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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-24
BY Alexander Mott g. 90.

{ IN NEXT THURSDAY MORNING, at 10 o,cIk.
we will sell at Auction, in our store, large lor
OF Dress and Frock, Blue and Black Cloth Coa,s
Silk Vests, Linen Drillings. &c, &C
Also. consignment of Canopy, Double, Single
and Trundle Iron Bedsteads.
Also, lot OF Manufacturers Tobacco, 10000 Do.
nestle Cigars, quarter casks Cognac Brandy. I6
baskets Champagne Wine, "Heidsickr brand.
Aiso large lot of House Furniture, belonging
to family declining Housekeeping-consl Of
the usual variety.
je23 ALEX. MOTT f. co Auct
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
by James N. Tayler.

Il
/ Two FRAMED HOUSES AND LOTS
ON BROAD. BETWEEN JEFFERSON AMI
MADISON STREETS, AT AUCTION.-Wili Be
sold on MONDAY, 27th June. commencing II 81
O'Clock, d, upon the premises, framed House
and Lot on the North side Of Broad, between Jefsr
son and Madison streets, and near the bakery oil
William Miller, Esq The lot fronts about thirty
iee and runs back I46 feet 70 alley 90 feet wide
After which, will be sold another framed House
and Lot near the above. The lot fronts 30 feet and
runs back LAG feet to q twenty foot alley. The
house IL In good order, and now well tenanted.
This property 10 situated In highly improving
portion of the city, and will always yield hand
some per centum upon cost
TxRMs-One third cash, balance at and mos,
with interest
je % JAS N TAYLOR, Auctr. 5
TTNEXPIRED LEASE OF GROUND.
- with q Large Stable and Two Framed
Buildings thereon, ON Grace, between
Union and 18th Streets, at Aucti0n.-Wi
De sold on SATURDAY, 25,h June, at O'Clock, p.
a, upon the premises that large framed Stable on
Grace, near 18th street. adjoining the scale house
together with the uuexpired lease of the Ground,
(having five years to run -
After which will be sold, the two Framed Build.
,nss adjoining, also with the unexpired ground
These buildings are nearly new and well built,
the location being near the Central Depot market,
&C, IL equal to suy In the city for livery stable,
&C., and the ground rent being moderate, the whole
properly might be made TO pay q handsome per
Terms will be liberal, and win be made known at
70 ~ JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
HIGHLYiVALUAH GLE VACANT PRO.
Perry ON franklin Street. between
the First Market and Wall Street. and a
large number of Old Bricks, az Auction
i M a. os soid a, On THURSDAY soh June commenc-
valuable Lot of Land, situated on the south side
OF Franklin street, opposite to Union street, and
near the shockoe Creek. The lot fronts 66 feet
and runs back l23 feet to the alley In rear. and
Will be divided to suit purchasers
Alter which will be sold about 200 600 old hricta
now on said lot, most of which are verv god
From its central location, and immediate nrox.
unity to the Central Depot Market, &c, this 4 one
OF the most valuable pieces of vacant property nc
offered in the city and it presents rare opnortu.
nifty to the capitalist to invest protably or 20 the
merchant and others to secure location favorable
for any large business.
Terms: One third cash; balance at and 10 mos.
with interest, the credit payments to be secured
by deed of trust upon the property.
JAS NJ TAYLOR,
jel5-3tawts4Jdtd Auct.
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Washington affairs.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-fhe President is
IN his usual health TO day.
The repairs of the White house have been
commenced under the supervision of Col. Lee,
and the interior of the building will undergo a
thorough renovation, which will occupy at
least three months, and render it necessary for
the President and family TO remove.
The renovation Of the Capitol will be tho
rough and complete. Deimanno, of N. York,
has been engaged to re-ffesco the House OF
Representatives 10 water colors. The magni-
hcent gildcd Iron Library will be ready by the
LIST of Juty
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A MOTHER CERTIFICATE.vRIcHmoxD
"A MAY. 1s53.--Mrs A. B. DAWS-Respected
Madam: 1t 10 with pleasure present you via nav
testimony 10 behalf Of your COUGH ELIxIa.9
have used Il In my family ovsro5 ysars-manv
years before you made sale Of it-and have found
e every thing you represent 4 to be- With mysslf,
10 . cold and cough, 4 sets like charm. i ~
never without some OH near me- and, by 1 timeiv
use OF It, have no donbt Il has saved me many dac-
tors fees; and although don't believe Il IL IN
falibie cure of every body and all diseases. lFnow
personally Of e good etecss with srsss many
otner than ny swn family, and cheerfuIly recon /,
meno u 20 the public. WM. McCRERY.
For sale, yeolesale and retail, By BENNETT =
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CiiA6. Been, CaAS. ID.
YALE. and Yrs. A. B. DAVIS. Main strese. ~
BOUCHER MELTON. Brosd e.. and CfIASs
AlLLsPAUGHs Druggist Richmond. my %
A LII SMALL BOYS.-H. r. TAYLOR. So
a street. beswaen Grace and Franklin n
Schoai being exclasivsly for beginsers, give sps
ciai attention to Reading, Correct Ennncisiicu.
Grammar and Spelling; also 70 0sossxphy, Ms1
Drawing, Arlthmenc and History. Spsetusns q
my boys' compositon and writing, may Be aavays
seen st the Dspstch o1ace. NJ Rnls & psrsup
tory, but g gentle - possibis oes
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NJ almpOrtant TO the Publfc.-EXPRESS
FOR CALIFORNIA, AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES in THE UNlON.-We are prepared to for
ward daily all descriptions Of Goods entrusted to our
charge also, Drafts furnished for large email sums
payable at every town or city in the United King.
dom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Notes, Drafts, and Bills with Goods. collected and
prompt returns.
Merchants and others, wishing Goods from the
Northern cities will consult their interest by patron
Using the old established and responsible Express of
ADAMS CO.
AZ 10 No 4. 18th Street
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importavt fre.. 81. r,.I.~;,.

