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4 OllCE.--On and after the lst Of January,
j 4ut-rs dril.-is md 10 general
iNNENG BUSINESS connection with EXCHANGE, uHder tho
. "a COCHRAN \ CO. % Camp rtrs.,.
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MICHEL CERNICK Is. GEORGE LUGENBUIlle-The under
sfnei titd tn OF DdmhT l,52 tee the II liable
lli District suffered
~ The deguet u hs order and direction OF the sad q ncehnh
and the n the was Please tkr
nc lint exceptions filed band trial by defe, dan
hrei The paint appear tho trial, and the MT by
by default and by lhs
the the aa the plant the time Of that
Icing approved MtCHELL CERNICk
MICHEL CERNICK PROSPER lie BLANC The undcrsign
s also nstu thus the Oth OF March ls5S boa the Honor
Et Fourth ID Couit claim ssl4 IS, and for damages
than clam rendered by the Hon
Ado Fifth D the May, 1852, and recorded
H. k No AIS and the anant that suIt
saz. THIS has been tribunal tribunal tor three
he plant hs last trial only waits for hna
ta before Jury OF tvllo~czens. MICHEL CERNlCk JylS g.
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Rfs~ WM c. QURR is n Candidate for Con
TANLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT T-Tta District
I'D Fifth Sts'h Seventh Nap 5t7. Csnl l'n
.f.rt Ert rom iir Lsyr- to thu Lake. Ir-t
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e ions CmcKARD IS a candi late for CLERK
.l....Uc3Nu DISTRICT cyuFE ma!s
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- 2. NJ BgrrN, for the past fourteen
a-t C.a-s 90 zr i4 Ifoa,r. . t. present G. ri fs
rtrIaIa'r for b.. LEEKsIilPo o.. tf= 81 D et,a1Nb
eT COELT whatever Coat tls game my bs = a4led
o.
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EsE- GEORGE F PEARSON is a candidate for
cotton CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
A.. r11H ito The votes of li- friends. l~'s it
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Our New York and Philadelphia exchanges
are complaining bitterly Of the high price Of
beef in the markets Of those cities The Phila-
delrhia Ledger Of the 9th attributes the scar
city and consequent high price to the number Of
cattle and quantities Of other stock driven from
Illinois and Missouri and other Western States,
and says
Before the discovery Of the gold mines, there
was no market for this Western stock, except at
NnwOrlean7, or here in the East
These being the chief causes Of the high price
If beef there is no prospect Of it's cheapening
while the causes continue; and the hest in
formed stock -raisers and dealers in the West
sec n chance Of any change, from reduced ex-
pUrtation, for four Or FIVE years at least From
the same cause, horses AMI mules also are dear,
and will probably remain dear for years to
come Cattle, horses and mules, in fact, are
products Of Slow growth they cannot, like
grain, be brought into the market within the
year but 81 scarcity in them having once &C.
CURED. several seasons are required to supply
the deficiency
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Iogata place OCEAN SPRINGS, .ltnen.ns
THURSDAY, judy a. and confined on FRIDAY and SAiUE
DAY rhr ga and .3t
under the rules Of the souiIrru
Yacht Club
SAME DAYSkIFF RACE-For beautiful Silver ahl't-slw
sHrc for lorgll, a a foot per mile Entrance q
SECOND bAN-tRDAN Jolly MI Pleasure hfala
'h third the rules the S hhrht Club
THIRD bAN-SA1URDAI July g3Fe for AMI every thing
shape Beat except first p Thursday
"' the nec carrying kind Of sail Allowance,
s'elnla foot Tor raa n nIie. INT
~ appropriate SiNer Plate will be awarded
Z" M" FIRST and second luhts Of each rlh7s,
igi8 I'd ENOCH EVERETT rrorri.tor
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ear1rree JOIN H0rrE cnalla,c 3r RI cln 2 tn. oa
CONSTABLE Of THE FIRST JUSTICES tuuF 81 We Farsh
DREAMS Election November HIS FRIENDS. Irlh
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~p- Messrs Editors Please to announce
E,IIs IEEgH as t,it, a Hr CLtEE y the FIRST bis
~ cnt tte slles 90 Naa decision yea. rat ,14s' 'a
+. s-.lrf n i.a- NANi EklENl- ltbbH
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@s'- J G PoNnExrER, Superintendent Of
II Hessrr TO- t-t Ga Fosi=li-7 cat i-t.e for CLERK
fs-L b IAsI b'sT RIOT COURT, mls sc
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DOLLAI

