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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAVE


- OAsVR01 - 9ONxNkR
I IN E FAMILY I. Ho !Hl:!, CARRIAGs
any Morning, the 18th inst, at 10 O'CLOCK. Il -
lot IN rear Ut my suction house, ON l5th ssreef ;lI
De sold at auction, tine family Horse young, SOUND
ana genue, sold for no fault also, good liaht
lanhy suitable for one rise, in good Or
oer. Inc above may be seen on the morning of the
sale. - s''
TERMs-Four month"; credit for approved en-
dorsed negotiable notes.
je 10 GEO. j. SUMNER. Aactr.
BY JOHN 4. y. PAYNE, Salesman.
TRCsTEE'S sALE.-By virtue of ueed Of
- HusL executed to me by Thomas Spencer, dated
Clerks office of the Hastings Court ia the cifv of
Richmond, Tor the benefit of the perssus therein
described shall proceed to sell TO th highast rid
Der, for casn, on Monday. the 18th day Of June,
on Csrv a. the shop Ct the said Spencer
property mentioned therein, consisting of House.
hold Furniture, Ploughs, finished and unfin,shed
Carts, Horses Cultivators, carpenters and smifhs,
Tools, &c. &c. eA1 'nii''s
je 10 ASA M IANNEy r-,,s.a,
BY JOHN H. ~. PAYNE, Salesman.
II EAL ESTATE Ar AUCTION.-Bvvir .
~ tue OF decree OF the Circuit Court of Chan.
Gerry Tor the county of Henrico pronounced in the
smt OF Burlington Us. An ierton eft ais ON the OH
day OF June, 1852, will be offered for sale at puelic
auction on saturday, the 18th day OF the present
uAontu lne house and Lot In the proceedings in
said suit mentioned; said house and lot being tbe
one recently occupied by VIM w Anderton. sItna.
ted In what's known as Duval Addition TO the cifv
OF Richmond. The house and improvements q re-
said to be in good ORDER and the property to be a
desirable one for a small family.
TERMs-One.fourth cash; balance in two ins,aI
ments OF and IL month"; title retained until CON.
veyance is directed by the Court.
By order OF the Commissioner
je1U R. D. PAYNE, Auctr.
GALE OF FURNITURE, NEGRO, DC.
~ Under the directions of decree OF the Gin
cult Court of Chancery for the County of Henrico.
pronounced ON the 4th May, 1852, in the suit Of
Colquits us Ellis, the undersigned Deputy Sheriff
for Isaac A Goddin, Sheriff of Henrlco County,
WILL on Friday, the 18th Of the present month,
(June) at the residence of VIM. B Ellis, corner OF
Baker and ST. Johns streets, (near Geo. Nicholsons
grocery exuose to public sale for cash. the lot OF
Household Furniture embraced in deed executed
by the defendant Ellis, TO the plaintiff trustee on
the 18th of July l647; and Immediately afterwards
will hire out the following slaves, to wit Mary
and her four children, Harriet Nelson, Thomas and
Emma and on Saturday Morning, the 18th Of
the present month, June, at 10 O'Clock, at the auc
ton house of n B. g. C. B. Hill. will offer for sale
the negro woman Mason. to the highest bidder for
cash. THOMAS w. boswell, ID. s.,
For J. A. GODDIN, s. H C.
10 10-tda
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sVKATTON,S OFFECE.

