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TTDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-summer Arrange

mem -Tns leave ChsInbsst daily foi Albany and Troy.
EEpeS rss Al through IN oosIs eoas-ons Nth fr'ia
Nal Tmin AM.-Tbfossh WAY Trsiss u AN s"@
T1yes, Tai0 NJ Accommodation Trsrs5 y ana % -
Scr TarytoWB 81 u PM.
For POEe,I.e AM wsy FIe.sb nd P---sso Tss and
4l0P NJ Ps.-euKer Train.
For Pe-kssiilai 70 AN. and 6 Pm.
The Taryto~u pessss snd r9Eeep1e IrA~ sof - ~ Var
pf. s.tsn q Chambers CAa-- Chriscphes 18th md 5l-,
SUNDAY TRAINS from Canals a. 20 a a Tor P.shkeep~e snd
ASP fol Albany, stopping a. ~ Way Stat sns
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Stewards fee included
Apply 70 J McsYMOH no 81 Broadway
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY

" For BREMEN, via SOUTHAMPTON, the u. s. Mail steam
ship WAsHlNOTON I'm Fieh Ccumsnde viii sail for Breaen
lend the mails and ENG
LAND france SATURDAY, June l8 ~ o'clock, NJ
hem Pier No $, North River.
FROM SLwYoRE TO SOUTHAMPTON on BREMES
In firft CABIN, Man
La
AnsxTceLceG Surgeon y attached % each steamer.
All lsiifIs D. hfs uIouah the Post-Odioe.
Sutoe de lyetod ia Hayfe and London
rf l. arU1y Ia
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sfssuer levin Lewis Tor ssls
BESsON BROUWEB, Aseais No Isl Weste-
NETWORK snd ERIE RAILkOAD.-Passen9er
~ Trains es,e pier foot Of Dgssest. ~ foIoss
buffalo EXFKgss AN fos BaHaO direct hs ~
Ere Rsosd Bsssls n y City Railroad I'D change Of b
CixcIENATI FxFzLss 81 An Tor D1nkIs
MAIL sfe 81 oT DUnsTt and Buffalo aud al intermediate ssLs
WsyAt3S0 PIX fof Delaware aid 81 uteTu~1ste st@uoas
MIGHT ExTETsssi6P.M Tor DaEinE add Buffalo
ThIGEAkT 81 for DsukiTk aud al intermediate stAtOnA
o. Sundays only Express Train at p. NJ
Dans 1b Lake Shore Railroad z
Cleveland Cincinnati, Cbjoaso and Bu8aO Nth f CAS-
fsr Cleysssd, SsnSsssy, Toledo Detroit CHICAGO.
CHtS NInOT
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DTu. sioTes nd No IIt BIo.dHsy
DR KELLINGERs NEW MEDICAL CHARM

IL = he Il
hesyes iurea s Of sores crt and hasa
fhe hors- caiiy ln Bottles dozen c
on, hd retail Doctor Bls-rav
h. TINS remedy VIA
the n .dcsl .
BMr Lsre Murray anf west cure horse i5E
davs erc,rs Nu Radford ss1ceE
es purcas-d - endd hort badly llsed
rstrought he few He c--cd
srd worn $500. There hs lg Se
the history II met crur
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MoKTIM0RE,s BITTER CORDIAL

