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BLASTING POW DE R.-1O00 kegs,
- aioat and for sale by
APPS DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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.0GGEIT & ANDERSON. Uphal-

hUGGEII W ANDENCON. UpH1I-
IL sterers and Paper Hangers, have now in store
the ir Spring Stock of French and American Psper
Hansings, AMONGST which are some of the richest
Gold Velvet and Silver Papsn for psrlors. Also a
general assortment of Floor and Table On Cloths
India and Cocoa Mating. Window Shsdes and blinds
with general stock Of Curtain and Upholstering
Goods, al of which will be sold on fair terms.
Paper Hanging and Upaolstering attended to punc-
tually in town country. an 9--.am
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOX
IL SALE AT AUCTfON.-As Trustees IN Capt apt
John r. sheppaEd = deed e the &c Decr is. III
proceed to sell Il public auction, on TIL ksDAY,
the sxth day Of Aprl, 1854 commsncing q ~ o,s'k,
and Lelsh Streets al his Household Furniture, con-
sistina az the usual vsrief ~.
TERns-AH sums under 80, cash; over thsf amt,
'; e ! ]. i. x1fHsHaEsbos 3rrs''.
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OFFICE OF THE FIRE AND MA
" RINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE

HITY ELECTIONS.-IR pursuance of
~ IAN act revising and reducing into one act the
provisions of the Charter Of the City Of Richmond,
passed March Soth. 1852 election will be held
WEDNESDAY, the 5th of April, 1854, for members
Mayor and other officers of said city.
In JEFFERSON WARD-At the First Market House.
In MADISON WARD-At the City Hall
AND MONROE WARD-At the house on the
Southwest corner of Broad and Foushee streets
NH 22-dtde VIM p SHEPPARD C. C r.
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TRUST SALE OF A NUMBER OF
i MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON UNION HILL,
NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND by virtue OF
the powers conferred on the subscriber by deed of
trust dated the 28th February, 1852. ana duly re-
corded 10 Henrico County Court xecuted BY vslen.
tine Heckler and wife. viii be sold on THURSDAY.
the 2th day of April 1885, upon the premises, at II
O'Clock A. M If the day be fair and If not the first
fair day thereafter certain Squares lying and being
In thu county of Henrico on Union Hill the CT
ty of Richmond. bounded by 25th 26th 27th and 2sth
streets, and by Q R. $, and U streets being part
stitutng portion Of the land purchased by the said
Hecker of the late Thomas Rutherford, Esq: The
equitable interest of the said Hccer in the said pro-
perty Is conveyed the subscriber by the said deed
of trust but the legal title 1t is understood will be
conveyed, 80 as to give to the purchasers fee aim
pie title to the land bought by them.
The title Ii believed to be unquestionabie, out
ceiling a. truatee, the subscriber viii only convey
such title % IL vested Ia him.
The terms win be Onefourth cash; the balance o.
4 and II months with interest added from the dsy
of sale Negotiable notes to be given for the credit
instalments and deed oftrust 70 secure tne Pay.
The sale win be conducted by Messra ooDDis
NH zEdtds GA MYERS Trustee.
P, g. Suitable refreshments will be Furnished
GODDIN ApPERSON, AuctG
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THIS DzY.

