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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14

NOR SALE-The exclusive right of
Il one Of the most valuable articles in use, hiss a
very extensive and increasing tale with profit Of one hun
dred and fifty to two hundred per cent and from which
large and independent fortune BE- realized within three
years also the subscribers wholesale business with the
variety of articles manufactured by him. paying large pro-
fits fhs worthy the attention Of all wishing about en-
ssging business chance seldom met with through
the columns Of the press is well established throughout
the nion Enjoying POOR health and finding II prudent to
travel awhile, his only Of Opposing OF the same
N ban interest will be retained II preferred None need
apply without three four thousand dollar. cash at hand
Apply to CHARLES hOfNlNS,
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EAIL and WINTER BOARD at HO-

IL BOkEN-A psrlor and bedroom for Gentleman and
fis ~ e ard for male Gentlemen hindsoney
furnished with full partial board may be hal at No IL
Franklin terrace This house commands hne view OF the
City and HsIbor Of NewYofk and s enyifons are quiet
and peasg the eye Hot aud cold baths hos'y and
the conysnences OF home lie chief nd1csments
to bosdes Address w, PostOhce, Hobo<en, OF Tribune
Office, =. Y.
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PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE for

u SALE.-A opportunity Is afforded to any person
DESTROYS Of engaging the occupation Of keeping boade
the lady proprietor Of weestsbshed private boarding
house IN Narrenst for satisfactory wishes to dis
pose of the furniture and goodwill Of her establishment
IL will accommodate forty boarders aud now though at
the dulles OF the year filed Rent, 400 Lowest
price, SO0 which Is not the cost Of the furniture Address
BOARDING HOUSE, Box 1888 Post-Oihce-prepsid.
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rSy Attention! Attention Scott and Graham As
.oci.tons fDished with Flags Banners Transpsrencies
Sc nv ACRERMAN 4 MILLER, at their old stand, No.
Dl Nassau. Ct, between Fulton and Annsts
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PRIVATE FAMILY,

short distance from the city, DESTROYS OF Obtaining
suitable young Lazy instruct three little gr.s Ia the
usual English branches and the piano aso 10 assist IN the
sewing &c, OF the family. Address EDUCATION, New
Rochelle, n. Y stating qualifications and terms which
must be moderate.
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E,OR SALE CHEAP-A Soap and Can

die Factory sshort distance from the city, doing good
business with good lease low rent and everything In
the best working order will be sold cheap cash Address
5. L C., Chatham square z. D.
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Gperial Notices.

r. The North American Phaianx, n. IA
eouIe of Doctpa Lectures will be given at this lnsttu
don commencing the lRST SUNDAY In August prox,
and continuing successive Sunday during the summer
snd coming autumn - 49, - ~, ,,,,,,,r,
Mesns GREELEY. RIPLEY, w. II. CLAIMING and
DANA have each engaged To give at least one lecture
Of course and other friends OF association may be ex
pected TO cooperate.
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DOARD.-Rooms to let, with or without
ID Board In house having all the modern improve
men,s basement for office. Reference required.
No 257 Green-st, near Sthst
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A EXPERIENCED CAR and ON

z y NIbIS FAIN Iii Wishes 3 sLulIOn n 5 IHI OF
Omnibus Mandatory he is now foreman Of very large
but wishes 10 change hi. place OF living can give
tie best 81 referen character and ability has been
foreman Of shop for eieht years For further particulars
address L. NJ. at this office.
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DOARD WANTED-A furnished Par

lor and Bedroom the secoDd floor ntussd IN the
lover part Of the city, fora Gentleman and Wife Terms
must he moderate References exchanged Address Box
I.487. Lower Post ORce statII fu PARTICULAR.
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DOAkD.-Good Rooms and Board at
ID No. g Futonst for tIsnrsnt, day and permanent
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DOARD.-To let, in a private French
Id family two furnished Rooms, with Board In French
way Location, 2d-sy. aud 4th-st. References
ehsDged. Address X. H., Tribune Office.
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A S CHAMBERNAID, by n very respectable
young Woman. IN private fDli!i She has the best
OF reference. Apply AZ No. 81 Greenwich s..
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OOK. KEEPER, CORRESPOND-

