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cvApaIC NHW0.
.rrR FROM EUROPE.
.u OF THE Ar A d A.


, .f envcy-Proteat Of swift
The s"nf ,smd~ ErslanGs Views. -
March 3o.-The~ steamship
~, from 1.NeTlu". ""
ARABIA, ~ mi. morning
,,yea heTs issued a new circular, declaring
France ~" OF savoy An absolute necessity,
he anneNs',h Ina, the feelings of the Savoyard
nj s;a'.ns snlled before decisive measures are
s,,l re- e""
,sgea. -. II this circular. Lord John Rus
On recf'p, .he views of England would i'm
srl ssd w. ~ ON bodied in dispatch, ana lad
rr<,~s parliament ,ro,ss, ,sains, tho
,nuexs'ioh. .h,t French troops are under
craers ~ ,r,sI'sh journals are very indignant
SofiF Esann relative to the Savoyard cues
Nth Nar, ,hsv say will be settled hy treaty
uea' "" rr,nce and SARDINIA, before the ga
tFiWt.. have chance OF expressing oisse"t.
vSaiua," from Central Italy snow an
ieil fr,,,,r majority Of votes i'll favor of
l,tT" az ~ sardinia. The vote in Tuscany
saEeN3S,'',n.1 for annexation, and f5,~A for
srTa 'sn ." n; Naples was considered
nnInen' otrnrds by 30 majority, had
Ihr ,h. uousr o6 Commons resolution,
ssir" If The French commercial treaty.
a, russell explained the position OF AZ
IN China. He said a reasonable 'ndem'
- 4. be demanded and eniored, II ne
by ~ but he hoped 4; would not he neces-
ar, "a 60 % feAin. .;a >, p.nw,,L
LESSONS IN favor of the Northern At
1...'. Telegraph. via Greenland, &c
ST. TTIsi,err,ph,c communication between Alex
..a"snd Kurrachee was perfect, and teie-
a IN. from, Calcutta had reached England IN
f..r. They report further advance in
COMMERCIAL.
t.xrreoL. March II -Cotton-Sales Tor inc
=. ~ ii nS1 bales. including $500 10 spectators
We I'm 10 exporters The markets opened with
1Tixuwsrd tendency. particularly on tplancs,
Used fr,n and steady ri the following quota
..,s orleans far 7,lc Mrddlns SIC, Npiands
-. N.ddiine &c. Stock IN port sol 6O bates.
a. sd. az e75 10 AMERICAN
'r,.gisfHgs -R richardson. Spence x Co: report
s'sr qaies and steady, wheat hrm, corn dnil-ho
''p+t-tt,aTs-Posk heavy. Lard dull and slight
Ia i,wcr. Sugar hrm and Cd higher; C"iiee quiet
. hrm-lower qualities 3.sGd. higher
yfrai Sfoy,s -Rcsn heavy and siiShti! io"ef'
farfent!ne DUH ,,.
S9ney market more STRINGENT ana actNe
american securities generally unchanged
Loasois 2fta MA
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COlD.rPSslOUH1.

WASHINGTON March ;0.-Ssnafe.-The mes
.sra from The President relative to the naval
zion IN the q uli says that although no spe-
clac instructions had been received by these
osears. yet the Navy Department fully APP
rroyes ot their conduct.
Mr. Mason reported A bill 10 carry into eff
,f,l he treaty with Paraguay.
The private calendar was then considered.
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AUCTION aAIHa.
;snIITi1ulFYTII1I


