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SUICIDE OF SURGEON McLEoD AT War.
RINGroN, FLoRIDA.-A private letter from
Warrington, Florida, dated Sd inst, gives the
particulars OF the shocking suicide OF DR.. d.
C. Mcleod, well known and efficient officer
Of the Navy. The deceased, it appears, had
been confined to his bed by disease ofrhe heart,
for about week, but was at the time Of his
death conyalescent. He put an end to his life
by cutting his throat with razor, at half past
one o'clock on the night of the 3lst ulf., and
lived only FIVE minutes after he was discovered
by one OF his brother officers, Dr. Jeffrey. Il
is supposed il was premedi:ated, as on sunday,
in the absence of DIR. Jeffrey, who was only
absent lew minutes, DIR. Mcleod attempted
| to bleed himself, and before the servant could
summon assistance, he had lost about two
quarts of blood, and had tainted. He remark
ed two or three days prior TO bis death he
would die during has sickness, told who he
wished to make bis shroud, and gave verbal
instructions what should be done with his Ii.
brary, jewelry, sc. There is no cause as
signed for the act, and it is supposed that if
| there is any explanation given, il is contained
in letter written 10 his brother on the day pre-
yious TO his death. Gen. Mcleod is now Ia
Macon, Ga, on a visit, TO whom, il 10 said, de-
ceased left the bulk Of his properly. He was
buried the following evening, with military no.
nors, and had large funeral.
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NO punAGIO mANUEACTUhE tits
i The subscriber socits the attention OF Tobac
co Msnufscuress :" his superior Presses and Mills
OF every description. P.-RAEM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
mn
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Items.

One day last week, three brothers--sll hov,
and living in Bufalo-went into an orchard
and ate freely of unripe apples. The next
morning they all lay dead in room together.
having been attacked with cholera in lis moss
virulent form.
A woman named Johanah Just, about forty
years OF age, cut her throat literally from one
ear to the other, at Cleveland, on the lIth ins
slant. She used a razor to perform the fatal
act' and from appearances drew il several
times across her throat, evidently intending to
make sure work.
census OF Iowa. taken by the State, is now
nearly completed Ii shows a population Of
1850. y o''0oO s'n'e
The Postmaster General in Canada has "a.
commended the adoption of the penny postage
system.
About four hundred land warrants, of tha
different denominations, are issued daily from
the Pension Office in Washington.
A German, named Herman Kohn, while set
| ting pane OF glass in the window of the 4th
story OF house in Boston, on Tuesday. fell IN
the sidewalk, dashing his brains in every di.
| rection. The scene was a most melancholy
one. He resided at l6 Marion street. and
leaves wife and one child. -
German woman named Brenringes. and
her child, were run over by the cars of the
Morris and Essex railroad at Newark, on the
18th instant, and both so severely injured that
The child died, and the mother will probably
not recover.
Whom did Robinson Crusoe meet on being
cast on the desert islandf great swell on
| the shore, and a little core running inland
From the MSS of a Maniac.
An Irishman was once brought before Q
magistrate. charged with marrying six wives.
The magistrate asked him how be could be 90
hardened villain. "Plase your Worship"
says Paddy, II was trying to get good
'un."
sinister, l say, don't suppose you done
know of no-body what don't want to hire mo-
body to do nothin' for nobody no how-you
don't, don't you 7" "Yes, guess not"
Like all other popular highways, the read to
fortune has a half way house and those
who stop to stake something" seldom got any
"a rtho
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The knHr Hnr


BosroS, July 6, 1S52.-By arrivals at New
Bedford, We have accounts from the Cape of
Gooi Hope, to May 9TH. The Sixth regiment
had sharp rencontre with large force of the
enemy, in which the latter were finally routed
with large number killed.
Andrea RethnIa, leading Hottentot, has
been addicted and is TO be uied for high trea-
sou.
General Cahcart had been thrown from his
horse aud badly injured, but was recovering,
aud intended to lead q force of 900 men into
the enemy's country.
SaadiIke, The chief Kaffir rebel, had sued for
peace, but Governor Cathcart replied that he
would make no peace with the kaffirs this side
OF the river kei, and there appears to be no
doubt that ii is the intention to drive the kafirs
INTO Central Africa, and annex their lands to
The English colony. This probability is highly
recommended by the Cape papers. In the
midst OF the war, the papers still continue to
urge vigorously the establishment of repre-
sentative government.
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From H0lif0r.

