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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


MING LAND ONsPLANK ROADiABOBT 2I
MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION--Will be sold on TU BSDAY, the 9Th inst,
commencing O'clock 160 ofland being the Eas-
portion OF the Windsor situated the South
Side of the plank road about q miles of Richmond
The Land has front on the plank road about three
eghts Of mile and extends back to the canal which
it has about the front. About to 40 acres are
cleared and the balance say 20 heavily wooded
and part of it well tinbered 1t will be divided into
lots or otherwise to suit the views of bidders
From tae proximity of this land the city of Rich.
mond and tho goodness ofthe road to it, together with
the great value of the wood and timber upon it, it oers
peculiar advantages to persons wishing to engage in
profitable enterprise, the wood upon the land will
probably pay the whole purchase money.
TERhs-One third cash, balance at and years for
bonds bearing interest, secured by trust deed.
plat OF the Land can be at my Office in a few
days.
ia7 GODDTN Auctr
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C0TT0N FACTORY IaANDs.

NV &N n ID 70 hire lOr the ensuing wear seventy ~
w eighty hands, to work in the Manchester Cof,on
Factorygirls and boys from twelve to- eighteen years
paid t,'ee' p" nj DC
Also. wanted to employ, a large number of WHITE
OPERATIVES both experienced and inexperienced
and viii pay to such very liberal wages
Application may be made to the Superintendent Mr.
" htehead at the factory, or to the Undersigned
WIN. II. POWERS, Agent
de 2S-tt Office No l4l Main street
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b BANK OLE VURCTNS1

President and Directors of the Bank of Viroinia
have declared dividend of four and quarter per
cent out of tho profits of the Bank for the last six months
subject TO the deduction OF quarter per bonus
the State, which leaves per cent or So go per share
payable to the Stockholders on the 18th inst.
ia o LIT SAML. MARK, Cashier.
~ OIlCE.-lh have this day enteredinto scopartner
!! ship with my brother, Edwin Holman aud the bu.
slness will continue under the style of Holman Bro
JAMES HOLMAN
EDWIN HOLMAN
All persons indebtedto me by bond otherwise are
requested to come forward and sete is important
TO close my old business soon as possible
re urn my thanks my old friends and respectfully
ask continuance of their patronage to tho firm.
ia Wv JAS. HOLMAN.
STKATTON's OFFICER, Me- South l4th
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By GEORGES SUMNER.

EyURNITURE AND MEsCELIASE0Es
H GOODS AT AUCTION-O FRIDAY orniug,
14th instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock, will be sold at
auction without at my auction sales No
Fifteenth street, follows:
l mahogany Sideboard l mahogany Sofa
do dining Table, Washstana
Tin Safes, large quantity wood soa, Chairs. Ward
robes
common Bedsteads
Cooking Stoves, kitchen Tables
Washstands. invoice Cologne, &c
Together with the Furniture of two families declining
housekeeping, consisting ofthe usual variety
ia - GEO. j. SUMNER, Auct
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N OTHCE.-Haying purchased the stock of Groceries
and taken the store formerly occupied by Mr. Pat H
Butler, shall IN future keep general and welseect
ed srock OF Groceries, and would be pleased see all INV
old friends and the public generally, determined
to sell cheap
do 23--w3w-daw WILSON WILLIAMS
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u NANGh1AE FOWLS.-Just arrived by -
- r, honner Courier, from Boston, latsv and choice
assortment OF the very best varieties shansae fawi=
consisting OF the Marsh, Forbes and peaby stocks.
ALSO a few rnirs Of Gray Chittegong and Black Span
ish. Tor sale attic Columbian Hotel, OIL Cary street.
1fElCE FOR RENT-A large room, suita
Die for an Office on the floor with the compiling room
'o inc Times, opposite the Exchange Bank. est
AMEs BROWN, .Ir., (,vho has iilled the Office Of
Second Auditor Of Virginia fer 30 years pastl offers
ervlces to the public. after the st day of January
)e2xt, as STOCK BROKER
He will, agent purchase and sell State Stocks. Bank
Stocks Stocks and Bonds of Railroad Companies and
cry Corporation and every other description market
Bable Stocks.
lie VIII, TOR anoderate compensation. act as attorney
Tor the transfer OF stocks sold by persons residing at
tancefrom hichmond and particularly of State Stocks
being familiar with the laws and regulations governing
the same will collect remit interest and dividends
payable in Richmond on all descriptions of stocks and
also claims ON the public treasury
). B., Jr, being well known throughout the State,
deems 1t unnecessary to annex any references
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hhds handsome Porto Rico Sngsrs
~ 100 packages loaf crashed and powdered do
50 bbis coffee -,
For sale by E H SKINKER u'
Js Id No Is Pearl st.
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AUCTION TOTICE.-Particular attention is re
quested to the sale of Furniture and Miscellaneous Goods
to take place this morning. commencing 10 O'clock al
my auction sales room, No Fifteenth street.
0s-See advertisement.
ia T
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w GODDTN, Auctr.

