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Arrfrd Of the Philadeiphia-More Gold
Coniag.

Nsw oRLEASs, Jane 10th.-The steamer
Philadelphia has arrived here from Aepinwali,
which place she left on the Sd. She brings a
large number OF passengers.
The Philadelphia connected with the John
l.. Stevens, which left San Francisco on the
10th ult, with $50 passengers.
The shipments of gold by the Illinois, TO
cether with that of the Ell Dorado, and that
via the Nicaragua route, amounts TO nearly
three million dollars for the fifteen days ending
10th of May, exclusive of a large amount
brought and being forwarded in the hands OF
passengers.
The general news from Panama is unimpor
;ant
The steamer Illinois was to leave soon with
a eco 600 worth of gold and 800 passengers
Tor New York.
The health Of the Isthmus was good.
Nooiher news of moment hey ond what has
already been sent,
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June 1l.-Sales to day of 400
barrels choice brands Howard Street Flour al
$462}.
Rul a small quantity Of Grain offered on
Change Th,s morning. Nothing done in
Wheat. We quote red nominally at local O5cy
white do I06all2c.
Sales Of absut 5000 bushels Corn at 55a56c
for white AMI SIC. Tor yellow. 1t will be seen
that white Corn is advanced slightly, owing to
ths demand scarcity.
NEw YORK June I1.-FlGur quiet. Sales
OF $500 bbls Ell 81 44l450 for State and IS IS
40 for Southern. Safes ofl60 900 bushels wheat
at l3Oc. for primr Genessee and ITO for Ohio
red. Sales OF 10000 bushels Corn at 65a66c
for mixed aud yellow. Oats 48a50c.
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Two NEWLY RECTED BRICK
Tenements on Marshall. between I 9TH

TWO NEWLY Z K & IT d BRIG K
Te1emenfs on Marshall, between 18th
and 18th streets, at Auction.-Wiil be sold,
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, 18th inst, commenc.
Ing at o'clock, upon the premises two newly
erected brick tenemeHts on the North side OF Mar.
snail between 9Th and 18th streets. The houses
contain CO about rooms each, with kitchen, &c
This lots front together about As feet and run back
about 80 feet TO an alley.
TINS property being located so convenient to the
business parts OF the city, market, dock, &c, must
always Yield good per cent. in the way of rent
or oners good investment in view of an improve
ment in value
Ierms-One third cash, balance end l2 months
with interest and deed Of trust upon the proper.
ty. or The title retained uI payment in iuli Oh the
purchase money. By request
JET JAS M TAYLOR Auc,
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Arrfr1E of the Isabel.

The steamer Isabel, from Havana, arrived at
Charleston on Saturday. The advices are I'm.
important.
Captain Welsh, agent of the New Y ork un.
derwriters. was hung in etfigy at Key West
on the u inst. The excitement was intense.
The Judge admiral and agent were much
alarmed al the prevailing crisis, and it was
thought they would have to seek safety in
flight,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPATcH |
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE !,

