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Ksyidge,Cates' Paint,
FOR PLANTATIONS. STEAMBOATS,. RAILROAD

FOR PLANTATIONS. STEAMBOATS,. RAILROAD CARS,
DEP0TS. AND ALL OUTDOOR PAINTING.
T respectfully call the all interested to
the peculiar PROTECTIVE AND DURABLE QUALITIES OF THE
PAINT 1t is of neaeulabe value of fire and
protector besides being cheaper then other Paint before the
public. thoroughly tested this city, for the past six
month"; the following local certificates submitted to the pubic
OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THOMASs0N
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
nng pn'sa ss ri 1s' s OF @ s PH MEe
Sst my HS' asass
Il, S;sfSS ESEi4 ri i i
Ssworsans, December ;, ISL.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBOAT PORPOISE.
have used the BRIDGEwATER which Messrs G. C.
1 H. Faint aSn @ s about 4se months f Of an s
tXpERs CONSTANTLY falling upon has had NO EFFECT
In about weeks PERFECT SLATE and salts
fed Of is all the 9Ta,s % R to an s sa
Dy recommen % as PaIST for tie purposes
forth " ssned eEs"' S. BROWN Captain Poe
Neworleans December /, 1851.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted with the BRIDGE
opinion with Captain Thomono Of the MAGNOLIA and G.ain Brsyn
'f'''' Csigned) HUGHES vALIETT x THOMAS,
J.p, WHITNEY l%u'sena z co, Dock Yard
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
NeworeAns, February A, 1852.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N B. ROBBINS, OF THE
SHIP LEODES.
have seen BRIDGEWATER PAINT used the decks Of
n wy. n am ccnfant will give saiisc
AS ME tFG''s'GF 5 ssn be aIa p %
ssss j. ko5SSs s: 5g :o..
Neworsans j'S"aas jan"ay 81, lsS. '''D'' '''' ~ ~
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSEN, PAINTER.
have the BRIDGEWATER PAINT the past five months
pastered buildings hngie and rolls
and III every Instance it has the fullest satisfaction
tests and made Under % ny mmta EEs M
AND CNEIS md protection against leaks consider II ir
any Mineral invaluable for all out
door q"aey ts Pnnsp FOL
NewOoleaus, February 1852. 1872 Camp street
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
The Undersigned uniN having confidence in the BRIDGE
WATER PAINT shnge and building
will all times give those fire risks preference where the Brgewate
| Paint is used.
Stgned) MATTHEW'S Mutual Insurance Company
| THoS. A. ADAMS, President Ges Mutual "
EDM. OGDEN, Agent General Mutual
| A. BROTHER, President Home Mutual
JOHN PENIBERToN, President Merchants =
cHAs. BRIGGS Agent liverpool London
sAM'L F. ASHTON Agt, Delaware Mutual =.
addition above testimonials (Which sufficient eonvinc
tie mos, superior protective quay) Agents
in their certificates parties the North whic
may application their office; which those
y.i Lieut. H. Tcot NewYok Arenl; r. S. Smith, Iet
uun and Military Academy, West Poin
H. Superintendent Secretary of the Hudson Rive
iiainal Company, etc, etc.
&, c, BoGERT 4 co, 70 Camp street.
Atus Mississippi, Alabama and lexa
SUB-AGENTS.
JAMES G. WHITAKER, Esq Mobile Ala
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losna res6 ddpcs6 rang es archives lie bureau.
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Office Ia vile de Nouve Orleans Time Jour de avrier
d. 1852.
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dessus Jour enr9gs
lie de societies No 9 folio 3S5.
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SLAVES.

