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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
state Rank.

We lesrn that a: tie election for Directors
in the Branch Of the new Stat. Bank in this
city. held on Thursday, the e5,h uls., tie fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected, viz:
RoHka1 MORRISON, JoHS 5 NEWMAN. Miles
MURPHY, DANIEL p. HIGGINS, AM WILLIAM
KExwoRrI4, and at a meeting Of the Board,
held the same day, ROBERT MORRISON W as elect
ed President, CHARLEs F. COFFIN, Cashier. and
Jous S. NEWMAN, Director IN the State Board.
These gentlemen are ali we'll known in this
community, and their high character. wealth
and business qualifications, afford sufficient
guarantee that the new institution. will. under
their management. be safely and probably
conducted, and be useful and valuable to the
public Mr.. Morrison is one of the oldest,
wealthiest, and most conservative citizens o.
Eastern Indiana, and Mr.. G. F. Coffin has been
for many years connected with the Branch Of
the old State Bank in this city, and possesses
thorough knowledg e OF the Banking business.
We are informed that it is not the expecta-
ton that the new Bank will commence active
operations until the FIRST of January 1887. the
time when the Banking privileges OF the old
Bank ceass-the object Of the organization
nov being to have me stock paid in. and all
things in readiness to proceed with business
at that time We congratulate our citizens
upon the favorable prospect for the continu-
a7ce Of Branch of the State Bank in this
city.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

A Journeyman Printer Wanted
A PnEssxAx Of experience. and capable OF
working in any department of Printing Of
flee, can End steady situation and good wa
ges. at This office.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

k4Lovs knows 10 property; nor saa il b
AsoAg except whe. fc1nded on estesm.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

PKopLE's ELECTION IN KAssAs.-As the las,
election in Kansas. ordered by TIE People.
Gov. Reeder received about 5000 votes. being
about 5o00 more than were given to Gen.
Whitfield. the pro-slavery candidate. Il is
said that more than ! 500 Of the votes given
to Whitfield, were Illegal. and will SO be made
to appear when the case comes before Con-
gress. It viii be proved that in one district
where Whitfield received 81 votes, there are
only actual voters; in another he received
over 200 votes aud only 80 legal voters; in
another ESQ votes. with only so residents; in
another over 100 with II legal voters, and
only Is able to attend the psils. Delegates
to 3 convention to form . state constitution.
were elected. who are probably now in ses-
ion. Gov Reeder viii Be the bearer Of the
new constitution to Congress. with . petition
for the admission Of the territory into the
Union - . free state.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

RAN RoAp AceIpExr-On Wednesday the
24th inst. the passenger train on III, rail
road from Cincinnati 10 Lawrenceburgh, ran
over a cow near North Bend. which caused 4
powerful conclusion, though .Ee cars contin
ued on the track Mr.. ZADoCK NrE of this
city. who was . passenger, feeling unwell,
was standing on the platform outside of one
Of the cars TO inhale fresh air, when the acct
dent occurred, he was thrown with great vio-
lence against some part Of the car. and both
hi, thigh bones were broken. one in two pla-
ces. and was otherwise slightly injured
He was taken to the house OF his daughter
at New Trenton, below Brookvilie, where he
yet remains IN quite precarious condition.
The engineer and fireman on the train, were
also considerably injured. but no others, we
believe were seriously hurt.
ANOTHER ACCIDENv.-On Saturday night.
about clock, as the Central train was going
west, it ran over dead tree that had been
blown across the track. between Philadelphia
and Cumberland. breaking the engine badly,
and seriously injuring the Fireman. The cars
were but little damaged, and no other person
was hurt beyond slight bruise. Tho tree
had been down but = short time when the
train came up, aud seeing it without warning,
was almost impossible in the dark, until too
late to avoid collision.
1t i. reported that the Fireman has since
=;
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
New York. January Is,