k arp .S EST sssswzRfs A ~ ~
TICN On WEDN ESDAY. ~ day ii Apr;i. 4
10 O'Clock. At my atnrs viii sell, at auction, iS,se
Decanfera, Salts. Goblsts, Lamps. &C., White
Granite Cups and Sancers. Plates, Dishes. Bowls,
common Chambera. Teas, Pitchers, niskes, Xc.;
ROCKINGHAM and yellow Ware Of all kinds; the
whole comprising ono Of the largest and most COM
plete aSsOrtments Of ware aver sold ut aucton in
tho city. The attention Of dealers and house
keepers il solicited to the sale.
Terms Cash for all sums under $50; over this
amount, 90 days credit, for approved negotiable
paper. r. CACTHORN.
NH III AuctiOnear
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IWAHfRD.-An ovEfsErR ssS oxS ni1ss
d ss sIs:: n AZ sG :sa ca
trs 8 q se Z. :. :ss sT : IS:
ssscsise act sshsosssie dve,esr ne issis son
: s:"s:' ' %is;::
w lifted to give INSTRUCTION 10 Latin. Mathemat.
ZOE. and the elements OF Greek, can end employ
ef 'Saoc'r a Of tn. CITY. Apply al once Address
w ANTE D-BOARD in a private family.
sds With one child ' rsas.n; ic ssa'is% =:
Sn%ckoe HI! preferred, near to the Capitol Square
"A. b. c y Post-O Office. NH Il. So
Woman, a. HousEo w SoRi., sss x msts
s'io H. o osSs co IN small f1a,m, Appy
re , or s. his dwelling, second street, between
MAIN and Franklin NH 3o-2t'
WANTEn-A situation by a young man. who
"a n M9 nan ,onI years experience in the MER-
Ps,, S:. Address n. IL ri ssa%
US. o'ice. NH 30-3t'
WANTED-To hire for the balance of tho year.
y. for my own use. gerte' BOY. to wait in a
'''' Ise e" KsG sfH5,.n 18th Street
WANTED;;-I wish 70 purchase pair Of ext1.
NH so-t. JOHN j. wERTH. Agent.
WANTED- RENr-A DWELLING
| our store: Z. MORRIS K CO. o"'
NH 2o-lw J0o Main strcct
IL EeSHi Y BssEs sd Lear,
s@'s H0~e' the FIRST X ie1 Bob AfpSS&s t" CO.
WA mt E :, good COOK, white or cclerea.
WANTED-To rent a small HoUS +, with prob
2 small GARDtN convenient. Location s' either the;
, Trench Garden Hill. Or neie hhorhood up
q the Of VIM sxrT NJ isin e COP ep''
mn 2s-6t' l42 Main street. -
WANTED-At MAILERr'S cheap store, No.
~ Main street, one hundred good customers
% such e Dress Goods; k%6roderes;
ings and sheetings to he closed out If possible by
the LIST OF April. An Immediate call is requested.
WANTED wish to hire for the wh'e Sui
kooM and cabin sERXSNTs foT - sns"ins
springs season. Genera, T sHsn, ! VA RA,,GBY
NH 2l-lm Under st. Charles 'i H"tcl.
WANTED-2ooO doz. Champagne BOTTLES
NH 3-ts u Main ST.,
WAITE Dive wish to hire ipr the Old
sERWA S # 'IE'y d ths snsu ans
op mh ss season. GoocH EcHoLs.
WANTED-LABOR.-T James River and
able bodied XEGR6 MEN I" Work ' dutinr iss
remainder of the present yea on the repairs Of
the Canal between this city and Lynchlmrg. The
company viii pay n liberal rate of hIre for the
balance Of the year. and feed and clothe we'll! and
owner. r. r. CIiINN ~
mhS-Im Supt. J. X Il K. Canal.
WANTED-Ev Every body to know that have
~ c6mmenced the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARfE1- BAGS. and VALICES at No. 81, Main
street, Richmond where they can find a beautiful
assortment OF Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags,
OF every style, at prices low as they can he
bought IN the Northern cities. both at Wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 2S-6m JAMES KNOTTS
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Later from California.

N.lL0Y's STATION, March 29.-The over
land mail OF the 9th, bringing telegraph dates
If the 0ih from San Francisco, arrived here
to.dsy Tha general news is unimportant.
The United States steamers Saginaw for Chi
IA and the Shubfiek for the lower coast, sail.
% on the n inst.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE. March 3utIL-Fiour unchanged.-
Write advanced Pc and quoted at 6Sd70; yellow
Na1 Provisions unchanged. Whiskey "a
Ntw IoRk, March 30th.-Cotton depressed. but
L'alGay unbalanced. Flour UNCHANGED. Wheat
tim aid unsettled Corn higher-white 1880,
ysiaT iea75 PORK heavy-mess sly .a7G sI7 81;
y'.ma sle;9 III. Whlskey firm. Sugar firm
Nayal stores du and unchanged. Rice steady.at
iii
Saes N New York March 20. Of $4,000 Va. 6's at
q. and SleU0 y c. Us AT o54a.
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Fire.

