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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-26
NEW CIGAR STORE,

N7ILLIAM 0. DREW has just opened his
w new Store, corner of 9th street and
louisiana avenue, and offers to the public a
good assortment of CIGARS, TOBACCO, and
SNUFF
Call and try for yourselves.
ap 23-tf
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r. II. LASKEY

Z. II. LASKEY,
Attorney and Counseiler-at.Law,
DRACTICES in the Courts of the District
i and prosecutes claims of every descrip-
tlon before the several Executive Departments
and before Congress.
s5 Office on Louisiana avenue near Sixth
street. dec 3O
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z. CARRTNGT0N

Attorney and COunselIer-af-Law
DRACTICES in all the Courts of the Dis
i trlct, and attends to the prosecution of
claims before Congress and the Executive De-
partments
s2sT Office, east wing of the City Hall
feb II
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An exchange paper has this advertise
ment: 1.-TWO sisters want washing.n We
hope they may get-it ssl =. =.
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALITs.

IMPORTANT TO CAPITALITS.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED has considerable
i Territory of valuable patent rights for
sale A working machine of one of these pat
ents can be seen in successful operation at his
Office.
GEO. R. WEST, Atty and Solic'r,
Opp. Patent Office, on F ST., north of
mar 25- the Post Ofhce.
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G. L. GIBERsON

g. L. G1BERs0N,
Attorney and COunselIer.at.Law.
DRACTICES in all the Courts of the Dis
i trict, and attends to the prosecution of
Claims before Congress aud the Executive De-
partments.
GYT Office on Louisiana avenue near 7th
street ian g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
lIOUNTRY SEAT NEAR RICHMOND

" FOR SALE AT AUCTION lila pursuance of q
trust deed executed to the subscribers by Lawrence
Lofier Esq, to the payment of several neso-
table notes drawn by said Lutier. for the purchase
money of land hereinafter described; which deed
bearadate the 9Th of May, 1853 and is Of record ~
Henrico county court cerk,s office, we shall expose
to sale on the premses on FRIDAY the 2srd day Of
September, 1853 at 1t o'clock A. NJ, that TRACT
OF LAND lying In the county Of HenTco.s near the
city of Richmond. being partef Mount Erin tract,
containing seven ceres aud s6i.1UU0 of an acre
Z TERMs-Cesh as to much as viii satisty expenses
of executing this tfust and Sle2n67 cents; credit
until 18th November 1855 s15e further cred
it until 9Th ssy. 1854, as to 81 81 further credit
until 9th Mas, 1851 as to. $780, on further credit
until 9tI May, 70 81 IS: further credit
until 9th Noyenbtr. 1884, as TO $50; on further
credit to ST5. until 9th May 1855 and on credit
to g SEQ until 9th May, 1s55anI if after satisfying
these several Sums such credit said L. Lotter
Iy direct IN the event Of his failing to give any
direction. credit until the said 9th May. 1855.
The title to the property ia believed to be perfect
but conye wing as trustees we shall convey with the
usual special warranty The credit ins.alnents
bear interest and ,sit e bs E599Serly secured
ALEXANDER H SANDS. Irusiees.
IL has beer represented to us that the properly ad-
yertised for sale is improved by fine three story
brick dwelling house. with large and handsome porti-
either sidethat the dwelling is in Thorough
repair and has all the modern improvements for con-
yenience and comfort. There is large and valuable
garden ediately in front of the house. beautiful
" arranged and aboundng in flowers and evergreens
OF every description. -,.t srzrfr 81.
The out buildings consist of servants houses stable
grshary. &c. all of brick, and IN good repair; also
two spacious ice houses. H. & S.
Sc fS-dtds
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EDUcATroN
4 NOLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHO0