EAMES W. BOAZMAN, No Is Perdido street,
- will pay strict the PURCHASE AND SALE OF
NEGROES SLAVES OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES.
REFERENCES:
Wright Williams CO., Moon Titus CO., Williams, Phillips
NJ Greenwood Co., s o. Nelson Co. E. w Dggs Co. e26 3miAW
EAMES WHITE, No 1853 Gravier street, New
~ oeans will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES also
Sell Commission and all Slaves consigned to him. fell
NOTICE-The undersigned has opened REAL
and BgoKER's OTpcK. He will
the purchase and hiring of Negroes collections Bonds Notes.
Accounts, etc. etc.
!" PrOmptness " the j. S. YOUNG,
81 Third street. between Pine and Chesnu, ST. Louis.
ReferenceG D. P.encs Louisville Jourra W. n. Iademan
Louisville Courier William Hughes, Louisville Democrat
Loughbrough ST. Louis Times James A. Phelps City Marshal
iprs Mo.
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SUB-AGENTS.
JAMES e. WHITAKER, Esq, Mobile, Ala.
,Iessrs. BYRNE 4 STEELE, Vcksburg, Miss
Altssrs JONES 4 UFFERp, Galveston, Texas. ,,
Messrs. STARK, DAY, STAUFFER 1 Co, Ss~tlrlean9'
IL s.rs pRlEs1IY / BIEN, NSwoslesns.
Meksrs j. WATERMAN Co, SswGfcaha
n RiE'llSBI,s, Es4.t Nestts'asns .. @, ~.
i MACPHERSON Aa' " enfS sss.ss, Nsw,fcH+ ~ "
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TO RENT.

VINO LET OR LEASE-The well known -
called the BILOXI HOUSE, suntd ut Biloxi IksSH9
Miss, with accommodations for hundred md twenty
completely BILLIARD TABLES. TEN PIN AL
IEYS, STABLES, STEAMBOAT WHARF AND BATH HOUSES
apply the premises, or by letter
w, al NewOr
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Thereby y copy original
tan upon the ecurrou records my office.
those under Ofich signature
the city Of Newreans, hi. n dny Of February A.
T. l.. LEWIS, Notary Public.
rc undersigned Mortgages this Gig PARISH
tiff going net has iis day been recorded IN his office
t.rTtnersl pt thc1kN folr EMILE WlLTZ.
>.,yt Orleans, February iTth, 1852. t3iml.
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REMOVALS..
EDUCATION.