/ q EEWAFp.--RaHsNav TUESDAY, April !, Negro ~
.at Et Brslaysf by Trade, @Goat thirty years q age
i"h.s cit welt isilow; hai ~
round white lasey
u t th MI q his left huI1 VI The ado reward
uAi very HATCHER FBYSBY lsS Gra
fr-.t, tail shat hra
III
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Ills ais brtsd ,i!a ralushle
U.s. sS are toa 1t- aal and composed oay q Hops
Maj vs. Ar45ra SAMUEL ALlsOPP SOM
tlr9a-f sine the South offered sale
l.. t5Eiti.ICN. 81 tiFs-i-' -;rA-t
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ALLSUPPs' INDIA PALE ALE.

sF0RTER, ale MD CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
t.s, barrels ss - .lg. wholesale retail BY
Ian. g J.. y HEDGES + CO.. > sas
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ESRANDY.--W have regular supplies OF the
, gelrArl Brandy tie pack vintage OF 1888 "a
@ Ilrs, lsu5 1851, SIS "a Quart and aa
pas, which nsiis the attention %
~ E-s----s We. ana sAsTs : =
VA. {. LEyERCH B CO., Sole Agents.
ans J. - Old Leves strees
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aud Tyl Lep tssL *, 81 9ba 1913,
ia a. NJ aud l4s " Winch he folio
e. * ~.--= -, ga 50, "a Ia ~ p u
- tas T'-!n @ p land passengers carrol.oa
~ EIr- lis sup Only erss stai1n and Jaeksgr
~ baggage, RECEIVED Is l-puts only.
IL Carrnlon each
bsr CAggg Lake Pontchar'ran ~
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5 nuTEL and 4 ESTAl. q
* ans 9lSIEk aA1OoA.-Tlis ~ =

i1i IT I. fUAELFf SFHEHT.
WEIR hstler ~, ~
the years, win Nj
ouIooa hen u ftv yEs-F sHferi II
yr'airFi s.t hir- vi ks +ath uutd III
uuesser'.7. Il, eIr'r-g1' aaa ~ i1Hss ~, deter
pdtr atttul.y bg best his ,E-, saF
ios Of @ l3uero9s r-n = Relr patTsn'se targ,
aIVanisd in tire SALOON aTavfrg
0h the CHOICEST liquors 'hat SERVANTS
ssll known t-r rtt"r f raw -u eyed nrrfns
fhr hesi Cooks, tHt ItEhk vuiyfr l, VIII ~
CHOICEST FIsfi ZANE ard She cYsl Es stREt ne e.
~d sfsrnd - flier tas saloon -I'ig -7ouass e
iuii,IouF oiNru7ii7. rh'E 81
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NEEIoE OE NM YICKsBrRG. SHRENE.

- W. NJ. .-MEKoNA CpNriAyE No .
assemble tN' FIRST eat TI't.DTJ E-raYs oirt,'y
t.tuew MHs..ls Hal rguer % Cnr gt' nHns ~ hiyi
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[VnE COPARNERSHIP heretofore e1istir ?

teen --l, and styIs q IOFI% 6
i&SDLL -4 j, I
t+y h-'-- " cast-l, Notary Pablo
JS fiAaDiLL ahities, si cl
i-s he late trn. JOHN 0. HARDLL,
SeN Orisans Iul~ i.s3. WM H. BATSON.
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1EADElRA NlNE.-J o. s Co Palhetinho
~ Z l. AlaIk~ N lsir Wire, for sale by
N. F. LEFERlCH Co. Agents.
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-09
Further California Netrs.

