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AyANN.iT--StcansLip hahema--J : 4'syt lady. two
children spd three servsns CNNnrt tud Isuyt Guos1
Mrs Russell, Mrs Thomas Mrs and Niss Seymour rg
ir III II Fay &ra Ma den. Ers Vaurc Nh 'ack,sn Wiz
Florence Mrs fence, hiss yiaekvei Bsckweii MS
G Thomas child. Miss Thomas Taylor ~. ,say, Mss
Plumb, IIils and aly. Mrs Webster Mrs SayisouI ms
Bedtp. Mrs. Nathans, Miss Nathars, Mrs heD -
servant Mira Bunker Bodhsl and lady Mrs Dsnoisr
Campbell Mrs Ferris tnree shiiafen 10 sS,vsnV
WIN Ferris Ferris Thos rrrris NC a.sIn aay an
rbild Mrs /, Rutlefgs, A Habersham, CLate aon
CT IJeiIIs W Moore Holi1 D Hubbard, z Buck.
nanis 7 Rysp,p Jcgeii, Dunn-S5I IN ths stser.gc
B;rd Mrs schcnc Cart Getty usA lady and tgo Children
~ III R,oxp USH and lady, ~ Booth uSA lady and tv5
ch;iJren Cant MCown USA, Mrs Smms ard five child
ron j Gray, II Bulkley. Miss A Dawson, Mrs Dick.
si,se Gleason Mis-, Howell Mrs Yinot Mrs Bassfrd,
Nrs Bassford, w Manning, Skiltont Misa Dunbar
Mrs Taylor and child. Trsphom and lady, hi.s Emily
Trcnhelm Mrs ii Trenholm Miss Trenholm. a Bcoo.
Dauson, Allen, A Gonzales, A Martchs Mtss anu
Miss G Gonzales ReDevolme Gonzales. Arteehe,
Young, W Scabrook Cosiss Mrs Clark Mrs Henson,
Mrs II Tucker two children and nurse " Danchy nn9
lady, Wiswnli II Poe Mrs Dallas. D Ia Senas ;nd
son, Mrs lnehsm and child, iIotJr. III klngana,ore
Capt Martin, Buraaoo, Mrs Wolf Mrs Gaze, hrs w,
liaIns rnd eliid~or, III Pendlcton Or measn n
Abel G Linden l. Clark, II Brundage. Dsves r.
nougbton Mrs Aorei Mrs Bixby and two servan-o' In
: Nonrors &c--steamsLip City Of RicimondI Smith sui
lady Mtss NJ Recor, Mrs Mary Ashmead Pepper ana
onJ MI sewoIl. UsN, Mrs Patterson u E,nes buckley,
N johnson Il Fitzpatrick. Dow, Gould Matthews.
n I,nrry n Cnrintt shermsn, sullivan, Freemsn,
u peila1y-2g in the bteernho.
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KARITIMn InTHLLIonHoA /.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE 8, 1864.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Helena, Coo. Australia and ShAnshas. G. Grs-
ship Papsm.. Desrh % sh.ngh.e n e. Grs, q"
ship Indian Ocean. Baker, London. 9oyd4 Iinsken;
SIP y Dc Endi, Orr Havana, Nesmish { Sons.
s s s.sa ssss'sa l I:ss9 Collins
BARK Express. Boss, Mstanzas,J J Taylor q Co.
s:s rs:ss
Brig Ocean BIRD FOrsp; Curscoa. Bsopsn Graves 6 Co.
Brig James Hinason (Brj, Jones Anticosta, carct
Brig Eliza Goddard tBr). Mclean. St John, NIB. Ne
Irs Don Qssotts brmj oess, boston IL Bur sh.rd.
sehr Matches (Br). sherris, Crenads, WI. Eager
sshr cnilian, Loskha5., Win aser. rs whitney Co.
Selr Hamilton. McMaan Baltimore. Sturges Clcsrman
selr Lewis surdcyant corsen Philadelphia Geo Barrow.
schr Cora, Chase. Portland, S " Lewis.
sssa%sS hI$Sissss Ely. FSssspaIs rhcspsSn.
ss and 70 TaGT s: hours with
f S mics sl on a:
SsnnsS gay iSls PM. .saii,sa steamship Tn'sa.
ziasss: { G:SS ssas$ n,,,', p'''s' 'saf
T Eq' SisSSs dam,
scbr Gen yeaSie lof uampjenl Mrrch Jacmel lG days.
with coffee &c to Bech Kunhnr't vessel to Pllsbury a.
Sanford May - LAT 20 49, lon u spoke ship Indiana Ben
schr Planet, Kinney Ponce. Pr 5days with sugar, to
Hamilton Bros.
schr Lady Scott (Drl. hilton, Nassau, Mp, days with
pine apples. to Ackerly.
schr Frances. Mydget oeracole. Nc 4lays with naval
stores
schr Brown. Ingersol. Hamilton, NC, days, with
shingles.
schr John G Wright Longstrcet, Virginia, days.
S 'hr Mary Jane, Bailey, Virginia, 3 days.
Schr Frances French, Let's, Virginia. days.
Sohr Emelne, Roger, Virginia. days.
Schr Caroline Al derson. Anderson, Virginia days.
Schr Marietta Hand. Jcr es, Baltimore, days.
Sobr Olivia virginia Somers. Baltimore, days.
Schr Lawrence Waterbury Cramner Baltimore, days.
ScLr Timothy Farrell Limo, Baltimore
Schr Franklin Rudolph, Burnett. Baltimore.
Sctr VIM Ii Rutan Spraaue Baltimore.
Schr Thos Page. Gaskcll, Baltimore.
Sclr Alice, w icks. Baltimore, days.
Sehr Meridian, Wood Kingston, NY, for Boston.
Sclr Maize, yerrell, Rockland, 4 days.
ScLr James, Ierrick Ellsworth. days.
Schr Grandee Stanley, Ellsworth days for Flushing.
Schr Agawam, Bsssey, Wareham.
Below,
Dark Elizabeth Lcayitt tof Portland), from Carderas.
Sailed,
Steamship Merlin. Cope st Thomas.
Wind during the day ESE, with . dense fog.
TclCgrnphiC Marine Reports.
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BrRsupA AND Sr Enthusiastically MerIin-Por Ber-
nuda-F Bangs Mrs Mstbcr, infant and nurse.
For 81 Thomss-R WELSH Cant Dixon, UA, Mr. webIey,
Mr. Nspier Mr. Tcrsr Juan Las CaAs, Ramon Echsszas
Nj Comop, Mr. Pssta 3 VI Cospsu.
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Arrest at GeorgetoTn on a charge Of Fraud

