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4 0NEECTiUNERA AND RkSTORA.
~ TIVE WIN A. MASON has purcharei of e.
Smith the Confectionery and Restorative kept in
the basement OF the Odd Fellows Hall He will
continue the business at the same stand where he
will be pleased to the former customers of the
house, and his own friends. He will always keep
hand the very best articles in his line which will
be sold and served Up in the best style and at the
lowest rates. His Bsr will be supplied with The
best of Liquors and the fines: imported Cigars.
iy &c 6I
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF the
city of Richmond, pronounced on the 29th OF June,
1858, in the suit of Combs W Mann, administrator
shall, al the hour of O'Clock NJ, on Monday,
the LIST day of August, 1913, on the premises, sell
AZ public auction, to the highest bidder tor cash,
let OF Ground with small framed Building there
on, situated on French Garden Hill, on the nortn,
ern extremity of 9th street fronting ~ 1ees on SAID
JOHN n. DAVIS,
10 % Special Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE ofIMpROy

NUNWISSIUNEKCS SALE of IMpROVn
v ED AND VACANT PROPERTY ON 18th OR
VALLEY STREET-By virtue of decree made
by the Circuit Court for the city of Richmond, on
the 29th day of June, 1853, the case of "Wyse VS.
Crump's admir- and ais" and commissioner sp
pointed by the said Court for the purpose, shall
on TUESDAY, I'd August, 1853, commencing at 81
o'clock, NJ, upon the premises to the high ;st bid
der, sell the late residence of John Wyse, decd,
consisting of large four story Brick House. with
tdated on the east side of 18th street, and running
back to Federal street. The property will be di
vided according to aplan which may be seen at the
Office of the auconeer
Terms: One third cash. residue in two equal in
stalnents at L and years, with interest, tor ne
gotiabie notes. with satisfactory endorsers, and the
title to be retained until the last of said note s fully
paid of and discharged.
JOHN CREME, Com'r
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr iy 20
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For the Fishing Grounds.

PORTSMOUTH,, N. H., July 26-The o. s.
steamers Princeton and Fulton left yesterday
for the fishing grounds.
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BUILDING LOTS OREGON HILL

BUILDING LOTS ON OREGON HILL
- AND BELVIDERA AT AUCTION - viii he
sold on Thursday, the 18th July, at 5h O'Clock
P NJ, upon the premises, about ten Building Lots,
beautifully situated on Oregon Hil and within the
Belviders enclosure, fronting on Holly, Pine and
China streets.
TERMs-One't third cash, balance at and IL
months, with interest and satisfactorily secured.
jY 10 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
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BY Geo j Sumner,

STOCk SALE oE GROCERIES, CON.
OFECTIOEARIES, &C - On Wedne day
morning next. the 2 2 th inst, at the store Of
Schad, on Broad street, between 5h and 9Th
streets {who is making change in his business0
Will be sod his stock of Goods consisting of an as
sortment of Groceries, Confsctionariss, Store Fix.
lures, &c Terms cash. Sale 10 be con5ucted by
jy 25-dtds GEO JSUMNER, Auct
A DMlNIsTRATOR's sALR.-WiII be
n sold on WEDNESDAY, the 27tn of the pre-
sent month (july) at the late residence of Richard
Whichello, deceased tne following property to witt
Mules, Horse, 2 Cows. and all OF the household
and kitchen Furniture, belonging - the estate Of
Richard Whichello, deceased.
TERMs-For all sums under $40 cash. over that
credit OF Six months will be given tor bonds with
good security, bearing interest from the date there
of.
At the same tne will be hired out Negro Man
for the remainder OF the year.
ALEX b HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrico county, and administrator Of
Richard Whiche!lo. decd
n B-Persons in want Ct fine Mules, would do.
well TO attend this SALE
~ ls-eotds Abb.
In addition TO the above will be sold one Wagon.
second hand Buggy, several Gold Watches and q
good deal OF Jewelry of every description
A. B. HUTCHINSON, Admir-.
If the day Of the above sale should not be fair, il
will take place the next fair day thereafter Sunday
excepted jy22
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V1TITT. be solc al auction. al DUNCAN LODGE,
w ION the Deep Run Turnpikso on the 3rd Aa'
gust. Commencing at 3 o'clock, n, LOT OF House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Inn.
Ths a,,antion of teachers 10 particularly desired
to The sale Of Philosophical, Chemical and Assrono-
mical Apparatus. = u.cupU1,r
~ 25-6t =. ~. MnNnENLiE.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddiu & Apperson.