zssPVTtuNt yfVN5 ING = tSN0ff8s
BOSTON, June 22--Halifax papers of the 18th
ttate that the fishery question was assum lag great
es importerce since French cruiser had driven
posed to belong to England. The French eyincs
denomination 10 reclaim ancient and forret,en
nents, which, II 10 supposed, viii have an imnori-
%. ant bearing upon American and English riehts.-
newfoundland. ~.
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7ae Liquor Lac IN Miehieo,

Dsr sao Iane 70 This city has siven MAORI
OIL aoo IN favor of the Maine LIQUOR Law is,e,,
passed ey our Legislature. and made subiec, to
,hs ,os,,sn ~ vote OF the people. Judging from
state VIII give majority not far short of 10 600
or four to one In favor OF the law. " A"''o'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS 67Y=:


~ WcAlnGteH God6fmS
ExkCUTOH'B SALE & Valuable Reaf
1917 J. :. -. 3. near The city q Risk.
I offer for sale the very desirable Houss snd ~
(of two scres) adjoining the ciiy. long ,ccurdeS -
her = residences, and TOO well hnowu q reuuirs
description; also the House and Lot on he scuiS
side Of Grace st, opposite the Virgins House rocs
ing about 30fect on Grace street, and runnios hsX
$50 feet to an alley. II not sold previouslv. ~
above property win be offered ct public auction -
the premises, on Friday, the 24th June. 1859, b.
ginning at o'clock. 4, with The Tenement %
which win be cold Pew No l0l In st PauI's Church.
And ct o'clock N, Of the same day, It die res
idenee of the deceased, will be sold all her
household Furniture; after which, viii be sold her
beautiful Mansion. together with the ground at
tachsd thereto, which win be divided 70 suit pug
chasers.
TIama-For the personal estate, cash. For The
real estate, one-lhird cash, balance at and IL
approved endorsers, and retention Of title ct the
option of the executor. single bid on each lot
viii be reserved.
JAMES A Seldom, Executor
OfC w bullock, deceased
Sale conducted by w GoDDrN, Auct ie7
Immediately after the sale of Mrs Bullock 8 real
estate, win be sold 800 feet Of beautifully located
Ground or building purposes) on the South side OF
Grace street. lying between the residences Of
Messrs Samuel Rutherford and John q Vim
1t viii be divided into 10 lots OF 80 feet each on
Grace street, running back about $50 feet to an alley
Terms ct sale.
je 20 w GODDlN. Amer.
-FOUR LOTS IN SYDNEY AT AUG.
\ T1ON.-lmmediately after the sale OF Mrs.
Bullock's Real Estate, on Friday, tie 24th daY Of
June, 1853, (say about 6K O'Clock Ny will be sod
Tour very Handsomely located Lots in Sydney,
opposite the residence Of Mr. T. Shafe,l one Of
hem fronting 40 feet on Federal street, and the
other three each having the same front on coalpis
Did road.
Terms at sale. w GODDIN Auct
Immediately after the sale OF Mrs Bulockh
Pew, will be sold Pew No az, In the centre aisle
If 81 Psuls Church, assessed at $3.50.
Terms at sale.
jaM w GODDIN.
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Yes.el xaso-.

sesroN, !uns ~ -Tna ship John c Calhoun. NJ
Bath, Maine, from New York tos 81 jahns - =
asnore 10 Musqussh Bay, ami is supposed to be
Sae exc she was insured here In three Offices for
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Vessel Burnt.

