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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, l
RICHMOND, May %, 1854. !
UUbTAFuS n. mTEks, 2
Trustee OF
VALENTINE HEcKLEk and wife. }

RICHMOND, May e, 1854.
GusrAvus A. MYERS,
Trustee OF
VALENTINE HEcKLER and WIFE,.
A LII Creditors of Valentine Heckler, I'M
IA der certain deed Of trust, executed by Valen-
tine Heckler and wife, on the 23th day of February
1852 hereby notified that the accounts Of the sd
Trustee. o. A. Myerl before me for settlement.
and they hereby required to present their claims
against the said Trust Fund.- before me- on or before
the day Of July nert In order that spportiou-
nen may be made Of the Trust Fund In the hands Of
said Trustee.
WIN. Y. DAVIS, Com'r In Cha aeery,
For the County Court OF Henroo. 6
my 3tswtlJuly
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BY ALEX. MOTT L. co.
T .ARaE STOCK OF sADDLERY AT

r ARGE STOCK OF SADDLERY AT
- N.-The Subscriber anticipating q
change in his business the LIST of July next offers
for sale his stock of SADDLERY at cost, for cash.
until the 9th of June, at which time he will sell all
the remaining stock at Auction His stock consists in
part Of about 200 sets of COACH. BUGGY and CART
HARNESS, large portion of them very fine. Also
about $50 fine SADDLES, including some of the
finest have had made Aiso. very large Lot of
BRIDES. MARTINGALES, STIRRUP IRONS,
WHIPS of every description; In fact the lafgest
stock Of every article usually kept Saddlery
tabshment) ever saw esss ve
Persons in want of sch articles and who are in
the habit of settling every six MONTHS shall have
cry article charged TO their account At cash price,
II there are any accounts stand ding against Jos. H
Colqutt Agent, or myself in 5iVidualy persons hay
ing them requested to bring them In for settle
ment 70 JOS. H. COLQUITT.
Sale conducted by
my "a MOTT CO. Aucts.
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CHOLERA IN NAsHv1LLE-The Nashville Banner
OF Thursday says:
During the AZ hours ending at o'clock, P. M.
yesterday, there were interments in the CITY Ce
metery, three OF which were of persons who died
of Cholera.
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AUCTION sALDs
THIS DAY.
10y aoDDIN : HPPERsoN.

80 II - APfkESON.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DwErIrpr
ON CORNER OF CLAY AND rrffS 80
rUk SALE AT AUCTION Will IL soid - N
DAf AheSneos, the 18th dsy Of June fas4 .s 49,
neneine q O'Clock, that lsrre md 60 s. 49,
Brick Dwelling now occupied by NJ > ~ srn.snl
RAINING back on 9th ~. Il3 feet TO an si,. ~.
Teuse has 10 rooms, with ere places to 5 OF them
The Kitchen has rooms. sheia.-
The whole premises ere Ia perfect repsir. .rs -.
eonmrAnly well calculated for large famlv-h.sns
nssi the market, several churches and quits Ar,
wet 20 guinness men generally fge :. ) -
AEsAs-one-fnurth cash; balance at s. u and ia
m ioI neyotiabe notes iateresf added secured
JeS GooDIN & APPERsoN. Aact, .
REAU TIFUL COTTAGE RESI-
- DENCE ON CLAY, BETWEEN FIRST Ann
SECOND STREETS, FOR SALE AT AFFECTIONS
VIII be sold on MONDAY Afternoou. the In n inn.
2So4 Qp2n tue premises commenciae ar |; o,elort
hae ptifol Cottage Residence on th. santh 10 ~
ween lst and I'd streats noyy ocrnn;sS ~ =.
D..V0uh Mcdonnell The lot front. 81 fest -, ~
back % feet to an alley The house has roons'
and brick Kitchen with cellar, containing two roo1s
The premises are il good pair aud abound in hsn5
some fruit and shade trees shrubbery, &c $50 -
TERMs--0ne-fourth cash balance at 4 a sua -
months for negotiable notes interes, added secured
js 10 GODDIN Il APPERsoN. Apr,.
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BY ELIAS HALE.
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, 1o6 Main at.
livery TUESDAY AND SAT u R.
II DAY EVENING, at u o'clock i viii. offer at
suction my usually attractive stock of WATCHES.
JEWELRY and FANCY GOODS consisting In part
4 follows: 2 --i# e 1aE9t ztll-EG fa5e
Gold Duplex, Chronometer and Magic Hunters
Gold English Anchor and Cylinder Watches, In
open and hunting cases
Silver English Lever, Anchor and Cylinder do. hum
tiers and open face 3 asi
Gold Fob, Vest and Guard Chains, Seals and Keys
B-eastpins, Ear-rings. Finger-rings, Brseelets &C.
Together with large variety of Fancy Goods. Dou-
BILE Barrel Guns, and large assortment OF Hardware
A splendid assortment of SILVER and Plated
WARE. Pssdz la1 - ,4-ks5skS
Every article warranted as represented. fs.ss
Sale positive. A :. 5ssa
Having taken out license. and opened regular
AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE at my store,
(of which have long lease am prepared 70 offer
treat Undue einents to persons wishing TO consign
goods for Auction or private ssle-
Consignments thankfully received and promptly at
= - ELIAS HALE. Auctr and
e INV 22-ts Com Merchant, I06 Main st.
49,
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je 10 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON

ROCKETS OR LESTER STREET, AT
AUCTION-On MONDAY, 26th June, after the
sale of 'Craddocks HILL" will be sold vacant Lot
stthe corner of Rockets and Bloody Run streets,
fronting 25 feet.
Also those two Brick Tenemeuts and Lots on the
south side of Lester Rockets street. near Gilies'
Creek, being the same property formerly owned by
A. Sedgwick, fronting SO feet and running hack to
Water street.
Also, vacant Lot, adjoining the West fronting
65t feet and running back to Water st.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months
with interest, and satisfactorily secured.
je l9 TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS Aucta
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Ter MUSICAL CONGRESS- This great mus cal fes-
ivel commenced at the Crystal Palace, N. York, on
Taursd. evening. before audier &C estimated at
o'er2lt GAG. The concert occupied five hours. The
New York SUI suys:
An immense tagging, for the accommodation of the
musicians and singers, erected, reaching from a
point under the centre of the dome up to the upper
.ipF OF the Palace, and completely filing up the
NV at The east part OF the building. Three thou
aha cnonstefs occupied it. In front OF them sat the
aus cans, and on each side in the gallery lady sing
rs, 10 the number of thousands, were arrayea. la
% view OF ell, stood NJ Julien. conducting the first
uiaAd Musical Congress ever assembled in the Yves
i7!u world
he nus and singing came fully up to the expec-
= nc OF the orIgnators of the enterprise, and the
immense audience testified their appreciation of the
p'Iioinance with enthusiasm that made the Palace
Ntll' trcIDDls.
Every part of the Palace ,vas jau,med-the gale
'tair~ays. even some of the statuss, ere mount
~ O. "e4i as the dome OF the building.
nav HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
-He ne" Hampshire Democratic Convention met on
lHf 10Th inst, end elected Ex.Gov Hubbard, Pres
'S"' After some preliminary business, appointing
committees, &c the Convention took recess till
'''''E' when Nathaniel B. Baker, the present Gov.
o'A'f' was fe-noninated unanimously. Mark Nobiy
''AeIs"otth was nominated for Railroad commis
soaey
IL, VI DoNct, reported u series OF resofu-
the fFst OF which re- sffirns Confidence In the
t''i Je.ierscnan principles. The second sfirms
ibe democracy of New Hampshire adheres to
dspti Iie platform, upon which the lat Prssi-
sltAl election was trump hantly fought. The third
~ ne Ilsht OF the people TO regulate all domes.
Tefroy a'ns tor themselves in all the States and
sS,fazed the justice of this pripcinlc which h..
Ign maze uniform In operation by the recent
.1prs., ~ congress Of the Nebraska bill The fourth
wifi ~ 80, cohhdent hope that the Nebraska bill
A n final I'D s.S.
ras ;sveLy, which hereafter should not obstruct
Prss9sn,a @ Of the country The fifth asserts that
by bigbia ieces administration has been directed
pfanf - pure national considerations and e hibited
k.eif ., WISE liberal and patriotic policyhas
Iscy' re- 70 the principles Of Jefsrsonisn Democ.
faeace in ts close by expressing entire con.
Ae PRESIDENT. They were adopted.
beard :. =: ~ beardep, OF the house of Messrs
bal siss con q Co, of Rockville Tenn, died ip
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DEAL ESTATE IN ADAMS VALLEY
~ AT AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY, Esd inst, at 81
o'clock P, NJ, upon the premises, will be sold neat
Brick Tenement and Lot, on the west side of Rail.
road 18th street, containing rooms in perfect or
der, having beeen recently repapaired.
Also Lots on Ridge street, near the Old Distille-
~, with Brick Tenement thereon.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and months
wit interest.
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aas ~ slss1aA seif~~ Ia 90
- 8AgYgw gAaAGaAfH ~
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
THAT BEAUTIFUL PROPER