BY Goddin d ApPerson.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON MAR.
ii SHALL AND MONROE STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on Tuesday
the I6lh day OF August. 1858, upon the premises,
commencing at 5 O'Clock, that newly erected
Framed Dwelling ct the corner OF Marshall and
Monroe streets, now occupied by Mr. Stephen N.
Davis The Lot fronts - feet, runs back about l5O
feet to an alley. The House has rooms, excellent
brick Kitchen. and the whole premises present a
neat and beautiful. appearance. The house Is re.
markedly we'll built.
TERms-One third cash; balance at and IL mos.
for negotiable notes, interest added, and title re-
tanned Till last note is psid.
jy27 GoDDiN & APPERsoN. kucts.
By Davenport. Allen .& Co.
GROCERIES, DC, Ar AUCTION.-On
VI THURSDAY, the 2sih July, we will sell at 10
O'clock at our auction store, assortment of Gro.
ceries, viz:
Manila Javs and Rio Coffee
Molasses, in hhds
NE Rum Rectfed Whiskey
French Brandy
Coffee Sugars, Soap, Candles
Cigars, Sole Leather
Green and Back Teas
Port and Madeira Wines
Brazil Sugar, &c. DC.
/ IRgMs-Under 500, cash 500 and over, four
nolths creoit for approved paper.
ALSO, $50 boxes Oranges and Lemons
jy 25 DAVENPORT, ALLEN t. co, Aucts.
BIZ ToIer & Cook.
WE will sellon Monday the 1st day of August
w at o'clock P. NJ, the FARM on the old turn
pike road, leading to the Short Pump, and adjoining
the lands of Robert j. Smith, E. Philips and John
Ford, about seven miles above Richmond, contain.
ing l26 acres of good land OF this tract about so
or 80 acres cleared, and the balance in wood
The improvements consist of comfortable dwell
ling house, with eight rooms; a new barn, smoke
house and other out houses, and an excellent or
chard.
After the sale of the Land, the growing crop of
Corn, which is quite promising the stock of Hogs,
Horses, Farming Utensils and crop of Wheat Straw
from about 500 bushels of wheat, will be sold.
TERMs.-For the Farm, one-third will be required
in cash, and the balance of the purchase money at
six and twelve months; and for the Stock, Farming
Utensils, Crop, &c, cash will be required.
By the request of the owner
jyls TOLER q COOK, Auets.
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By TOIer 81 Cook.
BY Alexander Mott q Co.
no ALL, AND WHOM 1T MAY CON.

l. Germ The following list of Packages will be
sold on Thursday, the 4th August CONNIE ncins
at 10 O'Clock, at Store pay charges incurred
by Messrs Adams & Co.'S Express:
Trunk and Basket, Jos Fannin, Richmond The
atrical Clothing, Books; Trunk, D Hessen, Drum
mond e. Wyck Richmond, Clothing, &c; Parcel
and Iron Plate, Edwards, Richmond, Bells
Parcel, Mr. Grinham, Y, Music; l Parcel,
Gunnet;, Richmond, Blankets Clothing, &c; Par.
Gel, Hon Stevenson, Richmond, Foreign Books
Parcel, no mark, Surveyors Instruments; l Par
Gel, NO mark, Shoe for club foot; Carpet Bag, no
mark, Clothing, &c; Parcel, Rev Jas B Taylor
Richmond Books; Parcel, Mrs Pool, Richmond
shawl; Bottle. Ches Harris Montpelier, Va, kle-
dcine; l Box U E Lowry, Liberty Va, Medicine;
l Parcel, h M Ronald, Biscksburg, Wing; Parcel
John Il Sea, Lynchburg, Medicine; Valice
Mann, Va, Clothing, Books, &c; l Bag, Rock.
Ressel d Bro, Richmond, Clothing, &c; l Box, 81
Wes!fail, Buchanan, Medicine; i Crutch, U
Adams, Lynchburg
jy23 ALEX. MOTT g. CO, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS sALE.-In pursuance
Got decree pronounced in the Circuit Court Of
the city of Richmond the End of July, 1852 in the
suit OF Wrsy vs Wray, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, front of the Court House of Henrco
county, on MONDAY, the first day of August, Chat
being court day. ali that certain tract, piece or
parcel of land lying and being situated ON the south
side of the Deep Run Turnpike in the county of
Henrco, about six miles from the city of Richmond
containing sixty three acres, be the same more
less.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash as to such a sum as will
cover the charges and expensos of the sGle, and
credit OF six, twelve and eighteen nths as to the
residue; purchaser Executing bonds with approved
security Tor the deferred payments, and the title
retained until tine purchase money ia fully paid and
conveyance directed by the Court.
THOMAS w BOSWELL,
jy 25-dtds Commissioner.
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~ 1t SHOULD be UuiyersaiTv Known