New YoRK, June l2.-The Pacific has ar.
rived with Liverpool dates to June lar. She
brings l23 passengers. The Asia arrived ON,
on the 2sth and the City of Manchester on the
99,h.
The English government refused TO reply TO
an inquiry from both houses OF Parliament, a.
to whether the Mediterranean feet had been
ordered to assist Turkey.
All the Captains Generals of C uba ms, and
present, except Concha, have been deno,nced
'dthe British Parliament as guilty of par,ici.
pa,lng in the slave trade.
The British naval force is TO be aupmsn,sd
ar's'a' late President of Mexico. has arrived
in London.
Switzerland has ordered out her whole mill.
tary strength to fight Austria, if necessity shall
require il.
II. u. fiitt IL Son, Of Lubec have failed.
menschikof left Constantinople on the ODD.
ana arrived at Odessa on the 23d Nav.
RUSSIAN army, lU0.O00 strong, is concentrated
on the Turkish frontier. The ministry of Eng.
land, France, Prussia and Austria, made a Joint
attempt to reconcile the parties, but Menschi.
soh and the Divan were equally infexible; SO
Menschikof left for Russia. The Ottoman
naval fleet has been sent ftr, and part of il des.
patched for Egypt for troops. Albas Pasha
has already, as Minister of War, sent couriers
TO every Ottoman province, calling OUT all the
wariike resources Of the Empire. There is
no account of the whereabouts OF the French
fleet, ITS movements being kept profoundly Sc.
cret.
The state of affairs is regarded as critical.
butth difficulty may yet be quietly settled.
Private accounts received from London announce
that Nsnkn has certainly fallen The British com.
mander refused to allow British vessels to go nm
the river with stores ammunition for either par
~, and the Imperial commissioner hired a Portu-
guese feet to relieve the necesst les of the cty: hut
1t was capture by the rebels Appeals were then
ade to the English, French and American con-
suls when three English steamers and the French
irigate Csssina were sent up, and the American
commissioner, Marshall undertook to place the fri.
gate susquehanna before Nankn. The result how.
ever, was not known.
Commodore Perry had despatched the Plymouth
to Shanghai.
I'VE have received no report of the foreign mar.
kets
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Genrgie1 Appoiatments.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-The following ap.
noin,a...us. have been made for Georgia:
So',.r.ap Cohen, postmaster for Savannah.
.laui.. " Smytn, postmaster for Augusta.
Mr. Fr,lth, postmaster for Columbus.
Mi Nrs,eu. postmaster for Macon.
NJ McIn,osh and Mr.. Mckay have been
appointed appraisers for the city OF Savannah.
All these are said to belong TO that class OF
noIiticians deuominuted "fre.eaters," except
Dir. Mcintosh.
Phillip J. Punch, Esq, who was an appli-
cant for The posImastership Of Savannah, is 10
have charge.ship. not yet named, but consid-
cred much more preferable position.
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Death of Gen. Riley.

BUFFALO, June l0.-Brevet Major General
Riley died last night, aged 66 years. He went
10 California in lS4S, was ordered to take COM
mand of regiment on the Rio Grande, but he
returned home, and, being unable through i'll
health, 10 return TO active service, settled in
Buffalo. He has been suffering for some time
from cancer, and leaves widow and five chill
dren. The funeral, with military honers, will
take place Tomorrow afernC on.
Bennett Riley was native Of St. Mary 8
county, Md, where he was born about the year
1890,
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From the South Pacific.

Bosros, June 10, p. MA letter received
here from Payta, dated May l4th, says that a
French steamer had arrived with the report oil
the being ended between the French Ad
miral and Ecuador, under direction of the
French feet there. The ships and steamers
were moored before the city, and the Govern
ment was willing 10 accept any conditions
rather than have Guayaquil battered down.
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BY Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
By alexander Mott a. Co.

r AIDES SALE of ChiIdrens Wearing
- Apparel.-Un Wednesday Morning, the
18th inst, commencing at O'Clock, we will sell at
auction, in the Fancy Store, corner of Main and
LIST Sta the entire stock, being the most beautiful
offered in the city. The stock consists of almost
every article of Dress for Boys and Girls, most Of
which is beautifully emb'd and trimmed in tasty
style.
Also, handsome assortment of Trimmings and
Fanct Articles.
Every information will be given as to the sizes
each article is intended to fit.
N The sale will be exclusively for Ladies
seats will be prepared, and everything conducive
to their comfort will be att ended TO- so they may
have no decacy in attending, and giving what they
think such articles are worth to them.
Sale conducted by
je 10 ALEX MOTT g. CO, Auct
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BY Dunlop. Moncure & Co.

HOUSEHOLD AND kITCHEN FIR
Ill niture: also, valuable Carriage Horse. and
small Carriags and Harness, at auction On
Wedr esday, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the
residence Of the late DR. Benjamin Lewis, on 5lh
between Main aud Cary SITS, adjoining the residence
of Mr. Jno C Hobsou, we will sell all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture of the decessed consisting
in part Of
l Mahogany Wardrobe
l Marble Top Bureau
l Large Mahogany Redstead, Bedding, &c
Silver Table and Teaspoons
Silver Casters, &c, DC
ALSO,
safe and well conditioned Harness Horse, and
neat small Carriage and Harness.
Terms-Under 500, cash; over 500, months
credit, for approved negotiable notes
WOOD BOULDIN,
SAM'L GREENHOW,
Exr of DR. BENZ Lewis, decd.
Sale conducted by
jell DUNLOP, MONCURE & co, Aucts.
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Lesperaie Gaze of Scr0fuia
cured by b ollovays Ointmen 1T and Pills.

