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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS

~ OMMISSIONEkS SALE OF LOTS
~ ON UNION AND CHURCH HILLS.-Pursu.
ant to decree, made by the Circuit court of Chan
Gerry for the county of Henrico, ON the 7th day of
June, 1882, in suit pending In said Court styled
Prosser's Adm'x against Hendren's Admir-, &c."
we shall, on Thursday, the oath day of June,
1852, at s. p NJ, il fair if not the next air day. at
the iame hour, proceed to sell at public auction
the premises, the following properly: Six lots Of
Land on Union Hill in the county of Henrico Cad.
joining the city of Richmond) between Asbury
Chapel and the residence of o. A. Strecker, each
lot fronting forty feet and running back one hun.
dred and forty feet deep. Also, fwo-thirds Of
twelve undivided lots, lying in the county of Hen
rico, on street, between 24ih and 25th streets,
each of said twelve lots ironing about twenty six
feet. and running back one hundred and twenty
feet to an alley.
plat of said lots can be seen at the Office of the
auctoneer
TERMS OF SALR.-One fourth cash, and the resi-.
due on a credit OF six aad twelve months the pur.
chasers to execute negotiable notes, with interest
added and the title retained until purchase money
is paid. JOSEPH MAYO, (ro;.,,.x.
JOHN HOWARD, Sohinlissioneis
Sale to be conducted b. w. GoDDIN, Auct
IL Is
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BRAzr..-We announced in our paper of
the llth instant, that change was about to
take Place in the Brazilian ministry. That
change has occurred sooner than was antici.
pated. The "Black Squall' has since arriv
ed here, after one of the shortest passages ev
er made from Rio to this country. Private
letters by her announce that the Viscount de
Motalegri, President o, tue Council. MIR. Fuse.
lister CT Marine, had retired, and that they
were TO be succeeded by Mr.. Torres, as Presi-
dent of the Council, and also Minister of Fl.
nance temporarily, Gonsalves Martins, as
Minister Of Justice, and Vasconcellos as NJ m
lister of Marine. Further changes were ex-
pected.-N. Y. Joar. Com, 14th.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.


TNRCSTEES SALE UF A b KIC Il
virtue the provisions of deed of trust executed
by Henry B Read to the undersigned as trustees,
dated Both December, 1913, and Gully recorded in
Richmond Hustings Court, Clerks office, and at
the request of the beneiciaries in said deed, we
shall offer at public auction, ON the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 22d inst commencing at O'Clock,
P. NJ, the properly described in said deed, being
lot of Ground situated on the east eide of Goth
street. commencing at the distance OF llOfeet north
OF street, fronting 25 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 II. Luck, Esq.
TERMs-One.tbird cash; the balance at 8 and l2
menths for negotiable notes bearing interest, and
secured by deed of trust upon the properly.
As trustees we shall convey only such title as Is
vested in us by said deed.
WIN. g. PAYNE, }Tru.tees.
RO. A. PAYNE,
lie 9-tds JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctr.
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Death of CAPTAIN Reardon.

BosTok, June 14.-A dispatch received here
by the Baltic reports the death of Captain
Reardon, of the American ship St. Peters
burg. while on her passage from Calcutta
to London.
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.Anti-Rent Oufrase.

ALBANY, June 15.-While Mr.. Waite, of
Springfield, Mass, was visiting his brother
in-law at Nassau, in this State, he was shot
down by gang of Anti-Renters and very dam
geEously wounded.
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STRATTON,S OkFTCR.

sTRATTON's OFFICE.
Drawn Noso Kentucky, No 1876, June Is:
90 IS 43 S 2 81 so "a 90 10 Sc 30
Half Nos 5 20 SIS, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Extra, No 10, June IS:
SO A IS - SO % 80 IS SO II % 81 43 90,
For To.Day.-Kentucky, No 1873. Capital !:
S9, 1000. Tickets 81.
Also. Delaware, Extra, No %. Capital s22, OOo
Tickets IS. ie II
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Democratic Ratification Neetano.

