to secure Q
liberal patronage ftem his friends and the public
.shs3. n the narnnrston He gin s;.o st.snS l.
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for moderate commission and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any
sgnment entrusted TO him. JOHN w. COSBY.
IL Pts
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BY TAYLOR WTLLTANS
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TN THE

FRInlVv WN OF SIDNEY AT AUCrTON.-on
ntsm;ss 18TH June, at y O'Clock. r M. upon the
pc VIII be sold, acre lots in the town of sid.
Elm street. sy Grove
full cottage Of M, qfIectiy opposite the besuti.
90 no, .os, an, and 26s, in the plan of Sidney.
pe;.hhon ,os are amsng the most beautiful in tle
or f ncoo and are well suited for building ri "a
,vs gardening purposes it having been mneb inn.
as NAV bs property will be sold entire or divided
TERMs-4 cash, balapcs At q and 70 an.h .,.,
interest aided and title retained -" ''''
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BY LARUS e. SHINE.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN { G.

BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUC-
I'D TION On TUESDAY. 26th June, we will sell
ut 10 O'Clock at auction room. 200 cases BOOTe,
SHOES AND HATS. ell desirable Summer goods
TERms-Undsr 500. CASH 800 and over, mes.
'''' - DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO..
:. h.naf
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The election OF Chss. J. Faulkner will not be con
Tested By Boteier. A Ger If cate Of election was
given Mr.. =. His Official majority is 200.
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A BEAUTIFUL IJT7TTE FApM :.

: "A III III L IAEI T AhM, [ i y
"A NILES BELOW THE CITY, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, June 18TH at O'Clock P M. unon
acre.: ON the Osborne Turnpike, about II miles be-
low the city, adjoining Tree Hill Race Course. and
opposite the farm of Mr. John T. Childrey The i'm.
&c IN perfect order, and under good enclosure
Inc LAND has been much improved and Is now in
hgn state OF fertility, ss the fourshing crops now
growing will fully testify NV
Any one wishing really handsome and valuable
place near the city could hardly be better suited
~ 10 tnls and they would do we'll to see it fol
themselves previous to the day of sale
IERMs-one-third cash; balance at and 2 years
with interest added, and secured BY a trust deed.
TAYLOR j. WILLIAMS,
NY oo-oosIoJ 90 tdtd Aucfs,
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nRESS GOODS.-The subscribers have
H. on hand large and varied assortment of Spring
Dress Goods. embracing ali the newest and most
sell at greatly reduced prices. in order to reduce
their stock. They respectfully invite the ladies' to
call. DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
je1 AS Eagle Square.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF vAIuApTr

- HOUSE AND LOT ON FRANKLIN ar.
TWEEN nth AND 18th STREETS At AIIC-
March, 1854. duly recorded in Richmond Hn.t;, VI %
Court in deed book No. Sc psge $751; shall sell At
pnnhc auction on the premises, on FRIDAY the
I?tn June, 1852 fair, not, the fair day at
O'Clock. the excellent lot and dwelling located as
sooVe, recently in the occupancy of Mr. Jas AZ.
meredLh: The lot fronts 58k feet the North side
OF Franklin street, and uns back I67 feet
TERMs-One.fourth cash, balance at 4. and 70 mos
TOT notes. interest added and title retain
TO be paid By the purchaser.
--L L. r. SPILMAN. Trustee.
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GoNE TO LAKE SUPERIOR Sidney Webster, Eiq !,
private Secretary to President Pierce, Hon j. w.
Forney, Clerk of the Hsuss of Representatives J.
Hoover. Marshal of the District OF Coiumbia, Mr..
Riggs, Of the firm Of Corcoran l. Risss. WASHINGTON
city. and Hon T.. B. Hart ex M. C. from New York.
Superior
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GSzp TURTLE SOUP, Ca
esfaAS really fine green SEA TURTLE, will
A be served up in sonp, Steaks. &c THIS
DAY. at II O'Clock, at THOMPSON,S
OUR house Families supplied a. usual. : = :