LIZ Lesperaie Gaze OF Scr0 fu a
cured by h oiloways Ointment and Pills.
Mr. Heyds n, oi sydney, wholesale Agent tor the
sale Of Hol!oways medicines in New South Wales,
states tlat Ih0maS Evans, In the employ of Mr.
Charles Thomson. OF Bersmbulu Yves sorelv
afflicted for years with scrofua in the neck and
his body was covered with peculiar kind of MIN.
pie, cut OF which exuded watery mucus He
had been a, considerable expense In trying various
medicines, but without any good effect: he then
used doloways Ointment and Pills. which in a
snort period - II ctaal cured him, that he has
continued in The most perfec. health to the present
time.
Sold b. the Proprietor 224 Strand, (near Tenn.
pie BaE) London, and By all respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines throughout tine British Empire,
and by those ii The United States in Pots and Box.
es AZ 37H cenls 81 CENTS and u 81 eech. Whole
sale by tne principal Drug Houses IN the Union. and
by AessEs d d SANDS, New YORK, and PUR.
CELL, LADD a. co, Richmond, Va.
Theirs Is yesy considerable saving In taking the
larger Sizes
B-DireeEions for she guidance Of Patients are
affixed 10 eaeh Pot or Bog. je l3-lw
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Steamer Burnt.

BUFFALO, June l0-The steamer Admiral,
of the line running between Toronto and Roch-
ester. was totally destroyed by fire this morn
ing whilst lying at her dock in Toronto. She
was burnt TO the waters edge. Fortunately
no lives were lost. She was pretty we'll ia.
Curei
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The Killed and Wounded at Montreal.

MONTREAL, June ii 1T has been ascertain
ed that fifty persons were shot during the Ga
vaZzi riot on Wednesday night; of which num-
Der twenty were either killed outright or NOR.
tally wounded. Gavazzi has left for New York,
and the city is patroled by the military.
The Mayor at an informal meeting of the
City Counsellors yesterday, denied that he had
ordered the soldiers to FIRE, or that the officers
haG az piled TO him for orders 10 do so. Who
it was that ordered the soldiers to fire he could
not say.
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FIRE IN CIECIsNATI.-A fire broke out in
the liquor store of Guirraud g. Sanan, Gin
cinnali, on the night of the 9Th, which spread
to the adjoining liquor store Of N. A. Little &
Co., the grocery store of Mccullough, Morris
& Co., and the iron store Of Neave & Free, all
of which were grsatly damaged. The pro-
gress OF the flames were checked by the fall
ing of the warehouse of Keys, Maltby & Co.,
in the rear of the above mentioned buildings.
The warehouse con aimed 800 hhds. of sugar,
and considerable quantity of moIasses and
other goods most OF which were Destroyed
The total loss is not yet ascertained, but is
fully covered BY insurance.
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- - - - It
IMPORTANT AND CHEERING NEWSi
PARISEN & KINGS
STE A NJ 5 HIP EXPRESS,
Per R0AN0KE Ann JAJlEsTnxUg


Fer ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDI.
TION, &c &C.
'k\HE proprietors having made new arrangements
for the still better dispatch Of their Express by
the steamships * oanoke and jamestown from
New York, they wish to keep il before the public
that PARlSEN 81 KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always on hand tor the accommods-
ton Of their friends, at the lowest rates and unpa
ralleled di'patch-their Express leaving New York
is generally delivered at almost every point of Viz
ginia in 45 hours and throughout North Carolina in
Sc hours, and at forty per cent below the old UNI
BUG MONOPOLY.
PARlSEN d KINGS facilitie for the expeditions
transportation of Freight and Packages cannot be
beat by any express company in existence, and thew
defy any competition, therefore. in the saape of
humbug, imposition and monopoly.
EaF be sure to order your goods by Parfsen
d Kings Express, NJ < Barclay street, New
York.
Rest assured, that all they promise, they
will faithfully fulfil y
PARloEN d KING, No Barclay ST., NY,
and Bollingbrook street, Petersburg, Va.
q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKAGES for Norfolk Pc
tersburg, Richmond and the interior, intended tor
shipment per steamers Roanoke and James
town, viii hereafter tie received by Messrs pARI
sen d KING, No 2 Barclay street, New York who
are rae only authorised A gents to forward our
Express packages by those steamships.
VIRGINIA, n. CAROLINA AND TENNESSEE
ia l3-2m
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GURDER.-We learn that respectable and
wealthy resident Of Hanover county, named
William K. Hill, was on Friday evening last
stabbed by man named William Kersey,
with q bowie knife, in the region of the heart,
dying Immediately from the effects of the
wound. Itappears that Kersey had, for long
time been living with Mir. Hill, acting as man
ager for his property. On Friday evening, Mr..
Hill went TO kersey's house and found him
about attempting to whip sister of Mrs. Ker.
sey. Mr.. Hill of course interiered, whereupon
hersey stabbed him to the heart. Kersey in .
mediately fed, and was traced as far as this
city on Saturday, He is tall, thin visaged
man, blue eyes and sallow complexion.
7. S--Kersey delivered himself up on Sat.
srday 10 the authorities of Hanover county,
and is now in Jail.
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ELEVENTH observation-disclosures, the reg
ular democratic candidate, is elected to Con-
gress from the eleventh district in Virginia by
3s6 meiOfitY.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By WeIlIsgtsn &c dals.