pIrus,,rn v "a u An a.. e, ~ y - y,
-, nlIhMunu IA DAY AND BtlARDING
a. pg iis.s, ny %, - hiLnahp e H. Ii6hE A.
n, fkiNCIpAi-.,MH Titillk inding Il impossible
60 eop.ete ms building on Frnbklin street. between
hih and 9TH Streets so 10 be ready open school in
the 10Th tnsf s advertised} begs to inform his
trends, y and the public generally. that on THURS
pay, Tue I'd inst. ne Will commence the duties Of
nis school, Tor The present. at his residence 10 Frank
IN street, between hth and 9Th streets. IN the house
recently occupied hy Mrs DR.. Clark. Gentlemen
Wishing 70 enter pupils will please call on the Pfi-
where he may be seen a. all hours. or addrpss him,
through the Post Office Box 327
The Course Of Instruction viii furnish complete
pre- pa-ation for any class in College, and wilt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-M seitien. Charles f,;tv.
9i.eat Reid. do; 4 Hooms & lady, Lynchburs.
a - bisnAt, Clarksvile; Cheathanl, do Ab
pot, Appoma;toxi X Muniford, Powhatan. nr
,teaehey, lady, Miss Peachy's and servant vii
dlanisburg; q w Booker Prince Edward, r q
= anornton, buckingham; T z; Brooke, Va: ] j Pace
1 n Capt w Iarman, Nichuns River;
1 Lipscoulh, j Ridon s C.: I'M KeIIogc Path. T,
long, do; Mr. and Mrs Jones, CharlottesyilIe:
MISS Jones, do; Mrs f Fl Peyton, Staunton; James
Cochran, Charlottesville; Saml Il Leyana. powha-
IAN; y Boising, Riehmond Mrs Furgusson, 9 chill
dren and sew. Norfolk: DR. 3 L peachev Williams
burg; w Forney, Baltimore; E II Myler. buck.
lnghsm, Va; JOHN Wilkinson North Carolina
Saunders, Charlottesville j S Emboy. Eau.
quier; w Wade, tChristiansburg, G Hairston, Hen.
ry; Reamy do; X Dulin and lady, Charleston.
d + hawkins, Ga; TIP Mcdowell, Mr. S p Mellow.
ell and Miss III c Nc Dowell, Lexington; E. Wyatt
"a; Eaton, New York; w NJ Reblincer Va: p
l. Cox, lady. Miss Coxand servant La: f K Croyer,.
=; Cnerdln pha; Campbell, Caroline
CITY HOTEL.-Edwin White, Surry: Roht
SnaIthy. Amelia; ] 4 Bumpass, Louisa Miss N Y De-
Jarnett, Miss 81 Williamson. Miss B William
son, Hanoyer;J Linbury, Va; w B Maury, do: 5
,I Moody, Hanover; I Parkinson New Kent
;'eAsfson, Charlottesville ] England, Curnber-
Iand |. Jennings Geo w James. SC: Henry Davis
na;J w Franklin, Essex; w G. DOUGLASS Nav
h n',i; Lewis, Boston; Tyree, Lynchburr; "
u AEM i,EI.; HoTEL--w R Aylett, King VIM: j
n n Eltzbngh, Louisville, Ky; T 4 Robinson. Va: O
c csSldf sa NSayy w Young Ship: Clay,
% p" IA 2 NELSON and Hugh Nelson.
A seSla5e F slesse[ Lynehburs: Jeefson
" Lewis, Lynchburg: w Parissen, Petersburs::
Z sanders DC AID servant Raleigh, c. Shelton
ana a Il bail Nelson; Coe. Conn; D 3 Tenant Pc
tersenrg; Woodroof Richmond: NJ Simnsen
ana Haywood Powhatan; D Miller and ladv, Mrs
Go eeGgr ana Miss Spencer e; w Welch,
. Edwards and sister, and Miss Eaton Ga; Bugg and
d1aushterF, and Barnes Va: a Thweatt, Dfnvia-
liam. 4.t' I'll - 1N' ---e '''--
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-R NJ Kirby. Pittsylva-
ma m Digs, Amea; P Davidson, d II Brown, Y 6
Jones w Harvey, Pttsylvania; w Clarke. Amelia;
W Harvey A GtGreen, Pr Ed; S H Graves 4 ii
GoItreil, va; Withrow, Rockbridge; Kinks Va:
) Perkins, w j Johnson Flpvannc A PaiIer
Va Morris, Ala; F Mannoni, charlottesville; W
3 Jones, Powhatan; j S King, Ala; G Bailey. G
Dickinson, Va. ~
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RICHMOND MARKETs-sEYT-