e 1t SkouId be Universally Known
for II is strictly truethat indigestion is the parent
of large proportion of the fatal diseases Dysen.
terry, tarrhoes, cholera raorbus, liver complaint.
end many other disesses enun,ersbsd IN the city IN.
spectors weekly catalogue of desths are generated
by indigestion alone. Thirk Of tina. dyspeptics!
think OF it, all who suffer from 6isofdered s.o-
nschs-snd if you are willing 10 be gsided by sd.
vice. founded upoz experience resort g, once don't
delay day. to Goofan6s German Bitters, pre-.
pared by Dr. C Il JACKSON, which, as az Alternative,
curative, and invigorent stands alone AID uaap-
preached General depot, 100 Arch street. We
have tried these Bit.ers, ana know that thew are
excellent for the diseases specified above-fPhiia.
deiphie City Item ~ 20-G&W2w
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I 0sT, ON Saturday evening last, somewhere in
Ia the city, leather pocket book containing
about 81 50 in money, and my tree papers.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving them at
this Ctfice WIN. HARDGROVE,
jV 26-3t* free man of color
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CLOvEs OF ALL KINDS. Long and
" Short Black Lace Mitts, Pocket HGkfs French
Worked Sleeves, Collars and Chemizettes; Muslin
and Cambria Bands and Trimming; Thread and
Bobin Edges, &c DC Calicos, Lawns, Gingha
Muslins, Bereges, Challies, and other Dress Goods
Together with good assortment Housekeeping
articles and Domestic Goods for sale iox by
i've G. HARTWELL & co.
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TUXTTERs AND TRAYs.-A very sape.:
wv rior srtiele Of waiter, IN sess and sinGss e.
every qualify and price. For sale 9
" Sc JAS b B EVANS, LIT west Main
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NJ UNNS & CLARK7S PEANOS.-P. II.
lV TAYLOR, soie Agent in this city for the sale
of the celebrated NuRns & Clarks Pianos, has lust
received farther supply OF these delightful inatru-
ments The public will please 10 observe tnsg the
tile of the iirm 10 kUNNs q CLARK
AT tine Music store.
iy22 l53 Es;r street..
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BENNETT L BEERS, Drugsinss
Gold hy all Druggists II til. city and el:swhsEe-
Price 81 per bottle. or sig bottles for IS. ss

~Important TO the Pubiic.-ExPRE S
FOR CALIFORNIA, AND ALL PIE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN THE UNION.-We are prepared to for
ward daily all descriptions of Goods entrusted
CHARGE also, Drafts furnished for large small sur
payable at every town city in the UEitsd King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Notes, Drafts, and Bills with Goods, eolIssssd and
prompt returnE.
Merchants and others, wishing Goods frena tie
Northern cities will eonsuls their interest," pY patron
sing the old established and rsxponsins Express OF
AsAES l. Co.
- Is 80 I. lSsk &eraas
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ERKsH BUTTER.-i5 tubs resolving this
L morning by the jamestown, Tor sale 9y NM
jy26 '!Fhf.
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~ Citizens and Strangers Visiting
the city, who wish TO have their Hair cut ia the
latest and most approved style, should call q! the
Hair Dressing Shaving, Shampooing AID Bathing
Saloon under the American Hotel
NB-Hot aud Cold Shower Baths can &c mad
dsily, from half psst 6 hi 10 kalf past P h. anG
Sunday 10 II ID.
Single Bath 25 cents or Ave tickets for 81. En-
trance on 18th street IL %
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL ISrELLrcENcEa.