AeW loIh, january @0'
The United States IN all steamship Paci.
fc, with one weeks later news from Eu-
rope. arrived al her wharf this morning.
The news BY The Pacific is highly "a
vorabis ID peace. Matters III both Eng-
land and France were quiel. No further
fighting had taken place between The bel.
ligerenIs. The Allies and the Russians
had both been largely reinforced, and a
decisive action was expected 10 take
/ place before lhe commencement Of lie
new year, IL peace was not eiTecied. The
pusliion Of The hostile armies continued
unchanged.
The Gar Of Russia had unc0nhiiion.
ally accepted The tonr guarantees, but his
sincerity was doubted.
The SarIinian Goyernmrn, lad Joined
the Western Powers.
The Eastern question had assumed
ntw and impnrisnt phase. The Car
had not only accepted the -four points of
guarantee. bui alsn The Interpretation of
The three Powers explained By England.
France. and Austria; but no arnlislire had
been gisnied, and hosliliiies. therefore,
continued undated. II Is vel doubtful
whether Russia's acceptance is uncondi-
llnnal or accompanied with important ex-
plantations. Tie immediate efiscl ol this
important intelligence on London money
market was 10 raise Consols iwo per cent.
but shortly afterwards The market fell of.
The Prussian Government has claim,
ed The privilege Of taking share 10 tie
negotiations with Russia. but declines.
70. the present, 10 increase The army.
Omar Pashs has gone 10 the Crimes.
and the Russians have iecrossed The Dan
ube. invaded Dobndsrha, and relakcn the
ciIies nf rullsci,a and Baladaeh.
The siege before Srhasiopnl was un-
changed up 10 The 2d instant. although
rrrpnrs were rife. in both England aud
France, that the city had fallen.
A terrible inundalion had taken place
10 the vicinity If Hamburg.
Tie ship George Canning has been
lnsl on lie Elhe. and il j. supposed that
al lepsi one hundred aud siliy persons
were drowned.
The repaired loss Of the American liner
George Gaming. from New York Tor
Hamburg. il confirmed. and il j. supposed
that al on board. including one hundred
AMI sky passengers. prr,shed. The pa
pers aud passengers baggage frum The
wreck, had been washed ashore near lie.
lingolaud, which is al that is really known
ui her.
The latest displlcll from London states
that the reported invasion of Dobu,lscha
by tie Russians is doubted in well in
formed rlrclps.
II The liverpool market, caitnn has
advanced bd., wheat III. Flour las dc.
clincd H., aud rom r..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
SELLING AT COST

RY virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed by
A. q. Murdock for certain purposes therein
mentioned, the subscriber offers 10 sell, at Cost
and Charges, for Cash, or on time at small ad-
vance, the
Large Stock Of Goods,
owned by A. q. Murdock and conveyed in said
trust, embracing great variety of very desira.
Bile Goods. Am'ng them will be found:
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Fancy Silk.
Merinoes, Cashmeros, all,wool DeLains,
Alpacas, Mousselin Delains Prints.
Muslins, Cambrics, Vazettes, Shawls,
Handkerchiefs, Ties, and Cotton, Worsted,
Silk and Kid Gloves,
Hosiery, Trimmings, Bonnets, Ribbons, &c.
Also Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Rerseys, Linseys,
Domestics, Ready-made Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Glass, Queens, Tin and Hard Ware,
Carpenters Tools,
and almost every thing else that is to be had in
Store.
The Goods are all new. A large portion Of
them we've purchased in Philadelphia and New
York last Fall, and all Of them since the Fall Of
1853.
Purchasers who wish to get Goods at VERY
Low PRICES. can do SO, il they will give US a
call, at the Store East of the Court House.
n. ID. Balm, Trustee.
January Is, 1855. 20
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
THE MARKETS.
Petersburg, Jan. &c