VI capable of instructing two little Girls in the English
branches French, Drawing &C., and willing to goa short
distance in the country and devote herself tothem may
hear Of situation by addressing A. W. Tribune Office
stating residence, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-15

Japanese Outrage on American Sailors.
PHILADELPHIA, June ID.
BY the arrival OF the barque Eureka, from
Canton, we have confirmation Of the state.
ment published in St. Helena papers, relative
to an outrage perpeuated by the Japanese on
party Of shipwrecked American sailors. They
were captured by the Japanese and confined in
cages tor more than year, but finally released
and sent to Batavia.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
da san ~ M M 60, G W pursuance OF
county of Henrico, made on the 9th Gay of March,
1852, in suit therein pending styled Register and
wife against Brett's Exr, and others, shall as the
commissioner therein named offer for sale at public
auction, the premises, Monday, the 2lst
day of June next at O'Clock, P. NJ ii fair, if not
then the next fair day thereafter tract or par
Gel 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 "Ke
treat" formerly occupied by Hutson Brett, decd,
and estimated TO contain about 20 acres of Land.
TERMS OF SALE-One-iourth cash; tine balance
in two equal instalments for negotiable notes with
good endorsers, at d and II months, with interest
added and the title retained until conveyance Is
direcied by the Court.
my 2l-2awtl4dtd C G. GRISWOLD, Com'r
JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auct
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NEW YORK MARKETS. June

NEW YORK MARKETS, June IA.
CoTToN.-Sales of three hundred bales
market unsettled-accurate quotations cannot
be given. FLouR.-Sales of i 900 bbls. South.
ern, brought "a 43 to 81 G.. CoRH.-Sales of
10000 bushels mixed 81 to 63s; yellow So to
Ga cents.
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BY JAMES m. TAYIOh.

SALE OF A BRICK
l. HOUSE AND LOT ON GOTH STREET.-By
virtue ofthe provisions of deed of trust executed
by Henry B Read to the undersigned as trustees,
dated 30th December, 1913, and ouly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, Clerks Office, and at
the request of the benefciaries in said deed, we
shall otter at public auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, the 22d inst commencing at O'Clock,
p. NJ the property described in said deed, being a
lot of Ground situated on the east side of Goth
street, commencing at the distance of ITO feet north
OF F street. fronting 25 feet and running back 1872
feet and bounded its southern line by an alley
feet wide, ON which lot stands neat Brick House,
at present occupied by Lewis H. Luck, Esq.
TERMs-Onethird cash; the balance at and IL
menths for negotiable notes bearing interest and
secured by deed Of trust upon the property.
AS trustees we shall convey only such title as is
vested in us by said deed.
VIM. G. PAYNE, 3n.
RO. A. PAYNE, : iius'ees
je 9-tds JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctr.
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GALE OF FURNITURE, NEGRO, &c.
- Under the directions of decree of the Cir,
cult Court of Chsncery for the County of Henrico.
pronounced on the 4th May, 1882 in the suit of
Colquitt Ellis, the undersigned Deputy Sheriff
for Isaac A. Goddin, Sheriff of Henrco County,
will, on Friday, the 18th Of the present month,
(June) at the residence of VIM. B. Ellis corner of
baker and ST. Johns streets, (near Geo. Echolson'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 ls47; 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. d c. B. Hill. will offer for sale
the negro woman Mason, to the highest bidder for
cash. THOMAS w. BOSWELL d. s.,
For J. A. GoDDIN, 8 HC.
10 l0-tds
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AUCTION SALES.