Drawn numbers OF Delaware, No II, June 9Th:
Sc Al 65 SO 35 SO 81 II 62 10 rs 10
Whole Nos II Al 52--a prize of $500 sold anu
paid by STRATTON
For To day.-Kentucky, No l34. Capital
81 GAO. Tickets So.
Also Delaware, Elk, No II. 5Capitsls of &c..
600 each Tickets 50. ie 10
NEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINEs AT
y THE EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE Dumas
Great Dr. am attic Romance The Corscan Brothers
by Alex Dumas-25c
Appletons Library, No VIII, papers from the
Quarterly Review-50c
Recoections and Experiences during Parlia.
mentary Career, FROM 1888 to ls4s, by John O'Con
nell, Esq, NJ P. ? vols-Sl so
Ruth Churchill, or the True Protestant : tale for
thetimes, by Lady of Virginia-75c
Sartain's Uni IN Magazine for July-25c
The History of Sweden, translated from the orr
ginal of Anders Fryxell, by Mary Hewitt 2 vols
l IS
Pequinllle, tale, by G R James-5Oc
Dollars and Gents, by Amy Lothrop, vols-l so
The Life and Letters and Barthold Geort e
Niebuhr, with essays his character and influence,
by the Chevaler Bunsen, and Professors Brands
and Lorpe-I 20. For sale by
je9 GEO. NJ WEST e. BRO
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
LAMBERT;S OFFICE.
14th Street, under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos. kentucky, Glass 1872, June 9Th:
sc rs 81 So 43 76 46 "a 81 70 62
Drawn N0s Delaware, Extra, Glass l6, June 9Th
81 AZ 40 81 81 81 IS SO % 3 2
For TO-Day.-The Delaware State Lottery,
Extra, Glass No. l7.-Capitals: of $4,000, 1884,
30 OF 900, &c. Is numbers, IL drawn. Tickets
S.
Also, Two Dollar Lottery lie 10
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ACCIDENTAL young mau in the emplo,
Uriah Wells, Petersburg, fell and broke hi.
arm, Tuesday afternoon, while at work on ,
scaffotd.
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Salute Fired in honor Of Pierce and King.
BosToS, June IA salute of100 guns was
fired to-day on The Common by the democrats.
IN honor of the nomination of Messsr. Pierce
and King. A display of fireworks and an il.
Elimination, &c, of the Times building also
took place this evening
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NEW YORK MARKETS, June 8.
COTToN-hlarket dull. with a downward
tendency; sales of 1900 bales. FLoUa-Sales
Of $4,000 bbls Southern, $4.3S to $780,
CoRN-20, 600 bushels sold at 81 to 63 cts.
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BY John n. ID. PAYNE, salesman.
ARGE ORIG ESrAKI.ISH AIENT At

BY John n. ID. PAYNE, salesman.
T ARGE DRUG ESTA AT
II AUCTION, consisting of the usual variety OF
Medicines, Paints, Dyestutfs, Perfumery, Soap,
Glass Jars, &c. &c.
By virtue of deed of trust, executed to the sub.
sctioer by Hugh c Mcnamara, bearing date the
- day of -, 1882, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Hastings Court, of the city of
Richmond, for certain purposes therein mentioned,
will be sold on " ednesday, the goth day OF May,
at 10 o'clock. at the store of the said Hugh Nc
Namara, ON Broad street, all the Medicines, Paints,
Dyestuffs, Perfumery, Soaps, Glass Jars, Show
Cases, Store fixtures, &c. &c, pertaining to said
establishment
Terms OF sALE-For all sums under $50, cash !;
over that amount, credit OF months will be given,
secured by Negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
nv Is JOHN R. d. PAYNE, Trustee
The above saleis postponed until Wednes.
day, the 18th day of June. The Trustee is fully
authorised to make private disposition of the
above establishment on very reasonable terms, and
at great sacrifice. Purchasers are invitedto make
early application until day of sale, either to the
trustee or to Mr. H. B. Dickinson
my 24-dtds JRD PAYNE, Trustee.
BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE-In pursuance of decree of the
Circuit Couit of Chaneery for Henrico County
pronounced on the 10th day of March, 1852, in suit
therein pending, under the style of George, &c
against Brown, &c, shall, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of June next. at 5 O'Clock in the afternoon
proceed to SELL on the premises, at public auction,
to the highest bidder the House and Lot situated
the corner Of Leigh and 9TH streets, in the city OF
Richmond which was formerly occupedby James
L. Heath. and which was conveyed by the said
Heath and wife to me, by deed bearing date the
2lst day OF December I846, and of record in the Of
flee OF the Court of Hastings for the city of Rich
mond.
Terms of sale-One-third cash, one-third in six
months, aud the residue 10 nine months from the
day of sae-the purchaser giving negotiable notes
for the deferred payments, and the title to be re
tanned until conveyance is directed by the court
my i2--dtds JOHN o. STEGER
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IHE NoMIkATIoNs.-The Democrats of
Plttsburg held a ratification meeting on Tues
Gay night, which was well attended. Resolu-
lions endorsing the nominations were adopted.
In Cincinnati the Democrats fred salute
of 81 guns.
In st. Louis, salutes were fred in various
parts Of the city.
Inc nominations were well received at Nor.
folk, and their announcement from the deck
Of the Herald drew forth cheers from The crowd
on the wharf.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND, BEING
- PART OF THE WILTON ESTATE, JUST
BELOW RICHMOND, UNDER DECREE IN
CHANCERY Under the directions Of decree
OF the Circuit Court OF Chancery, for the County
of Henrico. pronounced ON the esd day OF April,
1852, i'll the suit of Cunningham against Randolph
and others, the undersigned, Deputy Sheriff Tor
Isaac A. Goddin, Sheriff of Henrico county, will,
the Nineteenth day Of June next, proceed 10 sell
at public at elton, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at IL O'Clock, A NJ. so much of
the Welton estate was at a sale heretofore made
of part of said estate purchased by John H. Pleas
ants, being the two lots numbered and 5 On the
plat OF survey, filed in the papers of said suit con-
tanning fifty six and one fourth acres each.
THOS. w. boswell, D. s.,
nv 29-20t for A GODDIN s. III C.
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Congressional Election in Maine.

