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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAVE



RkAuIIFDL AND OEeIRARIy In.
pIr, GAlED FASM TWO NILES WEST or
s s .UNUs FOR SALE AT AJCTTON.-Bv "a
~ 9 re trustees win ssl Il public sucsios. On
le5s corrcs. on uesday, tho I'd dsy Of Ausnss.
Gr-s..s.s cuve Farm now 10 the ocsuosncy Of DR.
sbars cohtsins $50 acre. Of Ind and lee
rcd c,s- mnes West of Richmond. The soiI l.
neixnborbrss5 Drnevee to be equal to any ia this
c'eeant dothie cottage nev1v -; - . s.: " ~
.uo"s, nnished In modern snS hs.S.s.-s -
,;a, go,ucos extending around the srestsr ~
inc. there -. III 5esides the handsome dwell.
able tor rs acc ommodat:onS s,cL we pace, Ssuit
carnage mouse, servant houses. &C. s. 'saoae'
M!er lne sale OF the Farm (of which d,. ,..;..
Also tbe bon.eh WI LOVING Crops Win be Sold.
Cows. Farning lmplsments, &c. nurses,
In the meantime, that 10, before the s.la :.
tlon the Farm may be purchased Ut private ssis
together with every thing upon il, and an arrarr
ment made to hire the Negroes for th. balance Of
the year.
TERMs-As to the terms of payment, they can Re
made verv accommodating, upon the payment of q
one-feurth or one third OF the purchase money in
cash, the remainder can remain for period five
years. the interest being paid half yearly, and the
principal properly secured.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing the place are re.
spectfully invited to examine the same.
jy 29-dtds w. GODDIN, Auct
4 OMMISSIONEK,s SALE OF A HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON CHURCH HILL-ln pursu.
ance OF decree of the Circuit Court of Chancery
Tor the county of Henrico, pronounced on the l7tf
day OF June, 1882 in the case of Woodbridge W.
Hargrove, ct ais, the undersigned acting AZ Com
missioner under said decree, will proceed to sell
at Public Auction on the premises ON saturday,
the 31st day of July, 1852, at S O'Clock. P hi,
tnat lot OF ground with the tenement and appurte-
nances attached, on Church Hill, corner 25th and
NJ streets, owned and formerly occupied by John
D. Hargrove.
Terms-One fourth cash; the remaining three
fourths at g. and IL monthe, respectively interest
added: the purchaser to give negotiable notes for
the deferred payments, and the title to be retained
until the purchase money be paid and conveyance
directed by the Court.
r R. HOWISON, Com'r.
Sale conducted by w. GODDiN, Auct.
j. 30-Iaw3wdtds
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THE NEWLY DISCOVERED AsTERoID-The
new Planet discovered by Hind, of Mr.. Bish-
ops Observatory, Regents Park on the night
OF the 24h June last, was observed here on
Tuesday night, the National Observatory in
this city by Mr.. ]. Ferguson, with the flar
micromeier of the large equatorial. The
planet is OF the(9.10) magnitude. tim axes the
eighteenth in the family ofAsteroids that is
known TO exist between Mars and Jupiter
Nat. Intel.
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Meracaa AdriceS,

New ORLEANS, July GA company has
been formed in Mexico who design running Nv
FIRST class steamers between Vera Cruz and
New York, via fampico, Havana and Charles
ton.
The Governor of Mazatlan has imprisoned
the French and Spanish Consuls on the charge
OF participation in the recent outbreak at that
place.
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land IN HaNRIC0.-We offer for sale a
II tract of LAM in Henrico, containing SIS acres,
and lying about eleven miles from Richmond. IL
is bounded GU the west by the Richmond, Freder.
icksburg and Potomac Railroad, and on the norrn
and east by tee Chickanominy Creek. The whole
tract is III excellent quality has about $50 acres Of
srable land, the balance finely tin1bered lhe I'm
provenents are ef the first order. We VIII sen
stock of every description and the farming nipple
me..ts OF every kind. Az ii rarely happens thai
.ueh property this gets into 1arkei and as isna
is now much sought, We would Eenind capitalists
oi tne propriety Ut ta-ir applying without decay.
TOLER e. COOK,
IL 81 General AGENTS
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Tile kaRe ErtrddiitOa Case,