NEW ORLEANS, June II - Adyicss from Calves,
fon ot the 2th inst state that the steamer Star of
the STATE, from Houston, loaded with cotton, took
IRE az the wharf, and was SETTLED The damage
10 the vessel and cargo was considerable.
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O. sTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
4oV the Subscribers LOT. on Tuesday night one
iignI Dsy horse and dark bay horse; one Of them
IL very good PAGER. Any person or persons r.
turning them 70 me win be suitably rewarded.
je s3-3tt JAMES GREGORY Ricnmond
W X. LAWRkNCE e CO.'S sape rier
w Dark and Pale stock Ale. Ia whole
and half bsrrels. Warranted 10 keep 10 any cIi-
mate. Fer sale By
jes3-n JB sTEGAL.
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Vermoat WAC f,onr..,,..

MONTPELIER, (Vu Juns ~ -Tha u.;x
ssnnon 70 day nominated Erastus Fairbanks far
uoss,hor, WIN G kittredge for Lieut.. Governnr.
ana George Howes for Treasurer.
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r. Spring Dlscases.-Those accustomed
to the fashion taking medicine at the commence.
ment OF Spring to purify the system and strength.
en- the stomach, will fms Bakers Premium
bitters one of the best medicines for those pur-
poses now extant. Its purely vegetable properties
should commend it to the heads Of all families, and
no medicine chest should be without It, Az puri
her OF the blood and regulator of the system has
no equal
Price so cents per bottle To be had In Richmond
at the Drug Stores of Messrs PARCEL, Lsdd e. CO.
Bennett T. Beers, Duval, Ade and Gray, A Be-
deker, c. Millspaugh, and Druggists generally
throughout the city Also, of Todd a. Christian
Petersburg; Lyman. Lynchburg; King e. Toy
Norfolk; DR. Camm Williamsburg
TS Orders addressed to BAKER, Richmond
Va will receive prompt attention.
This is to certify that have, for years past been
subject to spring and fall sickness from bilious at
tacks, and some times months recovering, with
loss OF time as well doctors bills. But the free
use OF bakers Premium Bitters at those seasons of
the year. for the last two three years have kept
me entirely free from all sickness; which gives me
great pleasure in recommending them to the public
as one of the best medcns in siren thening and az
sisting nature have ever discovered.
wv. OTEY.
Henrlco, June LIST, 1853. jel
e NOTICE.-A BUDEKER respectfully
informs his friends and the public in general that
he has removed from No II to No 10, immediately
opposite his old stand, and that of Messrs Van Lew
Taylor, where he has opened with fresh and
enlarged Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuts, Brushes, Fancy Articles,
&c; and as great care is observed in the selection
OF his Stock. purchasers may rely upon obtaining
everything pure and flee from adulteratiop and at
as low and accommodating terms as they can be
bought anywhere in the city.
Orders and prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention paid to shipping
and packing. ABODEKER,
my 26-ts No 10 Main Street
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LAMBERT,s LOTTERY GFEICE.
No. 5 North Calvert streeI, ~
Opposite Barnum's Hotel

Opposite Barnums Hote!)
gTtHE purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets aoithfy
A. the State Of VirSiaiG being now in violation OF
law, and attended with heavy peaslty On con
viction, The subscriber would respectfully solicit
the orders of his friends and others who may feel
disposed to purchase. Having been q resident IF
Richmond fer 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 c. nt!ad to Kim will be
promptly and properly attended to-
e Packages, single Tickets and ssares in ali
the Maryland Lotteries. for sale. g4 g1ss
E The printed official arawings sent TO
respondents by the frsl mat. $3.50
EF Prizes cashed at sight ass
address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my l4-ists BALTIMORE Nd.
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SMALL FARM ON THE WESTERN
- SIDE OF THE BROOK TURNPIKE, ABOUT
Monday Afternoon, the 9th June, 1858, upon
the premises, commencing at 5 o'clock, that valu-
able little Farm on the Brook Turnpike, about 24
miles from the City of Richmond, now occupied
by Mr.. H. Blackburn.
The tract contains about 40 acres-all of which
10 cleared and ia high state OF improvement
There are ample buildings upon it for the accom-
notation of small family.
TERMs-One fourth cash, balance at 4, and l2
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
jels w. GODDIN, Auct
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The Chinese Minsfon

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Robert J. Walker
has signifed his acceptance of The mission to
China.
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Az Is

hlssOLUrlON OF CO.PAkTNER.
~ SHIP.-The partnership heretofore exist
ing between GEO NJ WEST q BRO, is this day, by
mutual consent, dissolved The business of the
late firm will be continued by GEO M WEST, by
whom all accounts will be settled and who viii
use the name of the late firm in liquidation.
GEO NJ WEST IL BROTHER,
and Exchange Hotel.
Richmond June 18th 1853
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By Il. Cauthorn.
. HORSES, Dray and Harness.

