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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01

VANDERBILT LINE-F0R SAN FRANClSCO-THA
only line giving tickets for crossing the Isthmus.-
The shortest and cheapest routeThe fvsrte double
CINE steamship PR0hETBEUS, lS00 tons, will leave
Pier No. North river. a. 3 o'clock 7. NJ precisely,
Saturday September for San Juan del Sorte Direct
meeting with The double engine steamer 8. LEWIS. 2
toms the Nicaragua Transit route having but twelve
miles OF land sporation. This Ia perfect
order and can rely upon going throuh with
have superior ventilation and accommodations For info.-
nation passage, ut the lowest rates apply only to
d. D. ALLEN, Agent, No. Battery place, up stairs.
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SHIPPING.

-
LOR CHARLESTON s. C--STEANsHJP LINE-CA-
bin passage and found $l5 10 sail Friday, Sspt 3r
AZ o'clock Il ". The splendid stoanehip CITY OF
RlCHMOk d. q. a. McMunn, commander, Will leave as
above This vesssl has enc state atone
and every has been made with 10
the comfort and safety Of passengers For freight pas
sage apply on board 90 pior \. Il. T.. or TO
kAILLEK Y Il I'D. los Wall street.
Storage PASSAGE 80. Freight tab s reasonable
For Savannah psssnssrs will be tslsa through SIS and
day Of sailing. No bills Of dng signed after the vessel
sails.
DlONEER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS FOR
Port Philip and Sydney-The noble clipper ship
OCEAN EAGLE, Alfred Josmss eommsnder, having sli
Passengers unelusled by asy other
ship in the port Of New York intending emit will
please call and examine for themselves at pier l2 East
river. For passage. apply 70 JOHN OGDEN, or
n. W, CAMERON, li6 W all street.
ID EDyCED RATRS-To SAN FRANCISCO. VIA AS
N Pinwail ard Nav BayThs favoriso dssbie sngins
steamship PkohEIhhts, captain Charehn. LsW tsns,
tcmbcr 4h, at o'clock, NJ. precisely, for Aspnvsil.
drsc whence abe will proceed TO Fan Juan del Norts,
Swing the passengers the option OF either route Fer PAS
cage, OF reduced rates, apply only 30
d. b. ALLEN, No, Battery place, up stairs.
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- - 80 -
MUSICAL.

yJNBE CELEBRATED FRTNA DONNA AND PNoFrs
In SINGING Signora Eiisa vssntni, teaches Stag
Ing psns Thorough bass ard accompaniment she
at her house. $50 Few rth Mercer
10 oel.ck M till sclcek Pm She IA wonderfully
ocesful In hor teaching and will public
winter four professional pupils " the
vsiee and talent.
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OHoToN AoUEDuCT DEPARrAESf.--To CON-
" sractors-seaisd Prope.as will DO received ss tho
PAN until Monday the I'D day 81 August iSs 40 three
o'clock, +. H. 20 build ssvw. with lie neesasvsry rs,sy.
bnsins and m avenue b. frsm fisvsntt 70
fsnsh stresben length about .-o bundled and atesa
Scet The plan and sresf cations for the build
INT OF the same and all osLsr relating thereto
n Be- Obtained N TrfHoHHs Dian Prssssns 81 ,so
New York Aus, III, Ie6k Cxsson Aqnsduot Department.
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fRoroN A9uEDUoT DEr AT, 7. T,. CON
az, az ths Croton Aqueduet Department (KotundA Park
until Monday The 9th day Of sepsember 1861 AVS o'clock
~ bn,}d Sewer With the necessary receiving bAsns
and cnjyers In Greenwich street from Spring - vsadam
hsns an Ian 9Th about 2S feet The plan OF the
WA Tor tho building Of the same and all ethsr
relating thereto be obtained on application
20 tho Ooatract CLERK, ~ This once ysc;uor prAr
President OF the CrotOn Aqusdust Department..
81. IS6l
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fyRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENF-TO CON
" trastors-Ssaled proposals Will BE- Esse.ysa &C shs
nt ths 29d day August, l65 81 o'clock Ph
30 bud Saver With the nocs.ssry reosiyln5 esnn na
being in length about 2 feet The Plaza OF she sever and
the building of the sane and al other
alton relating thereto DO obtained on
70 the Contract Clerk ut this once NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton AsusAuet DspArtneas
NeuY Anxu
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fSRoTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
" traetorsealsd proposals. will be rsseived ~ the oes
init. Lora.y shs ON day q sopssmbsr ls5a 4. osses
and suvsrts In Cross street, from Pearl 70 Orange
street. being 9Th about ss The plan the
and for the building the and All other
thereto san be obtained application
30 Abe contract clerk, ut his once.
President o. the Croton Asssdust Dsraxtment
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CPECTACLES SCIENTIFICALLY ADJUSTED TO DE-
~ feetve vson with unerrng accuracy by Mr. FRANKS,
sg:..se: maker % Dowsry. Re,s,sSess- DubGis.
Urinary Drs Stephenson and Rogers SURGEONS the
York Eye Hospita Dr. alace, DR. Mott New York, Uni
vsgnisy; and DR.. Dixon. Editor Of Tho Sealpel.
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w ASHINGTON THEATRE-LADIES AND GENTLE.
men, Of Acknowledged talent in the theatrical proes
sion desrous OF making engagements 1T this
Tor the ensuing to about the mid
die of November will be pleased address their ap.
pications to Mr. 2. RICHlNGS. ~ the Walnut street
fheatra, Philadelpbia.
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INOR NEW ORLEANS DlRECT.-THE NEW DOUBLl
u engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Jacob
Teal Commander will leave pier No s. East river for the
above port direct Saturday, September tth at four
o'clock, p NJ This ship has elegant for
ss Or p.ss on g
THOMAS r. STANTON, DC South street; or to 4. LIN
coin CO., 10 Pearl street. Freight measurement;
70 cents cubic foos Shippers requested
snfp5 m Win 1he sls OF adins 3as no
the clerk board to either of the agents and signed
after two o'clock the day of sailing The steamship
WILLIAM PENN W. Scare Commander. will succeed
and sail Monday September 90 1862 at o'clock p H.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


