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Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08
Administrators R0tice.

COUNTY OF HEMPSTEAD, set.
w HEREAS at the October term Of our Court
w OF Probate for said county. A. d. 1884 the
following administrators. Ex'rs and Guardian
aces current and settlements were fled for con-
hrmation at the rext term OF said Court. viz
NJ. * K. C. Stuart admir- 4 adm'x Est of Joseph
Stuart deed.
VIC. Hungate, admir- Est Of S. WKennedy,dec'd.
Jefferson Draper, \ Jno. Brid!cuian, lnal.
same, q Hartwel Bridgeman,
Jester Cornelius. :" Wm. Cornelius
Clements x Parker, q /. c. Perkins
]. W. Smith, t. Enoch j. Smith
Z. Ferguson. " Jno. Henderson, -
Joseph Caldwell, '- Sam'l Hopson.
j. McDaniel, adm. Finn adm. Est. ol ! IL. Crosby,
Eliza Lawrence, adm. Est ot WI b. Lawrence,
Caiharnr Cumnins. 4 4 Jas Cummns.
Geo. w. Stuart, guardian OF minor heirs oil W. ID.
Ward.
R. P. Williams Guard. of Andrew E. Thompson,
Dili!ah A. Thompson,
Mary L Thompson.
Martha g. Thompson.
All persons interested in the settlement OF any
such Estates or accounts. are hereby notified ID
coTne forward, ana file exceptions 10 such accounts
il anv they nave, on or before the second 1ay OF
the next term OF the Court of Probate, for said
county of Hampstead TO be holden at the Court
house. in the town OF Washington on the 2d Mon
day of January. a. D. 1855. or they will be for
ever barred from excepting to such accounts Or
any item thereof Tesle,
$. Il. SANDERS. Clerk
Washington, Nor. /, 1854. Al
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08

Mr.. Catherwood, the distinguished artist, was
vi BOARD the Arctic, on his return from brief
a tSiI 10 England, on private business and is pro-
oa5ly among those who were lost. Mr.. Gather
Hood VIII be recollected as the artist no paint
"a l the beautiful panorama OF jerusalem Lima and
otner cities; also, the companion of the celebra-
teo traveller, Jno. L. Stephens, on his visit to the
fS.ns OF paenque, in Mexico, ard subsequently to
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08
10 the Stockholders.

Of the Mississippi, Ouachita and Red
Ricer Railroad Company.
fSNHE ANIMAL time for the Election OF Directors.
4 will take place in Camden, on the third
Wednesday. the 18th, OF November next-at
which time, you will appear in person, or by
proxy and pay all calls o stock in default 10 vote
IA said election. J. T. ELLIOTT. Ser'r.
Raaroad O5ics, Canlden, .4rk.,
October 18th. 1854. +-3oi.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08
70 ag0g1 HEaAiEa..

THE undersigned at his Shop FIVE miles
= Sauth Of Washington, on tie Spring Hin
road, has on hand any quaa;.ty Of WELL Seasoned
Itnber. and Is prepared TO do work n his line
with punctuaiity ald DISPATCH
Wagon wheels filiei at 81 each, and tyre put
on extra. Charges Tor other work in propor-
ton. LAWSON SITES /
September ,, 1854. 37-,m.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08
" O til G C

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween SAsuEL p. McCULLasH and W. v.
BgowS. under the style of McCullagh & Brown,
was dissolved on the 25th OF June, by mutual con-
sent. W. Y. Brown having purchased the entire
interest OF s p. McCulagh, is alone authorized to
settle up the business of the firm.
W. N. Brown having connected himself in busi-
ness with L. 5. Ashby and E. r. Ashby, tho
business will be conducted under the name and
style OF ASIiBY, BROWN & Co., at the old
stand.
Fulton. July la. 1854. 81
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08

Reference IN regard ID the Real Estate, H. J.
YIsscHEE s o.. Real Estate Brokers New York.
Orders tpost paiG with money enclosed to be
addressed, J. w. HOLBR0OKE. See'y.
sos Broadway ~ Y.
Gy-The Ensravings in the catalogue are now
ready for delivery.
august 3Oti. 1854. 35-Gm
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08
Come and Examine for Yourself.