HALIFAX. July 6.-The Canada sailed for
Boston at aquarter TO eleven o'clock, and will
he due there TO morrow evening.
There is a strong party feeling in St. Johns,
Newfoundland, according 10 last advices.-
General 1t Marchant prorogued the Legislature
With an insulting and illtermed speech, which
excited the sneers and dersion of the audience.
The press, with ont regard to politics, mani
tested great indignation. His effigy, hanged
BY the neck, was carried through the streets
by the populace, drummer and fifer PLAYING
dead marches. His excellency is promoted to
The government of Nova Scotia, and insult will
not De tolerated for moment here.
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THE LATEST NEWS
775eTHER EUROPEAN NEWS BY THE
CANADA.
ENGLAND.


i Derby has announced that Treasury
dor is aboutlo be issued prohibiting the mix.
ofos' succory with coffee, but permitting the
VIZ uis Of succory separately.
%. meeting Of Buenos Ayrean bondholders,
.i.',ons were passed expressing confidence
.bs fsith of the Republic, and suggesting to
10 lii cnrernment to avail itself of the guano
W, I ofr the coast of Patagonia, as a source
% 5.a,soue 10 liquidate her debt.
title Wayne, has made up her quarrel
III ur. Lum,ey. the manager Of the Italian
'n ~, and has left England.
+, ;s said that the Pacha OF Egypt had arriv-
Am London from Paris.
FRANCE.
The Legislature still continues TO rebel
.-s;rst the Presidents oicta,ions, and the funds
hs,e been affected in consequence.
"a mention is made of sea fight having
,,ten Mace Of Para. as reported recently in
some American papers.
The Emperor Of Brazil has invited sixty
SISTERS of Charity 10 minister in the Brazilian
bosnfals. A number OF the sisterhood were
.boui TO embark for Rio.
PRUSSIA.
The meeting of the Zolverein Congress was
held on Monday, the 2lst. No material pro-
cress has been made since breaking off nego-
nations With Austria. Ii is already stated that
Austria has abandoned her demands.
INDIA.
The East India mail arrived at MnIseilles.
4 Geographic despatch from Trieste brings
Bombay dates TO the 22d ofalay, but nothing
later from Rangoon. The troops would prob
ally remain there until the rainy season was
over, when. if the war was not ended, addition
81 forces would be sent. Nizam is said to have
ce3edp part OF his territories 10 the British, in
payment Of his debts.
An extensive secret organization of Thugs
had been discovered III Punjaub. Five hun
dled arrests had been made, and 100 now in
prison. have confessed their numerous mur-
ders.
LIVERPOOL, June &c, 2 O'Clock p. M.-Beei
continues firm, especially prime qualities. Ii
is 10 great demand for Australia emigrant We S.
sels. Lard has reached the extraordinary price
O; Dos. and will continue high.
Bacon has also ACKNOWLEDGMENT at ASS n
sos.
Prices of wheat and -four are we'll maintain.
ed. Western wheat ASS sos. Prices are firm
er and Id per 20 lbs. dearer than last week.
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UaShingtOn Affairs.