1SN HUhShSs DFuy and Harness. AT
. Auction Will be sold on SATuRDAY
'une 10th at 10 o'clock pair of excellent horses
one, good riding and buggy horse. Also harness
ana Gray, licensed to Let January next.
je 4-2t* X CAI1THOpN A..
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I In retiring from the firm of Geo M West &,
Brother. after business connection of nearly five
years, the subscriber cannot refrain from express
ing is sincere feelings of gratitude to his friends
and the public who have so literally encouraged
them during that period He would also respect
foiiy urge the claims OF tbs Exchange Bookstore"
to liberal share of public patronage, being well
convinced that the present soc proprietor will do
all in his po~er!to render himself worthy oft
je % JOHN n, WEST
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s Great Improvement in stereos.
coPes and Stereoscopic Daguerreotypes,
MIR SlMONS, our most successful artist has made
most wonderful and rapid stride in bringing this
new style OF pictures to perfection.
We have seen great number of those magical
gems but in point Of cearness and the perfect &C.
curacy OF the two blending into one, Simons car
ries eff the palm. His pictures we consider the
very acme of perfection, and we bespeak for him a
large share of public patronage, which he richly
deserves for his promptness, being one of the rst
to adapt Professor Wheatstone's discovery 10 his
oeauuiui daguerreotypes je14
e Tooth Ache cured by GarIick q
Gwathmeys Tooth Ache Specifc.-lt IL
warranted to contain nothing injurious to the teeth
and has never yet failed in single instance to relieve
In few minutes. See the certificate of Dr. Edmunds
practising Dentist ofthis city.
MEssRs. GARLIcK GwATHMEY: Cent have
used nearly fifty phals of your Tooth Ache Specific
and am highly pleased with its good effects 1t GER
tainly will relieve the pain when caused by external
agencies; does net injure the Teeth and 10 excellent
for inhamed and spongy Gums / consider it the best
article used for Tooth Ache, and sheerfuly recon-
mend 1t to Dentists and those afflicted with aching
teeth Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS B. EDMUNDS
Sold by BENNETT BEERS, PURCELL. LADD
CO, and Druggists generally. Price Is cents
ap 20-Sm
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w tlemen.-Just received another lot of white
Navy Drill Frocks and Pants; also, Frocks and
Pants of great variety, of plain and check linens,
white and fancy Marseilles Vests. GAUGE Meriuos,
Shirts, light summer Cravsts, &c Those in want
ct the most comfortable fitting clothing for hot
weather, and at unusually low prices for cash. are
solicited TO make an early call on
J GOODMAN,
No 1874 Main st, opposite Eagle Squire.
N B--Also large lot of black silk warp alpaca
Sacks. il 23l I'D G.
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BY (3eorxc r. 5000.

NADDLkRY, HARNESS AND WORK
~ Horses, and BIiich Cows nj AuctionA
On Saturday Mernisg next the 18Th ia.,snt
;'s at 10 O'clock, will be sold at auction.
good saddle, harness ana work horses. Aso ona
miicn COW and calf. raised In Chesterfield County
and now giving daily two to three eallons of MIL
Sale to be conducted by - .1AA'
je24 GEO ! suMNrp A..
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r. BBLs. No. / NORTH CAHOLTNA
Do ROE HEARINGS. receiving, for sale by
je IS BACON T. baskerville.
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DULVERMACHEH' PATkNT HYDKO-
ELECTRIC VOLfAIC CHAIN For an In
finite number of chronic and inveierate diseases,
of nervous character or arising from relaxation
hardness of certain functions, such 90 the Goui,
Chronic Rheumatism, Lumbago, Hemoirrhoids
(pies Congestion of the blood to the Head 10 the
Chest, to the Heart, In Hysterics, in Nervous Dis
eases OF the Liver, Indigestion (Dyspepsia) Para.
lysis Epilepsy st. vitus Dance; In general debility
after long disease, In great number OF diseases
in the female system, etc, etc. the mild but con-
tnuous influence Of this portable apparatus viii bs
found of extraordinary efficiency, and 70 many
persona almost incredibie.
These Chains are put up In . neat, portable form,
and may be sent by mail or otherwise.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the Chain, testimonials,
&c, furnished gratis, on application, By mail or
otherwise.
PURCELL LADD 4 CO.,
lie % Druggisss, 90 Main street.
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M ORE DUCK COATs-NkW, HAND
LvI SOME AND Lighting have this morn.
lng received by steamer Roanoke, another lot of
these handsome Duck Frocks for hot weather. also
large lot of plain and figured white Drill Pants;
white Narcotics Vests &c. The hot weather
Goods are now coming in every week. Call at No
1922 Main street.
lie % KEEN CHJTES g. RAInyJIN
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VALUABLE FOREST LAND & MILL.