CORRECTED DAILY. ~
FLOUR-Market is active, and receipts very small.
Seven ships now loading waiting for supply sales
to-day at S640$61. " -
WHEAT:-No change to note. Sales at 115aI20,
and l250l35 for Prime, on time. ~
TOBACCO.-The market is firm at the late a6-
vance; sales small and good much wanted for ship
ping
GROCERIES.-Cofee has advanced For Rio
lll0l2i. Sugar-6407l. Ir-I.-T
Business active, and great many goods shipping up
the canal and by railroadsi =. % =
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The odd Fellows Lodge at Abingdon, Va. have
subscribed some $1,000 or $1,000 for the establish
Inent OF a Female College at that place. Some
$4,000 are required to set such an institution 60
ing on proper scale. The last Abingdon Virgin
ian asks the public generally aid in raising the
necessary sum.
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THE GREAT RoBBER ARREsTED-Justice Squires
was arrested in Boston Monday, 1t viii be re-
lnelnbered that he was connected with the robbery
asst Concord, of immense amount of goods from
railroad depots and other places.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14

COMPLIMENT ARY-On Saturday, number of
Southern gentlemen gave complimentary to Gen.
Pillow and F. P. Stanton, NJ c. from Tenn, at the
u. S. Hotel, Washington. Several speeches were
made, among which we notice one by Gen Cush-
ing, strongly spiced with manifest destiny:
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The trial of SWAMI, for the murder of WIN. o.
SPRIcG is progressing very slowly at IIagerstown,
Nd On Saturday the list OF jurymen were com
plete, when enc of them was stricken of, on the
ground that he had expressed an opinion before he
was sworn The State moved his election, and tes-
tmouy was taken to prove the ground on which it
was made The counsel for the defence filed ex-
.a
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THE ACCIDENT on THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY
RAILRoAD.-Jamas Owens formerly bridge tender
at Hancolas Greek but discharged in consequence
Of the accident there, on Sunday arrested on
suspicion OF having placed the distractions the
track on Friday night which caused the accident
resulting in the death of Jesse Ireland the brake
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14

wether, OF Kentucky, reached his post at Santa
Fe on the eth OF August and was Immediately in
stalled as Governor. This information left that
point on the 10th ult that nothing further Of his
proceedings there came by the same opportunity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES,

~ &c. AT 3AUCTI0N.-On THURSDAY, 18th
inst at 10 O'Clock. at the grocery store of William H
riand. Broad street, next door to Matthews
Tiinberlake will be sold auction well selected
stock of GROCERIES. FIXTURES, &c. Also, fine
saddle and harness HORSE.
+ PERMs.-Gash for all sutns of $50 and under; all
over that amount 60 days credit for approved paper
sc 13--Sts 81 r. CAUTHORN. !
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The two Germans vino were arrested on suspi-
cion Of having murdered Christian Bascthle or
Boxley, near Norfolk were acq uited, there not be-
ing enough testimony to warrant their detention.
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PROBABLE MURDER.-The Georgetown Indepea
dent says thatthe body of an unknown female aged
about 20, poorly clad, was found on last Thursday
morning floating in the canal, above the Aqueduct.
Nothing has been proved, but she probably was
murdered. ,s.-=s a.-..-.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A CERTAIN
IL CURE FOR HEADACHES. BILE, Loss OF

