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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-02
VRATES AND FENDERS.-Fiye hun

W bred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prces.-The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city of his own manu-
fscture.. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns such as square topped Gothic, Liptic,
Circle &c, with beautiful rounding Tenders, Sum-
mer Pieces. nc, to match.
Orders for Crates Tenders &c, from town and
country, punctuay attended and carefully pac
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices, with the usual dis
counts of, or cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, be-
tween 9th and 9th sts, Richmond, Va.
fe25sm SAMUEL D. DENOON.
p. o. HASKINS, SHIP. CHANDLER,
~ GROCER AND COMM SSION MER-
CHANT at his new house, opposite the old stand OF
Haskns J. Libby, and in front of the Steamboat
Landing where may be found Q general assortment
all articles in his line. viz:
Cordage, Hemp and Manila.
Blocks, Patent Roller Friction Bushed and Com.
mon Irvine; Sail Needles, Hooks and Thimbles; Ma
rine Spikes, Cauking Irons, Can Hooks, Box Hooks,
Hand Spikes Wood Saws, and various articles in the
Ship Chandlery Line.
GRoCERIEs.-sugar Coffee Tea Soap, Candle !,
Butter, Lard. Molasses, &c.
BEEF.-Mess, Prime and No. !; Mess and Prime
Pork
BACON, Dried Beet, Smoked Tongues, &c.
PAINTS.-White and Black Lead; Paris, Chrome
and Verdigris Green, Vermillion, Chrome Yellow
Spanish Brown, Paint Oil Varnish.
Sperm and Solar Oil Fish Oil, Tar, Pitch, Roin,
Spirits Turpentine, &c.
Crockery, for ship use.
Buckets Brooms. &c. OCT
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pICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL
III ROAD-OPEN TO OVERBY'S 81 MILES.
On and after Monday, Oct Sd, 1885, the regular pas
senger train will daily, Sundays excepted) be-
tween Richmond and OverbYs
The train will stop for passengers at the follow
ing points only: Manchester, Robious, Coalfed, To-
mahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax, Chula, Amelia G. H.,
Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah Liberty
Church, Meherrin, Keysville, brakes Branch and
Overby's.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, A. NJ. Returning,
leave Overby's at 1880 o'clock, p. M.
Children over 10 and under Is years OF age half
price.
Servants trav elng by thenselves must be furnished
with two passes, that one can be retained in the
Office and it must be expressly stated ON the pass
that they permitted to go on the cars
Passengers for Halifax c. H., Danville and Green's
borough, meet Messrs. Flagg l. Co.'s four horse
coaches at overby's daily and those for German
town. Salem, and Salisbury, N. c., meet Messrs.
Flagg Co.'s four horse coaches Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at Overby's. Passengers
for GAINESVILLE Milton, ~ c., and Yanceyville,
meet Messrs. Moss Co.'s coaches at Overby's
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Milton
and Yanceyville by Flagg x Co.'s line Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at Overby's
Passengers for Lynchburg, via South-Side Railroad
and Flagg Goa stages daily.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Y SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-Vis to the
Springs may expect comfort by this route than
before; and if the cost of meals is consderedno
other route offers lever fare The road is open to tho
base of the Blue Ridge, and the rails being laid
between Waynesborough and Stanton, it will be in
operation this
The Stage line is under the MANAGEMENT of j. Z.
HeiskeH, well known to the public.
Cars leave Richmond daily at Is A. M. and the
Western terminus of the Railroadat 10 25 A. MI
DAILY CONNECTION.
To Rockbridge Alum Springs, fare..............T so
White Sulphur, passing the Alum, Warm
and Hot Springs. ........................10 30
Bath Alum. ...........................8 Is
HOT oprings............... 20
Lexington. W
otaunton. "
Cuipeper u. ii. 20
Our STAGES arrive in Staunton at O'Clock p. NJ,
and leave next morning by EXPRESS LINE, at 5 A.
M.-spend the night at Woodward's Jackson River
Hotel, and reach the White Sulphur at 10 A. M se-
cond day from Staunton.
Chartered Coaches to travel as the party Wishes
can be engaged at Richmond on the following terms
The inside of the coach be secured if seats
paid for If 10 seats paid for it secures all the
seats outside and inside; with the privilege of carry
ing the allowed baggage for the number of passen-
gers paid for.
For the further comfort of passen GERS shall run
an accommodation line of Coaches which win leave
Staunton after breakfast, stop for the night at the
Bath Alum Warm Springs, as they desire, and
reach the White Sulphur next evening" guaranteeing
that there shall be no night travel.
We will also keep at the Warm and Hot Springs
each, coach to accommodate visitors going West or
East, who may not find seats in the regular line.
VIM. PARISH L CO.,
by J. IL. HElsKELI.. Aren't.
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ELOUR.-300 bbls super and fine brands;
= 225 bhis extra super brands; $50 bills Family
part very superior.
feH BROWN 4 SHOOK.
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NOIlCE-ln consequence of the crash
at our store yesterday during the Storm we shall
be under the necessity Of closing doors until re-
pairs shall render it safe to resume business
10 n PEMBERTON RR0.
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co-pARTNEHsH1ps Go.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The
have this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm Of WINSTON L POWERS, and
will continue the GROCERY, COMMISSION and
W., corner Of Cary and PEARL treets, lending to
Mavo,s bridge. JOS P. WINSTON,
WIN FL. POWERS.
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and Wool Manufacturing Company removed to the
''g ss1 u vs. = WIN. H. POWERS. Agent.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.