4rrest at Georgetown on a charge Of Fraud.
Washington, May Is, 9 =. M.-Ohicers Ad-
sms and Dawson. this afternoon, arrested in
Georgetown man supposed TO be named
Robert " alton, charged with fraud, for attempt
ING TO negotiate a supposed forged draft in the
names Of the Messrs Dupont, of Wilmington,
Del.. on Nj. John II. King. The latter gentle.
man had been apprised by Messrs. Dupont
,bat some person was practising receptions o
the Kind. There were found on the person oil
Walton papers bearing the names of J. J
Moyo and Joseph Morgan. lie says his trunk
i in Baltimore. Justice Reaver fully com,
m;ttod him.
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the Citizens of Richmond an,

= I d
Transient VisitOrs.-If you wish 10 have your
hair cut and dressed in the most fashionable and
tasteful style and your whiskers changed to beau
tiul black brown color, please call at the Aneri-
can Hair Dressing Shaving Shampooing and Bath
ing Saloon under the American Hotel.
n Blot Cold and Shower BATHS at all
hours. Price, single bath % cents, or five tickets
lltn street. my l3
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


D IT,, -. :. Roses sar.npn riII.
49, reS s.f iER--A Grea, Spring and s.ram,r
frnaa me Ibis sarsaparilla compound ID mad,
binea with n n,hs sarsapara and being com.
pest sarsapariila compound made, for purifrin.
@ Inn .ne blood and to all skin erupsions
sna skn diseases, scrouous sores, venereal dis
ana us naa effects in the constitution dronsi.
ssl s"einnes, rheumatism from the use of mercnry
oises, old sores, kidney and bladder aaect;onys :
cleansing the system from mercury, and raisns -,
weak and impaired constitution from any cas, ~
IL improves the appetite. enlivens the spirits and
as summer drink in cold water il ia a plaasan ne
useful and medicinal beverage All families should
have bottle by them. Quart bottles 81 small bo,.
ties so cents
For GALE by Ade & Gray, Purcell, Ladd g. Co
A, Strecker, A. Bodeker, J. Blair and w P. I.add
NV lS
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ALBANY, May IA. Hyde Cole has been
selected 10 represent the Orleans district in the
Baltimore Wing Convention. The Wings OF
Chaauque have chosen Delos E. Sill as their
delegate to the Baltimore Convention.
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Later from Buenos -4gres.

