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ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST

ARRIVAL OF The STAR OF THE WEST
NEW YORK, June th.-The steamer Star of the
West. from san Juan, has arrived, bringing nearly
>.5hd,OOO III gold The principal consignees are
Duncan y Sherman S32O010 Adams & Co S2l9 :
~ American Exchange Bank $3.50 600, VIM Hoge
a 90. Slz0O0O, preXel i Co. Sl26 900. Wells 4
tar-0 SlO6,0OO, and nearly 100000 in the hands
o. passengers
The loss by the lire al Ureka is about 80 900 dol
..rs
The Legislature adjourned on the 18th, after de-
'ra'igg the Senatorial Election bill and the Exten-
son bill.
The gold mines were yielding abundautly.
lHe weather, since the last steamer had been
finarSabiy favorable for agricultural and mining
Purposes.
The city officers OF Sar Juan have resigned ieav.
M me town without government No furliicr dis
hrhaace had taken place
ar steamer Souiherner arrived AT San Francisco
.nlhe 10th. Among her passengers were Colonel
"a-kfr and large portion of his party We re-
't Ia learn by the arrival OF the safety of the
cleaner Sea Bird. Her non-arrival created much
GNcHemeue
IN a row at gambling house at Los Angeles, a
gambler named Frank Dana was killed. Two per.
''As wounded, and several afterwa ards killed
FROM CARTHAGENA AND VALPARAISO
Dates from CaIthaeena to May 20h states that the
relationship is near its end At the last accounts
,'enerals Herrera end Mosquera were few miles
rom Bogota with ID 900 men, and were about to at
lack Gen Melo
Da,es from Valparaiso to April Both bring nothing
-rH.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
IN the 18th, the Flour market closed quietly al
: ~ for Gallego. Mess Pork Ss23; Clear Pork SIS
'con, extra clear, $40 30. Hams SIS 10.
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nFSTRIrCTIyF FIRES

LEXINGTON, Mo, June 3-Last night about IL
O'clock fire commenced in the store OF Matthews
& Tyree on the levec which destroyed FIVE stores
and large amount OF produce groceries and mer'
chandise on storage. Theoss in buildings and pro
ducc has been estimated at $4,000, ard is nearly
arc Matthews y Iyree, $4,000 on stock and three
buildings: Smock, Waddeil Il Co, insured for
10000, which covers their loss; G. L. McGrew
Co. sixty bales hacked hemp-insured. The insu
rance i. mostly in st. Louis and Eastern Offices
The origin OF the fire was purely accidental.
ELNIRA, June 6.-Last night. about u o'clock
FIRE broke cut III Robinson's Bakery at Corning
New York burning it and his dwelling house to the
ground. Also, the new Adelphi Block, and the
barns belonging 10 the Dickinson House The post
flee buildings and many others were badly burned
The loss is immense, but not yet estimated. Both
telegraph lines al Corning are damaged SO much by
the ire that we are Obliged 10 wait for their repair
for further particulars.
FIaE IN WATERBURY, CT.--The factory belong
ing to the Union Match Company, in Waterbury
was burned to the ground about o'clock, Tuesday
morning. AS the business OF such nature
that no insurance could be effected II, the loss
is total aud falls heavily the Stockholders, some
Of whom are young men of limited means. We
did not learn the amount OF the loss.
PIrrsBuRGE, June 7th.--A fire broke out last
night in Allegheny CRY, Pa, which destroyed Il
stores and dwellings Among the sufferers are John
St"rne, dry goods dealer; Morris & Patton grocers
- McGrathy, clothing; Magee, do Peter
Mentz shoe dealer; klee & Kaufman, clothing; w
Miller saddler; Wilson & Son, matters; - Smith
| tin ware; Ralston, grocery. Carson's tavern anG
Lightcap's tavern also burnt
The buildings were situated mostly on Federal ST
Loss 500 00O-mostly insured in the Pittsburg Off
ces. A man named Stiles, recently discharged
penitenary convict has been arrested on suspicion
of having set the fire.
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AUCTION eAr.ra
FUTURE DAYS
IL EYSVHLE LAND, Val T1RTE
N TAVERN STAND. AND OTHER panprc