DALOs' ORAL sYsTEM-THREE MONTHS
ST. SlgDY.Pro;essor y s DGpAL0s M TEACHES THE FRENCH
PECULIAR AND EASY MANNER No Books but
BLANK PAPER ONLY.
ts- at Danenus Buildings CORNER OF CusToMHoUsE
STREET AND EXCHANGE ALLEY Will always be found
To ! and jamie 3m
pH0UBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL, SECOND NUM-
ClPALlTY-Ihis School open nightly months,
Monday half past o'clock a-The
Male the Marshall School house, St. Marys street,
MI Blaekuan Principal the
Penn the franklin School house, ST. Charles street.
in eharg Of Mrs Jun Bartlett Applications for admission be
made the President Of the Boar either OF the undersigned the
Principals. J. o. HARRIS,
o. CAREY, Committee.
ol SIN FREDERICK CAMERDEN,
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Pelican Division $. of T.-Nees every WEDNESDAY
EVENING at halfsst osok az he Hall No. IS ST. Charles street,
The following the list officers for the quarter ending arch
81 1852, JoHS BEowN W Pi HGen BREEN W Al MoTH
r. S.; JAMES H. IEws A. r. S; JoHS puRwARp, s. cWAf
C HENRY E. BAILEY A. q; JOHN
rusSER, HkNRf CLNros o. S.. VISITING COMMITTEE
BRowN Magdan street; so foy1rs street E.
Moru l6S W, c. WATKINS Apollo and Thsa
NayGdes street, WM SMITH or
Mark Henry E. BAEf corner Cypress and
| Sacnni streets.
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Odeen Temple of Honor No. 5-sIees every THURSDAY
EVENING, haiast o'clock, Temple Hall 29a Tehoapitouias
street Officers the ending the lst Of May WILLIAM
MILLER W. c. T.; THOMAS W. " T.; c. H. W.
R. B. RErcK, W. A. r.; W. DAVIS, W. T. r.. n. W. woLvKR
ron, W. IF. S. MoasAN, W. vi R. POLLARD. W D. u; G. ].
CLuLy, w. c.; B. L. BIZ AzELMAN VS.. jsnaS
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Harmony Division No. l s of MEETS at sss Tchoupi
ouas street Officers elected for the HSaY ALTuI
W. p; C4sAR MolRRE, W. JAMEsevAs, r. S. SAMUEL
H. PuTNAM A r. s.. Wd S AOrNT F. JoHN CASNELI F. WA
MoNIAN c.; CHARLES FxRspsoN, c. CHARS BAKNgs s.; Wa
II. RoNpEAu o. s.; JANEs BEGss, 7. W. P. jams
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GTILL THEY COME!-A new arrival of Res
~ segieues Portable SPRING MATTRESSES, which
daily introduced into by all who study comfort and
Mattress makes the bed eonpetehat economy They be
rolled into small and made hnde and
satisfaction all who them, which that
they ARE the comfortable Mattress in
sale ell
business hours at J. NJ. WEYMOC1H'S
Room St. Charles door from Poydas
~ The public respectfully requested to call and examine this
nl9t
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A.TShuH -tsl boxes fos's. fbr aale by
- 2sa,r 4; ~ SNtfff 3 s'tsi as ahs " fHG t1'ss
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6tHEAP FURNITURE STORE, No. -
~ 80 Circus rect, Of Perdido--JosEPI B.
HUBBARD, wholesale and retail dealer arh manufacturer
Of CABINET FURNTURE, such as Sofas, Bedseads,
Work Tables Marble Top Bureaus and Wash sand Looking
Gnsses Mahogany Walnut Cane and Wood Seat Chairs Moss and
Mosquito Feather Pillows Bedding
the pub
elsewhere.
Es- packed md made ready shipping Of
chatJe, feT o
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received from his friends and the pnbc d3O ly
E'URNITURE-FURN un-m
egned would respectfully call the of ladies and
generally well stock I
FURNITURE the cheapest offered in this city, consisting
part Walnut Chains Sofas Dvana Mar
Centre Tables, Card Tnes Mahogany Rosewood and Walnut
Mahogany Walnut Bdead, Marble Top Bureaus and
Wasand Marble Top sdeloards Extension Dining Tables Cos
Hair Mattresses Feather Pillows Boil
sters; together W lnrge lot of Furniture.
respectfully solicited tho in Of goods their
line II. GREEN CO.,
1871 Pcydra street.
JOS B. HUBBARD. I ol 6mpdW
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FURNITURE, ETC.

VOHN B. BURGEN has removed his -
- FURNITURE STORE from No 14l to No. So MAGA-
ZINE STREET, immediately opposite the Arcade where
expects the he has heretofore
reeniYed from his friends and the public. d3U "
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

By and nth adutce and consent of Senate.
Alfred ConklnE, Of New York, to be Envoy
Extraordinary aud Minis ter Plenipotentiary of
the United States 10 the Mexican Republic, in
the place of Robert p. Letcher, recalled at his
own request.
Richard Butler, of Michigan, to be Register
OF the Land Office at Saul Ste. Marie, Michi-
gan, rice Andrew Backus, removed.
Nv. Brown, OF Michigan, to be Receiver of
Public Moneys al Saul Ste. Marie, Mich gan,
eice Henry Acker, removed.
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Missouri Elecfi0n.

ST. LOUIS, August 8th.-Messrs. Benton,
Phelps and Lamb, democrats, and Messrs.
Oliver and Miller, wings, are elected to Con-
gress from this State. The result shows a
loss OF two whig members, namely, one in the
place OF Col. Benton, in the 1st district and
one in the second district in place of Mr.. Por
ter, while the wings gain one in the fourth
district in place of Mr.. Hall.
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). Al Reid's minority.