Bosrox. May, lSth.-By an arrival here we
have adyices FIVE days later from Buenos
Avres. Business was quiet. The upper pro
yinces had all sent Populations TO Urquiza
and it was thought all the prov inces would
confederate under a central government, with
s Presiden, and Congress. Fears were enter.
tanned OF trouble at Montevideo, where the
Onbe party were in the ascendant, and the
Brazil treaty unpopular.
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Decision in the NcDoaogh Wiz Case
Yrinmph Of Baltimore Cifu.

NEW ORLEANS, May lS.-The McDonogh
VIII Case was brought TO close to-day in
the Supreme Court, so far as whether the
cites Of Baltimore and New orleans, or the
Ststes of MARYLAND and Louisiana shall be
the legaiees. The Court has decided to rem.
9er Judgment in favor of the two cities. The
contest between the heirs at law and the two
cities will now commence.
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Ship NeuS and Markets.

NORFOLK, May lS.-Several schooners have
arrived here, including the schooners Samuel
Baker, Anna and Satee, from New York, and
the James Warner, Jr., from Philadelphia.
In Hampton Roads, ship Harkaway, and
bark Maryland, from City Point, bound to
Rio.
Cotton continues active. at fair rates, which
are from Il to 81. Corn is decling-sales of
yellow at 55a55!; white and mixed 50. Tar
and slaves are unchanged.
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ALBANY, May 1.-THE Exchange Bank of
this city, depository oF canal tolls, refused
on Saturday last, 10 receive from the collec-
tor the bills of those banks whose circulation
Is based on the security of canal revenue cir
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= Mexican Mustang Thinner

. HeNlcan Mustang LlnIment, I'M
proyement, Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order Of the day. And the great desire for the.e is
operation in the Medical world. New light blazes
up and old practises and old mixtures discard
ed The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Liniment enables it to penetrate flesh,
nerve and muscle, and drive out disease and assist
nature to recover her lost powers, and become
healthy, which is evidently the true cause why it
lie So successful and why many physicians that
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re-
COmmrndit
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND AND EXTRAORDINARY NH.
6ICAL FESTIVAL.
SAT1IEnAv EuENfCfs na . oa...

SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 22Np.
M LIE. TERESA PARODI, Prima Don
ASA ma from her Msjesty's Theatre, in London, On
ner way to Europe, respectfully announces that she
CONCERT, at the Universalist Church, on
which occasion she will be assisted by Madame
Strakosch, formerly Mile. Amalia PATTI the
qistinguished Prima Donna from the Italian Opera
mouse, New York. Maurice Strakosch. the
eminent Composer and Pianist, MisIxa Hauser,
the unrivaled Viorst
Inc Programme win contain gems from the
great masters If classical, sacred popular and mis-
ce!sneous Music, English Ballads and songs, Italian
aus, Daetts Fantasies, &c, and will be the richest
most varied and Interesting eve ufisred tn tho in
teirgent citizens of Richmond
Nksts Sl-to be has at the principal Hotels,
asic stores, b. ok Stores and at the door on the
evening OF performance
at ct o'clock 0,' " ~, .o- 1o ..
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EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.-We learn
that VIM. w. Sharp, Esq, was unanimously
re elected President of the Exchange Bank on
Soturday.-N0rfolk Courier Of Nonday.
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ROOMS OVER WOR6@.
IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT.
VnkFN II \ . -

