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BY Davenport, Alien 81 GO. \;

sNAECLTUiI,S SALE OK GENrkEL
IA HOUSEHOLD FURNiTURk-On MONDAY
MORNING. ueXt, the 18Th Instant, commencing at
IL o'c.Gck Will be sold at auction, without reserve,
the Household Furniture belonging to the estate OF
Joseph Bonavita, decd, at his late residence, OF
Nam street, ever tie confeciJnary store, consist
ing III part Of
Mahogany Chairs aad Sofa
Marble Top Celtre Table, Card Tables
L:b~ary Gu Ia, SideboaTd, Dining Taoie
Cane seat Chars
exce.lent Coosing stove. in first rate order
aid bu' little
Tug iher wiki DiaiLg Rom and Kitchen Furni-
tu Z. e ms
sIAON BOEAVlTA, Executor Of
deg Joseph RJnByita. deed.
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a RlHKRiS, Late DiSEHhEE& a. MGR.
n. KIS Law bookseller and Publisher, of re
the following valuable Virginia Law Books, pub
lIshed by him at reduced pEcls;
the Virginia Cases by Brockenbrough and
Holmes, . vols, 6vc; ysice reduced to Sc 90
fuckers Comm en:ariss the Laws Of Virginia
: vo.s $40; price reduced to 600
Ta:e's Analytical! uigested Index of Il e Virginia
Reports, = vols Svo; price reduced to 20
Jaynes On the Statute OF Lin tat ous, vol sy0;
price reduce ! TO 200
a NORRIS also publ she's tie following valuable
works:
Washinctons Virginia Reports, . vols $40
Calls Virginia Reports, vols 4, 5 and
he Statutes al large OF Virgiu.a, new series. ;
vo svo
Dews Lectures on the Restrictive System
- III
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pOUKs just pUHLIsuED AND FOl

pOOAS just Published AND FOR
y 5 La Al >EouAM5 Book store, opposite
Broad Street Hotel
The Confessions CT Ftz Doodle and tremendous
Adventures OF Major Gehag n, by w NJ Thackeray
price SOC
The Private Life c! Daniel Webster, By Lanman
-75c
the Successful Merchant: Sketches OF the Life
of Mr. Samuci Budget, lat CT kiDgswood Hil, by
VIM Arthur, M-Sl
Basil, Story of Modern Life, by w w Collins
price in paper soc, cloth 75c
The Adventures OF an ABIDE Camp-50c
knickerbockeT Magazine fer December-25c
The Heroine Of IampicO-25c
q All new Books received and for sale soon
stuei from the press
g The best assortment Of Books, Magazines,
Newspapers and cheap Publications in the city
Please call ana examine.
l-y@ AL the Ne HspapGrs for this week.
another supply OF the Pictorial Brother iona
than received this m0rning.
For any and everything IN thu Fook Magazine,
Newspaper and cheap Pub icslion line, call up to
I. Il. GRESHl ms,
Opposite Broad street Hotel
Anything in the Periodical or Music line mailed
al pg a rfa
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4 DA * TAH-COnsuII,stis Cured
" The most successful remedy Now in use for the
cure OF inciplent Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs, 30 g Throat, diseases OF tire Liver and
Kidneys, Hi ga Ell, Tcs. r, Dyspepsia &C. pre-
pared by Mrs b. ., Eor:is, 343 Bal:inlol street.,
baltimore.
MRs b, 3. NORRIs-Dear Madam Fer eeveEai
Yeas have been afflicted with frequent henor-
Id4ges Oh the lungs, attended with p9Etu cough
| tried various remedies, and had the bes. medical
advice, but without relief Until tiled your Cedar,
al, which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARIS
III aratCga street. Baltimore, I'D.
October 81, 1852.
Cah and getPamphiets containing certificates
Eg- Beware OF eouater1eits. The genuine arts.
Gle ID for sale By
HORTON REACH, 81 Main street,
sole Agent toe Richmond, and
nos General AgeLt for Eastern Virginia
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GARD ENGhAViNG.-W'e are now pre-.
y pared to furri.h Engraved Card. for Invita-. a.
wedding at home, or with the names OF ma. &c .
GENNETT & JAMES,
dc 10 Eagle SQUARE
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COUGHS, COLDS, &c.-AYers Caeuy
~ PectoIai, Mrs. Gardners Bslsam Of LiyerwoTr,
SvaSne's Cougq Syrup, Wild Cherry. Jaynax and
Rose's Ezpeesoral, ard yario1s articles tor Colds.
Coughs, DC. For sale by
SEABRoOK e. REEVE.
noe IT'S Broad street.
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TOR SALE.-Ihe Subscriber having ceteI-
L mined TO mogs TO the country, oilers for sale
privately his STAB es, (knowE the Marshall Live
~ St4bles) situated On 7lh, between Broad and
Mdrshal! streets-a stand not surpassed by any in
the city.
He will also sell Hack, with Harness. Sad
dies, Brides, Baggies Horses &C, &c
Should thu above be dis pussd OF bsfurss
Thursday, the 43i inst they Will on tina. day, COM
mencng al Il oclocS ii, it far, il not the next tair
day b. offered at pUa..c aacs0n.
FOR terms, &c, Coll on eeaDTOoA * Reeve or the
s4bscribar.
CeS-tl3Df SAMUEL A. REEVE
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Drawn Nos D eIaware Lof1eru l51 Dag.

