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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-24

e. AUGUSTA HOUSEWIVES. Z A
Ill HlESKELL having taken the tenements, Nos
z29 aud 81, in Boshers Row, Main street, lately
cupied BY Mrs. Abbott, is prepared TO accommodate
BOARDERS by the day, month year.
Mrs. H. wishes to hire cook, dining room servant
and chamber maid Immediately, or tor the next year.
da
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H now receiving supply of best PERUVIAN
GUANO. Those who require the article for top
dressing early spring use, be supplied at
regular market rates by
de lS-2awSW Fl. w. FRY
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let GOODS-Sucha as Necklaces, Brace
~ let's &C., just TO hand.
de 10 GENNET { JAMES, Eagle Square.
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There is no political news.
The ship Edward Everett OF Baltimore. rescued
partot tle crew Of the snip Hyperion, bound TO
jamaica, which oUntered al sea The hyperion
sunk with men.
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baltimore BAC0N--Just received
kp prime lot of Shoulders by steamer Belyidere.
de % BROWN l. SHOOK.
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GHRISTMAS PORK.-The subscriber
~ has just received lot of corn fat PORK, any
size, at 50 . per hundred Families can now be
supplied. Call on VALENTINE HECkLER, +.
de 22-2t+ Old Market.
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BLENDERS A n ID FIRE IRONS
l. Brass pierced iron, cast iron and wire Feuders
Steel and brass head Fire Irons in sets and pairs
Copper, brass and sheet iron Coal Soups; Cinder
Siters; Fire Carriers; Extra Pokers; Kitchen Fire
Irons, extra strong; Brass and iron Footnen; Jamb
Hooks; Bronzed Fire Iron Stands, various patterns
&c. For sale at reduced prices by
c. j. SINTON & CO.. II Main St,
de IL Sign of the Circular Saw
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Twenty young men had been arrested, charged
with beicnaingto London secret society.
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GERVANTS WANTED.-I wish to hire
~ two FEMALE SERVANTS, without incunl-
bance, viz: good Cook and Nurse.
&. n. JOHNSON, Broad st..
5 doors above the Monumental Church
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WANTED TO RENT-( Possession r.
be gwen during the month of Noysveto-i ~ =.
comfortable Dwelling House. eontaininT az IA
fooms One on ShoCkoe Hill preferred. Ami ;, SIX
IN E. d. EACHo.
oe ~ General Agent and Colsetn,
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w AMELIA young man in the Shoe
business. One that can come well recorn,ns,a.
ed ed. VII rear OF good situation by sddressng Rn,
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(tIGAR CASES.--A large assortment of
" both French and English, for sale BY
M-el7 X. Al. ZIMMERMAN.
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MACHINERY OIL.--Just received and
da2s = JJ.FRY.
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Tho Neopolitan army was to be increased

The King had dismissed the quarantine officers
concerned IL the recent insult to the French En-
TUy
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puM.-One hogshead superior old Ja-
III mica Ram. For sale by
de % IN BURTON.
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CUPERIOR REFINED NEW YORK
~ ssgun Ffost's Buckwheat. For sale by
de IS JOHN III. CLAI BORNE
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nRIED BEEF, of superior quality. For
IL sale BIZ JAMES B. SHELTON,
de 10 Corner Of Broad ard 9TH streeta
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M ANIED-TwO first rate workers in
lin fLAIE and SHEET IRON, 10 whom con-
slant employment and liberal wages viii be maid -
Apply at me Stove and Tin store of GEO. STAR.
RSfT, li6 alain street, nesr Exchange Bank
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WANTED-A second hand Engine. suit
w able for Saw Mill of not less than IS horse
power JN0. w WRIGHT
dSo Dock Wharf
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DuRE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
H. Those who are fond of good rnonn.ain Rn.t
ires ffoa grit, can be supplied BY calling On
'ns sa'scnDef' III. Fry.
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| WANTED-A situation as GARDENER
| W or OvERsEER, by man of good experience.
| Apply at this Office. de 2S-3t+
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THE LATEST NEWS.
IMPORTANT CHINESE NEWS.


