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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-27
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.


" l.
EARM NEAR rHK cry rnp So.
The subscriber intending ID rrr,ov $50 -. =
oners Tor sale the Farm on which - v..,se -
s Z IN tne county OF Henrico, on the New R,iSss
49, 49,. ..Ioe nue. rom the Old Market House Al
an The Farm contains one huudrsd s.,r- ~. ~
halt acres, With an ample supply 81 wssoS -. saa
comfortabie dwelling. with necss IN, s,;S sno
For terms, apply to the subscriber ON The nse
misses, or his brother, Thcs TinsIey Johnson -.
mission merchant front building. shocsos a. So.n
house, Kict mond. "1o-
WIN. q. JOHNSON
The above Farm will be sold at public suc,;o,, -,
the premises, on tuesday Afterneon, the as,h
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and 10
months for negotiable notes interest added
by trust deed. Possession given LIST October nsys
je3 w. GODDlN. Auctr.
VALUABLE FOkksT LAND & MILL
ING PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIEi-D
COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION win be
sold at auction, on the premises, on Thursday
afternoon, the 30t June, 1883. commencing at
O'Clock, fair if not. the next sir day, at the same
hour 26l acres of valuable forest land, the east
side Of The Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike.
near the half way house, adjoining the land Of
messrs Chs w Friend DIR Smith and others. and
opposite the residence OF Chs w Friend, Esq-
Alter which, say at about o'clock 81, that vain.
soie property known as the .'Ampthill Mills" con.
saning 10 acres stusted ON both sides OF the said
=
mond. The mill YVES destroyed by fire short time
.n Inc out the milidsm and every thing connected
fa tne property Except the MifitseiD Is In per
in,o Joer. Il lies on Failing Greek. which empties
~ - lanes River, and is nsvigabie from the river
Tba IN l site for vessels drawing six Ieet water
and !. water from the dam TO the site 10 "A feet
ufacturiog mill. 'oea'''A io' . laan
.h mm me, after which, will be sold the vau
incind; din. . , called "Kuhns" on Falling Creek,
euoInt Inc Farm, containing from ed 10 lO(I
a pau, o,recty on the Richmond and Petersburg
Hs Tbo ah ak miles from Richmond.
,e;nh 1 sSose property is SO well known in the
neignoorhood, that farther description ia deemed
unnecessary. For farther information. rsfsTercs
ism, msoe 70 me owner As the property viii posi
nveiy De sold persons may attend the sse with tbs
expectation of getting bargain. '''e WIN tue
Terms -One fourth cash; balance nj 10 ord
nontns iol negotiable notes, interest added Sc.
cured by trust deed title retained So
Sale conducted by w. GopD1N, Auct
] Enquirer and Whie.l ia,,
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IA ORTIMDRE5S BITTER CORDIAL
MI AND BLOOD PURIFIER-Price, 81 per
Bottle Physicians Of the first standing in the
medical profession use and prescribe it the most
effective Alternative AND BLOOD PURIFIER
ever known; while vast numbers who had long
suffered from diseases or complaints brought on by
sedentary habits exposure Indigestion torpid state Of
the liver, or impurities of the blood, look upon
this Cordial as most mysterious and magical in its
healing properties and restoring powers 1t stands
prominent in the treatment and cure of Neuralgia
General Debility and Nervous Affections Dyspepsia
or INDIGESTION Less of Appetite Acidty of the Sto.
mach, Nervous Headache or Flow of Blood to tn
Head, COstlveness or Irregularities of the BoWels
Peurisy Pains Misery in the Side Region of the
of the Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations
Prostitution of the Nervous System Geld Chilly SEN
satons. or Numbness of the Flesh Limbs Difficult
or Protuse Expectoration, Night Sweats Diseases OF
the Heart or Affections of the Lungs Jaundice Dis
eases OF the Kidneys, Derangement PROSTATE Con.
dltlen OF the Organs OF Nature, which painful
Debility and Prostration of the Nervous System Pals
or S8llow Complexion.
Mortimore's Bitter Cordial
Is purely vegetable pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe to be used In any state of health even by the
most delicate female or child
e Price one dollar per bottle.
W. v. ALEXANDER Co. Projectors, No. Bar
clay street, (Astor House, New York
~ Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most invaluable and remedy for Rheuma
tlsm in all it's FORMS either nfamnlatory, acute
chronic. no difference how bad the case, how long
standing This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND, which is a vegetable extract an internal re-
medy prepared expressly for this disease. IL has
already cured Thousands who had long been cripples
The evidence is most overwhelming and convincing
given by vast numbers of most respectable cf
tizens.
Call and get circular and read the letters and GER
tfcates of your friends and those around YOU who
had long suffered but who have been restored to per-
feet health by this remedy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & co, sole Agents
for Richmond an 20
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Municipal EleetiOn-Foreign War Vessels

