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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
Warentnn, North Carolina, June 22-cidS
REEDy gOTTOM FOR SALE.

WILL he sold on the premises ohe highest bidder
w on FRIDAY, the first day of October next, on
credit of one Two and thee years. the above named es
tate the residence Of the late Thomas Watkins deceas
ed on Dan River, miles southwest Of Halifax, Court
House and 10 mile. below Milton, North Carolina, con-
taIoing 7s5, acres good portion Of which Is in woods
obou, $40 first Low Grounds; the up lands orr
cinay Of the finest quality, have been cultivated for
number OF Yeas the four shift sysem is wei! adapt
ed 10 the growth Of Tobacco Corn, Wheat, Cats and
Glover. On the land il convenient and comfortable
Dwelling House, with all necessary ou,houses.
Adjoining the above is another tract cf 276i acres
with a good portion Of woods which will be gold ell
Their separate or connected as may be most suitable to
purchasers this tract has also good Dwelling anu
other outhouses.
Persons wishing to purchase, will be shown the
lands by Mr.. George r. Richardson, residing on the
premises, or by the subscriber.
Privilege for seeding wheat will be gwen IN the
Fall and nos session on The first day OF January next.
' ~ WILLIAM WATKINS,
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POWH0TAN LAND For SALE


PURSUANT 10 decree Of the superior Court Of
Chancrry FOR the Richmond Girrait, III the State ri
Virginia. pronounced Tie a3i day nf March, 1877,
the Of William Mum, plaintiff against James SIC
jrarnian aGminis.aio. he boris with the will an
meSed Of James acDeain:an deceased, ani others, DE-
PENDANTS, the undersigned, appointed by ti- said de-
cree commissioner for tha. purpose, viii, MOSDAf
the Gh DAY Of September neyt, that being Powhatan
County Court day, proceed 10 sell II the Cc ausr II
said county, the highest bidder al pubic auction,
tract or parcel Of land conveyed ny sad William Mann
10 William A. Cooke Sr In rnst for the benefit Of 10
sepii McDrarman, Executor of james McDsarnan, de
ceasrd by deed made By said Iann and wife, and adj
ntted TO record IN The Court Of Powhatan county, on
tile 2Ist dag of September, ie20.
TIE above III sntionrd tract Of lard IL described
living in the county of Powh:taa, IN ,hr fork of the
South and North branches Of Fine Creek, containing
four hundred and by survey. IL il be
ered 10 be about tee miles from tie Court House q.
the county IN an agreeable and healthy neghba mood
aud TO comprise due proportion Of wood ana Cleared
land, some of which Is said To be very good
TgsMs :--One-foisth of the purchase money to be
raid in cash. and the balance in three equal instruments
of six twelve and eighteen monhs, bearing interest
from The day Of sale; the purchaser giving bonds with
surety Tor Tie credit payments, and The commissioner
executing conveyance until The purchase money IS
paid, and n conveyance directed BY the Court.
IuIy 3l-cld5 TflOS. r. GILES, Conf.
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BUCKINGHAM WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

THE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing TO his
L friends and the public generally, that he has taken
charge of The above establishment, and Is now prepared
visitors, and TO give them his undivided at
tentlon
These Springs are situated IL miles : E. OF Encking
ingham Court house, II miles n. w. Of Farma, 6
miles from the New Store, | mile from the town Of
Curdsville and 3 miles s. w. Of Willis Mountains.
10 make comment necessary.
Good Music has been procured.
Board per week, 81: board per day, 81 25; so cents
per meal; children ant servants half price. Lodging
IL, cens horse per day, rs cents do per week 81 So
July 23-c5t P;cHARD A. BOOKER.
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July l3-c,ds Executor ofTho's Watkins. deceas
LAND I'M ORANGE FOR SALE.

r,up suhsc, h.r spain offers for sale his valuable
Tract Of Land lying in The so an " Of o oanss on
the Rapid Ann River, three miles from me .opi.
and louisa Railroad The tract contains sir hundred
acres, and has NOT superior IN The county. The I'm
provemen,s confo,tate was so iuY ao'e,useu
dssr,in,ion Any person wishing particular drscrip-
tom. j. referred TO Mr John Willis Orange H. or to
the subscriber postage paid: Inc Ias, VIII Dc shown
~G I"iyy T7-cw3w {. e. MACON.
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JOS STaRKE, In
THO. ]. srARKE, trustees.

