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JAPANESE CRUELTY.-The following account
Of cruelty practlsed by the Japanese towards
American Sailors will be read with interest:
The whaling ship Lawrence, of Poughkeep-
sic, was wrecked on May 2Sih, 1877, on a reef
of rocks, 300 miles from the coast of Japan.
The crew left for the coast in three boats but
got separated. One boat reached Japan safely
after voyage of seven DAYS, but her crew
were Immediately seized and put into cages
similar TO those used for wild beasts. They
were kept there for nearly year, in a half
starved condition, aud then transported to the
Dutch settlement down the coast and put into
prison. After two months they we've brought
before the chiefs, who tried them for daring to
approach the land, and threatened to behead
them, supposng them TO be EngIisbmep.
against whom they felt bitter luminosity. Thew
explained that they were Americans. and
nothing more was said, but they We're compell-
ed to uample under foot cross bearing the
image of the Savior, under threat of being
massacred. They were confined two days
more, and then put on board Dutch ship for
Batavia. where thew arrived in December, lS47.
While in prison, Tbos. Williams made his es-
cape, but was brough hit back wounded, and died
in six hours. They heard of several English
men under similar confinement. The names
of those saved are Geo Haze, I'd mate Peter
Williams, Henry Spencer, and Murphy Wells,
carpenter. The latter furnished this account
at ST. Helena.
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The Late Mail Robbery.

PITTsBuRG, June 14.-Joseph Campbell, q
brakeman on the Central Railroad, and his tw
brothers, residents of this city, are the persons
arrested, charged with robbing the mail. About
S60,OOO in money. checks and drafts, were
found in their possession, supposed to have
been distracted from the mails sent hence on
the 9th and 9Th instant Campbell had been
arrested charged with robbing the store of
Nessrs. Hamilton IL Beatty, and the drafts
and other valuables found in their pockets,
was the first intination of his having been
concerned in pifering from the mail.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" FARM NEAR RlCHMOND.-In pursuance of
a deed of the Circuit Court of Chancery for the
county OF Henrico, made on the 9th day of March,
1852 in suit therein pending, styled Register and
wife against Bret,'s Ex'r, and others, SHALL as the
commissioner therein PANIED, offer for sale at public
auction, the premises, on Monday, the 2lst
day of June next at o'clock, p NJ, if fair, if not
then on the next fair day thereafter tract par
eel of Land, with the improvements thereon, con-
sisting OF good dwelling and other buildings, lying
in the county of Henrico, about mile east of the
city of Richmond, commonly known as the s.Re
treat" formerly occupied by Hutson Brett, decd,
and estimated to contain about 20 acres of Land.
TERMS OF SALE-One.tourth cash; the balance
in two equal insalments for negotiable notes with
good endorsers at and l2 months, with interest
added, and the title retained until conveyance Is
direced by the Court
my 2l-2awtl4dtd C G. GRISWOLD, Comr
LANES Al TAYLOR Auct
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BY JAMES Nj. TAYLOR.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK

l. HOUSE AND LOT ON GOTH STREET.-By
virtue of the provisions of deed of trust executed
by Henry B Read to the undersigned as trustees,
dated Both December, l848, and Gully recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, Clerks office and at
the request of the benefciaries in said deed, we
shall offer at public auction, the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 22d inst commencing at O'Clock,
p NJ, the property described in said decd, being
lot of Ground situated on the east side of Goth
street, commencing the distance of ITO feet north
OF street, fronting Is feet and running back 1872
feet and bounded its southern line by an alley 10
feet wide, on which lot stands neat Brick House.
at present occupied.by Lewis H. Luck, Esq
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance at and u
months for negotiable notes bearing interest, and
secured by deed of trust upon the property.
AS trustees we shall convey only sucn title as is
vested in US by said deed
VIM G. PAYNE, }r,,s.o.s
RO. A. PAYNE, trustees
je 9-tds JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Tar WING NoxlsEE.-The Baltimore COR
...,onaeut OF The National Intelligencer thus
speculates
s.o,;ns IN favor of Mr.. Webster; and, in case
ne friends Of Mr.. Fillmore and Gen. Scott
o.nnot agree, his chances of success are ex-
.sedinely fauefiug. For one, ! should be
nlease5 TO see the giant intellect OF Daniel
webster elevated to the nignest position OF
bonor that the world affords.
The Republic correspondent says:
Mr.. Fillmore is still the 6rst choice of Ma
,,isnd, and Mr.. Webster the second choice
The Wing ladies are unanimous for Fillmore,
and will make some strong demonstrations
n his favor, prior TO the nomination.
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n SHOES THAT ARE SHOEs.-W,