BY Wellington Goddin.
EARM NEAR THE CITY FOR SALE.
L Tim subscriber attending to remove South, now
offers for sale the Farm which he resides. situa
ted In the county of Henrico. on the New Bridge
Road three miles from the Old Market House ad
] Jining the lands OF Mrs Gibson and John .. God
din The Farm contains one hundred four and Q
half acres. with an ample supply OF wood. good and
comfortable dwelling, with necessary out buildings.
For terms, apply to the subscriber on tue pre-.
misses, or his brother. Thos Tinsley Johnson. COM
mission merchant front building, shockoe ware
house, Rict mond.
The above Farm viii be sold at public auction, on
the premises, on Tuesday Afternoon, the 2eih
June. 1883, at 5 O'Clock.
TERMs-Cne third cash; balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
je ID w. GODDlN. Auctr.
BY Dunlop, Moncure q Co.
A DESIRABLE Family Residence at
IN Auction.-On Wednesday, the I'D inst
at o'clock, M, we will sell at auction, the resi-
dence of the late DR. Bent Lewis, on 5th, between
Main spd Cary SITS, and adjoining the residence of
Mr. John Hobson. Its central location renders
it desirable to gentlemen engaged in business. 1t
fronts 80 feet 9Th st, and back 100 feet to
an alley.
Terms-Onethird of the purchase money cash !;
the balance on q credit OF 4, and IL months for
negotiable notes, interest added, and title retained
WOOD BoULDIN,
8 c GREENHOW
Execrs Of DR. BENZ Lewis.
Sale conducted by Messrs DUNLOP, MoNcunE e.
Co. Aucts je l3
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New YORK, June 1l-The American mail
steamer Atlantic sailed to-day for Liverpool -
She takes over zoe passengers, and $295, 900
10 specie.
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PETERSBURG, June 12.-The examination
of witnesses in the Montague case closed yes
terday, and MIR. Jores addressed the Jury for
the Commonwealth, and Mr.. Rives for the de-.
fence.
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TMNIEDIATEI,Y after the sale of the Good,

IMMEDIATELY after the sale of the Goode
l. Mansion, on Thursday, the 18th inst at five
o'clock NJ, we will sell those two eautiiul build
ing lots the corner of 9th and Marshall streets,
Church Hill. adj oinng the Goode property on the
north side, fronting 80 feet each running back 12O
feet to an alley.
Also one lot fronting SO feet on 9th street, run.
ming back 100 feet to alley and s situated on the
south side of the Mansion.
TERms-One third cash, balance at 6 and 70
months, with interest; the credi. payments to be
satisfactorily secured.
JET TOLER e. COOK .Aucts
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MOST VALUABLE REAL EsTATl
By Toler 81 Cook.

WE WILL sell on Thursday, the 10Th inst
w at the hour of O'Clock, P III, that beautiful
MANSION. on Church Hill for many years owned
and occupied by Joshua Goode, decd. The lot
fronts los feet 9Th ST. between Broad and Grace
SIS, running back 165 feet
The dwelling is large and airy and in first rate
order. with every convenience necessary for large
aud genteel family. Persons wishing to purchase
such property as above described, are respectfully
invited to attend the day of SALE the property
will certainly be sold.
The terms will be one third cash. the balance in
IL and / months, with interest added; the purchas
er giving negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
or deed of trust, to secure the credit payments.
je4 TOLER Il COOK, Aucts,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS I1AY.