rxgrRE, y H., March % Several buildings
were DESTROYED by fire in this village last
night loss about Si5,o0o. Among the prin-
cipal sufferers are S. IL. Piper II Co, dry
goods Fogg Il Fellows, periodical dealers :;
Wm j. M0rrpll leweier; G.. Wheeler meat
make, and Carter & Thompson, clothing.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

Frs; Morocco Heel BUSKINs; Fine Kid Heel
SLIPPERS; Morocco Reel BOOTS: Goat Button
ROOTS; Morocco and lid Spring -heels, hne French
Heel Lasting. and Congress Kid CATERS To-
dre"'s SHOES, ef ali Kinds; Boys's YostSs' and
Men 3 BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS; TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS and VALICES.
Having \ number OF sG eieNf workmen CONSTANTLY
emplOyc ed, and using only the hest materials, W
are prepared to execute all orders for l.adies'.
Gents, Youths and Misses BOOTS, SHOES or
CATERS, 1t rs Broad street. one ssuass above
Breeten l. Fox. j HATLEY NORTON,
t.a:c 0f Duval Il Norton;
GEORGE FISHER.
NH niChunonA
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Arrival from Europe.

New YORK, March a9.-The steamship Ariel,
from Hsyre on the 18th, has arrived here. Her
mails were too late for the evening train, but
viii be dispatched South by the early morn
irg express train.
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GROCERIES AT AUCTION On MON
n DAY. "a day Of April, at 10 o'clock, at my
store viii sell At anct"9' h large lot Of Gsoce,
Shoulders; 2 DO. Of Sides; do. of Joles; bills
Nlolasses; Is bills Herrines; 30 boxes Cheese s
kegs Butter; Candles Soap; Matches; :. b. y ndy !;
Wtiskey. kc., &c. X. CAUTHORN
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9M4EkN. t &C. cF F6k aksENw:i ,a nAy 70
s Il. % AND
rh AND i.
out houses It is the best stand IN tho county for
Possession given Immediately; If desired. ,Ad-
'I %h q div. Gen,o p O.. poxhs,sn so"n;y.
FOR RENT-A mos. DESIRABLE RES
son. The house contain. . rooms. with sss and
attached. with good i;ai. Trees tSe:s,a and "a The
ard is well Of excellent water. Possessloa Civ
On m II ssL Apply jas & A. TAYLOR SON.
a., F0K RkNT-IA HOUSE on Church Hill.
:i suitable for small f1mii'. A Ag}sHp f.
Cor. wall "a and d f1sntliS st.,
NH % St Opposite Dickinson, Hill 4 Co.'S.
rfOK, r ENT. ,,BRICK BUILDING.
y mi s sSs.:
a; mh n ssMss establishment AgB? s.GpALMER
"a STORE FOR RENT;-BeinE .ssS. e
- for the balance Of the year. Possession given
''s s s~a. N'''c HuEcH : FLEM I,!s =:
81, ROOMS FOR r ENT.-Two ROOMS for
.sns in tho attic story 'Si} n issfs''
NH Its No. LIS Nam Of.
81, FOR RENT-One larEs. FRONT ROOM.
E9;a over Store III Broad street, below 9Th: ApDly
E:AOn the premises. mh 3-ts
Il FOR RENT.-The large FACTORY on
y Cary street. between 10th and 18th streets, near