IL EYSVHLE LAND, VAL ia RE
~ TAVERN STAND. AND OTHER Pa0pTn
II, FOR SALE.-The subscriber hayins det.I,u;. !
to Temove to the Southwest viii Offer far al. :,
public auction, on TUESDAY the nth dsv Of ri.
next his entire tract of LAND containing SIS ..,s
and lying In the county of Charlotte. it,msai.tsI5
around heysyiile depot, and at the junction Of a.
hien and Dpnville Railroad and the Keysviiis
and Christansvihe Plank road, 70 miles from, Rirh
mond. 6s miles from Danville, and q miles from
Ihe land Is very desirable. on account of it's gre
convenience to market and 10 highly susceptible OF
Improvement and capable of producing the finest
fertilizers e s'-
n e Will also sell his long and well known TAy-
my STAND, which is large roo.ny and comu1od.
ous ou dns; part OF it newly erected with All ne
cssssly oai-euidinss, in good repair
, Hso; anree good STORE-HOUSES aBLACK-
SnnIIH,S SHOP. WREELRIGHTS SHOP and .
ants. ~ oeeupteo W COCO Ten
There is an excsllent well of pure freestope water
IN histavern ya,d "e'ei
POSSESSION will be given on the FIRST day of Novem.
eHNEkMs-onet third payable in cash on the first asv
y. november next the residue IN eqp al io,falments
IA oie and two years thereafter. The title will he
f.allen, or deed of trust given to secure The AZ
E payments: also, bonds with approved ,eeurty
k;as psrther information apply to Mr. Isaac r. Wat
viz, ond. Va; to the subscriber At Kevs
y did JOHN d PRInDv
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BURNS, THE FUGITIvE.-It appears from card
of Mr.. Allen, of Louisiana, now on visit to the
East, that the reason why Col. Suttle refused TO
sell Burns in Boston, after having promised to do
go, was that he ascertaned that there law in
Massachusetts which would have subjected him
TO fine and Imprisonment for selling slave in that
State
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OFFICE RICH & PETBe. RAILROAD CO )

lssg M C NOTICE.-To PER
GiBLE INVESTMENT OF MONEY-Seaisd pr d.
posais wii be receivrd at this Office until the 15tb
day of July. 1854 (when they will be opened in tbs
presence of the President Treasurer and ono mr. ,or
OF the Directors of this Compony) for the nnrcbass
OF the SEVEN PER CENT. COUPON RoNDS ~
this Company to be issued for the purpose of
sruct ng their road with heavy iron rails under tbe
authority of the Act of Asse ably passed February 8
lSo and of the resolutions Of the Stocs holders OF
this Company, adopted on the 30th May, 1854
The principal of these Bonds will be paya pie on the
cent per annuni, three aud half per cent semi
annually on the LIST day of June and the 1t day of
December of each yeaE-the punctusl payment OF
both principal and interest being secured bv deed
Of trust on the whole road aud other property and
franchises of the Company. liable be enforced at
any time upon sixty Gays default in the payment OF
any amount of either principal or interest.
NO bids for less than the par value of these bonds
Inc uding Interest from the lst of this month June
1854 J. that being the date hich they begin to
bear per ct. interest--will he considered
The terms of payment will he CASH but from re-
sponnoie bidders negotiable notes for threefour
ofthe purchase money, in equal iustal,nents with
per cent interest theron fri m the Ist of June 1854
payable at 8, . and months from that date will be
received as security for the punctaal payment OF
watch notes, one-ffth of the amount of bonds actu.
ally paid for Will be retained by the Company until
all o. the raid notes shall have been paid.
Any father Information the subject which NAV
be desired will be furnished by the President or Tres
surer of the Company
By Direction OF the President.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
Secretary and Treasurer R. L P. Railroad Go.
IL 5-TnThN
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PrrrsYLvAN1A CIRCUIT CouRT--We learn from
the Danville Republican, that the only crimlna
case on the docket of this court was that OF Com
monweath vs.. Holland, charged with attempting
to shoot man named Hall, which resulted in an
acquittal OF the accused.
The case OF Roanoke Navigation Company, VS.
Mccoy, was removed to the county OF Halifax the
plaintiffs objectng TO Judge Gilmers sitting in Its
trial, he having once been the counsel for Mccoy.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