THAT BE A UTIF UL PROPERTY
l. KNOWN AS 'CRADDOCK'S HILL" AT
AUCTION.-OnMONDAY Goth JUICE. at O'Clock p
NJ, upon the premises will be sold that very beauti
full square of Gil ound near the eastern end of Main
residence of Captain Luther Libby and the Public
Square.
This elevated and prominent property possesses
the most extensive view of Richmond and the sur
ding country of any spot in the entire city, and
is almost daily frequented by many of our citizens
and visitors to the Metropolis because of its com
unanding prospect.
This property has three fronts and will be sold &C.
cording to plan, to be at the office of the Auc-
t:Uneers.
TERms-One -thitd cash; balance at and months
with interest, and title retained.
TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
After the above, will be sold several unimproved
Lots, near the above, fronting on Bloody Run and
Warehouse streets.
Terms IS above.
lie 10 r Il w Au.tu
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rI,RfrsTEE's sALEOF HOUSE AND

L LOT IN MANCHESTER.-By virtue Of deed
of trust executed the subscriber dated 18th March,
I34I. duly recorded in Chesterfield County Court,
shall ia execution of the said trust proceed to sell At
public auction, the premises. on MONDAY, the
10Th of July. 1885, commencing At O'Clock, the
Hsuse and Lot in Manchester, formerly occupied by
VIM Moore, having front OF IS feet Allen street.
and the same depth on = side alley
The terms win be cssh
The title il believed TO be perfect but the subscri
her ACTING as trustee, will convey with The usual
warranty, H. hhOpEs, Trustee-
G0DDIN ApPERsoN, Aucts.
lie l9-M2wtdtd
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TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
7 QIS ON ElaIIp n 4 xrrIcas