~ 1AN1e n. TAYLOn.
0Unk1OAD And KTTcHRN HUH-
- MlTURE At WIN - "a -
,.s $3.50 shs is'h inssAns eosnnsaeing : sK
=. NJ y sne hens1 "a Bash street DoaS ~
Furniture therein, (beloneinx 10 5 esSfjensn -
u declinlne house ke&pinS9 eunntes;s n sS r,sSl
variety OF web kepe sFtiel1s q esnesei Fu1its-s-
Y request q he s~ner.
0NE nuNDnkD LOTS IN AND a.
FOR SALE AT AuCTlON--I chan osEsr for -
q public auction. On the premiees. he above MN
per q loss, on Tuesdays the I5fh Jane, & u
Many q thess Il he between q. ve.,-,,, =. =
Manchester and ID Richnosd and psse,shnr :. \.
road, whore the sale win begin
Inese lots sffJrd most teanfiful building dtes,
and hare very fertile surface for sardens ressin
On nody OF clay wen adapted TO making hrickA
t.r,. a,so sen e private sale on most reasonsbae
.sfms, large, wen built lumber house, nov ussd
.cDaceo factory, fronting ~ feet on tie Rieh-
S,Ss1 DOCK and 90 feefon the causeway Of Msvos
~ ~ lnis location i very valuable and q soon
81 sffss.s = between the Basin md the Dock
IF $3.50 tne YORK being q this time in progress
IN 'sPia execution, the trade from Ruchanan 90
80 .uc uiontsries TO the James River Canal Mn
dock nsn q me Dockto The great appreciation Of
lotier also for sale, most valuable Is, .,,b. -
o. istn street. immediately in front az ara ss;s;
.ne iot OF the Richmond and Dsuyile r &c.
pany. wnicn mes between Mill alley ana he - .eraa
lock OF the James River Company. ~ sAs'1S''s
4 wish also to sell thar large. commodiou. ana
welLbuilt Mansion, situated abort dis,srs. re
the southern sbutment of Mayo's bridge. On ~
right hand OF the msin street Of Manchester r.
this house u attached garden spot of unsurpaaeeS
fertility, and il may be used depot or for ure
lie house. This property must socn show the efeess
OF the increasing population and trade Of Richnosd
For terms, apply to
an iewRw r n .sAvn
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.
Enn. Non, Xnr.lr N.c>Il-

Sails this Tuesday, eosning June l5th at O'Clock
EA I he new and ene ant soewheel
3@ Steamship ROANOKE, Lewis Par.
SAee4k64 rsh, Commander, will continue to
receive freight for New York this
day, (Tupsday) until O'Clock, P NJ and will sail
at O'Clock, BY which hour passengers will please
be on board.
Passage TO New York, including meals and ell
egaut statercOm accommodations, only SO
Steerage passage to do, half price
Passengers to Norfolk by this ship are charged
the same as by the river boats, VIZ: &c. and meals
extra.
Tickets can be secured and berths selected from
aplan of the ship at Office, south side of the Ba
sin
je 15-1t LUDLAM & WATSON
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IELEGRAPnIC NEWS.
.H]MSM.IIkD FOR THE DAILY DlspATcn


in 'ne SkSArE, communication was "a.
ceived from the Secretary Of the Tes,nrv
IN answer to the resolution relative 10 the
construction Of ship canal across the terri.
tory OF Florida. He believed il practicable
provided it can be done at reasonable ~
pense. The bill relating to patents was then
taken up.
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.AMIJSEMENTS.
Last WRkK /.

EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL.
VIII roelftvely Close On Saturday. 18th.
RAxNkb celcbrate1 series of Gigantic Panora-
~ mas, entitled
AvOYAGE TO EUROPE!
Liverpool, the Crystal Paace Of the Worlds Fair,
il.ONDON-the Bridges, and the THAMES TUN.
MEL, brilliantly illuminated, and the beautiful
RIVER RHINE.
An Exhibition on Wednesday and Sat.
uraay Afternoon, at O'Clock.
80 Admission Is cents; children Is cents
~ Doors open at Z; Panorama to commence
--.oetne AZ o'clock te l4-lws
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FUTURE D1 VI