BY virtue of another deed OF trust, executed by the
same parties, Of the same date, snail. as surviving
Trustee expose TO public sale, for cash, the
tine and Place, two hundred of land, adjoining
the above tract. Two-ihrdS of this land in WOOD
Of tho tract Is meaLow land Of excellent quality
part OF which has been IN grass. Selling Trustee,
shall only convey such title may be vested . me,
though believe il good.
THO. J. STARKE, Trustee.
The above sales will be made with my consent, US
intend directly after to remove South.
may 7-cwlds BURWELL STARKE
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DAGS.-The highest market price, in cash.
II paid Tor cotton and linen Rags, coored OF
white, a, the Franklin Paper Mill in this city
Parcels forwardedlo the subscriber will be prompt-
ly attended TO, and paynen, RENTED, as instructed
by the owners. JOHN RICHARDS,
Superintendent Franklin Paper Min.
July l7-c2aW5W
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE

In NORTH CAROLINA FOR SALE.
an TUESDAY, the lTth day Of August next. the
W subscribers Trustees will sell the premises
"WUODLY," the late residence of Daniel Turner,
anon, the same distance from shocco and from Jones'
White Sulphur Springs.
The tract contains 1860 acres and is generally Of
good quality, large part is IN wood, and about nall
Tie tract Is hrst tate land.
The subscribers feel warranted in saying that Il y,
in all respects, OF the most beautiful and most desl
rable residences N the State
The Dwelling House Is new, and very large, and
highly convenient and the huiIdn IS very rG n
s.c end well built and arranged on The very best an
and the grovesarc iasefully laid OUT and ornamrntrd
with flowers and shrUbbery.
The ne.liborhood is famed for health and good so
ciry
The sale will be made on credit OF one and TWO
yrars, WIKI interest from the day 81 sale.
'' ALFRED ALSTON.
WILLIAM PLUMxER.
Wnnentnn North Carnllna June 22-Ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13

The PILES They can be permanently and edec-
,,y cured, whether internal or external, bleeding or
nd. BY DR.. Upham's Vegetable Electuary. This is
nercenary announcement, but 1.-THE truth, the whole
an and nothing but the TRUTH"
:. Sold Wholesale and Retail by WAR & KnTcHAh,
:, Fullon Street, New York, and by P. JOHNSTON.
;csrist. No. lis Main Street, Richmond. Price one
.,l,, per bottle.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND PER-

oONAL Eo ~ 1 L, NEAR l.lCEIGOfD.
by virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed 10 the sub
10 scfhers by Burwell Sta,kc aud Ann y. his wife,
for certain purposes therein specified bearin: date 2d
February, 1913, we shall expose 10 public sale, tie
premises four i've niles from the CRY nj Richmond
on FRIDAY The both OF August, lsl., II fair Otherwise
The next fair day. the Tract of Land which The said
Burwel Starke Bo% resides containing, by
vey one hundred and sixysS acres, together with The
improvements, which ccnsis; of rwo.stoiied
nweiiinI irise, aud all The necessary outhouscs.
iaE.e PARTON OF HE cleared land highly nanuIed, and
vedy productive There age ten hitesn acres of ex
celisni meadow land nav in grass. The nrphborhood
Is good. aud very healthy
IERMs Al salr and viii lie very accommodating.
We SHAH, al The sam: time, sell for cash. valuable
seero Woman an excellent COOK and scamstrcss with
tNo children. We shall also sell, on a credit, all the
Household Furniture some valuable Mules, Wagon
and Harness, &c, sc. Selling a Tr,Is ees we shall
convey such title is vested as Trustees though
We believe ii good.
JOS sTARkE, lr,r,,.
THO. j. SrARKE trustees.
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e. Is. luck,