CINCINNATI, June l5.-A large democratic
ratification meeting was held last night. Sew
eral speeches were made and resolutions adopt
ed approving the nominations and endorsing
the platform.
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A MONSTER PETITIoN.-A petition was pre-
scented in the New Hampshire Legislature, or
the 9Th inst, in favor of the Maine Law, signed
by 24.59S voters, and 47,770 females and
minors.
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Duel.

SAVANNAH, June I5.-A duel was fought
Yesterday between DIR. Charles Caught and
Thomas Daniel. Twoshots were exchanged
without injury TO either party.
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BY akUM31 q N0l17 *
EINE FAMILY CxKnrA er 2cs I e,
~ TI0M.--0n SATURDAY Mon1l7no. - - ~
instant at half past 10 o'eloeks ~ ~ ~ q rss ~
my auction houss, On 18th sfreok win s. 80 =
auction 60 the Highest bidder, for cash, opaer6ii
new fashionsble family Carraige, Of modssn stylc
Il can beseen Ct any lime before the sale b can
ing at the store. GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr.
A. the saune time and place, good, substantial
horse Carnage with Harness, city made, has been
used but little and 10 IN good order. II hes both
pole and shafts, and may be used with one or two
horsea Terms at sale.
: Also, several good saddle, harness and work
Horsea
jel7 GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auctr.
BY GEORGk J. SUMNER.
CTOCK OF GROCkRIRs AT AUG.
~ TlON.-On FRIDAY next, the 18th inst, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, win be sold At auction with.
out reserve, at the store of p. H. Wsldrop (who il
declining business, No go Broad street. his entire
stock OF Groceries, consisting Of re. eral variety
@ family Groceries, Shoes, Hats, Earthen Ware,
TERMs-For all sums under ESQ, cash. over that
amount month"; credit for approved negotiable
Sale to be conducted By
n B-The above Store il for rent. Possession
e.-o- =. .uly. jel6
Hen CONSTABLE'S s1LE.-WiIl Be
soio on the prenises, on Broad street, over the
Istn inst, at 10 O'Clock M, sundry articles of
=; ousenold Furniture, to satisfy Distress warrant
- ny nands, against A. F. Woody. Fas
5oAo-t0s B. BLAIR h C. r.
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Dy,rH OF JOHN RASDoLpH's BopY SER
y,ST.-We learn from the Troy tOhiol Times
ina, John, the faithful body servant Of the late
Iohn Randolph, OF virginia, died near tina,
place recently, and was buried on the grounds
Of the Randolph Colony, ON Saltwater, in
Miami county. John went to Ohio with the
rest OF the manumi.ted Randolph slaves in
'.ss 5;snersed over the severnI counties Of ,hs
Miami, and John returned to Virginia, where
he remained up to lastfall when he again vis-
tied Ohio, where he soon sickened and died, at
his son. in-law's.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

I.TER rRom PEasaMBuco.-. festes fse ss..
BY an arrival 4, n YORK ~, we nav nave v osses Ts
perpsmbuco to the sth uit. Inc ies'ow re-
yer had broken out with ne mos. .sas. resus.s'
bank has been es'aos.sneo az 1eunauou'
co. with capital of one million OF m''ireas' 70
ss doubled Unnecessary.
W ! ssJnc,ion Of anchorage dues on veesels
,ars;sn VOYAGES from 900 TO 800 reals per
o. ,.kes Mace on and after LIST of July next
S ssa vessels have recently been fined for
aon delivery of letters. and TO avoid trouble,
ssn,s;ns should deliver all their letters to the
boarding officer on arrival. -.
Tlour was in moderate demand at GA $l7
ne, hbI for Philadelphia aud Baltimore brands.
Hides are firm at los reals per Id.
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SETTLED.-It is announced in the Washing.
ton Union that the misunderstanding which
had occurred during the deliberations of the
Virginia delegation in Baltimore, between
the Hon. II. A. Wise and the Hon. Fayette
Men ullr, has been amicably and honorably
ABUSED.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

