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GENERAL REMARKS.

The weather is quite hot, and business dull. We
look for little activity only in the retail depart
ments of trade until the commencement of the Fall
ToBAcco-The market is very firm, with an upward
tendency in prices.
FLouR-Country superine, mixed brands, sell at 81
62l 81 rs, and straight lots at "a rs S.. Demand
limited and transactions confined mainly the retail
trade.
WHARF.-The season for old being over and the mills
having ceased to grand little or demand exists -
Shippers, however paying 81 bushel for good
red and white whests.
CORN sles making at SIS cents per bushel.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WELLINGTON CODDIN.


A - II
IL REAL PROPERTY IN AND NEAR THE OF
TY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the will of Mrs.
c. w Bullock. offer for sale the very desirable House.
and Lot of two adjoining the city long by
hsr residence and too well known require descri
Hon. Also, the House and Lot the South side of
Grace street opposite the Virginia house, fronting about
30 feet on Grace street and running back $50 feet
alley.
not sold privately the hbeve property will be offered
at public auction the premises, FRIDAY the oath
June, 1888, beginning at o'clock, M. with the tene
ment on Grace street, opposite the Virginia House
After which. will be sold, Pew No l0 St. Pauls Church
and at o'clock p M, ofthe day. at the residence
of the deceased will be sold all her household furniture.
Alter which will be sold her beautiful mansion together
with the ground attached thereto, which will be divided
to suit purchasers.
TERms-For the personal estate cash; for the real
tate I'd cash. balance at and IL months for negotiable
notes. interest added with approved endorssrs and
tenon of the title at the option of the single
bid on cash lot offered, will be reserved
JAMES A. Seldom, Executor
of G w Bullock, decd.
Sale conducted by w. GODDIN.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, June l6.
FLoUR-Sales to day aggregate $4,000 bbls. State
brands sell at $4 so 81 g. and Southern at S. a IS
121
WHEAT-Sales of 10000 bushels to day at former
rates. Market firm.
CoRN-Prices NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy
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rican Form Book, containing legally approved pre-
cedents for agreements arbtratons assignments bonds
deeds, wills, dc, to which is added Supplement- con-
tanning fol of deeds Of bargain and SALE lease
and release, under Code of Virginia. ALSO forms of
tachments under same, mode of holding to bail under
acts of 1851 and 1852, and other forms valuable clerks
attorneys notaries shers and coroners with an index
by Sands, Counsellor at Law; vol, 12mo Law
sheep price 81 so
Notices of the Press
We are indebted to Mr.. A. Morris, for copy Of new
jamn Tate, OF this CITY, which has just been published
by Mr.. M. This book, when originally brought out,
met with an extensive sale, ny reason of the many
valuable forms contained which were equally appisa.
BILE to all the States Of the Union, and author
justly considered as having performed a great public
service in compingt In its present shape, it gives
much additional information which was desired
count OF the changes in Virginia Law effected by the
adoption ofthe Code. The new matter has been
city, who seems to have performed his task with judg-
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lates chiefly to Attachment and Deeds"
"This work cannot but prove most valuable aid to
the profession, containing in succinct and we'll
adapted form much indispensable information To the
younger members of the Bar, especially, it will
recommend itself as great economzer of labor and
efficient guide where otherwise much difficulty might
sue Morning Mail.
1.-THE purpose Of the volume has been we'll accomplish
cd, and all PERSONS who are called upon draft legal
documents will find their work greatly facilitated by the
of this volume. Bes des the cancellations to the
forms in Tates volume other forms have been added
the convenience OF the attorneys, clerks shers
ners. and other officers.
"All these forms may be used without fear. as Mr.
Sands has prepared them with great care and emf
nenty fitted for the task both by his learning and his
practice. '-Southern Fra
Mr. Morris, of this city, has published new edis
ton OF Tates American Form Book, with supplement
by Mr. H Sands, of the most accurate clerks in
the State containing large number legal documents
very useful to the profession which had been omitted by
Tateand extensive notes with many alterations of the
original work. suiting it to the changes made in law
by the Code-Examiner
Just published and for sale by
je A MORRIA
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II DUNLOP MONCURE 4 co.