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, l57, Deea:
81 Is l6 SO 73 IL 50 % u - 81 z8
Draws TO-Day.-Capitals: s22 UuO, IL 600,
1000, 400 1000, &c &c g Nos IA drawn
Ticket g.
Te aerrcw.-Capital5: $50 00U, II 649 ) Of
20oO 50 Of l0U) 80 of 500, &, c DC. IS rum5ers,
u drawn. Tlckets SIS de 10
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ElkE FGkS4S.--A variety Of Fire " 0rks
just received and for sole by
ANDREW PiZZiNI.
&c 10 lob Broad street
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GOAL, JOAL.-Lanoing al Rockets from
~ scho9ber w l. Dayton, l65 tons Of best Red
Ash Anthracite Coal, Is IS psr ioad. delivered In
any part Of the e!.J, II taken IRON the weasel.
JOHN W WRIGHT,
Rol e Dock Wharf.
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E0E& TREE iIAih.-luE Hyperion HAIR
L kESTO En- Tor inyigorstipg, beadtitying aud
prom, ii Z Ii aithy growth Of the hair.
I IL Il perioa from lis introduction some years
since, has gradually grown III public favor and by
it's eaIy valuable properties des@ryedly becoms
.,ue OF tie moot popular articles of the day. Fer
sale, " h7lt sale and retail by
PURCELL, LADE ); co. Druggists,
DE- g % Main street
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So CHM0SD, EkEDEhICAsBUh ~ "a
II AND POTOMAC kAlLROAD'-NoIILE -
he departure of tie morning train going kortn,
frosl AID after The lst day of November nexs, wiz
he ~ oc,ock es formerly; the night traia g, y, +.
NJ THOMAS SHARP, s7p't.
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Head Qrs. list Reg't Va. Volunteers,
RICHMOND Both June, 1852.
ORDERS No. -. The Board of Officers
" viii convene at Regimental Head Quarters, on
FRIDAY, the I'd July. at o'clock. P. M.
1.-THE Companies OF this Regiment will parade
in summer uniform at the City Hail. n Monday,
the 5th July, at 10 o'clock. A M.
WALTER GWYNN,
jy 1-t Col. Commanding.
20 Enquirer and Wing will please copy
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
Il TICKETS FREE-The public are invited to
take excursion every day Except Sunday to the
Jewel:y Mandatory of S P. MOUNTAIN, No ITO,
Main street, up stairs, Richmond, and bring with
them all their Jewery out of repair, and have it
prepared to shine out with the glorious Fourth
Jewelry made and old Jewelry repaired and made
as good as new, at the lowest manufacturing prices
at the shortest notice, and satisfaction warranted ~
no charge Diamonds, Pearls, Canoes, Garnete,
and other precious stones set in the reatest and
latest New York styles
The subscriber having come from the North, is
prepared, in consequence of having low rent a
good assortment OF tools, together with his own
ability to manufacture any article of Jewelry to do
his work cheaper and better than any other estab.
ishment in the city. S. P. MOUNTAIN
Diamond Setter and Manufacturing Jeweer.
iy l-lm*
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Confession Of one Of the Marderers of young
Lehman-EishtylMurders Acknowledged :.