VALUABLE FARM ON THE DEEP
RUN TURNPIKE, tire, miles North OF Rich.
mond, and MULES. cows, Furniture, Forming
Utensils &c, for sale at auction = VIII be sold
on Tuesday, the 22d June, 1852. upon the pre-.
misses, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Ro. J. Staples, situated o. the Deep
run Turnpike road, about 3 miles from the city OF
Richmond, the farm on which be resides, contain.
ing GO acres. The buildings upon it are all new,
and are sufficient for the accommodation of mo.
derate sized family. There are also attached to
the premises two large ice houses.
After which, will be sold, first rate mules; one
morse; two wagons and harness; two carts and
gear; fve good cows; three calves; nine hogs; one
buggy and harness; one saddle and bride all of
ais household furniture; parcel oil farming i'm
PIGMENTS; one lot Of ice. The above real End per
sonai to be sold by virtue of two deeds of trust
one executed by the said Ro. ]. Staples to w.
McGruder, bearing date 10th April, le52; the 9th
er executed by said Ro. J. Staples and wife to R
w. McGrnder and Francis Staples bearing date
18th April, 1852, and both duly recorded in Henri
co County Court The terms as to the real estate
will be made known on the day of SALE As to the
personal estate, CASH
r. w. McGRUDER, lr-
FRANCIS STAPLES. Arustees.
Sale to be conducted by w. GoppiN, Auctr.
ie lS
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
K. FRANCE d. CO.,
I'M r.

For This Day.-Capitas 2o,6Oe 5000, 5000
1000 10 of 1000, 10 of 500, &c. IS numbers, l2
drawn. Tickets S..
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Capitals $4,000, 1000,
&C.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air. Glass "a;
81 sc 6 90 70 40 81 46 50 "a 70 81
ie IL G. w pITRCEJJ
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CHILDREN or ADULTS. 10 clear or cloud

;NHIL DREN or ADULTS, Ia clear or cloudy
" weather. always certain to obtain a fine
Daguerreotype by calling at the Galleries of the
subscribers. They have fine north light, with a
double tense quick working instrument, which
nables them to take children In the shortest
possible time. Parents should bear this in mind.
that next to the child there IL nothing that will at
ford them SO much satisfaction a truthful like.
ness of the same; and children should remember
that they will ever regret. should they neglect to
secure the shadow of their parenta, ere their pa
rents pass away Lockets, Pins csses, frames, &c,
Constantly ON hand, in which 10 place pictures.-
Prices d SO and upwards.
MINNIS & WATSON,
Daguerreotypists and dealers in stock 35& Main
street, Richmond. and Sycamore a., Rsseraburg.
Va Gle
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pARTICUL AR NOTICE.-NEWsPA.

DARTICUL AR E.-NEWSPA.
l. PERS AND MAGAZINES.-Geo. M. West
q Brother, three doors from the Post Office, are
sole agents for many of the following named Pub
locations and are prt pared deliver to subscribers
at publishers rates, free of postage:
Observation-Disclosures Review, Edinburgh
do, North British do, London Quarterly dc, Black.
woods Magazine, Southern Literary Messenger
Godey's Lady. Book, Mechanics Magazine, Sar
tain's Union Magazine, Graham's Magazine, Eclec-
tic Magazine, " estminster Review, Harper's Maya
.zine
Newspapers, Gc.-Home Journal, New York
Herald, spirit of the Times, Philadelphia Post
Philadelphia Courier, Philadelphia Gazette, Flag
of our Unicn, Star Spangled Banner, Boston Mu.
scum, Arthurs Hume Gazette London Punch,
The Lantern, The Carpet Bag, Uncle Sam, Glea.
sons Pictorial, Police Gazette, Yankee Blade, Wa
verify Magazine.
H From our central locality, subscribers will
suffer no Inconvenience in obtaining their papers
or magazines, and where a regular subscription is
paid ia advance, their regular reception will be
guaranteed.
GEORGE M. WEST e. BROTHER.
je l6 Under Exchange HOTEL
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
No. ll6 Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, opposite Fred.
ericksburg Depot
For T0.Day.-Carroll County, Glass g. Ca
pitfalls: of $4,000, of 10000, of 5000 of 5000,
of 1900, of 1000, A of 500 &c. rs numbers IL
drawn ballots. Tickets S5 shares in proportion.
Also, Patapsco, Class III Capitals L of $4,000,
of 10 0, of 500, &c. 75numbers, Is drawn bal.
lots Tickets SI-shares in proportion
my M-Im SMITH.
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n n

