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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-25

m General Newspaper Agency
49, The subscriber receives subscriptions to
any o. tne Newspaper, Magazine, or Peri.
odlcais published, Foreign or American at the
publishers prices and delivers them resu arly to
subscribers Ii any part OF the city, fres of extra
charge, or mails them promptly when desired
The New York, Philadelphia and Ralti.
more Daily Papers, received and delivered reau.
iarIy. Few Books received on the arrivsi of
every steamer, and large assortment of CHEAP
Publications., Romances. song Beuks,
Toy Books, Prints, STATIONERY. Blank
Books, &C, constantly on hand If strict atten.
non 10 business, promptness ia filing orders and
punc.uali.y in serving customers will meri. il, the
subscriber hopes 10 receive large share of the
public patronage LEWIS l. SMITH
Newspaper and Magazine Agent,
je 2t-6t Opposite the American Hotel
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Serious Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, June GA serious acct
dent occurred this afternoon al the old Mason
&c Hall, on Chestnut street, now ia the course
OF demolition. Eight workmen were standing
upon rafter ofthe ceiling, when it gave way,
precipitating them to the floor. All were cut
and bruised, but no bones were broken. The
affair was greatly exaggerated, and caused
much excitement throughout the city.
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xFSs IL. w. STAkKE. Attorney al
ss>>sS Law and Notary Public.-Practices
in all the Courts CT Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, lin or out of
his ottcel Proof aud acknowledgements of Deeds,
Accomplishments of Dover DC. Claims for collec.
zion entrusted to him, promptly offended to.
Office removed to No 81, three toors above City
Hotel, On North side Of Main street. Richmond, Va
de Ply
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED ron TuE naIIy 15se 1900
, Arrival of,he Northern Liah1.

I'VE" YORK, June 24.-The Northern Light
has arrived with San Francisco dates 70 the
IS. ne California left San Francisco on
Is, 'ns'' with over two million dollars in gold
duel was about to take place between
senator "w,nn aud Representative McCorkle
weapons ,ifles.
A destructive FIRE occurred in San rrspeie-
CO on the 3lst ult.
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n~ The STah.- Pic MIC parties aud
49, others whs desire to make short excur.
sions The country, will from this time forward
have aa excellent opportunity of doing So by cali
ing upon MIR JOHN IL. SEAYRES at the Colum.
bian hotel, who has beautiful new Omnibus aud
pair of tine horses which can always be had at
short notce ana on very moderate terms.
ia lG-I5t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Jamea III. Ta,ler.
Two FRAMED A0IsEs AND "a

Two FRAMED HOUSES AND LOTS
ON BROAD, BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND
MADISON STREETS. AT AUcTION.--Wi.l be
sold ON MONDAY, 9th June commencing at ST
O'Clock, b. upon the premises framed House
and Lot on the North side of Broad between Jefer.
500 and MaAson streets, and near the bakery of
William MILLER, Esq The lot fronts shout thirty
After which. viii be sold another framed House
and Lot near the above The lot frcnts 80 feet and
runs oack 40 feet TO a twenty foot aiey The
house IL in good order, and now well tenanted
This property is situate In q highly Improving
portion OF the city, and will always yield I hand
some per centum upon cost
TERMs-one third cash, balance at and mos
with interest
je % JAS TAYLOR Apctr
HIGHLYivALOAaLk VACANT PR0.
IL Perty ON franklin street, between
large number Of Old Bricks, at Auctiou.-
VIII be sold On THURSDAY, 30th June commenc.
ing at ST oclk, n, upon the premises, that very
valuable Lot of Land, situated on the South side
OF Franklin street, opposite TO Union street. and
near the Shockoe Greek. The lot fronts Sc feet
and runs back l23 feet to the alley in rear, and
VIII De divided to suit purchasers.
After which will be sold about 200 600 old bricks,
now on said lot, most Of which are very 90 d
from Its central location and immediate prox
unity to the Central Depot, Market &c, this 10 one
ol me most valuable pieces of vscan: property now
oneIeo In the city and it presents a opportu.
MY % the capitalist to invest preftably, 70 the
merchant aud others to secure q location favorable
10, any large business.
erms: One third cash; balance at 6 and l2m mos,
nv a interest, the credit payments to be secured
N'eo OF trust upon the property.
;e,s JAS N TAYLOR,
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Sale conducted BY w. GopDIN, Aucs
lEnquirer and Wing ie l,
By Alexander Mott q o.
fAN NEXT THURSDAY MORNING. : "a ],