III AND BLOOD PuRlFIER.-Price, 81 per
Bottie.-Physicisns OF The first standing In fhs
medical profession use and prescribe it the most
effective ALTEkATIVk AND BLOOD PURIFIER
ever known; while vast numbers who had long
suffered from diseases complaints brought on by
sedentary habits exposure Indigestion torpid state Of
the lyer or impurities of the blood, look upon
TINS Cordial as most mysterious and magical in its
healing properties and restoring powers 1t stands
prominent in the treatment and cure of Neuralgia
General Debility and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia
OF Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite Acidty of the Sto-
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood to tn
Head, Costlveness or Irregularities Of the Bowels
Pleurisy, Pains or Misery in the Side Region of the
Heart Fatuiency or Depression OF Spirits Palpitatnon
Prostitution of the Nervous System, Cold Chilly sem
sations, Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs Difficult
Profuse Expectation, Night Sweats Diseases of
the Heart or Affections OF the Lungs yaundice, Dis
dtien of the Organs of Nature, which painful
Irregularities especially with Females: producing
Debility and Prostration of the Nervous System Pale
hiorIimore's Bitter Cordial
Is purely vegetable, pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe TO be used in any state of health by the
most delicate female or child
EY7 Price one dollar per bottle.
W. v. ALEXANDER l. Co, Proprietors, No. / Bar
clay street, {Astor House, New York.
e. Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
tism in all its FORMS either nammatory, acute, or
chronic difference how bad the case, how long
standing. This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND, which is d vegetable extract, an internal
medy prepared expressly for this disease II has
already cured thousands who bad long been cripples
The evidence is most overwhelming and convincing,
as given by vast numbers of most respectable ci
tZens.
Call and get circular and read the letters and
ticates of your friends and those around you VINO
had long suffered, but who have been restored to per-
feet health by this remedy.
for Richmond ap 20
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
John n. ID. Fayne. saIesman.
THIS DAY.
BY wellington Goddin,
VITOODLAWN FOX sALE,-This Y

XTJOODLAWN FOK sALE.-This well
w known Establishment situated on the Brooke
Turnpike. one and q half miles from the corpora
ton, is offered for sale Ii not sold privately
before TUESDAY, the 7th day of June, 1t win then
be offered at public sale
As private residence Woodlawn may Justly be
considered one OF tbs most desirable situations
around Richmond-the dwelling House is construc.
ted upon new and beautiful plan, combining com.
fort and convenience in its arrangements, ntted
up with all modern improvements of which
country residence Is capable. The grounds are
tastefully laid out; many varieties OF rare and costly
shrubs and flowers have been planted, and the
Lawn, containing fourteen acres, Is beautifully set
with grass, and shaded by large Oaks. and other
trees of natural growth No pains or expense have
been spared by the Proprietor in erecting the build
ings of the very best materials, and with view to
tue comfort and beauty, and in laying out the
grounds aud flower plsts, he has had the expert
ence OF one of the most celebrated gardeners in
the country. The out houses, Kitchen stable, e. C
&c, nave all been built upon plan in a style con.
forming to that of the dwelling house lin fine, the
Proprietor does not hesitate TO challenge a com.
rarlson with any similar establishment here or
elsewhere.
The tract of land consists of one hundred and
sixty acres, aad will be sold in the aggregate, or
divided to suit purchasers
The neighbornood in which Woe dawn Is situa.
ted, has always been proverbial for health. and
Woodswn itself forms no exception TO the gene
raj character of the neghborhood. No spot in the
mountains of Virginia Is more healthy.
The terms of the sale will be liberal, and for
greater portion of the amouat long credit will be
given.
Should Woodawn be sold publicly, the day after
its sale, all the household and kitchen Furniture
Stock and Farming implements, together with a
choice selection of old Wines and Liquors, such as
are seldom found; and lot ofvery superior Cigars,
will also be offered at public sale On the same
day two Houses and Lots nearly opposite Wood.
lawn, on the other side of the road, will be sold
For terms, &c, application can be made to the
Proprietor, or to
WELLINGTON GODDIN, Auct-
e On the day of se.e, some valuable servants
viii DE hired out for the balance of the year.
ky7 New York Spirit of Times and Courier &
Enquirer, and Philadelphia Enquirer, will please
insert twice week for three weeks, and send bill
to this Office Immediately. my ll-dlt&wts
"WoOdiaw"" having been disposed OF at
private sale all the personal estate referred to in
the advertisement above, will be sold public AUG
ton on TUESDAY next, the 7th June, 1858, com.
mencing al 3H O'Clock, P NJ. At the same time
will be sold two small Houses on the East line OF
the Turnpike, opposite the above, one occupied by
MIR 1saacs and the other occupied by -, con
tanning together between four and FIVE acres.
Je w GODDIN, Auctr
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AFTERNOON SESSION..