U. 9. HoTEL-B Norris, Clarke; Mrs DR. Bryon. Mj..
issippi; Rev McDougsn. New York; II McDonsaI do
ii.rrel. suffok; W Taylew. No,towsy; J Tl1bo,' y.
burnett, fvttier Richmond; J Brown, Augusta. "
Wyatt. w Tyler, Burton, Richmond; G Lewis. I,rnps
wick; w Douglass. Crump, X Chandler, Z Mayo Ne,
Kent; Frazier, Augusta; flanagan, Albe:n.r,. !
smith, Spotsylvanis; H,feu, North arc ina: ] Conn
Gil @ Waters, VI; Robbins, Charles CITY: q I,opr
Baltimore; Brown. South Caroina; II Fsirbauk.: Raj,
tmore; ii Ritchley, Winter. Liberty Steers v. en-
TX; Bsggarly, North Corolins; Guy, 4 Miller q oocb.
land; Potter, Petersburg Rslts do SNYDER s,,pn
ton: Potter, Charlottesville; Withro~, Rockbridg, "
Smith. Greenvile, Mr. Eyer and lady, Albenlarie
CoLUMBlAN.-S Aldrege, Montgomery: s Morr;..,,
Coapits; WIN Lewis, Buckingham; U Green, Lynchburp:
bush, Va; Caskarz Rural Retreat; X Hugbson Rich.
mond; Rider. Hghiane; J SAUNDERS RucG.r.yiIl.. N
Miller, Miss Booke, Cumberland; Dr. WIN. Thomn,on
Cllpeper II; Ballard, Va; W Chambers " Oliver 4
Lady, buckingham J Pettigrew Lexington; Thos P,,s
wit, Smith, Buckingham; ID Adken, Chesterfield. A
Miller, No;toway; Downmsn, Fauquier; A Wuh.,,
Walton, Louisa; Foster, j. Rogers Abcn.rle
MCHASoER Jones' staunton; Ta-xan, PhII.d.,b,,.
Holcomb. Lyncl bury; Bert,y, Blanrb,1s q
Buck Philadelphia w COOLER New York. E,r. A,,aiS
lh.nd d Green Amelia; ThoP and Lay, Conn Cav,
and Lady Lyneht Daily, Georgia; JMdt n Carol
ma; Cole Albsmarie Clarke, Weldon N Cren,hsx
,-iec Charles City Panni, Mrs PAnniI Niss PannIn
P,tyiyana; LI,son New York ansn Maryiand: ]
oeudaan, Lynehnurs Tsrdy baltimore; Buehansn Yr.i
Stevens. PHI 'dsphi. W Philips, A,bama fass. Tenn
Brewer and pAuEh. Va; sIpon PhiAd.lphia Ms, Bar
hsaue W IL, BuripEame. Mass; spi-r, wyth.y,l.:
Oakley, New YORK; Pollard Va; Sicci.on, nidaIr,,s
Rl:hmrnd. '' - - i@"Ao'''
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POSTSCRIPT.
FATAL RIOT AT SAGINAW.