- : ~ :
CCoTT's REPORT OF FALL FAsUIONs-JUsr PUB
Mshed asd for gale &C 1870 Broadway, mp stairs Price
81 90 per ocry Also The Cutter WORK cutting, Cor
thors Just published. NJ thu same number. Prios 81
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NJLW PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PaREs a. Ca
in 379 Pearl street. have in reeeiss De
OF the richest aad most ahonass French Pepper
bsb gnss selected expressly 70 dsoorAse tho ssrons
Tbs most skfui worhneA are employed to hang Ale
Arc
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FOR CHARLkSr0N. --sfMLwEEgJy U NAIL
II buo.-Ihe tsNorite steamship sou ruERNEa W Eos
ter y ri leave r.sr Mott n r. welnesdsy,
on board where a'l hils Of ading win BE- snet and ~
sroFFoRD TILssToY q CO. issoa.aa
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pATENT ,LEATHERs.-tBY BREvET s. q. G,lJ.
Lamaille, Manufacturer Rue Non tnartre, Paris has
invented system Of stretching and ghtoaing which pre-
vsAw the patent leather for sticking
geshcr. This invention IL favorable the goodness
Of leather during the long passage: Of shps
which have lcen Till oooasionsd by the mode pack
Ing Prepaid letters received and In voices made
nArAfc
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NOTICE.-TO THEATRICAL MANAGERS OF rHE
IN United States has been represented and asccr-
tanned that certain who connection With
the Rave Family assumed to selves the OK
that and troupe order 30 d.ceys ma
nssers and impose the public ths notice s there-
tore, just and IT, put theatrical
their guard ast deception The real Rave
Family Of the which the eeebr nte6
Gabriel Rave Antoine Ravel Jerome Ksvel and FRANCOIS
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TITO TAILORS-THE FALL AND WINTER FASHION 5
i for le3k-3. are published, and for sale by
4. OLIVER ~ son. 1aJ Broadway n stairs,
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WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY GIVE NOTICE TO
w friends the public orally that from 10Th
Of August. Mr. hs,nsmus lsrs dstiss as our agent,
have ceased that from tsis date Mr. Henry 8Andt
acting SCENT and will reosive AL munoatonS
cerning the Company, now performing - Newport e. l.
GBRNANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS,
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATcH


WASHINGTON, May 4.
In the SENATE, the bills granting lands and the
right OF way to Mobile and Girard and Flor;a.
Gulf Railroads were ordered to be engrosred for
third reading. The bin making an appropriation
In aid OF the Collins line of steamers then came up
and Mr.. Cass made speech In its favor.
In the HOUSE,, the Committee on Printing report.
ed that the contractor for the public printing b. In
no instance complied with the terms of the con
tract, and the Committee had employed the pub
fishers of the Republic and Union newspapers to
execute portion of the work. The report wac con
CURED in. The remainder of the day was spen,
on the private calendar
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THE LATEST NE WIS.
The Utah appointments.