NJ ~
ING PROPERTY In CHESTERFIELD
sold at auction, on the premises, on Thursday
o'clock, if fair if not the fair day. at the same
hour 26l of valuable forest land on the east
side of The Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike
near the halt way house, adjoining the land of
Messrs Chs w Friend DR. Smith and others. and
opposite the residence of Chs w Friend Esu-
Alter which, say at about o'clock P N, that vaiu.
able property known as the "Ampthill Mills" con.
tainirg 10 acres stusted on both sides of the said
Turnpike, about six miles from the city of Rich.
mend. The mill was destroyed by fire short time
since, but the mildam and everything connected
with the property, Except the Mill isef) is in per
feet order. Ii lies ON Falling Creek, which enpties
into James River, and 10 navigabe from the river
to the mill site for vessels drawing six feet water
he fell of water from the dam the site is "a feet
and it 10 regarded an excellent location for man
ufacturiug mill.
Immediately after which. will be sold the valu.
able mill site called "kuhn's" on Falling Creek,
including The Farm, containing from 81 to 100
scres, directly on the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, six miles from Richmond.
The above property is so well known in the
neighborhood, that farther description is deemed
unnecessary. For farther infol nation, reference
is made to the owner. As the' property will posi-
lively be sold persons may attend the sale with the
expectation of getting bargain
Terms One fourth cash; balance a. 6, 10 ard
18 months foi negotiable notes, interest added Sc.
cured by trust deea-o title retained.
TITUS C. RICE.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct
Enquirer and Wing ELI
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NED A Il TAR-Consumptfou Cured.-
~ The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure OF lncipient Consumption, Bronchitis asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, &c, pre-
pared BY Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore .Et aas
Persons afflicted with any of the above diseases,
who may doubt the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, are
requested to cali ON the Agent, who win produce
numerous testimonials Of its great healing power
from private citizens, and number of the medical
faculty The medicine ia yet in iis infancy, and H.
destined to supercede all others In the cure of dis
eases for which 1t is recommended.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
80 Beware of counterfeits. The genuine ard
P. HORToE EEAcH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, ard
NH 81 DISQUALIFICATION Eastern Virsinias
O. FOR RENT have for rent q small
@I wooden Tenement in Adams Valley. Posses.
sion can be had immediately. Apply 10
s EDWARD b EACHO. 81
je % General Agent spa Collector. =
O. FOX RENT have for rent, q store
q and Dwelling in adams Valley. Possession
Can be had Immediately: Apply TO- a.,
je % Gsners' AGENT and Collector
GUNNER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
~ Black, Blue, Brown and Green Frelch Cloths
black and Fancy Cassirneres
Black Drap de Etc and CashmeTeHs
White and Cold Linen Drilings
Silk and Marseies vesiings
Gauze, Merino and Silk Understands
Lisle Thread and Cotton do
Silk, Thread and Cotton Hall Hose s
Gloves and Hdk'fA In every style sss 81
silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Crayats and Summer StockI.
We have in store large and handsome sssorf-
ment of Goods for GentlemeS's Summer Wear.
partly enumerated above which will be sold a. low
as similar goods can be bought snywhere.
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CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI.

CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
VI turc at Aucti0n.-on MONDAY MORN.
ING next, this 9th inst commencing Of 81 O'Clock,
at the residence of Mr. Strong next door 70 Mr. Cnas
Csmpbells residence. corner Of Byrd and Inird
streets, CANDLES HiIl) who IL declining house.
keeping. will be sold At auction, without reserve
his entire household furniture, combating in part OF
mahogany hair cloth chairs, cane seat chairs rock
ing chairs sofa, centre table, large mirror, good
feather beds, bedsteads, wardrobes, carpets and
mating, parIor stove, excellent cooking stove,
and many other useful housekeeping articles
Sale to be conducted BY
je % GEO SUMNER. Auct.