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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
HAR,sBuRc. Feb. 81.

The two houses met in JOINT convention
for the purpose OF eleeting a United States
Senator. The frs, ballo, vas as follows
Cameron SIS, Bache laer %, scattering 81
Ne choice. At the las, trial Cameron
had 50. The second ballet for Y. 5
Senator resulted as follows: Cameron
a. Buchanan %, balance scattering, Sd
ballot, Cameron IS. Buchanan 80, bal.
ance scattering.
A motion vas made to adjourn till to.
morrow and los. 50 to IS, when the con.
,ention adjourned till the first Tuesday
in October by a vote Of 63 10 81.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

SENATOR WILSON. Mrs. Stowe, in a
letter to the .,riionai Era, writes as fol-
lows of the election Of General Wilson I:
The country sometimes comes 10 a
strait, when she must put by scholar.
aud take a man /; and Wilson is man.
LIE, any body read one Of his terse, nervous
sentences, or hear one Of his speeches,
and then, if any one says, jeeringly,
'Tha, man rose from shoemaker
BENCH" he will answer, "Lel him be
proud of it. O,hor men are made by
colleges and schools This man made
h,mseN t. be sure
there las been one of the leather craft in
Congress teiore--sout old Roger Sher.
man-who learned 10 hammer GU, soles
on his p-s,one, before he tried his hand
=: L--:....eriog the Constitution. Old
Roger. however, Compromised with
Slavery. which Henry Wilson will not.
Hi. vote and his speech will always be
in place; and We predic, tina, even his
classical compstrio;, Sumner will not
meri, better OF the Republic than he"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

Ne. he earthe IS about 1900 900
miles nearer the sun IN December than
III June
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

- The people of Iowa City, on
Monday last, decided by vote Of 3Oe
for. and 70 agains, the proposition to
'asne hond~ 10 he amount If $50 900. a.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

The" Day Ror."-The
late attacks Of the press npon the aris,o-
cratic elements OF the British Gorernmen,
as the cause OF the pre- sent defects in the
military system is seconded BY Douglas
Jsrrold, who calls it the "aris,ocra,i. dry
rot. and says the whole fabric IS s,rue-
'ure OF a century and more OF the mos,
shameful injustice, the vilest l0htlnr. and
the most selfish ignorance. Hr..toaerat-
uIaies the country 81 lis fall with the MIN
sly, ard says:
"Hrneiorth, We mus, have generals
and officers from the great mass Of tie
people. and not q IN lea coterics. &c.
MUS and wounds AMI service mus, hence
forth purchase military raak, and bot ca sh.
Scars may lay promotions, ~, pc, lau.
checks And the lisn- IS fast coming
present events harry It onward when
'As Peor.~ p Eng.a4l sg.l 40 longer b.
the ploprrsT 81 tan - s.raa rauses
eo;onrteI Noodles, h. %7,It-s a5e.il.-
ties tia. came IL rsttn ts.a C1a4uargr, aid
vii 70 out Sita .he coming D. .4o con-
qaerng mass--out VI. Supply their own
states aeu H.a.ns wit rue ana NJ,
LaubIrs"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

You ng maG--you arc wanted. A oman
wants you. Don. forget her. No mat.
ter II you are poor. Don, wait TO be
rich. II you do ten to one il yoa are &,
TO be married at all, To anybody that's &,
10 be Il arried. Marry while you are
young, and struggle up together.
Whether the skill OF the broom IN the
female hand is her credit, depends some.
what upon the head. The ia,Lless will
please experiment, and satisfy themselves.
Our town was visited few weeks ago
by character that il may be as well ia
notice for the Der eff. oil the phlan,hrop,s
IN sister communities. An iudigen,
female, apparently encien,e, visited a
number Of houses and from her situation,
aroused the sympalhies Of many Of the
gentle sex. After having imposed on
quite number, one OF the ladies' she
visited discovered rather TO much beard
and communicating the result Of her obser.
walton, the individual was followed M
and investigation proved tina, the indigen,
female was man disguised IN the parl
Of a. woman.--fredricksbnrg Va. Tier
aid.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
ra We .l4is vcs. publish tue Char,e.