kxA Dunlop, Moncure l. Co.'S, suitable for q To-
bace" Factory, Warehouse, or Manufacturing e.
'As p ,sss Enquire Of kEI Fl E fHiSE CO.
- FOR RENT.-SrORE No. ~. en- Main
4:j street, now occupied by VIM. F. butler L Son.
AcA Possession xiveE on tho 18th 81 March. ABBY
t. lfe 3-tsl VIM. H. LYONS.
x, FOR RENTING ROOM formerly occu-
E:a pied al Whitehurst's Gallery, No. n Main ST.
0:A25 by 100 feet, second foor, 10 for rent. Also,
LODGING ROOM ON the third fOer. For terms,
apply to JOHNSON l. HARDWOOD,
ia 3-ts No. u Main street.
-. FOR RENTING FIRST and SECOND
e:3 FLOORS Of the DWELLING over our store.
is:A MARCUS HARRIS l. BRO,
fe Next n tha American HOTEL.
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UtAtrtcI Wnet0 pfsuteus
kAPersons calling 70
please say they are ADV
| LADll
| Adam mrs Maria
Anderson mrs Nj
Aivis mrs Mary y
Atkinson mics Susan A
A dams miss Mary A
| Alexander miss N A
baush mrs Eliza +
Balser mrs Cath
beirnc mrs Thos l.
Brown mrs Cath
Barrett mrs NJ A f.
Bennett miss Louisa
Bennett miss Sallie q
Birmingham miss NJ
Bncheit miss Annie NJ
Coleman mrs NJ r.
Carter mrs Lucy A
Childs mrs Il v
Cox mrs Rosetta H
Crane mrs Sarah NJ
Clous h miss Cprnelia
Christian miss Rody A
Chea.hava miss Leila
Carson n,iss Il
Carbon miss Betsy
Campbell mss Adcllne
Cullen mss Fanny
Collier miss Mary r
Carvcdo MISS a r
Dunnavant mrs l. A
Does mrs Jno
ponnis mrs Maria
Drake mrs Mary
Dennis mrs NJ ]
Davis mrs w II
DAVIS MISS Octavia
Dahney miss Caroline
DAVIS miss l. i
Over mss Mary r.
EdwaTdSmrs Nannis
f.pps MISS Gecrgiana
Elarn miss Ei;za ]
Eveiand miss N A
Fox mrs II +
Flsg mrs las /
Fischer mrs Adam
Freeman mrs +. w
Frary mrs DAVID
Fulton miss NJ J
Fisher miss Mary l.
Fin miss A v
Greten ms J NJ
Gibson mss l. +
gentry miss NJ r
Granger mrs A
boveu mrs Lucy
Goode mrs r. A
| Goodson mrs Nj ID
Gibson mrs n a
Gill mrs Mary
Guttny mrs Jniia Ann
Howard Milhe
Hill Sarah
Harris Suthy
Hughes miss A +
Holt miss Lucy A
Holcrin miss &
HIckmond miss RosIna
Heath miss V e N
Harrington miss Il
Hall miss Elizabeth
HuEdly mrs Ella
HndSon mrs + +
Huches mrs S +.
Hogan mrs Sarah
Hight mrs F Nj
Hawkins mrs NJ A
Hardester mrs Cornelia
Haley mrs Fannie
Holt MISS II C.
Jones mrs J T
.ios mrs Ann
Jackson mrs Ann l.
letter miss SaliIe +
Jackson mrs + J
Jewell miss Kitty
kenItten mrs e f
Keeling mrs Jane CO
kopp miss Virginia
Kelley miss Rettie r
Kelly miss Hatty
Pumpkins mrs NJ airy F
Leary mrs Ann J
Lindley mrs l. A
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Delegates to the Charleston Convention.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 3O.-The Demo-
cratic Convention of the Warrenton (9th) dis
Tet Yesterday chose Messrs. James Bar
hour and Moss delegates TO the Charleston
Convention.
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LADIES' LIST.