W. bGAUIII VI % q 1 L y N U
Il LOTS ON FOURTH STREET AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, Goth June, Immediately after the
above sale on Marshall and LIST Streets will be sold,
upon the premises, two very beautiful Building Lots
on the West line OF 4th, between Clay and Leigh
streets, and Immediately opposite to the residence
of VIM. f Davis, ESQ
These Lots front 80 feet each and are desirable for
building purposes.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 6, - and IS
months, with interest aud satisfactorily secured.
je IA TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts
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ANOTHER Mu#DER--on Friday evening last,
terrible ARRAY took place opposite No %, Chambers
street near Centre street, New York, between JAS
Giossey, halter, and formerly one of the police
men OF the Tenth Ward, and John Mcintyre, the
keeper oil aporter house in Centre, bear Leonard
street An alteration sprung up between the par
ties, in regard TO whether one or the other was
member ofthc Masonic Order Hard words ensued
when Mcintyre struck Glossy severe blow in
the face, knocking him down, his head hitting
against the sidewalk. He was taken up inseusibe
and conveyed on cart to the Tombs, from whence
Coroner ODonnell who happened to be in the
neighborhood, gave directions TO have the wounded
man conveyed to the New York Hospital, but he
died before reaching there Mcintyre was arrested,
after much resistance on his part and that of his
friends
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE FARM, ON BROOKE TURNPIKE.
FIVE MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
of the county of Henrico. pronounced the 18th
May, 1854 in the suit of Ryall King &c, the sub
scrber, who was thereby appointed Commissioner,
will sell at public auction, the premises, ON SA-
TURDAY, the oath June, 1854. commencing at IL
O'Clock, that very valuable Farm, of which George
King died seized containing about 2s2 acres, more OF
less. About 100 cleared and partly in cultiva
ton; balance heavily covered with valuable pine and
oak wood.
The buildings large, well built, and sufficient
for the commsdation of q usual sized family. The
place is garded one among the most valuable
the Turnpike; and as the Plank Road. soon to be
peted will pass along the front of the land its value
viii be greatly enhanced The wood land IL regard.
ed extremely valuable, because it il believed that
the wood alone will pay for it.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at ]. and s
years. for bouds with good personal security, beai
ing interest," payable half yearly. and title retained
till the whole purchase money is fully paid Off
- g J. s. RYALL, Comr.
P.S After the sale of the Lans, will be sold par.
eel of Household and Kitchen Furniture, one good
Harness Horse, one Cow. &c and viii be hired out
for the balance of the year. three Negroes viz one
map, one woman, and one girl. 8. RYALL. =
Sale conducted By GoDDIN L ApPERsos. Aucts
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beard, -; u. beardep, OF the house of Messrs
bat sjs on no y. q Co, Of Rockville, Tenn, died 10
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WANTS

WANTED-For the balance of the wear.
good TOBACCO TwIsTER Apply to
Je iS-Ot r, CATTTH6RN
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CoNGREss-sATuRDAY.
The Senate we. nosia sessson.

HousE OF RRPnEsENTATrvKs--TheH House pass
ed private bis, and then proceeded to the bust
sess OF the organized Territories. and passed bills
Increasing the salaries OF the executive officers in
an the Territories, except Kansas and Nebraska;
defrayiog the expenses OF the Cayuse war; eetab.
isaing offices of surveyor general In New Mexico,
N.5raska and kansas; amending acts establishing
Offices OF surveyor general in Oregon and Mime.
seta extending pre- empiion rights to lands 10 Min
nesota; tor surveying the lands of the Dacotah In
diaEs in Minnesota: tor the construction of a mill
tary road In Utah; deiraying expenses of the Rogue
river war In Oregon; defraying expenses of Indian
hos,iies In Utah; and compromising civil officers
VINO served in New Mexico when under military
Ks,evcrnmenf Experimentation permitting Lieut.
siaury to accept medal from the King OF Sweden
ps'sed; lac bin authorising an additional semi
monthly mail TO California was debated, and the
tleF consideration postponed until next Tuesday
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MUTATION WANTED-By a MIL
- LEI who has had thorough experience in that
business Satisfactory recomme ndstion can be given
Address J. A. ", Petersburg. Va. ia ~ ST.
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" ANTED-TO hire. for the balance Of
W the year, stout active negro BOY Annlv At
je I6-3.* R.sarn 800.
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WOsL.-o bags fine Wool for sale.
w jels y. H.ssKInKER.
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nISSOLUTION.-The Co-Partnership
IL heretofore existing under the firm of COURT
NEY & HILL, il this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent Our books, bonds and accounts are placed In
the hands of Mr.. C. Courtney and he alone is su'
ihorised to settle all claims due the firm
THOS. l. COURTNEY,
lie f7-lw JAS. C. HILL.
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OUTER PRINTS-With . great yarie
ID ty of carvings; Butter Coolers; Paddles; Churns
NC , for sale by ZIMMERMAN,
lie 10 Corner Main and 9th SITS.
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v LOT ON BROAD AND 9TH SITS, CHURCH
Hill. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
WEDNESDAY Afternoon, 2lst June, 1854, up on the
premises, commencing at O'clock that very beauti.
ul Lot on the corner of Broad and 9Th strees front
ing 6St feet on the North side Broad street run
ning back on the West line 1872 feet opposite to the
residence of Jas Winston, Esq : ~
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 4 and roonth.
for negotiatiabe notes interest added satsfactoria
y endorsed secured by trust deed. = -
js Is GODDIN & APPERSON Apcts
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WHITE CORN.-2000 bushels Corn
ie 10 Z. WoRTHAM 4 CO.
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DIR. IOHNSTnN
DIR. JOHNSTON,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
"HERE may be obtained most speedy .nd .nr,n,t
w edy In the World for all " S's~' 'eu''
&