The subscription price Of this paper for year THREE
DoLLARs, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions Of Congress- (averaging eight
months) price will be Two DOLLARS for the short
Sessions ONE DOLLAR per copy.
reduction Of 20 per onefh of the full charge
win be made to any who shall order and pay for
time, five copies Of the Weekly paper and like re-
ducton of 25 per cent Tor onefourh of the full charged
to any who will order and pay for at time
more copies.
No accounts being kept for this paper it will not be for
warded to any unless paid for in advance
longer than the time for which it is 80 paid
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from The Citx Of Msrieo.

Later from the C1ty or laertco.
NEw OpLnAvs Mapcu Ia.--we have dates from the
sty Mexico to the lst instant The Durango
has cast its vote in favor Of SANTA ANNA for the Pres
dency making eleven States voting for him and but
against him thus far.
Gen Santa Anna had not vet arrived at Vera Cruz
il generally believed that he would accept the pro-
position become candidate for the Presidency and
would return in the British steamer Of the lst Of April
Ship Burnt at Sea, and Probable Loss of Life
BosToS, MARCH 20-The British ship Shana, arrived
yesterday from Calcutta brought passengers part Of
the of the clipper ship Golden Light, which sailed
the 18th of February from Boston for San Francisco
On the night of the I'D of February she struck by
lightning, and all hands driven TO the boats
berng, passengers and 35 The ship burnt to
the waters edge Three boats out of five picked up
by the Shanathe others had parted company separately
Fifteen only known TO have been saved The ship
owned by James Hutchins, of Boston, and valued at
$500 00O which is fully covered by insurance II is be-
lieyed that fifteen persons perished.
Vessel Burnt
NEW ORLEANS, MARCH 19.-The British barque Abedna,
which cleared for Liverpool last week. is now lying fire
at the Southwest Pass The cargo which consists Of 500
bales of cotton and corn, is probably destroyed
Late from Hauana.
CHARLESTON MARCH 25.-The steamer Isabel has
rived from Havana, whence she sailed the 22d Mr.
KISGs health not improving Serious disturbances
had taken place among the troops at Santiago Some
soldiers ordered to be punished the corporas re-
fused to nict it, and arrested The soldiers rescued
them and fifteen Of the latter arrested and sentenced
to death.
Great Storm at tie South
The storm of Thursday very disastrous through
out the South Roads rendered impassabe bridges
swept away and the plantations deuged in Alabama and
Georgia The Talpoosa and Alabama rivers were higher
than before known. Planting in the Nw lands and
river bottoms has been greatly retarded ~ Columbus,
Georgia, Plumes Eagle Factory carried away and
portion Of the canal wall recently built was thrown down.
NeD York Market.
to ,Jara bia6
the -four market to-day with sales Of 3250 barrels Of
State and Genesee at S4 3 so for State and so
S4.81l for Genesee. Southern -four is firm at SIS1}
S. with sales Of $50 barrels Wheat is frmer, and in
fresh demand Corn-sales Of 1000 bushels at 65 for
yellow, scarce and wanted.
Baltimore Market
BALTIMORE, MARCH 25.-The -four market continues
firm but inactive. There sales to-day Of several
small lots Of Howard street at S462, less than which
holders win not take. City Mills is held at S4I0a
S481i Grain Is quiet Sales Of red wheat at 100 los,
and white at IO8 112 Corn-sales Of white at so 50,
and yellow at So 56
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by me- at the uncture referred to- nothing
platon dsrespecul to the President of the French
public or inconsistent with the high which
tertan of the friendship Of the French Government and
people
am, Sir, respectfully, your obedient servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER
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IL Red Clover White Clover
Timothy, Herds Millet, Lucerne 49,
Kentucky Blue Grass sweet scented Vernal and other
Grass Seeds . 81. !. 49,.
Also, Nova Scotia and Pennsylvana Seed Jas yEs - ~
and for sale by B. y faUSh fa,,hn.s
Washington Agricultural and Seed WasS on s,r.e.
22-3tif NOS ano =
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Baltimore Market.