| BY G0DDIN { 1ffERSON
| VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
TIM PETERsBUaG RxiIsOAb. AMb LAND
1E ssoSb T9s snkE SFE n1I6 2M
be cold On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the sth
April. 1884 upon the premises recommending - 4
the west line Of 9Th street. adjoining the plsfine
mills Of Messrs. }. r. Wstkins & Co. occupied 81
good tenants, at an annual rent OF over 66O0.
most beautiful Lot Of ID acres o. TIE wsst Inc 81
Rrgos ST. Turnpike, few hundred yards ssuth Of Mr.
mort desirable now in market whether for sabus.
| ban residence market sarden -egsg. = !. s.
, nnhhMsEune fourth cash; balance at 4, and n
mhs, e ~ aSs p1 affEss saDis a Ass
MIGHT SALES.-THIS EVENING,
~ commencing ct u o'clock, and every Tuesday,
thursday snd saturday evenings. throughout tbs
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Goods, Gold and
Silver Wstches, Guns, L., kc- 81
tend our ssles - they will find large variety, and o.
frst.rate quality.
NOTICE-The firm of B. & s. JONES
In is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The 9
name of the firm hereafter will be used By either Of
business. BURWEIL JONES.
April 1904.
The subscriber having rented the store,
corner of 9th and Main streets occupied by B. s.
Jones for the last II years. and having purchased
portion of their remaining stock of GROCERIES,
among which may be found some very superior old
BRANDY and WINES, which have been in the
house Of B. s Jones for the last ten years he is
now adding to his stock full supply Of choice FA-
MILY GROCERIES, and invites bis friends and the
friends of the late concern of B. s. Jones' to give
him call; and promises that pains, ON bis part,
shall be spared TO give satisfaction.
One OF the late concern be always found At tho
old stand, where he would be pleased TO see his
friends. SAML NJ BAKER
Richmond, April lst 1854. 81 u
We most cheerfully recommend Mr.. S. =
NJ BAKER, who has been in our employment for
s7g-azas-zsssasz-ssesses. BURWELL JONES.
5.5g s.sss SAMPSON JONES.
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Nv ANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS
" AUCTIONEER-One that understands the
business, and can come well recommended, can find
permanent situation by addressing Merchant
box GA, Post Office, Richmond, Va. NH 80
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DRIME GOSHEN BUTTER and PINE
IN KEWARD.-Ranawa y from the sub

TN REWAKD.-Ranaway from the sub
Il " scriber, on Sunday morning, March 26th Ed.
WARD. the property of Mrs Tyrrel, late Of Hanover
county.
Edward is about feet inches high of dark COM
plexion, wears a pair Of fine brogue shoes, and
striped jeans shirt. He employed last year
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad and is perhaps
irving to make his way there again will pay tho
above reward to any who will deliver him at my
store, Franklin, between 17Lh and 18th streets.
NH 29-ta RARNrg
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WANTED-For the balance of the wear.
w Porter, for our store; either white or black
that can come well recommended, will suit
WINSTON 4 POWERS
ap1 corner Pearl 10Th and Carv sts.
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GCREWS.-A complete assortment of
~ Screws, assorted from ! 10 inches for sale byn
APPS VAN LEW l. TAYLOR
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WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN expert
" enced in Book keeping, having been engaged
IN the same several years in Baltimore city, and
having several leisure hours each day, wants
pioyment In posting or balancing Books, casting up
accounts or making out, collecting bills. He
writes good business hand and has general know.
The best of references given.
R Communications addressed to B. s., through
this office, or the Post Office, will receive prompt at
tention. an Sts
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUA-

l. GES.-A. MOUTON De MOUNTHURY, Priuci-
pal of an Institution of Modern Languages and Edi-
tor of the French Literary Review, in New York
city, has the honor to announce to the citizens of
Richmond that he s prepared to give instruction la
the above Languages on system entirely new,
which will enable the learner to speak and to write
in a very short time with ease and rspidity.
He can be found over the Office of Dr. Gooch, on
Bank street, doors below 9th ct.
REFERENCES IN THIS CITY
T. P. August, Atty at Law, M. Paul, French Con-
SAINTS ESQ, NH 25-5aw2ws
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN
WANTS.

OWNER WANTED-For Is kegs of
" BUTTER, marked s. in q diamond R. below.
received by steamer Roanoke from New York
ap Sit LUDLAM / WATSON.
WANTED-Four or five good MACHl-
w NISTS, to whom liberal wages and constant
employment will be given. None need apply but
those wen experienced in their business and of sober
ha0its THOS. SHARP,
Gen. Sup Va and Tenn. r. r.
Lynchburg, April LIST, 1854 p4-2w
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0ATS.-l5tl0 bushels OATS, receiving
" and for snle-with all kinds Of FEED for
~ PLEAsANTs. COURTNEY BROS.
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The subscriber having rented the store,

We most cheerfully recommend Mr.. s. !
M. BAKER, who has been in our employment for
the last six years. to our old customers and friends
-aa sss~aseyassssz-ssessss BURWELL JONES.
80 E.f4s SAMPSON JONES.
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>sa BOYS CLOTHING.-I alwsys
Hk keep on hand the largest assortment Of iBoys
and Childrens CLOTHING to be found in
.-Aa- this market, of my own make, which viii be
sold at reasonable prices Those in want will do well
to give call, as l keep the latest styles TO ht
ces every article usually called for in my line bus-
ness. Give me an early call.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
Late Smith L Marvin,j
ap33t No. ia Main street.
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DIED..