New YORK. July 2S.-The Kane exuadition
case postponed to-day until next Wednesday
week. The prisoner was not brought into
court. All was quiet and there was no evil
dence OF desire to renew the attempt TO res
cue him.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
raAHshI1Tkp FoR THE DAILY OIsr1TCH

y, r.rsnIITED FOR THE DAILY DIspATCn
AhRivAL OF THE EUROPA.
DeeHnc n Cstton and Brea d.s.G..-rr..
uen hists-Lsttessf from Ko..uth T.,.-.
ccpted, De. A-'sl
NEw YoRK, July 29-P. M.
ne Europa has arrived. She left Liver.
pool on the 18th.
CoTros.-Sales of the week AZ, 900 bal,e
Market dull, aud ell qualities declined on IN.
10th.
CoRS.-lhe warm weather has caused sre.,
Aatness in the corn market. White corn con.
tinues unchanged. But little yellow on hand.
FLoUR.-A decline of Cd to Cd, and dull.
Wharf.-The market shows further de-.
cline of Id aud dull at the reduction.
BAcoN.-Bacon is Is cheaper.
MONEY MARKET.-Consols firm at I TO :
premium. Money abundant. American stocks
active, manifesting decided improvement.
The Franklin arrived at Southampton on
the 14th. The Europa passed the Niagara
few hours after sailing.
ENGLAND.
The parliamentary elections were all over
The ministerial party were in a minority of
about SO.
IRELAND.
Election riots took place in Cork, Limerick,
Belfast, and other parts of ireland. The mil
itary were called out TO suppress the dis,ur.
Dances, and many persons were shot.
REIGIuM
The resignation, of the Belgian Ministry
had been accepted, and new cabinet was
| about TO be nominated.
SWITZERLAND.
treaty of commerce between Switzerland
and the United States had been completed.
AUSTRIA.
| Letters from Kossult, had been intercepted
and seized in Italy. They were sent TO the
Austrian government and caused many ar
rests of persons supposed to be implicated in
reasonable movements.
INDIA AND CHINA.
| Later dates from India state that the British
had stormed the town of Beszin, and killed
1000 Burmese.
The US. ship st. Mary arrived at Hong
Kong on the I'd of May. The Saratoga had
gone to Amoie. The Susquehanna and Ply
mouth were at Hong Kong.
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WASHINGTON. Inly g

WASHINGTON July -
In the SEEATE, the bill directing survey
OF the Chinese Sea and the Eastern Ocean,
was taken up and discussed.
10 the HousE, the Michigan Railroad bill
was taken up and. on motion, laid on the ta-
bic. Amid great confusion, motion to take
ap the River and Harbor bill, was made and
carried.
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The Indian Massacre Troops Ordered to
Texas

New ORLEANS, July 27.-The news of the
Indian massacre has created much excitement
here, ard fears are entertained Off general In
dim war. A company of mounted nhemen have
been ordered to the frontiers of Texas to pro
tect The inhabitants. A thorough system of
organization has been detected among the La
dams.
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u OF COURTNEY g. CHEHEhY.-Having
purchased az the above named auctions large lot
OF Dry Goods at about half their value, l viii offer
them at nalt of theii regular price-Lawns at I'd,
worth Is and 2cc; Bareges at Is and 25c WORTH
double: Furniture Prints at 6tc and 90, worth 10
and axe; Corsets at 5Cc, worth ST. baIege de
Lame at Il X c and Is, worth % and 37t; worked
Collars at Gle ana Cd, worth double; Shifting vi
fine quality at CT ana many ether goods at xEreme
" low prices. ABRa HAM LEVY, JR,
Is % 20l Broad street.
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More Bodies Found.

NEW YORK, July 29-P. NJ.
A dispatch from the scene of the steamboat
disaster states tina, so more bodies have been
20 in all ascertained thus far to have been LOSE
by the burning of the Inflated steamer, Henry
Clay
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The Fisheries.

