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HoRRIRLE MrRnKK-Henrv Aucker-

HoRRIRLE MuRDBR.-Henry Aucker, an old
and respec table citizen OF Juniata county, Pa,
was murdered by thieves, in the presence of
his little grand daughter, on Saturday night
last. The assassins demanded mouey, and as
the old man was taking down his rife to pro-
test his property, rushed on him and killed
him. The screams of the child caused them 70
| lily without the expected plumber.
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THE REPUBLICAN SESAToRs.-lt is said that
the Republican Senators have held caucus
and passed resolutions opposing the abandon
lnenI of Sumter and also deciding TO accept
the designations of the seeding Senators, in
forming the Governors OF their respective
States of the vacancies.
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SCARCITY OF MArKRIALs FOR MAKING Pa
PEE.-Ihe demand for materials to be con-
Eerted into paper has increased enormously
within few years. Junk dealers and tin
mon penetrate every part of New England in
search of rags, and latterly they have COM
lnsnced purchasing books and pamphlets for
this purpose. Ninety eight tons of books and
pamphlets were ground up in only one of the
paper mills in Massachusetts in one year.
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BY A. d. Williams, Auctr.
SALEOF HOUSE AND LOT

/ ON UUVAL STkEET.-By virtue OF q deed OF
trust executed by Leroy V Peters and wife, and
Susan Johnson, to the subscriber, dated March =,
1880 and duly recorded in the Richmond Hastings
Court Otsce being thereto requested, l will sell
ut auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY 25th
March 1851, at At o'clock Z. M. ff fair; II not,
then on the next fair day thereafter. at the same
hour,) the property conveyed by said deed, being
a Lot of Ground on the north side Of puval street,
near Brooke Avenue, and adjoining the residence
OF Mrs Elizabeth Franklin, fronting % feet .
inches. and running back to a n alley in the rear,
upon which lot stands Framed Dwelling, with
seven rooms, occupied by VIM. II. Johnson. The
title Is believed TO be unquestionabIe.
TERMS Cash, for the expenses OF sale and the
sum Of 5000 with interest from 10th March, ISL
the balance upon terms of payment to TO made
known at the time Of sale.
nh "a ID WILLIAMS Trustee
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IEsALg APPLIcAsT.--A Miss Scott mas sono
TO Washing ton from Canandaigua, an appA-
cant fer the Post Office. She was formerly
music teacher at Elmira. She had present.,
meat Of the election OF Lincoln last May, anu
told him SO. He acknowledged her letter, ana
she thinks she has thus made one point OF the
game SO she has gone TO Washington with
petition numerousiy signed and expects 70
come home. no doubt, with commission III
Der Teti riiIa
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The new CRBATIoX.-Every Spring God
works countless wonders. (We do not call
them miracles, because we see them every
Spring. Out of little bud, he brings a
branch with leaves, and flowers and fruits
FROM tiny seed, he evolves a whole plant,
with its system of roots and branches. And
! more wonderful STILL we see springing into
lie new generation of insects and creeping
things and birds and beasts. .'In wisdom hast
Thou made them all"
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IHg tIREiN LYScHBURa The fire in Lynch.
burg, Va, Wednesday morning, destroyed the
large building known as the Exchange"
owned by Chas. II. Lynch. Smiths ten-pin
ally, Jno. Moores bakery p Nc Devitts tailor
store, Stewart's ten pin-ally, Jno NJ. Prices
tin establishment, Clark & Hollis commission
house, Bryan Akers auction house, and some
smaller tenements. The Exchange was oc-
cupled by Peters. Williams Il Co, bankers
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LOVE IN DEATH.--A few days ago, young
lady in East Boston, Mass, who had consent
ed to the last wishes of her lover, sick with
consumption, named William Kicker, 10 De
uaited TO him before he died, arrived at the
atpointed hour in her bridal robes-Only &c
fiAd that he had died an honr before.
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BY Goddin & Apperson, AuCt's.
, TrTrIO< SALE OF RRyCK TENEMENT