NEw ORLEANS, June THE Picayune has
received lis files Of letters and papers by the
steamer Daniel Webster, from California.
Business generally was somewhat depressed
and the amount Of business doing comparative
ly light.
Provisions were dull, and declining. Flour
also dropping.
The smallpox existed in some parts and
several deaths had resulted therefrom, but the
general health of California was good.
The amount Of gold on the Aspinwall steam.
er destined for New York, is estimated at aoove
two and one quarter million of dollars
The Daniel Websrer's passengers bring over
one hundred thousand dollars.
Among the arrivals at San Francisco are
the ships Thomas Church and Narragansett
from New York.
Later advices had been received from Aus
traa. Gold was being discovered in great
abundance. A miner named Nugent found
one solid lump weighing one hundred and
twenty five pounds.
The foreign miners tax was levied at Il
pounds per head.
Pirates from China were found 10 be very
numerous along the coast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-09

MEMPHIS, June 1.-THE Convention re-as-
sembled this morning. Resolutions were Of
fered in favor of a railroad to the Pacific, and
recommending Congress to grant land for its
construction. The committee on resolutions
reported in favor of deepening the channel Of
the South Mississippi, and of improving the
harbors OF Charleston, Savannah, Mobile and
Richmond. Gov. Quiiman, OF Mississippi,
asked for division of the question, which
was negatived, and the resolution adopted
Resolutions were offered in favor of general
system of education, aud bureau of statistics
Tor the Southern and Western States. The
Convention then adjourned.
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soi,n Il. ID. Payne, salesmnn.

EtATENS4fk SALE OF Muies, Horses,
80 Coal Carts ami Gear, Stable and Coal Yard
Fixtures; also one handsome new Carriage
W.ll be sold On Friday, the 10Th instant, at 10
O'Clock at my Stable the Dock, 80 Mules large
young and well broke, aud ) valuable Horse.
among which is pair well matched young horses
perfectly gentle in harness; also 10 Coal Carts and
Gear; one handsome new Carriage, but little used
The Stable and fixtures will be sold subject to VIVA,
rent may be due on the same
Es My creditors are particularly invited to at
tend the sale.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
E II CLARKE
je eds RICHD CAUTHORN. Auct
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BY Dunlop, Moncure d. Co.


ROCERIEs, DC, AT AUCTION.-On
~ TUESDAY, the l4th June, com mencing at 10
o'clock, will sell, auction store general
assortment of Groceries, &c, consisting in part of
100 hhds Sugar, varying from fair to choice
quality
IS bbls Louisiana Moasses. part reboed
so bbls Pulverised and Coffee Sugars
Rio Coffee
100 boxes Tsllow, Sperm and Adamantine Can.
dies
so boxes Soap and so hhds Bacon Sides
IS bbls Apple Brandy, N Rum and Whiskey
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine; Champagne
Wine
Pouchong, Gunpowder and Imperial Tea
Mustard assorted Candies
81 pipes Tennessee Brandy, vintage ls4s and 1850
Holland Gin, sc
1880 Superior Cigars.
TRIMS: Under 500 cash; over 500 4 months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
IR Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE e. co,
je9 Ancts
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MemnhiS C0nrentinn.

MEMPHIS, June 9th -The Southern and
Western Commercial Convention met in this
place this morning. One thousand delegates
were present from fifteen States. Judge Daw-
son, OF Georgia. was re elected president, with
twenty vice presidents. Rev. c. R. Marshall
Of Miss, was appointed secretary. After eff
fectng an organization the convention ad
journed till o'clock, p. d.
A the afternoon session no business of i'm
portance was transacted beyond the appoint
ment Of committees on resolutions, &c.
The convention will meet again to morrow
morning.
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Change of Weather, and Bad Colds.