BUFFALO, April a9.-The Miebje,n n.p.r. contain ar
counts OF drsadul riot which occurred at Saginaw on
TIC 18th Instant IL originated in some three hundred
%sn attempting TO burn the jail at that place and
rescue The ptsoners The sheriff aud others nter.ed
put down The riot and In doing this the sheriff was killed
large number of tie rioters have been arrested and
ooand over 70 await an examination. Twenty fve Of the
rioters were arrested One OF the prisoners retsken
and the other four concealed 10 swamp which was
surrounded by $50 armed men.
hANDAMUS CASE
WAsnisoros. April 2s.-The argument 10 the Msnda.
mus case In the Circuit Court between Beverly Tucker
OF the Sentinel and the Supen endent OF the Rollins
printing. closed yesterday The question argued was
to whether TWO parts the whole Of the Commissioners
OF Patents annual report whether each part formed
sepsratc document The Superintendent had decided
that the whole document should printed by the prine
Of the House. aud the decided one part
by tho Senate should be printed the printer Of the SEN
ate, and the other by the printer Of tho House.
MARINE DISASTER
PnLApELPniA, April 22-The steamer State of Georpi,
which arrived at this port from Savannah reports son
Friday, parsed steamer Souhernor from New York for
Charleston same day passed vessel, apparently of
about 1870 TONS bottom uPwsrds The Only letters 10 he
diseerned on nr sern were Ca being tho commence.
NORFOLK, April 22-The steamship Beatrice f,ou r.,
lao has arrived. She fell in with the British brig udSe.
from Callao, bound to COX, disma ted aud in snLinv
condition. She took of the captain and crew aud bouSIt
them to this port.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
night struck rock the track ole mile east of Flor
cePtcepitang the mail and one pss.
senger car twenty feet down embankment Ih, fire
mah was thrown into the Conemaush river but swan
ashore. No one was seriously injured.
RIOT OF STUDENTS AT CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE.
CAnpRDoT, April ga serious riot has occurred
here between tie students Of the college and the remep
Ia the collision the remen have victorious but
several Oh both sides have been seriously injured All
Efforts oil the mayor TO suppress the have been thus
far unayaing
PARDON OF CHARLES H. BREWER.
BosroS, April &c. II. Brewer, late paying teller OF
the suoi> Bank, who has been the prison some
Two years on sentence of three years imprisonment has
received pardon from the Governor.
CHOLERA ON SHIPBOARD
Bosros, April 2s.-The packet ship Blarche, at St.
Johns, n. b., the 20tb from Liverpool had So deaths
from cholera during her passage. She had about 800
passengers on board.
DEFEAT OF A PROHIBITORY LIQUOR BILL
ST. JOINS, n. b., April 22.-The Maine Law Bill has
been defeated in the New Brunswick Legislature and
bill passed very little different from tue old License Law
HONOR TO DANIEL WEBSTER
Bosros, April 22.-The Senate Of Massachusetts by
seventeen majority, have passed resolution for perma.
nent memorial to Webster.
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MARINE lNTELLiGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM u. STATES.