4 UCTION SALE OF BRICK TENEMENT
n IN BRAGG'o ROW, ON CENTRE STREET
BETWEEN 6rH AND 5rH STREETS; FE Ell; NJ D
STREET AND FIVE LOTS IN HARVIB's PLAN,
NEAR WOOD CEMETERY Will be so d
at auction, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 10th
inst at 4 O clock, the Brick Tenement in Bragg
Row, occupied by Mr.. Boswell Thompson. AT,
forwards, will be sold the excellent Framed
Church street, now occupied by James Jennings
And thereafter five beautiful Building Lots in
Harvie's Plan, three fronting on the north side OF
Abemarle street, aud two on the west line OF Bel
videre street
TERMs-ODe-thrd cash balance at and .
wears, for negotiable notes, interest added Sc
cured by a trust deed. The taxes for 1861 to be
paid by the purchasers.
M 10 {tnDDIN Il APPERSOE. Auct6.
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DANAGBs FOR LIBBL.-A New York Jury has
returned a verdict of $3.50 against William G.
Bryant, the poet editor of the Evening Post,
for libel on John King, in charging him, as a
class leader of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, with being too familiar with one OF
ths female teachers.
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PETERSBURG RAILROAD CoxPAsT.-Ihe an
nual report Of the Petersburg ana " eluoh
Railroad Company shows falling OH OF near
ly ali 900 In gross receipts as compared With
HE previous year, three-fourths OF whicn -
Ia the passenger department, caused py AZ. sn'
Interruption Of travel arising out OF tne u,s.
turbed condition OF the country during Va.
latter part OF the wear. The aggregate deot
Of the company has been reduced TO sss,zoo'
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FLOUR FoR THE PAssovgR.-The Baldwins-
vile IN. \ J Gazette notices that ., 100 barrels
OF hour are being ground at Il mill in that
place for the Jews of New York, who will
use Ii for making unleavened bread for the
PASSOVER. An agent OF those who ordered
this Hour is at the mill constantly during the
process of grinding, and seals each barrel
with his private mark in wax. Spring wheat
Is used for making this flour
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Euhank diad ir r

pshD.-John Eubank, died In Charlottes.
vile. Va. on the llth inst, aged es wears -
lie was formerly soldier in the British army
ana when Napoleon was sent IA a captive to
~. Helena was one of the troops detailed by
the Ehghsh government 10 guard the En-
peror in his lonely prison lie renamed
there during Napoleon's life and for several
years afterwards, and then sailed for Eng
land lie was fer many years a resident OF
Fredericksburg, Va
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The Anderson Fugitive Slave Case.

WA-HINaToN, March l4.-Judge fancy de-
livered his opinion in the manda'nus case of
the Governor of Kentucky against the Gov
eruor OF Ohio, to compel the latter TO surren-
der the fugitive slave Anderson to-day. The
Court decided in favor of the right of the
former to such fugitive, adding that Ohio has
no right TO go into the question whether the
fugitive is accused OF any crime or not, in
Kentucky but as Congress cannot impose
any Federal duty on State officers, nothing
but the good faith and good sense of the OIL
GERS of the different States are TO be relied on.
The dndamus, therefore, could not be grant
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MUNITIONS OF WAR;, 800 kegs OF powder'
weighing 81. 800 pounds; 100 1o-inch shells,
IL $50 pounds; l52 s-inch ditto, ID, i62 pounds;
81 mortar shells, $40 pounds, and 90 Coium-
biads,' weighing 5000 pounds, arrived by the
richmond freight yesterday, ana were con
position will be made of the missiles Is yet 10
be learned Fort Sumter has been evacuated,
bat Fort Piekens :. ain't. '--Petcrstar0 lpd.)
IatstLiasaeer
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SuppKS CosvRRsroSs.--There IL general
surprise at the number OF agent,emens ~ aa
fice'' who are ardent Republicans. Hut tina,
one knows better, it might be supposed thai
the late Administration was of the Repuh,i'
can iaitn. The snddenness of their conversion
doubtful They will have to 60. though q |.
estimated that nine tenths of Buchanan,s an
pohsess In Washington are now strong LIN.
coin men, Wdsh, Letter. ~
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The Vote in peterSburQ.