MUM CUT1EASs Assls, Blechs NJ
On Monday, 18Th inst & { o;c;ocR n. 4 IL
stone Yard OF the late Chs Wood, on Byrd &,
oetMeen Iufn aud llth. nearly opposite the Wool.
en- NIL How, win sell sell 1t sucsion for essh, !
Iot OF ssgne cutters and elscksmiths tools, blocks
ness. &c.
je e-5ts RcAuTHnRn
FURNITURE SALE.-un next nIerdav.
4 18th June, at 10 o'clock, at No ia9 Main strest'
Eagle Square, next Messrs Nash & woodbonssss
Book Store, viii be sold, lot OF well kept Furul
ture, most of It new, consisting of IN elegant erd
robe. French Spring Bedstead, Feather Bed, Hair
Mattress and Bed Furniture Parlor and other Chairs
Diuing and Tea sets, Tsbe Silver, Chamberwsrs.
Stoves Music Stand, Locking Glasses, Carpets, Bu.
reaus, &c. r CAUTHORN, Auct.
ja 9-4ts
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ATUnAGh, sTORAGE.-I'hc snb.eribefs
- having rented the custcm house Lamber
House. on 18th street, Ia rear OF our Auction and
Commission Store, are prepared 10 receive al and
every kiad ii Goods on storage. and on reasonable
ternls. Insurance can to effected ~ lhe lo~ee
rates, ss the building 10 ere proof Every sif nsto.
will be paid 20 the reception ana se1ysfy y
so mx s ssau'''u AIExANDER MOTT 8 CO
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BY Geo. J. sumner.
VALUABLE LAW Library For

FO II IA ATIUN WANThD.-JOHN
4 LEVES, native of Truro, England, and for
long time resident In Richmond, Va, or any of his
descendants, or friends. will confer great favor
by communicating with RICHARD EVANS, care
OF Messrs Vivian e. Sons, liverpool England, and
giving him ali the facts which they may know in
relation to said Lsves and family jel0--4s
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EXPIRE NOTICE.
Do not be Deceived By tAe
"Exclusiye Express Company,

EXPRESS NOTICE.
Do not be Deceived By Me
"Exclusiye Express Company.v
Ez PAkISEN e. KING rIzaxzrzuur,
SRkSSs continue TO forward sno b
ezpiess Goods per steamer Roanoke, sve-y u.s.
day and Saturday ss heretofore at the iopsst yars
and will bs delivered with their usual pr1mosness
and dispatch.
Caution TO Merchants, &c.
Observe Inc noties Of Ludism a. Pieasanis, Tia
Agents for the Steamers Ia New York. thar ak
Express Packages Intended for steamers RosRske
and JanestoDn riU hereafter be delirved to Adsns
4 Co., which, by ordering your packages simply
per steamer" VIII be- thrown into the hands of 10
MONOPOLY guard yourselves against that save
the imposition and order them by PARTISAN q
KINGS EXPRESS. Barclay street, NEG York, ard
have them delivered 10 you al tnelr u.uai cheap
rates
Be cautious, and encourage an o position %
monopoly
f1y- Goods forwarded to all the principal towns
In Virginia, North Carolina and Tcnnessse
w l. MAULE, Agent
jelI-3t Pear strseL
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Eg NOTLCE.-A. EODEkEk respectfully
informs his friends and the public in general that
ne mas remred from No II to No 10, Immediately
opposite bis old stand, and that of Messrs Van Lew
Taylor, where ne has opened with fresh and
enlarged Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
rants, oiis, Dye stufs, Brushes, Fancy Articles,
q C; and as great care is observed in the selection
OF ms stock, purchasers may rely upon obtaining
everything and tee from adulteration. and at
Is lew ana accommodating terms as they can be
bought snyw here In the city.
orders and prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention paid to shipping
and packing. A'BUDEKER,
my 2b-ts No 10 Main Street.
r. 1T would hardy 40 Tor any one to have the te-
merty nowadays to question the excellence of DR..
noonand's German Bltters, which are prepared by
Dr T. M Jackson. In cases of dyspepsia, liver COM
paint and arrangement of the digestive organs, their
many virtues have long since been made plainly ap-
parent. They purge from the system the morbid hui
mors which retard the natural functions and bring
paleness to the cheek and suffering the brow. They
Danish those clogs upon happiness and restore the sys
tenn to high health. je8-dw2w