Confession Of one Of the Wanderers of young
iShtylM Murders acknowledged -
Horrible Disclosure, SC.
PHILADELPHIA, June GA Polander who
has had an interview with the two Skipinskis, ,
the murderers of y Jung Lehman, in the coun-
Iy prison, made developments of the most
startling character to-day before Mayor Gilpin,
being the substance of confession made by
them.
Matthias Skipinski said, 81 killed young Leh-
man by striking him on the head with stove
leg. Blaize, my brother, was present, as we'll
as kayser, whose real name is John Ruthon-
nski, and is still at large
Matthias also said that himself and party
had killed farmer and his family, consisting
OF six person, near Newark, Delaware, and
afterwards set fire 10 the premises, from which
they obtained $73 and some jewellery. He
also confessed TO murder near Baltimore,
and SAID they had murdered near 80 persons
and burned thirty houses since they arrived in
this country. The plumber, TO the amount Of
near $4,000, he says is buried in the noun
tains, and under the charge Of kayser.
The confession is SO extrayagant as TO lead
TO the supposition that Matthias is now insane.
He expresses his confidence of escaping
through the aid OF Kayser, and designs muir
dering all concerned in his arrest and convic-
ton besides numerous persons in N. York.
Note by the Reporter.-This confession, if
reliable, will he looked for with great interest
1t will be remembered that the Cosden family
were murdered at Georgetown Cross Roads,
not far from Newark, Delaware, and that
Murphy, Taylor and Shelton, who were hung
for the murder, died protesting their innocence.
The other murder, confessed to have been
committed near Baltimore, may probably be
that of Mr.. Buck, who was SO mysteriously
murdered at the Copper Works on the other
side of the Basin. Should the Skipinskis'
prove TO be the murderers of the Cosden fami-
ly that tragedy will be clothed with additional
horrors.l
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WELLINGTON GODDIN.
On . vALUADLR 1UIInTNf. r.Ors
arces ~ mAiN AND CARY ,STaEETs Ar re
-. most valuable bui.dne io,. To- 80. -.
$500 ~ "a tnc south corner Of Mein "a - s..sss.
s,,o,;a % Cary between 9Th and 5th ssyess. :,
n-s,,,;.s. ses.,y, 9th Of Jnly, lisa. unon re-
running back to an alley 90 fset ia -. seet 'front.'
ON one OF the most central and hishis ;rr .ncnes
squares in the city The culvert c0nssync..s
4th street could be easily Connected ysss ~ II
one also along the alley. a a tne
TERMS One fifth in cash, balance in 4 10 a
and "a months interest added to the two a.t a.
ments; title retained until credit payment. a.
due. unless otherwise arranged
je2l-eodl0tdtd w. GoDDIN, Auet,
NONIMISSIONKR'S SALE OF REAL.
" ESTATE AND SLAVES IN THE CITY OF
kICHMOND.-By virtue of q decree of the Cour,
of Hastings Court for the city of Richmond, pro.
nounced on the 18Th June, 1852, in the case OF Hill
lard Us. Woodward, &c, the undersigned com
missioners win expose to sale by public auction
on Friday Afternoon, the 9th July, 1852, com
mencing at o'clock upon the premises If fair. il
Ut Richmond, of which the late Catharine Wood
ward died seized, situated on the South side O.
Leigh street, dmmediately in rear of Mr. Jas N
Iaylors resldence) fronting tba. street 60 feet
running back about 800 feet After which. will be
sold three slaves, viz: Sally and her two sons Rob
ert and Andrew.
TERMs-For the real estate, one third cash: bal
ance at 3, 6, and IL months for negotiable notee
with an endorser, and title retained until the pay
ment of the said notes. and the further order OF The
Court The slaves will be sold for cash.
DAVID II. WOODWARD, Com.
Sale conducted BY w. Goddin, Auctioneer.
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M ROSENBERG, OF Poland, Fashioaahae
1s1s Hair Cutter and Dresser, practeu
In Cupping. TOeth-Drawing, BleedfaG,
Leechinx and vaccinating, opposite the Ciy
Hotel Bar Room, Wall stree, Richmond We.
Mr.. r has exercised his talents in the abeso
branches In some of the principal Hospitals Of En-
rope
N. B-Surgical operations performed with Eells
or no pain. es9
MIR r has always on hand fine assortment Il
Swedish, Hungarian, and Poland Leechcs. Give
me C. Il and you will find my charges reasonable
10 OHM
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ECON0MY Is WRALTH.-SA
TOUR fIME-SAVE YOUR fgE6-Hn