wv EkE nay De obtained the most speedy ereeuai rem
w cay IN the s%SRST sc sss y DISEASES
A s r,s IL:
sSs pssSsr Disorder, arising om aisr or
@ MN @n.r.se impo--ibie and the both BODY and
YOUNG MEN,
are.afa and say 10 an an
s. ,So Se Of the ..:sd
he1as y, ,, 1 % n ssSsrne ~aisd to se,aey
of pys or sss:s being
~. OFFICE NO. S6UfW UisaSS YRSSxRlcx STREET ,
f%srcUnAR tcGR IL ,s. Es ;.t
0sSf 94as 5s 2S Ss 4so ~ cs.Ssz q S xADz
liz very e...ss Gfs h. a-slas
'N' ''' proper FAI;,eiiS b.: io,issRfss !: sRey TO-
Of he o, eesss a %
greater Of whose life spen, In the Hospitals Of Lon
o., and s.esAss ha. effected o
n ss ear, and head -hen aeer nervousness,
on;hng attended sometimes arrangement Q. mind were
ne and nprudeGt roary Of pleasure And, he
That sense Of discovery
alone Seisnd him. deAyns the this
throat nose ss sen s. se5asa s
Is on n. . & n"ds On The shin bones and soieh-
s 4. a las; The palate Of The ou.h bone. Of
~ H
81 eonuisseratou m death
aEs, by sending h shat vhenc. no traveller
turns ToIreh therefore Dr. JOHNSTON
se.s the most invoabe secesy extensive psce
in the trst Hospitals in Europe America he
hol .,. 81. ief ,ssy ssss 70 The ye,
70 ; reAdfr! eoapl ,o-ng Of Ignorant
nretenders who by hr deadly poisoa
Lae constitution and either an
it-e!y grave, or else MAKE the Of
Affections Of he
Psia Uneasiness Urinary orran, w.akne,s of ~.
aasnne.s Deraugeneat of,he osans Dy,psps N
peculiar affection. Of the mind A.. 81
&e., ke.
Take Particular Notice,
lo Who have injured themselves by certain prnee
1ged n when aoaea habit frequently from com
pnons schoo-he which are nightly f.It
vhen aeep aud cured and
destroys both raind and body
What man. the hone of his eoun.,x ,,s IT,
darling his parents snAtehed from ali pro..ct
!eh OF fe by the consequence deEiating
Of H1;are and indulsinE
before contemplating
Marriage,
that sound mind
eqaieS TO pToEote connubia without he
me Journey throash e eeeses psra prospect
par and Ged melancholy rejection that The
4 another becomes bllrhted With own
- " Constitutional Debility.
yoahg men ant all who have inur ed
- n s.s 80 ~, o a-. .p p. i,e. Per inahsenee.-
euec,s produced oy
PsSs in The Heni DifnsSs f $50 oi tns bASk and LIh
nia,ian ~ ,h H.. sisHt Loss OF Muscular Poser Pal
~ ~ 'S pyapspsla Nervous irritabity DerAnge
Consumption. &c. sonny S'"P''H' o
Mentally.
The fearful effects the much to he dreaded Los,
lh Ia at.- - z-g-g
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SHOE THRE.ns. Tvryrs Avn rI,x