ma
VALUABLE FAHM ON THE mrrp
' RUN TURNPIKE, three miles NORTH a Ries.
mond, and MULES. COWS, Furniture, Fsrmins
Utensils, 30, for sale at auction. WIN IS sold
on Tuesday, the 22d June, 1852 upon The pre-
mises, commencing ct 10 o'clock A. NJ It the resi
dence of Mr.. Ro j. staples, situated o. the Deep
run Turnpike road, shout miles from the city Of
Richmond, the firm on which he resides, contain
ing 60 acres. The buildings upon it are all new,
and are sufhcient for the accommodation OF Q mo-
derate sized family. There are also attached to
the premises two large ice houses.
Alter which, will be sold, FIRST rate mules; one
horse; two wagons and harness; two carts snd
gear; five good cows: three calves; nine hogs; one
buggy and harness; one saddle and bride; all of
his household furniture; parcel OF farming i'm.
PIGMENTS; one lot Of ice. The above real End per-
sonal lie to be sold by virtue of two deeds of trust
one executed by the said Ro. J. Staples to r w.
McGruder, bearing date 18th April, le52; the 9th
er executed by said Ro. j. Staples and wife to 4
w. McGruder and Francis Staples, bearing date
18th April, 1852, and both duly recorded in Henri
co County Court. The terms az 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 i'uatees'
Sale to be conducted By w. GoDDIN, Auctr.
jel5
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS
~ ON UNION AND CHURCH HILLS.-Pursu
ant to decree, made by the Circuit court of Chan
,Ny Aoi tuo CouutJ VI ucuflcO, On Tue ttQ Gay OF
June, 1882, in a suit pending In said Court STYLED
"Prosser's Adm'x against Hendren's Admir-, sc"
we EMAIL. on Thursday, the oath day of June,
1907 at D. NJ, IL fair if not the next lair day. at
.n hs Iame nour proceed to sell at puoc auctionon
1ne premises the following property: Sig lots of
Lana on Union Hill in the county OF Henrico lad
Joining the city of Richmond) between Asbury
Gnapel and the residence of o A. Strecker, each
iot ironing forty feet and running back one hun.
GREG ana forty feet deep. Also, iwo-thirds of
we've und:.ded lots. lying in the county of Hen.
rico, on street, between 24,h and 25th streets.
each OF said twelve lots ironing about twenty six
feet, and running back one hundred and twenty
feet to sliev AS
plat of said lots can be seen at the Office If tho
auctionser - 'Ao
TERMS OF sALE.-One fourth cash, and the resi-
due on acredit of Six aad twelve months the Dur.
chasers to execute negotiable notes, with interest
added and the title retained until purchase monsv
ispaid. JOSEPH MAYO,
JOHN HOWARD, commissioners.
Sale to be conducted b. w. G0DDIN, Auct.
lie Is
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FRENCH BkANDY.-9 octsves, good ar.
u ucie, for sale low by
jels JOHN a. CLAIBORNE.
pRIMH BACON SIDES AND 6HOUL.
= Dkks.-so hhds Superior. isnding per siesn.
kfs JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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DneI-Fafal Result.

CHARLESTON, June IA.
duel was fought on the I'd of June, at Fort
Mellet, Florida. between Col. Grunard and
Maj. Jones. The latter was killed, and Col.
Grunard surrendered himselfto the authorities.
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Drawn Nos of DeIawere, No 10, June IA:
IL IA SO &c 35 % Is IL As 4 20
Whole Nos Is 66, prize of $500 sold and paid
by STRATTON.
For To.Day.-Kentucky, No 13o. Capital !:
S425o. Tickets 81.
Also, Delaware, Extra, No 10. Capital S24, 0OO
Tickets SIS. ie Is
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SMITHS LOTTEkY OFFICE,
No. ll6 Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, opposite Fred
ericksburg Depot

For To. Day.-boi Air, Class "a. Capitals:
of $4,000, of 5000, Of $500, 90 of 600. 20 of
400. &c. rs numbers, IL drawn ballots Tickets
So shares in proportion.
Also, Pstapsco, Class 1863. Capitals: l of 5000,
of 10 o, &C. IS numbers, IL drawn BALLOTS
Tickets Sl-shares in proportion.
my 24-im SMITH.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAVE.