Ea y t4ss Hces publish tue Charter
Of tie rosn Of ilP.g4 l. bas been re-
i1estea By utaly ca.zeas lat tie laws
"aI-a 5osrra Us IL 2uf -.EFofs:- cap.ci-
y a : tom, should be known. We
therefore Tve thetn publicity. May
amendments arr needed 10 THIS Charter,
@hsya ~ .oF- vi. Dr made as soon as
possible.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

INDIAN s1sAroR The Seua,e d. ai-
oegatc) Of Indiana have passed resolu.
,lon declaring Isaac 4. Batktord, L. S.
Senator. TIE House ( tuston) amended
tue resolution " inserting the name Of
Joseph G. Mar~haIl. Tie Senate re.
fused 10 concur and there the mslter
rests
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
kJ The Southern Indiana Journ,

AkJr The Southern Indiana Journal
divides the law into six parts, as follows
!, will do as general rule:
First. the beginning inapiendum
Second, the uncertainty or dub,tsndlns
lmrd, the delay or puzsI,ndum.
Fourth, the replication without endum.
Filth, monSirum st horr.ndum.
Sixth, re,nunerdfum fddieyendum.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

E1- There are fony.eig,h Methodist
preachers in the presen. Massachusetts
Legislature.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

H.6- Know Nothingism has its ups
and downs 10 the Arkansas Legislature.
TIE House passed preamble and reso-
iaiions deRounciug the Know Nothings
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

Boz A Mormon has been elected
Chaplain Of the Legislature OF the State
Of California. A Chinese will probably
succe ed him.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

THE L,oSrss or THE Hous.-- We
learn that Mary Ann seward, VINO vac
yesterday released ircm tie work.Louse,
because j, had been aeer,aincd that her
mother who had recently died in Enrlan4
had lett her some SIX /, ousa..d foilErs, !.
surrounded ~ sn,lofs - n !, AID a. .
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

THr Worcester Journal says, tia, il
has information ~ieh renders i, certain
that the Know Ndhings can carry the
following State, =. ;ke Presidential tlec-
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Lomorroa ~arc DESTROYED.

I'd Ne notice thai tae announcement,
d tie aame Of our fellow citizen. WIN
II. lnthti as candidate Tor Judge OF
TINS district, IS received with general
favor. A. a prohtoltory Liquor Law
meeting recently holdca 10 Davenport. a
.ali ticket O Township anl City officers
were nominated, and the following ap-
pears among he resolution. passed.
R,sa.ast Ak sc a-e pleased u see IN fn.
h-1atte q tbs cry, tzs tame r YIN H. Tut
a@#t - ~ s4teaesl ert caaA date fer Dtst.lct
: dse Il iais 54ate.al s.ssft-,. AMI t al ~e re-
egzast- 20 aGa reliahle sead IA tie Main.
3@2N go as < trea er.a~Htiy qualified
- 45i 5.Aa p o. y BON r tB tlmsefs n a.
.aa.zse t5faa ae9ae =n4 Eh4l ae : .ea.s s4T-
,e.ses 1o saPge-' eIn - IRE p~sp!~f candidate
fsr liz y.hes q Ds.szas l3gs II th.s D street.
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- rhe Tsp,cn advertise. know meth
NJ sneet. -: week announced Nm. H. TVr-
HIll, II Cesar county. as a. inG' Ta.sst nj can
didate srr the Office Il Jad-s If this Judicial
/ DISTRICT The f~s,srsSs~cs of a eand'date pro-
pcse,i sy such authority ~, 10 say tire least, de-
| cidediy eS,uivceaL Mr., TrrHilt IS, without
doubt, membsr It the "dark lantern" sr.e-.
an " II receive the Vo'es Of tie aihArenis e
| hat faction al The April e.sc;son -Nssezts=s
| Ea2&Atr.
The Eagni,r feel. inclined to question
the .ssep>aaese. Of NJ, T@h!!. because
his name was frs, announced in the Ad-
ver,iser. We have heretofore personally
Differed with Mr.. Ta,hill in politics, ba,
are willing TO do him justice. As lar as
authority is concerned We viii venture 10
say that Mr.. TuthilFs name was an
nounced by authority, equally as ~elghsy
as tina, of Mr.. Cotton. We have re-
ceived numerous rc9uests-to make TINS
announcement, and therefore made il
AT the Democratic District Convention
there were fire delegates presen. from
without this county, aud they nominated
s.r. Cotton. We esteem Mr.. Cotton as
ma and as lawyer, but do not LOOK
upon his nomination as of any more
binding authority than eur announce
men, Of the name Of Mr. Tu,hiil for the
same office.
The Enquirer is much " beiwoddied"
about Know No,hings. II hail dozen
men shall NEE, at any time or place. the
Enqutrey's fesrs would be aroused leas, i,
should be Know Nothing meeting. II
an article appear in paper speaking
agains, the evils OF political papacy or
dcmagogueism. the paper is charged with
being Know No,hin 6 organ In lac,.
" Sam" is the incubus OF their lives. He
visits their slambers in terrible hideous.
ness, ,hirsting Tor the blood, Of their be-
loved .Nickiss and Wooien Shoes.
ECEE..'-ll is currently reported that
there are some Know No,L.ngs in, OF
about Upton. Esq. Knott made the dis
eovefy. This indeIa,iga Die patriot, fear
ing tie existence OF Guy Fas.'s
treason, Oh las, Friday evening, while
Tie thermometer was several degrees be-
low zero, the wind whisliing keen
Nor wester, stationed himself beside a
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
J. E. L. Carey.
~ In reply 10 Mr. Carey, We would