The New York Express Of Thursday in
late afternoon postscript has the following intel
ligence;
S,,,rsnSer of Ndnkia 81 feet of the Ners IN
London H'ithdrdseal of Teas from The
Market.
W. understand that the house of Messrs
1suoes VI alter g. CO., OF Front street, Tea In
rorters have received a Geographic dispatch
trou. Trieste, giving some most important in
,eIGsence from China, in anticipation of the
overland mail.
T, Is stated that the dispatch in question ad
v;ses a state cfextreme CONSERVATION through.
ant The whole north Of China, that all bust
ness at the ports except Canton was at a stand
still.
The slaughter in small engagements was
great. and no produce of any kind coming
down. the canal communications being closed.
In confirmation of these accounts received
y, Nessrs. Walter, il is reported here that all
f., f. utre Withdrawn fiom London market on
the ia, uf 81, amer Africa's sailing.
W. NAV also stale that one other house in
Ne. York, besides Messrs. Walter, have re-
ceived nnilar news.
FURTHER.
From our own correspondent at Liverpool
we learn that the Chinese Insurgents hace Ia.
Ken Naakia, and that Caidng Che0 and
Shanghai scere totally deserted.
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DAGUERkEOTX PCS.

BAWUELhEUTFP PES.
Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vsnaned pleasures,
And preserve for your behoid.ng,
Forms and faces long since nouldingf
MoULsoN can take, with prief enGesvor
Face and form tina: last forever.
truthful, lIe-like, finely finished portal. or
miniature of relative or friend, severed from US
by distance or death, who would not prize and de-
sire TO possessi clear, rich-toneo, dura5ie Da
guerreotype IS an object rarely seen. But EGUL.
SONS Pictures Withstand the test OF time. and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either aide the Atlantic.
Our price for of these fms Portraits is only
ORE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited 70
call anc examine specimens
Observe the name and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, 110 Main
"a
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BEMA GOOD NEWs FOR vIsI.
TORS TO TIE VIRGINIA

SPkiNuo-hOT SPRINGS LINE FROM STAUN.
TON TO THE HOT AND WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, PASSING BY TIE BATH ALUM AND
WARM Il THROUGH FROM RICHMOND TO
THE HOT SPRINGS IN TWO DAYS-Visitors
to the springs, and the public generally, are in
formed that on Tuesday, the 9Th of July next.
there will be placed upon the road frcm Siauntou
to the White Sulphur Springs, a Line of spleadid
Concord Coaches, which viii be run tri weekly dp.
ring the Springs season. leaving Siaunton and the
White Sulphur for the Hot sprip rs every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, and leaving the Hot
Springs tor those places on the alternate cays-
The night stand from Staunton and the White Snl-
phur will oe at the Hot Springs and the coaches
will rest there on Sunday Travellers WHO avail
themselves of this line viii be conveyed with ain
possible comfort and expedition and without niaht
travel, to their place OF destination In addition to
the til weekly line. extra Stage viii be kept az
the Hot Springs, and also at Staunton for the ac.
commodatlon of rhs public Passengers for tina
Hot Springs will be entitled to preference aad
those Tor the White Sulphur next
~ Persons who choose to patronize this line
will remember to Pay through only to Ssaunton.
Fare from Staunton to Inc Bath Alum Warm
and Hot Springs each, 80 SO; to the White Sul.'
phur, Sc 90; from Hot Springs to White Sulphur.
S2oo. For seats, apply at Woodsoard's Hotelsin
Staunton THOS GOODE
JY 2-dff Hot Springs. June 81 ,s53.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July 2.-Sales to day of SOC
bbls. Howard greet -four at 81 IS, and SOC
bbls. City Mills at same price.
The receipts OF Grain continue very light.
Some small lots of new Wheat were offered
but not sold. We quote old red, nominal, al
l00al04c; white do. l0SalI2c.
About 1000 bushels yellow Corn sold at 6Oc
We quote white SIS I57c.
New YORK, July 2-The stock market clos.
ed dull TO day.
Flour steady. Sales 1000 bbls at 81 Cad
e. for Stale, and 81 S7a5 06 for Southern.
Sales 10000 bushels Michigan white Wheat
at 12lal23 cents. Corn dull: sales of mixed
at 63a64c red and yellow 68a69c-only 5000
bushels sold. Oats 49c. Rye 80. Cotton
quiet-sales of 500 bbls. at previous prices
Whiskey 92a93e
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4TH JULY EXCURSION,
By the NeS, Large and Elegant Steamer
REIVIn2RE