BosToN, July %.
Arrivals from. Bay ST. Lawrence report
passing Britain war steamer with two Ame-
rican fishing vessels in tow. Fourteen Brit.
ish vessels of War are on the ground. and four
others fitting our at ST. John,
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Arrival of the steamer Frometheus from
California.

California.
New YORK, July %.
The steamer Prome,heus from California, ar
rived to-day. She brings 100 passengers.
Business at San Francisco was brisk. The
news fiom the mines indicate a continued
prosperity. Harvesting was progressing.
The citizens of Marposa were driving all
the Frenchmen and other foreigners from their
diggings.
Lumps of pure gold. weighing eighty five
pounds each, have been dug from the Yuba
river.
The California papers received by the Pro-
me,beus, contain the usual details of horrii
murders and daring robberies.
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The TehuaateDec Ouestion,

New ORLEANS, July 27.-Dates from the
city of Mexico to the the 10Th inst, state that
the Government has come 10 no decision yet
relative to The fehuantepec difficulties.
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arrested.

BcsToN, July 27.-Mitchell Ryan was ar
rested yesterday, charged with robbing hi.
employer, MIR. Chauncey Claffner, of New
York, of $1,000. He was sent back to New
York.
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Who does your Printing!

If you require CARDS, CIRCULARS. BILLS,
or PRINTING OF any kind, and want your work
well done. at the Lowest Cash prices, call at the
Dispatch Office, on Governor street, doors from
Main
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l.. s. .SLooo of Var D.cntu,

New ORLEANS, July 26.-The U. 8. sloop
OF war Decatur, sailed hence, on the Oath, Tor
New DIRK. Officers and crew all we'll.
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{ Attest FROM EUROPE DIRECT
LAT HENRY HYMANS, No SO Importer OF Guns.
Double. Barrel Guns-DoubIe- Barrel Guns. Just
received from London, by the Ship General Wilt
shire, now at City Point the largest and finest as
sortnept OF Double Barrel Guns ever imported to
this city; will thank those who in want OF very
tine Double Barrel Gun to call and examine for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere, having
bought them direct from the manufactory tor cash,
win sell them st small advance, liberal deduc-
tons made TO country merchants and wholesale
dealers
N B-All Sportsmen are respectfully invited to
call at my Store end examine tue latest patent i'm.
pruvemsnt Double.Barrei Gun; and also Sykes
patent Powder Flasks
Don't forget that it is at No &C.
HENRY HYMAN,
jy % Direct IMPORTER Of Guns and Watches.
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LsOh SALIVA ysluaLie Farm In healthy
Il and good neighbornood. containing iisy acres.
OF cleared and thirty Vi wood iand, about hve miles
from the city OF Richmond, half mile from the
Richmond andre dent ksbugs Railroad aada cjoin-
ing The residence OF Ffancs SlapieA and others
Gu the Farm 10 q good Framed Dwelling House.
Ssabies for horses and cattle Ice House, Well OF
excellent water, and Orcharo ot i've hundred
Fruit trees we'll selected OF the cnOisest kinds
and Vineyard OF three acres Of the fnest Grapes,
which will yield this ason st least, one thousand
gallons OF Wine. isis enclosed with new fence,
aud presents inducements .uch % are seldom ofer
ed to purchasers in this neIgbboiheod
For terms, sppiy 10 Joseph poflhiager No 2Ou,
next door 70 corner of Broad and 30 streets, kicn-
mond, Va. 5sM s
ig 24-fs JOSEPH UCERfLi6ixEh.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, July %.
CoTTos-firm-SaIes 5000 bales. FLouR.
Sales $4,000 bbls. Flour, al $406 for State
CoRs-Sales 10000 bushels mixed Ut GA eta.
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h1 GOODS AT COST.-The subscribers
nave sun IN store large assortment of sea.
sonaoe DRY Goods, which they are desir GUS Of
seinng out at and below cost, in part
Plain aDG fancy Silk Crayats
Silk and cambria Neck Ties
Paris mems and boys kid Glove.
Tafets and Cap Ribbons
Irish Linens and brown Hollands
Birds Eye Diaper
Sesas Rice Cambria
Black and white Wigan
Colored and blue Servings
Buttons of all kinds
Colored and white Spool Cotton
Linen ard cotton Tape
All of which will be sold ct and below cost n
close. THOS g. CHAS ELLIS q co
je7 No lO6 Main street
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~ Great Cure for Bowel COMPLAINTS.
The most cate and sure compound for Bowel Com.
plants, Pains in the Stomach, Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery Pain in the Back, Sides or
Limbs, Toothache, Bruises and sprains, is DR..
Roses Pain Curer This remarkable preparation
gives instant relief to all palms. and is used by the
ole and young. Thousands have been relieved in
a lew minutes from the most acute pain. lD bot
ties at 25 and so cents and for sale by Bennett
q Beers, Adie & Gray, Purcell, Ladd IL Co, r. R
Duva!. o. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker, j. Blair s. M.
Zachrisson, w. .Ladd. Gaynor & Wood lie %
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Further Particulars of the Burning Of
the steamer Henry Clay, on the Hud-
son River.-FearfuI Loss of Life,