WARRINGTON, May 6.--Orson Hyde, Nor
,,o, was nominated 10 the Senate by the Pre-.
I'm, to-day, as Associate Judge OF the Ter
r;,ory Of Utah, vice Judge Brockus, resigned.
Mr.. Richards, a Mormon, was also neminat-
81 as Secretary of Utah, vice Harris, resign
81 iudre Brandeuburg, of Utah, resigned yes
,sr}ay. have not learned the name OF his
successor.
R. u. Harris, late Secretary of Utah, has,
learn. declined the Secretaryship of New
Mexico, rendered him by the President.
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DR. HAySEs.-The notorious DR.. HAYNES.
the bigamist, has been tiled at Paducah, XIV,
found guilty, and sentenced to the Penitentiary
for five years and six months. The telegraph
has been extensively used in this proceeding.
A despatch caused the mans arrest; the viii
nesses were summoned by despatch; aud his
exravagapt declarations TO obtain cop,jnu.
ance were exposed by dispatches.
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Lnportaat trona tke &c Graade.

Nrw ORLEANS, May 3.-Dates have been
received from Brownsville to the 2Sth ul,. The
Greatest excitement prevailed at Rio Grande
CIV in consequence of the murder of VIM. Pat.
top, respectable American merchant, by a
band Of Mexicsns. 4 number of citizens pur.
sued and overlook the murderers and lyuched
them together with six others of an organised
band formed for the robbng and numbering OF
Americans. The murderers protested TO act
under General Cansles, and said that Canales
intends 10 capture Brownsville The settlers
CT the American side Of the river are preparing
fnr the attack.
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Connecticut Politics.

Hartford, May.
Governor Seymour has sent his Message TO
the Legislature. 1t is sound on the Compro-
mise question, and Gavors the abolition Of ca
pital punishment
The Democratic members of the Legislature
have held caucus, and nominated Isaac Tou-
cey for u. S. Senator.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. NAV 7

FLouR-Unsettied; sales of 1000 bbls. at 81 81 to
44-freely offered at the last figures. WHEAT
Red 81 to l o. white 81 OF to l o. Corn
Mixed 81 to SIS cents Sc to So cents for white and
yellow. CoTToN-Sales OF the week amount to 9I7
bales; middling aud middling fair Virginia and
Georgia at g cts cash, and 81 cts at months
The stock amounts to about 5000 bales
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Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, May Z.
Some of The circulars received by the Eu-
ropa report that the Liverpool Cotton Market
closed rather dull, with no advance; that Bal
tmore and Philadelphia -four were firm at COS
Sd 10 2lsi that there was an advance in Corn,
and slight improvement in Wheat.
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n "A
" JOINING THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-I shall offer for sale,
at public auction, on the premises, the above mum.
per Of lots, on Tuesday, the 18th June, at IL
o'clock, M.
Many of these lots lie between the western line OF
Manchester and the Richmond and Petersburg Rail
road, where the sale will begin.
These lots afford most beautiful building sites,
and have very fertile surface for gardens, resting
on body of clay well adapted to making bricks.
will also sell at private sale, most reasonable
terms large, well built lumber house, now used
tobacco factory, fronting 10 feet on the Rich.
mend Dock and 60 feet on the causeway of Mayo's
bridge. This location is very valuable and as soon
as the connection between the Basin and the Dock
is effected, the work being at this time in progress
of rapid execution, the trade from Buchanan and
all the tributaries to the James River Canal will
concentrate in the Dock to the great appreciation of
dock property.
offer also for sale, most valuable Lot at the end
of 18th street, Immediately in front of and adjoining
the lot Of the Richmond and Danville r. Il. Com
pany, which lies between Mill alley and the extended
lock of the James River Company.
| wish also to sell that large comnodious and
wellbuilt Mansion, situated short distance from
the southern abutment of Mayo's bridge, on the
right hand of the main street of Manchester. To
this house is attached garden spot OF unsurpassed
fertility, and it may be used depot for pub
lie house This property must soon show the effects
of the increasing population and trade of Richmond
For terms, apply TO
ap 30-law6w E. c. MAYO.
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Mr.. Thomas Denny Sargent denies the right
OF Col. Fremontto repudiate and disclaim the
contracts entered into by Col. Benton for his
account, and has commenced q suit against
Fremont TO establish his tSargents) rights
He says that when Col. Benton executed the
sssgnmentin question, he was Col. Fremont's
regularly constituted attorney,
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Railroad Loan Sudden Dedth-Ice in 4
Hdrbor.