AN NEXT THURSDAY MORNING. II ia o,c,k
~ we will cell At Auction In our store, large Ia
Of Dress and Frock. Blue and Black Cloth Coafs
Silk Vests, Linen DriIlings, &c, &c.
Also, consignment OF Canopy, Double, single
and Trundle Iron Bedsteads.
Also, . lot Of Manufacturers Tobacco, 10000 Dou
mestic Cigars. 2 quarter casks Cognac Brsndv. IA
baskets champaigne Wine, .Heidsicks brand
Also. large loi Of House Furniture. belonsins
to family declining Housekeeping -consisline 81
the usual variety.
jssa ALEX. MOTT 4 co, Aaet
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That HIGHLY Valuable FARM.

,hAT HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM.
ono mile west of the city, known as
sasa,s NeaGn, Tor sale.-The subscribers
.ee 1ssihs oeen restored by residence of four
years IN the county, and desiring to deyote hs md;
,ioeu attension TO commercial pursuits and with
tnat view TO remove to the city, he offars for sale
nlS farm caiied Rose Meath, situated in Henri
co county, one mile west of the civ ON The neaa
Kun Turppike-a continuation of Road s,ras, n;,p
convenient access to the Westhsm PLANK Rood
Inc farm contains aboEt pa acres of land nj,
cleared, ana ABOUT 2uO acres of it In the hiehest
state OF agricultural improvement as The crons
testify. "'1"uen'1y
The improvements are extensive. of the nos,
convenient and modern description and in nerfec.
order, being peculiarly adapted both for family
comfort and the purposes of the farm -
The pr perry 10 susceptible OF division into three
or more beautiful tracts.
First, the mansion house, with IL rooms. bath
house, kitchen, out houses for servants smoke lee
machine, corn and large hay houses extensive ara.
Die room &c, with about ll3 acres of land, includ.
Jog garden OF acres, and beautiful yard and
hower garden. tastefuly set out in shade trees,
shrubs and flowers.
Secondly, frame building with six rooms above.
besides brick basement; kitchen. with 4 rooms,
extensive staoling hay shelter lOOx40 feet &c &C,
with 81 acres of land.
Third, a tract Of 20 acres without improvements.
fronting on Grove street. and within lew hundred
yards of the Plank Road.
more minute description Of this property is
deemed Unnecessary here, as those disposed to pu
chase will prefer to view the premises and all such
are invited to do So and treat with James NJ Tay.
lor, Auctioneer, at whose Office plat of the land
may be seen.
There is not, nor has there probably been offered
In this market for years, more desirable piece of
property of equal dimensions with as mapy sdyan
tsses OF location, beauty and sound investment;
and nothing but the reasons above given induces
the owner to part with it
If not sold privately before WEDNESDAY, the
at 5K O'Clock. p Nj, upon the premises, be offered
at public auction. aud the following day. com
menclng at IL o'clock A NJ, will be sold the farm.
OF fine mules. mich cows, heifers yeariines, hogs
&C. all of fine brt ed.
The terms will be most liberal and accommodst
ing.
should private sale of the land be effected be
lore the day OF sale, due notice will be given
LEWIS d CRENSHAW.
JAMES TAYLOR. Auctioneer
u 23-3teOd & dtdswlt
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.Ihc purposes