a DESiRAKLE FAMILY RESIDENCE
IN AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the 22d
inst at cock. NJ. We will sell auction the resi-
depce OF the late DR. Beri Lewis 5th between Main
and Cary STREETS and adoiong the residence of Mr. Jno
Hobson Its central location renders desirable 10 gen
temen engaged in business 1t fronts feet on 5h street
and runs back 100 feet to an alley.
TERMs-One third of the purchase money cash the
balance credit of L. and - months for endorsed
negotiable notes interest added and title retained till
payment is made. WOOD BOULDIN.
SAML G. GREENHOW,
Ex'rs OF DR. Ben Lewis.
Sale conducted by Messrs DUNLOP MoNcuRE & Co.
Je IL Auctoneprs
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FURTHER SUPPLIES OF NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED BY
IA M Il w 20 ID III O u e,


Harper's edition Layards Ninevah and Babylon, second
expedition. complete, with all the plates. So rs
Anti .Fanaticsm tale of the South, by Miss Mar
Flirations in America, High Life in New York. so
Beatrice, the Unknown relatives by Miss Catha-
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June is.
Woodward. charged with numbering his wife has been
declared guilty of murder in the first degree and will be
executed on the I'd of September.
Hester the young shot yesterday by Morrison is
still alive and may possibly survive his wounds.
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DOGGETT Sc ANDERSON,
AND PAPER HANGERS,


"AVE now in store their spring stock of French and
l. American Paper Hangings Borders, Fire Screens
of all the various styles in ALSO large
rety floor Oil Cloths India and Cocoa Mating, Win
dow Shades and Blinds, with general assortment of
Curtain Goods Cornces and Trimmings ALSO curled hair
and shuck Mattresses with many other articles in
tine, all of which will be sold on the most reasonable
Terms, and Paper Hanging and Upholserng executed at
the shortest notice in town or country. NH 30-3m
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The Excitement ira New Orleans.
New ORLEANS June 16
An Engshman named Dyson, implicated the n-
sgator of the recent attempt the part of the negroes
rebellion has been arrested and committed jnl to
await examination He has been engaged for years past
a negro school teacher in this city.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, June l6.
FLoUR.-Sales to-day Of $50 bb.s. at 81 CAL per
Dbl.
GRAlN-No change in prices.
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COTTON FACTORY DESTROYED BY FIRE
LOUISVILLE, June Is.
The Louisville Cotton Factory, eongng the Mer-
rimack Corporation, has been burnt. Loss 500 OoO
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Il OF VALUABLE FARMING LAND ON THE
BROOK TURNPIKE, ADJOINING TOLL GATE,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on MON.
DAY, the 26th day of June, 1853, upon the premises
commencing at 5 o'clock, that very valuable and
handsomely located lot of Land the East side of the
Brook Turnpike adjoining the Toll Gate mile from
the City OF Richmond containing thirty and quarter
acres 1t will be divided to suit purchasers. plat and
survey Of which will be exhibited the time of SALE
This land is justly regarded amongst the most VAL
liable in that neghborhood whether regard be had to
cultivation, or for purposes of building upon.
Terms-One third cash. balance at one and two years
for negotiable notes, interest added secured by trust
deed.
Ia
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ENHE subscriber is receiving full supply of the
II above Safes; none others are genuine but those
made by Herrng His Safes have stood the test in
thousand fires, took the premium the Worlds Fair,
and will take it everywhere. The subscriber being agent
for the State ofVirgna, is prepared to furnish Safes
any SIZE 60 have them manufactured to order Every
merchant, banker broker married man, should have
of S Herring's patent Salamander Safes. Call at
1856 Cary street, and make selection.
r. McCANDLISH, Jr,
Gary orr
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PROFESSOR ALEXANDER c. BARRYs
T RICOPHER GU S