VENDER FOR D. PAINE & CD,
MANAGERS OF LOTTER tES-RicHNoSp, VIRGINIA.
n PAINE 4 co. IRE now scattering Their large
~ prizes through the country, making The poor rich
and the rich glad.
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Miles Amber.

MACHINE SASH, BLIND, and DOOR MANU-
lNI FACTURER, and GLAZIER, on lath Street.
South East Corner Of Capitol Square, Richmond, We.
QH. I3~sH
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" National InielIisencer requested to copy.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS In
LOUISA AND GOOCHLAND.

LOUISA AND GOOCHLAND.
THE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by a de
cree OF the County Court Of Louisa in The case OF
Watson aud others W. Watson and others, will, on
WEDNESDAY, the isl day OF September, Iei7, (if
TAR, II not on the fair day thereafter sell To the
highest bidder, al public auction, CT the Gum Spring,
The residence If Micajal Parrish, that portion Of the
lands belonging 10 tile Estate Of the late Col Joseph
Shelton, which, by decree Of the County Court of
Goochand have been allotted the heirs Of The late
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson.
One tract "ths land containing about 30 acres lies
IN The county OF Louisa, near Isbes Store adjoining
The lands Of Robert ii. ishe, Dr. WIN. ). Fowler and
others. Two other Tracts, containing respectively
about aG1 and 35D acres lie the county Gnochland
Shrlton's Mill. being parcel, OF the Estate on
which The late Col. Shelton resided.
The lands viii be divided TO suit purchasers Pos.
session for the purpose OF seeding crop Of wheat will
be given at The usual time, and final possession at the
end of the year.
TERMS "A credit Of one and two years will be g-
yen except rs 10 The COSTS Of suit and expenses or sale
The purchasers giving bond with approved security and
The title being retained az further security.
}. II. RAWLINGS,
Tt,0 all,
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AUCTION SALES.
ELK HILL.
IND HALF OF Elk ISLAND

IND HALF OF ELK ISLAND,
WILL be OFFERED FOR SALE. n, public AUG
W tiHn, on the premises, on THURSDAY, The 7th
day Of October.
This Estate contains aboat 2i 90 acres, Of which
$50 acres low grounds of tie best qualify and
about the quantity Of high land, of great fertility
III cul'iyation Tie dwelling house new, large and
hanesone; Tile farm Buildings III excellent orders
intr gri-t and saw mill. Situated James River 5u
miles shove Hcbnond. ';he freight of buslel OF
wheat i'oy cent?, and Of hhd Of tobacco75 cents
For inr;her particulars. reference IS made former
advertisements.
TEKMS.-Ohe-io fourth OF the purchase money cash;
The balance III three equal annual n-iamen;s, with in
tefest from The day Of sa'e. A bond with deed Of
trust on Tie properly viii be required for The deferred
payments.
All necessary preparations for sow ~ GRO? Of wheat
will 90 I'LL lr day of sales after which, every faci
~ will be afforded 10 the purchaser.
II viii give pleasure TO show the property TO any
one " no desires 10 examine H.
Ny address Is Gainesville. Cumberland CO., Va.
PEYTON HARRISON,
AIRY for II. c. Harrison, AdmS Of X. Harrison.
Anr otI,
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Pleasure excursion,