~%&s JUN N I Il IA p OF
~ TX Philadelphia Practical Optieian,
has arrived in this city and taken rooms at the
ally He has had twenty seven years practical en-.
perience in Lou don and this country, and has tes
timonias to show that he has gwen entire satsfsc-
ton to all who have availed the mseyes of his ser
vices Among them may be found testimonials
from ex-Gov. Tazewell, Holt Wilson. ESQ.,, of the
Exchange Bank, Portsmouth, A. 3. .McClean, Major
George Marshall, d. Robertson, C. w. Grandy,
Capt. George Chambers, T. B. West, and Thomas
williamson Nj. D., residents of Norfolk and Ports
mou b.
ANY person wishing advice upon the uses and
abuses of Spectaclcs can have the gratis upon
application to Mr.. P.
N. B-The best Crystal Glasses inserted in old
frames. my l4-6tt
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p Crowds OF Ladies throng our
Rooms for the superior and splendid style of Da,
guerreotypes taken by the elegant patent process,
winch is, no doubt, the greatest Improvement ever
discovered IN this most beautiful branch OF science
Our Pictures are acknowledged by the public and
press 10 BE- the most beautiful aud life like portraits
taken in the country Prices very low indeed Tor
q superior picture.
Rights for saefor any part of Virginia excepting
n r.olk aud Richmond MOULSON'S
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery,
my II No. no NJ ain street
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- The sale of the late Thomas Rutherfoords
Real Estate will be continued THIS DAY at
O'Clock, P. beginning with the vacant lot on Cary
street. near Messrs Davenport, Allen s. Co.
After which the new Brick Tenemeats on Pearl
street win be sold.
my 20 w. GODDIN. Auctr
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Later from, Jamaica- The Cholera, &c.

NEW okk, May TO.
The steamer Sierra Nevada brings advices
r-on, Jamaica about ten days later. The chol.
ora continued 10 prevail at an alarming ex-
tent. almost depopulating some of the country
districts.
The drought also continued 10 prevail, and
was dong great damage to the crops, causing
fears of an slmcs, total failure.
Flour was in good request, with sales OF
Philadelphia aud Baltimore at 30s.a3ls.i Lard
Is. Pimen,o was scarce, and advancing.
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BY GEORGE J, SUMMER.


TyRUsTEE's SALE OF A HOUSE AND
l. LOT ON MARSHALL STREET-Ry virtue
of deed trust executed TO the subscriber by Ed
win Crouch and wife, dated 9th March, 1851, and
duly recorded in Henrico County Court shall, at
the request ofthe beneficiary therein, on FRIDAY,
the 25th inst, commencing at O'clock P. NJ upon
the premises, offer for sale the property conveyed
by said deed being lot fronting IS feet on the south
side of continuation OF Marshall street, short dis
tauce west of the city, into Henrico County, at its
intersection with street feet wide, and running
back l4l feet l2 inches to an alley of I6 feet
width, Oh which Lot stands newly built brick
house, now in the occupancy of said Crouch.
The terms (Which will be in accordance with the
deed) will be made known on the day ofssle
my IA JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
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AUCTION SAILS.
By WELLINGT0N G0DDTE.

~ WELLINGTON GOODTE.
R EAL ESTATE or THR rArr
~ THOMAS RUTHFHFoopn For a.
Al AuCIl0N--The executors If n. ,s,s TIL.
,'. ~ virtue Of the authorfy cafr,.ed
49, ua-Il ~ nis last vii and Testament nil -
49, - lie ~ public suction q portiar az N. -
tator real estate, viz: w s"S -
o. ano a ON the following dsy, VIZ: THuaspav -.
[o'n nay ieo2, upon the premises ~ =
-. a. 11eA, ase new oriek tsnements en- The -
me u ~ reaII street between Cary u sad Doel -
the south side Of Cary street above No. hnng On
port Il Alien, and adjoining Messrs Cl.rasss.as,-
store; and on the premises, Commencing - - =
past o'clock of the same dsy 264 feel rffs \. -,
on the east side of Valley street and the :. re ~
tity on the west line OF Federal street and bess-
Green and William streets After which. viii u.
sold beautiful square Of Land containing fon,
acres. in Craigs plan, adjoining Chelsea II either
of the days above named should be SO inclsnept a
to prevent sale. IN that event the sale viii take
place on the next fair day, at the same hour, and
be cor tinued until the whole sales are completed
TERMs-An sums under 500, one third cash,
balance at six and twelve months; all sums oveI
$500 and under g., 900, one. fourth cash baIancea
six, twelve and eighteen months; and all sum,
over $1,000. one.fourth cash, ba'ance at twelve
eighteen and twenty four months. In either case
uesouaoie notes, bearing interest,", secured by
us. ueeo, VIII be required of the purchasers
dts ol the above property will be exhibited at the
ie =, sale anc In the meantime they can be seer
ny Gaining at the office of the suctioneer.
John RUTHERFORD.
WIN. RUTHERFOORD
sAM,L j. RUTHERFORD. 9Ex'ors
ALEX H. RUTHERF0ORD
Sale conducted by w. Corps. Amer
nv 3-2tawtds
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DONNITe SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE In pursuance OF decree 81 .iip
Pronounced on the 10Th day of March. 1854 IN sui
therein pending, under the style Of George, &c.
against Brown, &c, Ishail, on Tuesday, tne lotn
uay -. 80 ssII ON the premises, at public auction,
70 The highest bidder the House ard Lot situated a.
The co Tner OF Leigh and 7th streets, in the city of
Richmond, which was formerly occupied by James
Heath and wife TO me, by deed bearing date the
DIST day of December S4e and of record in the of.
fee OF the Court of Hastings Tor the city of Rich
mond.
Terms of sae-Onethird cash, onethird In six
months and the residue in nine months from the
day of sale-the purchaser giving negotiable notes
Tor the deferred payments and the title to be re-
tanned until conveyance is directed by the cour,
my l2--dtds JOHN o. STEGER
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Pennsylvania Episcopal Conremtion.