NOR preserving, fastening, soflening, and promoting
l. the growth OF the hair, cleansing the head. and
curing diseases of tho skim and external cuts bruises
&c The common of all who have used Bar
ry's Trcopherous. whether for the improvement and
inauguration of the hair, for erupons, cuts, bruises,
for the like purposes. This is iconsidered asser-
ton. Figures and facts bear it out The sales average
million of bottles years the receipts. in cash. 800,
900. This yearths business will exceed that amount.
The number of orders which daily arrive at the depot
and mandatory, 1877 Broadway. addressed Profess
Barry enclosing cash. and requiring Immediate at
tention, would scarcely be believed The wholesale
demand Is from ,0oOto 5000 boesa day, probably
ceedng that OF all this ether hal preparations joined
The popularity of the article everywhere and the liberal
terms to Dealers combine TO increase its sales with great
rapdity and improvements in ITS composition made
considerable expense, adds TOTS reputation we'll as
intrinsic value. For sale, wholesale and 1era, at the
depot and manufactory lS7 Broadway and by the prn
States and Mexico West Indies, Great Britain and
France; ard by ADIE Il GRAY PURCELL, LADD Il
CO., and r. r. DUVAL, Richmond Va. Sold in large
bottles Price Is cents my S-6m*
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY,


NJ HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS AT
~ Fulton, near Port MAYO, Rockets for sale at
ton.-Will be sod on FRIDAY afternoon, 18th June,
1883, upon the premises commencing at ~ O'Clock,
about 40 most beautifully located lots at Fulton near
Port Mayo, Rockets.
Some of them front the Williamsburg road others
on Louisiana State, Graham, Eren aud Fulton streets
and among the most valuable in that fast improving
towu.
TERas-One third cash. balance at 8 and months
with interest and title retained till last paid
w. GODDIN,
jes Anct
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold lot No
D. fronting 33l feet Lester street, RockeMs running
back to Gles Creek, adjoining Mr. Roystors proper
ty.
Also, lot No. 20 froatng 200 feet Hague street,
running back to Gllle's Creek
rr-Terms above
jel0 w. GODDIN Auct
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q. r. LUCK,
Stock and LaMd Warrant A xeney,

q. b. LUCK,
Stock and Land Warrant xency,
GOVERNOR STREET.
STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
ME highest price paid for Land Warrants; Gold and
l. Silver wanted.
GSy Prize tickets In ali Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of r. France & Co., will be
promptly paid by and all enquiries relative the
business OF H. France & Co. addressed to them ch
mond, will meet with prompt attention.
my2 c. B. LUCK
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TUNHE IHUGUENOT SPRINdsS.-Ths plea
SAINT retreat will be opened visitors the 18th
june Since the last additions and improvements
have been made in the Hotel and Cabns-ndeed the
whole establishment has undergone thorough repair
competent assistants and servants in the different de-
partments have been procured. good Band of Music
engaged and everything done the comfort and
pleasure OF the guests The waters of three kinds
SULPHUR Chalybeate, and combination of the two,
and attentive observation of many years enables the
subscriber to confidently that these waters high
ly beneficial especially in dyspeptc and in the
diseases of females and children.
~ Baths hot aud cold. mayb be had as heretofore
The Ball Room, Bowling Alley and other sources of
amusement invite those who in quest of recreation
and pleasure.
The Huguenot Springs in Powhatan county. on
the river Road the Manakin Town Ferry II miles
above chmond.
The of the Richmond and Danvlle Railroad,
leaving the city every morning at o'clock, Sundays
excepted will convey visitors Robou's Station,
whence large and commodous omnibus, in addition
the one used last year. will take them to the Springs
The fare through will not exceede$1 will also
leave Richmond every Saturday evening" by which
rangement visitors may visit the Springs the close of
the week and return early Monday morning.
Board per month"; $40 per week; ST. so per day;
children under ~ years of age and cooed servants
half price Horses 6al cts per day; single meals and
lodging 50 cts EACH
CHAs. A McEvOY. Esq, whose instructions in
dancing have given such general satisfaction will be
fore abandoning his proiession give his last les
e LIT Il. W. RoYsTER
RATHINss APPARATUs.-Byth the schooner
- Orianna are receiving fresh stock of Plunge,
Sponge Hip Sitz, and Hand Shower Baths very de.
sirable for the season, for sale by
je r NJ ZIMMERMAN.
JOHN N. GORDON s. SON,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
M ILL attend to the sae of all kinds country produce
w on the usual terms. ie IA
MI ONEH RELTS.-Just received also, an assort
lvA ment of Port Monais Wallets pocket Books card
Gases, Purses. cigar Cases, &C. for sale low by
nv ELIAS HALE, LOG Main ST
BATHING CAPs.-Oil Silk Bathing Caps Bath
- Brushes, &c for sale by
M ZIMMERMAN,
Je Corner Main and 18th sts
TX NIFE CLEANERS &e.-Bristol Bricks for
IN c.eaning Case Knites good article, for sac by
ZIMMERMAN,
Je4 nMain Il lot streets
A LIE, CIDER, FRUIT, SC. :.
IA 100 bbs Newburgh Ale
rs bbls Troy do
ESQ bbls Newark Cider
40 boxes Lemons
SO bbis Coffee Sugars
tierces Smoked Beef
Goshen Butter Goshen Cheeee
Apples. Cocoa Nuts Raisns
Palm Nuts, Pine Apple Cheese SC.
Receiving, per steamship Roanoke. for saleby
H. w. TYLER,
mySs Mol Main street.
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HAVING sold to Mr. James Woodhouse my interest
in the late concern of Nash Il Woodhouse, I take
pleasure in recommending him to the continued conf
dence and patronage of the public.
Il NASH
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=
M ACnlNE STRETCHED LEATHEK
ltl RELTs.-The only patent Machine stretched
III the United States, and which received the first pre-.
mum "a gold medaD from tho American Institute
These elts made from the Heart or solid uart
only OF the best Oak selected for the purpose
They are thoroughly stretched by powerful machinery
and are warranted to run ight and n,ain-
tnin perfect bearing on the Drum and Pnles
full supply constantly hand and for sale at facto-
ry prices by sole agents in this State the man
atacturer. WILLIAMS & BROTHER
my &c Corner Cary and pesri sts
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vUNRUSTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE

u REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. ON BYRD, BETWEEN 9th and 10th sts.-
By virtue of deed Of trust executed the subscriber
by Joseph Ross and wife, dated Goth August, 1852 duly
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, SHALL lin
ton of the said trust having been requested by
creditor thereby securely proceed sell public auc
ton, the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of
day the hour the real estate thereby conveyed
consisting ofot No fronting 32k feet Byrd street
running back $50 feet alley Is feet de and being
part of lot No 4o8 in the plan of said city, which there
stands brick store and dwelling. The title is be-
eved to be good, but selling trustee shall convey
with the usual special warranty.
TERMs-nough in cash to defray the expenses of SALE
and to discharge bond of $1,000 with interest thereon
from Goth August 1882 and such credit as to the re-
sidue the personal representative of the said Ross
shall prescribe and direc-or in case of the failure to
give such direction then upon such terms shall am
nounce at the time of sale. JOHN B YOUNG
Trustee.
tzy Sale conducted by w. GoDDlN, Auct
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DISSOLUTION.
YINHE firm of NASH & WOODHOUSE was dissoy.
ed by mutual consent the 18th of May last Those
indebted to the will please settle with James
Woodhouse and those having claims against the same
will present them to him for liquidation.
EP NASH.
JAMES WOODHOUSE.
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TNRUsTEEs' SALE OF REAL Es-
i TATE-By virtue of a deed of trust executed to
the subscribers by Ben w Green and wife, bearing date
County Court will, in part execution of said deed
proceed to seupon the premises, undivided moiety
othe following lots of land, numbered ID. 49, It, H. 1s
and 49, nea the Pententiary and below the lot
residence of Reuben Tyler being portion of the real
estate conveyed to said Green and H Crenshaw by
Harvie. The said sale will take place on FRIDAY,
the 18th day ofJuy 1853, at 6 o'clock, NJ upon the
following terms to wit One third ofthe purchase mo-
ney to be paid in cash. and the residue upon credit of
six and twelve months in equal instruments with inte-
rest from he day of salethe be secured by me-
gotiabe notes with approved endorsers
JAMES LYONS 2r.
ROBINSON, Jr, ''us'ees'
% Sale to be conducted by w GODDIN,
je ID 2awtd Anct
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BOOK, STATIONERY, AND PIANO
- FORTE ESTABLISHMENT.-JAME WOOD.
HOUSE, Late Nash & Woodhouse) 1879 Main street,
Eagle Square, will continue the business the
stand, and upon extensive scale as heretofore con-
Quoted by Nash Woodhouse He solcits the patronage
of the public la
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| A excellent stock of cut glass Decanters Bow Is,
"A Galleries Go5ets, Tumblers, &C. In point of price
andquaity, feel assured that the above articles will
compare favoraby with any other house in the Union
my 20 ID EVANS III Main ST.
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my Loo Cdry Street'
fn HATS AND BOOTs. .ssa
-. A From rom fifteen to twenty per cent saved by
j. H. ANTHONY
Columbian Hotel Building, Richmond.
Moleskin Hats of best quality. .....-.-.....-$3 so
Do do second do neutrality-suspicious.. 8 90
Fashionable Silk Hats ...................s so
Fine cafskn sewed Boots ......-...............3 so
congress e'" oP1 SfeSsi OF THE PRESS. 20
From the Fincastle Democrat, April l, 1851
"By the way, we would say word for FRIEND
John Fl. Anthony Columbian Hotel Buildings, to those
going to Richmond, and wanting on landing there to
brush up little. Just think ofthe finest kind of hat
for SO So and fine eafskn sewed boots for SO so. He
promises to do this, and we know he can, for
him do it. apl3
EXECUTOR's NOTICE.-Debtorst to the Es-
~ tate of Mrs Catharine w Bullock are requested
to make prompt payment, and all having claims
ag inst her notified to present them duly vered
without delay either to James Roy, ESQ, Attorney at
Law Governor street, who is authorized to settle Them
my3l-lmd&c Ex'or of Mrs C w Bullock, decd
nK. ABBOT's RITTERs-a cases OF this
l. popular and long established Medicine for sale by
WILLS & LOMBARD,
fe No 142 Main st.
FREIGHT NOTICE.
PICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
From and after May 10th, each article of freight in
tended be transported the road, have the
and residence ofthe person to whom is consigned
distinctly marked thereon and be delivered at the Depot
before o'clock P NJ and the freight paid in advance.
JOHN A. FOSTER,
13-2m General Freight Agent
g UGAR AND MOLAssEs.-I0o hhds prime
- Muscovados Sugar; so hhds prime Muscovado
Molasses, for sale by
lie CHAS T.. WORKMAN & co.
Kan DOZEN COATS SPOOL COT
e1OO TON, just received and for sale allow prices
by ELIAS HALE,
nv S log Main street.
IN Il II T. = ALCIIOHOL AND PURE
III SPIRITS, aHoat and for sale to arrive
WILLS Il LOMBARD,
ape lac Main st.
YVY11E - MS 1T75 VOW . n D 1N1SG -Ths noo
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-15