~ suhs ~Os
CoTToN.-Sales at s a 81 e.
ToBBAcco.- Receipts continue very
light. Lugs 81 90 a. 6 90; Leaf, com
mon and middllng, SIS so % 6 SOC.
Good 80 90.
WHEAT.--l 80 a 2 03 for good to
prime. Common and middling 80
90.
CoRN.--Sales at 85 a 90 c.
FLouR.-City Extra $40; Country
Superiine, 50 25 a. 975; Family, ell
a IL.
GUANo. - Peruvian $50; Mexican
ss5; Super Phosphate Of Lime $40.
Fayetteville. Jan. ~.
Candles-Fayetteyllle Factory lsc.
a. 20. Adamantine so % 55c.
Cotton.-7 &c.
Flour-Cross 50; fine Z rs; super
fine 90 a s 10.
Feathers-45 % 47c.
Cofli-95 a 100c.
Molasses-Cuba % % 90; n. Or.
leans 40 @ 90.
Whiskey 65 a 7oc.
Norfolk, Jan. 20.
FLouR.-Superfne s9l a 9 so Ex-
ira, 81 10 Family s1l 90.
SuGAR-Brown, Porto Rico, 6 a 81 j,
n. Orleans 81 6 c.
MoLassEs-Cuba 25 a "a c.; N. Or.
leans % a so c.
CorrEE-Laguira III 90 c.; Rio
10a IL.
GuANo.-Peruvian s4S.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

TaE LATE SToRn.-We have accounts
cf the terrific character ~ The sionn 81
Monday morning ss Ear South as Peters
bureh. Virginis. Trees we're uprooied,
fences hlosn down, aud window blinds
driven in with great fUIy. Al Richmond
il Is described as having been terrific. With
hail. wind, thunder, and lightning a. VI
,id a. ~ mid summer. Trees. fences.
tigns. aud The roofs Of houses suffered
much.
We have already described It's effects
here and a, Baliimom. Al Philadelphia
il was ! fearful hurricane. unroofng mar,
kei srerl bridge. aud destroying among
Others the Shilller Hose House, huild-
ing four stories high. The accounts u
Destruction in that CITY iilI enlonln. oG Tie
newspapers. aud at New York and other
plares lie storm WAS equally violent.
The shipping hss suffered severely.
Ngf. ksleilgeHor, Jan. %.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
The last Raleigh Spirit Of The Age re

The last Raleigh Spirit Of the Age re-
lates a tale Of dupIicily and raseallly
which is well calculated to make man
blnsh Cor his species. Ii seems that on
September l3. 1s4s, a Docloc A. B.
Vaughan married Miss Jane f.. second
daughter of Dr.. w. w. Gray, OF Raleigh.
Last Summer DR.. Vaughan went 10 Wash
ingion City, where he lived in fine style,
driving The most fashionable turnout in
that fashionable metropolis. lie formed
an acguainlace with lovely young lady
from New York, eoufed her, and on the
l9lh of lasl October they were married.
His FIRST wife and family, whom he de,
serted and ssndered, are now living in
Raleigh; AMI he is in the Jail Of Delaware
county. n. X. awaiting his uial on the
charge of bgamy.
Comment is necessary. Any one can
conjecture how his victims must feel.
Fay. Argus.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

SINGULAR FArALITy.-'fbe Columbus
Times learns BY Telegraph from thar
lnlie. ,ha.,l,e Rev. ryrns Johnston, ID. d.
OF thar iown died suddenly Of apoplexy
on Thursday in an Omnibus Wills, going
To The Railroad Dspoi. lie was on his
way To Fori Mills for the purpose Of mar
rying a gentleman and lady. lie was
the second clergyman who had been cn-
gagged 10 perform the ceremony. The
Rev. 5. A. Waits. who had been engaged
for the sams purpose. died on The day
appointed FOR The wedding.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
NEW GOODSt GOOD GOODSl
AND PRETTY GOODS!