The Association met Prayer by Rev Cleon
Reyes. Several western delegates appeared and
took seats.
An hour was appropriated to addresses by Rev
John Winter, Rev Matthew Ellison, and Rev Cleon
Keyes, on missions in western Virginia
The committee appointed to make the enquiry,
reported tina! Ss001 had been contributed to the
treasury during the year.
Rev w Broaddus offered q resolution to raise
$1,000 the current year
On this propositi addresses were made by Rev
Messrs w Brosddus, Hume Prichard Massey,
Aessrs II Ellyson aud w Ryan IL was then
unanimously adopted.
On motion of DR. Howell II was
Reselped, That the Board of this Association be
instructed to make est effort to send another
Missionary 70 the city ef Wheeling, whose labors
shall be manly directed to the erection of house
OF worship and he organization of q church, in a
central part OF the city.
Resolutions OF thanks to the citizens of Frede.
nckshurg for their generous hospitality, were I'M
animousy adopted
he Association then adj ourned to meet in the
city OF Richmond on Thursday preceding the first
Sunday il June, 1854.
AT night Rev Bagby preached the education
sermon. The Education Society will meet Mon.
day.
The Board of Managers of the General Associa.
non net sto ?. 81 ana organised by electiug Rev
) b Taylor President, II K Ellyson Corresponding
Secretary, B Wood Treasurer, and Kew S
Waihall recording Secretary.
Several accounts were passed and ordered to be
paid. Adjourned to 3 O'Clock Monday afternoon.
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BY Toier e. Cook.

M E WILL sell On Thu, sday, the 18th inst,
w at the hour of O'CLOCK, ri, that beautiful
MANSION, Ga Church Hill, for many years owned
snd occupied by Joshua Goode, decd. The lot
fronts us feet 9th ST. between Broad and Grace
sts, running back 165 feet
The dwelling is large and airy and in first rate
order, with every convenience necessary for large
and genteel family. Persons wishing io,purchase
such property as above described, respectfully
invited to attend the day OF sae as the property
will certainly be sold
The terms will be one third cash; the balance in
II and ! months, with interest added; the purchas
er giving negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
or deed OF trust, to secure the credit payments IS
jed TOLER & cox. Aucts.
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By TOler az Cock.
Z M lEEnI rNEI " .t,ar L.

IMMEDIATELY after the sale of the Goode
u Mansion, on Thursday, the 10th inst, at five
O'Clock NJ, We will sell those two eautituI build
ing lots on the corner OF 9Th and Marshall streets
Church Hill. aoJ Dining the Goode property the
north side fronting 30 feet each, running back 100
feet to alley.
Also one lot fronting SO feet on 9th street, run.
Mug back 12O feet to alley, and 10 situated on the
south side of the Mansion
TERMS -Onethrd cash, balance at 6 and u
mouths, with interest; the credit payments to be
satisfactorily secured.
lei TOLER &, COOK Anc.s
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FEHHREE BUILDING LOTS ON Bird
IL STREET, AND A HOUSE AND LOT ON
BAKER STREET AT AUCTION.-Wiu be sold
Friday next, 10th instant, commencing at 5
O'Clock, NJ, upon the pre- les, three Lots of Land
situated the East side of 3rd street. North of
Leigh street, and near the residence of Daniel True
hart, Esq each Lot fronts 80 feet ana runs back
the usual distance. These Lots are in an iu1proy.
ing part of the city, and offer good investment
After which will be sold, comfortable House
and Lot Baker street, near the late residence of
Capt Prentiss This House is now rented at fair
rent
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and mos,
with interest, and satisfactorily secured
Je JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auctr
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BY Davenport, Allen q Co.