APPETITE, AND LOWNESS OF SPIRITS. =
These invaluable 7 Ills can be taken without danger
from wet cold and require restraint from basi.
ness or pleasure. They act mildly the bowels,
without pain or gripping, strengthen the stomach and
promote healthy action of the Ever, whereby they
and invigorate the whole system. They prove an
admirable remedy also for those who suffer from a
debilitated constitution they create appetite,
correct Indigestion reiuoye bile giddiness Gus
sick headaches, and paipitation of the heart.
Sold by the Proprietor. IA, Strand tnear Temple
Bari London, and by ali respectable Vendors of Pat
those of the United States, in Pots and Boxes 57
cents 81 cents and ST 80 each.. Wholesale by the
phi lcpal Drug Houses in the Union, and by MessTs
A. B. 4 D. SANDS, New York, and P URCELL, LADD
& CO., Richmond, Va. - ~ = -
There is very considerable saving in taking the lar
ger sizes. ess Hii
N. b. Directions for the guidance OF Patients are
affixed to each Pet or Box. Sc lQ--iw
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NrssIssrrPI-F AGray-Thonlas Swami was
killed at Lexington, Mississippi on the goth ult. ia
an atiray with Joseph NARROW, ar, and Joseph Mar
low, jr, he was stabbed in the left side by the lat
ter ans died immediately $50 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14

new ORLEANS, Sept. 8.-Two young men EN-
pioyed as clerks in the post Office were arrested
yesterday charged with stealing money from the
mails mostly from Texas letters. The amount alb
stracted is believed to be large
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14

TELEGRAPH DEMANDs-The non-arrival of the
Franklin at New York, and OF the Niagara at Hall
fax, Monday, gave chance for the starting of a
rumor in New York, that the Niagara had arrived
with intelligence of War between Russia and Tur-
key, and a rise in wheat. The ruuaor was telegraph
ed from New York to ether cities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14

BISHOP DoANE concluded his defence by way Of
rejonder to Bishop Elliott on Monday at 2 o'clock
after which the Court adjourned.
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MONTPELIER Vt, Sept. 12-There are returns
from 30 towns, which Is all but ten. The Wings
have s. and the Democrats 123 in the House. The
Senate is probably Wing by one or two majority.
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MoBnE.-The interments at Mobile for two days
TO the 7th inst, amountedto g. including 60 from
yellow fever.
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The Petersburg Express Of yesterday, states
that ROBERT DUNLOP was not very much injured.
by the tall from the buggy. ....... l...
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFIcER--Conl.
mander A. G. Slaughter, U. S. N, died at the White
Sulphur springs, in Warrenton, on Sunday last,
of appoplexy, ...| ar..
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THE Omo.-The Ohio river is at a stand; bu
from the recent heavy rains rise is expected.
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THIS DAY.


RRlCk HOUSES AND LOTS ON
i1yri 5nv veer n1IkEETs FRAMED HOUSES AID
LOTS On LEIGH STREET Ar xI5fyrTON On
WEpNEsuAist the HiA day II sepfeusb1r souz-
neneing at A 6'clock r. tress ~ ry-s,,Sss. s~i1f
be sold fTo Brick HOUSES snd Tors itusfsx s.,
tine north side Of Broad street. nearIv cppcrts ia
residence Of Mr.. SsmI J. Rfthe ford nn< 6f .srE
b now the occupancy OF Mr. b. cazsasrsr,ds - =
grocery store. These houses have been bnilf ,~sh1
few years past contains about four rooms ear ssf
wing. with well Of god water m The ear3 EsrS
are peculiarly adapted for grocery stands and
.torss. The lots front 2 feet each, ard run bsek
les feet seas aa g@isI ~ & 3 n 80
Also. two FRAMED HOUSES and LOTS On ne
south side Of Catharne street. now IN the occupancy
Ct Messn Smith { Shepperson, 'front.' - feet each,
TN back l8o feet have been recently baifs 81 MS
Esisn street north of Buchanan Spring ffcnfsoz 30
e each and runnng back rs feet - sss 50
. ne above property Is owned BY gentleman ahsut
= . move from the State and win therefore be po
s,y sold Being located In rnEidly improving
- moods particularly that on Broad s.reetl IT,
attract the attention Of those wfsnf 10 invest
ana sal estate which will always yield god rents
sn :. e e sdily improve, - - -
az % jaws II. TAYLOR, A1ssr. &
I NO FRAMED TENEMENTS AND
/ me-. aaSANT LOT.-After the above WIN BE- sold
| the Sonts g ed TENEMESTS and L0TS 6fnafed ON
4 W;i ;;utn side of Leigh street - conr;nrea ,'sar
1 serhsr a. pom Raglspd's brick yard frontsns 70
70 feet va and runnirg back 100 FEET Is Id sIiey
Also, vacant Tor opposite the above. f,orn.;,, Ii
1 se "a 'ulshg back ITO feet. Terms very Hberss
H. j.. nj IT..
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The funeral of HIM. Fdrren, of Boston, who
killed by the accident to the Bay State, was
very largely attended on Sunday.
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VIRGINIA DYEING ESTABLISH.