CyNOMY Is WEALTH!-SAv
IOUR flME-SAvE YOUR Fuel -a1o
f..,...can ssep Company are now -
~ seIsng the celebrated American Cream Som-
1870 soaps are presented to the pubic g TIA -
. .eoo1 ssvns articles ever discovered and evorv
Wottny me fnilest consideration They IA -
woIA On tne Laundry. in cold water. eithsr -.
nsIo y, SAT-, ospensing entirely with boili,,g r,.S
ing, uoobg, &c &c, consequently lsr.e a.-,s,.,e
OF Fuel and wear and tear of closbins i s.veS-
not one han the amount Of labor 4 Ie0usrI -
the washing Of family.
The tendency OF these soaps in 10 soA.- =.
clothes and remove the dirt aud in the;r -. -
hands are made soft and The complexiou e,s~r -
white Washing 10 done by simply rubhinr -.
soap on the parts OF clothes most soed and pls<s-
them in water sufficient 10 cover them thers -
them remain 3 few hours, then, with slisht -
Rubbing and good rinsing viii be perfectly 49,
and beautifully bleached, and without injury - -
most delicate fabric. The cost Of these soaps =
no more than those ordinarily used.
Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and retua
BY CHAS. MILLSPAUGH,
Druggist "a East Main street
For sale also by Geo eriam, r Bankenskip
and John Cannon, Rockets; Henry Elmore -
others, Main street; r Crsddock, Church am.
VIM Gray, Basin; 8 NJ Zachrs Seabrook e
Reeve, and Thomas & Mccarthy, Dfuggisfs, Brus1
street; John Bradley, do Sheldon Baker, A
Lockwood, David Baker and Lacy & Carter, Franh-
lin street; w Haynes and J B Williams, Valley e
B ] Sizer and Taylor, Manchester NJ Gianniui
aud w II Mcleod, Shockoe Hill; John Clash BSesa
Quarter Branch; Jos Hierholzer, Broad Ct; and e
wholesale and retail by Wills e. Lea, PeteraharE.
Va. ie 28-6t
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A NThkAUITE AND CL0YEK Hi

IA COALS-The subscriber begs leave to call
the attention of the people of Richmond to the i'm
portance of securing their fuel for the winter as
early &c they can make arrangements to receive il,
avoiding all those vexatious, dissppointments, and
delays occasioned by crowded demand, limited
supply and circumstances generally unfavorablc
to putting away fuel in bad weather.
He is now receiving from Rockets some 1000
tons of Anthracite from the minesof Penn
tylvania, OF superior quality, both Red aud White
Ash and will deliver the same from the vessels
while discharging at s. IS per cart load of 25 bu.
shells, or $6 IS the ton of 2,240. He is also ready
to commence his deliveries of best Glover Hill
Lump Coal to all who MAJ be disposed to lay in
their supply early. Price 10 cents per bushe Coke
at II cents; also on hand a large supply of Oak
and Pine wood. which will be delivered with dis
patch at the market prices.
lie 29-d6t EDWIN IT CLARKE
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5TH OF JULY COTILLON PATTY
AND RIVER EXCURSION,
In1- x&l

az a.. Warrac6s Spring" foe miles belo,c Richmond
VIE subscriber has engaged Wsrwick's Spring,
= 90 tne banks OF the James River, for the above
occasion. limited number onlv. viii ba ,aker
and 1t Is desirable the party should be made up be-
lore Monday, the 96'h inst, SO as to enable the
subscriber to make the best arrangement possible.
ior me comfort OF the party. Prompt application
should, therefore, be made to secure tickets.
THOS. STERLAND.
TICKETS 81 SO dor gent and Lady, which win
include refreshments and transit expenses. Tick.
cts to be occurred of THOMAS STERLAND- Ii.
6erty Hall; or at sCOFIELD'S New York Saloon.
Main street. 10 os~o,s
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p CHOLERA, DIARRHEA, CHO.