THE UNDERsIGNED, having been appointed by the
agents Of the Peruvian Government (Messrs r. Barred
Bro their sole agents for the importation OF Peruvian
Guano in this city, take this method Of informing the farmers
Of Virginia and their agricultural friends generally that they
are prepared furnish the above named article at the follow
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80 tons and upwards Sll 5V
They also made arrangements with the agents oi 70
Peruvian Government establish in this city large depo
where an ample supply Of Guano win be always kept putu
in strong bags with the brand Of the agents upon them whic
FOWLE a CO.
80 aod;ftf Alexandria
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THIDAfj WAHUH AUj IoVD
Mr.. ADAMS submitted the following resolution, which
was read
Rored That the Secretary Of the Senate be and he Is
hereby authorized and directed appoint reading secretary
whose duty ii shall be in tho Senate and assist the
Secretary and do such duties when the Senate Is not IN
session. the Secretary may require And he shall receive
Per of the fund Of the Senate the same
salary as the chief clerk Of the Senate.
Mr.. MASON Let il lie over
The CHAIR suggested that there was not quorum
present, but thought that fifteen minutes might be con-
sdered reasonable time to wait for one,
Mr.. SEWARD thought that the Senate had better ad-
journ, and made motion to that effect, which was car
red by the following vote
YEAs-Messrs. Atchson, Benjamin Butler Cooper Evans
cey, and Wright-14.
NAYS=-Mcssrs Adams, Atherton, Dodge Of Wisconsin,
Everett Fitzpatrick Gwin Hunter Mason, Phelps, stuart,
Thompson Of Kentucky, Walker, and Welcr-lS.
And the Senate adourued until II o'clock tomorrow
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DEPARTMENT or srArE,

WASHINGTON, MARCH g. 1862
SrR Mr.. Sartiges called at the Department of State
this morning. and said that there some expressions
in one Of your dispatches relative to the last revolution in
France which might be construed undue interfer-
ence in q question purely domestic in its nature He
added that he presumed IL not your intention to use
language capable Of such Interpretation. He did not
specify the phrases to which he referred assured him.
however that you were too well acquainted with your
own duties and with the rights Of the French authorities
to mean to call in question by implication, the
ner in which these rights had been obtaned and that
would address this letter to you and authorize you TO
read Il to NJ de Turgot and say him that in any thing
which may have been said done, either by yourself or
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

School BOARD OF FISAscE.-At an adjourned
meeting Of this Beard Thursday eyenng the folio wing
Sesooi D,,tiet No I-Teachers' wages, 1880 books
Jo 1 s5stS sG f9e. ~ TsPsa5 So .sy Of
ery Si5 library money $50 contingent srpsnses $50
~ 6ehcienees Of appropriations Of 1852, $50 Total
To the above amounts appropriated to be added the
following uEeypende6 bs sDess Fuel, s5O tescher|
gsees sj0o; books s4oo; for AagnDg yard, $50 Total
AJT1o7riations oy School Drf,it No 2-Por teachers
$500 books and Stationery 500 fae $50.
tnlent e1Bt r so Js1itoF' ss,s y s'52 Loay
school, @o ordinary repairs, 600 DEFICIENCIES, ESQ
The Board I'D ourned to THURSDAY evening next.
SEIZURE OF GUNPowDER.-DurDg Friday
and tie day before the Fe Warden seized u ponds Of
powder which he found secretsd IN the stable OF Terence
McGwgFeD IN Sc 9TH Firstst FOurth slsj y pounds
IN Smiths grocery store Of North Second and Ninth
SITS sale without Ecebs and p rounds The hard.
store Of w. Westphsk No Sc and whchhe seized
ISQUEsr.-On Friday afternoon, Coroner
Dickinson held inquest upon the BODY Of Margaret Al
effects Of dose Of lsudanum number OF
exsmnsd whose testimony showed that she csused her
own death by taking audanum and verdict rendered
accordingly.
A BRUrE.-On Friday afternoon. Officers
Armstrong Il Woodward arrested a Young nan named
Sheabury charge Of maciOusy throwing The
OF chamber into the face Of the daughter Of widow
shoy bOGrdiDR SOuth oeVfnthst
the Peokslp Ferry. He was locked up of examination.
rV On Friday afternoon, German named
Ferdlnsnd Kran'z was arrested by Officer kehl on
charge OF dischsrgng pistol twice while aimed Ger
man girl named CatbaTne Miner The pistol, il IL said
had no ball lie was locked up for examination.
ACCIDENTAL German lad. named John
Hover 90 Friday afternoon had his night hand crashed be-
tween the teeth Of lar picker while engaged
the rope.wslk Of McWsy, in Fiith-st.
~ At a meeting Of the Sabbath Observance
CONVENTION Thursday evening memorial was adopted
requesting the Common Council 20 enforce the ordinances
IN reference to Sunday liquor traffic. &c.