Ss1s cough use Dr. " Roses censh
syrup, so cents bottle If you have pain ia
your back limbs, side or breast, stiff neck ear or
tooth ache, pains in your face or head from cold
or suffer with an sgue in your breast use DIR.
date relief; bottles IN, % and so cents. If you
bilious, dyspeptc, liver out of order, troubled
with cold feet variable appetite sick stomach and
head, take DIR. Roses Anti Il Hons, or Rail-
road Pills, and you will get we'll Immediately
In boxes l23 and IS cents. II your blood is out of
ORDER troubled with skin eruptons piuples on your
face, yellow skin, feel weak and detected, use DIR.
Roses Sarsaparilia Blood rfaer- quart
bottles 81, small bottles 50 cen,s-and you will
soon have color, clear skin, good appetite and
spirits.
V-sold by all the Druggists in Richmond, Nor.
folk ana Petersburg. nv 26
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By Davenport, Allen d. Co.

&C., Az AUCTION. -On
" THURSDAY, 9th June, at IL O'Clock, we will
sell, at our Auction store, an assortment Of Gsoce
ries, &c, wig:
$50 bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
50 hhds Melasses
100 bbls Herrings
25 hhds Bacon
200 bbls Rectided Whskey
lou bbls E Rum
100 bbls Coffee Sugars
100 boxes Greea and Black Teas
Lamp OIL Segars
Brazil Sugars, &c
Also, an invoice of superior Brandy and Wines
pipes Hennessey, Dupuy, Girard and Pele-
volsin brands or Brandy
casks Port aud Madeira Wines
Also, 90 boxes Lemons
ierms-Under 500 cash 800 and over four
months credit Tor approved paper
1e q DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO, Aucts.
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U EACTIFbL Cottage Residence en- Och
- ST. ON French {. u rden II I'LL. nj auciinn

BEAUTIFUL Cottage Residence en- Och
- ST. on French e. arden Ii ill, at auction.
VIII be sold on sa Hrday next, Ilth June, com
menciEg at O'clock in The afternoon upon the
premises, that newly erected COTTAGE RESI-.
DGHCE, ca the west side OF 9th ST. opposite to the
residence OF Lewis Webb, Esq. The dwelling coz.
talns rooms and ball with gas pipes throug hout;
the kitchen is built to conform to the house anu
there Is well OF excellent water in tie ward The
lot fronts IS ieet and runs back l30 feet to an sey
~ feet wide. with an alley 10 feet wide running
along its northern line
Ninth st is shortly to be continued from Clay to
Leigh st, and the public grounds directly opposite
the above property To be laid OH. which will add
much to the value and beauty of this property. To
a gentleman wishing to purchase really beautiful
aud retired residence ana al the same time within
I'VE minutes walk Of the principal places of bust
ness, this property offers every inducement.
After toe above will be sold three beautiful build
ing lots, separated from the above property by an
alley ten feet wide, each fronting 80 feet and run
ming back 100 feet to ~ foot alley upon these lois
there are number OF beautiful shade trees.
Also, beautiful lot the east side of S,b stree.
opposite to the garden of Nicholas Mills ESQ front
ing 32teet. and running back 70 90 foot alley.
These lots are beautifully located in a yery i'm
proving part OF the city, and persons in want would
do Wei! 10 attend the 1ala.
TEAns-One third cash balance at and 10
months, with interest," and secured by deed of trust
upon the property.
BY request. JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
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cF Extraordinary cure of Rheumatic
Fever by Holioway's Pills, in Van Die.