BEECHAM-Ir Rome Y Of congestion Of the brain, On The
uouits 80 eph Beeehsm. Eco Nj b. wss born
QIens County Ireland nd America about fifteen years
aso through Life has marked With honor INDUSTRY
Christian feeling and sincere pey he T the
Oneida County add the hrnest and fore
ms. IN pu party q.rrels Hls death public
anty sae sincerely dsplored immense cIe o. iends
H.fgneral viii tske place a. ID A VI. today
FRESCH0n the 2th inst in Myrlesy GEAR Sostrsnd.ev
Brooklyn. Georzs French aged D year.. J. W.
The Inferred the Csmstery Of the Evergreen
JAUNCEY-At Rsv.ns~ood l. l., Friday 2ls inst Edward
" his 1h while bathing near the residence o. hia
brothsr-in law. Chss H. seymour
invited attend hs funeral Wetsesdsy otn
18th ia Calvary Church 4,h-sy AID As 1t
HOWELL-ln RToosyn Saturday, July p. Elyira c. dA1tn
L. aud Cisrisss Howell as.d years 10 months ana
days. ~ a.,
Her remains 10 FIeiops Chstsuque Co. n T. ''
Dfeuent VIM
MowER-on the 18th inst Italy Yates Coan{ In the
Henry eny surviving Of J. W. and Ezaoen
Eth year OF his young Of excellent aas'''
desTsd o al vho knew him. .h.s i1ess
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70 operate upon the Government OF penmafk' 10 MOI
her TO her neutrality between hus'," ""u w "a
novers or to move ker from it to side with SAID pow
~. or in case of her entering the Russian alliance
10 protect British interests here-whch are conSaera
Se-tlis being the English mail station for the West
ladies and Central America-orto seize upon heI "eS
India possessions. -. IL .n,,,ic;ons for
uLat they are worth. They indicate an important
phase of public affairs, for the current 'ne IN the
West Indies. ,.. =; 49,. .o..
The last packet from Southampton IS another new
iron p.ddlc wheel steamer OF mammoth SIZE ana ex-
ouisiic s,mmetry. Her name If lamar She ar
rived Friday morning; thirteen days passage.
The Curiew from Halifax, expected for two weeks
las no, v.f arrived We are in doubt whether she is
coming At all or whether some accident may not have
beialloD Ler.
Tie last hdvicss from Barbados brought By the
steamer from WinGward, Saturday morning indicate
frieht and undated rayages Of the cholera IN that
Island. II spreading through the estates IN tne
country. where about 5000 had died-7,V0 having
died in sll II is not confined to the black population
but attacks all classes and colors 1t had also broken
out in the Island of Grenada. There Is every pros
pect that it will do its work in all these islands
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w.r Horizon shr' IF Dsasl orc Of his city eyed years
80 fror'f -
sfrrrlcu sd itst - = A.. - . -.
% ~ 49,, .on Of AID Ehfs Peek in tho 18th
ycsg 81 tes A. ...,..,. ...tl.,.. y. N
seherssor r Weene,iay next oeioek The tneId' Of
~ ~ ar rrectfuy invited 70 attend without t1rss ho's
RpODEs-Iu pswtare, r Sunday eyenas I'd iksl ths
Hon Nina Bha~s one OF ods., manufacturers OF eosos
STTRy III O r. o'r. Of the Sd inst. Ellen dsssbteS Of
" ~ ard MSfy P Sersgt, aErj mouths sbd - dsrs
Her remains ste dsro~i,ed Ia Geen~ood Cemetery AZ
SW EETLAND-On Monday, .4h July siier SNORT ine" NJ
T. ? SWseti.ud
The rslaivc friend. Of the family respectfully in'ea
the Tuesday afternoon iroH 40 !"
Seccud-sv without further invitation
SERRFlL-At Hsmpf-.d l. l ~ saturday. JAY q INNS
Fgs crughsf 81 L-ur W sud Elys J. >cfrc G. brookJn
ss.d months srd u
VAN CUTOu sunday night July Richard an Cot IN tbs
asth q RS
The funersl viii sse ra-e from lis late resi.encs No l'l
this ocock relatives
rfsrec-uly invited 20 attend without farther nvi,stioa
WgFxLY REPosr DEATHS the City Broosyn Tho wesk
M.Fs H. FfN,Irs s ApvLrs l01; CsiLpsrs -. TOt,
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IRISH FIGHT AND HOMICIDE ATRONDOUT