NOTuCE.-1here will be sold on WEDNhSDAY Y,
the 10th day of January, 1885, if fair if not on the
next fair day. at the residence of Mrs Ann Hatcher
Beaver Dam Church, in the county of Goochland be-
tween twelve and fifteen likely Slaves; of them are
young. Among them is good Blacksmith, between
twenty-five and thirty years of age. Crops of all kinds
the horses and stock of every description and the PLAN
taton tools The Slaves will be sold for cash the other
property upon credit purchasers giving bond and good
security. For all under ten dollars, cash. and all
ten, credit of nine months All persons to whom
the of Josiah Hatcher deceased, Is indebted will
please bring forward their caims before the day of sale
and all persons who indebted to the estate, viii
please settle their Indebtedness that day.
ANN HATCHER,
It'd Executrix of Josiah Hatcher, decd.
rTNRUsTEE's SALE OB FARM IN HEN
L RICO, NEAR FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
ROAD, ABOUT MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.
by virtue of Deed of Trust executed to the subscr
Der by James T. Sutton, Jr, bearing date
and duly recorded in Henrico County Court | shall in
execution of said trust Decd proceed sell public
auction the premises, TUESDAY, the 18th of
January, 1858, commencing at - o'clock if fair if not
the next fair day at the hour the of land
Henrico adjoining Francis Staples &c, containing 90
acres land being the same conveyed b said Sutton by
James 3. Taylor and wife, and situated very near the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad.
The terms will be made known the day of sale
W. GODDIN
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NUT CRACKS AND PICKs-Silyer plated
Y snd steel Nut Cracks and Nut Picks for sale by
ia r. NJ ZIMNERMGN
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TO THE rUBLIC
LIE BULLS CONCERT, pNATpANEn

OLE BULLS CONCERT POSTPONED!
DESPATCH was received last night stating that
"a Ole Bull Twas too unwel to reach here and the con
cert has consequently been postponed until the 18th
inst.
Those who have purchased tickets can retain them or
have their money refunded until Wednesday, January
the 10th, O'Clock, P NJ, by calling at the store Of
Messrs. Nash Il Woodhouse in lift
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NOR SALE, privately, three likely we'll broken
IL young MULES, belonging to a gentleman who
having sold his farm, has no farther for them
ASA r. CAUTHORN
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DU CTEK AND vENlsON-i20O lbs II esh
ID Vensou Is frkins Butter. receiving and Tor saie
by l. H. w Aiken co.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

EuNtE subscriber has taken the Powhatan House in
l. the city ofRichmond and is preparedto entertain in
the best member. of the Legislature and the
yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired and newly and handsome
ly furnished this well known and popular hotel pleasant
ly and conveniently located Broad and Governor
the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
will be enabled to give satisfaction to those who may ia
YOUR him with their patronage
no TT r. y. DARRACOTT
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THE ATHENiEUM.-Profess STEPHEN ALEX
DR. of Princeton, will deliverat the Athenmum on Fri
day evening the 18th nst at O'clock the first ola
OF lectures on Astronomy
Admttance, 25 for single person. parties con-
ssting OF two or more, 25 cents for the first and 12I
cents for each additional person
ia 12-2t The Committee ON the Atteuaum.
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4-g The Notes of the United States Banh
will be redeemed at the office of Messrs Mott L Bev
next door to the Exchange Bank
Also at my office on Shockoe HILL
EFF
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Markets.

