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AUCTION sAr.ns.
FUTURE DAYS.
FARMS FOR sALE.-H not sold pr

'AkMS FOR SALE.-If not sold pri-
vs.ey by FRIDAY. August 5th, 1858, We win
osy oner ct public auction. without reserve
SpIrr i1Ie.ng az 10 o'clock, the Farm known
-, Ia tdivided into four partial II miles
WnI y. ncnmond, adjoining the isnds of Albert
III anu o,ners, one tract being West Of the Gen.
trat Railroad, contsnns S. acres hss : nav veil fin.
isled and commodious dwelling han.s s,,h i.,g.
new barn and stable just built; and .nathsI trsrt
bounded on the Meadow Bridge Road csn,.;n;.. a
acres, with comfortable dwelling ban an IL
improvements thereon; and sdjoinips ths I.. oe
Thos Carter, tract containing so &C. e. h.s.,,
numbered with pine wood; and on the East I'd. ~
the Central Railroad, tract containing TIA arYs.
with ice heuse and pond and large quantity of frs
oak wook. These lands lying only II miles of Rich
nond, and in high state of Improvement, offer
many inducements to persons wanting country resi-
dence near the city Immediately after the sale of
the land, will be sold ell the farming utensils cor
sistins OF wagon. cart, plowa gearing, &c with s
superior young Mules and also the crop of oate
about 10 coo pounds; and likewise the crop of corn
now growing. We will also hire out for the b.lapee
OF the year two negro men and one woman; any per
Ct, OK, can do SO By calling Mr.. Marlin g. Taylor
VINO resides upon the premises and who will take
pleasure In showing them. A map of the lands can
De seen upon the place and at the Office of John
Davis between Bank and Main SITS
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth CASH balance in one
and two years. for negotiable notes, with interest
ADDED and title retained until last payment for the
table notes. See
ressessiou viii be given immediately, with the
PHVuese OF getting away the wheat anything that
may pc omitted. MASSENA BEAZLEY
Jy Iz-dtds MARTIN TAYLOR
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch
ARRAY AND MURDER.
FaEpKRIcKsBUEG, July


Joserh Ashton, an Irishman, employed on 'he
,iro ., the Fredericksburg and GordonsviIie Rail
"a wa, murdered last night near this city, by
mo If the Isboreas on the work. An aftfay took
Mace among them. during the progress oil which
80 murder was committed. An inquest was held
over the body last nj eht. "
since the above was put in type we have received
the following;
FREDRRIcKsBUEG, July ~
Yesterday morning, about eight or nine o o'och,
rows reached the Police that horrible n1arder hao
Aen committed by the Irish employed on the re
,o-ick .bure and tfordonsville Railroad upon the
L. ,.,v Of an lrishman named Ashton, a workman on
nc road. An inques, was held over the body late
Ia, nirh. and warrant was issued for the arrest
,.e,e of those who were concerned in the murder.
A., me oclock the Fredericksburg Guards, under
c.7, Porter, together with officers Mazeen, Tim
.s-skc and a number Of citizens, were ordered
Ja' who after tedious march Of four or hve nllet'
ss-cccded in arresting all who were said to Oeeh
sa.ed in the murder, and this morning the PRISON
err were safely lodged in Jail. Too much cannot
le saii in praise Of this very efficient military
corps who are always ready when duty calls
Yu1ra b.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YoRK. July l2-The steamer Asia arrived
at her wharf late this evening.
LrvERroRL MARKETS.
Richardson quotes Western Canal Flour at 36s.
81; Ohio 39s White Wheat lis. Cd; red lis
Corn has declined Is. cd. Cotton firm and active,
with sales during the week of 10000 bales. Prices
sitter but unchanged, Consols closed at Of.
AnAustrian army of 100000 rnen was preparing
to enter the Prncipalities for the purpose OF pre-
venting farther bostilities.
The entire Anglo French force at Varna was
preparing for an expedition into Crmea, under St.
Arnaud.
The whole Russian army of occupation was fali-
ing back in good order beyond the Pruth.
The Turkish garrison was already On the march
20 Crimea The Gear of Russia was also on his wsy
thiher.
Admiral Napier, on the 27th of June, was con-
centratng his whole force preparatory to attacking
Cronstadt
Both armies in Asia remained motionless.
The Cars official reply to Austria had not arri-
ved The Austrians will certainly occupy the
Princpalities The scene of battle seems changing
to the Crimea
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FaEpRRrcK.BrRG, July j,