WASHINGTON, July Ill is currently ru.
moFed here that TWO gentlemen from N. York,
with a cash capital OF $40 900, intend establish
ing a new daily independent democratic paper
IN Washington.
Another democratic caucus is to be held to-
morrow evening, to hear and act upon reports
OF the caucus committees appointed some time
ago by the democracy of each House, on the
public printing.
About twenty clerks were dismissed to-day
from the Pension Bureau. There was nothing
more for them TO do.
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II
tween the hours of 10 and 10, A. NJ to follow
example, WARROCK was compelled to shut up his
Newspaper and Periodical Depot, which deprived
those in want of cheap publications of procuring
them on that dav, but he is happy to state (the &C
cident being slight one) that he is now open daily
from O'Clock, A NJ, to 10 o'clock, P, NJ, where
may be had ali the Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore Daily and Weekly Papers; Also
Rarpers, Graham's Godey's and Kuickerbocker
Magazines for Iuiy; and he calls notice to the fol-
lowing Est of Novels:
Wlltred Montressor, or the Secret Order of the
Seven a romance of New York, by the author of
Florence Delacy. Brothers Revenge, &c. &C., with
numerous engraving,-50c edition.
The COrsican Brothers, by Alex Dumas
Roughing it in the Bush; Putnam's Library for
18th July, in parts-25c each
Eustatia, or the SYPHILIS Prophecy, by Mrs Howe
Prairie Flower, Adventures in -; price csc
The Far West, new edition, by Emmerson Ben
rett
Leni Leoti. Or Adventures in the West, sequel to
the Prairie Flower
The Texan VIrago, or the Tailor of Gotham and
other Tales Of G w Weber, author of Shot in the
Eye, &c &c
Call at WARROCKS News Depot 1854 Main ST.,
opposite American Hotel. jy9
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BY GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct.

OFFENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND
IA FASHIONABLE FURNITURE AT AUG
TON On Wednesday morning next, I4th
July, commencing at III o'clock, Will be sold at
auction. a large and desirable assortment of new
and fashionable Furniture DOW in storage and open
for examination, at the Wareroom of Mr. John Da-
Wis ON Governor street. consisting of Marble and
Mahogany top Bureaus and Cabinets. Centre-Ta-
bles, Caro- Tables, Secretaries Rocking Chairs,
Nurse Chairs, Mahogany Parlor Chairs. Sofas, Ma
hogany Tete-a Tetcs; City made Mahogany Ward
robes, do Ladies' Cabinet Bureaus, French Bed
steads, Sdebcards Cane. seat Chairs, &c, &c.
Terms All sums under $50 cash; $50, 4
months credit good and approved negotiable
notes. Sale conduct. by
jy8 GEO. j. SUMNER Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


- WELLINGTON GODOtN.
MALL TENRMFNT ON GOVERNOR
= - LuAEET FOR SALE AT AUCTION WIN
julv scs On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. the 18th
o'eio.I 80 q upon the premises. commencing as
ihe 49,, ne Tenement on Governor street now In
lof frrss posncy OF Messys. p. II Tasb 4 Son. The
TrrM. g ,ceI runs back about So feet
twelve morsnS s snird cash, balance at six and
aaeo y suas deed, or title re,.ipss '' aooeo
HAprsoW GoDDIN, Aucfioueer.
III ON sSU TM,k PRIVATE uur1IuNC
Ann Rpnon rh STREET, RETWFrH npaCr
day /. S.s.n D ofREETs.-WfI he .@.se -, ~
premises, commsnc Sn cay Of July. 1854 upon The
now IN the occupancy Of Mr. IaA. tne residence
on the East line OF leth betveer = Ege, situated
tne 10Y Fronts "a feet runs nat .IS n.o ,
~ a. ana mas upon it dweT;ue c ,.o
tanning SIX rooms, exclusive Of ktcbsr n.hg con
in the bssement9 and large wooden ..., Hnicn is
which have been built within few vesrs al OF
now in perfect repair. ana are
TEAMS -One-fourth cash: balance nj a 10
10 months for negotiable notes, interest added.
secured by a trust deed or title retained.
V9 W. GODDlN, Auct.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
u ESTATE AND SLAVES IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND-By virtue of decree of the Cour
of Hastings Court for the city of Richmond pro
nounced on the 18th June, 1852 in the case Of Hill
hard Us. Woodward, &c, the undersigned com
missioneTs VIII expose 10 SAFE oy puonc auction
ON Friday Afternoon, the 9th July, 1892. com
mencing at O'Clock, upon the premises, if fair.
not the next fair day The house ami lot in the cit
of Richmond, of which the late Catharine Wood
ward died seized, situated on the South eide O
Leigh street. Immediately in rear of Mr. Jas \
Tayor's residence) fronting that street 60 feet
running back about 23n feet After which, will b,
sold three slaves, viz: Sally and her two sons Rob
ert and Andrew.
Terms For the real estate, one.third cash; bal
ance At 3, 6, and IL months for negotiable note
with an endorser, and title retained until the paw
ment of the said notes, and the further order of
Court. The slaves will be sold for cash
DAVID II. WOODWARD Com
Sale conducted by w. Goddin, Auctioneer.
30 "a
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~ The down train on the Buffalo Rail
road was thrown from the track last Monday
M Tower, of the American Express Office
was much hurt, and Il brakeman named Sher
man had his skull fractured.
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C0nrpnti0n Of Snirifn1liSLS.