BUFFALO, May %, 1853.
The following have been the receipts since our last:
Flour TO- 500 bbs.; wheat, 10 600 bus. corn % 900
steady prices there have been sales Of 1000 bbls at
"a 81 81 81 for Ohio, and "a 81 for Michigan Wheat
is in moderate demand but the market Is steady
bus. sold at 1ooc for Ohio and 1O4c 1e4hc for Michi
gan Corn steady at yesterdays rates-sales 900
bus Oats in small supply, and prices frmsales
have been made at 43c Ohio whiskey Is held at 20kc
FreshtsFiour is at 47c. per bb wheat 12c per bus,
and corn 10c. per bus,
Albany, May %. 1853.
No receipts have been sent in Flour without change
but is held firmly with ssles of 500 bbs. The market
for wheat is dull but prices firm. Corn is in good
demand but the supply is very limted-3 900 bushels
changed hands at 63c for Western mixed and 84c Csc
FOR round yellow Oats dull at 46hc. 48hc. Small
sales Of Prison whiskcy at 22Zc.
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The Dublin Exhibition.

LITTER FROM THE AMERICAN MINISTER.
Inc following letter was addressed by Mr.. Lnger-
soil TO the American Consul at Dubn-
% PORTLAND PLACE, LONDON, May 8, 1853.
Sir-Your favor of the 9Th is received Nothing would
be more gratifying to than the visit to Dublin which
had anticipated snd hoped for My dsa ppontment and
modification are extreme. 1t happens that duties
connected with the legation are at the moment such
cannot be dispensed with postponed Our country
warmly attached 10 Ireland. She chershes in her in
most heart the brave people Of the Emerald lsle should
be proud and happy to be the bearer of these sentiments
ON the occasion Of the opening of the Exhibition Pre-.
vented from doing So by being detained officially at my
post shall still hope to exchange cordial greeting with
many OF the Inhabitants and to tread the soil Of Erin
before returning to the United States. If there should
be any regret that the representative Of wide spread
anu popuous republic is unayoidaby absent from the
present braton his regret will be oiaed with yours
and his ardent aspirations will 10 offered foe the joyous
festvy Of the OCCASION for the complete OF the
enterprise and for The continued glory and honor Of the
country whose capital it adoIns With many tn snks for
your kindness, remain your faithful servant.
j Il. INGERS0LL.
JAMES FoY ESQ, Dublin
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amendment providing that Of the canal revenues
shall be applied to the payment Of the contracts Of 1861
Mr. BURNEr, (whig) Of Essex took the hoor but gave
way, and motion to report progress was carried
MI. LOOMS (dem of Herkimer moved to make II the
special order for Monday at IL A. N. Carried
CANAL DISBURSEMENTS.
Mr. Looms reported . bill relative to disbursements
upon the canals.
ENVIRONMENT FOR DEBT
Mr. INGALLS, reported favorablv the bill to amend the act
relative to imprisonment for debt.
Mr. WEST asked that it be read third time now Grant
cd, and the bill passed.
MOTIFS OF DEFUNCr RANKS.
Mr. CIAPP moved forward the bill relative tn the re-is-
sues OF notes Of banks whose charters have expired
WILLIAMSBURG DOCKS ETC.
The bill relative to docks and piers in Williamsburg was
read and passed.
After the transaction Of some other bust
ness, the House adjourned till Monday. ct 10 A. NJ.
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ECy Mt.
TvrUru IONrc, Ns,corc,

JUDGE JONES' MISSION TO EGYPT.
Alexandria letters of 9th inst mention the arrival
there OF the United States corvette St. Louis and the
steamer San Jacinto, the latter bringing the new
American Consul General, Judge JONES' who had
gone to Cairo to present his credentials to Abbas
Pasha Trade continued dull, and prices of all de-
scriptions of produce tended downwards.
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West Coast of Africn.