Come and Examine for Yourself.
THE undersigned offers for sale on -y,&s,ss@-
Il accommodating terms, valuable ~ 81
plantation, containing 800 acres OF first
class upland eighty acres of which is s.esa
in cultivatinn-with the Stock and present Crop
thereon. Also. other valuable Lands. The i'm
proved tract is situated near Rocky Comfort, in
Sewer county. Arkansas
For further information apply to the undersign-
ed on the premises. r B. PEARCE.
-8nguss, f5Ai. 1885. a3.oazs.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08
American Artists, Unfonsi

TNHE AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION, would re-
- sprcttully announce to the citizens of the
United States and the Canadas that for the purpose
OF cultivating taste ior the fine arts throughout
the country and with the view Of enabling every
family to become Possessed Of gallery Of En-
cravings.
by tie First Artists Of the Age.
They haze determined, ia order to create an ex-
tensire sale for their EngIavings. and thus not
only give employment to a large number Of art
is.s and Others, but inspire among our country
men taste for works oi art 10 present TO the pur-
chasers Of their eugravings when 25o, 900 OF them
are sold,
s2jO,0oo CTS, Of the ootual COS. of sl5o,CoO
Each purchaser of One Dollar Engraving,
therefore. receives not only an Engraving richly
worth the money, but also ticket which entities
him to Of the Gifts when they distributed.
For FIVE DOLLARS. a highly finished Engrar-
ing, beautifully Painted ia on and FIVE Glrr
TICKETS, will be sent; or FIVE DoLLAR's worth of
splendid Engravings can be selected from the
Catalogue.
A copy OF the Catalogue, together with speci-
men Of one OF the Engravings- can be seen at the
Office Of this paper.
For each DolIer sent, an Engraving actually
worth that sum and Gift Ticket, will immedi-
atey be forwarded
AGENTS:
The Committee believing that the success of
this Great Nafioa1i Undertaking will be material
ly promoted by the energy and enterprise of in
teliigent and perseveTing Agents have resolved to
treat with such On the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing 10 become an Agent hy
sending lpost paid ~ lH rercite bv ,efEr-l " nlq
a One Dollar Engraving GIFT TICKET Pro-
sfectus, Catalogue and all other necessary in
formation.
On the final completion Of the sale, the Ciits
will be placed in the hands o; Committee Of the
purchasers to be distributed due notice OF which
wall be given throughout the United States and
the Canadas.
LIST or GIFTS
100 Marble busls Of Washington at 500 $4,000
100 Clay. 100 10000
100 Webster, -. 100 10000
100 Calhoun 100 10000
so elegant Oh Paintings, in splen-
did gilt frames size 3Ni It. each 100 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings. 2x3 n. 50 5000
500 steel plate Ergravings. brilliant
ly coFd in uil. rich GIlt frames
eix3D inches each - 10 5000
10000 elegant steel plate Ergray-
ings, col in oil, of the Wash
iIigioii Monument, ,20x26 IN. each, 10000
$4,000 steel plate Engravings. from
100 dInetcnt plates, now IN pos-
session N, and ownet hY the
Artists Union. Of the Market
value ", from 30 cts. to 81 each. q 600
frsi-c.ass Dwelling, in 3lst e.,
Ny. City. - $4,000
90 buding lots in 100 and IOist sts.
n. Y. City, each 35xl0O feet
deep. at. t..........IO 1000 $4,000
100 Villa Sites. containing each la.-
600 81. #. IN the suburbs Of NJ
York City. and commanding
magnificent view OF tile Hudson
River and Long Island Sound. at 500 10000
90 perpetual loans Of cash, withou.
interest, or security of $3.50 each, 5000
90 100 $500
100 50 5000
! $50 20 5000
1000 3 10000
Rple rance fn rararl n, tha Eaal Tranta T. 4
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08
Sale OF 10th Sec. T.I2, s. Il. a5 w.