Reed, wing, has been elected TO Congress in
the Bath district by majority of 600.
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nRY GOODS AT COsT.-The subscriber,

Dry GOODS AT COsT.-The subscribers
- have still in store a large assortment OF sea-
sonable Dry Goods, which they are desirous Of
selling out at and below cost in part
PLAIN ana fancy Silk Cravats
Silk and cambria Neck Ties
Paris mems and boys kid Gloves
Tafeta and Cap Ribbons
Ir:.h Linens and brown Hollands
Birds Eye Diaper
Silesies, Rice Cambria
Black and white Wigsn
Colored and blue Servings
Buttons OF all kinds
Colored and white Spool Cotton
Linen and cotton Tape
All of which will be sold at and below cost to
close. THOS. e. CHAS. ELLIS e. CO.,
JET No LOG Main street.
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE, I31
Ill Main street, where can be had the following
necessary articles
RefrigeraIors the most approved kinds, from
to % dollars each
Water Coolers, in zinc and wood csses
Shower Baths, Larrabee's patent
Sponge Baths, three different kinds
Bath Tubs, two different kinds
Hip Baths two different sizes
Hand Shower Baths, a desirable article
Leg Baths for rheumatism or swellings
Foot Baths, several different styles
Bedet Baths, Toilet Pals, Water Cans &c.
With a general assortment of housekeeping arti-
ces
je 7-6t L. GIHTER, 100, Main st.
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| CEDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
~ now IN use tor the cure OF incipient Consump
| hon Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Putrid Sore
| Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys and
| Liver, Kings Evil, Piles, letter, and all diseases
arising from impure blood and ente ebed state of
| the system.
BALTIMORE. May q, 1852
| Mrs Norrs-Dear Madam Permit me to say to
you, for the benefit of others similarly afflicted that
| was taken lastNovember, with a severe cough and
genera weakness that completely Frustrated me
| For several months l was so far reduced that
couIG not attend TO my business. Ibecame so weak
that was not able to SIT up for more than a half
hour st time, when | would be compelled to lie
down to gain strength | tried dozen different
ncles, recommended to as cuses, but received
| no relief from any of them. My cough and weak.
ness increased, and, in fact was far gone that
seriously thought | should die, when Il heard of
your valuable medicine, the Cedar Tar | tried it.
and had taken it but few days before found
great reilet My appetite became SO good that
| could eat every thing that put before me- |
| would commend it to all afflicted like nv self as n
certain cure, for consider myself now pertec.ly
| well. Yours respectfully
JOHN F. MARTIN.
| No. 1913 Franklin street.
Home Testimony.
we are permitted TO refer to the following per
sons, citizens OF Richmond and vicinity, out of g
large number, no, from motives of deiisacy, pre-
ier mat their names should not be made publicS
who nave received great benefit from the use of the
Tar: VIM C. Crump, Dentist II Meseke, Jsmes
H. Moore John Dodd, Charlottesville, Va
Gall and see certificates.
| y Beware of commercials The oenpipe ar
| ticie Is for sale by
P.HoRToN KEACH,9 81 Main street,
| Sole Agent for Richmond, and
Je ~ General Agent for Eastern Virginia
RACON.-2n hhds superior Shoulders, landing
jelo JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
Po ol1ms for k slIs :, MoLA'sEs.-s hnds.
je 10 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
I .AGUAYKA COFFEE.-s0 bags, fur sale
je 10 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
UIBBERT's PORTER.-I0 casks pln1s and
Ill quarts, for sale by
je 10 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
SFhAWBERRY sYRUP.-6d dozen Straw.
~ berry Syrup, very nice article, tor sale by
je o. A. sTRECKER
II AsPBEkKY tiNEGAh.-A small lot Of
~ German Raspberry Vinegar, very delightful
je 10 GA sTREcKER.
COTTON YARNS, WHISKEY, Noun.
~ tain Dew brand, Brazil Sugar, superior Cog.
mac Brandy. Lard, Port Wine, Winter Blesched
je 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-II L6d.. land
ie 70 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
NNEED FAMILY FLOUR, for sale BY -,
- - - I'D IN H. CLAIBORNE.
w ANWED TO HIKE, to go to the country,
49, ~ oman of good disposition, capable Of
~ ''As - 'n' one or two months old. Arply
iso a.. JOSEPH ALLEN.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.-T6e
-. h,cnmond 2 and Silver Mandatory, cor.
contrsctio0 Of TiM0THY RAYMOND. = ''s
L +
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GREGORY 81 NlAUki
Successors to J. w. Maury q Co., Mann
gers.
Office No. g. Main Street