CLEAvELASD, July Cat the SpirtuaIst
Convention, in this city, none of eminence in
the new school, who had been invited, were
present. Mr.. Finney while as said, under the
conttol OF spirits, delivered an address, which
was principally an attack upon the received
theologian and religious creeds of the day, the
inspiration of,he Bible, and the divinity of
Christ
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NHOICE SUMMER READING.-AT
! THE EyCHANGE RQQKSTQRE

" The EXCHANGE BOOkSIORE.
The Sunny Side or the Country Minister'S Wife.
by the author of Little Kitty and her Bible Verses
BIC
Letters of the British Spy, by William Writ, new
edition--62c
Craigallan Castle, or the Stolen viii, by Mrs
Gore-25c
Shannono ale, by Emma q Southworth. author
of "Retibuton." &c-25c
HAloise. or the Unrevealed Secret, by Talvi-37c
Hearts Unveiled, or 81 Knew You Would Like
Him. ~ Sarah Emery Saymore-50c
Passages in the Life of Mrs Margaret Maihard, of
Sunny Side, written by herself-50c
War, or the Skiuts-Boy, romance, by Miss Car
len, from the Swedish-2jc
Dream Lie: q fable Of the seasons, by Tx Marvel
Il 25 .
Home II fuence tale for mothers and daugh
tiers. by Grace Aguiar, parts-75c
The Mos Cap, and Eleven other Tales, by Mrs
Caroline Lee Hentz, vol-50c
The Revelies of Bachelor, or a Book of the
Heart, by Tx MARVEL 25
The Days of Bruce: story from Scottish his
tory, by Grace Aeuillar 2 vols-Sl
A Peep at "Nun Five or Chapter in the
Life of a City Pastor, by Trusta author OF Sun
ny Side'-5Gc. For sale by
G. Nj. WEST e. BROTHER,
jyS Under Exchange Hotel ~
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CRIMINAL CUUkT.-Ths tribunal was en-
gagged yesterday, in further effort to empanel
jury in the case Of John Day, charged with
nn'dering his wife in May, 1851, and for which
ne has been tried and found guilty, but, upon
demurrer OF COUNSEL, granted a new trial
ohe hundred and forty persons have been call
ed, out of which eleven have been selected
Washington Rep.
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Arrival Of the Washington.