AND PRETTY GOODS!
EsHE subscribers are now receiving large
and varied assortment Of new
Fall and Winter Goods,
selected with great care at the lop rates now
ruling in the Northern markets.
Ladies will find, with other articles, the fol-
lowing:
Plain, Brocade and Plaid Silks,
French and English Merinos,
All-wool DeLaines,
Raw Silks and DeBage AIpacas.
Cashmcres and Mousen DeLains:
Also, French Embroideries aud Embroiderv
Patterns,
Rigolettes and Mohair Head Dresses, &c,
For Gentlemen:
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
Scsings Of all qualities and styles,
Fancy Ties and Shirt Collars,
Dress and Hunting Boots,
Moleskin Dress Hats new style,
Wide-Awake, Know Nothing, and Now-a-
days Caps and Hats,
Gents Travelling Shawls, &c.
They invite attention to their stock Of Negro
Clothing, Iinseys, Kerseys, Bfogans, Leather,
Blankets and Flannels.
The Ladies will find new Winter Bonnets,
(Colored Straw and Lawns,j and new style Rib
bons to dress the new or redress the old ones.
J. g. TURRENTINE & SON.
October l6. 5s--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

of Sawyer helping him 10 kill hogs, and
afierile work was finished, al Sawyer's
solicitation, he remained all night. Some
time during The night Sawyer had diff
Guilty with his wife and commenced whips
ping her. Bray hearing lhe noise started
10 get up, when Sawyer look up his gun
and deliberately shot him down. Saws
yer has thus Far eluded every effort 10 ar
rest him. We are informed thai bolh
parties were drunk at the time.
Old North Stale, I3ih inst.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

Hos. EDWARD SraSLy. = We are
permitted - make The following extract
frnln letter received by . gentleman oI
tbs Cny from friend ~ Cal,fornia
Nj. Staniy has won golden oPin>
ions here. from all sorts Of people. by
hes talents. hl. uprighlness. his Kindness
Of heart, and the urbsaiiy Of his man
Ders."
Ani such will Ne the CASE wherever he
may 70. TO knop Edward SIsnIy is ia
admire him.
We are panied 10 learn. by The way,
thai his excellent and esteemed wife died
10 San Francisco on the 2lsi oil.
RaLigs Register.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
DISSOLUTION.

T'HE undersigned have this day retired from
Il The Wholesale Grocery aud General Com.
mission and Forwarding Business, Messns. Baker
x Blrraud succeeding them in tie General Com.
mission Business.
They avail themselves Of this opportunity 70
thank their friends for Tie patronage extended
10 them. and beg leave earnestly 10 recommend
their Successors To the confidence and emploS-
meni OF their friends aud the public generally.
WILSON d GRICE
Portsmouth, Va, Jan. |, 1855. 72--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

moro distressing than the general arrangement
the digestive apparatus, which never fails to
accompany dsordercd state Of the liver. Head
ache, piles, languor, fretfulness, bilious tongue
morbid breath, loss of appetits--in short, an
indescribable wreichedness Of existence, are its
insulferable and life-wasting altenlants. These
diseases, which have bafiled the skill Of the
ahlesi Doctors, have been radically cured by
Hoofand's German BItiers"
See advertisement. In
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

Some idea Of the rapid strides that
Young America is making, may be
gathered from the fact that Just four
teen years ago but a single house, aud
that log cabin. stood upon what Is
INV the site Of ST. Paul, Minnesota. a
city that supports four daily ncwspa-
pers. aud where upwards Of forty-three
thousand passengers have been landed
within year.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
puinam,s sIonlhIy, for Februar,

Fufnann's MOhthty, Tor fcDruary, Is
before US, presenting rich repasl in its table
Of contents. Nc have had time only to read
the first article in the number, which is an able
discussion Of the aims and views Of the great
powers engaged in deadly strife in The East.
This magazine is strictly American, made up,
as i, is, Of original contributions from some of
the best writers in this country.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

or Il Is reported from Washington. that the
President has decided 70 reverse his policy re-
Iati,e 70 new territorial acquisitions, and will
now go against all the annexation schemes
even the Sandwich Islands and Cuba.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

ORA CoxsUL At PANS. The CORES :
pondenI Of the Philadelphia pennsylya-
nian. l7lh inst. STATES, thai Mr. McRae.
our Consnl al Paris, is dangerously. il
not hopclessly, III. We nnlice an ac-
count of his sirkness il other papers.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
CO-PARTNE ERSIIIP.

n HE undersigned have this day entered into
1 Co-Paunership under the firm and sly le Of
BAKER & BARRAUD,
as successors 10 Mcssrs. Wilson q Grice, for
the purpose of conducting Produce Booker
age and General Commission Business; Tor
which purpose they have taken the large MaIe-
House occupied by Wilson q Grice.
They solicit the patronage Of then f'iends and
the public generally assuring them that III bus.
ness enttusied 10 their care shall have prompt
and personal attention.
MM. J. BAKER, OF North CSrolina.
THOs. u. BARRAUD. OF Virginia.
Portsmouth, Va, Jan. 10, 1855. 12--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
Valuable Land for Sale.