n COMPLIANCE with petition presented
= to me for that purpose. by a majority OF the
house holders OF said Township ia accordance
with law; / will offer Tor sale to tie highest
bidder, at the Court -hoI,se door. in the town of
Washington, Hampstead county, Arkansas. on the
2nd Gay OF January, 355 in lots or tracts OF forty
Acres each. the whole of Section I6 in Township
II, South o. Range p West. Said Lands will
acre.
1ERMS-A credit Of FIVE years with eight
per cent interest payable semi-annuallv in ad-
vance-bond with approved security, will be re-
CURED of purchasers.
DAN'L T. WILLIAMS
Com n Sc3o0L Com'r.
Washington Oct. 2i 1854. 4}-itr
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08

HAKCUURT- BRADLEY I co.
% Inn Strta q l02 Nassau Sirect,
New York. II. s.
PRIScIPsL WAREHOUSE, lO2 Wood Street, Cheap
side London
MASuFAcroRY, ~ Market Street Manchester,
England.
H., B. & Co. are establishing Depots for the
sale of The Protector in all parts Of America.
Physicians, Surgeons, Druggists, Clothiers, Dry
Goods Merchants, lIatters and Siilliners, also
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store-keepers are en-
trusted with the wholesale and retail distribution
Of them, and to whom most liberal terms are Of
fered for their enterprise and splendid oportun-
ity opens TO them Tor safe and profitable business
For terms. apply TO
HARCOURT. BRADLEY & CO,
3s INN Street Ner York, a. s.
OcroBER a, 1854 40-3m-
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08

HNAKE NOTICE that we will apply to the
Il Hampstead Probate Court, at the January
Term, 1855. of said Court, Tor an order to par,i-
ton and divide the Slaves belonging to the Estate
o. said John Henderson deceased.
WILLIAM CAUGHRAN, and Peggy
Cdughrdn Ct aL.-5y A. H. GARLAyo,
.7norney.
Or,obv 10h, 1854 42-6w.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08
NOTICE,

William Caughran and Peggy
Caushran. his vile Benjamin
Bland and Alartha,Band, bis wife;
Daniel Ward and Mary Ann
Ward, his vie; George q. Ward
aud Lucinda Ward Ills wife. Miles
J. Enochs and Minerva Enochs
his wife. ans other heirs and dis
trIb"tees OF the Estate of John
Henderson, decd.
TO
The unknown and nonresident
heirs and distributes Of said
EStafa
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08
Nledicatei Ear Chest Protect

-
4 certain aud j safe shield against those
fearful diseases, Consumption Bronchitis. Asthma,
Coughs. Colds. and other Affections OF the Lungs,
which arise from the exposed state of the chest.
aocordiHg 70 fashion. and the continual changes Of
our climate
The Protector v simply chemically pre-
pared fur lined with silk AMI Padded, which,
pended ;om the neck. covers the chest, III 50
agreeable a manner that, worn. it becomes
a aecessfy aud a comfort
The Protector" although but recently intro
duced ilto Amerra is making rapid progress
through the United States. the Canadas, South
America, and tile West Indies. 1t has ior long
time been staple article i'll England and or the
continent OF Europe while IL has grown in many
countries 70 the position OF an eIticle OF dress
To demonstrate these farts enquire of any Eng
lish resident in your vicinity OF his knowledge of
the beneficial effects OF wearing the Protector,
lrifhoHf recourse 10 do,toring Of any kind. The
cost Of wearing these articles i mere triie, and
one will last some years. No one who values the
health Of himself OF his family will be without
them. the Hospitals III this country not
alone recommending them. but rapidly introdnc-
ing them. Harconrt Bradley x Co. of London,
and Manchester, England, were originally
trusted with the manufacture of the Protectors,
BY the lamen:ed DIR. Cooper, and continue 10
manufacture according 10 his original instructions,
and therefore recommend those who would wear
The Protectors to see n their being genuine.
Remember this is q staple aTtinie, and no Patent
Medicine
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08

1,ro oather the following Texas items from our
~ Orleans papers of last Saturday.
NFT Tho Galveston News of the 18th has the tol-
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08
Co FIFE CHEST. 81
Sir Ast,er COOper. Fart. M, d.,