2AL1 OF LAND BELOW RoCK RTTa
y UNDER TRUST DkED.-By yirfue IN go
g o.. Ers.t executed By Anthony Roberts, q free
49, 9 color 70 the undersiened = trustee u q.
49, 49, eabt due to Robert HIN, who Has assiaued
~ Arsss g Adwsrd n Dabney, dated the ssh day
Her,4a cols and recorded in The Clerks o1lce 81
ne ~ county Court, On the 9Th dsv Of Nav. Ia
a. . ~ Year. shall, on TuesNsv. The issb
bidder l ~ On the enses. 70 he biehest.
i"S. s.. ~. aot g Lend IN The founfv n Hsnrir *
If 49, g hishmond. adioinins The nronsssv
~ o.unders, and Lumpkins, s,ss rn.s.rs o.:s
u1 - Of Z. Wsddill' cors.;rsss,. oStos'se
moh. ana running back 13a feet eieht incks ,s s.
TEaMs.-so much Of the pureb... 49,
paid IN cash q win pay the expsnsr. II % oe
the sum Of $250 with the intsress s q sale and
due thereon, and the balance payable an a y. o.
day of June 1854 with interest thereo,, ne xstn
day OF sale. payable annually. the pu rchsssr me
cutting his single bill therefor and deed "a
on the property to secure the same. The s,e =
the property believe to be good, but sellrs !.
trustee, shall only convey such a. is vested n -
by the deed Of Trust Aforesaid Should the wessh
er be such, on the day of sale, a. to prevent IN
same, the said sale viii be continued from dsy 3
day, and to the same hour, until It is effected.
je4-tds JAMES Elicit.
u The above sale is postponed until Thurs
day the l1th June, 1852, at o'clock P. NJ.
Is JAMES ELLETT.
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BY WELLINGTON GUDDlN.

BY WELLINGTON GODDlN.
GTONE QUARRY Ar AUCTION.-Wnl
~ be sold in THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the
17th June, 1882, upon the premises. commencing at
5 o'clock. Stone Quarry, containing eight acres,
on the James River Cana at the first Locks, adjoin.
ing Exalls Quarry. Terms cash
je9 w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
do hereby certify that have examined person.
ally, the above advertised Quarry, do not hest.
tate say that the quality of the stone is excellent
and appears to be abundant.
je1I JOHN A. TEMPLE & CO.
SMALL FARM NEAR FAIRFIELD
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
Wednesday Afternoon the 18th day of June,
1852, upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
the small FARM near Fairfield. at present occupied
by Mr.. Anthony Trabbert containing II acres, two
OF which are well set in grape vines. 1t also has
an orchard of choice fruit trees of various kinds,
and is well &C opted for amarket garden 1t viii be
sold subject to a trust deed in favor of Valentine
Heckler, executor of Christian Degenhardt for
$500 PAYABLE eight years from the 2sth July, 1851,
with interest thereon till paid
Terms cash, as to residue
Ne w EOnnIN
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i,U4ia MascIONkk,S SALE OF VALID.
y ABB e L. Is AND DWELLING HOUSE ON
LEIGH STREET, in CITY OF RICRMoND-In
pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Chancery for Henrico County, maze on the 9th
day OF March 1852, in suit pending therein styled
"Hayes us Hayes, &c" / shall, as the Commission
er therein named, offer for sale on the premises at
public auction. on Tuesday, the 18th day Of
June next, if fair, and II Rot, the next fair day.
commencing at 5o'clock p NJ, those two half acre
lots of ground, with the brick dwelling house
thereon. now occupied by Peter D. Bernard, lying
ON the North side of Leigh, between 9Th and 9th
Streets and opposite TO the residence of Thomas
w McCance.
Also the loi of ground az the corner of 9th and
Leigh streets and on the South side of Leigh, ad
joining the residence Of Thomas w. McCance, 'front.'
ing about 80 feet on Leigh street, and running back
an acre in Depth
The above property will be raid off into lots to
suit purchasers, and from its convenience and 70
tirement of location, is believed to be highly eli
gible for building lots.
Immediately after the sale of the above lots win
be offered for sale, under the same decree acres
OF land on the Meadow Bridge Road, adjoining the
farm of Adolph bill, and within his enclosure
TERMS OF SALE Onethird cash baiance in
two equal instalments, at & and i2 rncniha, with
int. est added, for endorsed negotiable notes. and
title retained until conveyance Is directed by The
Court
HERBERTA CLAIBORNE, Com
IWhig. copy my 25--3tawtds
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BY JAS. r. SUTTON, Jr.
HRUSTEE,S sALE UF A HOUSE AND