WILL sell. on Monday the 9th day Of Febtu.
ary next, 10 The highc., bidder, $50 Acres
% Land. living ON the watcfs II Emo, five miles
Southeast u liillsborough. !, ,has Oh il . good
Dwelling Houre, and other necessary buildings.
Il has also COOL Meadow. aud iine meadow
Land. aud Is well limbereJ. A small psiiion on.
ly is in cultivation. and is the beet wheat grow.
Ing lindin this vicinity. All persons wishing
70 purchase good land will please call and gcla
bargain. A credit of twelve months viii be
given, with bond and approved security.
The sale viii take place on the premises.
DAVID ]. STRAYHORN.
January 80. 7l-3w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
nf A n N 1 u ID

In this county, on Thursday the 25ih inst,
by VIM. w. Guess, esq, Mr.. WILLIAM CRAB-
TREE to Miss ELIZABETH WATSON, daughter of
Mr.. Green Watson.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
The Presbyterian Esanner.--Thi,

religious weekly is sent out in handsome new
dress, and is furnished a, the very low rate of
oSE DOLLAR year. See prospectus in another
column.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

Awful Tragedy most outrageous
murder was rainmlurJ last Tuesday ~ The
upper parI of Camden county. William
sawyer. without pravucalion. as We are
infomed. deliberately slini a man by The
name ol Henry Bray. killing him almost
iaslinIIy. Bay had been Al lie house
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

The Milton Spectator, Milton, n. c., and the
Metropolitan, Raleigh, are both of,red for sale.
They are Democratic in politics.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
Obituary.

Died, al his residence near Chapel Hill, on
Friday last, after proiracted illness, CHARLES
W. JoHSsroS, ESQ. lie was an aifsctionate and
Kind husband and father, and a good citizen.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
NatIonaI EniellIgencer.--That vc

AA@Sss"A Asss1sSse Sss11ss ""N 'eN7
Gran print, and model Of political newspapers,
the National Intelligcncer. has been enlarged
by the addition Of four columns to its former
Sic. The Intclligcncer has reputation for
courtesy, dignity, and reliability, no less than
for ability. which has ranked il as the first Of
political papers in this country.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

10Y FOR THE INvALID.--Ne Gu, the
following ifom the /" Philadelphia Saturday Ga.
zeiic." aud recommend our readers to pcfusc u
carefully, and those suffering should mol delay
purchasing -
"DR. HooFLAND'S GERMAN BIT.
TERS.--rhis celebrated medicine, prepared By
Dr. C.M.JArKsss, ai the imposing tienman Medi.
rinc store, No. 100 Arch street, l. exciting IN.
pfecelcnted public attraction, aud the proprietor
who Is a scientific physician, i selling immense
quantities ef i. The virtues ol this remedy sIs
50 fully sci forth IN the extended notice Of u. %
be seen 10 our advertising columns, thai There i
hardly any room lell ioI Us 10 speak d i. Thi'
much We may aJd--Of lin long train of physi
cal IL 10 which humanity is hsif, there il none
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