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class l6, Extra,
June 8:
81 40 40 81 81 81 Is SO So 80
For To.Day.-Prizes of Sl0,0 900, of g 5O4
80 of LOCO. 50 of 40O SO of 200, "a OF lao &C. rs
numbers, - drawn. Tickets s..
Also, prize OF $500, 5 OF l.5O0, of 200, &C.
"a numbers, "A draws. Tickets 81 ie 10
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WILL SOON CLOSE Ar THE
- EACHANGE CONCERT HALL.
RAfNE's ceIebrstei series Of Gigantic Psuor,.
- mas, entitled = ''k-A1e
-. AyOYAGE TO EUROPE:
Liverpool, the Crystal Paace Of the World,s Fair.
aE.osr,poN-the Bridges, and the THAMES TUN.
MEL, eriinsntly Illuminated, and the beautiful
RIVER RHINE.
an Exhioitos ON "wednesday and Sat.
urlay AFTERNOON, at O'Clock
admission IS cents; children Is Cents.
~ Doors open at 7; Panorama to commence
moving at o'clock. =.
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The Mobile papers have just made discovery
Of very curious law enacted by the last Lee
glsature of Alabama on the subject of selling
cotton. 1t enacts that no Cotton sold by COM
Mission merchants shall be considered as de-
llvered, and the ownership fully parted with,
un,ll the same has been paid for; any order,
law, custom, or usage TO the contrary notwith-
standing. 1t further declares il to be crime,
punishable by imprisonment in the penitentiary
lor not less than one year nor more than four,
Tor any cotton buyer, acting for himself or as
ageh, for others, to buy or engage to buy
cottoR from planter or commission merchant
and fail to pay for it at the time appointed
We wonder if the principle of this law can
ever be Incorporated into the codes of other
States:
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Cholera on the HissisipDi.