This shows a gain of 22l over the vote of
1850. Reds cleo ion is considered certain.
The Wings gain two Commoners in John
son aud one in Baden, aud lose one in Colum>
bus and one in Northampton. The Senate is
probably Democratic. The House of Com
mons is in doubt, with the chances in favor of
the Mhigs
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BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.

DT VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed 10 tae 18Th osy OF May, 1852 by
Oliver Drake, 10 secure the payment OF ceI tain
debts mentioned there H. (recorded in the office Of
the Hustirg, Cuutt for the city of Richmono,) and
al the REQUEST OF the beneticare5 mentioned III the
said deed, we shall, on TUESDAY, the l7th day OF
August 1852. commencing at 10 O'Clock, in the store
room ON Main street. adjoining toe one occupied by
THUS G. Rice, and opposite To Vaniew a. Taylor
ha ware store sell al public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, lot Of Carriages, Busgies Harr
ness DC part OF the property conveyed In The said
deed WATSON & HUGHES, Trustees
In the aforesaid deed.
Sale to be conducted by
AUG GEO j SUMNER Auctioneer.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS FOR

OtSE EURNl5dlNU UOoDo FVHs
l. L THE SUMMER oEASON-Ihe suosciiter
offers for SALE suited to the season. Retigerators
E,eezers Iobnson's ratent; Ice Cream Moulds, Ice
Ladies AID Planes, Egg Nogg Machines, Lemon
saueezers. Water Coolers. Ice Picks, aallets and
Trays Mint juIap Mixers, huddiers, Teddy sticks
Shower Baths Sponge Baihs Bath TUBE sfi.tsn
Csm1, chs,rs and Stools, Bronz'd Iron Garden
Cbs,p. and Ss,tee.. Chidrens Chariots and Car
; a M M coyers, OF round, oval. and OBJ
isns sbsnss. Insmeled Preserving Kettles. hold :
ing ON lnIee piu.s to gallons also n sa other
,;se Is sd,ainisrer much to comfort during
re 80, 81 summer, which may De exsminea III
great saf'e1y q L. GINTER,
1877 Main street.
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A MELIA LASD.-We offer for sale large
n and most desrable tract of land in Amelia coun
~ situated az follows: Lying in the extreme low
er end OF the county, II miles from Appomsttox
River, 10 West OF Petersburg "a South West Of
Richmond; within At miles OF the South Side Rail-
road, and within miles Of the Clover Hill Rail
road All which channels CT transportation are of
easy and convenient access. This 10 one Of the
very best farms in Amelia county The situation
10 elevated and healthy, and the society of the cir
cumlacent country such az to render The farm
yet the more detrable Circumstances are much
In favor OF the superstition that there is plenty of
coal on this land Nearly one half of this property
10 in pine Of origna growth; and when this part Of
II Is ciearedis produces the very finest tobacco
There Is abundance of stave timber, which, as well
as wood, may be conveniently boated to Peters
burg.
One hundred and lightweight acres of this tract
10 bottom land of the We best quality, and being
entirely free from inundation every acre will pro
duce tobacco of the very best quality Abou. 80
acres more of it is in clover and 40 acres in pea
falow
The improvements are good dwelling house a
garden and every out house that could be desired
The negroes, stock, crops, ard plantation imple
ments will be sold VITA the farm if desirable
Terms very accommodating
TOLER e. COOK,
au General Aeents
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BY ALEXANDER NGTT IL co.