PHILADELPHIA, June 23I.-The heat has
been very great Today, being the hottest day
OF this hot season. The coroner has held Twelve
inquests to- day, most of them caused by the
excessive heat.
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BosToN, June 22.-The r. nj. steamship
Canada, Captain Stone, sailed at noon to-day
with l6l passengers for Liverpool and for
Halifax. She took out f424 900 in ingots and
$4,000 in American gold coin.
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RIor.-in consequence of the discovery OF
some human bones in the cellar of DIR. Geo.
W. Wheeler's drug store, corner Of Seven
teenlh street and First avenue, New York, a
mob made an attack upon the building, com.
polling Mr.. Wheeler and his family TO fee for
theiI lives. the mob then forced open the
premises, which they completely Quilted,
breaking aud mu'i!ating every article of goods
and furniture that came in their way. Before
the police could rally, the store and dwelling
of Nr. Wheeler had been completely ransack
ed by the mob, who left nothing but the bare
walls remaining. 1t appears that two medic
cal students occupied apartments in an upper
part of Dir. Wheeler's house, and it is suppos.
ed lhe3 had been dissectng body for scien-
t6c purposes.
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Important from China.

NEW York. June 2<.-By the arrival of the
snip jamestown, we have advices from China
10 April .. The rebels had been repulsed
and expelled from Nankin with immense ,oss
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June 24.-Sales of 500 hbfs
Flour al 81 IS.
NEW YORK, June "a Sales of 10 500 bbIs
Flour at steady rates; IL 600 bushels wbea
and 10000 bushels corn at unchanged nrices
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Defeat Of the Maine Liquor Lac in Connec.

HARTFORD, Conn, June 23.--The Maine
liquor law was defeated in the House of Dele
gates to day by large majority, by striking
out the enacting clause and inserting bill
granting licenses for the sale of liquor.
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BY Alexander Nett q Co.
~ HIS Saturday MORNING. ~ ,.r,

ii . Saturday MORNING. al Ten
o'c'cck, we VIII sell at auction co cose snnsrv
consignme nts, large lot Of HOUSE Flu, ni,ure
Also, an invoice OF Ready Made Clothing, shirts.
Drawers, Irish Linens DriIlings, &C, &c
Also, lot of Engish Britannia Tea and Coffee
Pots, Casters, &c, &c
Also, 10 cases Press TumbIers
TO- 000 Domestic Cigars
With many other articles
je 25 ALEX MOTT & co, Aucts,
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THENiW SPRING CANDLESTICK.
i This aticle has long been wanted, and has now
reached to lsrfection. The candle IL made to main
tain the safe height. and 10 an invocation which
ell househsspers ought to pstronize For sale 81
the store Of ]. d. II. EVANS,
my % III Main street..
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By r. Canfhorn.

IN hOHSks, bray and Harness. n
6xA auction win be sold ON SATURDAY.
june 10th at 10 o'clock pair Of excellent horsss
one, good riding and buggy horse. Aso harness
ana dray. licensed to ist January NEXT =
je 24-2tA r CiiJTH0pu A..
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DIES, HEs.--Our assortment OF Pies TO day
l embrace June Apple, Cranberry, Peach. Goose
berry, WhSslebeFry, Raspberry, dc.
ADAM 4 co.
iels ia Main street,
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nFUhTANT TO ELACKSIlTHS.
= MAChlNlSTS, &c, &C.-Tne subscribers bav
lug sold thei- Richmond Iron aud Steel Works, Of
Ter Tor sale pr1vstey, until the l4th day of july
next their entire stock of bar iron, hoops, bands.
crow bars hinges, DC. DC
!. comprises large assortment of superior iron,
and will be sold ia large or small quantities 10 re-
sponsibie customers, upon accommodating terms.
sucn OF the stock as may remain unsold at the
expiration OF this month will be offered at auction
on Friday the l4th day of July next, at 10 NJ.
Ie12-oSc tdsN TOMPKINS g. GWYNN
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HADDLERY, HARNESS AND WORK
~ Horses, and ftich Cows nt Aucfisn.-
commencing at 10 O'clock will be sold at auction.
IN the lot Ia the rear of Mr. Woods stables severai
good saddle, harness ans work horses Also, one
mich COW and calf, raised in Chesterfield Countv
snG nov giving daily TWO to three gallons of milk
sale to be conducted by
1exs GEO J SUMNER, Aucf.
NJ, Aaoltlonai.-Win also be soid, q One youna
p % Mare with her young Coli She Is CONS
~ sne pest stock In Virginia. and 10 sold only be.
y, - GEO j SIMMER
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STlLL SkLLiNa. OFF All CUsr-
~ FARTHER REDUCTION IN PnICES-I am
still selling of at ana bslow cost and shall continue
TO do SO until the close of my business. 1t would
be in consisence with the interest Of all those in
want OF good bargains in Dry Goods, Hosieries,
Gloves Fancy Goods, &C, to give Timely call
and apprze themselves of the fact that am really
selling my Good. at prime cost prices.
Il ROSEEFELD,
lie 25-tJ7* IT'S Broad street
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June 24th, 1853.