invite the attention of economists to the fol.
lowing styles of Ladies' and Misses Shoes
at the following prices:
Handsome Cater Boots, 81 so, 2 90, and so
Misses Gaiters. 81, and 25
Misses Union, Boomers "a good article, by Nc.
Curdy) 81 25
Lsdies' Nor. Slips, and Ties, philadelphia man.
ufactured) IS cts
Chiidren's Polks, Jenny Lind and other styles
Ladies' Travelling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes.
WHITE & PAGE,
70 Main st, doors below Dooleys Hat Store.
lie l6
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NEW York, June Is.
The tavern known as Washine,op,. Had.
Quarters was destroyed by fire to-day. The
hames spread with such fearful rapidity tina,
many OF the boarders were compelled to Jump
from The windows. During the excitement one
woman was killed, and it is believed that 9th.
ers were burnt to death. The loss of property
Is estimated at $4,000.
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Gen. Franklin Pierce left Boston on Satur.
day afternoon for his residence nj Concord, N
H., but hearing that an immense concourse OF
people were there awaiting his arrival, to give
him public reception. he left the cars at An
dover, where he determined to spend the Sab
bath. II is said to be his desire to avoid all
public displays if possible.
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FATAL AcciDEST.-We learn from the
Stanton indicator, that MIR. Elias Stras-
burg. Of Augusta county, while engaged, last
Thursday, in removing a stable, accidental.
Is fell head foremost, from the height Of about
ten feet, and was so badly injured as to cause
his death the following day. No bones were
broken, but falling on his head, it is supposed
that conclusion Of the brain took place.
He was most worthy citizen and leaves a
large family anil numerous friends to mourn
over his melancholy fate.
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u LOT ON BROOK AvEEUE.-By virtue of q
July 1850, and duly recorded in the Clerks Ofice
of the Court of Hastings for the city Of Richmond,
on the 10th July 1850, shall, on Monday, the
2lst day of June, at the hour of O'Clock in the
evening" proceed to sell on the premises, at public
auction, the Real Estate mentioned in said deed,
consisting Of lot of Land fronting on Brook Ave.
nue. about IS feet, on which is genteel and CON-
Portable brick Dwelling with six roems and small
garden attached and s at present in the occupancy
Daniel T Pollock, Esq. The trustee will only con
trust referred to.
TERMS, cash JOHN ENDERS, ia, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAS. T. SUTTON, Jr.
lie Q-tds
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BY JOHN r. d. PAYNE, salesman.
ID EAL ESTATE AT ATCTION.-Bvvi r


~ tue OF decree of the Circuit Court of Chan.
Gerry for the county of Henrico pronounced in the
suit OF Burlington An ierton ct ais ON the 9th
day OF June, 1852 will be offered for sale at public
auction on Saturday, the 18th day of the present
month. the House and Lot in the proceedings in
said suit mentioned; said house and lot being the
one recently occupied by VIM W. Anderton, situa-
ted in what's known as Duvals Addition to the CITY
of Richmond The house and improvements are
said to be in good order, and the property to be
desirable one for small family.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance in two install.
ments of and 10 months, title retained until con-
veyance is directed by the Court.
By order of the Commissioner
je1U ] r. D. PAYNE, Auctr
"a The above sale ia postponed to Wednes.
day, the 30th June.
By order OF the Commissioner.
jel4 il D PAYNE. Auctr
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND, BEING
~ PART OF THE WILTON ESTATE, JUST
BELOW RICHMOND, UNDER DECREE IN
CHANCERY Under the directions Of a decree
of the Circuit Court OF Chancery, for the County
of Henrico, pronounced on the 23d day of April,
1852, in the suit of Cunningham against Randolph
and others, the undersigned. Deputy Sheriff for
Isaac A. GOD din Sheriff of Henrico county, will,
on the Nineteenth day of June next proceed sell
at public al ction on the premises, to the big hest
bidder, for cash, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, so much of
the Welton estate as was at sale heretofore made
of part OF said estate purchased by John H. Pleas
ants, being the two lots numbered 4 and 5 on the
plat OF survey, filed in the papers of said suit con-
tanning ffty-six and one fourth acres each.
THOS. w. boswell, d. s.,
my $500 for /. A. GODDIN, 8. a. C..
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Destructive Fire-Break in the Canal
fHnJoro Ca