The CuRIsTIAs Sex, which has been pub
lished weekly for some years, in the city Of Ra-
leigh, by Mr.. H. d. Hayes, has been disconti-
nucd. The publisher states that this has been
o,casionod BY the indifference Of some, and
the manfestinjusticc Of others, in receiving and
reading The paper without paying for it," We
have kindly feeling for "the Sum-" having
been fist employed BY its projectors -princi-
pally the late lamcntci Rev. Daniel W. Kerr,--
10 place il in its orbit. II was then monthly
publication and when il passed from our hands
was growing in favor In our opi,ion, its
friends erred in changing il from monthly to
weekly issue.
The publishing Agent, Mr.. Hayes, requests
subscribers not 70 send pay for the 18th volume;
and promises to refund to such as have already
done so. if they Iequesi it, as soon as he is en-
ablel to do il from the collection.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
/ am now Receiving

| am now Receiving
GUPERf0Rnew crop Molasses ana Rio Cof.
- fee; finest quality Black and Green Teas /;
Tallow and Adamanline Candles; Cider Vine
gar; Powder and Shot; School Books; Pipes
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, &c.
JAMES WEBB, JR.
Jan. 80. r.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

n CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING
BI0OD.-sce the certificate Of Mr.. Turner II.
Rimsey, for many ye4rs proprietor Of the Far
msrs Hotel, frrdnek,huig. Va, and late of
the Eiiy Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr.. John Minge. II the city Of Richmond,
though regular physician, aud Of course op-
posed TO what Is called qnaCk medicines. was
OBLIGED 10 say thai its good elects In the case
Of Mr. Ramsey were wondeflUl indeed.
lie had been given up BY several physicians;
bad tried most Of The guack medicines. and Ma'
on the verge of despair, ss well as tho grave,
when he tried Carriers spanish Mixture.
We refer the puhiic 10 HE full and lengthy
certificate around the bottle, stating bis cure.
See advertisement lm-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
NOTICE

HESTER. ANTHONY. JOSEPH AND
tE JAMES DAuGHERTY, Tor their heirs,l
children Of James DaueheFty. Of Orange couH-
ty, North Carolina, q. s., will hear something
20 their advantage BY addressing THOMAS
W. WALSH. Town Of Simcoc, County Of
Norfolk, Canada West.
Scr,. 18Th, 1851, si-tm
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
n o 7 ICE

4 Ill persons indebted 10 A. 9. Murdock, BY
~ note o. account. are requested 10 make ini.
mediate payment to the undersigned. as BY viz
toe Of a deed Of trust be alone Is authorized 10
settle them. Those who neglect this notice may
soon expect 10 find their debts in the hands Of
an officer fur collection.
N. ID. Balm, Trustee.
January IS, 1855. To-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
NOTICE
NOTICE.

To Millers and Barrcl-Makers.
p PENNY NAILS. "a, Banels. Just reoci,.
- cd by J.C. TURRENTtNE & son.
Al.c, Choice sro,asscs, ~ 80 cents per
gallon, Nv &c. n. a son.
iUgusi 4. 10
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31

Ladies Cloaks and Mantelets.
n SUPPLY Of very handsome Ladies' Cloaks
&A aud Manicllas. for sale by
]. e. TURRENTINE & SON.
Nov. IS. Cd
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
NOTICE .

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber arc
n requested 10 come forward aud settle inn
mediately BY cash or note. Prompt attention
TO this notice will save them some cost.
ISRAEL TURNER.
January lst, 1855. 6s-5wp
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-01-31
Carter's Spanish Mixture.

Jan.3O.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-13

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
i streeIOu Monday afternoon June Rs't, ~ "a
premises. deed in Va jnmcs a.
and wife, dated May o. 1854 and duly geeoffsd lhs sh
public all thai part - ot 81 g0ua sun
(i2 numbered hsHated &na tNsnY
(429) situated between z and u
Beginning Cot TIE
point the front ae ad los a. distance
southeast OF sea lot and
with The line Of seventh street twenty 0i feet
hundred ia) feet te rear na % said w
t2o thenee
beginning, enpang two ihon-
ground together WIN e mpfpstHehfss
eonssurg Of fhree-story brick dwelling house
Onshisd residue IN weiSr ASA tsh
teen months viii, interest by Of prem
All eonveyancing the cost OF purchaser
complied with In I've days Aier sueA
resell The s and
NfCH CAIt.AN. Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Nav oa--eodAds AueIOnesr.