PETERSBURG, Va, March 14-There was
much excitement in the voting to day, both on
the " for instruction" and against lnstrnc-
ton sides. The result so far Is, for, '3e
against 673-a gain of IL on the secession SIDE
since Yesterday There Is speaking, process
sion. music, &c, again tonight by the VIM
ming side. The polls are open again to-mor-
row.
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HoMIcIpg Thomas Green, who returned
from Texas on Monday, was shot and killed
by Boone Judy, at Mount Ida, Montgomery
county, Ky, on Tuesday last. Green's IA
miliarty with Judy's wife, it is said, led
Judy to attack him Judy was arrested and
lodged in Jail, but subsequently made his es'
cane.
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NEGRO KILLED.-On Tuesday night last, Bill,
a slave on the farm OF john w. Eppes, of
Prince George county, Va, while delirious
from fever leaped from his bed and Selling an
axe cleft the skull of Juuius, fellow slave
who was sitting in the room. The wound
was mortal.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-Japes
MCLane shot Richard Hadoen, at Wheeling,
Va, IL onday night, whilst under the inf1u-
ence OF liquor, in1iicting a wound which will
probably prove fatal. McLane escaped to
B&llaire, where he committed suicide Tues
day afternoon. Both parties belong TO re-
spectacle families.
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Nv Hector Davis, Auct'r.
SALE OF yALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VA U A b L e
of trust dated December 18th, 1880, aud recorded
in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court OF the
city OF Richmond and at the request of the credl-
tors secured in said deed, shall! proceed to SELL
at the Auction Rooms of HECTOR DAyIs, in the
city of Richmond, at the hour of 10 O'Clock, on
MONDAY. the 18th day of March, 1851, six alua-
Bile SLAVES, said Slaves constituting the portions
OF personal estate conveyed to me In said deed
young and active, one Boy about 10 years of age,
and valuable Woman. TERMs.-Cash
NH s-l0t% WM H. HARDGROVE Trustee.
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NEWSPAPER Some twenty-eght or
thirty years ago, Horatio King, the late Post
master General, and Hannibal Hamlin, the
present Vice President, Were engaged IN pup,
fishing weekly newspaper in the small and
obscure village of Paris, On the Little An
droscoggin river, in Maine.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS
By r edwood r. Reach, Auct,Fs,
lsA MAIN STKEEr.l
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MA


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MA.
i CHfNERY, &c. AT AUCTION by virtue Of
n deed of trust, executed by VIM. III. $. Garrison
to the subscriber dated the 10Th day Of February,
1881. and duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court, being thereto requested will sell on FRI
DAY the ed inst, commencing at IL O'Clock, al
the Mill Of John Nettles, Esq, On 18th street. the
following described property: ,,
l Large Tongueing and Gro0ving MAohlNE,
with Belts aud Tools for sans.
Surfacing MACHINE, with Belts and Tools
Moulding MACHINE, with Belts and Tools
Circular SAWS, with Mandrells, Boxes and
Bolts and
/ Saw BENCH.
Circular SAW, and Long Mill SAWS.
lot Of TOOLS, consisting Of Wrenehes, HAM
mers. Ne.
lot Of PuLLEYS and BELTS.
lot Of MoULDINGS, and lot of LUMBER.
MACHINE In the Mill on 18th street. known
''Nettle-' Mill - and all interest of said
Garrison in said Mill.
TERMs--Cash THOS G. BELL, Trustee
REDWOOD KEACH, Aucts. NH Bids
MULES. HORSES, CARTS, HARNESS
Nl &c.-We will sell at the request Of J r
Dickerson, trustee, Council Chamber Hill
WEDN EsDAY, the 10th inst, mmeneing at II
| O'Clock,
fine, large, and well broke MULES.
fne HORSE.
3CARTS and HARNESS.
| TRIMS months tor approved, endorsed, ne
| gotiable notes.
| NH lids REDWOOD 4 KEAEH.
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Col. LASpBR.--Col. f. w. Lander, well
known for his energetic connection with wagon
road expeditions, has been lying quite al with
diptheria in Washington. He is attended py
his lady who arrived in the last California
steamer She will be generally recollected as
the distingui &C tress, Miss Davenport.
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~ByI. SC. b. Davenport, Auc,'rs