MENT.-BESJAMIN cUDLIPP infor.ns the
scltzeus of Richmond that he has sonnmepeed the
above business Franklin Street frat house south
of the Metropoitaa, Hal. where he intends DyenE
and Finishing Ladies Silk, Cotton and WOODEN
Dresses; Six and Wooden Hose; GenfIeIaen's Coass,
Vests and Pantaloons. Having carried ON the absve
business IN over twenty years he thipks he
can give general satisfaction. He therefore sotcsfsa
SHARE Of patronage from She citizens lof Rcl knond
aud vicinity. - & 81
n b. Ladies' Waite Grape and 7fer.so shawls
cleaned and dyed Also. merchants work dyed and
flushed az the shortest ofce and ON lhe ucs< res
sonabie termss fersons going IN mnnrning can have
u done AZ the shortest uosce and asenaelt fe
Sc l5-5t BFNJ. EUpLTPP.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL

II " an ChLhSo of HALL
Il ROAD CARS, IRON, kc.--ProposaIs will he
received at the Office of the Board Of Public Work
of Virginia In the city of Richmond until O'clock
+. NJ, on the first MONDAY in December next for
furnishing the Freight and Passenger CARS required
for the equipmeD: OF the EasterV aud Western dvi-
sions OF the CONVICTION AND ONO RAILROAD
Alsa. for the CAST IRON work required in the
construction Of the Tracks Turnouts and Bridges OF
ssid road
Also proposals. for furnishing RAILS for the track
OF Eald road, 10 be made a. each end thereof.
Esch proposal must be endorsed, proposals fol
Cars Cast Iron Work, &e,' and shall state whethei
the articles proposed TO be furnished viii be manu-
faetuEed GA The line of the road or elsewhere
The proposals. 80 be addressed 10 the undersigned
JAMES q. PAXTON,
Superintendent of the C9vington
and Ohio Railroad.
RICHMOND, Sept. H. 1858. sc H-3tawId
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THE MARKETs

BALTrNoRr, Sept I3.--sales of IL 900 bbls. Rlua~
to-day at s6,la, ana 1000 at ss.a5. wheat Arm
White Corn 3 cents. .ss
NEW York, Sept l3.--salea Of is, 600 bbls. Flour
at sd5o to s. 60 for seut.ern Is 600 bushels Wheat
Sill for Southern; $4,000 bushels Corn at 81 cent?
FOR yellow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14

SEIZURE: OF FISHING VEssEL.-A defpatch
dated Boston, Sept. -, says: .'.zs'-.'-. =.ss.-
The schooner James Xix, has arrived here from
the Bay OF Chaleur. Her captain reports that the
American sehe oner Gazele, OF Dennis also three
schooners of Newburyport, Massachusetts,, and
three vessels of Cape Ann, have been seized by
the British upon the charge OF violating the fishing
laws. All the above vessels were taken off Fox
river. The affair has caused no small degree oil
excitement and trouble is anticipated.
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BY. DUNLOP. MoNCURE { CO.. -
SUGAR, MOLASSES, BACON, &c. AT
~ AUCTION, AT ROCKETTS.-On TUESDAY
the 10th inst commencing att 10 O'Clock, our Ware
house, at Rockets, we will sell, to close consign-
ments- . .sFr rr,krttE tfff Il i + ssFIf-,g
259 hhds Sugar, ranging from fair to choice quality
rs bbls prime Molasses 81 II t''H'h
10 hhds Muscovado do - Y 4.-s - szFl2
40 hhds Bacon Sides S 4sst5i +374 .a3
so boxes Candles ft 80
80 bbls Whiskey, &C. &c. sAt 52ta sA4f 8! p
Terms: Under 500 cash; over 800 four months
credit TOR approved negotiable paper. @ '1 :
ap Sale without re gard to weather ~ .sst ss9
DUNLOP, MONCURE co,
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| AMBERT's LOTTERY OFFICE