Steamship jamestown, Cavendy, New York, mdsc and
paseigrs
Steamer Bevidere, Pritchard Baltimore, mdse, Lud
lam Watson
Schr Richmond, Carroll Norfolk mdse
Sthr North State, -, fish. Jno Womble
Steamer Old Dominion Lampkin, City Point, with the
following vessels 10 tow {:
schr Lynchburg, Nelson New York, mdse David
Currie
Schr Mary Jane, Watts, Wilmington, lumber, W S
Marsh
sehr John Bushsrd, Askew, Carolina, bacon, J wom
bic d Co and Jas Winston
Schr r II Iiuntley, Hammond New York, guano
Schr Sarah Maria, Jones, Yves. Iudies sugar and mo-
lasss, Duhlop. Moncure & Co
schr Il Porter, Hudson, Providence, ice, Leo Co
SAILED,
Schr Coqne,ie, Skinner, light
schr Jonas Sparks, Auinack, Brandy wine, coal,
Coquitt Co
schr C"ps. Sears, Boston. mdse, D Curre.
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~
hACoN-Sss Mountain cured, hog round. n 10 All.
sni:hHeld i2sio; baltimore Sides Ia 4; should
BUTTER ~ Sols' 4, ID ls; cents
arge and dull, Z, 10 a Is cents. I : rlHi1,F To-
CofFEE.-we quote Rio II 50 IL; Laruyrs la q
L2; Java Is i.2 IL l.2; Mocha Ia is is i.a eta
OoRN AEAL-S0agO cents. rlEl t,.H ~.
flSH-haekcrel, No. Ss small. al Ia; the latter
ior Boston inspection; HALIFAX Herrings, No. rs Ia
FLoUR-There is a better feeling In tn, market, and
demand. 80, - ~ $500 = .'
GUANO-ssO l.a cash. eH
GRAlNs--Deans white. 81 per bushe.
Corn 7Ss7o cents per bushel. Erti FsifNtIl ...
Oats, 4Oa42 cts per bushel
Peas, blackeyc, 81 i-s cts per bushel.
Rye. 90 cts per bushel-wahted.
WHEAT-Do but little receiving. prices nominal.
HAY-Northern selling at 81 on tho wharf In de.
mand.
IRoN-Pig ts6 a4o per ton, except In small parcels
s"ed,s sloo; Tredegar and English refined 5000; Com
mon English 70a rs; up country bar 70a76.
LARD-In bbls II, kegs IL IL l.s cents.
LUABER-Planl, inch, s2s; ll.2 do tq5; 1 Ia do
Saoass l.2 ! DO ia l.9als; 81 do 1000. Weather
srans o s Sa .l, according to quality ssan'np
ginia Flooring rough ssaao. Tobacco box Boards But.
ton~ood, 2eaSo0O. 6.s Poplar e0a26.oO; Susquehanna
Inch lealS0o. White Pine, No. I, 3s q 40. White
Pine No 2, 2saS2.00 Jost Timber 400. Lathes worth
l9o per A. for rivcn; l.76 for sawed Shingles fair
good demand -.
eashdemand good Tuscaloosa 6oaeo cents Cincinnati
rcctd, much wanted, 80; Old Family Rye, ~; Rich.
ardsons Old Family So; Richardson's No. 10; Bumgard.
ners Old Rye, IS; Ononaga Family, 10; Onondags No.
!, 46; Mountain, soas6; brandy, common Imitation,
ssa4oc common 4th proof 45a6Oc., cash; 0tard, Du.
puys as s+ao Hennessy, 90 s-4aS Pine, Co., 60 "a
as: Apple, 46a76c. Gin, American common, S7a3ec.
Holland, sl.lOal.2oc. N. + Rum, s7assc.
LIVE ST0CK.-(J. Shocks Report)-Beef Cattle,
scae weight, ts.e6as4.96 gross; Extra quality com.
mands $3.50; market well supplied. Hogs 1850; de.
mand moderate.
MoLASSES.-New Orleans, 20 2sc; Cuba 22 l.2 n
Csc.
PLASTER-Lump 8 l.2. Ground 50.
SALT-From wharf lS5aleO; from store lq0a$2.
~ SUGARS-Are Inactive. We quote N Orleans 4 a
q 81 cents; Porto Rico a Q Ia cents
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CONGRESS,

