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NEW YoRK, July 2-p. m.
by DYER a MCGUIRE. Auctionesr..


LEAsIsoLS FhoF&sTSssH%s%, o sssIss s,s,
Of ehanee in The case Of Joseph Edmund Law
as viii ]
' c. % day e I%y f s%.S Sa =
the estate Of Thomas s Law g -" . T s Az,
E 81 g, i 81: ! J "a il < and .
BBS g IS. ! s;is: $3.50,
% ss3 %. 90 20 "a, S' .nda7
Do "a lots a, Il, 81, IS, rs, and 81.
Do 7ss I o, R,i Pa - 49, IS 49, a. and %.
49, i Io,. ?, | and s,Dao
Also the following leasehod properly, 70 witt
nue. on perpetual ground ss psyaol. ash anu
ID Part OF lot square so fronting Psnnsyiv
MIA perpetual lease annual ground rent sss p'y'
"a Pan Of LOT l. square 10 fronting on street, pspe
us lease ground rent sls, payable April 5
Lot 5 ssl perpetual annual ground w.
sh n.f Of e ssa, perpetual lease annual
are ess.d ss s"y S n. ~ a
Ts%. Of sale onefour balance in three equal
.. day r.. trustee ,.s n. .a ns ~. e 's s
So m S Complied s with within Ave days
q inc sale y The court deed, VIII be given the cost OF the Pur
e"'e' ''' " JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
DYER MccUIRE,
June o4-eods Ancnonser..
oy-Immsd,.s.iy the sal. Of tn. above. W. shall
valuable "bomestesd suitable for coun
Try residences the city, and lying the new county
n leading TO Bisdensburgi
covered with heavy wood, each
lying Of the rosd-be'oufa '0p"s
for building ,s,,a.d into
Also rs open land situated Of the road [ ~
two road sueet
Joining Of the Messrs. willard - ..,, .u,t.b.
~ with wood attached 70
for boaufm country villa, which, II required car " '"
into two afordng sites 9f " ~ s.,p .nv
The o as down tho plat, twhch can I. =, ~
inc neyiou. To or on sale can be -
views OF bidders The most distant ~ "'' - ~ 80"
~ the centre Title indisputape g. 49,
Terms One cash balance IN Wo 'qui p'S '' "'
secured by deed o. uush DYER Mcguire,
- huctoneers.
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DULWER's "Not o Had as we SEEM - c""e"y.
ID The Daughter OF Nigbt-a story by - w tmium,
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Jups 10 Bookseller, 9th
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T ONDON ART JOURNAL for June, containing the
second OF the illustrated OF the exhibition Of tho
industry Of all nations.
Hsrpers Magazine for July.
Humboldt. COSMOS, volume 2, nsrpers edition.
Just received by TAYLOR h MAURY,
July3 Booksellers, near 9th street
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TH Enura~,nrs Of American Art-unton TOT tne
sub.csers OF o are received ready for distribution at
"' NS TAYLOR \ MAURy's
Iup.s bookstore, near 9th Ut.
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NEw and beautiful style. Of fAncy sArss. with ~es'
~ attached.
Also, super Lsle thread under shirts and hnfhoss
Gauze .x,,ci.
Fresh suppy Of rs mobar SOCKS and desirable sucs
for warm weather, Just received and for sale 1T u..
= CHAs. n. LANES
/. Genuemen's Furnishing Store, Psnn'SWaoa"
Msy 20 m
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Bank Of tho Metropolis,
Washington, July !, 1881
nUls hank win he clo,o8 ss usp, on Friday and
i all notes then due must be provided for previously.
July 2-2uf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-11
From the N. o. Picayune.
LATER FROM TEXAS.

By the arrival yesterday of the steamship Pampero,
Capt Wells, we have received papers from Galveston
to the 29th ult.
Late rains throughout the country have greatly ben.
Gifted the crops. They generally have very prom
Using appearance. However, in Houston, Walker and
Montgomery counties, the drought still continues and
not more than hall a crop of corn will be made
A gentleman writing from Livingston, Polk county,
says that the writer, after traversng nearly the whole
OF Liberty county, found large tracts Of the finest sugar
lands. He says he has recently on them full
" six feet in height, and when it is fully matured it
frequently attains the height OF fifteen sixteen feet
The political canvass continues very exciting through
out the Stale. Gen Chambers, candidate for Cover
nor has just issued an address The General says ne ia
q Democrat.
The Democratic Convention for the Eastern District
OF Texas-that was recently represented by MIR. kaut-
man-ne at Henderson the 9th inst, and nominated
Richard Scurry. There are three other Democratic
candidates in the field.
>, We learn from the Texas papers that Col. q, w.
Hockey died at Corpus Christi the 9th ult. Thus,
says The Galveston Joun has departed another OF The
veterans Of the Texas revolution. Col Hockey was
a native OF Philadelphia, but resided for some time in
Tennessee, from which State he went to Texas some
time IN 1885. He was in the battle of San Jaciu to,
where he commanded the artillery and acted aid TO
Gen. Houston. He Secretary OF War, during
part OF Gen. Houstons first and second adninistra
tons.
He was buried in the cemetery which Gen. Taylor
laid oil during the time the army encamped at
Corpus Christi. 1t is stated that he kinsan OF
the ilustrious Stephen Decatur.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-11