NORFOLK, June 25.-Alr. Hunter Woods,
was elected Mayor of this city yesterday.
The Piussian f,iga,e Gefon, Com. SHREDDER,
with crew Of four hundred men, and the sloop
Of war Amazon, with crew of nineiy-eight
men, arrived in Hampton Roads yesterday,
and exchanged salutes with the line of battle
ship, Pennsylvania. The officers attended a
ball last night al Old Point, goI up by the ma
val officers here in honor of the unexpected
visit of the strangers. They are from Buenos
AyTes, bound for hDme, and put in here for
supplies. They will remain here about ten
days. They are beautiful looking ships.
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The Disaster upon the Nep Haren Rail-

The Disaster uponthe Neto Haren Railroad.
WORCESTER, June 24-Maihew 8yrnes, of
Spring field, who injured bV the railroad
disaster yesterday, is still lying here perfectly
insensibIe. The remainder Of the injured are
doing we'll.
THE statement that this accident occurred
on the New Haven railroad, is a telegraphic er
ror. 1t took place at Brookfeld, Mass, on the
Western railroad, more than 100 miles from
any portion of the New Haven railroad
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MEDICINE WITHOUT TAsTE.-The
uA virtues and properties of Magnesia, and its
preparation, are too well known to enlarge upon;
put on account OF its making thick nauseatng
drsug in its crude form prevents its more general
use This dssideratum has been accomplished In
Cox q Walkers APericnt Eaervesceut
nitrate Of hlaGus sia, in which the Magnesia 10
90 prepared, by peculiar chemical process 40 to
Do perfectly soluble and deprived of ifs unp
taste, without at all impsring lie properties; an
oy the addition OF cold water only, q most agreees
bic, parking, efervescent drssehtis Immediately
obtained, equal 70 Lemonade. snd much superior In
iis sperisnt Qualities to Chetenham Salts or sed-
Il 10 generally useful, and well adapted for chill.
dren and young people; for those in the prime of
HE "a wen a. thosa pf more advanced age; for the
active 40 we'll a. the ssdentary for those In good
health ~ we'll 40 for invalids. No house shopd be
without IT, a. evinced By tbs numerous recommen
dasions. which state that il Is safe mild agreeable
aud efficient aperient and puraative for general
use. which mlst give It = preiere GO, ~ : family
medicipe, available Ct all dmas with very few ex
ceptinns, to every one With safety and advaDtage-
recommends 81 The Faculty. For sais By
B WOOD. Drueatst,
jel5 Cor Shove City Hotel.
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stean,boat Accident and Loss of Life.