GROCERIES, cSc., Al AUCTION.-On
VI THURSDAY, 9Th june at 10 O'Clock, we viii
sell, at cur Auction store, assortment of Groce-
ries, &c, viz:
ESQ bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
50 hhds Molasses
100 bbls Herrlpgs
25 hhds BecOn
200 bbls Rectided Whiskey
100 bbls Rum
l00 bbls Coffee Sugars
100 boxes Green and Black Teas
Lamp Oil, Segars
Brazil Sugars, &c
Also an invoice of superior Brandy and Wines
\ pipes hennessey, Dupuy, Girard and Pele-
voisin brands OF Brandy
casks Port aud Madeira Wines
Terms-Under 500 cash; Sl00 and over four
months credit for approved paper.
jed DAVENPORT. ALLEN e. co, Aucts.
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alabama Whig Conrenta0R, I?

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 4.-The Wing
Convention, on Thursday, adopted resolutions
advocating State reform, Internal improve.
ments, education, and all Judicial elections by
the people. Richard w. Walker, of Florence,
was also nominated as the Wing candidate for
Governor.
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he Marixnfs.

NEW YoRK, June 6.-Sales of 10000 bbls.
Flour at s4.Sl to $500 for Southern; 10. 600
bushels Wheat at $i.ls for white; 80, 900 bush
els Corn at 67ac. for yellow.
BALTIMORE, June 6-Saies OF 1900 barrels
Flour at S4.56 10 $4.62; $4,000 bushels Corn
at 81 to % cts. for white, and Sc to 81 cts. for
yellow.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR the DAILY DIspaToa


WASHINGTON, June 6th.--Letters received
from New Mexico state that Governor Trias
nao arrived at I'll Paso on the Oath oil NAV.
wan 'oo troops but finding Gen. Lane un.
supported by the people, returned. lrhis ia
Tue language of our despatch. Itappears ra,h.
or singular that Trias should have SO readily
abandoned the disputed territory when Lane
was not in condition TO hold i'll
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By Danlop. h.oncnre a To-

ny Daniop. Moncure ~ Co.
GROCERIEs, dc. ar AUcTIoN.-on
Iuesday, the TIN instant, commencing at 10
ciock, we VIII sell at Auction Store general
assortment OF Groceries, &c, consisting In part of
ity.
70 Dds Louisiana Molssses part reboiied
Oh obls pulverised and Coffee Sugar
Mocha and Rio Coffee
Ioo boxes Tallow, Assmantine and Sperm Can
dies
30 boxes Soap
so hhis Bacon Sides
% hbls Apple Brandy, Rum and Whiskey,
Aa1elra, Sherry and Port Wine
ChaInpagns Wine
Cegnac Brandy ard Holland Gin
Pouchong, Gunpowdes and Imperial Tea
Mustard assorted Candies
700 superior 5eEaFs &C
Terms, under sl0o cash, over sil0 month";
or tfar approved aegotiab 10 papar
sale without regard TO weather
jeS DUNLOP, MoNCURE e co, Ancts.
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Later from Teras-AcouittaL.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-Texas dates to the
9Th ult have been received. The gold &C.
counts are not only very contradiction but
generally dIscouraging. 1t is said the guam.
tlty OF gold found is TOO small TO repay the
labor Of digging.
Agnes Anderson has been acquitted Of the
murder of / IaYlor.
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Crops IN Mississippi.

New ORLEANS, June 4-Aecounts from
Mississippi and tue Red River districts, still
continue very uniavorabie for the crops, owing
TO the very cold mig hts and continued drought.
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- EGRTCERATORs AND CHURNs.-
III BE- iks sehrs Vesoysr and Richmond we
have anolheg supply OF Thermometer Churas and
Rafrigeraturs TO which We call the attention OF pur
chasers- Tor sale by ZlMMERMAN
lei Corner Msin AID 18th streets
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ADD0iRtmeuts. &c,

WASHINGTON, June 5.--The President has
appointed Thomas Thornley, warden of the
Peniteniary for the District OF Columbia.
Capt. Robt. Morgan, of Oswego, late q can
didate for the Vera Cruz consulate, is about
to be appointed to an $500 cIerkship in the
Sixth Auditors office.
Gen. A. o. P. Nicholson, Of Tenn, arrived
here In dsy
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Ere Ennni Tells