{ KOGERIES, &c, AUCTION-On
tion stors an 18th inst will se at our auc
Rio, Java and Manila Coffss VIZ
Mackerel; Herrings
Candies; Soap; Starch
New England Rum; Brandy; Claret Win.
Raisins: Cigars, Saeratus
Wrapping Paper; Tumblers, &c. 4F-r---
ALSO,
An invoice of Green AMI Black Teas.
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 800 and over, months
ere dit for approvea paper.
JeS DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. CO., Aucts.
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THE DEATH OF Mr.. SNoDGRAss.-The Wheeling
Gazette confirms the report of the death of the
Hon. J. F. Snodgrass, member of Congress from
Virginia. 1t appears that on Monday last he was
engaged in business before the court at Parkers-
burg when he fell dead without a struggle.
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, June 9.-No sales of Flour Grain
steady.
NEW York, June 9.-Fiour has declined 10 to 25
cents per Dbl Grain firm.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
By ALEX. MOTT 4 co.
ARGE STOCK OF sADDLERy ATT

AhGE STOCK OF SADDI,ERY AR
AAUCTIoN.-The subscrIbe, sn,;.;....1 :.
IL ms busine the LIST of July next ofers
nnt m. na sIock Of SADDLERY at cost. for cash.
the remaining stock at Auction Hi .fncs VIII sel az
MaRNT ssgu' Guy sets of COACH BUGGY and CART
sbopt sS In. i.sss portion Of them very fine. Also
nnes1 nave ever had made Also yery Isrse l,t ns
S WHIps >. MahTlNGALEs. sTIRRtP IRONS.
stock of every description; in fact the largest
tablishment) ever saw. AsP' III Saodiery es
-. per.oni 10 want Of sch articles and who are in
the haoit OF eetting every six months shaIi bs,a
cry article charged to their account At cas eV
there are any account! standing asanst JOS II.
Goahi.t Asent, or myself in iivdually persons h.v
,,ert orc iedues'eo " pTing them in for settle
ssis ,oa,,t.s, JOS. H. COLQUITT.
my MOTT A. RI -.
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"JMEN'S STATE TEMPERANCE CONVEN.
TION

TIcA, NY, June 1.-The second annual meet
~ o. 'he Women's New York State Temperance
''elaty was held in this city to-day. The attend
an was quite large, comprising persons from this
and adjoining States Resolutions were introdu-
a." "a ~ Mrs Boomer, and adopted, denouncing
werner Seymour for yetoing the prohihitory H.
tu'r TN Resolutions were also adopted denoun-
ing Tue use OF tobacco as conducting 10 drunken
Lr-H
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SUICIDE IN pEIsos.--We learn from the n, w
hampshire Patriot that Justus Squires, who was
sentenced 20 the New Hampshire State Prison for
LeaSy robbe,ies few months since, c1inlnit. ed
SUICIDE On Monday last in prisoDkby taking poi
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BY TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS.
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE


ON GRACE STREET, AT AUCTION-On
THURSDAY, 18th June, at a O'clock P. M, upon
Lot situated the south side of Grace street at the
east corner of Adams street. and joining the resi-
dence of Rev. Jos s. Wathau. The House contains
from to 10 Plea ant rooms, finished in good style
with brick kitchen attached and the premises sun
pied with city water and gas The lot fronts % feet
and runs back about Defect to aley in rear
The location Of this property, as we'll as of the
buildings, renders it among the most desirable of
the kind in the market
TERMs-O ne fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and y
months for notes, with interest added, and secured
by trust deed.
je3 TAYLOR & VILLA NISaAucts
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fifrsbusG, June 7.--Alderman Reinhart, of thi.
w. died ither suddenly yesterday from tt effects
" atihing wound received whilst riding in buggy
AL week -1e'
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