The eauiy OF our iederave system of government 10
soon 10 be illustrated in the question OF the annexation
OF the Sandwich islands. Their importance 10 our CON-
merce and the advantages OF having them attached to
our government have not been overlooked By our people
The legislature OF Arkansas, al its session o. 1882 49,
expressed decided opinion in favor OF the acquisition
OF those sands, and the same sentiment has been gen
ealy entertained wherever the question has been con-
sJered Blu, our government has mol departed from is
established policy IN regard TO this matter The question
Of the Annexation OF the Sandwich Islands has no, ofsi
mated with our government. The influence OF our ex-
ample has been operative, and citizens OF the United
States, in the prosecution Of their lawful schemes oil en-
,erse a. individuals may have exer,ed an influence
mon the question But our government, has taken no
step 10 bring abou, the rcsul, which now seems TO be
nearly ripe Tor contamination II the islanders make up
,b. minds 10 seek The protection Of our flag govern
men, will not hesitate then TO take ibs subject under
consideration This is the natural OF things and
shows tina, we need no hllibus,ersm TO bring about
those expansions of territory which all intelligent men
see must, sooner or later, be accomplished
Oar mission is 10 extend the Of republican liberty
By giving 10 the world practical and demonstraye proof
OF IL. excellence. When applications made for
pexa,on, IL becomes then 10 look our own inter.
este in deciding the question Although government
has had nothing do in bringing about the state OF
thines which likely 10 result in applca-
lion from The SANDY Islands for annexation we are
assured BY the doctrines OF Presden, Perces Inaugural
a. well az by the American seutinso of the adpstra,
iion that the application will receive prompt consdera
ton We esBno, Tor moment suppose thai The meas.
ure will be seriously embarrassed by the Outrageous pre-.
tensions up in the protest OF The French and British
consuls The answer OF the American commissioner,
Mr. Severance, fuIl and conclusive reply TO those
pre,ensions and have reason to doob, that bis
sentiments will be cordially approved by the admnis,
lion.