Being personally acquainted with Mr. Mcdowell
/ take pleasurein recommen ding him to NV friends
and old customers
je 25-6t WIN II McIEOn
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THE VERY LATEST.

LoSDoS, Saturday, June IL, A. M.-No ac-
counts have come TO hand of the adyaaee of
the Russians.
The Porte has addressed a note 10 the great
Powers, defending the course pursued by him
towards Russia, and setting forth mat ce, lain
concessions will be made to Christians to re-
move all just grounds of complaint.
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DRUNEs.--l, fierce Punss, just received and
j Tor sale By
ie2a Jb STEGAL.
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Il 6e OF the most valuable and effsctual RENE
dies 4 DiarrhoHa, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus,
Cramt, Cholics, &c, that hes been offered to the
public 1t seldom falls to cure the disease at once
and retire healthy action to the digestive organs
being 6bof those rare remedies upon which any
one car, iely rely to fulfil all that Is desired even
on the vofst and most obstinate cases.
Far s.lepy Z PICOT, Druggist
lie 81
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ny SInGlNIA WUhM n iLLkEn,-
GThls preparation, SO popular is
readiiy taken by children, being very agreeable
and pleasant to the taste; safe prompt and Gel tain
in its operation.
Prepared and sold by
j. % Ell PICOT Drueeis,
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AVA HlGHkSV PRICks PAID r.1ns
= Leaf Tobacco.-The subscriber returns his
tnanks tor the liberal patronage has received for
would call the attention OF all in want to his stock
now on hand made of leaf, which has been pur-
chased at The following high prices
81 hhds at $40; hhds, -; hhds IL; hhds
Il %; ID hhds ii so; IL hhos, IL; ~ hhds. 10 50
| hhds, ID 80; Shhds Il; s hhds, Is; hads, ls
10 hhds, is; 3hhds, &c; hhds, 81 SO. Total, l35
hhds.
Orders solicited, which will meet prom t atten-
ton. CHARLES WORD.
Ja25-1m Laurel Factory Richmond Va
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VALUABLE RKAL KsTArE Al Ar.

AnUAnL6 khAL ESTATE AT AUG.
lioh-on Friday next, the Let Of July. Al
CLOCK, n, We will sell at auction, on the pre-
ulses tnose two valuable Brick Teuemenss situafed
~ noss street, Council Chamber Hill st present
VsoouPIed ny Messrs John Tyler and Willinghsm.
.aoIung 70 feet on Ross street. and the lois err
senong 10 rear to a 90 foot alley These houses
ncaliy new, and the location 10 one Of the most
'o T snding and desirable Ia the city
nsrns.s fourth cash, balance ia three equal
r;,h st . ~ and Ia months, interest ADDED,
payment Ia made 'ii .s''
TO-, DUNLOP, MoNcURE L CO.,
~ Auesra
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T 0ND0N POkTER OF BEsr QUALITY
Ill - DzvEafoRr, ALLESA CO.
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VA ANTED.-I wish 10 hire for the balapce of
w pc year, ablebodied MEN, TO go IL miles in
the ehnlry; white CT black
EDW'D D EACHO,
je General Agent and Collector
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Nv sTRAYED OK STOLEN FROM
"a the suoscriber's lot, ON Tuesday might, a
lsnt BAY HORSE. Amy person or persons rs
turning him to me will be suitably rewarded
je 25-4t* Nesr the Armorv' r. hr,a,d
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GKNTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI.

xENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
~ ture at Auctf0n.-On MONDAY MORN.
ING next, the 9th inst, commencing at 81 O'Clock,
at the residence of Mr. Srong next door to Mr. Chss
CampoelI's residence, corner of Byrd and Third
streets tdamoie's Hill) who Is declining house.
keeping, will be sold at auction, without reserve
his entire household furniture consisting in part of
mahogany hair cloth chairs cane seat chairs, rock.
Ing chairs, sofa. centre table, large mirror, good
leather beds, bedsteads 2 wardrobes, carpets and
mating, parlor stove, l excellent cooking stove,
and many other useful housekeeping articles.
Terms cash.
Sale to be conducted by
lie % GEO SJJMNEp A,,%
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HOO BBLs SYRUP, Goshen Butter, Rice
4OO and London Porter, for sale by
ie25 JOHN II CLAIBORNE
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THE LATEST NEWS.
THE NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.
We give below the news of chief interest
by the Niagara.

THE NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.
We give below the news of chief interes
by the Niagara.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Letters rom st. Petersburg state that the
Emperors course on the Turkish question
was generally approved.
The Turks aud Greeks in Syria and Tur.
Ike. fully approve of the Sultan's course.
Voluntary subscriptions were being made by
his subjects towards arming the country.
The latest edvices Were considered decided.
" less favorable TO the maintaining of peace.
The messenger sent from ST. Petersburg 10
Constau,inople had no discretionary power
given TO him, but simply was charged with
the Cars demand Tor ihe Pore's acceptance
OF Prince Menschikoff's ultimalum in eight
DAYS. or submit 10 the consequences.
Prince Gortschankafl has been appointed
Commander in,Chief OF the Russian Army in
Bessarabia.
Coun, Nesseirode, ir., is not charged with
any authoritative mission TO the Western
Cuur,< that can alter the position of affairs
Mtsu.tiI', the Porte prepares bravely for
d-'e.r- q de,s had been given 10 Namik
ia Ia, tIm-tlv Governor of Arabia, man
a. taurn rnetgy, TO attack the Russians with
40 'N0 men, f they attempt to CT oss the River
Pu n.
AObas Pasha's force of 10000 Esyptians
comma nded by SuIiman Pasha, with the
Egyptian heet of twelve vessels, were daiIy
expected at Constan,inople.
Mustapha Pasha, Governor Of Therregomie
offers 10 raise 200 600 Abanians and march
them on any point. Renaerhan Bey also de.
mands permission 10 raise force in KurIe
stan.
The armirg Of the feet was progressing
with vgor, and all the spare labor in Cons,an'
tinople was employed in conveying ammuui.
ton to the forts.
The present Ottoman forces muster l39 600
regulars, and fleet of 1900 guns besides 6
steamers and % smaller craft. Tne total
land force organlxed is $4,000.
A Russian force Of 10000 Infantry hangs
on the Moldavisn frontier; and it is rumored
that the Car will himself come TO Ismael.
Ii Is stated that the Turks will make, not
the Danube, but the range of the Balkan
their line of defence.
While thus preparing for war, the Divan
does not aegteci chances for peace. Arbitra
lion had been spoken of and Reschid Pasha
was in favor of such a solution, but several
of his colleagues opposed it.
Rumor states that Austria offers informally
10 mediate, to allow the Gear an apology TO
retreat with honor.
II was positively stated by the London and
French press that the English fleet had or
ders TO join the French in the Bey of Besika,
but on the I'd Of June they had not left
Alalta.
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ch DUILVTNG LUTss IN AND NEAR
20 THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE
WIN be sold on Wednesday, the 29th day of
June 1853. at 81 O'Clock, p NJ, one Lot on Valley
street. two on Cor cord street, eleven on Coleman
and Bridge streets, in Craigs plan, adjoining the
Bowling Gre-n street and the Mechanicsvile Turn.
pike road. These lots are within a few minutes
walk OF the Old Market, and are suited for small,
family residences, and portion well suited for
Grocery stores. Terms at sale
je % JAS NJ TAYLOR A,o+r
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NANTED FOR THE SWEET SPRINGS,
W first rate assistant Man Cook. None
nesdappiy but good one, who can come well re.
commended ana has been accustomed to cooking
in pubic houses
jeD EACFS. WINSTON
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WaSTED.-A good Tobacco Box maker can
~ Ind employment at my factory the balance of
the year Terms msce known at the factory.
Je It's GEORGE MILLS
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AUCTION SALES
This DAY;
BY James n. TsyIer-
JJ NE,xr . RED IEzsE or aRoUrn