We believe ii is the general supposiion, and cor
respondent actually expresses his belief that "ed
can read anything except straight lines" What
ever editors may be able TO accomplish by dn of long
practice and hard guessing it great mistake sup
pose that bad penmanshp matter OF no conse quence
in writings intended for the newspaper press The au-
hors themselves are the chief sufferers for the compo
stors necessarily deeipher the manuscript with but little
regard to its meaning and il they put word for an
other they are less be blamed than the writer who
leaves it uncertain what the word is
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-11

A WHOLESOME TRUTH.-The Selma (Ala.)
Southern Enterprise, a paper neutral in politics,
but chiefly devoted, as its name implies, to the
encouragement and advancement of Southern i'm
provements, pertinently remarks:
If men who 60 to sleep murmuring "Southern
Rights" and in their morning yawns draw out
Southern Rights" and name their children
"Southern Rights would devote little Of their
attention to the development of Southern resour-
ces, they would soon have "rights' that would
maintain themselves.
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DIED.

On the 9th inst, at II o'clock. P. NJ. after short
Illness OF Typhoid Fever CHARLES HENRY, old
est son Of Csspar and Magdaline Wendlnger aged
years and 10 months.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-11
SPECIE IN THE BANK OF FRANcE.-The Par
pondent of The N. Y. Commercial says:

pondent OF The N. Y Commercial says:
The enormous accumulation in the Bank of France
continues. Last week there addition of nearly
f200 600, which makes the total now held little short
of f24 900 OOO while the circulation is only 800
600 900. A year ago the Bullion was only fl9 O00,-
900 and the circulation equal to what it is now
Under these circumstances it easy why the Ca
lornia supplies have yet produced their full effect
on the relations of money in Europe. Within twelve
months not less than G500000 has been added to the
stock at Paris without any portion OF it being put into
uae
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P:S.-Ast the most conclusive evidence of the state Of
public sentiment here, assembage of about sixty
persons, convened for the purpose OF celebrating the
Fourth OF july at one OF the election precincts paper
instrucung COL Randolph received the signatures of
every potter present except taoo of whom was in
favor Of the White Basis and the other though in favor
of the Mixed Basis, and wishing us all success with the
Instructions, still refused sign. know good many
have positively refused sign any instructions allie
gng that Col. Randolph knew well enough the wishes
OF the people, and needed instructions satisfy him
publicly and privately made, he would have none for in
structops of any sort whatever While | will admit
that people may BIO disposed to acquiesce in The
msnamed compromise, still it will be in the feeling OF
they that forced upon them by the deseron OF
men who, could their course have been iorereen would
not have been sustained by even corporaPs guard.
[The Wing, Enquirer and Examiner requested to
copy.
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THE BASIS QUESTION IN ALBEMARLE.
ALBEMARLE, July 9Th, 1851.