letter. in this List. viii
ERrlekD.
.S' LIST.
Lynch miss BRIDGET
l.ovenstein Miss Sophia
Moody MIRA Frances
Myers mrs Hester A
Mosclv mrs k.lvifa
Moaely mrs Mays
Miller mrs Rose
Maury mrs CT
Mills mrs r A
Meredith mrs Mary
Manry miss Fannie s
Marshall miss Mary
Miller miss Annie
Mead miss Mary ]
Melville miss Julia A
Mayo miss Eliza
MALLORY mixS SaIlle A
Mcl.sln mrs II
Mckcarncy mrs Susan
McIyrc miss l. +.
Nc NamarFa miss Mary
Mchearney miss X H
Nelson mrs Salla
Neal miss Jenny
Norris miss Mary
Nelson mrs Susan
Oliver mrs r. C.
Oliver mrs ] A
Iuilcn miss Mare'tA
Prosscr m. s MG
Towers mrs NJ A v
Fits mrs Martha
peasants mrs h ]
Perry mrs Susan A
Perrin mrs r. &
Iettus mrs Mary N
l'emterton mrs Nj
Iemberton mrg nj V
Peters mss L II
Patt rs m MISS 5
l'aflnley miss l,d ia
Phillips mss C. X
fendieton miss Sallle
Royal HISS $ p
Rhinelander miss 3
Richardson miss Jennie
Rivcs mss G. +.
Richardson miss Ann +
Renwick miss Mary
Reath mrs Isabella
Richmond mrs Jas b
Saith miss Francis
stevens miss X
Stiles miss T. X
Stevens miss + C.
Ste.er miss l. Il
Sedwick miss C. 7
Sullivan miss Hannah
Shanahan mrs A NJ
Sinclair ms
Steuhn0r mrs A
Turner miss Virginia
Thornton miss s +
Terrell miss |. J
Terry miss Y A
Totty miss c nj
Trent miss N Nj
Talley mrs r r
Thornton mrs Caroline
lpsher mrs Maria l.
NanZ mrs Henry
Warren mrs Amanda
WaldwIck mrC Jennie
Wade mrs Ellen
Watkins mrs Marv A
Wicr mrs Mary +
Whitlock mrs Nj A +
Whiting mrs |. A
Willard mrs Abby IL
WardiiI miss Matte
Waller miss Annie X
Wade miss Mary J
Watkins miss Susan
White miss : J
White miss Matilda
Williams miss Clara
Willis HISS r tcoi'd)
Word miss Bonnie
Winston miss Eliza
Whittle miss II J
WOod6n miss Nj Z
Young mrs James f.
Yam mrs Jane 2
Yates miss Marg't A
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! ~: .!''''s Y l n || y
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I 1STOFLETTEkS-Re mainiug In the RICH.
- MOND POST-OFFiCk. on the 3osh dag Of
March, 1850.
M iWbahed by authority If Act Of Congress, N
the newspaper having the arkest circulation in the
Diatrict where printed.
~ Persons calling for letters in this List, will
please say they are ADVERTISER.
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h SPRING SUPPLY OF ~
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. &c. NftM
w, +. w. TAYLOR.

.r,,e., W. IAa LVN, ,.u. A
slowed, would again call tho attention 81 his
customers and the public esnefalsy 70 bis ~
sOFtInent Of BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS,
30. which is not to he surpassed bv any other o.
tabIshment IN the city, selected with care Tor the
retail trade Of Virginia, and embracing every style
now vogue.
The following 10 . part, viz: Ladies CoagIese
Caters. with heels and without; Ladiee' Heel
Boots. thin aud thick solss; Ladies Leather
Bcotees, heeled and without heels Missee' Mo:
Heel slppers all kind. of Child, ems Caters asst
Morocco AID Leather Boctees; tjenfiemen's AID
SerTants' Shoes cf every style and proc. All
kinds Of work made to order nt g. shorie.s nos.se
good articles at 2l9 Broad st.: Richmond, Vs..
w. +. w. TAYLOR.
N. B.-A complete assortment OF Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Trunks constantly On hand.
NH 10 81 wy W. r,
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SALEOF REAL ES-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE IN MANCHESTER.-AsC Commission
er appointed bv decree Of the County Court Of
Chesterfield. pronounced on the 18th Dccember,
Brown. Sc shall proceed to sell At public auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY. 4th April. 1860.
It ~. O'CLOCK r NJ, fair; If not, the next far
Porter street, opposite the former residence Of +.
w Smith, fronting lS2 feet, running back l65 feet,
having an old framed tenement thereon.
TERMz-One- third cash; balance at and II
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added
and title retained unit: all the purchase money is
paid The taxes for 1850. the pu rchascr to pay.
NH 10 c C. MCRAE, COm'r.
al due ted nv n Arr
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7 UMRER FOR SALE.
II PINE TIMBER. for house framing, 10.
OAKTIMBER, for railroad cars, Ao.
POPLAR AND OAK PLANK. Tor tpbaoco
boxes and co0pers-sawed p order, and delivered
~ sSoyf nofioe from INV mill in Ckeatey6oll 1os,T
s.;lss d,stnnt, WIN. h. AHANDkR,
Once on Basin and Carr street, bstwsen eth
mAa-iM ..z.s..-....~..- aaG l0sh:
Ri5 ;,ilal, rlIe
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Nv T.. b. Cock, Auct.