THE SLAVE TRADE-wAR WITH THE AsHANTEEs.
Dispatches from Cape Coast Castle to April Is,
state that the slave trade is reviving, and several
Ashantees had been plundering the frontier towns.
and to the number of 5000 or 10 900 marched ON
Cape Coast Castle, the Governor of which instantly
sent for two ships of war, and called out 6 900
native auxiiaries. The avowed object of tha
Ashantees being to lberate two Ashantee prisoners
Lieut.. Brownhill gave himself up as hostage for
their release and they speedily sent over to the
Ashantee camp. The enemy, however, would not
hberate Lieut.. Brownhl and it was not until 5000
additional active auxiliaries had been enrolled.
and preparations made for attack, that they dis
missed him, and returned to their own territory.
disappointment is expressed, by the native chiefa
braced to put down the Ashantees, and march ON
Coomassie, their capital, which Is situate in dis.
trict rich with gold, and very saIubriOus
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Earthquake In Intlins

GREAT DESTRUCTION TO TIE SHIPPING, ETC.
The month of March closed with o tremendous
hurricane over the southern part of the Bay Of BEN
gal and Southwestern India. 1t commenced on the
26th and swept across the country towards Ceylon,
throwing on branch to the westward. At Madras
the ships Serampore, 1913 tons. Abouker, 8l6.
Lutchm, 432, and the Portuguefe brig Senhora del
Monte, with five native briggs and ten boats, were
wrecked at Pondichery five French vessels were
stranded; and at Negapatam two went down at
their ancldJ Several vessels were lost off Ceylon.
and a-nnmber of native boats were wrecked to the
north OF the Malabar coast Traces Of the gale were
clearly discernable at Bombay, 400 miles at least
from the recent boundary Of the region over which it
prevailed in its violence and rain and squalls occur
red as far north as Deesa.
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The U. 8. brig Perry was at st. Helena on the 2d
April, to sail next day on q cruise.
The s. surveying schooner Madison, Com. woodruff.
sryed at this port yesterday from cruise along the
ooAst,
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.
~~~~~~~>~~oN~~ooo--s
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~~o~~~c~>~~~~~~S>>->~~~~-
The Anti-SIavery Meeting at
Exeter Hall.
SPEECH OF PROF. STOWE.
~>o~>~~~>~~~>~~>~~>~-~>
OPPOSITION TO MIR. S0ULE In SPAIN.
~~~~>~~>~~~~~~~~o~>~
~~~>~~>~~>~~~~~>~>~>~~
Terrible Earthquake in India.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
SPEECH OF PROF. STOWE.
OPPOSITION TO MIR. SOULE In SPAI
Excitement Relative to Mazzini in ItaI
Terrible Earthquake in Ind
STATE OF THE MARKETS
&c., &C., DC.

The U. s. Mail Steamship Arctic, Capt. Luce, from
Liverpool on Wednesday afternoon, May 1sth about
half past Two, arrived at this port at two o'clock this
morning.
Com. Aulick Of the U. s. Navy, who came passen-
ger in the Arctic has in charge it is said dispatches
from the United States Commissioner in China, as
also from the American Minister at London for the
government at Washington.
The Cunard steamship Arabia arrived out at
quaater before four o'clock on the afternoon of the
14th of May, having made the run in nine days and
twenty two and a half hours, steamng time,
On Friday morning, the 18th, at nine o'clock
Henry Seldom, cabin passenger in the Arabia
leaped overheard, and was drowned. On the alarm
being given the ship was instantly backed, and the
boats lowered and by great exertions the body was
recovered but life was extinct The deceased was an
Engishman, who had been long resident in the
United States, and is believed to have wife and
family somewhere in the Union.
Cotton kept up, with tendency to advance
Breadstufs were unchanged, but not active The
spring in England was late, with very inconstant
weather.
According to an Ireland paper 900 emigrants
have already left the town of Tralee for America
and ship is daily expected to embark passengers
from that port to New York direct.
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prior the hrst day Of June thousand osh.
hundDc and fifty two.
All cor for work materials any canal shall bs
with the who shall offer provide the
lowest price, with adequate security for tho per
formancs. w.
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Markets.
WRIGHT. CANDY x co. .'S CIRCULAR.

LIVERPOOL Msy IL, 1853
Co1Toy-The market for this staple closed steadily st
the date of departure Of the Europa On Saturday tho
demand freely met BY holders at the full rates Of
last week which currently paid although the busi-
ness not extended beyond the average OF recent
daily purchases The Arabia, with New York dates 10
4th nst arrived the afternoon and her accounts
induced holders to demand higher prices for the
current qualities Of American cotton (say at per lb
and above) which bue ndisposed to pay,