CINCINNATI J une THE steamer Midas,
which arrived last night from New Orleans, re-
p0fts having taken 80 German emigrants from
a havre vessel, IL Of whom died of cholera on
tne passage up the river. OfI00 taken from
Bremen vessels rot one died.
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TANNERS, OLA few barrels, viii Be sold
i low, to close consignment
je 10 FRY & McCAEDLlSH.
COFFEE, LOAF AND CRUSHED So.
- GAN 80 barrels double Lost and Coffee
sugar, landing and Tor ssIe BY
JEW FRY & McCAkDLISH.
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THREATENED HosTILITIEs IN ST. DoMIN-
CODY an arrival at New York, we learn that
the island OF 81. Domingo was in a very un-
settled condition. The commissioners appoint
ed by the Dominicans TO effect an exchange of
prisoners. had returned from Port au Prince
without succeeding in their object. the Empe-
ror Solouque refusing TO acknowledge the in
dependence of the Dominican Republic, and
threatening. unless the Hayden flag was
hoisled at Port au Plat, he would march
against il in October next. Arrangements are
being made by the Dominicans TO meet the
emergency by placing force of 5000 men
under the command of General Santa Anna
on the frontiers. The Domnicons We're bu-
silly engaged in repairing the Notifications on
the frontiers, and preparing otherwise 10 give
the Emperora warm reception, should he put
has threat in execution.
The Dominican government are encourag-
ing settlers by granting fifty acres of land to
each emigrant intending 10 settle in the coun-
try. Five hundred German settlers were dali
ly expected 10 arrive at Cape Isabella.
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BARGAINS In DRY GUUDs.-Pialn aRd
- figured Silks, large assortment of Grape
Shawls, Barages and Delanes, Tissue Lawns Swies
and Cambrick Muslin, BLACK Silk Laces, Linen
sheeting, Table Cloths and Towels, Prints, Cling.
hams Parasols, Grass and Corded Skirts, Irieh
Linens, York Mills Shifting, &c &c.
My stock being large, am now offering great
bargains; and those in want of cheap Goods, will
find them at JACOB A. LEWIS
lie B Chean Cash Stores Is and 80 Main at
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN

CTONE QUARRY AT AUCTION.-Wili
~ be sold in THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the
18th June, 1852, upon the premises. commencing at
O'Clock, Stone Quarry, coz tanning eight acres,
on the James River Canal at the first Locks adjoin.
ing Exalrs Quarry Terms cash.
Je9 w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
SMALL FARM NEAR FAIRFIELD
- FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
wednesday Afternoon, the 18th day of June,
1852, upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock.
the small FARM near Fairfield, at present occupied
o. which are well set in grape vines. 1t also has
an orchard of choice fruit trees of various kinds
and is well &C apted for market garden 1t will be
sold subject to trust deed in favor of Valentine
Heckler, executor of Christian Degenhardt for
sooo PAYABLE eight years from the 29th July, 1851,
with interest thereon till paid
Terms cash, as to residue.
10
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~ a,n ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE, BE.
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION Win De sold on FRIDAY
next, the 18th day of June, 1852 upon the premis
Building l.ot on the South side of Grace between
9Th and 9Th streets, fronting 80 teet runpng back
l63 feet, with the privilege of an alley extending
out to 9th STIR ct The lot will be sold subject to
the right OF the Belvidere Manufacturing Company
to convey the water from the spring upon said lot
through the same to 9th street. and thence to the
said manufacturing Companys paper mill
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance, at A. 8. and
IL months for negotiable paper interest added and
jeS W. GODDIN, Auct.
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Death Of Postmaster General Halls Son
M. Pierce Accepts The Nomination.

VT &C @''IV 20" UF'C -FO"ItHuttUH'
BOsTOS, June S.-Intelligence has been re-
ceived here of the death of Frederick Hall, oply
son Of the Postmaster General. He died last
night, after brief illness, at Andover, in this
State. His father, being apprised OF his sons
extreme illness, left Washington Saturday last,
and reached Andover only ia time to witness
young man is peculiarly affecting to his parents
IS he was an only son.
The Hon Franklin pierce, | am credibly
informed, has expressed to several intimate
personal friends his determination to accept the
nomination OF President. conferred upon
him by the Democratic National Conven-
ton.
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CLARkk,S OFFICE.
OURTE ENTH STREE