CONGRESS.
WAsniSoroS, April 24.-The Senate took up ths bill
arpropra'ing one hundred thousand dollars for medals
&c to the of the of the San Francisco
In the House. Mr. Faulkner offered resolution calling
Tor the instructions referred TO 10 President Monroe
sage OF December, 1928. Diplomatic agents abroad
relative to private armed vessels The Nebraska bill
Then debated, aud Mr. Phillips made four hours speech
In opposition.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
LATE rRoM cALlroRNIA
Reported Tor due pI,huopd VIII,

1RO1z
INV oRLrAsr. April 22.-The Steamer United State.
mas arrived from Aspinws with California dates to the
inst The Steamer Ino, ei, A.pipv,l ON the l7,b
Tor New York With a million In gold.
The news very meagre The markets arc greatly de,
pressed.
Col. Watkins of Walkers expedition, has been couvic
'eo, Out recommended to mercy.
Inc Japan squadron had arrived at Loo-choo. All
well.
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, ssPLENDiD s.roCK OF

SUPERIOR PIANO FoRrES, MELoDEoNe GUITARS PIANO
sTooL9, PANos COVERS AND MUSIC.
UAMfS WOODHOUsE, (Ldte Nah # HoodLCuSe0 has on
- hand at h establishment Eagle square, extensive
stock Of
CHOICE PIANO FORTES!
nom the established and reliable Adam
Co.. J. D. Durham Co. and Chekering Boston whose i'm
uments be vouched for,
superior IN all desirable qualities.
The subscriber Oilers
any similar establishment North and will sell upon as good
teIms not better This has been tested
business persons who have examined
bought Of him.
He has sale assortment MELoDEoNs sweet and
delightful inumen adapted to sacred Church
%. and Parors.
Martins unrIvaed GuIrARs also others Of cheaper manu-
facture
An assortment OF Rich PIANO COVERS
The latest and fashionable Piano Porte and
GUITAR well Instruction Books Musical Iu,tr
W Persons unable to visit Richmond orders As
faithfully attended to As personally present the
subscroer. JAMES wOODHOUsE,
-. Bookseller lS9 Main street,
nIak..
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RICBMOND ma RKEyS Ap,,, o.

TobaecS.-There mot altogether so much hrmness in
the market for Legs and the lower grades Of Leaf though
the change is so slight not admit OF any alter
aaon in quotations. Prices Of tho better qualities are
well supported We quote Lugs at to "a, general
sales6 to Ia, Common Leaf l.2 to 8 l.9, Med-
um to Good TO II l.9 fine Stemming 10 s4 l9 fine
Manufacturing l2 to 90.
Wheat-Prue white ITO, and red 1876 cents-scarcey
any coming to market.
HESTER 4 WHITE, Communion Merchants.
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Taos. ,, ct.ARks. late % RisAneas,
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

h.yinE purchased N. once oeeu-
es for Tickets In all. under the OF M rkIscy
orders viii meet his prompt
DfASnst viii be iors4rdyd are
' rHos }. CLARKE,
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JOHN &. SIIAFER,
TAILOR Il Nd DRIPER
EXCHANGE RIrtT ntEc