i LOT ON BROOK AVENUE.-By virtue of a
July 1850, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
of the Court of Hastings for the city of Richmond,
the 10th July 1885, shall, on Monday, the
2lst day of June, at the hour of O'Clock in the
evening, proceed to cell on the premises, at public
auction, the Real Estate mentioned in said deed,
consisting of lot of Land fronting on Brook Ave
nue. about 25 feet, ON which is genteel and COM
Portable brick Dwelling with sig rooms, and small
garden attached and is at present in the occupancy
Daniel r Pollock, Esq. The trustee will also con-
vey such title as is vested in him by the deed of
trust referred to.
TERMS, cash. JOHN ENDERS. j., Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAS. I. SUTTON, Jr.
in I'D
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Delegates to the WING National Conven.
ton.
BALTIMORE Innall

BALTIMORE, June II.
Delegates to the Wing National Convention
are arriving in large numbers. The most ex.
,ensive arrangements have been made for their
accommodation.
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s1\O EXCUkSlONlSTS.- subscriber
i has jost received from New York splendid
fast sailing yacht called the Roanoke. Iii ca
pable of comfortably accommodating from twelve
to fifteen persons. At moments notice it can be
prepared for the transit of pleasure party to any
OF the beautiful groves that line the banks of ths
sparkling James. Persons desiring to hire the
yacht by the day,or for few hours SAIL will please
apply at SCOFIELD'S New York Saloon. Terms
reasonable.
T. sCoFIELD, N York Saloon;
je l2-lm Main ST.. opposite City Hotel.
NOTICE TO CLERKS UF COUNTS An
IN VIRGINIA. w. RANDOLPH, Bookseller
and Binder, l2l MAR street. Richmond. is prepared
to furnish, at short notice. all kinds OF CierK's
Books. made OF the best materials.
j. w. Il. has manufactured Blank Books Tor
the principal Banks, Clerks and Merchants in Viz
ginis for the last Il years. je ii
I AIDES DESTROYS OF GETTING
IL bargains will recolk CT that MILL HISER a.
BROTHEk'S is the place, No 1913 Broad street.
where Goods are regularly sold cheaper than 81 any
other store in the city We have this day received,
and are selling, check Muslins ct 10 cents. Swiss
and Book Monslins at l2t cents, very me e Or
shilling and IS cents per yard; smell .rd isree e
white dotted Mouslins NJ IS cenes; aisos on nsue'
beautiful dark coloied Bareges, Barege &c LA'nos,
Lawns and Ginghsms In great qnann,nles. :. - ~
low prices. bIesehed and unbleacned Shirun9s ana
Sheeeiugs all az which are extremely cheap ine
season having conssdersbiy advanced, We care more
for isposing Of our Goods than for the pr,crs we
get for them Recollect therefore. nose ae1roos
Of getting bargains, that AiLLhisth ono'
THEIRS : the pisea 49, $780,.
D1C0N.-7 prime lot q shouldsrs sades and