t4g~ CHOLERA, DIARRHEA, CHIC.
LEhA MORBUS, CH0LICS, CRAMP. GRIPPING
PAINS IN THE BOWELS, SPASMODlC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS. &c, may be cured by
stabler's Great summer Remedy.
Meme genuine without the signature OF Z. ii.
sTABLgR, NJ. D.
Chiiis and Fevers, Ague, Bilious, Remttent
and Nervous Fevers, General Weakness, Weari-
ness in the Limbs Chronic Debility, Jaundice,
dyspepsia. &C., may be cured by Stabler's Great
hgue and Fever Specific
None genuine without the signature OF X. ii.
Staber, 81. D..
stabler's Aiterntive-A valuable remedy for
impurities OF the Blood Erysipeas, Boils, Salt
haeun, Mix Crust, rheumatism, Bronchitis, En-
isFyed Tonsils, Sore Throat Dropsy, Ulcers on the
,egs, s~elied CLAIMS, Deranged Liver, Oppression,
Falpation OF the Heart, Tettars, &c, e..
al OF the above for sale in Richmond by GAY.
NOR WOOL, DOVEt& ISAACS audP URCELI.,
LADD a. co. r. H. STABLER, NJ D,
le 2e-3ms Alexandria. Va
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Receplioa of M. Clay's Deask.

u.up,sruRc. Pa, June ao.--The announce.
-, If the death Of the Hon. Henry Clay was
Ilnaos,ed here at half past ii o'clock this NOR
Ing. Governor Bgier Immediately issued
n,dsrs TO close all the public Offices until
Thursdav, as testimony ofrespect to the de
ceased. The bells have been tolling all the
.fter,aon, aud tile Gags are suspended at half
mast. r
civ. including the old independence bell in
,he State House, have been tolled all the after
noon. Flags draped with Grape are displayed
q, all points OF the city and from the shipping
al hali-mast.
The CITY Councils will convene tomorrow
morn ng, at the call OF Mayor Gilpin, to take
scion relative 10 a suitable testimonial Of res.
nee, 10 Mr. Clay's memory.
NV YORK, June 29.-Since the announce
men, OF the intelligence of the death Of Mr..
CLAW. this morning, our city has been in u
commorion, and business has been pretty gen.
erslly suspended. The bells are toIling, and
The flags are suspended, draped in Grape, from
the shipping, all the public buildings, and
many private residences throughout the city.
Various movements are in train for expressing,
in a suitable manner. the public appreciation
ofthe departed statesman and patriot.
BosToS, June 29.-The announcement of the
death oil Mr.. Clay has caused more univer-
sal expression of sorrow than has ever been
witnessed 10 this city. Flags are suspended
at half mast from the shipping, and in all sec.
tions OF the city, and business this afternoon
has been pretty generally suspended, indica-
tive OF the desire of our citizens to do honor
TO the memory Of the deceased.
FREDERICK, Nd, June 2e.-The announce
ment OF the death of this great Statesman
created most intense feelings of soemnity in
this civ. Tokens of respect are displayed
from all the public buildings in the city, and
bells are pealing forth the sad news.
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,lTf TAxES.-The books of the City Asses
cor, for the year 1852 having been received at
the Chsmberiain's Office. any person NAV, before
tae 2oh inst discharge the taxes assessed against
MN IN said books, By paying the amount Of such
lakes, deducting tnerefrom three per centum for
prompt payment WIN. P. SHEPPARD,
~ i-eoti3Jy Chamberlain.
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Honors To mr.. Clax

HCnOrs % VT. Clay.
BALTIMORE, June 30.
AT town meeting. held this morning. i,
was resolved to have a grand procession in
honor of the memory Of Mr.. Clay.
The train bearing the corpse will reach here
this evening al b o'clock.
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II The fine residence of Mrs. Gen. Armis-
tead, three miles from Upperyile, Fauquier
Co., was entirely consumed by fire on Satur-
day night week
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE MARKETS, June 80.
Sales of 1000 bushels new red WHEAT at
$l.06; sales of old red do. at SO to $l,0O;
white, $1,04. CeRN-64 cts. FLoUR-dull
at $4l2.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,