son RIVer.-Fearful Loss of Life.
NEW YORK, July 90, Am.
The burning of the steamer Henry CLAW,
yesterday morning, involved fearful loss OF
life. Twenty-three bodies were recovered
last night, among whom were fifteen females.
The following are the names and residences
of those recognized:
Mrs. Bancroft, wife Of Stacey Bancroft, mer-
chant, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Fernell, Wilmington, N. c.. A. q. Downing,
Editor of the Agrculturist, Newburgh; w. F.
Ray, wife and daughter, Cincinnati; George
K. Marchey, rs.idence unknown; Professor
Bartlett, of the Collegiate Institution, POUCH.
keepsie; Stephen Allen, ex-Mayor of New
York, and his wife, Mrs. Bailey, wife of Pro-
lessor Bailey, and two children, West Point
John l.. Thompson, Lancaster, Penn; Miss
Moore, Of Tennessee; the wife and child of
Adam Murray, Chicago; v lillian H. Whit.
lock, New York; l.. S. Haskell, Laurel Hill.
New Jersey.
lnjured-Miss Tucker of Milledgeville, Ga.
Willis b. Prescott, of Louisiana.
Fifty or sixty passengers are still missing.
The boat was worth $4,000, insured for
$1,000. She was owned by William Radford
Captain Golfers testimony before the coro
ner's jury renders it certain that she was racing
at the time the fire broke out. A lot of bag
gage, without owners. has been found, marked
M. A. F., Wilmington; J. C. Brougham, De.
troit. Miss; H. Clements, Wilmington l.. E.
B., Wilmington.
lsEcoND DisPATCH.l
The following persons on board the Henry
Clay were saved: Anna Nj. Wilson and Miss
M. Wilson--,he latter slightly injured; j. G..
Martin A. and N. Foreman-all of Norfolk !:
and James Henry, Of Baltimore.
THIRD pIsPArCH.I
More bodies have been found. 1t is est.
mated that over one hundred persons have
persisted.
The Henry Clay was racing with the Ame-
RIGA. Both boats held "neck and neck" for
several miles, and finally came in collision
One furnace of the Henry Clay was supplied
with tar and rosin.
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no ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO

no ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
L THE LATE CONCERN OF GAY, MATHEWS
d CO. During the absence of the members OF said
partnership from the city, the Books. Notes, and
Accounts OF the said business, are left in the
and charge of Messrs Dudley & Johnston, No l45
Mala street, who have kindly consented 10 receive
any payments from the debtors of said oncern.
~ We !hereiore respectfully request all personsin
debted Oh notes, bonds. or open accouats 20
call and make payment speedily as possible as
II Is desirable that final settlement OF the business
be uade.
They are fully authorized to make settlements
ana give receipts. b. a written authority.
~ 25-3t GAY, MATHEWS & co.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,