ALBANY, June 4.-The canal tolls for the
fourth week Of May were $2l ,l4l in excess of
the same week last year. and the aggregate re-
ceipts are thus far SAY 912in excess of The tolls
10 same date in 1852
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Later from the Fisbiue Grounde

BosToN, June 5.-The British fishing schoo-
ner Velocity, it is stated in the Halifax papers,
has been driven from ST Georges Bay by a
French cruiser. The Halifax papers note the
act as az example for British cruisers TO irni.
fRfe.
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VALUABLE Half Acre Lot. Mt the 60,

VALUABLE Half Acre lot. the ,eor.
of Cary and 23Gk SITS for sale Mt auc.
tion.-Will be sold on Friday Afternoon, the
10Th June, 1858 upon the premises, cumme ncing at
clock that valuable half Lot. at the corner
OF Cary and 25h streets, fronting 1872 feet on the
north line OF Cary street, running back the cast
line OF a5th street l65 feet. 1t will if required be
divided into lots to suit purchasers 1t is supposed
to contain valuable brick clay.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and 70
months tor Vegetables notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note is paid
By request OF the trustee, Jos Jackson, Jr, Esq.
10 Il w GODDIN AucI,
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IL The store of Robert l.. Timberake, at
Piney Point, New Kent county, was destroyed
by fire on Thursday night last, together with
his stock Of goods. Loss estimated at $500
TO $4,000.
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The Bhering's Straits Expedition was still
IN Hampton Roards on Friday, in consequence
OF the steamer John Hancock having sprung
aieak requiring her 10 return to Norfolk for
repair. She was put into dock on f riday.
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Destructive Fire,

CIsolsSArl, JuiI -, r~oOd & Co.'S
and Rutherford's mineral water factory, on
Fifth street, were destroyed by FIRE last night.
Loss $4,000; insurance IS, 000
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Essex Taylor, black man, and reyolu-
tlonary veteran and soldier under Washington,
died IN New Orleans few days ago. He was
native OF Virginia, and purchased his free
dom some years ago.
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LADlBhnr's LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. 3 North Calvert Street,
BALTIMORE.
Opposite Bernum's Hotel)

Opposite Bernums Hotel)
THE purchase sale OF Lottery Tickets s1iGhia
IL the State Of Virgtnia being now n violation OF
victon, the subscriber would respectfully solicit
the orders of his friends and others who may feel
disposed to purchase. Having been resident OF
Richmond for upwards of thirty years, and being
pretty generally known throughout the State, he
deems IT almost unnecessary TO give any further
assurance that all business ntiied to him will bs
promptly and properly attended to.
E Packages, single Tickets and shares in all
the Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
E The printed official drawings sent to cor.
espJndents by the tirsI mail.
EE Prizes csshed at sight !
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my LISTS RalimoresM Nd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

Rev. Robert l.. Dabney. has signified his ac
ceptance OF the appointment 10 a Professor.
ship in the Union Theological Semin ary,
Prince Edward, Va.
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- 2 W UGCCusbU.
Sale conducted by w GoDp1N. Auct. ia7

A SMALL FARM in Henrico County.
ii for sale ut auction, not one mile from
the city of Richmond.-Wiil be cold on We'd
nesday. the l5th of the present month, lJune
1889 commencing at 5 O'Clock, on the premises
that beautiful little FARM on the Meadow Bridgs
Road, adjoining the lands of Judge Daniel, DR.
James Beae, Mr Morris and Mr. Joha HILL CON
tanning about Is acres, viii a neat cottage contain
ing rooms, and several outhouses; there are two
hne springs adjoining the back yard, of fine water
and never fails in the dryes season. large branch
passes through it. wh-re good ice pond can be
made at small expense, and good hay meadow
might also be made; about one acre is in woods,
and good grove Of virgin oaks around the house
The place is now rented TO good tenant for the
presentyear. Full posse' sion be given on the
lst day OF January next the purchaser to have the
rent from the LIST day Of July next ANY gentleman
disposed 10 purchase a small place near the city,
will ind this Offering inducements rarely to be inst
with 1t is Immediately on one Of the most public
ihoroughiares leading 10 the city, and easily az
preached. The soils gooo and very susceptible
OF Improvement.
IEAMs-une third cash the balance at and -
months, with negotiable notes, interess added salts.
factory endorsed title retained until the purchase
money shall have all been paid.
j. q w GODDIN Auct
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Ry tseorge j. sumner.