~ -: .. 4g1 k0Ns II =
LoT 81 ss66kt zvEsr 4 - y ~. 49, = !.
5ssS ~ ~ 49, s1eeu1p6 q -, beaEtne d. o. 10
"a ! and anly Ieeosde1 = Ne clssh1 g.
- cecIt a Hnet1neo ~ - e11r 81 nie5 ssiSS
o. ~ lsm July lo5o, sknA a Men5Hvs -
e--.s.g Jnnes = IL hour q 5 oic3oeA a -
sucsios ~ -. g een g the prenises q puhlls
eonaassang e los q Lasd ffosfnr - srooh ~.
ss i.OSl - beef q which = csu1feel ~ eoss.
W ssDIe Dnek Dwelling viii II rooss - s..il
I1e1 suacned. and i d psoecnf Is - c.err-..-
Dsniei =. Pollock Esq. Tie uustee vf1i css1s -:
~ susn ilf'e = = vested IN him 81 De ia q
Tzsns. cssh. JOHN EkDrRs !. -.
Sale conducted By las. r sur1o.. q.
je 9-tds
BY JOHN =. D. PAYNE, eaIes1a1.
p EAL ESTATE AT AUCrIOs.-Bvv,,.
~ tue Of decree of the Circuit Court 81 Chsn.
Gerry for the county Of Henrico. pronounced In IL
suit Of Burlington Anterior, ct ais, on she 81
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, sitna
ted IN what's known az Duval 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.
TEzMs-Onefourth cash balance intwo install
ments of and u months, title retained until con
veyence is directed BY the Court.
By order Of the Commissioner
je10 r. D. PAYNE, Auctr.
~ The above sale il postponed to Wcdaes-
By order OF the Commissioner.
lie IA n n PAYNE Aurfr
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Ngyx MUSIC, MUSIC.-Received and tor
xH@A$ sale ar T. h GRESHAM'S, Broad street.
1851 WAIT FOR THE WAGON, an Ethiopi-
an Song tor the Piano
The REAL REDOWA POLKA
FAREWELL POLKA; SARATOGA POLKA
FASHION POLKA
JULLiENS' BRIDAL WALTZ
RICHMOND POLKA ISABELLA POLKA
OH BOYS, C..RRY NE LONG
OLD PINE TREE; OH, LEMUEL
SWEETER THAN THE BREATH OF MORN.
ING
EFFIE DEAN
All new Music received aid for sale a. soon as
published.
Orders from town and country thankfully re-
ceived and promptly attended TO- Address as
above. lie 10
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
a deed of the Circuit Court Of Chancery for the
county OF Henrico, made on the 9th dag of March,
1882, in suit therein pending, styled Register and
wife against Brett's Exr, and others, shall, % the
commissioner therein PANIED, dder for sale at pubic
auction, ON the premises, on Monday, the 2lst
day of June next, at o'clock r NJ, II fair, ii not
then the next fair day thereafter, tract or par
eel of Land, with the improvements thereon, con-
sisring OF good dwelling and other buildings, lying
in the county of Henfico. about mile east oi ine
CITY of Richmond, commonly known as the ne
treat formerly occupied by Hutson Brett decd,
and estimated to contain sbdht 20 acres OF Land
TEams OF SALE.-One- iourth cash; the balance
10 two equal nstalmeuts for negotiable notes with
good endorsers, at and II months, WIN interest
sdded, and the title retained until conveyance u
~ nv sig2swtl4dtd c. q GRIsWOLD, Com'r
JAMES n. TAYLOR. Auct
.,ATE OF FUKNITUKE, NEGRO, DC.
y Under the directions of a decree OF the Car
cult Court of Chsncery for the CeuEty OF Henrieo.
pronounced on the 9TH May, 1852, In the suit Of
colquitr rs. Ella the undersignsd Deputy sheriff
for Isaac A. Goddin, Sheriff OF Henrico County,
win, ON Friday, the 18th nj theSresenf montn.
dune, at the residence OF VIM b Ellis corner o.
baker and st. Johns Streets (near Geo nicho,soh
grocery expose TO public sale for cash. the LOT OF
Household Furniture embraced IN deed execnsed
by the defendant, Ellis, 70 the piainH a. tiustee On
he 18th Of July l847; and immediately afterwsrds
viii hire CUT the following slaves TO VT: Mary
and her four children, Harriet Neisons Thomas and