say, that We certainly did no; intend t,
mlsstate any OF the proceedings OF said
Convention, and We at all times are
ready to do him justice Tie &c, is. We
nerer read the proceedings OF tia. meet
ing uttI' after We received NJ. Carey's
letter They were landed Us ty some oi
tue officers Of the meeting, and without
reading them, W. gaze ben al assertion.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

L BgtLbEas 81 Parker can sup
apaIsr-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

W. SprcER Esq.

W. >PIcER Esq.
Dr.aSIs. You pnbhshed in the "Cs.
dsr County Advertiser" of the It'll inst.
the proceedings, and what purports to be
the resolutions adopted BY the Democrat
&c County Convention, over which l had
the honor 10 preside, and at which Vim.
P. Dillon Esq, acted as Secretary, held
On ,as 5th inst. at Upton. Permit me
10 inform You tina, the second resolution,
as published, by you was not adopted by
the Convention. There were Io resolu-
lions, to my knowledge, offered for the
consideration OF the Convention, animad
verting upon the uRter ground Railroad.
Ny sympathies are decidedly with the
bondman. seeking his freedom, through
the agency OF the benevolen, and humane,
therefore had any resolutions been pre-.
scented, rejecting unjus;ly upon those
lawful aiding the oppressed, they would
nave asiIaGIea my alentlOa.
You must certainly have been misin-
formed, with regard to the character OF
the second resolution. as know YOU are
10 honorable, To mssrepreseu; Intentional.
" your political opponents. Your own
sense oil fairness and proprie,y sill sug.
gest, the publication Of this note IL Your
mex, issue in Jus:.e. to myself, aud the
gentleman who associated with me ID the
Convention. Accept sir, assurance OF
respect and regard. Yours truly,
J. Z. L. Carey.
~ In reply to Mr. Carey, We would
say, that We certainly did no: intend t,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07
BY GODDIN l. APPERSON.
I ARGE NUMBER OFI,oTs IN

| ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN PORT
AZ MAYO AND FULTON FOR SALE ATAUC.
TlON.-On WEDNESDAY,, April llth 1855 com.
menclng at ii o'cock will be sold on the premises
IN the order advertised. the following valuable build.
lng Lots, IN the plans of Port Mayo and Fulton viz:
Lots fronting each % feet on Front street. oppo.
Co. p' '"onouie
Lot Ne. S. in Port Mayo, on Orleans st.
Mayo. " VIZ
Also. the following Lots in Fulton, viz:
"a Lots IN Square Nc. /.
Lott in Square No g.
Lots IN Square No. %.
Lots in Square No. 8.
Lot in Square No. &c.
Lots Ia Square No 8. on State ST., with framed
tenements thereon.
II Lots East of Fulton at. aud South Of Goddin st.,
on Williamsburg Avenue. '
y Lots in Square Nc %
IS and q. - 1 AWE
Whole of Square No So
North of Fulton f1'
Lots Nos 10, Il, r. 49, South of Centre st., North
Lots Nos - 90 81. %, % and "A, North of Centre
ST., North of Fulton
The particular attention of the public is called to
the SAFE OF the foregoing Lots they are lust he.
yond the corporation line. affording fine view of
lanes River and its shipping; near to the new Gas
WORKS, now being built; and the line of the York
RIVER hallroad runs within few hundred yards of
many of them. ' ~
TERMS: Oae-third cash; balance at 4 and months
LOT negotiable notes, interest added and title re-
tanned till last note is paid The taxes for the pres
emit year to be paid by the purchaser.
GODDlN & APPERSON, Aucts
r. s-suitable refreshments will be furnished.
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ArraUal Of the Steamer Fulton-Er ecution
Of Estrampes.
NORFOLK, April g.
The Z. s. Steamer Fulton has arrived here from
HAVANA. No traces had been discovered of the
missing sloop of war Albany. The Fulton left
Havana on the 31st ult
The Fulton brings accounts of the execution of
Estrampes, which took place at Havana on the 3lst
OF March. On the Both of March the U. s. Consul,
Mr.. Robertson, under instructions from the u s.
Government. demanded the trial of Estrampes
under the stpulations of the treaty. but not with.
standing his protest, he was tried by military
court and condemned. He confessed his designs
to secure the independence of Cuba, and showed
the utmost Indifference to his fate
At the scaffold he attemptedto address the multi
tude, but his voice was drowned by the drums and
t-umpets which were ordered by the authorities to
be sounded. Above the din, however, he was
heard to shout Liberty forever-Death to all
kings"
The other State prisoners have been condemned
to long imprisonment
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BY PAYNE 4 MAYO, Auctionsers

[0ffice on Bank Street-W. Gcddin's New Building.
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE AT
~ AUCTION.-Will be sold on MONDAY, the
9th instant, on the premises. the House and Lot on
5th street between Leigh and Clay streets fronting
5th street e. feet and runoing back 1872 feet to an
alley The House contains 7rooms, with all other
green house, bath house. &C., &c. Will be sold at
the same time Al feet of Ground adjoining, which
will be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMs-One-fourth cash the remainder on a
credit of g. 8. and u months secured by negotiable
paper satisfactorily endorsed, interest added and
title retained till the last note ia paid
The taxes and insurance on the above property.
for the year 1855, to be paid by the purchaser.
PAYNE & MAYO,
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AUcTToN SALES.
FUTURE Days.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE 1 co
MARBLE AND ALABAsTER at