BALTIMORE RACES -JOCkEY GLUE puRsE
ei,Vo. FOUR NILE HEsTs-RED EYE
AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
BALTIMORE June The race to-day over tie
nelI'ng Hun Course, for the Jockey Club purse
', si,~" Tour mile heats, was won by the old vir.
s'n'a iavorite "Red Eye" beating zone Eye Joe,
ana Fanny Fern" Iour correspondent failed TO
place the horses, and there were three heats rum
we snail not undertake to do it for him. though we
think quite probable that "Joe won the frat heat
ana Red Eye the other twol Time 7.43-74-
20
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COLLISION AT SEA,

@oAFoLK June e.-The brig Windward Of Boz
''h bound to PensacOla, was run into ON the Isl
-s'ahf, on Cape Fear by ship, which carried
- repair
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE.
Office at Geo. J. Summers. No. % Pes,I =.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK c

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK oE
GROCERIES. WINES TEAS CIGaps VI
Al ACTION, WEDNESDAY NEXT-In accor.
tan with deed of trust made by James Shell
and duly recorded in the Hustues Conrt of the ST..
=; hchnnnd shall proceed to sell at auction to the
~ tidder, on WEDNESDAY next I4tb inst az
o t1,at me store occupied by the said Shelton cor
OF bIoad and 4th Streets well selected stock of
;Sr4cer,es, Wines Tess, Cigars, sc, to which we
invite the attention of the public ' " WHICH we
TERMs-AH sums under $50 e.sb A.. -.
nan over months credit for approved negotiable
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CONGR ESS

WASHINGTON. June 9.-The House met, and on
'ne announcement of the death of Mr.. snodsrass,
OF Va, Immediately adjourned.
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SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND

MALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND
- LOTS NEAR MANCHESTER-On The 2a.b
OF the present month shall sell at public auction
on Ihe premises the following pieces of land lying
on the Coal pit Turnpike Immediately on the edge
OF the corporation of the town of Manchester viz.
Lot containing p acres, fronting on said Turnpike
running back.to the river road. The Improvement
on this lot are very valuable consisting of large
framed Dwelling House and Store House, with other
outhouses, all of which new, having been built
IN the last two years. To any person wishing to es
tablish grocery this Lot possesses advantages sell
dom offered. In addition it has we'll of excellent
water in the yard and the garden and lot are highly
improved At the same time and place, l shall al 50
sell another Lot, adjoining the first mentioned, con.
tanning s.
To any person wishing to purchase, will take plea
sure in showing the premises
Terms made known on day of sale.
G.. HUNT.
Manchester, June 2 1854 lie 5-td*
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The Wings of St. Louis have nominated Luther
NJ hennett for Congress, in oppositionto Col. Ben.
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MISS E. w WHITE, of Richmond gave readings
from Shakespeare and other authors, in Alexandria,
last night
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BY TOLER l. COOK.
COMMISSIONERS SALT

i
" ton of decree the Circuit Court of Henri
co. made On the 1916 day of May last in the suit of
Helen j. King, i'll her own ght and as COMMITTEES of
Ann e. w. King, lucy King and Rachael w Ellis
plaintiffs, against Ann Z. w. King, by Eustace Rob.
inson her guardian. ad litum, end Peter v Denial
Thomas J. Bullet, defendants-The undersigned,
Commissioner, appointed for that PURPOSE will sell
at public auction. on the premises, be ginning at five
O'Clock, on MONDAY, the 10Th day of the present
and Lot, and adj0ir ing vacant Lot, Church Hill
named in said decree; each of which Lots fronts on
9th street 42a feet, and runs back 1872 feet and
bounded the North, by the Lot of Philip Court
ney and on the South by that of John Enders estate
The terms OF sale are: As to much of the pro-
ceeds of sale will be requisite deay the expen-
of sale and the costs of suit the cash will be re-.
CURED and for the balance three negotiable notes
each for onethird of said balance, with interest add
ed aud payable respectively At six twelve and eieb
teen months from the day of sale. the payne mt there.
OF to be Secured by deed of on the property
sold.
The improvements of the improved lot are desira-
BILE and convenient and the house. which is now oc
cuped by MIR Hunt, comma nds a remune ratn q rent
And, in further execution of said Decree | shaI /
immediately after the above SALE proceed to sell pub
lciy upon the premises all the rights titles and in
teress of the plaintiffs in the suit referred to- in and
to the following property, viz: One Lot of Ground on
Marion Hill, known in the plan thereof row of re-
cord in Heurico county Number 80 and bounded
on the East by Fisher street, and on the West nv
Scott street. containing two acres, mora or less be-
ing part of the property conveyed by Neil Coul
and wife to Alexander Fulton, Andrew Stevenson
and John Adams.
TERMS: One.third of the purchase money in cash.
and two negotiable notes to the residue with in
terest added payable at six and twelve months and
secured y a deed OF trust on the property.
PETER V. DANIEL, JR.. Commissioner.
Sale to be conducted by TOLER K COOK,
Je6 Anctioueers
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Gil R. F. DARRAcoTT, Trustees.
safe conducted by
je9 TIL. w RFFsrp a.