eiTh Thislarge and commodious steam.
sf2fsaEi er, in charge of Captain Clifford will
Make an Excursion as far as City Point, and back,
on the Evening of the 4th July, distance going
and returning, of about 100 miles.
She will leave her wharf at Rocketts, at &
o'clock in the afternoon, and return by or
before the hour of IL o'clock.
1t is seldom that such an opportunity offers by
so large boat to make pleasure excursion down
our river.
Music and Refreshments will be provided on
board, and every attention shown by Captain Gif-
ford to make the trip pleasant one
The charge for a gentleman alone, only. 81 90
For lady and gentleman together, only so
And TOR every additional lady accompa-
nying gentleman, only so
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u The Danville Register Of Saturday re +.
presents the crops Of tobacco and oats In that
region as having been most seriously injured
by the drought. Al no time. for many years,
Il says, has the prospect for these crops been
more gloomy and discouragipe.
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nestructire Hail Storm.

NORTHUMBERLAND, Pa, July LA terrific
hail storm passed over this place from the
West about 8 o'clock this afternoon, extend
inc some five miles in width. Nearly every
E.rmer losr almost his entire crop. Fruits OF
aii E;nds have suffered much. Several thou.
sand window lights were broken 10 this place.
10 some buildings as high as 200 were de
s,rovsd Hail stones measuring "a inches in
circumference were picked up on the street.
There is no estimating the extent oil the da-
mage.
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WASHINGTON affairs,

WASHINGTON, July 1st.-Fhe Secretary OF
The In,er;or left for The West this morning.
BIB. French entered upon his duties as
Commissioner of Public Buildings to day, and
appointed Charles Thomas clerk, vice John
p. Ingalls,, resigned.
Judge Craw ford, upon whom has devolved
the duty of administering The oath of office to
the newly appointed, has had his hands full
fn,day
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RAILROAD CoLLisioS.-We learn that there
was another collision on the Bal,;mo,. ana
ONO Railroad on Saturday night. by which
mocn damage was done, and one man in the
employment Of the road was killed.
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. III Great ExciteMenI.-EmE Suc.
cess More than 500 r rsons in the CITY
OF Richmond aiene testify to the remark.
anie cures performed by Carriers Spanish
nklxture.-This great spring medicine and puri
yer OF the blood is now used hundreds of grateful
PATIENTS VINO testify daily to the remarkable cures
performed Dy the greatest Of all medicines, CAR
TERS SPANISH MIXTURE. Neurslgia, rheuns.
isn, scrofula, eruptions in the skim liver disease
levers uicsEs Old sores, aeeons of the Kidneys dis.
eases OF the throat, emale complaints pains and
aching OF the bones and joints are speedily put to
night Dy using this great and inestimable remedy
For all diseases of the bleod, and as spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found to
compare with 1t. 1t ceanses the system of all inn
pur1ties, acts gently and efficiently on the liver and
Kidneys strengthens the DIGESTION gives tone TO the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy and re-
the constitution enfeebled by disease or broken
down 6y excuses in YOUTH to its pristine viger and
strength.
For the ladies' it 10 incomparaby better than all the
cosmetics ever used. Afewuoses of Carters Spanish
Mixture will remove all saAowness of complexion
to the step and improve the general health in re-
markable degree hey ond all the medicines ever heard
Of
The large number certificates of remarkable cures
performed on persons residing city by the
use of Carters Spanish Mixture is the best evidence
that there is no humbug about it. The press hotel
Keepers magistrates, physicians and public men. well
known to the community, all add their testimony to
the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURI-
Eyer.
Call and see few out of the hundreds of
around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druasists
No 125 Main street, Rcsmon
Sold By all Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
fyise al per bottle. or six bottles for Is. sp1
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.Arriral pf fhe Rnsna,.

NEW York, July 2 ~ The steamer Glasgow
nom The City of Glasgow, with dates TO June
10, arrived he:e this morning, with 373 passen
gers. her news is anticipated by the Africa 8
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By James M. Taylor.
THAT HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM.