CINcINNATI, June IA The extensive foun-
derry of w. e. Davis & Co., near the corner of
Broadway anu court streets, was destroyed by
fire this afternoon. The lose is heavy, but is
partially covered by insurance.
The Miami Canal, broke near this city last
night, will be ispaired in three days.
The weather is hot, but the health of the
city continues good. The cholera, ship fever,
&c, are prevailing among the emigran,s on
the river, from New Orleans.
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OTONE QUARRY AT AUCTION.-Will
~ be sold in THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the
18th June, 1852, upon the premises commencing at
o'clock, a Stone Quarry, con tanning eight acres,
on the James River Canal at the first Locks adjoin.
ing Exalrs Quarry. Terms cash.
je9 w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
do hereby certify that have examined person
ally, the above advertised Quarry, ana do not hesi-
tate to say that the quality of the stone is excellent
and appears to be abundant.
ielI JOHN A. TEMPLE e. co.
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1 ELEGRAPHlC NE VS..
raANsnlTTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATca


WASHINGTON, June ~. :.
10 the SENATE, message was received
rom the Secretary ofsia,e relative to the Mex.
'can ouuages on the Rio Grande. The Senate
agreed to adjourn over to Saturday.
In the HOUSE. the Prescription bill, relating
70 persons settling along the Central Railroad.
was passed. The bill granting land Tor Rail.
road and School purposes was under discus.
SION but without any final decision, tue
House adjourned tili Friday.
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CApruRED.--A slave, belonging to the es.
tate of Mrs. Margaret LETTERS. Baltimore, es.
capped from that city last Saturday, on board
the British brig Sylph, bound tosthe West In.
dies. The steamer Sun gave chase, overlook
the brig, captured the negro, and carried him
ack to Baltimore. The case is to be thorough.
" investigated.
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AMUSEM ENT'S.
LAaF WEKK !.

ExCHA10D 00nCEnT nAl.Is
VIII Posltlve3y Cloee - Saturday, 18th.
RAYNks cslebrate5 series Of Gigantic Psnors.
u mas, entitled
4 VOYAGE TO EUROPE!
LOND0N-the Bridges, and the THAMES TUN.
MEL, brilliantly illuminated, and the beautiful
RIVER RHINE.
" An Exhibition on Wednesday and Sat
urday Afternoon, at { o'clock
ET Admission q cents; children Is cents.
E Doors open at I; Panorama to commence
moving at o'clock. je 14-1ws
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Fatal ARRAY.

CHARLESTON, June Is.
A iracas occurred in this city to-day be-
tween Robert Leeke and J. Hale, in which the
latter was killed. Leeke surrendered himself
to the authorities, and the affair will be inves.
tigated.
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Terrible CONFEDERATION.

MOBILE, June Is.
fire broke out in Wetumpka, Ala, on Sa.
turday, and destroyed the entire business por-
ton ofthe town. Loss 100000.
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AUCTION SALES.


NIS '6u O. ia. g.5.9 Hrs a. Aun.
meucing u 10 oicioek. VIM IS 80 q - en-
out resurses q fhestorc Of r. 81 sldsc ;.
declining bnsness) No $40 Broad ssresf ~ n z
stock Of Groceries, consistipg Of a. essl vs.s.
&c. 3 ~
TRnns-For III sums under $50, cash; over th.t
amount, month"; credit for approved nesotisble
notes.
Sale to be conducted by
GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auctr
n B-The above Store il for rent. Possession
given Let July. jel6
HIGH CONSTABLE,S SALE.-Will be
IL sold on the premises, on Broad street. over the
Drug Store of H. c. McNemara, on Friday, the
18th inst at 10 O'Clock NJ sundry articles Of
Household Furniture, to satisfy Distress warrant
in my hands, against A. F. Woody
je16-tds B. BLAIR, b. C. c. R.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, June Is.
Sales of 800 bbls. Howard Street FLOUR at
SAILS. Grain firm.
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DARTICUL AR E.-NEWsPA.
L PERS AND MAGAZINES.-Geo. Nj. West
d Brother, three doors from the Post Office, are
sole agents for many OF the following named Pub.
LEGATIONS, and are pr pared deliver to subscribers
at publishers rates, free of postage:
Northumberland Review Edinburgh
do, North Blush do, London Quarterly dc, Black.
woods Magazine, Southern Literary Messenger,
Godey's Lady's Book, Mechanics Magazine, Sar
tains Union Magazine, Graham's Magazine, Eciec-
TIC Magazine, estminster Review, Harper's Maya.
zine.
Newspapers, &c.-Home Journal, New York
Herald, spirit of the Times, Philadelphia Post
Philadelphia :ourier, Philadelphia Gazette, Flag
of our Unicn, Star spangled Banner, Boston Mu.
scum, Arthur's Hume Gazette, London Punch,
The Lantern, The Carpet Bag Uncle Sam, Glea-
sons Pictorial, Police Gazette, Yankee Blade, Wa
verify Magazine.
From our central locality, subscribers will
suffer no Inconvenience in obtaining their papers
or magazines. and where a regular subscription is
paid i'll advance, their regular reception will be
guaranteed.
GEORGE M. WEST & BROTHER,
Je 10 Under Exchange Hotel
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sTATHAM's LOTTERY OFFICE.
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old STANDBY