OlJSEHOLO I U RNITURE AT
1GAUCTION.-Wi be sold on THIJRDAY 49,
me 10Th June. 1854 az the residence of DR. TosanI
MSosey, on the Southsde ct Clay, between 4th and
81 streets connls ncng at 10 O'Clock all his Honse
variety. including valuable parcel of Medical RoI
and a hue Mahogany Book Case
TERMS: All sums under $50 cash: over that n,orn+
four month credit for approved endorsed
paper. By request of the Trustee
Je 10 THOMAS w. KEESEF Auct
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GALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ On WEDNESDAY the 18th day of June, 1854,
in pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court of the
City Of Richmond this day entered, will be sold at
a' a. nne sure % w r; * ;
entire stock of goods comprising many valuable
full and seasoDabie articles An opportunity will
doubtless be afforded of procuring great bargains
Farther particulars of the terms ard mode of sale
will be given ia due time.
je SIS b. B. MINOR, Receiver.
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TWELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
l. LOTS, NEAR THE WESTERN SQUARE
AT AUCTION On Thursday, 18th June, immedi-
ately after the above sale, say at o'clock will be
sold upon the premises seven Building Lots on the
north side of Main street west of the Public Square,
aud opposite the residence of Mr.. James Guest and
also other Lots, lying in of the above in from
of the residence of M. C Shsfer on the south side
of Federal street-each of the above Lots fronting
30 feet, and runs back l99 feet to alley 20 feet
wide.
TERMs-Oue- third cash; balance at and months.
with interest, and title retained
je8 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aucts
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JOHN r. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