I .AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFI1,E
IL NO. NORTH CALVERT STRFrssr y - NJ
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUAPS 7H0TiETs4n1IlsTlha..
purchase or sale Of Lottery Tickets villain ~ s,s
tended with heavy penalty conyction The nh =.
senber would respectfully solicit the orders Of liz
friends and others who ma feel disposed 70 parchas
thirty years, and beirg pretty generally k1ovn
throughout the State, he deems il almost
to give any further that all business CONT
ded 10 him viii be promptly and properly atterded
to.
EE Packages, single Tickets and shares, in ali fla
Maryland Lotteries, for sale. IS ss8f4}fs sff4ElgI &
a The printed offieial drawings sent to eosres.
CF- Prizes cashed a. sight
I Address s THOMAS LAMBERT -
my T4Eists baltimore Nd
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT. IS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED, 4
Schr Mary Eddy, Insley, Philadelphia, pig iron.
= Schr Empire, York, Boston, ice to Wardwell
-, schr Adeline, Phillips, Rappahannock. wheat to
Schr Farmer, Thomas, Harden, lumber to J. Roane
Schr Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore mdse
: Schr Brilliant, Parker, ndse to w D. Colquitt &
Co.
Schr Sea View, Phillips, wheat to Bacon & Baske--
= schr Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore, ndse to D.
Schr Joseph Francis, Weston, York River wheat
Schr Sharon, NickeIson, Boston, mdse TO ID Cnrrie
;, sehr Oakland, Myers, Berkeley, wheat to Haxall l.
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BY TOLER G COOK IT = =
BY ALIEN. NOTT & co

THRUST SALE.-By virtue of Deed of
- Trust duly recorded III the Hastings Court of
Richmond, the Trustees will sell OF PUBLIC AUG
TlON, at the Store under the Exchange formerly
kept by Mcdonald 4 Lyons, ON MONDAY, 10Th
Sept, commencing at IL O'Clock, the Fancy Goods
specified in said Deed. n
The following in part: Book Case; 1 Gold
Re peater Watch; Silver Lever Watci large lot Of
Umbrellas; large lot Of Walking Canes Port Mon
naies; Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes and Tooth do.
Dressing Combs; Fancy Soaps lot of fine Cigars
Bird Cages; Show Gases; Store Fixtures. &C., &c.
lot of Miscellaneous Books.
Also, the. unexpired Lease of said Store, which is
to the list April.
Terms made known on day of sale. 81
By order Of the Trustees. - ~ te4ett!"
ALEX. MOTT & CO, Aucts.
The s,1 REEGALIA BUSINESS, in all its branches
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Ia TIERCES Reynolds family HAMS,
i " small size, received per steamer this morning.
80 u JNo. W0MBLE & co.
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NEW MEDICAL AND MISCELLA-
~ NEOUS BOOKS. EOR SALE BY

GEO. NJ. WEST.
Authorizations, or the Rational History of Appari.
uons, Visions, Dreams Ecstacy, Magnetism and Som
nambuiism, by Brerre De Boislnont
Treatise on Operative Ophthalmic Surgery by
FL. Haynes Walton, illustrated by one handred and
sixty-nine engravings on Wood by S. Little, NJ d.,
price IS 90. -
China-Pictorial, Descriptive and Historical; with
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