EXECUTION OF JENNINGs.-MichaelJ Jennings, the
murderer Of Mrs Bradley, at North Haven, Conn,
wa.huns last Monday, in presence of n concourse
!. o. spectators.
4 photographic dispatch says
Jennings spent the early part of the night at his
le-,tioqs and after sleeping from 2 TO l-2 clock
he engaged in devotional exercises. He appeared
serious, and locked earnestly the cruchx in his
!. hali.
A,ten rninu,es after ten o'clock he ascended the
,csrHd and engaged in prayer with the priest
This over the priest bid him good bye, when he
sotbed cut Good bye-Oh dear Lord Je'-TLc
drop fell before he had finished the sentence, and
he vas swinging by the neck. The usual white
raa covered his face and was sprinkled with tears
Thus died a monster IN guilt, though but II years
G.. aye He did not GtruggIe hard, though he lin
grred longer than some others before executed on
an sane spot He made no confession, nor did he
ss-ert hi4 innocence.
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A CHINESE WAR IN CALAvERAs

In accordance with previous announcement, the
Hong kongs and Cantons prepared for battle near
jackson, on the 9Th ut The Sentinel says 1000
men were encamped on Friday night, armed to the
teeth with quaint weapons such as clubs guns, pis
tolls, spears double swords, knives ptchforks. pick
handles, dc. Before the battle had commenced
however, the police rughed on them and disarmed
and dispersed hem-CGlf0rni0 paper.
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THE NoRTHRuP KIDNAPPING CASE

SARATOGA, July 1.-THE ex animation of Alex.
ander Merrill and Joseph Russell on the charge nj
kidnapping Solomon Eorthrup and selling him into
slavery y progressing to-day at Baistos Spa. North.
uS ~ pTa.asely swears to their being the persons
1ssl 10 ,n ~ ne was hired at Saratoga Springs in
u ,S hsi ne was treated at Washington bv
ins cn Win aaasssd liquor &c The witne.s way
Uoa wnG drank with Northrup and ,he kidn.p
the slave pen. II 10 expected that hi. wi,p u.
sS come forward aud testify to having heard Ne
l'te'i OF selling Northrup The accused wsra sI
Notbrups book. gwen
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THE ALLEGED PRIEST RAPE CASE AT
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, July l1-Father Kroeeer. the Cath.
lie Priest was tried yesterday before Judge Flynn
on the charge of assault, with intent to commit a
rape. The testimony was about the same as given
te'ore the Police court The jury remained out un-
III about noon to day, when being unable to agree,
they were discharged They stood six for
conviction for assault with nten. TO commit vio-
lcnce on her person, and sx tor assault and bate.
~. There was large crowd around the court
house during the trial
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Low AND srrc1Dn.-We find the following dis

Low AND suIcIDE.-We find the following dis.
BosToN July ll.-Mr. Marsh, OF Pembroke, and
Miss Sampson Of Stoughton, dashed themselves to
gc'her, and jumped into the mill pond at Abingdon
yesterday and were drowned
Another dispatch says they went out together in
chase, and after divesting themselves OF their
outer garments, lashed themselves together and
llmped into the pond. They left note behind,
saying where they could be found.
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EvD OF A CoNsFIRACY CAsE.-In PhiIadeiphiF,
Or Monday, Al. Deschamps and John h. Chad
uc1 were again put their trial on the charge ct
claspiring to seduce Harriet Sewers. Miss Sewers
wa Examined as a witness, and denied that any
Improper intimacy had existed between her and
NJ Chadwick, that she had been induced to make
the statement on the former trial from the persua-
en- Of her family A verdict OF not guilty was rem.
dercd and the whole case was abandoned.
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EXCITEMENT AMONG THE PRINTERS IN
ptrrr sDEI pHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1854 Tho proprietor
OF The Evening Register having set tw o girls at
work In his job Office they being deeirious OF learn
ing composition, the Typographical Union of this
city interered to prevent II, and induced the mem
bers of the Union in The Resister Office to leave.
Several members OF the Union have been held to
bail for conspiracy, and hearing Of the takes
place this afternoon. The proprietor of The Reg
ister had much difficulty In getting his paper out
yesterday, but he has obtained sufficient
number OF hands for his purposes
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CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, July l2.-The Senate was engaged
in the discussion of the Homestead Bill. Mr.. Sc
ward introduced the creed Of the Know Nothings
in debate Mr.. Clay declared that the passage of
bill giving public lands to aliens and foreigners
would cause the formation of controlling Native
American party throug hout.the. Southern States.
The House resumed the discussion of the River
and Harbor Bill, but came to no action thereon.
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SISTERS OF CHARITY EXPELLED FROM
TILE MlRLIE LDSRI CAI