RUlLDlNG Luis In BAKERS ADD.
- TlON AT AUCTION will be cold on sat.
Irday next, the Sd July, commencing at O'Clock,
Z. M, upon the premises, six Building Lots in
Bakers Addition lying in front of the residence of
Mrs Prentiss, and adjoining the property of Jacob
Shook Esq. These Lots have been laid of into suit
able sizes, fronting on Leigh street, and running
back about 900 feet. -
Alter which, will be sold 40 feet of Ground front
ing on Baker, near Clay street, and running back
about 100 feet he above Lots all lie well for build
ing purposes Terms at SALE
je29 JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Auctr
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BY JAMES Nj. TAYLOR.

HhEE HOUSES AND LOTS ON 4TH
STREET AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
Tuesday, the 9TH July, commencing at &C ock
P. Nj upon the premises, three Houses and Lots,
situated on the Western side OF 4th. between Main
and Franklin streets, two OF which are of BRICK and
icarly new and the other framed. The lots are
of good size, and the houses are well arranged and
in good order. This property is pleasantly e Gated
in genteel portion OF the city, and at present are
occupied by good tenants at fair rents
TERMS One-third cash ; balance at and IL
months tor negotiable notes, with interest added
secured by q deed OF trust.
je % JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
HOUSE AND LOTO LOCUST ALLEY
LII FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wil be Sold on
Friday next, the I'd July, commencing at o..
clock, F. NJ, upon the premises, that Large Four
Story Brick Tenement situated on the East side of
Locust Alley, between Main and Franklin Streets
adjoining the property of John Thompson, ESQ.,,
fronting IS feet and running back LIS feet to IL
foot alev. The house is in very good order, hav-
ing been recently thoroughly repaired, and has am.
pie accommodations for large family. This pro.
perty is located in the very heart OF the city, and
Is desirable from its contiguity to the principal
places of business. =.
TERAs-& cash the balance at 6, l2. and 18
months, tor negotiable notes with interest added,
and secured by deed of trust.
je25 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auct
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INAhE CAME Or TOUR DIMES AND
Il YOU WILL HAVE DCILARo.-The sh-
scribers have just re ceivsd large assortment a
Ready Made Clothing, adapted to the ssasoa.
which they will dispose Of at very small adyaaec,
for the ready money. All who are IN want OF Ciot
ing give us call and you viii save 25 to So PEI
cent. Our motto is quick SAFES and small pro1sG
Tor cash only.
NEWMAN Il GREENTRRE,
Opposite American Hotel, Richmoad, We
lie l2-Ink -.
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~ James Henderson, who was granted a
new trial at the Circuit Court, made his escape
from the Jail in Martinsburg on Wednesday
night week, and is now at large.
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NORFOLK, June ga cargo of new Wheat,
the frs, of the season, arrived here to-day in
the schr. Mary E. skinner, from North Caro-
lima, and bound for Baltimore.
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STATIONS OFFICF.

Drawn Nos of delaware, Extra, No 25, June 29th ::
10 81 SO % So 80 90 s. 9 43 81 81 60.
TicketNo 80 So 81, prize of 500 sold and paid
by STRATTON.
For T0.Day.-Delaware, Ex., No 20. Capital
$1,000. Tickets 90.
Also, Delaware No &C. Capital s2l $50. Tickets
S5 jyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-01

Sailing of the Europa.
New YORK, June 30.
The Europa sailed to. Gay for Liverpool, taxi
ing out $500, 900 in specie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-01

NOTICE.-Unnl the FRS, day OF July nexs, q
IN l.. BETTY Is hereby appointed and authorized
to sell the stock OF Hats, &C., on hand, for CO
only, agreeably TO the provisions Of deed OF trs
executed 10 for the benefit Of his creditors -
duly recorded in the Clerks ofce of the Hustinqs
Court after which date due notice win be gives q
public sale, and until that time said Betty u -
thorised to receive payments 40 my sgent for ~
monies due EDWD. D. EACH0, Trusees,
nv l0-2awtd For q. l.. BETTY.