FROM WALkERTON, TO OLD TUINT
AND NORFOLK,
on MONDAY, 18TH AUGUST.
+ r The swift and comfortable Steamer
tssT:5sSS3Xs OSIRIS, Capt. JAMES HENDERSON
will arrive at WALKERTON on SATURDAY EVEN
ING. the I4ih Of August, and will make a PLEASURE
EXCURSION TO OLD POINT aai NORFOLK, on
Monday, The lGih giving persons an opportunity TO
visit the Navy Yard Dry Dacs, and Ship Pennsylvania
nuw lying anchor between the Forts and return
TO Wakcs,on son the following Wednesday, leaving
Norfolk At 8 o clock, A. NJ.
Every thing i'll be done make The trip agreeable
l~r A splendid Band of Military ard Co,ilon Music
will be in attendance. Passage and fare for the trip S.
An E-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13

AN APPRENTICE WANTED.
A YOUTH about sixteen years OF age, who
n can read and write well, ana can orins gooa
recommendations, vii! be taken as an apprentice
al The Enquirer Office Aug. D.
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W.P.Tnrpim' $ lottery Office,

IN Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass iS, for 1917 to be drawn
Aug 18th. % No. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme $40 900. 10000, 5000, 800, =, I60 prizes
of $780, 10 or OUn, 20 OF sou, ,Ui, Tickets
sl0; halves ); quarters 80.
100000 10000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 50, for 1917, be drawn
Aug 81. - Number lottery-l3 drawn ballots
Grand Scheme: $4,000, alON0, lnoo0, 5000, $500,
500 2,2s5 a,00O ~ Of 400, 50 OF 500 etc Tickets
So halves s; quarters 80.
$4,000! $4,000! $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass SO, for 1857, 10 be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, Aug. Is. Is Drawn Nos ont
Of IS. Grand scheme: prize OF $40 oco l6,aeO, ~,
600, 5000. 100, Goa, 27nS, 81 Of l,O00 80 Geo. ca
Of 400, leg Of 800, sc. Tickets SIo halves 5; quarters
50.
10 In addition to the above, there are smaller
Schemes-Captals ranging from $4,000 To S2O,000, and
Tickets from 81 To S5dra1ings OF which received
daily.
Remiiiances received free IF postage Drawing for
warded, when requested, assoon as received.
Forsmaller Schemes, see OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Aug w. p. TURPIN.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIME subsc rher wishes To rent Farm ri from $50 10
80 acres, wei improved, above the city OF Rich
pond and ON Tic North side of James Riyrr-noi ex-
ceedinz 10 10 miles from the city. In the event OF
his not e-c,ng sale O: his p'cp.ty near Frederick
burg 10y the 1T OF September neat, known by the name
of WHITE PLAINS, he will offer |, In exchange for
such property as above described. II is situated
within two hundred wards Of the corporation line Of
Fredericksburg and IL Of the most delightful resi-
Jrnces in the State The amplitude Of The buildings,
the healhfulness aud privacy Of their locality, render
il well adapted for an Academy. There are twenty
acres Of land in high state of Improvement, and the
g1ounds about the house tasefully laid or, and
0rnamented with variety OF shade trees fnwers and
shrubhery. VI. 4. LII HLI.
r. s-Any communication addressed to me, at Ere
derlckshurg. will meet with prompt attention.
Fredericksburg, Aug. E-c6i
FEMALE SCHOOL IN POWHATAN.
THE subscribers Schoa will reopen on the Let Oc-
tober next, and he will receive into his family few
borders, TO whom particular attention will be paid in
every respect. The situation is remarkably healthy,
and in pleasant neighborhond.
Board and Tuition in English, e65 90
French, ~ w
Instruction In Music, and use Of Piano, % so
Day Scholars, Is %
Payments will be required In advance, and no reduc
ton for lost time, excerpt al the discretion OF the sub
seriber. My address is Genito Post Office PGwatan.
Aug l3-cw4w WM. MURRAY
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By the Northern Mail.
KENTUCKY.