Emna and on saturday Morning, the 18th Of
The present month, june It 40 o'clock, af the auc-
non house Of N B. 4 C. B. Hill. will ofer for sale
the oeero woman Mason to the highest bidder Tor
eash. THOMAS w. BOSWELL, D. y,
For &. a. GODDIN, Q. II. G.
AyALE or VALUABLE LAND, Bk1nG
0APART or THE WILTON ESTATE, JUST
BELOW RICHMOND, UNDER 4 DECREE IN
CaANCERY Under the directions Of dccfee
Of The Circuit Court Of chancssy, for the Csnnty
OF Heufico, pronounced On The SD day d April,
LISA. IN the suit Of CanninshAm againa Randolph
and othcfs, the undersigned. uepufy Sheriff Scr
Isaac A. Goddin. sheriff 81 Hsurfco county, viii,
on the Mincteenth day Of Inns nexf, proceed 70 te
q public suction, IN ne premises, % the hiehest
bidder. for cash, ct ii o'clock, 4. ~ - mpeh Of
The Weson ssssss - - "a snle heretcf03 suads
of pan e sid estn1s purchaekd 81 John II pjeae
anfs. being The TO 1ots pumhered I and 3 - III
pas 81 survey. Aed d - pepeE1 II cid suit con
mining h1f9ssax eu4 90 l1pE5h eeroa eaeh.
ny 1e20s ~ 4 8. Gup0ln. u y
EE0D HMNAS - 4 msRs &nl 800 NO Ulll
vsu1 \ 1e1I = ~ Ilo1l
baesy 8 1871 1nlelpssI
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HcSN PAINTING.-The subscriber would
take the liberty of retu, ming his thanks to
those who have heretofore patronized
him, and would inform them and all others that he
still continues to carry on the Painting Best.
ness in all its branches, viz: HOUSE, SIGN and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING and GLAZING, 1T his
shop on Bank street, south side of the Capitol
Square, where he would be pleased to receive or
ders for work in his line. He would further state
that leaky roofs, whether tin or shingles can be
rendered perfectly tight by his painting them with
apaint which he has, and which has been tested
satisfactorily. Sign Painting executed with neat
ness and dispatch Persons wanting this kind of
work done, would confer benefit themselves
by calling at his shop before engaging signs else
where, as he Is determined to do such work very
low. Call and see.
je l6-3taw2w LEWIS L. MONTAGUE
nIARRHEA REMEDY The experience
- of hundreds in this city who have used this
preparation proves it to be prompt and certain
medy for diarrheea, dysentery cholics, cramp,
sickness of the stomach and all arrangement of the
stomach and bowels; for sale by
je15 Corner opposite the Old Market
NATIONAL WHIG CONVENTTON,-
/ Those persons who wish TO obtain full report
of the proceedings of this body can get it from the
BALTIMORE SUN, which is for sale at my coun.
THos. H. GRESHAM,
je l6 l09H Broad street
6SEstrayed from my lot on Tuesday evening
last, Bay Mule. 1t has a very slow gait in walk
ing, and much inclined to hang its head down. One
OF its hind ANGLES is rather stif-scarred on the
side and back from the effect of the harness. The
above reward will be paid if returned TO me-
SAMUEL WHITE,
ie 15-3t* 18th, above Broad street. East side
M EMOIRS OF MARY LYON.-The
Is1 Tower Of Christian Benevolence 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 Abbotsford's Edition
The Waverly Novels, by Sir Walter Scott, com
plete in IL vols, printed from the latest English edi
tions 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 small sum of 81
Sartor Besartus-The Life and Opinions of Herr
Tenfelsdrockh, by Thos Carlyle, author of 1.-THE
Past and Present." &c. For sale by
A. MORRIS,
Late Drinker and Morris,
Je 10 81 Main street
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1S0 BAGS LAGUAYRA
VO 4I6 bags Rio
GA do Cape
40 do Old Java
80 do Costa RIGA
x haloc
Coffee.