On Sunday night serious affair happened al Ron
don't the facts of which arc follows gathering OF
Irshmen took place about x or seven O'Clock at gro
Gerry and GROCERY kept by Andy Evans, where regular
drunken spree begun. There were about dozen
men in the party and in short time some dspue arose
and the spree changed into regular fight Some Of the
neghbors being seriously annoyed by the row. and fearing
bloodsbed il il continued for a cons sbe who under
took TO stop the disturbance. The Irishmen, however
TELL upon him, knocked him down, kicked and stamped
upon him, like many Infatuated devils. BY good luck
he recovered his feet when he drew revolver and fred
at his assaiants shooting of them through the heart
and killing him instantly. As he was about TO fire again
some one struck his arm upward that the ball passed
into the ceiling The being for the time stopped the
Constable gave himself up TO the proper authorities but
when the facts were known, he wss set at liberty Yes
trdsv morning were sent to get the body OF
the IrsL man. place where an inquest could be held
but lis friends refused give up whereupon larger
force was sent and the body taken away amid many
threats vengeance The inquest have been held
Yesterday
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TIE ASSAULT BY 4 COUNTERFEITER
UPON DR.. De WEISS.

We noticed yesterday attack upon Dr. De Weiss OF
the corner Of Beeckers and Broadway, by man named
Geo William who called upon him in the night time for
medicine and rendered him in paymen: counterfeit s2o
bank bill which induced the doctor to take steps to
cause his srrest, and while messenger was gone Jr
policeman Williams attacked the doctor with stone
pitcher cutting his head and open several places
Yesterday Dr. Harris of of No Fourth st. called az
tie Court and saw the prisoner Geo. Will ans when ne
made affidavit that time since Williams called a; MS
Office To- procure medicine for friend and tenderel IN
rayment eco bill on the Hamilton Bank Boston, Mass
which subsequently proved be counterfeit tie be
Heyed the bin passed to him with guilty knowledge
of its character by Williams Several other physlclans
called Yesterday at the Court and told similar tale Ut
ue rson having called their offices for medicine and
passed upon them counterfeit bills None OF them how
ever w. re able 10 identify Williams the person lie
was locked up by Justice Clark avail, examination
Of further Developments.
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Mr. John J. sproull. Agent Of the Unierwr.ters On
Thursday last severely injured bis back b. fan. One
f;he engineers in coming ashore the telegraph b-'ke
two d he ribs. but recovering.
Mot Of the cargo ha. been cent II to New-York in
lighters by way Of Ere Island Inlet
-fcoSD LET1fRI
NonlcHEs Monday. JAY -, 1884.
! have iu't returned from the Franklin The heay!
surf Of lat nigh; washed the sand entirely from be-
nes Ter bow- and stern and he rests only her cen
ter. Her bows have dropped somewhat lower than
yesterday.
Tie wreckors arc breaking out cargo from the fore
10 d. and another telegraph from the foremost thu shore
bss been re. e. Tie puuP- -et s-oiog this morn
ing and after pumping her Gown three feet-sui-
cionily low ior presen; lu-pOscs-tho !arze pump vas
stopped and tie small pump held Der and lowered the
wstor some three inches in t~o hours.
Tie agents have determined to cut away her paddle
wheels in day two. and her cargo l. out,
the par-deck viii be stripped Of and effort m,de 70
get out her engines.
Tie wind i. blowing freeb from the s. W. snl makes
but little -urf Should it chop round to the westward it
would raise surf aonchore that would cut her on; OF
the sand
In day or two anchors and cables will b. laid from
her over the outer bar and should she nohog too badly in
the interim the underwriters agents confidently look 10
her being got of at The September high tides How FAR
thew are warranted in this conclusion cannot say but
the shore people say that at that season Of the year the
tides are very high and the surf cuts along shore at
greet rate completely altering the soundings along the
beach ard materially changing its form. Success TO
them in their Efforts. Capt; Walton informs me that 50
soon as he can get q chance lie viii draw up statement
for the palers.
LAUNCHED.
The war steamer I,urbide built by Messrs Wcservelt
4 Son Of this City for the Mexican Government, was
launched on Saturday evening. The Iturbde i 900 un-
register los feet long deck p feet beam and II feet
deep and pierced for fourteen guns She i the coun
tert art of the santa built by the same firm on the
same account.
The ship Confederation, built by Mr.. A. c. Bell for
Messr.. Lare & Wet also launched on Saturday
evening from the yard the foot of Houston's The
Confederation is handsome vessel Of LOO uns burden
and to be employed Havre packet, under com
mend Of Captain Corning. Her dimensions are IL feet
long on deck y feet breadth OF beam, and p feet
inches dep
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MORTALITY IN ruy WARDS.