Some weeks since charges were preferred against
the Sisters OF Charity, incumbents OF TIE City Hos
pital. The Governors made their report on the
charge on the 30th ult., ana found them guilty OF
making the Hospital instrumental in the propaga
ton OF sectarian principles! Since then the sisters
asve resigned their charge, and their resignation
has been accepted
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John Morrissey, the prize fighter, who WIS lately
ken on to Massachusetts, to adswer for being en-
gagged in the ii sbt with Yankee Sullivan has plead
ca guilty and been fined 81 200 and costs. and, in
default Of payment committed. The fine and costs
are to be paid within seven days, or he will be i'm
pfi-oned for sixteen months. II is said the neces
sary amount was sent from New York on Sunday
last sullivan it will be recollected, forfeited his
bail Of 81 800.
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AL Mazatlan on the l3th of Anril the conmsn,

AT Mazatlan on the 18th of April the commander
Of the U. s. ship Portsmouth rescued fifty Ameri-
cans who hao been captured on their way to lowe:
California, charged with being flibusters, on board
the Chilian bark Patrats. But for the presence of
the Portsmouth they would probably all have been
shot OF sent to the mines
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The JAPAN ExrEDITIoN-A letter from on
board one of the vessels of the expedition, says:
treaty of commerce, and an established tariff
will be negotiated shortly; and everything is in
fair training TO all our efforts with success
The squadron remains upon the coast for some
three months longer, Ia survey the harbors and
make hnal arrangements alter which we return
10 China.
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OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER
MORE GOLD

NEW ORLEANS, July 10-The steamer Daniel
Wehster arrived today from San Juan. She was
detained waiting for the Star Of the West which ran
ashore, she got on and sailed for New York. on the
81 Inst with 80 passengers, and over 81 100000
In treasure San Juan was quiet and the river in
good boating order. The first new steamboat had
arrived. and the olutioniss were still besiegng
Grenada, which was expected to caPitulate soon.
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The Wheeling Times says an engineer named
McF arland was badly scalded on Sunday between
Piedmont and Altamont, on the B. g. o. r. r. A
log having fallen across the track, threw the loco
motive of, csusiDseth accident
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IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA

New ORLEANS, July 9th-The steamer Philad.l-
phia from Havana with dates to the 5th inst brings
Intelligence that Admiral Duquesne, of the Frepcb
feet, died there on the Sd inst
A Dutch ship had arrived at Havana bringing about
500 Chinese laborers
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THE MONEY PANIc.-The failure of ]. Wether
bee, Jr., broker, of Boston, is reported Stocks
have materially declined in Boston, and the panic
s increasing.
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VILLAGE OF COXsACKIE DESTROYED BY
FIRE.

ALBANY, July IA fire broke out in this beauti.
tnl, thriving village, situated the Hudson river.
Green county, N. Y; Before the flames could be ex-
tnguished nearly the entire village was laid in runs
including three hotels the post Office some church,
es and other public bpiIdings The entire less er.
distress produced by this calamity falls heavily On
the citizens.
The following are the principal sufferers: Fl. P.
Bedell. dry goods: w. B. Case L Co, grocery: G.
Lusk liquors. H p. Peck, jeweier; B. Sherman, gro.
Ger; Parcelow, ice-cream saloon; the Post Office;
Geo Sharp. grocer; Finch 4 Collier dry goods Pat.
rick Keriyan, grocer; VIM. PEI noger, grocer
Some ssy the fire the work of an incendiarv.
other that it originated from an overheated stove
pipe Fortunately the fire did not extend to the resi-
dences back of the landing
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ARRIVAL OF TIE ISABEL

CHARLESTON, July 12.-The Isabel has arrived
with Havana dates of the 9th. More Spanish troops
were arriving at Havana.
The Cholera at Key West was increasing. There
mad been eeYen deaths.
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CHOLERA AT CHIcAGo.-Passengers arrived in
New York On Sunday evening report one hundred
and thirty deaths in Chicago, by Asiatic cholera.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE The House of Representa-
tlves OF New Hampshire on Tuesday passed reso.
luton appropriating $4,000 for State Reform
School. The Maine Liquor Bill was taken from
the table and ordered to third reading,
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OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Mibank's rope walk, fec
tory, and contents near New Orleans, with several
cher buildings were destroyed by fire on Sunday
last. Loss $500, 000-covered by insurance.
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LANCE FIRE.-A few days since an extensive fire
occurred at Knightstown, Ind, destroying an en-
tire square from billings Hotel to the United
States Hotel, including both those buildings.
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THE SEVEN MILLION CHECK.