900 packages Lost. Crushed, and Powdered
Sugar 1eiou
so bbls Coffee Sugar
40 bbls Sugar House Syrup
1000 lbs Candle Wick
500 lbs Cotton Irvine
In store and receiving. For sale by
my 20 BACON & Baskerville
ID ICHMOND AND DANVITTR Raj
H ROAD-EXCUkSION TICKET.-Ou and
after Thursday, May Goth, Excursion Tickets win
beissued over the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Fare from Richmond tn the Ju notion and back
the same day. 90 So; children under three years of
age, free; from three to twelve years, half price,
The cars leave the depot every morning, except
Sunday. att, A. NJ. returning, arrive at Richmond
my 10 JOHN II. OSBORNE, Sup't.
HOUSE CLEANING.-Thisi important bust.
L Il ness cannet be considered finished until the
bed bugs and cockroaches the rats and the mice,
have received their death dose. Lyons Magnetic
Powder and Magnetic Pills, will clear dwelling
of all these nuisances in single day, for so cents;
that the poor well as the rich may participate
in the comfort they secure. But beware of imita-
tons, surcharged with mineral poison. Call at 424
uent savans and private citizens, to each of whom
the subscriber is permitted to refer for personal
confirmation -
DIR Valentine Mott DIR Moore
Professor Reed DIR Bettendorf
Professor Chiffon DR. Francis
DIR Van Rensselaer, DR. Wagstaff
Members of the Medical College.
Coleman Stetson, Aston House
Daniel D Howard, Esq, Irving House
Preston HI. Hodges, Esq, Carlton House
Jonas B. Philips Esq, Assistant District Attorney
Thayer Cozzens, Esq, West Point
For sale L, in Richmond by R. R. DUvAL,,
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.ON OOWW1N.
GTONk QUARHY Al AUCYToN.-xn,
~ be sold On THURSDAY AFTERNoon ~
l5th !une, 1882, upon the psemies. eonusS -. n
on the Jamea River Canal. Il he 1rst loe{s ;ss
ing ExalPs Quarry. Terms cash. -
je9 w ODDir, Auesiosesss
do hereby certify that Ihave exsuained ner,s..
ally, the above advertiseG anaExy, ana do nsf ~
tate TO ray that the quality OF TIE s1one excoIt
and sppears TO be abundant
jeIf 'sa John 4. TEMPLE co.
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GREGORY q MAUKY,
successors to j. w. Maury e. Co., Mana.
gers.
Office, No. 90, Main Street.
Drawn Nos. Delaware Lottery, Glass 19, Extra,
June Is:
SO A IS Is SO 90 80 IS sc n IS 81 90 90
Scheme T0-Day.-Capitals $4,000, IL, 900,
5000. 367l 656. 10 prizes of 10000 of 5OO 10
of ESQ., 90 of $50, &c. IS numbers, Is drawn
Tickets 81
Also-Capitals: $4,000. 5000, 1889, 1000, &c
rs numbers, l2 drawn. Tickets 81. jel7
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eVFAhE JAKE OF FUUk UIME6 AMI
YOU WILL HAVE DOILARs.-- The sub.
scribers have just received large assortment OF
which they viii dispose Of Ut very email advance,
for the ready money All who are IN want or eIoth.
ing give us CALI and you win save IS t. so per
cent Our motto Is quick sales and small prc1xs
for cash only. S s. -
NEWMAN Il GREENTREE.
Opposite American Hotel, Richmond, "
10 1o-lu&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

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