BUFFALO, June 24.-The steamer Chal-
Ienge, on her FIRST trip, yesterday, burst her
boilers, killing FIVE passengers instantly, and
scalding several others. The boat is com
piete wreck. She was insured in the New
York and Hartford offices for $24 600.
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Murderer Seatenced-R Railroad Strike, SC
CINCINNATI, June "A. Robinson, the man
who murdered Moses Girard few months
since, ten miles from Newport, Kentucky, was
found gully TO dav, and sentenced TO be
hanged in August next.
The labdrers on the short line railroad tun
mel struck this morning. No disturbance oc-
Cured, though vengeance was threatened
against those who may accede TO The demands
OF the contractors.
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NENTEEL HOOSEtsOT.n ETTUNT
ture at Aucsion.--on MONDAY MORN.
ING next the 9Th inst, commencing al "a O'CLOCK.
at the residence OF Mr. srone next door to MI Chss
Campoeirs residence, corner of Byrd ard Third
keeping, will be sold 81 auction, without ressrvs
his entire household furniture consistiDg In part Of
mahogany hair cloth chairs cane seat chairsi rncs.
ing chairs, sofa, centre table, large mirror, good
feather beds, bedsteads. Q wardrobes carpefs a,,d
mating, parlor stove, l excellent cooking stove.
ard many other uscful housekeeping articles.
Terms cash.
Sale to be conducted by
lie % GEO SIMMER Arrt
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Sale ofa Wooken Factory.

AUBURN, N. Y, June 23.-The Auburn
Wooden Factory and machinery was sold this
afternoon al public auction, by special grant
ofihe Legislature, for $4,000. 10 AbJah Fitch.
The mill originally eost $4,000, and is IN
good running order. ~
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BY Dunlop. Mcaoare 81 Co.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Ar AUC4
' TiOh--On Friday ne 1t, The lat of July, at
O'Clock, P NJ, we will cell at auction, on the pre-
misses those two valuable Brick Tenenen.s situated
on Ross street, Council Chamber Hill, at present
occupied by Messrs John Tyler and j Willingham,
fronting 25 feet on Ross street. and the lots ex
tending In rear to % foot alley These houses
are nearly new, and the location 10 one of the most
commanding end desirable In the city.
TERMs-One fourth cash, balance in three equal
payments, at IL and Is months interest ADDED
with deed OF trust, or the title retained till last
payment is made
DUNLOP, MONCURE g. CO.,
je 24-td Auctrs
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Murderer Sentenced.

SYRACUSE. June "a james M CURE, con-
victed yesterday in The circuit court of The
murder of James w. Holland, was sentenced
this afternoon by Judge Hubbard, 10 be hang
ed on Wednesday, Inc i7th of August. The
murder was committed in Onondaga Town
last winter. Mcclure protests that he is in-
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By James M. TAYLOR.

HIGHLY VALUABLE VACANT PRO.
IL Perty ON Franklin street, between
the First Market and Wall street, and n
large number of Old Bricks. Mt Auction
Will be sold ON THURSDAY, Both June comnenc.
ing at st o'clk NJ, upon the premises, that very
valuable Lot of Land situated on the South side
OF Franklin street, opposite 10 Union street, and
near the Shockoe Greek. The lot fronts &c fee
and runs back 1913 feet to the alley In rear sno
will be divided to suit purchasers.
Alter which will be sold about 200 600 old bricks
now ON said lot, most Of which are very go-d
From its central location, and inme diate prox
unity to the Central Depot, Market, DC, this il one
OF the most valuable pieces of vacan: property nc
offered in the city and it presents a rare opportu
nifty to the capitalist to invest proably, or 10 the
merchant and others to secure location favorable
for any large business.
Terms: One third cash. balance at and u mos
with interest, the credit payments to be secured
las NJ TAYLOR,
Jel5-3tawtS4idtd Auct.
VAL UABLk BUILDING LOT ON
MAYO STREET AT AUCTION-Wnl be
sold on Thnfsday nexs, at o'clock that very
valuable and beautiful Building Lot situated the
east side OF Mayo street, near Broad street. and a6-
joining Hughes Cottages. TIE lot fronts 80 feet
and runs back 100 feet
Persons in went of a central and pleasant build.
ing site, would do well to attend this sale.
TERMs-One third cash. balance at 6 and 10
months, with interest," satisfactorily secured.
e25 JAMES nj TAYLOR, Auct
Ok BUJLDlNG LOps IN AND NEAR
80 THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE
VIII be sold on Wednesday, the 29th day of
June 1853. at 5k O'Clock, P NJ, one Lot on Vail~y
street two on Concord street, eleven on Coleman
and Bridge streets. in Craig's plan, adjoining the
property of X C Wortham. Esq; and twelve on
Bowling Green street and the Mecnanicsville Turn.
pike road. These lots are within a few minutes
walk OF the Old Market, add are suited for small
family residences. and portion well suited for
Grocery stores. Terms at sale
je 25 JAS M TAYLOR, Auctr,
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From Central america.