al IL " IL Il " II DIR Il u Err
EXCHANGE BUILDING
s %Sss ;a; sss: call
"A lMsA HksSI oJGI1ETnI OF FOR SALE
IN high STAT, ss' Of ea ss
ntna apply ,a.sss living at "a. Court ni.
ap2scett R. WHITEHEAD.
,:S .a ILMEI9s Dbl. Of superior ysIl. Lime the
Having Agency Of Lime :" ay
'sl. by. " ' WHIST %issfo sati P Pow yss' Tor
apo Corner Cary and ltth streets
Cty sps ~ $50 p3vkSf6aT a' aGI M ~ CO. o.e
.st, SUGARS Mass LeG5,; yfys6 NSP
SALAD OII,-we have just supply OF ga.
iad o. realty superior article; s'so ten Enslish
APPS p. JOHNSTON 4 BRO, Drussi,,,
o Ma.aast sS s saSs:
nps not to and " oSS saR RRS
npy tasa AM% f1s. ss
aps; ln' oa0s's JosstSS nao Druggists
DnEs;ss AN y b EnoCK coATs.A l.,s. and v.Iisd
KEEN, cHILEs nALDwISs.
apo No. l02 Main street.
WHITE DUCK PRECURSORS, received a, No LOG
which want Of Something nice for
apps KEEN. oHrLEs 4 BALDWIN
VIRGINA:-Ata Circuit Court OF the city Of Rchmond
hed NJ the State Courthouse In said city,
20th 1851: ~ ~
Eliza parensaie Plaintiff,
Ml,on Shell Jane: A. sne in HI. right and a. Adm
traitor OF wil. II. SHELL deceased Admni,tIasr of
Margaretta Andrew deceased, and OF samuea Anlreu
ceased Jane SHELL Robert Dryssn John
ms Hiie honeri Rainey and Jane Young, Defendants.
This cause this day be
Eers OF all the defendants Robert
with repcaiions TO the said
witnesses and also the hlrd
this month by Robert Raney and Jane Young argued
whereof the Court
the said petitions adjudge order and decree thai the
defendant james A SHELL administrator Aargaretta
deceased and Of Samuea
his adj uins ration the
lively before one OF the Commissioners OF this
qed TO state and se the aud
Courf with matter specially stated
himself or which be required by
and the Court doth further acjudg order Decree
sid Commissioner enquire report what
real estate the aid Nsrgarea aud samuea
respectively seized and seed OF
deaths and how the held by them
seyeray, the said
srpou loo alton value tn,
further directed after
The newspapers printed in the city Richmond
calling the ofkn aud heirs
Magart and samielt Andrew deceased claiming be
ested in the distribution OF their him
port 81 their right enquire Cou
who the heirs law anil 81 kin OF the
the eide OF their father aui entitled in the
tribution OF the estate real and pesona of
Anirew, deceased who survived the said
In What proportion each entitled the
their respective claims.
copy-Te'te:
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PHILADELPHIA. April 24.-Advices from Venezuela ,o
the ''h state that Congress had abolished slavery Bust
brisk
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100000 &. sT ifssoSSME ls1srI 70 5EE II

nOri. " - 1880 ''''s'' '''S'''
NJ sim oNs Daguerrean Artist, Isl
TIE liberal patronage beatnUrd
zen enables them TO ocer ;hs public greater induce.
rsnt 'han heretofore 10 continue fAvors.
They have hJ deed worth q.
nere t'T described, to their
" A ~ D'saerreoiypes =; either OF their establishments. To
OF 'hese re eip viii be gv peeynF the Is- /,
entitled TO share of the sail properly said property ~
disposed OF In such manner eve
any thtee OF whom may act shall direct vic alton
oil o. me state said committee by the hold.
e o. me Hore.ad receipts, each receipt emitting the holder
one Soie-nsJorities rlec ing-one n6 Of TIE -n.
ihs nee ss'y to Constitute erng thirty day, notice having
sTh IN one or m re weekly plp-rs tru,.
ICES should anything Occur by Which canncib be
accomplished within bic prom
oiihe donations by the ei Of provided for
SCHEDULE:
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by Goddin & Appcrson, Aucts.
NIR1 NALIARLE RUILDING IaE o.