mar hlUdLx VAAUAbLE FARM .
4 one mile west of the city, known as
Rose Meath, for sale.-The subscribers
health having been restored by residence OF four
years In the county, and desiring to devote his undi
vided attention to commercial pursuits, and with
that view to remove to the CITY, he offers for sale
co county, one mile west OF the city, on the Deep
Run Turnpike-a continuation of Broad strest, with
convenient access to the Westhsm Plank Road.
The farm contains about 224 acres of land, all
Cleared and about quo acres of it In the highest
state of agricultural Improvement, as the crops
now growing and being gathered, will abundan:ly
testify.
The improvements are extensive, of the most
convenient and modern description, and in perfect
order, being peculiarly adapted both for family
comfort and the purposes of the farm.
The property is susceptible Of division into three
or more beautiful tracts.
First, the mansion house, with IL rooms, bath
house, kitchen out houses for servants sm ke Ice
machine, corn and large hay houses, extensive sta.
BILE room, &c, with about 113 acres of land includ.
ing garden of 4 acres, and beautiful yard and
flower garden, tastefully set out in shade trees,
shrubs and flowers.
Secondly, a frame building with six rooms above,
besides brick basement; kitchen, with rooms,
extensive stabling hay shelter 100x40 feet, &C. &c
with OIL acres of land.
Third, a tract of 20 acres without improvements,
fronting on Grove street. and within Anew hundred
yards of the Plank Road.
more minute description of this property Is
deemed unnecessary here, those disposed to pur.
chase will prefer to view the premises and all such
are invited to do 3d. and treat with James 81 Tay.
lor, Auctioneer, at whose office plat OF the land
may be seen.
There 10 not nor has there probably been offered
in this market for years, more desirable piece of
property of equal dimensions with many advan-
tages 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
9th day of July, 1t will on that day, commencing
at 5K O'Clock. M, upon the premises, be offered
at public auction. And the following day, com
mencng at IL o'clock, A M, will be sold the farm.
ing utensils, OF every description, stock. consisting
of fine mules, mich cows, hefers, yearlings, hogs,
&C. all of fine breed.
The terms will be most liberal and accommodate.
ing.
Should private sale of the land be effected be-
fore the day of sale, due notice will be given.
LEWIS d CRENSHAW.
JAMES M TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
lie 23-3teod &dtdswlt
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From Turks Island.

NEW YoRK, July Isl. -Adyices from l turks !,
Island, state that the rams had destroyed an
immense quantity of salt, causing Scarcity
THE article was selling az ID cents.
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4 Et9UQiUH -
elective Alternative AND BLOOD PURIrIEK
ever known; while vast numbers who had Ion~
suffered from diseases or complaints brought On 81
sedentsry habits exposure indigestion torpid sste s.
the liver OF impurities of the blood look mon
thi. Cordial most mysterious and magical q -
healing properties and restoring powers Il stands
prominent In the treatment and cure Of Neursleis.
General Debility and Nervous Affections, Dyspspsie
or Indigestion Less Of Appetite Acdty of the bto-
Head, Costiveness or Irregularities of the Bovel.
Peursy Pains or Misery in the Side or Reeon 81 ~
Heart Ffafucncy or Depression Of Sprits Pslptstjon
o. the Heart Difficult Breathing, Sinking Senssfion1
sations or Numbness of the flesh or Limbs. DicSIt
or frofuse Expectoration, Night Swests Diseases a.
the Heart or Affections Of the Lungs Jaundice Dis.
eases OF the Kidneys, Derangement Prostrate Con
IIreguisrt1es especially with Females: PRODUCING
Debility and Probation Of the Nervous Systam Psis
or Sallow Complexion. :
siortimore's Bitter Cordial q
most delicate female or child - -
y Price one dollar per bottle. 1858
w. " ALExANDER Co, PROPRIETOR, No. Bsr.
clay street, (Astor House. New York
II Remember that We sell at wholesale and r.tat,
That most Invaluable and sure remedy for Rheuma,
tism in all its FORMS either in1anmatory scnte a.
chronic, no difference how bad the case or how lons
POUND, which Ia vegetable extract an internal -
medy, prepared expressly for this one disease m 20
already cured Thousands who had long been cripplee
The evidence il most overwhelming and conyincinss
az gwen by vast numbers OF our most respectable 81.
tizens.
Cali and get circular and read the letters and car
tifcates OF your friends and those around You who
had long suffered but who have been restored TO per-
4. For sale BY, PURCELL, LADD & CO, sole Agents
for Richmond apN
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CONCORD, July lst.--The Legislature mas
nsssed resolutions endorsing the Adminsua,
lion, bat those relative TO the scqusiaoh "
Cuba were rejected.
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EXTENSIVE EMBEzzLEmrNr- A. -.
Express meA'ons rumor Of the embezzle.
ment OF u large sum by clerk in an exch,n,.
ONCE in Fulton street. Rumor 6xss !, =,
ABOUT S4u,UuU, but there was no,h;nv ds6n;,.
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nIsINFkCTIhG ELUIH.-Le DoYe.,s Pa
II tent Disinfecting Fluid for purifying sick rooms
end couateracting putrii smells and ether unplea.
SAINT etiavia for sale bv
ADIE e. GRAY, Druggists,
20 l47 Main street.
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Tne Eisheries-App0intments, &c