MARBLE AND ALABASTER STA
AN1 TUARY, BOHEMIAN GLASS AND CHINA
WARE AT AUCTION -On WEDNESDAY. The
lith inst, commencing at 10 o'clock at the Mechan-
les Institute, we will sell large and splendid col.
lection of marble and Alabaster Statusry emb, acn
splendid assortment Of Italian Works Of Art.
the collection will be found variety of rich and
saoorately carved Statuary in groups and figures az
Venus sfter Canovs Venus In the she'll; Hebe of Ca
nova; Psyche OF Tenevan Dancing Girls of Canoys;
6roups Of the Grsces; Bscchanites from Hercuane.
um; Cupid. Dog and Nest; Psyche and Cunid and
the Italian masters.
large assortment of rich Bardislio Marble. AGATE
ana Yellow OF Stems Vases. of various styles and
gzes; Hebe, Etruscsn, Medican, Grecian, Gothic
Forentne and Roman. tastefully carved In alto and
corate halls. parors. inches etc large Remsn Taz
zss, ornamented with grape leaves and supported by
swanE Transparent Alabsater Vases for lamps; Nea
oothic and Grecisn Vases for flowers; Tazzas of Adr
enne; large Fruit Vases and Urns; large size Vesta
Temples; Gothic and Roman Tszzas; Fountains: Mar.
pie reoestals; r1ch FlorentDe and open work Bas-
kets with relieve figures; Watch Cases; AGATE and
lnlaid Candlestcks; ObeIisks; Marble Lions: Grouns
S G, ANIMALS; Shells supported BY Dolphins Marble
aiaosster articles, useful and ornamental
ALSO,
An assortment of Bohemian Glass and China Ware.
Du fNfoi.' MoNcuRE & co,
The above splendid goods were imported direct
been selected by Signor g. D. Pandol6ne- inst rs.
turned nom Europe, where he has visited fhe hest
tost accredited studios, and secured the most
eeesosIui OBJECTS of art The sale will comprise az
me an assortment has ever been offered IN tbs
puddle pubic. and will afford excellent opportunity to
licences with articles of taste and ornament.
Al me goods viii be arranged for exhibition on the
are ;puita 70 the sale when ladies and gentlemen
TITOMAC
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Election ii cinciunat;

~sra .,,sr April 6th.-The Judres NJ ~. ,o,,,
the POI. pad their tiekets 90 nearly coanssd .nS
a.moer on memorandum. bsfoss ~ .n1
render .e ballot bog. that they Vim BE- ensh,sd =
received By the cI,. Of tie vote which VIII be
of that ward = 'u' l1turn Of the poll
.,a ms.sy al the Democratic officers b.v. 49,.
, n,ss.eo, sno VIII be sworn In on Mopdsv css
p,s.e returns &c ior mag:trates show Dsmocrs,i.
were not destroyed magistrates
ehectually. o' "aAuers
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A LEASE ON VERY VALUABLE

RY, 1865 Will be sold at auction on the premises.
on TUESDAY. the LIST day of May next, If fair,
and if not the next fair day, sale commencing at
the city of Richmond fronting 200 feet on the south
side OF the Dock and running back l25 feet to the
by 40, In which is an excellent steam engine of %
horse power, with other machinery, used as Pa
hing MILL together with other improve nts on the
premises With a small outlay these fixtures might
be used for Plaster MILL for which business the ST.
uation of this lot together with the improvements
upon 1t, furnish much greater advantages than any
vessels ballast whilst the canals and railroads in
its immediate vicinity afford of transportation
to every section of the country.
Terms made kr ewn ON the day of sale.
PAYNE & MAYO
Office in w. Goddin's New Building,
ap4 On Bank street
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MARKETS,

NEW YozK April 6.-The following Il the state
81 me markets before the reception of the news
by the Baltic: Cotton d UNCHANGED. Fjonr bas
an upward tendency. Southern Flour Il better q
&9:o6a$l0.25. Wheat upward and firm Corn 8
tribe higher; Western mixed el03ae1:0l per
bushel. beef, Pork, and Lard, unchanged, Ohio
Money unchanged. Stock frmsr and active. NORTH
Carolins SKIES Dos IA. Virginia sixes 90 a..
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Enctoru Burnt.

ALBANY, April 6th.-The large factory of Car
penter g. Co, at Pownal, Vermont, was destroyed
by fire on Monday. Loss $50, 600, with but partial
insurance.
The saw mill, grist mill and dwelling houses At.
tached were also DESTROYED
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
CARRIAGE. H0R2EC mru no
or GoDDN & APPERsON.