This report shows an OF 9s the preceding
week which certainly very light figure in view of the
terrible heat OF the weather OF course we expected
rapid rise cholera and quite agreeaby disappointed
in the returns there being increase of only &c. The
return OF ages show nearly sixty per cent Of the deaths to
be under 10 years In 1919 the corresponding week, which
was the very hight Of the cholera season, only forty per
cent were under that age We sppend comparative tables
showing the Deaths by the principal diseases for the past
week and the corresponding weeks in 1853 and $40 the
cholera season. To The latter year should be added
enough to make up for increase of population 80 that the
400 deaths of that week would at the ratio OF NOR
tally, reach nearly 1860
CoNP,RArWE TABLE OF MORTALITY for the twenty
ninth week of 1919. 1883 and 1884.
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VILLLANSBURGH ITEMS

The CHoLERA.-Nne cases OF cholera were reported TO
the Board of Health Yesterday having occurred on Sun
dav six of which terminated fatally. Yesterday two
fatal cases were reported having occurred at No Il
South Third-st.
FATAL AcoIDESr-A little son, eight years OF age, OF
NJ. Nicholas Wyekof, residing in BnshHick, died on
Sunday from injuries sustained Friday, by the upset
ting upon him of a load of hay which ne was riding.
The Board Of Health have directed that all cases OF
cholera for the twen,you hours previous shall be report
ed 10 the Mayor at IL VI. each day.
The hquor-deslers hold meeting this evening u take
action ia reference TO the ordinance being enforced
relative 10 the closing of tsverns on Sundays.
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CANADA.

Ffom Our Own Correspondent
TORONTO Friday, July 81, 1854.
We are at once in the midst of the harvest aud the
.,dst Of the elections No contests have yet come off
but eleven members have been returned by acclsma-
ton, of whom four members OF the Government.
The latter are, Mr.. Chabot, Chief Commissioner of
Public Works; Mr. Chauveau, Provincial Secretary
DIR. Drummond, Attorney General for Lower Canada,
and Mr.. Morrison, Solicitor General Upper
Carada. The other members Of the Admins
trstion will not be returned without a contests
but none of them viii have any difficulty in
being elected. The President Of the Council DR..
Rolph, will easily carry his old County. Norfolk
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Colrespondence of The \. y. Tribune - -, 80.
WARREN Mass, Saturday, july y, ISol
II is early morning anddeghtmlly cool out of doors
hut in few hours the heat will he intense The ther
mometer here has ranged high 90 in the shade
in the middle of the day for the last three days. At
Springfield Yesterday in the sum- it stood at i2i'' and
in the shade at 994. There have been showers yes
er,v and day before. all through the center of the
state in spots wetting extensively The good people
say there never was hotter time, yet it is time of
oaI oral health
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Being an aggregate increase thus far this year over the
same period in s53 Of 3O per Thencrease OF pou-
laon Is probably from to 10 per cent Average weekly
mortality in the first Twenty-Five weeks in 1888, 352 in
ls54 49, Average weekly increase the year over last
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GAfvert,seuientl
FRAvCoNIS HIPPODROME.-THIS EVENING will be-

iye rsrb approximation or the louRN,NNr o. rHt -
TpF q crH GoLD and raj programme OF h'r
rsrrs 10 The H'rfo both Afternoon and evening
To morrow cvcug the SECOND FOOT RACE Will come on NcN
Conf et.'ors WI! coleLd Tor thc Prizcs
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

Tar TuRNERs-A large body OF New-fcrk Turner'S
German Association passed through this city yesterday on
their way TO Fort Hamilton spend the day in social
manner On their arrival at the ferries they were escorted
by the Turner's Of the city, VINO accompanied them.