4 ne TtSHcftcS-L1PP~s''S y
BosToN, July Matthew ii. Warren has
been appointed TO the Protective Office tor tae
Fisheries, at Belle Isle and the Coast OF La,
brador. The Government OF Newfoundland
has chartered vessel for his special use.
MIR. Knight has been appointed TO the same
Office at Cape John, on the Eastern cast OF
Newfoundland. Accounts from Flacenna
hes,;enipg. A French steamer of war was lying
AT anchor in the North Bay OF Sydney: The
steamer Rose has been purchased by Mr.. Gu
pard. as tender to the Fishing Squadron.
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Sailing Of the City of Glasgow.
fHiLADELPHIA, July 2.-The steamer Civ
OF 1lasgow has sailed, taking out 70 passen-
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another Murder

fiTTsBURG. July "A. s. Lenusler was
killed in an affray at Atherton's saloon, and
the murderer arrested.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRAssMITTgD FOR THE DAILY pIsPITcT
Hendnras and 1:nutemaIa.

NEW York, July 3.-Adyices from Truxillo
70 the i2th state that the war between Hondu.
ras and Guatemala is ended.
hxcitement In 80. Johns-The Ffsheries.
BOSTON, July 3.-Advices from 81. Johns,
y. b., to the lst inst. have been recen ed
great excitement prevailed relative TO an at.
Tempt to enforce the Muine Liquor Law, and
iemperance Hall was blown up with gun
powder.
The mackerel fisheries at Magdalen Islands
are an utter failure this season The aiming
OF the American fishing vessels for self.protec
ton, is characterized as piracy.
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Forgery Irial--E1citiag Scene.


CINCINNATI, July LIN court to-day, du-
ring the trial of Kissane and Finday for Jorge.
nv, VIM. I'll. Johnson was called as a witness
for the defence. He called upon kissane yes
terday and told him he was able to prove his
whereabouts on the 14th, and correct the mis-
take made by the witnesses for the prosecution.
Previously he had not seen Kissans for some
time but. on reading the report in the papers,
the idea occurred to him of taking the stand
and proving an abb. Johnson was formerly
of the firm of Lot, Pugh g. Co., for whom ks-
sane was confidential clerk. After johnson
had testified, the prosecuting attorney handed
him a forged check drawn by kissane in De
cember last, and also giving him one OF the
forged checks. Johnson said he knew KS
sane's handwriting as well as his own. He
then compared the checks, and as he did SO an
expression of terror came upon his counie-
nance, and with cons ulsiye movement he
threw both checks upon the table, exclaimlng
"lhat check is in Ksssne's handwriting-gre
God" Johnson then fell back with conVul-
siye expression, and was assisted to chair
The effscs was stunning 10 the Judge; jurors
lawyers and spectators. The case VIII pfopa'
bIy go to the jury 10 night.
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WANTED,

W. AEwED, a good plain Cook, Washer
w and Ir0ner (white) for small family; to
go two miles ia the country. Liberal wages will
be paid. Apply at the American Hotel.
iY 2-3t*
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BIZ James III. TaYIer.

~ PROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY ON
17Tn OR VALLEY sTREET.--By virtue of .
decree made BY the Circuit Court for the city Of
Richmond, on the 29sh day Of June, 1852 the case
of "Wysa W Crumps admir- and sls," and % com.
missioner appointed by the said Court for the pur-
pose shall on Thursday, 18th day Of July, 1883
commencing st 5K o'clock, P N, upon the pre-
ises to the highest bidder sell the late resdence OF
John Wyse decd. consisting of large four story
tached, situated the east side of 18th street and
running back to Federal street The property will
be divided according to plan which may be seen
at the Office of the auctioneer
TERMS -One.fhird In cash, residue In two equal
instaimeuts at and years. with interest, for ne.
eonaole notes. with satisfactory endorsers and the
tte to be retained until the last Of said note IL fully
paid off and discharged
JOHN CREME, Com'r.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auctr -