---- -
CROC ERIE :. &C., AT AUCTION.-0n
II THURSDAY, 2lst March, we will cell at 10
O'Clock. at our auction store, an assortment OF
GROCERIES, viz:
Refined White SUGARS.
Do. Yellow DO.
BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS.
Re6ued SYRUP.
English Dairy and Pineapple CHEESE.
Pure MolaSses RUM.
Recti9ed and Old Rye WIfSkET.
London PORTER and ALE.
TOBACCO, SOAP, and CAN DIES.
LEATHER-7o0 sides heavy, middle, and light
weights SOLE LEATHER.
TERMs.-Under *loO, cash sioO and over, four
months credit, for approved paper.
NH u !. Il g. B. DAVENPORT. Aucts.
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SHAp-It is stated that the fishermen on the
Potomac have began TO haul their seines, and
that small quantities of fine shad are received
da ily at the Alexandria market.
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UNFORTUNATE CHILD.--"I declare, mother"
said pretty little girl, "'tis too bad. on
always send me TO bed when am not sleepy,
a nd make me get up when am sleepy"
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DESTRUCTION OF SEED.-Upwards OF one
million papers of vegetable and flower seeds
ha We been put up NJ the Agricultural DIVISION
of the Patent Office within the past sixty
DAYS and sent TO members of Congress tor
DISTRIBUTE ton.
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AcorirTAL or TIE LATgANs.-Ihe young
lie killing Of Mr.. Grist, in Washington, BED
lord, N. g., sometime since, were tired 10
GFeensyille, Pitt county, last week, ana az
Quilted
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L DRY GOODS &c-WiI be sold at auction,
at my store, on SATURDAY, March 10th, com
mencing at 10 o'clock. a lot of second hand FUR
NlTURE, STOVES, sc.
sGROCERIEs.-wh iskey Brandy, Painted Buck
cts, Tubs Washboards, &c.
DRY GOODS Ready made Clothing, Shoes,
&c.
WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY GOODS.
NH Is ALEX MOTT, Auct.
CROCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
- SHOES, HATS, &c, AT AUCTION The sub
scriber wishing to decline business, will sell his
entire Stock auction, at His store 18th street,
near Broad, on MONDAY, March 18th, c0mmenc-
ing at 10 o clock. consisting of large stock OF
DRY GOODS, Ready Made CLOTHING, SHOES.
HATS, &c; WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, SHOW GASES, &c.
TERMs.-Cash. JOHN KLoSS.
SAFE conducted by ALEX. Mort, Auct'r.
NH lids
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The Massachusetts Personal Liberty Bill
BosToS, March 12.-The House to-day or
dered to a third reading the bill modifying the
Personal Liberty law which recently assed
the Senate. Vote, SO to ia
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The FREsoH NV sroS or IaELAEp.-Smiln
oAaen has published pamphlet n con-
aemnatiol of the project for an invasion OF 1re-s
land by France, which has attracted consid'
cradle attention.
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Rifhmonh Qispattt.
: - : : 7'77''777s7-7-7sl@--
ARClI Is. lsAl.
ted Tor the Richmond Daily Dispatch
.hsrIrrnlyGs OF THE BAL lM0RE ANNUAL
CONFERENCE.
IR : I ID A Y
STANTON, VA, March Is, Il

STANTON, VA, March Is, 1881.
,,,,ferouce met In the new and elegant
Ise Church--Bishop ScorT, of Della
", presiding go.
h''u,ngine the hymn commencing ~:
SIC 80 -, the Iara construct the house
~ he,t concerted tchemes are VAIN"
y Wilson and VIM. Prettyman led in
gnye'- 4,hn :. Martin was elected Secretary.
ht' Wilson presen ted Il memorial from
ne Ievnaan's Con Nention OF baltimore
}af .,Nirct OF separation from the Northern
'r q. NEE Memorials on the same subject
t'a' sIso presented from the Alexandria
V-f' lily Con ference, from the Light Street
E"t",.,,aTe} Meeting, from member OF the
'nt,'"lv Conference, and from the Frankfort
hf". Quarterly Conference These, after
,"',iouced discussion as TO the propriety of
-. 10 a select conaaitIee. or TO COM
80, At the whole, We're ordered to be read
Tt'o me secretary had finished reading Them,
So, ,are made the order of the day for to-
t"s-,,,- st IL oclCck.
r4.l'I gSors Of y \. Al, and =. NJ. were set
- hours Of meeting and ad1ourning.
-. -: lpS Of the last session were adonted
no t~eSent session.
~ W. ,nupl Y. Leech was elected Reporter
,re Ealumore CkriStlaH 4drocdte.
a- rsuaI standing committees were ap.
"a These are on Necessltous Cases
""ssan College, Summaries, Temperance,
.,,,r.. Al ocate. and CotonlZation. They
h't generally, Of seven members, taken
o.. 90 .-,:a each Presiding Elders district.
o. -, mes OF the Clerical Stewards wer,
1'',.r,,,f, ,iz. l.. II. W Monroe, J. \. Da
S'S Cornelius, \. J. d. Morgan, \. Bush
,,a. =. Is smith,
- Law Stewards were announced to tn,
r1a.erenyc, A. follows J. \ Berry, kober
r--seiis. L {. Brown, ]. >. Carson, \. ID
Ter. A. J. Lucas, Col Mcpherson -
80, Berry, Carson, and Mcpherson, wer
.,,,.-,d - The Conference.
-Sa transfer 81 Rev. w. II Holiday, from
Topper Iowa, 10 the Baltimore Conference
-, notion. the Conference adjourned, witt
.rcre and prayer
1F4 IavmCn's Conven zion, composed Of III
,eq3.rc men IL the Church met this mornin
me basement Of the church ediiice. An or
.erIl.t.ou was partially effected. The Con
,r;.an then adjourned until this afternoon
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NH Is JAS. ii. TAf LoR & son, Aucts-