Mr.. w. C.. Darlington, Editor of the Times:
DEAR SIR: The annunciation of the potential in
sructions from Bedford and Campbell has created quite
sensation here: Before this we had given I'D in des-
pair Persons already procuring signatures TO
instructions to move COL Thos j. Randolph if posi-.
bic. A meeting will be held to. morrow, (court-d
and the necessary steps taken to make known once
more the wishes OF our people. 1t will be impossible
in the short space of time between this and the 9Th to
procure and forward the signatures of majority of the
put III h. es ah pPeu1e aiea number and IN
purpose The discussion will be, doubtless renewed
and continuing, as suppose some days. will enable US
to get u majority.
] saw, yesterday, personal and political friend of
Col. Randolph's, who was chiefly instrumental in pro-
curing and sending COL Randop the list of 2O5 names
approving OF his course and advising him not to move
reconsideration under the circumstances believing that
majority would acquesce rather than disturb the mat
ter again. who unhesatngy stated that the question
will come up again, by the move from the Bedford dis
trict, he thinks Col. Randolph ought now to vote
against the Compromise and that he should address
letter to him requesting him to do SO.
How Col. Randolph can find sufficient apology
for pursuing the course he has done imagine.
He stated in the canvass that he preferred the Fede
raj Basis but il this could not be gotten. he should vote
for the mixed basis, unless instructed to do otherwise
and now he asks tor instructions OF such character
as to render almost impossible to get them to sustain
that which he pledged himself to vote for unless poei
lively instructed to do otherwise Many of Col. Ran
dophs political friends who recollect his declarations
in the canvass, look on his course not only nexpl-
caoe Du ALMOST unparoonape, independent also OF the
fact that he has always protested to look upon the
right OF instruction as sacred aud nvoabe. And now
to disregard instructions gotten up in the usual old
fashioned mode, by the peoples meeting and express
ing themselves boldly and openly on their court days
is indeed mystery.
Col. Randolphha openly acknowledged the I'M
doubted fact no longer than last May, that large
majority OF his constituents wanted the mixed basis,
and according TO good Democratic Jefersonian Repub-
lcan doctrine, their wishes should be his guide. In
conclusion let me add, that owe you and the good
people Of Bedford and Campbe debt of lasting graf
ude. Their energy and perseverance, is in the mouth
OF every one and your NOBLE independent and fearless
stand in defence OF our rights and interests will be pro-
perry appreciated, we trust, by the whole people of
Eastern Virginia at least.
Truly and faithfully yours,
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A SUMMARY.-The editor of the Fredencks-
burg News thus describes his doings on the 9TH:
We were in Fredericksburg, at the Slashes in
Hanover, and in Richmond on the 4th. We
heard for an hour and half the best 4th of July
speech we ever did hear, from Mr.. ]. H. Lacy
We heard for one hour and three quarters one of
the best sermons we ever heard from DR.. Dogget.
We then rode some fifty miles to the Slash Cot
tage in Hanover, eat our third dinner, was toast
ed, returned thanks in few remarks, heard Hec-
tor Davis, Morris, Bolts, and others, danced the
celebrated 'break down. with the "bacheor,"
beat him all hollow con the light fantastic toe"
and so won the admiration ofthe ladies that until
eight in the afternoon we were tripping it with
some fair one in the May dance. Wearrived at
Richmond by 8, was in bed at 10, and in few
moments was soundly asleep dreaming of Repub-
can Governments, the blessings of railroads, the
Slash lasses, John Minor Bolts, call the world
and the rest of mankind
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STATE CONVENTION.

THURSDAY, July 10, 1851.
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment, and,
after prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Early of The Methodist
Episcopal church, the journal OF yesterdays proceed
ings was read and approved.
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RELEASE OF KossuTH.-A letter dated, Cor
stantinople, May Oath, says:

stantnople, May Oath, says:
SIT is now understood here that Kossuth and
his fellow exiles have received positive promise
from the Turkish government that, come what
will, they shall be at liberty the first of Septem-
Der next. | asked one ofKossuths compatriots,
the other day, whether he thought Kossuth would
60 to America. @Yes," said he, "when he has
no'hope ofany thing better" That is, when he
is satisfied that there is hope of the delivsrance
of his country, he will accept the offer SO gene
rously made to him by the American government,
and spend the rest of his days in that land which
has become so great an asylum for the oppressed
of all nations"
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EXPORT OF SPrcIE-The Arctic, which sailed Mon
day tor Liverpool, took out $lOS7890, all in gold
The Boston steamer of next week will take 100000
in gold on account of the Mexican Indemnity, which
was paid by draft on the Boston ub-Tresaury.
The shipments specie for the week ending yesterday
foi1
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[IL0sOrHl OF YKANDRETn's vEGET.