Drawn Nos Parapsco, l6e, June "A:
AZ 62 IL Sc SO "a 50 IS IS "a 9 6 81 "a 3 &c
Halt Ticket 6 "a &c, a prize sent to this Office.
For To.Day.-Susquehanna, 25-Capitals :
$4,000. 10000, 10000. 5000, 5000 2,s75. so OF
1000, SO of 500, &c. 70 numbers, 10 drawn. Tick
cts $40.
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81 so.
je Is w. H. STATHAM.
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GEORGE M. WEST & BROTHER,
Je 10 Under Exchange Hotel
" EMOIRs OF MARY LYO

M EMOIRS OF MARY LYON.-The
LsA Tower Vt Christian Benevoence, illustrated
IN the Life and Labors of Mary Lyon compi ed by
Edward Hitchcock, d D, LII D, President of Am
herst College, with the assistance of others.
Vol LIST AbbotsfDrds Edition
The Waverly Novels, by Sir Walter Scott, COM
plete In IL vols printed from the latest English eoi
lions, embracing the authors last corrections, pre-
faces and Notes. Vol LIST contains Waverly and
Guy Mannering. "This edition is printed in clear
readable type, on white paper" neatly bound in
cloth, for the smal sum of 81
Sartor Besartus-The Life and Opinions of Herr
Enthusiastically, by Thos Carlyle, author of The
Past and Present." &c For sale by
A. MORRIS,
Late Drinker and Morris,
je 10 ga Main street
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GALE OF FURNITURE, NEGRO, &c.

cult Court of Chsncery for the County of Henrico,
pronouncsd on the 4th May 1852, in the suit of
Colquit us. Ellis, the undersigned Deputy Sheriff
for Isaac A. Goddin, Sheriff of Henrico County,
will, on Friday, the 18th nj the present month,
(June) at the residence of VIM B. Ellis corner of
Baker and st. Johns streets, (near Geo. Ncholsan's
grocery expose 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. & c. b. Fill. will offer for sale
the negro woman Mason. to the highest bidder for
cash. THOMAS w. boswell, d. s.,
For J. A. GODDIN, 5. H. C.
lie 10-tds
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LANDER C'S OFFICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos. Delaware, Glars l9, June 18th:
IL "a 60 &c 35 90 z Is n As 4 %.
Fer TO.Day.-The Delaware State Lottery,
Glass No. 20-Capitals: $33 600, 1850, $3.50,
5000, 22OO, 10 of 200, &c. &c numbers, IL drawn.
Tickets SO. iel6
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'T,HE ANTIUUTE TO .UnCLk TOAdss
i CABIN n-Marcas Warland. a tale of ~
NASH q wooDHoUsE, {
Eagle Square

1-SA WILLIAM AlEAH begs iease =
inform his iriends and tho public genera
- ly that he hes commenced the Hou1os
Sign and Ornamental Painting, wiz -
imitation of Woods and Marbles, which he h -
termined to do in the best manner Orders pnnD-
tualy attended to. 49,
Shop, on 4th street, between Broad and Mandh1n
streets jel4-lmr
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NEW YORK MARKETS June

NEW YORK MARKETS, June Is.
CoTroN-Sales of 1000 bales the market
is in an unsettled state. Orleans middlng, 81
to9s. BREADsTUFFs-Large sales; prices I'm.
changed.
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Wing National Convention.

BALTIMORE, June Is.
Delegates are arriving by thousands. The
impression prevails that Webster will be the
nomiDee
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GUNNER WEAR.-Jass received :. s.