JOHN R. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
HANDSOME AND COSTLY FURNI-
- TUBE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on WE'D
NtESDAY the 18th day of June ct the late residence
u. brooa, ESD, on the corner of Franklin and
rnSr1on streets at 10 O'clock his house hold FUR
+, consisting in part of mahogany Wsrdrobes
tcn Is ,s st Gard do Pier do Rosewood Chairs
Rprssuu WIN ss aapask Book Case and Secretary,
many other use full articles '--
ne above furniture is handsome and in fine order
IERMs-sums under $780, cash: over $50 months
credit for negotiable paper, satisfactorily endorsed
- r. CAUTHORN
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CHEESE, HAMS, &c.-25 boxes prime
~ Cheese selected tor cutting; 10 bbs choice Va.
~ Hams. Receiving per steamer. snd for sale b !,
IeG JNO, WOMBLE L CO.
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admiral Sir Hyde Pa. he, died recently ia Eng
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BY ELIAS BALE &
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant le6 Main st
H VERY TUESDAY, AND SAT UR-
IL DAY EVENING, g. II O'Clock. I vii, offer At
,gcSion my usaslly attractive stock of WATCHES.
as follows: $500 - F@''
So,d Duplex, Chronometer and Magic Hunters -
open and hunting cases
Silver Ens sh Lever, anchor and Cylinder do, hun.
tiers and open face
geld Fob, Vest and Guard Chains, Seals and KEYS
n.essfpins. Earrings. Finger-riugs Bracelets nc
tpestner with large variety of Fancy Goods Don.
ole narrei Guns, and alarge assortment of hardware
ALSO, s-lTF -
WARE. H'A'As anu 10 l.D
Sale positive.
Having taken out license and openea a re ruia,
AUCTION and COMMISSION HOIJSE A. nv s.ore
Cof which have long lease am prepared to offer
great Inducements to persons wishing to cousien
goods for Auction or private sale.
tended to.
ELIAS HALE Auc.rsrd
my Its Com Merchant. les Main Ct
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RICHARD CAUTHORN.
Houses AT AUCTION.-On SAT-.
uAUAf, nth inst, at 10 o,eIoek a. ~ -.
lot IN rear OF my store. viii se ssve,,1 r1J
sest Mules. ! Cart. Drsy, Ae oiA nsi-f
y \. cAuTHoRs.
BIZ ALEXANDRA MOTT co. 80
a UCTION SALE.-Wf, be ,,,,d An
= SATURDAY MORNING. conmsnc,ns :. no
y ciock, IL store. the following xocds. "
me cherry Waferobe;f Centre Tablet Csb.,.t- ,
nss' ! Lounge; Beds Mattresses, Gu airs, Csr-
ADDITIONAL q Cold Watches, IN good order.
A. MOTT q CO, Arctss :
MN, ADDITIONAL.
W ~ os ADDED to sale This Morning lot of
"sPs oI we City Of Richmond aud Heurfco County
A'so, large lot OF secondhand Furniture of every
je 10 MOTT = f.o 49,.
I IN SATURDAY EVENING. june 10.
~ att o'clock. at cur store corner 3a and Brosl
sire ets large quantity of CHINA CROCKFRY
GLASS WARE, &c, consisting Of the following ar
tcles: "tns AZ
Handsome CHINA SETS :
White Granite PITCHERS
China and Parisn DO ~ -
TUMBLERS; GOBLETS sE re
PLATES and DISHES
KNIVES aDdFORKS
Lady fine Gold WATCH-a hunter
Britannia COFFEE POTS 1s, s
EWERS end RASlNS
with many other articles too hume rous for iuser.
''Sn II. L. HlCKSON l. co.
leS A. MOTT < CO., Aucts
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4 T COST-Ihe balance OF my Spring
1Asand Summer stock of Black and Fancy Cloth
and Cashmere Business Coats aud Fancy Cashmere
Pants. which will sell at COST from now until the
LIST of September, to which would invite the at5en-
ton of all who wish to purchase cheap. | have We
on hand some OF the choicest soods of the season.
HENRY SHAFER
Clothing Emporium, 1913 Main st.
PSI have on hand u tail assortment of Linen
Drap D'Ete, TX and Alpaca Goats Pants and Vests
which viii sell at small profit.
lie 10 III, s.
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OOMMISNIONER'S SALE on LAND

GALE OF SLAVES, UNDER DECREE
~ OF COURT.-Pursuabt to an order of the Cir
cult Court of the City of Richmond, entered the
first Gay of June 1854 in the suits of Shepperson
and ais VS. Craig" and ''Pearce Shepperson and
ais" SHALL ON MONDAY, the 18th day of June,
85i at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the auction of N.
B. \ C. B. Hill expose to sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for h. the Negro Slave, named
Frances, and her Children, Anna and Georgianna; in
the proceedings in the said suits mentioned.
THOS w. BOSWELL,
je 5-tds Sheriff of the City of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-10
NOTICE TO LADIES-We


Toy TO THE AFFLICTED.-Leon.
- ards Instant Reefand Speedy Cure for Cou CHS
COLDS. Asthma Hoarseness Group, Consumption and
street nearly opposite the Wing office, and at A A.
George CO.. corner of 4th and e road street. Price
IS cts per bottle.
The ladies of Richmond and vicinity aye particular
~ invited during this warm season to send for box
Of hia Lemonade, Orangeade or Ginger Beer Pow
ders They most delightful and refreshing bev-
eraee being equal il not superior to the best Soda
Water, and at onethrd the price. Price 25 cts per
box. Try them and judge for yourselves.
THOMAS LEONARD
nv so Governor strset