FOURTEEN BUILDING LOTS ON
\ UNION HILL AT AUCTiON-Wili be sold
on sAIURDAY, the 7th August, at o'clock, P NJ,
upon tne premises respectively fourteen Building
LOTS situated ON Union Hill. near Asbnrv Chanel
three ct them front 18th street. at its ntersec.
tlon with street; five u at its intersection with
s3sh street. being within the enclosure of John
WATKINS, Esq; one on Venable, nesr eth street,
ana Eve 9th, at its intersection with street
these Lots are all of good SIZE, and lie well for
building purposes.
Terms made to suit purchasers.
Jy30 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auct
Two HOUSES AND LOTS ON 2ND
4 STREET AT AUCTlON.-Will be solo on
TUESDAY next. the Bird August at half past 5
o'clock, M, upon the premises, two Houses and
Lots on the Yves: side 2nd street, adjoining the
store of Mrs. Downey. TIE Houses frons about 81
feet each, are in good order, and at all times com.
mand coed rents.
TERMS at sale.
jv % JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auct.
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ADJUSTMENTS
EXCHANGE CONCEp1 49,;

:. yS~ts. ~SA.SA1ET M0M0fa
NM Mr. TURNER, the unf1valieJ i sss,s !.
k64t has arrived, and win ave one - ~
Hsxa3 ~ popular Ballad Soirees an Trsis VI
day. EVENING 30th Julv. = s 81. g TN
nsmed HAN. Mr.. r. viii INTRODUCES tbs..s ~
fashioned ballads that have been 10 hsnr;,. o.u
ceived throughout the country.
Professor J. b, C. Jardella, Of Washinetcn. III,
pr<aid at the Pisno.
Cards Of admission, Is cents.
Doors open at u, concert to commence at 81
O'Clock. ~ 40
ODD.FELLOWs, HALL.
THIS EVENING, and every evening during the
week.
The Celebrated New Orleans Opera
and Bale tTrOupe
- ESPECTFULLY announce to the ladies
IL and gentlemen OF this place, thar they will give
their Grand Vocal and Instrumental Entertain
ments, illustrating the Music and Poetry of all ns-
tions, on the above evening, and during the week,
as performed by them for the past ten years in all
the principal cities of Europe and America and
lately at the Italian Opera House. New York.
The whole to conclude with Gems from the
Italian Operas, giving limitations OF Jenny Lind,
saivi Beneventano, Marini, Sanquirico, Lorini, &c
&c, IN which the whole Troupe will appear.
Admissfon-Only 25 cents.
Doors open at half past Ito commence at q
quarter paste o'clock. 1as
jy "a 8. 8. SANFORD, Manager.
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~ The Greatest spring Medicine,
Carriers spanish Mixture-The onIy pm.
rifier of the Bio0d.-This wonderful and trniv
valuable Medicine has been tried by great mum.
Der OF our citizens, and has performed more cures
(some most astonishng) than all the balance of the
articles so extensively advertised put together II
10 the only certain and untailing remedy for MER.
CURlAL DISEASES. 1t will cure Syphilis in the
primary and secondary stages, can be testified
to by hundreds of grateful patients whom delicacy
iorhids naming in public For diseases of the
LIVER it has never failed. 1t positively cures
Scrofula and Eruptions of all kinds. Blotches on
tae Face, and roughness of the Cuticle are in a
short time entirely removed Numbers of certif
Gates from gentlemen OF the first respectable ity
could be given. but as the article is made in the
county OF Renrico, any one not acquainted with
the medicine can SCI the maker in person. 1t con.
tains no noxious or hurtfu articles, can be given
with IMMUNITY in any weather, and will be found
the best medicine for the Spring which can be used
or has ever been tried.
Call and see the directions with a description
and history of the medicine and number OF
wonderful certificates from persons you know.
BENNETT d BEERS, Druggists, No. Is5 Main
street, are the sole Agents tor the sale OF it in
Richmond, VINO will supply Druggists and others to
sell again. and to whom all orders must be address.
ed, as il must pass through their hands.
nv 4-3m
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. July %.
Sales to day. Of 800 bbIs. FLOUR, at 81 to
S406. GRAIN unchanged.
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JOSEPH poERFLIEGER.