gExtraordinary cure of Rheumatic
Fever by Holtoway's Pills, in Van Die.
mems Land.-Margaret M'Connigan, nineteen
years Of age, residing at New Town, had been sui.
fering from violent rheumatic fever for upwards
Of two months hich had entirely deprived her of
the use OF her limbs During this period she was
under the care of three of the most eminent
medical men In Hobart Town, and by them
her case was considered hopeless. friend pre-.
vailed upon her parents to try Holloway celebrated
Pills. which they consented TO do, and in an incre
diOy short space oftime prefecture was effected.
The particulars of this are copied from the
"Hobart Town Courier"
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tenn.
pie Bar London, and by all respectable Vendors
oil Patent Medicines tht oughout the British Empire
and BY those Of the United States In Pots and Box
es at 81 cents, e. cents, and 81 so each Whole
sae ey the principal Drug Houses in the Union. and
by Messrs & ID SANDS. New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD d CO, Richmond, Va
There is very considerable saving In taking the
larger sizes.
kB-Directions for the guidance Of Patients are
stzed to each Pot or Box. je 3-lw
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New BEDFORD, June BY an arrival here
we have later adsices from Capetown, Africa.
The dates are to April 10th.
The steamer Sarah Sands had arrived at
the Cape from Australia. destined for EugIan
She had on board one hundred thousand
ounces OF gold.
The accounts from the gold region were
highly prosperous. Immense numbers of en-
igrants were arriving. Business brisk. All
kinds ofproduce in good demand al advancing
prices. The gold was abundant and many
new discoveries maje.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
THE VERY LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


The following is the latest intelligence,
principally by telegraph from Paris, brought
hy the steamer Canada:
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
A despatch from Fenna. dated the 26,h of
Nav, states that Menschikoif. the Russian AM
bsssador, has left Constantinople. A previous
despatch states that the eight days given by
Mensch kuH 10 the Sultan to accede TO the
Russian niiimatum had expired without ar
rangement, and that slenschikoff was then on
board the steamer preparing TO leave, SO that
the announcement of his departure is probably
correct
Rrdschid Pacha. the anti Ru ssian statesman.
had been appointed, by the Sultan, Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
A dispatch from Paris, dated 10Th, states
that the Russian troops were receiving rein
iorcemeGts, and affairs were deemed very crit.
ical.
4 Turkish vessel had been sent with import.
,nr diSr siches to the Governor OF Jerusalem
and b- French Consul at Jerusalem.
I'ts f en- h fleet is said TO have received
nern.s,,ion 10 enter the D,rdanelles.
ENGLAND.
The l. lciish Cabinet had been summoned
iy lhe Queen to deliberate on the condition of
affairs al the East. which, together with The de-
claration OF Lord John Russell, that Turkey
should be protected, excited much attention.
PERSIA.
The Mormon elders have been expelled from
Persia.
GREECE.
Ii is reported at Paris that the U. S. frigate
Cumberland, with Dir. Marsh on board has
demanded reparation from Greece for the i'm
prisonment of DR.. King.
INDIA.
n,,a, f,op, Romhay In the 05th of "A nriI
state that business al Calcutta was dull Elk
change on London 2l, owing TO the influx of
bills from China.
Advices from Burmah TO the 18th of April,
state that more British troops are wanted, with
10 prospect of peace.
The Burmese commissioners have refused
10 sign the treaty.
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~ NUTICE.-A. BoDEKER respectfully
informs his fciends and the public in general that
he has removed from No II 10 No TO- Immediately
opposite his cid stand, and that of Messrs Van eyy
d Taylor, where ne has opened with fresh and
enlarged Stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Brushes, Fancy Articles.
&c; and as great is observed in the selection
OF his Stock, purchasers may rely upon obtaining
everything pure and fiee from aduteration, and at
as low and accommodating terms as they can be
bought anywhere in the city.
ORDERS and pre- criptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention paid to Shipping
and packing ABODEKER
my 26-ts No 10 MAR StJee,
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BY Toler & Cook.

WE WILL sell on Thursday, the 10th inst,
w at the hour of O'clock, NJ that beautiful
MANSION. on Church Hill. for many years owned
aud occupied by Joshua Goode, deed. The 10.
fronts los feet on 9th ST. between Broad and Grace
SIS, running back los feet
The dwelling is large and airy and in frs. rate
order, with every convenience necessary for large
and and genteel family Persons wishing to purchase
invited to attend On the day OF SALE as the
will certainly be sold properly
The terms will De one third cash: the balance IN
IL and 8 months, with interest added: the nnrcbas
er giving negotiable notes satisfactorily epdorsaJ
or deed of trust to secure the credit osvments
JED TOLER d. COnK Ann..
TMMEDIATELY after the sale of the coos.
Il Mansion, on Thursday, the 18th inst at I'VE
o'clock Nj, We will sell those two eautitul buiId
ing lots on the corner of27ih and Marshall streets
Church Hill. adj Dining the Goode property ON the
north side, fronting 80 feet each, running back l2O
feet to an alley
Also one lot fronting 80 feet on 9th street, run.
ming back l20 feet to alley, and s situated on the
south side of the Mansion
TERMS -Onethird cash, balance at 6 and -
months, with interest; the credit payments to be
satisfactorily secured.
Je TOLER a. COOK ,Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
~ Wcilinsten Gsddin, A.cs.
COMMISSION 4 NJ =0c o. ~