BUFFALO, May 5.-The Railroad Elections
Yesterday as TO a loan to the Brantford c. w.
Railroad resulted in favor of the loan Up-
wards OF 1000 votes were cast, only 40 being
against
The wife Of the Hon. c. Spaulding died
very suddenly yesterday.
The ice is unmOved, and steamers alone get
into the haTbor.
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Scott Delegate from Oaosdasa.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, May 5.-Gen Amos P.
Granger has just been chosen delegate from
0nondaga county, 10 the Wing National Con-
Tentlon. There were SO delegates present
slmos; unanimous for Scott,
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MIR. Webster and the Boston Council.
BosToN, May.
The common council of Boston have ex.
tended an Gne nimeus invitation to Hon. Dam
lei Webster to address the people in Faneui
Hall
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Lola Monte III -Alhnni,.

ALBANY, May 5.-A large audience sttend-
ed the Museum last night, to see the renown-
ed Lola Montez. Her appearance was greet
ed with rapturous and continuous applause.
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k0sSuth in LoueH. &c.

LOWELL, May 5--Kossuth was received
here at /! this P. NJ. There was fine dis
plsy of military, fremen, &c.
Three large boarding houses in this place,
owned by ]. Scripture, were burned last even
no
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New Jersey Politics.

TRENTON, May.
The Democratic Convention of New Jersey
have declared that Cass is their first choice for
the Presidency.
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u. CURE FOR DYspEPsIA.-The pub


lie Will pear ia mind that ,Bakei's Celebrated Pre-.
MUM Birters the most unfailing remedy for
the cure of Dyspepsia, that has ever been offered
to American public. AS an evidence of this fact
the Proprietor has now in his possession q number
OF certificates from some of Own citizens, after
various other remedies have proved unsuccessful.
As d cure for Cholera Morbus, Bilious Affections,
Disrrh9a, Summer Complaints of children, Sour
Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, and other
diseases arising from impure blood, debility and
disorders of the digestive organs, these Bitters have
no equal The Proprietor, living in this immediate
neighborhood, where he is well known TO q J.,
would not have the presumption to recommend
his Bitters as relieyer of the above diseases had
he not thoroughly tested their remarkable curative
powers but being satisfied that they are just the
medicine needed at all times and by both sexAs he
feels that 1t would be doing public injustice, did
be not take the necessary steps to enable to
profit by the use of them.
To be had In Richmond at the Drug Stor OF
A. BODEKER, ADIE Il GRAY, BENNE1
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD & Co, and GAY OR
WOOD, Main street; III. BLAIR, VIM. p. II DD
and sEABRO0k a. REEVE, Sbockoe Hill
my e-ts
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AUCTION NOTICE

81 AUCTION NOTICE.-Attentoni is
49, directed 10 the sale of Horses, Carriage
and Harness, Buggy and Harness, Wac CONS, Cart,
&c, 10 take place at 10 o'clock This Morning at
No z, 18th street.
Also. the sale of the schooner FARM err at Rock
etts, This Afternoon at 5 O'Clock. See adver-
tsement. GEORGE J. SUMNER,
myS Auc;ioneer.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Nav ?

CoTToN-Unsetted, but an improved feeling is
apparent. FLouR-Saes of 5000 bbls. at q ST to
Sc for Southern. WHEAT-Sales of red at 90 to
go cts; white 81 "a to l 06.
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EL9WvnEsRRs, AT UCTION-on ne
BY WELLINGTON 1;0DO7N

BY WELLINGTON GODDlN.
CENTRAL AND VALUABLE SMALL.
- LOTS FOR SALE.-Wil be sold, on Tues.
day, the 18th May, 1852, commencing at S O'Clock
IN the afternoon, three LOTS, each containing q
front OF 20 feet on the west side of 18th or Wall
street continued nearly opposite the residence and
Jail OF MIR. Robert Lumpkin. Terms, mos. cred.
1t tor approved endorsed negotiable paper
myS w GOnnfN A,..r'
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Aoremfnts Of Mr.. Nebster-kossath, Sc.
BosroS, May 6th.-Mr. Webster leaves
Narshdeld for Franklin, n. H., on Monday
He is expected TO speak at Faneuil Hall next
week,
kossuth was we'll received at Lynn to-day,
and procee ded TO Salem this afternoon.
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go ROOFING! ROOFING.
49, ROO FL N G!!!--CHAS. II. LANG.
LEY, worker in Tin and Sheet Iron 18th street,
between Main and Cary, Is well prepared to exc
cute this kind of work. GUTTERING, and all
kinds of JOBBIhG. ap 26-lm
W> DR. e. G. FISHER tenders hia
49, services 70 the public in the various
breaches Of his profession.
Office in the basement of ~ dwelling, on 4th
street, between Broad and Marshall streets. and
door from the corner. noN-6mx
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N0TiCE.--At meeting of the President
and Directors OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road Company, held the 9th
April, 1852. it was
Resotoed, That dividend of b per cent be de-
cared the stock of the Company, payable on
and after the LIST May next at the Office of the Com
pany, in tie City of Richmond
ap 30 C. ". MACMURDO, Tr
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NJ A n A q ER'S OFFICE
F. MORRIS a. co