Na Us v "A L. 4 Nol a t2kl kssAss-v1oins,
ly1 Viosas and Vionuceiios, flutes, within 10
keys, Clarionetts, Fisgeeletss Flies, Aeeordeons,
Italian and German Gulaar ana Violin stItngs, &C.
: PiANoS hkPAIkED--Ihayee ngsgsa the Sc vices
OF one Thoroughly experienced ib tae nahufs<ture
ana repair oi fisaos, and can assure fAithfu Work
and moderate ehas ges g,Y
W anled 70 sinpi1y, Cabinet Maker, or other
goao wurke. in weod. Awhile lad. IA or 70 ysafs
Of ae<. well recommended, Nigh also apply.
CHEAP UABkELLAS.-Siik, scotch bingham
and Cambria Umarellas, VI the best manuiasuure.
Umbrellas coyered with good American Giagham,
r 81 and win the peat Scotch Bingham and Elk,
proper tionab.y lew. Wi-kEiTH,
~ xu-lms 206 Main street
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ODD.FELLOWs, HALL.
THIS EVENING, and every evening during the

ADlkS, IF You WANT CATER
IL BOOTS AND SHOES OF Coon OiIAI.ITy
call on the subscriber -
Inc subscriber is now manufacturing Ladies'
ana Mlsses' Cater Boots and Shoes of the best
auanIy that can be had in this country. So Ladies
please call and leave their orders as thew win he
properly attended to,snd no pains spared to please.
-. ALEX HILL. l27 Main st.
10 To Richmond Vo
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CARPENTERS TOOLS.-W s. e.. G
~ DONNAN ask the attention of Carpenters
and others to their complete assortment of tools,
consisting Of
Bench and Moulding Planes. every variety,
Hand, Pannel lemon and Cross. Cut Saws part
superior.
Best C. Steel Socket aud Firmer Chisels, al.
sizes.
Turner's Chisels, Plane Irons, Drawing Knives
Singing, Chopping and Broad Axes, Cast Steel
Augurs and Bits, Iron and best Plated Braces.
with IL to 4S Bits
Measuring Tapes, Hammers, Compasses, Di.
viders and fold Rules pert of the finest fin.
ished Ivory, which We offer for sale on The owest
terms. w s. 81 G. DOMAIN
lie % No 10 Pearl str eet
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(HAtDEN Eh WANTs D.-For aiance o.
" this year, Colored MAN, to attend garden
and market. Apply to BIGGER d PACE, at tine
Garden, near Buchanan Spring, or to THOMAS NJ
VALENTINE. at the fost Office. jy22-ts
DhICEs IN ADVANCE OF THE TINES.
/ NO ONE DISPUTES FACTS.--LOok the
prices of MY Cloth
Linen Goats from 81 TO IL
Alpaca IS 90" 81 so TO 2 so
Cloth Dress and FrJck Goats SO to 10
g Sack SitoS
Black and Fancy Cas- simere Pants 81 to a
Narcotics Vests, 81 to2
And every article In my store will be placed at
the very lowest price, and that will be the price
fret asked Ny object in selling so cheap is TO
leave for California. Call at No. 90, Main street
l. HYNEMaN
N B-Store for rent jy 26-2w~
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER.
A DMINISTRATUk'ss SALE OF HOUSE.
N HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE-On
Tuesday Morning, 3rd August commencing at
10 o'clock al tue late residence of h. NJ Newbern
decd, on Franklin street. opposite the Old Market
will be sold at auction, the entire Household and
Kitchen Furniture, belonging to the estate, and con-
ssting OF the usual variety. Terms cash.
RICHARD SEDGWICK, Admir-
Sale conducted by
- GEO SUMNER Auctr
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CGACH BLACKSMITH WANTED
~ The subscriber wishes to employ immediate
ly, steady and experienced workman, as Fore.
tana in his blacksmith Shop. One that will work
himself and that othsrs do the same, can secure
liberal wages, by applying Immediately to
THOS. A. MAYER, Norfolk, Va,
or TO OTEY & GOFF, Richmond
IN % IF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-30

GALE UNDER NkCkEE Or THE
~ COURT-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court OF Chancery, pronounced on the Alb May,
1852, in the suit of Coiquit Ellis 81 Co.. | will
sell to the highest bidder, tor each, Negro WO-
man, M asonl at the auction room OF 3. d c. B.
H., on THURSDAY, the 5th Aus Just, 1852.
THOMAS w. BOSWELL,
iy 29-dtd Commss icner.