II 4 = 6AAk OH HKAI.
mond.-In pursuance Of { decree :. ia CO..
Court OF Henrco county entered On ths l,S 80 -.
oil May 1883, IN the case of Staples. adrip isfr.s
against Brown, shah, a. q CorrmIssisner sr..;..s
ed BY and acting under said decree proesed e All
az public auction % the highest bidder -, ~ -.
misses, at 5 O'Clock, d, on THURxfSsy - ~.
day of June 1885, the following real rra,,s,,. =
wit: Onehsf of two lots. numbers II md ~ IN
south Marshall and 18th streess having eaca S.rs
of 20 3-l2, and extending on 18th street 100 fs.s.
also half of lot of A feet west of Valley or I7,S
streets, north OF William street. and extsrding
back 1855 feet to Concord street; also, lot No \ a.,
east Valley or 18th street, In Brown, Page snd
CANDLES place, having front ct % feet On said
street. and extending each 100 feet to street of 30
feet; slso, eighth of ots. numbers S, g.
10, IL, In George Grsenhow's plan OF the Bowling
Green, containing about III acres. At the same
tine and place will be sold the other rnoiety Of
lots II and l3, and Of lot the west l7th street.
Also, another interest of one.eghth In the six lots
above spoken Of in George Grecnhow's Plan
Also, another lot OF acres, being ngrzber on
ssid plan, and Immediately north Of the Catholic
College.
Teams: For cash as to one third of the purchase
money, the residue a credit Of or I2 months;
the purchaser to execute bonds with good security
Tor the deferred investments and the title to be re-
tanned until the last instalment is paid
Sale conducted by a0DDfN, Auct
JOHN HOWARD,
Commissioner Circuit Court Henrico Co.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
sooat nine lots at the head Of Valley street. near
Chelsea, being part OF .long square" A plat of
jes W GoDDIN. Auct.
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LAMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
NO. 3 North Calvert street,
Opposite Barnum's Hotel \

Opposite Barnum's Hotel)
vENHE purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets tcithin
l. the State Of Virginia being now in violation of
law, and attended with heavy penalty on con.
yiction the subscriber would respectfully SOLICIT
the orders OF his friends and others who NAV feel
disposed to purchase. Having been resident of
Richmond for upwards of thirty years, and being
pretty generally known throughout the State, he
deems 1t almost unnecessary TO give any further
assurance that all business pfded to hin, will be
promptly and properly attended to.
e Packages, single Tickets and sharea in all
the Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
Ey@ The printed official drawings sent TO cor.
by the first nsil.
~ Prizes cashed at sight
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my LISTS Ral,iunorss, ND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-09
Dy Wellington Goddiu,

VALUABLE BaIf Acre Lot, at the cor.
of Cary and 23th SITS for sale ut aus.
tiOn.-Wlli be sold on Friday Afternoon, the
l0rn June 1853, upon the premises, commencing &C
o'clock that valuable half acre Lot at the corner
Of Cary and 18th streets, fronting 1872 feet ON the
north line OF Cary street, running back on the east
line OF 18th street ls5 feet. 1t WILL if required be
divided into lots to suit purchasers It is supposed
10 contain valuable brick cay.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 6 and 70
months Tor negotiaoes notes, interest added, and
tile retained till last note is paid
By request OF the trustee, Jos Jackson, Jr, Esq.
ie Il w GODDIN, Aucr