ES the theory of the circulation of The blood was esao.
lish-d The springs vitality were then partially ex'
our We and understood that the food We cal
eed blood which repaired the waste OF the animal
food fuel which kc.psat lie heat The internal hes
aud invigorae the man The blood Is an electric
which this heat rancaon OF tile body even
b. exrem,ies the and horny nall While the blood Is
also the OF disease Food gives the
strength BranGrehs Pills the blood the necessary power
itself all impurities thus rendering the stream OF
and healthy. Ii more sincere, there would be
religious csees aud they kept closer 10 natures laws IN
bodies they would require little medicine.
now THEN wisdom proved the tina, when sickness
hem, Braudrrh's Vegetable Universal Pills. which
\ restores them 10 health.
ey are cuary aapicd this climate and require extra
uhen they used die; clothing They should be
the house upon the first Indication of sickness they
used the beginning more potent Tor good
"a dozen the sickness fixed III the system. In colds
s asthma rheumatism. stiveness, levers anI In all acute
decp.sea,ed palrs their effects will he found beyond all
Three fv- act like c!laTn often curing dangerous
Ids months of sickness and the evils thereto al
big Remember Branrets Pills known and fully tested
vine, used by hundreds Of thousands In this country
ner medicines They take only ha, from the blood which
weakness and pain leaving health and strength they
ice healthy sleep night, and appetite that reiishes all k'
bl Sold II DR. BRANoaErHS principal -, al Br2adwdy
il his retail Offices pa Bowery and 2i Hudson st. New York
agent place importance throughout the world
has certificate with lac strife OF the labels On the genuine
L. which the purchaser should oe careful toe mpare
/ NJ BRANCH, Richmond, Va.
| Only authorised wholesale and eta agent,
| No Last Main street. corner opposite Old Market
yy Agents and Planters be supplied al New York prices
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MERCHANDISE,
DnEss GOODS. Al COST

DltESS GOODS, Al COST.
IVl Spring. will ever. article from this LAY al cost
Tie stock aid desabe, large of bought late
ac.e the way Fancy Dress Goods
exactly al COST NV stock other Good, quite
advanced will sell en Al lcet reduced
tn. early part Ny stock OF Dress Goods Of
Low priced English aid American M"usans
Medium 10. ia. ID. o.
Super French Munslalw. all wool aud handsome
Plain and Fancy Alpaca.
English an' French Nermoa
In short nearly every Goods for Winter ALSO
pretty lot a. whit, aud "fr eInh"ered Msil- ai iic.s
for rsses with other styles, which invite tr attsr
Dee IL j. q; ciiENERy, opposite Depot
PARKER, BAYLY d NIMMO
RE receiving and opening to-day, December lSi $780,
"A Rich plain black wt!ered and figured Silks
| Plain and inquired coiocl do
| Brocade, embroidered ard Damask DO
| High colurei Salins AMI Flolenres
| variety VI thin eools for evening dresses
Printed and embroidered cashmeres and Non.ane'
| Dark Winter tingham-
| French aud English Prna
| Fine black and fancy coors, Cloths Cus,imscs
Silk. Cashmere and Velvet yes,inrs
| Pocket Silk handkerchief
Linen Cambria do, plain and embroidered
Black and fancy colored silk STARTS and Cra,as
Nerno Starts AMI Long Slawls
White and colorc.l PLAIN embroidered Grippe Shawls
French wrought Lace and Muslin Cap.s Collars Cuts ana sleeves
Rich Bonnet, Neck. Car and Bel, Ribbons
Cnlored and black Silk yrve,s
| Silk am, Velvet ManIias and Cloaka
Black B,mhazines and lparas
Table and Piano Covers
Table Damasksand Pillow Linens
Silk, Cotton and Meino Hosiery
/ kul Silk and Meno Gloves
silk alrno AMI Lambs Woo! SHIRTS AMI Draws
DO do Ladies' DO
I.ade. French shape Corsetts
. Suspendcrs
/ English Riding Cords and v,lvenes
Negro Blankets Kerseys and S,rn.tis
! Fine Ribbon bound Be-, BLANKETS
Bl. acrd Dolnesirs. Diapers, Crash
. IIuckahark and other Ioweius. Dee. IL
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.,

Q,
IE PresGen, and Directors the Ba n" Virginia have 'h
sy dividend OF four and quarter per Cent ou
.i, az he Bank Tor III. last BLK months snbjec, The decuc
quarter per the State which leaves four
81 81 per payable the Stockholders on the 18TH In
SAML. MARX, Cashier.
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Z UCt,s OFFICE, CORNER OF MAIN AND IaTii
IL s. REETS, Richmond, Virginia.
Drawing Of Patapsco Lottery, Class IS January 8:
is 81 IS 70 Is 80 ! 81 81 - u ~ s. &C.
Drawing Maryland Consolidated Lottery Class H. January B.
50 IA & 81 53 81 SO % IS , II Is %.
Schemes for the Week.
FRIDAY-Cupas Si1nl1 10 Of 800, &c - Nos IL drawn
FRIDaY~capias $1,000 4oc &c. &C Nos. Is drawn Tick
IL 81. -. 800 -. =,
SATURDAY-Capi,als: SIS $50 So 10 5000 10 OF COO 600
loves, No prize) IS Nos drawn. Tickets slD Jan g.
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PORTKAIT OF JENNY LIND.
AM NrnsIIIOS DAGUERREOTYPES IN COLOKS,