49, New YORK, Julys 8.
The steamship Washington has arrived from
Europe, but her news has been an,;c;na,ea h,,
the Canada.
ihe treaty regulating the Danish secession
had been ratified by the European powers.
The steamer Magdalena had arrived at
Southampton with million and a quarter of
California gold.
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NEW YORK MARKETS J,,v

CoTToN-Sales of 600 bales. Prices un-
changed. FLoUR-Sales of 1900 bbls State
brands at $4 06 TO $4.lS Ohio, SAILS to $4.31
WHEAT-Sales of $4,000 bushels Genesee at
S1.l3; western white. LOO; red, 95 to sc cts.
CoRN-30 900 bushels mixed sold at 60 cts
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rELEGRApHlC NEWS.
!. aAssm,,ih ID foK THE DAILY OIspATcs


=, WAsHlScroS, July 8.
IN the SkSArE-Mr. Hunter gave notice
'aa' ne would Introduce bin for the redemp,
uon OF State debts. Tie bill for the satisfac-
uon OF Virginia bounty land warrants was or.
cered TO be cngrosssd.
IN the housE, the bill declaring the Wheel.
ing Bridge lawful structure. was deba,ed =,
length, bu. before action thereon, the Defcien.
cy Bill was taken up.
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TIC Vacant SecretaruShip.

WASHINGTON July 1.-The post Of Secre-
larY Of the Navy has not been offered 10 Hon.
Alex. Evans, of Maryland, and there is reason
to believe tha. he would decline if the appoint
lnent we're rendered.
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4ccideals and IoSs 0f Life.

EHETER, N. H., July Con the 5rh, can
non burst in this town, dangerously wounding
Ciark Papsen, john Hale, John Birdsly and
Gideon Garter. / he two first are not expected
10 survive.
In Henniker, N. H., Geo. r. Davis was in
stantly killed by the bursting of a cannon on
the 5th.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT e. co.

A UCTION SALE.-DkY GOODS, GROCE
IA RES, QUEEN AND GLASS WARE, Ii.
QUORS OF ALL KINDS.-The advertiser intends
changing his business will otfer for SALE on Mon.
day Morning, 18th July, at halt past o'clock, at
his store, on broad street, opposite Brook Avenue
the following goods, viz: Dry Goods Groceries
OF all kinds Queen and Glass Ware. Hats Boots
and Shoes, good stock, Liquors. of ell kinds, lot
OF Oats and Corn, &c
Terms made known on day of sale
WILLIAM ]. CHICK
Sale conducted br ALEX Norr a. Co iv9
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nj JAMES M. TAYLOR.
, BEAUTIFUL Bull DING LOT n

= " l.
- FRANKLIN AND oath STREETS AT AUG
TlON.-Wil be sold on Saturday, the 10th July
at o'clock, P. NJ, upon the premises, the vacant
LOT situated on the south side of Franklin at its
intersection with Oath street, which the Wesley
Chapel lately stood, fronting 20 feet and running
back 100 feet This is one of the most desirable
Lots to be bad in that improving part of the city,
and will be sold in one Two lots, as purchasers
may desire.
TERMS very accommodating, and made. known
by application
jyo JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
VRUSTEE'S SALE OF A LOT ON
l. UNION HlLL.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed by John W. Childress to the subscriber,
as trustee TO secure the payment of certain sum
OF money mentioned II ereD, and at the request of
the benz ciary therein, sha II orfer at public auc.
tion on Friday, the 10Th July, the property con
veyed by said deed, being Lot of Ground situated
on the north side of Venable street, near the Me.
chanicsville Turnpike, 223 feet, and running back
1870 eet to a II foot slley.
q he terms will be announced at the sale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
After the above, will be sold two beautiful Lots
fronting a feet on the n nth side of Vena.
BILE street. rear Elijah Baker, Esqs, adjoining the
property of Mir. Mey er, and running back las feet
to 20 foot alley and the other fronting Al l2 feet
the street north of Venabe street, and runnide
back l55 feet These are really pretty Lots, and
if improved, would pay handsome per cent
Terms at sale.
jy9 JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auct
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sTKAYED, from my residence,