DEPOT NIn nn NEAR VIRGINIA CENTRAL R. 4.
1tn march; IN the case of WaIiecs,s $500 on .ne
conrt " s adI IT,; and Others, pending in tbs Crep;t
Commissioner spgoi m Mse,hb%ond shall as special
the 1th day of April next at ocIocs 2 sell on
inc n saa d.e on the premises lot land ds:sSsS
fronting fty.one feet on an alley 81 fsst
alley between 18th and 18th streets. and rnn.
across Broad street. the said land having Septh on
northern dde depth Of seven feet which nina. ~,
an alley 70 feet wide. being the lot marked B. q.
IN exhibit z. filed with the PLAINTIFF billD Mat of
TERMs-One-third cash. balance ON a credit Of I;
and " months. for negotiable notes sood endorsers
and title retained till the purchase money ispaid
JOHN HOWARD CommisGoner.
GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucta NH
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49, COACH MAKERS-CO-

- ARTNE r SHIP.-The UNDERMINED
have formed aCO-PARTNERSHIP for the purpose
in this city in all its brsnehes under the arm Of
is q FRANCIS. at the Establishment on
street, occupied by the senior partner for seve
raj years past They will keep constantly on hand
hne assortment of COACHES, CHARiOTTEES.
BAkOUCHES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES Sui.
rails -. --1''
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and ON
the most reasonable terms Thankful for past ia
vors TO the Old establishment, solicit continue
ton OF the custom Of the public. All we ask IL q
trlai satisfied to rest claims for share Of busi
ness In our line on our workmanship.
WIN. w. BAILEY
ap6-dlwSm O. a. FRANCIS -
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BY LARUS q SHINE.
sTOCK SALE OF CARRIAGES. BUG

NIOCh OALE OF CAKKIAGES, BUU-
~ GIES, ROCKAWAYS, WHIPS, &c &c. AT
AUCTlON.-The subscriber intending to change his
business will offer for sale at public auction, on
THURSDAY, the 5th of April commencing at 10
O'CLOCK, at his mandatory, on 10th, between Main
and Cary SITS, his entire stock of Carriages Rocks-
ways, Buggies, with and without tops.
Also, the hsndsomest assortment of iyorv handle
Whips ever offered in this market
Also, hand powe Circular Saw Machine, good
article for light work.
The stock il of the best materials and sunsrior
workman ship. being all city custom work, and will
be warranted for six months.
TERMs-All sums under 800, cash; 800 and over
ninety days. for approved endorsed negotiable notes.
THOS CLEMMIfT.
Sale conducted by LARus 4 SHINE, Aucts
NH %
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RUSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The
AZ late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK L CO. being
dissolved by its own limitation, am nov sole pro.
generally prescribed by physicians at this season for
Consnmption, Coughs, Colds, &c, &c.
CAUTIoN:-In purchasing ordering, be care.
fal TO ask Tor kushtonf, and that my ia on
the label, and my signature over the cork of each
bottie as there are several spurious articles in the
market claiming to be Rushton's.
FREDERICK v. RUSHTON
Son of the late VIM. l.. Rushton, N York
The above Oil for sale by DUVAL & NORTON
corner of Main and 10th streets Bank Square Rich,
moud. snb-Sm+
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
Il daed of trust, executed to the undersigned az
trustee. bearing date on the 18th day of November
1854 and duly recorded in the Richmond Hustn ss
Court Clerks Office, to secure the payment Of Q
sum of money therein mentioned, SHALL ON SAT-
URDAY, the l4th day of April, 1855, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, at the auction store of Richard Cauthorn.
expose to sale, at public auction, the CARRIAGE
and Harness therein mentioned
Terms ca.h. JOHN w. COSBY,
an 4-10tk Trusta.
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non, BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
tohce with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl stA
szz.T3uuzv VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

~ ~ n AND PIANO FOR SALE. At
NEsnay ~; AUCTIoN;awill be sold, on WED.
III O'Clock at the store recently occupied by Messr.
Winston and Jones' No. 20, Main Street, all of the
aEnusenoia and Kitchen Furniture belonging to Mr.
aonssting in part. of fine Mahogany Wardrobe''
Dressing Bureaus, Sdeboard, Dining and Side Tables
Looking Glasses, Hat Rack one large Cooking Stove
ALSO.-One Fine Mahogany Case Piano Forte.
made BY "Stodart, Worcester & DuuhamD The P;
ano will be sold at IL O'Clock.
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Sailing Of the Sloop-of War jamestown.
NORFOLK, April The Jamestown sailed yes
terday with mails for the African squadron. She
sailed under sealed orders, and her destination Is
supposed to be Havana.