CTOCK OF BOOTS. SHOES, &c, AT AUC-
- TION.-On TUESDAY next, 3D. April. at 10
o'clock. shall proceed to sell at auction. in lots
t snit purchasers. the entire parcel Of BUOTSlapd
SHOES contained in the store occupied by James
Williams, on Main street, near the Old Market.
TERMs-At sale. r.. Il. COOK,
NH 81 AtIcHonecr
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BY Alex. Nett. Auct.

EuRN!TURE. DRY GOODS AND emo.
CEki ES:-Wlli 10 sold ut auction. At my store,
commsnc,ng # 70 O'clock. good lot Of second
goods. Just received ard sold without any reserve
Ready Made ClOthing--large lot that must be
horn Hats; Roots. Shoes, &c.
GROCERIES.-Whiskey.. Gin, Brandy. Wins.
Soap, Candles. &C.; Manufactured Tobacco: CT
gars, &c. NH sol ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
MIGHT SALES.-wATCHES, JHwELRY
l AND FANCY GOODS.-Will he sold at Npc
ton, At my store, commencing ut o'clock, THIS
night. n large assortment Of fne g old and Sslvef
Watches. fine Jewelry. Bracelets, fancy Hexess
ware. MeIino Shirts, Drawers, Table Cloths. Cas-
''m =" 'Bed-SDrsads' c'sasf az fsncx Gocds:
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= HalS1Ts, SealDEA, Re,

BOV!S, SMOES, ke:-Iho akten-
my stock Of Boots and Shoes. eonsistiaG or overy
variety of style and quality, for Ladies, Gentle
con, nue, heretofore, a. manu- laosure q e1tsa-
siveiy a. amy Other house in the city evesytking II
my limo that may be cailcd for, and ehall = ksv0
always done. Nse mono hut the hest material
that can b procured anyw here. Persons dse.soas'
are assured that they win knd . GOOD assossDSut
AZ - low priccs a. such soCfia can - Ind fof At
the establishment, No. - Main street
mo r. DARR II
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THREE NEW AND CONVENIENTLY
L ARRANGED TENENENTs ON THE EAST
SIDE OF 2p: BETWEEN MARSHALL AND

Will he sold r. auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. the 5th April, 1850 at o'clock p.
NJ. three Of those four newly erected tenements,
located as above. Each tenement contains seven
rooms. besides closets, coal and wood hOu es, and
Kitchen with two rooms. and is supplied with gas
and water. The tenements are not only built of
good mate rials but are enar kably well and cOnvc
niently arranged. The mel hborhood is xcellent.
These teneents have been rented to good te nants.
to take effect LIST April, at s25 per annum. payable
quarterly. They are now open for inspection by
persons wishing to purchase them.
Terms .-Onc- fifth cash; balance at 3. = 3 and -
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed, or title retained. The taxes
for 1870 tn he paid by the purchaser.
NH ~ GOUDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
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Proprietor Of tine Central Boarding House,
mh Silt THOS Is BlGGEh, NJ.