NEW YORK, June pa letter from San
Juan de Nicaragua. dated June 16lh, reports
every thing quiet at that place and Costa
RIGA. The war between Guatemala and
Honduras was slowly progressing. The U.
S. sloop of war Albany arrived at San Juan
on the Ist and sailed thence on the 5th.
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English Fishermen driren off By French
Cruiser

BosToN, June 24-rhe Newfoundland pa-
pers make bitter complaints Of the manner in
which the French cutter drove the British
fishermen from St. Georges Bay. They say
that the English vessels were compelled TO pu,
10 sea. leaving behiad all their nets and fish;
and when some vessels put hack on account
OF the heavy sea, they were fired into by the
French cutter. The Legislature will proba-
bly, investigate the matter strictly.
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Eff Valuable Sheep Killed.

ALBANY, June 23.--On Friday last, so i'm
ported sheep, the property OF Mr.. Jeweti, OF
Niddlebury, were killed on the Burlington and
Rutland Railroad. They were valued at $40,
Q00
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BY Alexander Mott a. Co.

I'M NEXT THURSDAY MORNING, at 10 o'c!k,
we will sell at Auction, in our store, larse lot
OF Dress and Frock, Blue and Black Cloth Goats,
Silk Vests, Linen DrilliDgs, &c, &c.
Also, consignment of Canopy, Double, Single
and Trundle Iron Bedsteads
Also lot OF Manufacturers Tobacco, 10, 900 Do.
mesuc Cigars, quarter casks Cognac Brandy, I6
baskets Champagne Wine, "Heissick IN brand
Also, large lot OF House Furniture belonging
9. 70 family declining Housekeeping-consisti OF
je % ALEX. MOTT e. RI A..
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eating the Murderer Respited.

TRENTON, June 25-WiIliam eating, the
murderer OF the two children Of Daniel o.
Brien, has been respiteG by the Governor un.
I'll July 2lst, for the purpose of obtaining FUR
Their information as to his inbecilty.
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Fnt,zL Steomboot 6ccident-

BUFFALO, June 24.-rhe steam propeller
Challenge, from Chicago, exploded her boiler
on Wednesday, near Hlackinaw, killing five
and wounding others. The Challenge was on
her first trip.
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Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve Tor your beholding,
Forms and faces long since mouldinqf
MoULsoN take, with orief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
A truthful, hie-iike, finely fnished portrait or
niDistuIe of relative or friend, severed from us
By distance Or death, who would not prize and de.
sire TO possess A clear, rich.toned durable Da.
guerreotype is an obiec: rarely seen. But hfOUL.
SONS Pictures Withstand the test of time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either SIDE the atlantic.
Cur price for one of these fine Portraits 10 only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to
call and examine specimens
Observe the name and number-MOULSON'S
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
strfaat Fa
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MILL SELLING OFF AT COST-
- FARTHER REDUCTION IN PnICES Il am
still selling off at and below cost and shall continue
to do so until the close of my business 1t would
be in conss.ence with the interest Of all those in
want OF good bargains In Dry Goods, Hosieries,
Gloves, Fancy Goods, &c, to give me timely cali
and apprize themselves of the fact that am really
selling my Goods at prime cost prices.
I'll ROSENFELD,
Je 25-tJ7* us Broad street.
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Vermont Guberaatorial Candidate.