" FRANKLIN. BETWEEN SECOND ASp THIRD sTeytJs
.on ALI AT hICrsON.-Win be sold aI.Jn
me ON Nay 1854 ihe premises commencing AZ ocS
wa 'auaoe lot on the South between
uut u.s. jeining the residence OF the suble ReGrud,r
TO suit purchasers. " - '' 0sN''
position Of this lot aud the agreeable uehbor
hoou around IT, recommends desirr 10
mot Nasane lot for bailding private residences on
ISs h ash; ba'anee months. for nern.ah,s
notes Interest added or title retained
ps ,,,., GODDlS a APPERsOS, Auets.
Ps-lmusdiatey after the sale will be sold AZ R.x
AcGruter, deceastd. ~ - ~-''e''
Terms a. tals
ap?5-ids a..
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pppt s-s,ndi,,. g. A. MYERS, Trustee.
GODDiN ,f APPTpsag A,.,.


V,EK1 VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
kAL Estate ON VAIN AND GRACE REETs ~ THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE AUcTos-A, III. REQ
9.ner We snail teli public auction, ON
s,iy, IN. Sd Nay 1874 the following
on the North side OF MAN, and IO,h
We occupancy Of Mr. A. Pavier Main
"a I- running back IS feet the Hnour-r MINI
ng At-r which will be sold that Mansion
e SUN sd- OF Grace. betseen 9th now in
J Of MI John rnsiey adjoining the
" Cnsc ESQ on the West: the resdenre
less alley $3.50 -e' 'ee' H'"'e or
me ABOVE property Is regarded among the
'efAio be hsd 10 the former for
aer as private d.enE any estate that has been in
market Tor some time past. " 80
The sale will
the latter At ~ O'Clock, ". -' ~1 80"
ea.n balance att ayear, negotiable
Aooen liae same payable half yearly
On se'' GoDDN APrRRsoN,
Aucta
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EUs. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Commissioners omrc

COhllhIssIOntr'sV Wcc.
RICHMOND, April Goth, 1854.
The parties interested foregoing decree are h.r.ny natl
ned 70 attend at my ee in the city Richmond dy
OF June 10 ocO-S with evidence
enable to perform the dntc. by The next
OF kin and hers he Ee eide OF the said
Samusia Andrew, claiming interested the dis
bution OF their estates req AppTar BE-
fore the time and place. exhibit evidence IN
support OF their Claims. Nm Y. DAVIS
mi.sion
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MARKETS.

NV YORK, April 24.-Flour Is firm. sou,bs,, "a g,
AZ y 4; Wheat firm Com lower.
BALTIMORE, April 2i.-Sales Of 1000 bbIs Flour Al
$3.50 White Wheat S2a2 Us. Corn 7sa77c per b.,bcI
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Va NNG AGENCY. New York, no Brosdvay Room.
Hos aud 3-Ths Agency established for The puebn,e
~ e on commission Of unmprov.d Mines Mining stoci
organized and work; furnishing All Kind,
iAehihery and Mining Tools ordered III.
OF the country. ANJ P@i'
printed circular giving fall explanation, will be sent In Ar.
stamp. n pnpenysv a rV St
Jyl6-.iyis " w. 10 n a w.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS, April

PETERSBURG MARKETS, April %.
WHEAr.-we quote prime white at Sl7Oal77 Red
do at 62al 81. Receipts quite small
FLouR.-we quote Fine 7.2i; Superfne Z so Extra
superhne $500 aud Family 9o0 These retail prices
at which It Is quite dull.
TonAcco.-Brisk and scarce Lugs common 4.6O to
Q. Good Lugs to 8. Common Leaf 6.75 to g. Good
Leaf sal2 e5.
CoRs-Corn dull at so cents
CorTos.-I otion ut o Ii cents