AM MrnsIiIOS DAGUERREOTYPES IN COLORS,
GROUND 49,
be appreciated out
friends are invited TO the original VlrSihn
~ m gallery where may found all the aes, Improvements
consisting OF The CELEROTYPE. by which infant children Iay oe
taken in one secod TALBoTYPE or Dasue!reoe on IN
and The IYALOTYPE Daguerreoypes on Glass, Sn, IN
every improvement now be Obtained al tue "
100, Main Street, above Governor -. c.. Yt,bt Ia
\ B-Their Northern Combination o&y LiS"' 10
now in full operations the largest IN NE state n, . RI
We have nspcc; the above style Of
here by Mcss.s Co. l59 Main street
oye Nv , process relief almost magical anu VA
ey highly plessine, obtained IN some case .e p"i ~
closely resembles an enameled miniature ~ us
cevs even an artistic others from the midst OF udlk oC
an ears the "hunan divine in all the 'y'ness OF NE
white eround surrounded weath Of flowers But we ee our
inability do full Justice 10 te 1eaum .neh as.
and Judge for themselves Messrs Pratt Co. claim % DC ne '
~ INTRODUCE die light the state anu appear 10 Dc con-
an,v jnyeu,iuc something the Improvement o Tue arr
To their gallery the shadow the substance aaes
Rcinrord IiHls 49, - .
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.sCoTIANs THINK.
VIVA

VIVA -SCOTIANS THINK.
September ~, 1879.
\ e have IN IN '.quacS medicines, as they
i are cslea lime, think II quite possible
nv Of these COZ 'ns properties which from tner DC.
I,al influence s.itui,on, have led Ia the many published
Ia,ory certificate .lr behalf We have speak Of
experience winter ensh nj me suffered from
cold caught the early part o. the cough being
and harrssin than BELIEF
res We procured Wisiars Basan; and
hess thai hal swallowed ns Contents ful doses pre-
Med cold had lei; As The for the proprietor oi
valuable medicine this mention this fact III
qua that have testimony be the value OF
hat II may % add 10 that Others similarly benefited
From the Boston Mercantile Journal.
medicine. coming respectable source and carefully
by experienced and skini physician IL received by the
conficnc Its efficacy has been proved IN many oh-
has rapidly extended 1t has been
,vey used i'll every part OF the country particularly in The
and Northern States and strong testimony intelligent
respectable persons, has been aducc iIyor
remedy Colds and Coughs Affections the Chest, Diseases
r &c.
,oK WELL. TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE TIL,
line BalSam put IN bottles with the words, "Dr Wls,dr
OF Wild Cherry Philadelphia, blown the glass; each bot,
bearing iabe! on the front, with the signature Of
I II. WISTAR, VI. d.
lone genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
tiress Fcwlr. Massachusetts
tor sale by GAYSOR & WOOD ADlE " GRAY aud PUR-
ill.,, LADD a. co. Richmond, and Druggists everywhere
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7. 4, KELVIN.

LUMBER DEALER, RICHMOND, VA.
uroISE RI DERS and Box Makers are informed a
~ a.sar,men Of Lumber suitable their purposes very
They can Al ali times supplied with Mahogany Of all sizes
for S,wrl Hand Rails AID Bansers; also White Pins fopla
&C. &c He has also
i in Buerwood AMI Sycamore ,, r. r,..,
Poplar and Bu,erwooi. OF superior qhal's lot
box makers - ~ -
=N70TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tiat the subscriber
Exaruor Of the last will testament OF FREDERICK BIKE
nrNEVER eeeased who domiied the tine OF his death
IN Ihe cy Of Baltimore State OF Maryland VIII move me C
~, 60, a, ,br cony of I.nrco, Stale Virginia Ia u
roc, transfer of two certificates OF SOCK OF the
yrgna Of five thousand dollars each standing III me name o. 'e
~ rr Rrdenryer on books o the State OF Virginia
30-cw2m ALbbRi SInuhaonr.IN I- -
OFFICE PETERSBURG RAIL ROAD CoMPANf
PETERSBURG, JANUARY FIRST, lsol
TIME BOARD Directors this day declared dvdeai three
and half per CEN last months payable on demand
a. Inc o seim VIC II D BIRD, President.