GUMMBR WEAR.-Jast received by -
~ press another lot eurerior silk.warp Ainsen
Sacks, of light, beautiful texture, the most -
SAINT Coat that can be worn IN the hot season. ssi
:, Also, an assortment of light party colored s5k
Vests, which will compare favorably with theAek
productions of our most skilful tailors Do caka
cur emporium and examine them without furthar
invitation. HENRY SHAFER a. co.
je 10 No lO3 Main street. corner ia
NLOTHs, vAssIMEKkS AND VEST
" INGS.-CHARLEs HARTWELL & CO. hsvs
in store very good and select assortmenk q
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, which We -
have made 10 order At the shortest notice, guaranr
teeing t, and at prices that mot fail to suit
je Is C. HARTWELL Il CO I.
m rs. GkkY,r NEW NOVELTY m
AZ EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE. As
The Gypsys Daughter. Novel, by Mrs. Gs<x
author OF the Gam esters Wife, &c IS cenn
Ben Brace, a new Sea Tale, by Capt. Chaza.
author OF the Lie OF a Sailor-5O cents
Gilderoy, the Freebooter. Tale Of Heroic Dnn1B
and Female Daring-25 cents
Godey's Lady's Book for July-25 cent?, E~
sale by G. M. WEsT 4 BROTHER
Je a Under Exchange Hoasl
q FOX RkNT.-Iwo new framed hoos1.
Fl with large lot attached to each In eanA
house are five c. mfortable rooms. They are d.
ated west OF Sd street. near the southwest corner
of the City Burying Ground. Possession giv0A-
p. NJ. TABB q SON. Aeena,
je l2-eodat Office IN Governors
IMPORTANT TO FAKMERs.-Tbes -
L scriDer having purchased of Mr. Peirpoint ~
right OF manufacturing his celebrated Seed S.
Parator and Straw Carrier, invites III waD
are In want TO call and examine the cheap and -
pie machine before purchasing elsewhere.
PHILIP RAIN,
Eagle Foundry, on Cary, between Pearl and To
streets. je l2--2awS9
Il AM CANE OF YOUR DIMES AND
YOU WILL HAVE DOLLARs.-The suA-
scribers have just re ceived large sssortmaneaf
Ready Made Clothing, adapted to theseasaa.
which they will dispose o. at very srnall advance,
for the ready money. All who are wasn't OF Ciodhr
ing give US a CALI AID You will save IS to 50 pr
cent. Our motto is quick sales and small prcf1R
ior cash only.
g%--. NEWMAN * GREEETREE,
~ Opposite American Hotel, Richmond, w.
~je 12-lm* S 80
'T,HE ANTIDUTE TO .sUnCLK TOAlsS
i CABIN."-Marcas Warland, tale of the
South, complete in one vol 1877 pages-50c gSs
.sThis book deserves wide circulation Hin
not only true history of Southern Life. but alse
an interesting tale, written in charming styls 81
abounding In beautiful ideas. Marcus WerIenr
should follow in the wake of Uncle Toms Cabsas
The one is the antidote, the other the banes -
one is a truthful history the other partial a. 4
grossly exaggerated; snd If the fnends Of -
Union are only half a. industrious as their oppe-
nents, Marcus Warland' will be read BY countsss
numbers of our countrymen.-Daiy PennsyisA
man." For sale by
'' NASH q wooDHoUsE,
T. EnN i0 I<Txx~
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MANAGEa,s OFFICE.
r. FRANCE & CO,
Successors 60 r. Morris Il Col
Splendid scheme for This Day.-Capi-
tails: 5000 0, 10000. 10000. 5000, 800 3s70, of
1000, 50 OF sou, &c. 70 numbers, Is drawn Tickets
&l0.
Also the Patapsco Lottery Capitals: $1,000,
10 Of $500, &c. Tickets % 50.
Drawn Nos of Washington, Class 90
AZ 81 80 9 70 SIS "a l SO Al %.
je 10 C. w. PURCELL
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- 49,
AKGk DRUG kBTAwLIsHMKNTA ~
- AUCTION, combating of the nsuai vsfieg =
Gu s1es, Paints, Dyestufs, Perfumery, So
usss lara &c. &c fnIrS6
~ virtue ofa deed Of Trust, execuaed 10 d =
-- a.. g Z Hugh e 1cHansra, bearing dass -
Once Of the Hustines Court, OF the cify Fl
win - M ior certain purposes therein menioss
a 10 o.cIo s Sn ednesday the Goth day Of NJ
nra.,'a. On Broad street. all the Medicines, -
Co. us s, reHnumery, Soaps. Glass Jars, sAsU
establishment. Pe1saanlps % -
IEnMs OF sALr-For an sums under sso -
oss. INA, "a smoan. credit Of 4monihs win be liz
my - JOHN r. D. PAYNE. Tmssss
a The above saleis postponed anfil WAT
day, the 10th day Of June. The Tru,ter = ~.
authorised to make a private disposision ~ F.
above establishment on very reasonable Term. -
at great sacriice. Purchasers ara invisai -
early application until day of sale. eilhrr - -,
trustee or to Mr. II. B. Dickinson.
my 24-dtds r. u PAYNE, Trussse