Ticket 20 SO, second capital of $4,000.
Drawn Nos OF Susquehanna. Glass 10, May S:
Is 80 l3 20 SO 6S 40 % II AZ 20 So "a IL.
Ticket 20 SO, second capital of sl5, 900, sent to
D. Hurley. vender, Norfolk
For This Day.-Capitals $4,000, $4,000,
I,o00, 1886, OF 40uO, &c. IS numbers, ls drawn.
Tickets $40.
Also, the Dollar Lottery.-Captals sc, 900, 10 of
600, &c.
my c. w PURCELL
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sTATHAM'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old STANDBY

Drawn Nos Patapsco, 1885, Nays:
IS 60 % 20 81 81 g. II ~ 26 IS 66
For This Day-Grand Consolidated. Glass l3.
Capitals $4,000, $4,000 1890, 5,076, of 1000 4
OF 2500 of 1900. 7s numbers, le drawn. Tickets
$40.
Also-Small Fry. Tickets 81.
mys w H STATHAm
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LAMBERT's OFFICE.
14th Street, under Exchange Hosel.

Drawn Nos OF Kentucky No l04, May6
II IS q 81 60 II 50 43 60 Sc 80 81 10 %.
Drawn Nos Delaware. Extra, No q Nav 6:
80 - so A As 70 SO e. Al SO IS.
Fer To-Day.-Splendid Scheme The Della
ware State Lottery, Glass No 4. Capitals: S5I, 800
81 500, of 10000, of 1000 of S OO0 of 5000
of 1000, 1877 of 500, being the lowest three mum
Der prizes. rs numbers, II drawn. Tickets SIS.
my
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| Settlement of the Tehuantepec Difficulty.
M Gp,

Senior Farraingan, the new Mexican Minis.
ter, left Vera Cruz on the 10th ult. for Mobile,
with full instructions for the settlement Of the
Tehuantepec difficulty.
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| LIVERPOOL sALT.-7O0 sacks, fine;
IL sacks ground Alum, for sale from wharf BY ~
mye DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 Gov
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AUCTION SALES. !
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

nI JAm6S Ne VAxL0ksA .8a
THREE BEAUTIFUL bull DIN
LOTS FOR SALE PRIvATELY.--The sub-
5cn0er - authorised to sell tbose three Building
LOU situated on tte west side of 9Th, between Clay
INC Leigh streets, having an aggregate front Of 80
ee. On o.n street, and 100 teef depth. These lots
Apply to fo.''
my 6--eo3t IAMFS ~ TAyroR
a DM1 alsTLATRIX,s SAL .-On
w. EDNESDAY May IL, at 10 o'clk, 4 N, win be
0ne.eo Tor sale ct the residence Of the late John A.
.ncner, variety OF perishable property belonging
70 ms estate consisting of household and kitchen
Furniture. Cattle, Carriage, one Horse and other
TERMS OF SALE Cash for all gums not exceed.
ing twenty oolars Tor all sums above that amount,
credit of four months the purchasers yivine me-
gotiable notes with approved endorsers.
JOHN ENGLAND
Agent for Mrs E. A. P. Pitcher, Administrators.
SAFE conducted by JAMES NJ TAILOR, Auctr
mv6 #' - So
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49, NOTICE.-Ihe annual meeting OF
w>-EA the Stockholders of the Richmond Fred
erlcksourg and Potomac Rail Road Company will
De held al the Office Of the Company in the city of
Richm old, on Monday, the 3lst May, 1882 at 10
O'Clock NJ.
8p 80 c. w. MACMURDO, TT.
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BY GEORGE ]. SUMNER.

4 NURATOR,S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
- FURNlTURE-Having been appointed, hy the
Court, Curator OF the estate of Mrs Maria Bovd
decd shall proceed to sell at auction, for cash. on
Monday Afternoon, the 10th inst, at O'Clock,
at her late residence on 26th street nearly opnose
Temperance Hall, all of the househo Furniture
belonging to her estate, consisting of the usual va
riety. ]. B. KEESEE.
Curator of the estate of Mrs Maria Boyd
Sale to be conducted by GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr
N. BAH persons having claims against the estat,
of Mrs Maria Boyd, decd, will please present then
to me Immediately as wish to close my curator
ship as soon as possible
nv 6 J. B. KEESEE Curator