I Fron, the Flcmimgs5urg (Ky) Flag Aug. !
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Tickets si0 halves S; quarters %. CerlihcaIes OF
packages of &c Whoes slao-sharcs IN proportion.
Another Brilliant Sstcms!
S5OOOO $4,000! sl250O!
LOWEST THREE NO. PRIZE $500.
snsquehlnnu Lottery, No. 49, TO be drawn at BALI
more oh Wednesday, Aug p, iei7 70 Nos' Id dfawn'
n,z. of ss ,S prize of s., 96a
Ss o0o :" 5000
:. IA so0 100 LOCO
sDQ0 leo I" 500, &c
Tickets GIG: halyess O0;quarers %. Certificate
OF 90 wholes Sl9.-shares IN proportion.
% Orders for Tickets under our management will
D. PAINE l. CO., Managers,
Orto c. w. PURCELL,
July 81 hichmoho' Va
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%. Paine 81 Co.,
faNnGEoS OE LOTTERIES

MANAGERS OF LU ERIES.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TINE attention of adventures and patrons oil FUR
L TUNES HOME is called 10 the Grand Schemes
below. They all worthy OF attention. Address or
drrs TO us, or To
G. W. PURCELL, Agentfor the Managers,
Richmond. Virginia.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST.
IS, 900 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81, TO he drawn
at Wilmington. Delaware, on Saturday Aug 81 1877.
Hr,v
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3. W.. i7sauyy & Co.,

ON A N y G ERS.)
Successors to j. &. GREGORY s. co.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" .MOND. Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
10000 DOLLARSi
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. Is, for ls47, to be
dawn at Alexandria, Saturday, Aug H. GO No. Loite-
ry-lO drawn ballots
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LOWEST THREE Nh. PRIZE $500.
Susquehanna Lottery. Class 49, for 1917, be drawn
"Wednesday, Aug. 9th, al baltimore. 80 Nos, IL
drawn Grand Capitals: prize Of $50 GOO OF 1000,
of IL 500 of 5000. OF 5,ata, / of 1000, loO Of
l000 lao Of 500, Tickets SID; halves s. quarters
I. Certificates Of packages OF &c Whole Tickets
S92-shares in proportion.
All who want Ia realize a fortune nj a small outlay,
should rrcocct that prizes only be had tro sh the
hands OF LUCK, therefore their orders should be ad-
dressed To G. b. LUCK, Richmond, Virginia.
lcr Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price Of three Tickets.
IuIy N e. r. LICK Richmond Va
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j. M. aAarEse.

j. M. Gsa rESe.
ONE or THE OLDEST A"D MOST SUCCESSFUL
LOTTERY VENDORS IN THE UNITED STATES,
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND VA.
CLARKE distributed last month"; To his correspond
- ents, several Capital Prizes, and has sold more
large Capital Prizes than any other Vend.r in the Uni
ted States having sold capitals of sos 0O0 Of 00u
of 10 0Oo of 1000, Is ooO and ~ Of OG0 Most
Of the fortunate holders are Sill living witnesses of the
fact. Address, postage free.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST. le47.

Splendid LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST. le47.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery Glass is, for 1871, 10 be drawn
Aug. 18th. GO No Lnttrry-i0 Drawn Ballots. Grand
Scheme 100000 10 co., 5,0OO $500 . I6o, of $780,
10 of 00O % Of 5OO ~ Of 3OO ETC. Tickets S0 aases
S; quarers2 so.
$4,000! 10000! 10000
Alexandra Lottery, Cass So for 1877, 10 he drawn
Aug. 2st- 75.No. Lnery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand
22~5, 1900, IS of 1000, 81 Of sou Tickets si0
halves s; quarters 50.
" Orders for Packages Certificates, or single Tick
es in the above Schemes addressed 10 the ndersien-
ed attended To by return of Mall and when requested
an of the Drawings forwarded 50 soon rs re-
ceived. Address JOHN VI. CLARKE,
Aup . Richmond, Va
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Ticketu slo; haIves S; euarlers 2 SO.
san n.,nl on n0nI 10 nnn

Tickets $40; halves 5; giailtrs 3D.
~ Orders inr certificates or PACKAGES, single TICK
and Shares In any Of the above Schemes, address
ed to the undersigned will receveihe most prompt a.
tention, aud an account Of each drawing forwarded
]. W. MAURY & CO., Managers,
July % Richmond Virginia.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST. 1877.