New YORK, July 1.-THE check for seven millions
OF dollars was presented to-day at the Sub-Treaury
BY the Mexican Minister. Mr. Aimonte. and prom pt.
ly paid in gold. 1t was deposited follows: S. 600
o0G in the Bank of Commerce; 81 900 06O in the Bail
of America; III. 5cO 90 in the Merchants Bank $500
600 in the Bank of New York, and 1901, 900 in the
PhnniX Bank = -
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TIE RAILROAD CALAMrTY.-The Baltimore
American of yesterday states that on Monday eve
ming there were no hopes Of Mr.. John SCOTS re.
coyery Even if he should recover, amputation Of
y 10Th legs will be necessary Modification has taken
piece in bis wounds James McNeir, of Baltimore,
heretofore reported in a precarious condition. is
rarnYering.
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CHoLERA-The Boston Journal of Monday gives
the names OF thirteen persons who have died Of
cholera in that city, since noon on Saturday
In Buffalo, during eight days ending July 9Th,
there were sixteen deaths from this disease. Ten
of the deceased were foreigners
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.THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,

THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
l. VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR-In No.
vsmoer 1904 will be drawn to close our Magnificent
Enterprise Receipts for shares given on applics-
uon, 10 si Wh9 expend 50 in portraits, or who paw
US u oNh DoLLAR; the balance only payable when
nave resolved to offer great inducements to co one
rate with us in the above in order TO close il nm n
grand scale possible - va q"
WIN. A. PRATT, Daguerrean Artist.
li5 Main st, Richmond
jy lS-tf ISL Main ar Ricbn1,s
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NEW York, July 12-Flour-better grades i'm.
proving. Southern heavy at So 50aS9. Southern
yellow Corn, 74a75c.
BALTIMORE, July 12-Market dull. Flour scarce
and prices unchanged
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GEORGETOWN CoLLEGE.-The commencement
OF Georgetown College took place on Tuesday,
The degree OF DID. was conferred on Very Reve-
rend John feeling, OF Richmond
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TIE FIsHEaIEs.-Advices from New Foundland
to the 29th ut bring most unfavorable reports from
the fishing grounds.
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The Commencement of Harvard College, Cam
bridge, Mass, takes place next week. The gradu
ting class numbers &C.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
EXCURSION TO SLASH COTTAGi