quenty the amount of business not materially in
creased on the days tran actions, however hardening
rates obtained, and fully supported day with
evident symptoms Of more annmation not withstand.
ing the interference Of holidays to the
Of trade The sales Of the past three days estimated at
Bales SPEC. d Er. Ansev. Egypw. Sswst. Brara.
Saturday.. 600 LOCO $500 100 500 so
Tuesday. 1000 5000 5,4O0 100 1,100 So
Import for same time is about Is, 900 bales
The report from Manchester is cheering thsa for
some time past the turn in prices Of both goods and
yarns averng producers who have more orders a ther
disposal than they well undertake TO meet the fe-
qurements for immediate delivery the only -
an increased trade ensuing being the unsettled dimoa
with the operatives The grain market has been wen At
tended and, In the transactions reported hrm ana
prices for both wheat and -four have bsen obtatnsd-
More reasonable weather. with higher temperature has
however checked the extent Of operations, and 70 nAks
sales fquantity sght concession would probably have
TO BE- made particularly for Indian c0ru, Aad oses.
cially In floating csrsoes
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Election Of a Bishop I'm North Carolina.
RALEIGH, May %. 1853.
Hev Dr. Atkinson Of Baltimore has been elected Bishop
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church of North Carolina
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not, was the reply, and tranq utility was again re-
stored Nevertheless orders have gbeen sent to the
c3as. guard 10 70 watch narrowly mig ut and day. So
Mazzni Is stu good cause for alarm"
The recent earthquake had been mo It severely felt
at Caposele, aud generally throughout the Province
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Virginia Elcctl0ns

BALnMoRE May 20, 1858.
Faulkner democrat, is elected to Congress in the
Eighth district Of Virginia by $50 majority.
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The southerner ot ChnrJcsto,

The Z. s. NJ steamship Southerner, Captain VIM.
Foster, from New York. arrived here at twelve O'Clock
this noon.
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Austria.
NETTING OF CROWNED HEADS AT vIYNNx-xu.
FOoTE RESTING ON HIS OARs-vARIoUs
The visit OF the king of the Belgians to Viemx.
is surmised to be the marriage of his son. the Duke,
de Brabant, to an Archduchess of Austria. The
fdently expected the Emperor of Russia whose visit,
however, was doubtful.
Vienna letter Of the llth, says" Mr.. FOote,
the American charge daflaires, who has been here
some months, has not delivered his credentials"
There is report that the Austrian Government
refuses to permit the remains of Napoleons LIS SON
to be removed to Frauce.
In Hungary and the Temescher and Servian Ba-
rat, the land tax, is to be l6 per cen}.
considerable enlargement of the city OF Vienna
haa been resolved on. The Emperor's sanction to
the project, which was obtained on the 4th, had
given great and general satisfaction as house rent
face which is to be enclosed within the walls is equal
to half the area covered by the present city.
The Oesf. Correspondent affects not TO attach
much Importance to the confscation of Mazzini's
pamphlet "Mazzini does not represent the whole Of
the Italian revolutionary party. The vital principle
OF revolution will not be extinct until all the Italian
governments combine to render the faction innoxous
by deprivng 1t of its pecunary resources and of the
support Of @ democratic and infammatory pressw
This is gentle hint of what is expected Of Sardinis
before it can hope to be admitted into the good
graces of Austria.
The Bank balance sheet for April exhibited fur
ther improvement. The stock Of silver showed an
increase of l75 1884 f., the bill portfolio of TOT 1888 A.
and the advances on State paper (public funds) OF
$4,000 f. The Bank paper circulation was ,522,-
435 f. less The funded part Of the debt of the State
to the Bank was 49l 598 f., and that for which the
salt mines were mortgaged 1000, ,OOOA. less.
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The Papa Internuncio had addressed circulars to
the Catholics, announcing the introduction Of the
ecclesiastical hierarchy. The Catholic journals state:
"The ecclesiastical authority has passed into the
hands of the Catholic bishops, who were the cause
OF so much alarm. The government has seen this.
done exactly what the preceding ministry did.
Under the Thorbecke ministry, the Nederlandsr
said:-The episcopal hierarchy is indeed an accom-
plished fact, but it is not consummated fact" Un.
der the ministry Of Van Hall "ths hierarchy has be-
come an accomplished fact.'
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Cane or Cocsl Tyoue

SUBMISSION OF sANDILLI-CLosE OF THE WAR.
The last mail brought intelligence of the submis-
val brings the news of peace with the more powerful
Gaika chief, Sandilli.