% r N Alive beg leave to inform our
N friends and the public generally. that we have
removed to our large apd spasiou: Factory. No p
Old Market, whore We have largely increased IA
cties for Misunderstanding all articles IN our line,
win lie supplied. At the shortest notice, with al
kinds Of MIN ERAL WATER6, PORTER, ALE,
CIDER and LAGER BEER. We also offer to tbs
We can recommend 70 our patrons. Delivered in
any part Of the city free Of charge.
tronnge bestowed on " Tor the last two years, We
kopo "a receive continuance Of the same in 0nr
uew FaetOrl. MASON r. BURNS,
Bcitlsrs Of Porter. Ale, Cider snd Lager Bssr.
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EXTENSIVE $AI.E. RYCATA-

Ste;bt M;,lE az aoS ~ r M Mnsr
H & fSH &HTB
will sell at my sales room; on RIDAY
morning April S1h, at le O'Clock, by cats
varieties. Inever before offered in this csun
tI!l Of tive thousand PERPETUAL EVER
s.o1MING ROSES compr,snf in partTea
Monthly Moss' N'se.te a9d c'im''ns ROSES.
Currants, Monthly Raspberrles. &c; Double Da',
las. Ger NUNS. and many other new and rare or
re name ane If o, arc wa"
ask the attention Of nurserymen n. heads Of fami
S nuaa Eufope oF ss best
A. IARpIN, Nurxcrymau.
Washington. ID. G.
NH ~ r. u. COOK. Auct.'
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF DRY
L GOODS AT AUCTION by virtue Of a deed
Of trust to the subscriber by George r. Ragby, and
said George Il. BasbS. No 81 Main street, IN MON.
DAY, April y; At y clock, the whole "f II .
Cassimeres. Vestings. Sattinets, Kerveys, Calic0x
Dress Goods, Flannes. Cottons; and IN fact the
s VARIETY usually found In = weli-resu!a'ed DRY
Atl2 O'Clock the unexpred lease Of said Store
viii D0 BOI0 70 the ulxneSL Dlu0eT.
The trade Is requested to attend, a. the Goods
are fresh and we'll assorted.
TsRNs.-All Sans under 500. cash; over that
amount. month"; credit, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed. SILAS l.. JOHNSON, Trustee
Sale conducted by =. d Cook, Auct'r. NH II
TRUsTEE,x SALE OF STOCK OF STA.
TlONERY. PRINTING PRESS, TYPE, re-.
At ACTION. trustee il . deed ef trust
Court Office. shall. On TUESDAY. the 8 dsJ 81
the highest bidder. nt the store on lath street. un
der the Exchange Hotel, all the property convey
ed to me in said deed, c0psstug Of q general AZ
.ortmsnt Of STATIONERY, for Ccustins Houses.
Lavyers, Printers and others, embracing tslge
lot OF BLANK CARTS. CARD BOARDS: White
and C0lored; Blank CHICKS and NEGOTIABLE
NOTES.
Also w
A new Card and Bill PR ESS; sGordon,s Patent;)
large quantity u tnpcs LII ea!,ssy ee SHE;sSS
fss !, camping initials. and an outdoor SHOW
ii the same time and place. the Store viii bs
Tentad for the residue Of tho term ending lst day
OF January. 1851
ssmsef sso and over .osS %oaths' credit. Tor ap
Sal. oo.dao,.,, b r. Gso HA Hsas F'ass s
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MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
W DENCE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
GRACE; BETWEEN +IMAND trH STREETS.

FUR SAFE AT AUTHORITARIAN be sold at anc-
the 5th April, 1860 ut O'Clock. the large and con
veniently located RESIDENCE. now IN the Occu
pancy OF DR. James Bolton, fronting on the north
to An alley. ia common. u feet wide. Tn fene
ment is three stories above basement, and con-
tans ii addition to hath room, besides
kitchen containing rooms, and II brick stable and
carriage house on the alley in rear. The House Is
built of the best materials, and has recently been
put in complete state Of repair. The window
sllls, caps and cornice are made OF Iron and the
front gutter lined with copper. IL Is furnished
with every modern convenience, such a. cooking
range warm a furnace, bath room water closets.
&C These advantages, together with its elevated,
healthful position and agreeable neigh fOFhoosl.
render it enc Of the most desirable residences in
the city. The property may 10 inspected before
the day OF sale.
TERMS One fourth cash balance At l, 2 and 3
years. for negotiable notes, interest added. secured
by . trust deed. The taxes and insurance for lSiO
70 be paid hy the purchaser.
G6DOIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
7. S.-PossessiOn SVEN LIST July next.
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