MoNTPELLgER, June 24.-The Vermont
Stale Democratic Convention to-day nomina
ted John s Robinson for Governor, Jefferson
Kidder Tor Lieut.. Governor, and ]. A. Page for
Treasurer
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Wellinrfon Ga1a1-

M UST vALUABLE PKTvATE RESI-
a. a.. DEnCE ON GRACE, BETWEEN 2rp AND
WIN esLhEETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
!, ,soa. upon The premises commsncins =. o;ciock
sws.r aoss Valuable residence on Grace street. be-
E.o ea nc and 3rd streets, now owned By B siaae,
mona ! no contemplates removing from Rich
back ia tae LOT mas front OF sc feet. and runs
the ~. c'scnen containing rooms ali buit within
su uerinr years VI the best material and of
5000 workmanship. The buildings alone cost 81
Persons disposed to purchase IN. .h,,. n,.,.r,u
'sT 90 90 before the day Of sale VIC a'o'e property
months Tor n quarter cash balance q. q 6 and
je27
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CooD NEWS: GOOD NEWS: STILL

G00D NEWS! GOOD NEWS. STILL
W THEY COME.--A w OSBORN, the Dsguer.
rean Artist, l72 Main Street. opposite the Banks,
still continues TO take those life ike Pictures that
has given him such rush of business the last fit
teen months. Dir Osborn will guarantee to make
fine pictures of children in two seconds of time-
Those that have tried at other Galleries and failed
are respectfully invited to call Prices very low
Come and see.
stock stock! tock!-oSBORN 10 pre-.
pared to furnish Daguerrean Stock, wholesale or
retail He has constantly en- hand every size, Star
40 Plates, Cameras, Head Rests, Mercury Baths
Guiding Stands, Coating Boxes, Wood Vices;
Peck's Patent Plate holders; Color Boxes; Cotton
Velvet and silk Velvet Cases ell sizes; Jenny Lind
Papeir Machie and evsry other style Of Cases. All
kinds OF Chemicals. Also, .ae Patent Stereotype
Cases cheap for cash. A w OSBORN,
el6 Sign Of the Flags of all Nations.
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By James NJ. Taylor.

IEasE 01 OuSE AND UNRypIpun
AT L AMrTio oF GROUND ON BROAD sT rMED
June AZ * e s oso on psnd.y. ash
premises tina. framed Store and DweIi,.a upon the
avenue, and now in the occupancy of Do, Brook roo
wsieS Inc
perry 10 now rented to good ,enan, =, a ans pro-
annum subject to ground rent of $40 per snnn PEI
le "a JAMES N. TAYInR ana. :.
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nATHs, BATHS. nAmu. 3
,s,,s Hos, Cold and Blower Bahia csr 4. g
-. - .ne naif Dressins, Shaving ana - - ned
ny sssoon, snder the American Huie n,ssmpoo'
slsse Bath as cents. or Eve ticker. for !, ~
rieSrp Z, xen can always ma NJ -
~ TanS sakery, Ill Main strees a. rAiS-
~ ~ Sa.es. fastrys Pics. Crackers Rr..Su snsnt
&C, that cannot be surpassed ~ :. noils
Csnpnsnnent IN the atty, Ia variety or o.ner
SeaoI soEo your ordars 10 fnT--
mn iI--n VIM FkICnMER IN ~
u Great Blood Puriier.-Th,.
Ssnack Medicine, but compounded by Rasn,. nj no
ncian Oh thirty yearr practice in PhiladeInh ny
DesI sarsapanlia in the world y DIR Z ps Inc
SAkSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER vs, 1855
strengthen and enrich the blood cleanse the Ra.iy
Gil pimpes erupttons, bles and sores Of sysr q
1t will also invigorate the Constitution ra; ING nc,
spirits, improve the appetite, and give bIoor, e
freshness to the pallid cheek and yellow sLin p
sons who are sckly and feeble soon become strons
ana ouoyant; ,t cures Rheumatism, Dropsical Swell.
lngs; scrotuls Bladder and Kidney Affections. In.
deed, when the system requires strength when the
blood thin and weak and when the constitution has
become impaired by excess # any kind or by mercu
ry good health bloom and vigor will be restored
by the use Of q few bottles of DR.. ROSES Celebra-
ted SARSAPARlLLA COMPOUND 1t Is also a
pleasant Spring and Summer drink with cool water
Quart bottles 81; small bottles so cents Sold by ali
the Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk and
other parts of the State. je I7-dtf
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EENTL E1EN will find at the MetropOli-
~ tan store, an assortment of thin goods
adapted to this hot weather, consisting III part Of
White Linen Drilling. some very superior
White Duck, nice article
French Linens Striped and Plaid
Plain and Striped Nankeens and Cottonades
Silk, Half Hose, large variety
Cotton do do do
Plain and BoIdered Linen Hhdkfs
Alexanoer's Silk and Kid Gloves
Summer Cravais silk, Lawn and Bingham
WILCOX d. BELTS,
]e2o Isl Eagle Square.
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LANDER r's LOTTERY OFFICE.
NO. 8 North Calvert street,
BALTIMORE
(Oppssite Barnum's Hotel }