UCTI1N SALE--GENTEEL HOUSE
IL FURNITURE, G1C.-At the residence of A. W.
Noting, 18th street will be sold at public auc-
ton, on Thursday Evening, the 18Th august,
commencing at O'Clock, the following articles OF
Furniture:-Sofas, Dining Tables, Centre Tables,
Card do, side Board, Bureaus, Book Cases, Beds
and Bedding, Mahogany Sofa Bedsteads. Carpets,
Glass Ware, TWO fine Mantel Clocks, with glass
vases Fine Oil Paintings parlor and Dining Room
Chairs, Kitchen Furniture of all kinds.
Terms at sale. Sale conducted by
au7 ALEXANDER MOTT d. CO, Auct
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Enfnl 4cci1enf

PHILADELPHIA, August S.-As the steamer
City OF Glasgow was coming up the river yes
terday, she came in collision with a schooner,
by which 4 man named Hargrove, nephew of
the second otfc + OF the Glasgow, was knocked
overheard and drowned.
Tse City Of Glasgow brings 104 passengers.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE PACIFIC.

The most desperate election riots had oc.
Cured in ireland. At Limerick the mob at.
hacked the military, when the latter fred upon
them, killing spersons and wounding many
others.
Changes are talked ofin the English cab:
met.
NJ. Grinnell's American yacht Truant won
the prize at Liverpool on Saturday.
Ii was currently rumored in p aris that
another c0up d'etot would take place on the
18th August.
The approaching marriage of the President
with the Princess of Baden, excites much talk.
She is a Protestant, and granddaughter of
Eugene Beauharnais.
The ports Of Cuba and the Brazils have
been placed under quarantine at Lisbon.
LIVERPOOL, July 2Sth.-Couon has been
very active al I'd sdvance-the sales of the
last three days reaching $4,000 bales, of which
exporters took 5000 and spectators 10 600
bales.
LONDON hARKETs.-The Money market
was steady -Consols closed at 1904 100!
Coffee dull at AS for Ceylon; Cotton was
brisk and tending upwards; Sugars rather
lower; Tallow firm.
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The Cholera a..

New YORK, Aug. 9.
During the past week there have been six
deaths from cholera in this city. The disease
appears in a mild form.
At Chambersburg, Pa, during the pas, three
weeks, nineteen deaths have occurred from
cholera.
From Rochester we learn that the disease
10 abating.
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AUCTION SALES. .
FUTURE DAYS.

&TABLR AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of .
~ Deed Of Trust executed b me, % Trustee, By
Isham Pickett the 2nd day of September. 1851, for
purposes therein set forth, shall offer for ase. to
me highest bidder, on the premises, on MONDAY,
5 20 OF the present month, (August) At o'clock.
wooden Stable, about 43 feet wide and IL
Ione, built upon lists No % and 30. on 18th or
h..n = erect honfing on that street, and running
selling. Wu M IT, - '1s .Iu'e Vi
sale to be conducted by
az ~ GEO W. ToLER luc.
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ssEVEN VACANI LOTS IN SIDNEY AT AUG
~ TION-Wiil be sold Tuesday next. the
10th instant, d, o'clock, NJ, upon the premises,
seven vacant Lots, in tde Town If Sidney, just be.
yond the limits the Corporation, the whole front
2lU feet on the Plank Road, and back about
$50 feet and will be divided to suit the wishes Of
purchasers.
Terms very accommodating.
su7 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct
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AUCTION SALES
This DAl
l5lMs5p I1Es :. AND 81 noasKs. wAGoNe

MUL3S AND HOE SKS. WAGONS
: r.n anD AAhNESS, And s0,O00 FEET or
- AnIn. AZ AuCTlON-Wi be s0ld ON Tues-
Sny, me I0th inst g IL O'Clock a. Il he stesn
m; q u ~ r. Philip. IN Henrico county, half
IL vsiuasle young Males, Of large sise vea hros.
en-, and from tour to ire years old. being on he
whole such LOT as is seldom onered ia he msries
Also. two very good Horses and the RI ning xesr
ter which, win be sold about $1,000 feet IT Lumher
Of various kinds and qualities, say 20e00 feet 81 No
l, in Plank; 5000 feet I'd quality do, la,0oO teet
good Oak Plank, for fencing; SOTO feet BY
Scantling, 10 to IS fees long; lot BY do; lot
vain edge Plank do Bedstead timber. and lot Of
Hickory, sawed. for Axiefrefs
TERMs.-For the Mules and Horses, four months
credit for approved negotiable paper; for the Lum.
Der, under $40, cash that amount and ever, foar
months credit for approved negotiable pspers-
an 2-dtds JAMES -. TAYLOR kuct
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Missouri Election.