CACOhOION ~ SLASH COI1AGE.
THE GERMAN TURNER'S GERMA-
MA SOCIETY will make an excursion to
SLASH COTTAGE on MONDAY next july nth
On the occasion there will be BALL AND GYM.
NASTlC EXERCISES at the Cottage. The enter
tanment VIII be an agreeable and gay affair." and the
exercises will be particularly entertaining
q Tickets 81 each-to be had at the Office of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
Ladies'
~ The cara will leave the Depot at P. M
iy l2-td
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IHoLERA IN PHILADsLPHrA.-Dr. Bivigsans and
II. knorr died in Philadelphia on Tuesday of Asi
attic Cholera. Robert l.. Piifed President OF the
Northern Liberties Bank, died the same day.
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krLLED.-George Shrock, aged "a years, was ru,
over ny runaway horse in Philadelphia on Tues
day last and killed.
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New YORK, July 1.-THE banking house of Au
gust Belmont, in this city, was broken open las
night and robbed of Sl4, 600.
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Louis Milligan, a local mail agent at ST. Louis
has been arrested, charged with purloining money
from letters.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE July 12.-Robert G. Scott U. S. Coz
sui, arrived here to-day from Rio.
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CONQUEST OF MEXICO-(New edi-
- tionl-AT THE NEW BooKsToRE, 157
PRE- PkEscoTrs FERDINAND AND ISABELLA.
CONQUEST OF PERU, by Prescott, vols. Cloth tn
81: sa%e, half sH e e. % sRIe edge s.
Of s Ms ss 81 f sSss 80 v0
rLuTARCH LIVES, vols sheep, $3.50.
!oS y GmM vols sheep, $3.50;
Romulus, Cyrus, Hannibal
CLEOPATRA Nero. Maria Antoinette;
Josephine, Madam Roland Mary Queen of Scott:
Charlssl Charles H., Queen Elizabeth;
Alfred the Great-60c. each.
LADY LEES wfbo@aoo D f ffo@ Biseiwood
DICKENS cHILD's HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
THACKERAYs VANITY FAIR, vol. cloth
Fl, ENGLISH HUMoRIsT, by rhackeray, vol.
HISTORY OF PENDENNIs. by Tlaokersy, 2
LEATHER STOCKING AND SILK, by Virgin.
KNoUT AND THE RUSSIANS, illustrated, /
vol 81.
Just received and for sale by
jy 1875 WIN A. BUFFERS, 157 Main st.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Seal
~ ed Proposals will be received by the undersigu.
ed until the 18th of the present MONTH for the gra-
duation and superstructure of $40 miles othe Lew
lston RANK ROAD, embracing that portion between
the Junction of the Richmond and Danville and
Southside Railroads Proiles and specifications can
be seen by application to the undersigned and gene.
raj information respecting the work will be given
The contractor will be required to complete the
work on or before the 25th day of December next -
References as to ability TO carry the work can &C.
company Proposals.
The Board of Directors will meet at the Junction
above named on the Goth instant for the purpose of
examining bids and letting to contract said work but
will consider such bids only in their opinion may
seem reasonable. H. M. PATTON
Chief Engineer Lew P. Rd
Jefress Store, Nottoway CO., Va,)
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET-The Journal of
Commerce, of Tuesday evening, says
There is growing brightness in the commercial
horizon, but the change TO better state of feeling
progresses very slowly, and with many Interrupt.
tons Business paper is selling at our quotations,
butthat chiefly in demand consists of prime sigma
tpres, l2 per cent.
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FIRE.-Wood's tannery, at Bath, Me, has been
destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000
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&C Chenoweth, one of the Ward jurymen, has
oethtown, Ky. " -''Aa
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BY DUNLOP, MONCUKE 4 CO.
GROCERIES. &c, AT AUCTION
~ On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, commencing AT 10
O'Clock, we will sell at our auction store, general
assortment of GROCERIES, &c. &C., consisting in
part Of "
100 hhds. SUGAR, ranging from fair to choice
quality
100 bbis. Coffee SUGAR
$50 do. prime MOLASSES
50 do. WHISKEY
Cognac BRANDY
Holland GIN
Gunpowder and Pouchong TEAS
Assorted CANDIES
Sherry and Madeira WINE
Adsmantne CANDLES
MUSTARD, FISH, &c. &c.
TERMs-Under 500, cash: over SIO0 4 months
credit, for approved, negotiable paper
jy IL DUNLOP, MONCURE Il CO Aucts.
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Col. Bissell, of Illinois, declines reelection to
Congress.
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SAILING OF THE EUROPA.
HEAVY ROBBERY.

NEW YORK, July l2-The Europa today too
1877 passengers, and nearly 100000 in gold!'
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
a The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor
Street is extensively prepared to execute eyery de-
Presses and new Type, at extraordinary low nricss
for cash " f'e''
CARDS printed very cheap, on one of the last fast
Presses. 49, 10
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BY x z 3. HILL.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il SLAVES As Trustee 10 a deed dated 18th of
Feb'y 1854, from Mr.. J. Royal, duly recorded in
the goth day Of July, 1854. at O'Clock A. M at the
auction store of Messrs N. B. l. C. B. Hill most
valuable Slave, named Eve" and her infant child
The woman is frst-rate seamstress and chamber
maid, aud is about 18 years old.
Terms cash. w. GODDIN Trustee.
Sale conducted by N. B. 4 C. B. HILL, Aucts.
iy I1-dtds
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-
l. WARD.-Ranaway from the Subscriber on the
GEORGE ALLEN. The said ne gro. is about feet
or inches high, % years OLD thick built very dark
complexion, and suffers badly when speaking; bis
appearance is very forbiddng, always looking down
when spoken to. He has moustaches and little
beard under his chir-no other marks recoected.-
The above reward and all reasonable expenses viii
be paid upon his delivery to in this city If taken
within the State; or $50 and all reasonable expenses
iy i0-diw PETERFIELD TRENT