(Oppesite Bsrnuns Hotel)
TINE purchase sale of Lottery Tickets nnhin
IL the State Of Vtrsini being now in violation OF
law, and attended with heavy penalty on con
victiou, the subscriber would respectfully sosci,
the orders of his friends and others wbo NAV feel
disposed to purchase. Having been resident Of
Richmond for upwards OF thirty years. and b.iny
pretty generally known throughout the State, be
deems it almost unnecessary to give any further
assurance that all business &C nded to him will be
promptly and properly attended TO.
R Packages, single Tickets and shares, in all
the Maryland Lotteries. for sale.
Ey The printed official drawings sent to
respondents by the irsI mail.
@- Prizes cashed at sight
address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my l4-ists Baltimore, MA
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Departure of taco Suspicious Armed Vessel,
from Nen Orleans.

New ORLEANS, June 22.--A telegraphic des-
patch from the BaliZe says that two suspicious
vessels, armed 10 the teeth, left the head Of the
Passes at two o'clock this afternoon for sea-
Destination unknown.
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O. sTRAYRD Or STOLEN FROM
oN the subscribers lot, on Tuesday night
asht Bar HORSE. Any person or persons re-.
JAMES GREGORY
10 Q6-lts Nicer the Armory, Richmond
gUPR HlOR GOLD PRNs.-JANE6
ii WOODaOUsE Gate Nash Z Woodhouss) -
lust received lof Of superior Geld Pens, man.
ufactursd expressly for him. Anoos them are
Clerks viii 30 doubt hke.
Those In want Of good Gold Pens are rs6b6rtfally
fnvitsd 70 call and sfy them. jea5
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BY WeIlinefan aaddiu.

SMALL FARM ON THE WESTERN
- - SIDE OF The BROOK TURNPIKE, ABOUT
g miLES FROM TIE CITY OF RICHMOND,
r rs SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Will be sold on
Monday Afternoon, tae 27th june, 1858. upcn
ne n premises, commencing at o'clock, that vaiu-
sDe lttle Farm on the Brook Turnpise, about II
MI ,i,nes from the City Of Richmond, now occupied
ey Mr.. r. BLACKBURN Sf's
ne tract contains about 30 acres-all of which.
r. re- cleared and In high state Of Improvement.
aneie IRE ample buildings upon 1t for the accom-,
moSation of small family.
ssas-one fourth cash. balance at 4, and l2,
months for negotiable notes. Interest "a secp,sd
jel6 " conntu 49,
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IMPORTANT TO BLACKSaIITHS,
i MACHlNISTS, &c, 6c.-The Subscribers hav.
ing sold thei- Richmond Iron add Steel Works. Of
fer for sale privately, until the l4h day of July
next. their entire stock of bar iron, hoops bands
crow bars, hinges, &c. &c
Il comprises . large assortment of superior iron,
and VIII be sold In large or small quantities to re-
sponsibie customers, upon accommodating terms,
Such of the stock - may remain unsold ct the
expiration Of this month VIII be offered at auction
on Friday, the llth day Of July next, .: 3cA NJ.
ie22-dkc tdss TOMPKINS 4 GWYNN