ii Nhfr tRENtbt- Warehouse 81 Pine u. ork
- LAABERTyILLE 4 sToURPoRT, FLAX Mus n j.
American sni Irish SHOE THREADS
sAddlsrs' THREAD and CHILLING
FLAX SEINE ani BROOM TwISES
PLAN SWING and SAIL TwlSHS
LiNEN YARNS, CARPET WARP, &C. Ies-ism
I'D ItfHnONb SODA WATER AND me
ah ESTARlsHNENrIt settled fact mat the only senu.
ne article a bottled SODA WATER the Is put Gp by ~
NcCoRNACh Eho asters himself that able mpe.e
he business for seven years -
DA WATER. ~
ed 10. - ~
iaiI. - - " ~
APsr'ou' having my bottle, pes,s return tn.
~ . . VI. MCCORMACK,
apEp-d6m No. sos. Bro street.
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LII descriptions OF Uppes ready hed for the
IN y on hand and for sale at the lowest prices.
freneh English and American KID Cali skin, Patent
and Buttons. je13-d3m-ful
TO CASH AND siN MONIIis BUStI,s ONLH.
Nh l.. HALLowEL f CO., PHILADELPHIA, have open
w for the Pa season large and splendid
Of SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
Having established branch
Der OF hrm permanently located there, will be
receive direct constant supplies Of and desirable
throughout the Our stock OF EMBRoDERES AND LACE
GOODS unusually and well
abroad b.
ton to this important department.
Upon entering warehouse WHICH
~ AMERICA adopted which have been
ncr ssing our business In ratio beyond all precedent
We intend further toncreae business
hos who buy FOR CASH. and believing
I1bing goods 10 have INPORN PRICES OF
the tGin1 merchants to the fact that under system
aud terms only Afford tut
at lower rates than those who do usne
ysIsm terms being stringent and the
seek g. sttraet being class tho closest buyers
Judges OF goods.
will receive discount OF six per cent
the be paid ia funds, within days
I'm money only the day It /,
received. "
Of undOub,ed will be
given, u desi,Sd
Where RENTED in advance OF maturity discount
the rate OF twelve cent per Annum will be aiowe
Thev Askrom Merchants visiting the Eastern cities the
an examination stock being satisfied that they
virc that not for their interest the
are absolutely essenfH to those who give long credit
JANIS 1RAoUAIR, A W. LITTLE, T. r. uurcgtssos.
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,,sv.. IrNIpERTAkLNG:

tEhave secured the privilege OF obtaining from the
manufacturer rss's Burial CAses which attained
their nean-ss, convenience and durability.
The sale OF this article Richmond
sve having been eonand person. whom
u could be obtained 1t onerr 20
aud viii be Furnished 20 derg them below those
heretofore demand, "a. ~
As usual have hand woop CorTrS Of every size and
character Of hnh with sHRouDs and
Strict personal attention will be given the employment @,
heae and Carriages and every
sIous - ~ >'
Per'cn. living In the country may our service, in IN.
matter OF furnishing COINS, with prompt
je29 BISFoRD 4 poRTER
WHEAT GLEtNEIiS.-A article. the premium
asa horse rake at the Va. State Pair. VIII nay
half d,ys after the Cradle. Prize $40
je9T M " suIrI
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.

EpYLE,5 SPOOL SILK, FOR SEWING AND SEW
ho ING MACnIHES-rhis well known sk
the public Sir Years since when has sold
quantities 10 all parts Of the Un ted States.
lis warranted equal the Italian spools
much the usual sxsin and elegantly
dozen sooos each. The contain so dsIen spools.
The silk made for Sewing Machines spools
ounce each and TO these who the maehne
that Tie article ddded purpose ereIv
spect
For sale by the SOLE Agents for the United States.
WM H. HoRsrMANN SONS,
81 North ThirdlIireet Phila eiphlA.
H0RsTMANN, BROTHERS l. ALLEN,
aul4-d3m-tNl Maiden Lane, New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-31

WAeEs AT THE NAVY YARD.-Tbe pay OF the carpenters
has been increased 26 cents per day since the 18th ns
aud they now receive t2 10 which IA considered eqgVa-
len, to tS per day side the yard.
Government refusing pay the csukers their price, %
per day. there are 10 the yard and the order
cauk the Vermont seventy four cannot DO executed.
Some OF the backsmiths deminded moro pay last week,
bu, being unable TO obtain Il, quit the yard The pay
was fi so; they ssked 1850 and those who len
ceiTug 1915 or 90 outside.-Bo,ton Transcripts.