ST. Louis, August 9.
. 1t has been ascertained beyond do,h. H..
Messrs. Benton, Lamb and Phelps, Demo.
crats.l and Miller and Oliver, (Whigs, are
elected to Congress.
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au 8 GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctloneer.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.
UCTION TRADE SALE, OF SUGAR,
II MULASSES, Ac.-On Wednesday, the lin
instant commencing at lO4 O'Clock, we win sell at
our Warehouse at Rockets, to close c0nsigBments,
Sly hhds Sugar, plantation and clarified, ranging
from fair TO choice quaiiiJ'.
$50 bbls Louisiana MUasses, early crop, and
prime quality.
$50 bbls New York and Louisiana Syrup.
1877 bbls small Loaf Sugar.
100 packages, Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Su
gar
I75 bbls Sugar White and Yellow, clarified.
l20 boxes Amsterdam Candies
2Ou boxes Soap, DC, &c.
TEBMs-Under 500, cash: 500, months
credit tor approved Negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCURE, d. CO.,
ana Aucone-rs
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FARM FOR sALE.-Will be sold on MON
\ DAY, the 18th day of August, at 5 o'clock, P.
M unless disposed OF privately before, OF which
que notice will be given, nice market FARM con
tanning oU acres, situated two and half miles below
Ihe CITY, adjoining the lands of James Malon. and
'oei bragg There Is upon the Farm comfort.
aole dwelling together with bagns stables sitchen
&C, as also we'll of excellent water in the ward,
There are between 25 and 80 acres open and in a
high state OF cultivation, The balance in oak and
pihe tmoer. 1t cen bepurchas-d with all the crops
upon it, and possession given immediately. DAVID
bAhEk, JR, corner vi F and I7jh streets, is au.
thorized to make the sale privately Terms made
known on day of sale au5-I0t
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS
.NAHsMlTrED FOX The DAILY DlspATcH
Congress.

D., WARRINGTON, Aug. 9.
Dom houses OF Congress adjourned on scs
e'un. OF the death of MIR. Ran,oul. The en-.
logy in the Senate WIS pronounced NV A.
Sumner, and in the House bv Mr NJ.
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E- Mr., Webster left New York on his re.
tsrn to Washington, Sunday afternoon.
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il abating.
BALTIMORE M

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug. 9.
FLoUR-Sales of $50 bills. at 81. Wheat
red IS TO 81 cts; white, 80 to IS cts. Corn
white 60 cts: yellow, 65 to &c cts.
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STEAMSHIP ROANOKE

FOR NEW YORK, VIA NORFOLK.
Learning Richmond erery Tuesday at o'clock, p. M.
A The ''ROANOkE," Capt. PAR
<1FE RIsH will be ready to receive
ak:1iSM freigh. This day (Monday) at IL
zzEzzszazkk<0 o'clock and continue to receive il
up to the hour of o o'clock p NJ, on Tuesday the
10th inst, leaving at O'Clock P. NJ. same day, by
which hour passengers will please to be on board.
Passage to or from New York, Including meals
and fine state room accommodation, only $40
steerage passage, only Observation-Disclosures. 5
Shippers will please TO serd their bills lading
down to the ship or TO Office, South side the
Basin, Tuesday afternoon. Passengers can secure
their herths ana tickets at Office
au 9-2t LUULAM &, WATSON
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IIOsftSS q Ue CNU7tTU.
ROCHESTER,, August S.-I'here have only
been new cases and deaths of cholera du-
ring the last "A hours