s.pH. PUBLIC SAL E.-As Commissioners
spT& under decree OF the Circuit Court OF King
-ezA.William comfy, in the case Of " Hay
Mooklar Birch, ct: ais. we viii offer for
sale, on SATURDAY, the Goth OF March, at I'm
field, IN said county, a TRACT OF LAND. CON
tanning one hundred and four acres, more or less,
of which Nancy Hay. deed, di cd seized, ad Looming
the lands of William Tay Tor, the lands belonging
to the estate OF James Eubank, decd, aud others
At the -ame time and place, and in pursuance OF
the provisions of the fame decree, we W oher
for sale eleven LIKELY NEGROES, consisting OF
MEN, WOMEN, BOYS aud GIRLS.
TERMS Made known on the day OF sale.
b. B. DOUGLASS Com,rs
NH l2-sylawtds T. w HAYNES,
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BY A. ID. Williams. Aaet'r.
~, N I,STEGsG "a n 4. aae n EAl. E4TATl
BY z. b. Cook. Awet.
NENTEEI H0ISEH0In Err xITER T..

yENIEEL HUCSEHOLD GHXIrIKE 4,
On FRIDAY the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, Will
sell =, az my store. large assortment of GbSTEEL
FURNITURE consisting Of
Wartrobes. Bureaus, Sofas, Lounges, Jenny
Liud and Cottage Bed-teads, washstawds Tab es.
Cane an Wood seat Chairs, Parior Arm Chairs,
lows, Crockeiy. glassware, stoves, Dining Ia
bies-ope Of witch Is solid oak extension, IL
feet long, together with many other articles not
necessary to mention.
-ALSo,-
A very superior second la nd BAGArELLE Ia
BILE. with balls and cues complete.
mh II E Il. COOK. Auct.
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BY J. III. DIgges, Auct.

A UCTION SALE.-On WEDNESDAY MORN
n ING, At IL O'Clock, March goth, viii be sold,
to the hi est bidder, the premises. on the n
lev in rear Of Main street, between 1th and sth
streets al ininiDg Smms' steam Planning MIL,
SHOP, suitable for carpenter, or OF ner purposes
Tine above SHOP has an uueXplred lease OF neal
fv. years. The buildings new, and worthy the
attention of builders and others.
TEkas.-Casn. }. II. DIGOEs, Auct T.
n \ Ro,,Tp salesman min lids
CHERRIES SALE OF OAK PLANk.-Wll
- be sold, on MONDAY, the 18th March, at
o clock p. NJ, at the factory lately occupied by
Jas. l.. Lyon, corner of Main aud 18th streets
about 10 OoU feet of inch oAh LII MBER, to satisfy
tax bills In my hands.
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BY Jas. Nj. Taylor Il Son, Auct's.
TWO VAIN ABLE LOTS IMMEDI.

L ATELY IN REAR OF TIE UPPER NbG-
ETABLE MARKET, BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS, AT AUCTION.-we will
sell, upon tie premises, on TUESDAY, 18th day
valuable Lots, Immediately in rear of the Up;
per Vegetable Market. between Marshall aud
Ciav streets, and adjoining on the north two brick
teuements lately erected They front together 10
feet and run back 65 feet.
TERNs.-One- fourth cash the balance at g. IL
aud l. months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, aud secured ny trust deeds. Taxes for
1851 to be pa id by the purchasers.
NH II las II TAYLOR x SON, Aucts.
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By Thomas w. Keesee, Auct'r,
t0hice corner of 18th aud Cary street>.)

CROCK OF GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, TO-
> BACCO, CIGARS, STORE FI&TURES, &C,
AT AUCTION VIII be sold, on W EDN ESDAT
MORNING March 90th commencing at 10 o'clock
at the store of Messrs. G.. Z. Word 4 Brother. cor
ner 18th aud Main streets. All of their stock of
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, STORE FIX
TURES, sc. -
ALSO-A large lot of very superior CHEWlN G
and SMOKING TOBACCO, put up expressly for
our retail sales
TERMs.-For all sums under $50, cash $50 and
paper. [mh l4l THOS W KEESEE Auct
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By Thomas w. keesec, Auct'r,

(Ofice corner of 18th and Cary streets)
a. RISES, MULES, BUGGIES,
I-WCARTS. AND WAGONS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION. win be sold, on SATU RpAY
MORNING. March 10th, commencing at 10 o'clock
at the horse auction lot, on Council Chamber Hi!
very fine FAMILY HORSE, warranted sound
iue, large, Work HORSES.
very superior MULE, warranted sound.
open BUGGY and HARM hSs, In good order
CART.
SPRING WAGON.
good SADDLEani Birdie.
NH IS THOS. w. kEESEE, Auct'r.