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST. s47.
IS 600 DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81, 10 he drawn
nj Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Aug. 81, I8i7
20 Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Capitals: prize oi S:;5-
900, 900, 10000 6OG, 5000. 81. 20 OF 500 30 Of
900, - Of 49, % nf Stu, 20 III 49, &c Whole Tick
SID; halves s; quarters > 50. Certificates Of pack
ages OF 20 Whole Tickets S2O-shares in proportion.
D..II C..L
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Died.
On Saturday, the 4th inst, F. C. SHAW In the 6bth
year Of his age.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his IN
neral this Sunday afternoon at halt past O'Clock
from his late residence, No Ia John rect near Broad
wav.
On Saturday, 4th inst, JOSEPHINE v s,mo,,oS orIv
daughter Of Charles NJ and Sarah Av,n smonaon ac.d
years and month. "e
The friends Of the family invite TO attend the fu
neral TINS Sunday morning, at alf past O'Clock,
from tho residence OF her parents az, Third strset
On Saturday, the 4th inst CHAx.Lys CLosry son Of
CAREY ana Ellen Glossy aged year aud 0 m onths
The friends OF the family are res oeotfuv invited to
attend bis funeral this Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from he residence Of his parents So Washington street.
without further notice.
On Friday, the Sd inst, M Aruars RrpwAv
ne friends OF the family res ,ectfully invited TO
attend his funeral from his late resi- fenc West 10th
street this Sunday afternoon At o'clock without
further notice VJ-Trsnton IN. ~ papers will plesss
copy.
or Group, MAReARxr, daughter OF Edward and Eliza
days.
Their friends and those Of Edward Vandeuhon, his
Drother-inlaw likewise his uncle, VIM Boyle his father
Michael Cowhy, and his brothsr-in law, Henry May
fathers residence, No 100 Broome street. at O'Clock,
this Sunday afternoon.
On the let December Mrs NArcr g., wife Of DR..
w Tompkins, In the olst year Of her age
The relatives and friends Of the family and "a her
sons DIR VIM and Jaa N Tompkins, and the members
Of CMasonc) Independent Lodge No 7, Harmony Lodge
No "a |. q OF o. ", New York Lodge No Al o.. Of O
" also Tsmmany Society, invited to at
tend her funeral, Tuesday afternoon December, 7th
at O'Clock, r. NJ, from her late residence No Ioi
Bowery, without further invitation l-fer rem ,ans
win be taken 10 Greenwood for intermsnt. 1t
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MONEY MAHKET.
Saturday, Dec. A-6P. m.

Quotations for stocks to-day exhibited slight i'm
provement At the first board Farmsrs Loan advanced
per cent; Harlem &; Reading Bonds Vi Pennsylvania
SIS u; Ohio 6'sK Illinois a. All others closed prices
current yesterday.
At the second board there WAS another advance in
Harlem of per cent There very little done to-day
at either board Spectators anxiousy waiting the
arrival Of the steamer she having been at
fifteen days, and Is over due. We SHALL without much
doubt, receive her news tomorrow Sunday and give
1t to the public In an extra
The Bank Of Baltimore, the Mechanics' and the Pa
tapso Bank of Baltimore have each declared semiau
nual dividend Of three and half per cent.
The exports Of specie from this port for the past week.
were S652o26, the whole Of which went to Liverpool
The following table will show the amount in the ssve-
raj repositories on the Goth Of subject to the
draft Of the United States Treasurer