n1rInHD LkASk or GROUNn-
~, VII Large Stable ard I've Frs.e{
bsiIdings thercon, % Grace. HefWees
C..S ,d asa LIN streets, &C WIN
n, upon the premises. that large frsmeS sssssss -
Grace, near 18th street, adjoining the scsle bams
together with the unexpired lease Of Tie fs~o.rx
(having Eve years to run
After which will be sold, the two Framed Build.
inEs adjoining, also with the unexpired sronnd
lease.
These buildings are nearly new and well built
the location being near the Central Depot markee.
&c, is equal to cry In the city for livery stabIe
&c, and the ground rent being moderate. tie whol
cenfum
Terms will be liberal, and win be made known %
the sale.
ie 90 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Aucsr.
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A TON SALE ar Tup prrrDv
unrst mITuRE OF The WASHINGTON
hnsins. ;n subscriber insenaing to chan e his
1usiness WIN sell at auction without re.erss On
:. W :" next, the 29th inst commenc ina
:, ~ ocoeI' tbs entire Furniture of The Wssh:
issol ho.el, consisne of twenty-five well fur
Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Fusni,uIs
comprising fun and genteei outfit for w.l E, =
M he1 HOTEL also three excellent city raised Cows
no" giving milk 1t is hardly necessary to snecify
tne artie les, as the public examin. the Hon:.
~ any time. Inc sale will be continued morn;ns
aud evening until the sale 10 closed
TERMs-For all Gums under $50 cash. far ,h.,
amount and over, four months credit, for snnrorsS
negotiable paper CHARLES RRi1cE
Sale to be conducted by
GEO J SUMNER, Auctr.
N. b To the patrons of the House, the under.
signed takes occasion to say that 1t will NOT he
closed, but win be continued TOR their reception and
accommodation, under the management of that ex
cellent and experienced host, Msj,r John TaImsn
Je 23-dtd CHAS BRUCE
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H0 TIERCES BAGGED HAMS, best
II " brands, for sale low, to close invoices, by
lie 25 JOHN CLAIBORNE
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ICE CREAM FREEZ NRs OF several
Il approved kinds, Ice Cream Spoons, Ice
Picks, Water Coolers, Sponge Baths and all such
articles SO necessary for comfort to be had at
BULkLEY d cos,
lie 25 Earle Souare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-25
BY James NJ. Taylor,

" AL U A b l. BUILDING LOT ON
MAYO STREET AT AUCTiON-Wnl be
sold on Thursday next, at 6 O'Clock. that very
valuable and beautiful Building Lot situated on the
east side of Mayo street, near Broad street and ad
Joining Hughes Cottages. Tie lot fronts 80 feet
and runs back 100 feet
Persons in went of central and pleasant build.
ing site, would do well to attend this sale.
TERMs-One third cash. balance ut and 70
months, with interest," satisfactorily secured.
Je 20 JAMES M TAYLOR Auct