NET1 sTkA YED, from my residence,
NLaN ON the LIST July, bright red Cow with
lid small horns, which are little crooked,
- Was very heavy with cali when she left
- WI give reward OF IS TO any person VINO will
,e'ein sad cowto me- any information that will
lead to her recovery
CORNELIUS JOHNSON,
y 7-3t-
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~ ERAL SPRRINGS-The Mineral Springs of
Virginia, with remarks ON their use-the Diseases
to which they are applicable, and in which they
are contra indicated, accompanied by a map OF
routes and distances.
New Work, by William Burke, M D. This
work is particularly valuable to ali persons who
intend visiting the Springs in it, the invalid can
learn which OF all these delightful Watering Places
is best adapted to his her disease. The pleasure
seeker has unfolded the natural beauties which
summoned each and all of them, and is therefore
better able to judge before leaving home, where
the most delightful Summer retreat can be found.
This valuable work is for sale by
A. MORRIS,
Tvs Late Drinker Il Morris, W Main st.
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BY JOHN K. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
ERENCH CUNsUL'S HOUSEHOLD
l. AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
NJ Paul, French COnsut) about leaving the city,
will sell ON Monday. the 18th of July, 1852 his
househo 4 and tchen Furniture. mostly new and
very fine, consisting in part of Centre Tables,
Card Tables, Sofas, hooking Chairs, &c; also
Feather Beds, Bedstesds, Chairs, Glass and China
Ware, &c &c. The sale will take place at his resi-
dence, on 5th street, near Mr. George iaylors at 10
o'clock.
ivl w e.
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NO TEACHEkS.-fUR SALE, frame
l. school house, with complete set OF desks and
other necessary furnitue The building has not
been long erected and is in of the most eligible
locations in the city. The lot on which it is situa
ted, is subject to a moderate ground rent, and is
leased for five years, three of which have vet to
from the lst OF August next. The present occupant
who has under his control fourishing school, pur
poses To leave the city. Address box 592, Rich.
mond P o. jy 7--2awts
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Arrtrai Of INr. Clay's remains at Cleareland

q ut t"zutHS Ut CteHTetl7EU.
CLEAvELAND, July 7th.-The steamer con-
ve!ing MIR. Clay's remains arrived here about
noon, anu was met al the wharf by committees
from Cleaveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
kentucky. The whole city was hung in mour-
ming, bells tolled and every mark of respect
shown. The body lett in the Southern truin at
one o'clock
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, July 8.
No sales of FLOUR. GRAIN scarce, aud
prices firm.
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RANh OF NIkiSINIA.

RICHMOND, July 9th, 1882.
rSrEE President snd Directors of the Bank of
4 Virginia have this day declared dividend of
Of four aud quarter per cent out of the profits or
the Bank for the last six months, subject to the de
duction of per cent. bonus to the State, which
leaves four per cent 50 90 per share, payable to
the stockholders ON demand
iv 7-d2w SAINT. MARX, Cashier.
OTICE.-The President and Directors OF the
~ Clover Hill Railroad Company have declared a
div dend OF six per cent upos the capital stock out
OF profits of the last six months, payable at the Of
fee of the Company on and after the lst day of
August next D. S. WOODBRIDGE,
10 7-dlw Treas, C. III. r. r Co.
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New YORK, July 8.
The Councils of this city have appropriated
so'ooo for the obseques of Mr.. Clay, to take
place on the 20lh inst. 1t will be magnif-
cent affair.
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HANDSOME FARM ON THE MEAD.
a. OW BRIDGE ROAD, q MILF rs NORTH.
WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-The sub
scriber is authorized to sell the handsome Farm
on the Meadow Bridge rosd, two and halt miles
north west of Richmond, now in the occupancy of
Mr. Thomas Trogers, containing $50 The
improvements are all new, and large enough for
lie 24-eod2w w. GODDIN Auct
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y ICHMOND & O L. l. + G z .-Th under
"a signed, committee appointed by the Board
OF Trustees of Richmond College, are prepared to
receive applications for the Office of Steward for
the above Institution. A married man would be
preferred Salary $3.50 per annum, with house
rent and board for family free of expense. 1t is
desirable that the person selected should enter upon
the duties of the Office by the LIST of August next-
Address RICH'D REiNS. I Com
WELLINGTON GODDIN, mittee