Drawn numbers of Delaware, II, June 9th:
So Al IS SO 35 So 81 II 62 l 10 IA l6
Whole ticket 35 SO Ga prize Of S4O0 sold in
he above lottery. ie IO-2,s
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A
x Admission IS cents; children l5 centa
- Doors open at ]; Panorama to commence
s a' eocA' je TIA
MANAGERS OFFICE.
r. FRANCE & CO,
tsuccessors To +. Morris &, Coz
For This Day.-Csptais: sl63l2, 90 of 5000.
Tickets s5 - uia"n.
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Capitals: s4s57. 4 of
1000, 10 OF 50O &c. "
Drawn Nos Of Bel Air, Glass %:
70 "a 81 "A 60 65 80 10 10 AZ "a.
le ~ G. w. PURCELL.
erATHAes's LOTTERY OFFICE.
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalks old stand.)
Drawn Nos patapsco, 1862 June g:
Al So II 33 GA 3 81 SO ~ A 10 AZ 60
Whole ticket 80 70, sent to this Office.
Drawn Nus Bel Air, 90, .une g:
70 "a 81 "A Gu 65 80 Is 10 5 40 81
Whole ticket 5 "a a. 500 sent to this Office
For To.Day.-Carroll County Class % Ca.
pitfalls Sl63l2, 20 of 3000 10 of 1900 10 of $50. 70
numbers, IL drawn. Tickets IS.
Also Small Fry. Tickets 81.
jelo w. H. sTATHAM
SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. lie Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, opposite Fred.
ericksburg Depot
For To. Day.-Carroll County, Glass %. Capt..
&c. az numbers II drawn ballots. Tickets So
shares in proportion.
Also, Patapsco, Clsss 165 Capitals: of S4sJ7,
of lU00, 10 Of 500. rs numbers, II drawn ballots
Tickets 81.
my 2i-lm SMITH.
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DICH 6R0CADk PAKAHOl4Ss-AhA hand
II come lvt Of ia sbove selling ct reduced prices,
q WILLIAM .. WORDS.
ieo 2e5 Btoed street.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
7Bs Americas Ne,es.

The following items are all we received by
=. America by the Northern papers last even
:. the storm having cut of the communica.
.;on on the Halifax line.
u.,,rAx. June Sth.-The steamer America
ed here this afternoon, with Liverpool
I l.,es to the 9th ult. and SO passengers. Thr'
seven of the latter landed at Halifax, among
I'm were Messrs. Hincks and Chsndler,
a.sv delegates from Canada and New BruBss
a;ck. The Imperial Government refused to
"a in The construction of the valley of St.
Jobn's Railroad. on military grounds. Eminent
rnsIish capitalists had made advantageous Of
- 10 construct a railroad from Quebec TO
uslfax 10 the frontier Of Maine, and from Que.
bee 10 Hamilton, Upper Canada.
The Baltic arrived at Liverpool on Wednes.
day.
The overland mail brings intelligence of the
British force against Rsgoon, which had been
captaled, with $50 pieces ofariillery.
TIN MARKETS.
Commercial advices from Continental Eu-
rope were favorable. Trade at Paris was
active.
liverpool .Markets.-Cotton had been very
active. American qualities below iiliddling
were steady at last weeks rates. Better quail.
ries had advanced l-l6d. a Id.
BREADsTUFFs.-Wheatw was in fair demand
s, unc hanged rates. Flour was quiet. u, 20s.
FOR Western Canal and 2ls. for Ohio. There
was a good demand for Indian corn at Is. Cd.
advance, the market closing with an upward
tendency. Yellow Sis. Cd; white 30s. 3D.
The stock of American -four and grain was
-. L
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ENOR SALE THIS Day Peach, khu
= barb, Gooseberry and Green Apple Pes. send
fac. For sale an WM. FALCONER'5
my22 Bakery. No III Main st
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1 HAVE NOW ON HAND aud am rdceis'
i ing daily. the best Lunp Coal, from the Med
lothian Pits, which viii deliver Al II cents per
bushel. payable ON the hrst OF January nexf. FER
sons wishing 70 lay in their supply Tor me wintsr
viii send their or0efs 70 my once, on Ism stfee''
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