PHILADELPHIA, May lS.-The Pennsylva-
,;a Eniscopal Convention assembled this at
,nrnoon in St Andrews Church, aud after the
coII of the roll motion was made by Mr.
Ashurst lay delegate from the Epiphany
Church, to admit lay delegate from The
Colored Church Of the Cruciiixion. The SUBJ
;ect was finally postponed until tomorrow.
..lfer the Bishops address, by the following
vote Clerical-ayes 43, nays 30. Lay vote
-nves IS. nays %. After an Intellectual at
tenn, TO elect Secretaries, the Convention adj
iourned. -
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sss SHIPPERS TO BOSTON

nRY GOODS.-WlLLIAME +. WARREN is
~ offering at his sand, l4l Eagle Square, a full
assortment Of Dry Goods for ladies' and gentle
mems wear His Dress Goods department COM
prises choice patterns OF Bareges Tissues, Barge
de LANES, &C, in the hanc soonest combination of
colors; and in the department tor gents wear can
be found complete and desirable assortment OF
Cloths. Cassimeres. DrilEngs &c. IN Gloves, EN-,
broi deries and Hosiery his stock offers satisfactory
inducements. In connection with the above will
be found supply of beautiful Mantillas of various
styles and in different colors Also black silk Man
tilla Lace. my l8-t20ju
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A NOEL WHISPERS. a. wrsr !. pposs

NIGEL WHISPERS. AT WEST a RRos
a Aneei whispers, or the Echo Of Shirt yoiees.
designed to comfort those that mourn. a
A pilgrimage to Egypt, with uuueyor. ,r.....
tons, BY DR. v c Smith-4l a5 Aius'ia'
Tales from Catland, for Little Kitten. h., ~
Greenwood-red cloth, gilt edge, So eta - 'isce
Hi story OF My Pets, by Grace Greenvaoa ca
Dictionary Of Shaksperan Quotations sr,.,, o<s
in aphabetic order-Sl zeo
The Heavenly Recognition or viii va Ero,,
our Friends in Heaven-Sl
Sir Roger De Coverley, by the spectator-75 cts
Representative Men, by Ralph Waldo Emerson
Men and Women of the Eightecth Century, BY
Arsene Houssaye, vos-S2 so
Ciovernook, or Recollections of our Home in
the West by Alice Carey beautifully gilt-Sl so
The Snow Image, and other Twice.told Tales by
Nathaniel Hawthorn-75 cts
Letters Illustrative of the Reign of William IT.
from 1896 TO l70s, edited by 6 P IL James, Esq.
3 vol 8 vo-s2 30
~ Call by all means, at the Exchange Book
store. two doors from Post Office my l9
BLOWERS, FLOWERs.-Ju.t received, a
i lew pots OF very rare and beautiful China
Climber, recent imported; the Calistigia Pubes.
clus 1t grows easily in the open air, to spread
ing vine more than ten feet in height and is
ed from Jrne to cold weather with profuson of
large, double, delicate rose colored flowers. Price
30 cents pot.
Also, orders taken for Roses from common TO
the most rare varieties, from the Nursery of D.
McF. Thornton, Florist Norfolk, Va
WIN. NJ. DADE, Chemist
male street, nearly opposite the Old Market.
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BY WKLLINGTON GODDIN.
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE &

VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE &
SEVERAL VACANT LOTS ADJOINING
THE CITY SPRING FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Win be sold Saturday Afternoon, the 22d
day ct May, 1852 upon the premises, CONNIE ncng
at o'clock, that large Brick Dwelling with all the
out buildings attached thereto, adjoining the City
Spring, now in the occupancy of Mr. Samuel c.
Greenhow The lot has front of 80 feet on 9th
street, and extends in rear about i feet. After
which, will be sold handsome building Lots lying
to the North of the above fronting 80 feet each,
and one fronting lis feet on the west line of 9Th
streer, and running back 26O feet to the east line OF
7th street. on which they have front also. The
convenience of the above property TO the central
part of the city, its quiet and rural neghborhood,
render it peculiarly valuable to persons who desire
TO reside in retired aud pleasant part OF the city
TERms-One-third cash balance at Land years
for Il, gotiable notes Qnterest added secured by
tIust deed.
my Is w. GODDlN, Auctr.
GALE OF STORE AND DWELLING ON ORE.
y CON HILL.-Win be sold on Monday, the
oath day of May. 1852 upon the premises, com.
mencibg at o'clock. the new Brick Store and
Dwelling or Oregon Hill, recently occupied by Mr.
Andrew Wray.
TERMs-One-third cash /; balance at and mos
for approved endorsed negotiable paper, title re
tainf d. By request of the trustee.
myI7 w. GODDiN, Auctr.
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| 0~T, between Broad street and Mr. PratE's, on
IL Main street, caild's Gold Bra elet. with a
purple set. The snder will be literally rewarded
by leaving il at this office. my 30 TT
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II THE IsCOPAL CONyEN.

The EPlS COPAL CONVEN.
iloN-To the members OF the above BODY.
(many of whom are strangers in our cty.1
we respectfully extend an Invitation to cali
at our Boot Shoe and Trunk Saloon, 73 Main street,
wnefc we will De pleased to show them as com.
pet an assortment OF articles in line, and at as
moderate rates as can be found at any other house
r!ease call at No %, three doors beloy Doolev;s
Hat Store. Dooiey
nv 10 ys,1,r-r, g n.o
X EFERE HOUSE.-Mrs. CARDUZO has
. now vacant two rooms one of which is on the
hrst floor which she would be pleased to have filed,
my l6-eo3t*
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A LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE AT

~ 2
II AUCTION.-WiIl be sold, at the Floyd House,
opposite the American Hotel, on THURSDAY, the
18th inst, at 9 o'clock a large amount OF House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of the usual
variety in a large establishment. and mostly new
and handsome.
Terms of sale-Sums under $50, cash; $50 and
upwards, months credit for negotiable paper, sat-
isfactorily endorsed.
my lS w "
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BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.

b JUHN X. ID. I n NE, SHftsHIstHs
Tor RENT OR LEASE.-The farm for
L merry occupied by Robert 2. New, decd. 1t is
situated on the New Bridge Road, one and half
miles from the city of Richmond. 1t contains 81
acres of good tllable land, half OF which has been
highly improved. 1t has large and comfortable
brick dwelling, kitchen, smoke house, barn,
stable and other convenient cut houses II has an
excellent well OF water, and is situated in healthy
and agreeable neighborhood. The farm will be Of
fered upon the pre- misses On TUESDAY the 18th OF
the present month, (May) st half past O'Clock.
The lease will be extended five years.
nv l5-Gts JOHN K. D. PAYNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

IN sigued having located at No. 29esBroad street,
next door to Matthews & Undertake. fol- he pur-
pose of conducting General Grocery business,
takes pleasure in announcing to hi friends and the
public generally that he is now prepared to furnish
any article usually found IN a Grocery Store, and
having purchased his stock exclusively for the cash
enables him to sell on the most reasonable terms
for cash only.
my l5-6t* SAMUEL R NUCkOLS.