CTOCK SALE OF sADDLEkY. HAIR
y NESS, WHIPS, &c-On SATURDAY MORN
ING next the llth inst commencing at ~ o'clock,
AZ the store of Wm Salmon, on l4tn or Pearl street,
(who is about making change in his business. }
will be sold at auction, his entire stock on hand
consieiine OF Saddles Of all qualities, Harness
Whips s.iuup Irons and Materials Of every de
scrtption. TermB cash.
Sale to be conducted By
Jet GEO SUMNER, Aactr
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TWO NEWLY ERECTED BRICE
BY w ellington Geddiu
EXECUTORS SALE IF y,,u..,o =,
~ Pr0pertY in and nea n aa,a as.S y

EAhCOTOhs SALE of Valuable Real
i" property in and near the CITY Of r ics,
none. -Fursuent to the will Of Mrs q w Buliock
offer Tor sale the very desirable House and I,o,
(ot two scres) adjoining the city long oecunied hv
her as residence, and too well known to reor;,s
description also the House and Lot on the south
SIDE OF Grece st, opposite the Virginia House front
ing about 80 feet on Grace street. and runping bact
$50 feet to an alley. If not sold previously. the
above property will be offered at public auction on
the premises, on Friday, the oath June. 1859. he
ginning at l O'Clock, NJ, with the Tenement on
Grace street, opposite TO the Virginia House after
which will be sole Pew No lOl in st Paul's Church
And at O'Clock NJ Of the same day. az the res.
ideuce of the dec :ased, will be sold all her
household Furniture; after which, will be sold her
beautiful Mansion. together with the ground at
tsched thereto, which will be divided to suit pur-
chasere.
TERms,-For the personal estate, cash. For the
real estate, one-!hird cash, balance at and 10
months for negotiable notes, interes: added, with
approved endorsers, and retention of title at the
option of the executor. A single bid on each lot
will be reserved.
JAMES A Seldom, Executor
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IIBERIA.--The coiored residents of Circle.
Vile, Ono are about sending an agent TO Lii.
baia, 70 seek OUT home for them, as are also
ths eol0rsd people Vi Cleveland.
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There is brisk competition at New York in
the passenger business to Australia, and fer
second cabin only SIS are charged.
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By Kent, Paine k Kent.

TRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-On We'd
IL uesday, the Sth inst, commencing at 10
o'clock, we win sell at our Auction Rooms, TO close
sundry consiguments, a variety of fresh and sea
sonable DRY GOODS, comprising many desirable
STYLES, suie1 to the city retail trade,
TEams-All Gums under $780, cash; over that
amount. four months for approved papsr.
lao KENT, PAINE g. KENT, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

The National Division oil the Sons of Tenn
perance meets this year al Chicago, Oh We'd
nesday
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The Nicaragua Transit Company have pur.
ebased the steamship CoTtes, on the Pacific
side. aud appointed Charles Morgan, Esq,
iieir agent for the steamships belonging TO their
Inc.
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BY Alexander Mott g. Co.

WASHlNGTGN Monument Team, at
wv Auction.-On Saturday Morning, the
18th inst at lU clock viii sell auction IN rear
of VIM j Woods Livery Stable, the Washington
Monument Team, consisting OF large work Horses
and Gear.
Also, low Stone Wagon, capable of drawing
stone ALEX MOTT q CO, Auct
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