THE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER. mas LEFT
vALuAsLg LEGACY 70 THE woELD N HIS
Great Prerentatire of Consumption. and
UnJaiiing Cure far Pulmonary
DISEASES. WITHOUT THE USE or MEDICINE.
Sir a. C.. Bart mreHirH and Gfrisci fhc Hse OF III.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, June GA petition was received
In the SENATE, to-day, from the original friends OF
the Compromise, asking for the repeal of the Fugi
tive Slave Law, in consequence of the passage OF
the Nebraska Bill. The petition will be debated to.
morrow. Mr. Mason, reported a bill allowing the
orange and Alexandria Railroad to construct q
temporary track over Long Bridge to connect with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad through Wash
ington. There were number of petitions presen.
ted against reciprocity in breadstuffs
In the HOUSE. the Committee of Ways and
Means reported bill appropriating ten millions
OF dollars, to carry into effect the Gadsden Treaty.
In accordance with message from the President.
The discussion on the General Appropriation Bill
was resumed
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THE MARKETS.

New YORK, June 22-Flour is dull and declining
Sales Of Southern at e.75 SO 25. Wheat is dull
Corn Is tending upward, and mixed is quoted at
83 cents; yellow SO l-2 cents. Money market un-
changed. Stocks improving.
BALTIMORE, June 22.--There were sales of City
Mills Flour to-day at s.; fancy brands 1925 Sales
of2O,0O0 bushels Corn at 70 IS cts for white and
- a - for yellow. Seventy thousand bushels of
new North Carolina Red Wheat was sold at 81 80
SI95
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
FROM HONG KONG.
ATTACK BY iMPERIALlsTs UPON FOREIGN
RESIDENTS.
SEVERAL AMERICANS KILLED AND
WOUNDED.

Bosros, June 2a.-By letter received here from
Hong Kong, we learn that an attack was made by
the imperialiss upon the foreign settlement at Shan
ghse which led to the storming and destruction of
their camp by the English and American forces
Several Americans were killed and wounded,
among the latter was Captain Pierson of the ship
Rose Standsh
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ADDITIONAL BY TIE CANADA.

The advance of the Prussians towards the allied
armies lie announced creating consii eraole uneas
ness among the moneyed world at Paris.
Intense anxiety prevails in regard to SilistTa.-
The Russians have 5000 men on the spot, aud
their assaults are continued day and night They
once made practical breach, which was repaired;
a rise ia the Danube having prevented the storm
lug Adyiees TO the 25th uttno stated that the for.
lress might hold out for fifteen days. The com
mandant Mesa pasha, threatens 10 blow It no rath-
ar than surrender. On the night OF the 9th, the
Russians made three attempts to storm, but were
reD,Ilsed The loss was fearful. Fifteen huEdred
were killed beneath The ramparts The Turks also
made dreadful havoc among the Russians, killing
and wou1diUg hD.
The allied headquarters are established at Var
The Turks defeated, on the 3lst OF May, 1000
Russians at Slaliua, killing 500. Other encounters
are reported.
Allthe Russian troops at Bucharest are ordered
90 advance to the Danube.
meeting between the Emperor of Austria and
die King of Prussia attended by their respective
Minister'S was to take place the 9tn OF June on the
frontier OF Saxony. The movement creates some
suspicion especially it has transplred that Count
siustiz is bearer OF letter from the Emperor Of
austria to Nicholas
4 is also rurnored that Russia Il inclined to antho
rize Austria 10 propose an armistiee.
II is i1,imated that deep srneming is going on be-
tween Austria aud Russia, aud also between Aus-
tra and Prussia iH which plotting it is believed
Nicholas Is taking active part with the design to
gain both powers over 20 his assistance In bis con
lest with Turkey aud her allies
Austria however, as a sine qua nor. demands
abe evacuation Of the principates and intinates
iayoritism, aud discrimination to adhere to the
protocol. 4
There is much agitation of tue public mind
throughout Germany, and many OF the inhabi.
tants la anticipation OF the calamties OF war,
selling out their estates Tor the purpose Of emf
grating 10 America.
HdBgary also continues 10 an UNSETTLED state.
The Greek instruction has nearly subsidized.
Apo Extensions are entertained that the Anglo
french troops win not be able to reach sistris 10
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NEW HAMpsHiRE IEGIsLATURE.

CoNcoRD, IN h June 21-On the first ballot for
United States senator today, John s. Wells, demo
crat, had li5; Joel Eastman, whig &c. Tappan, free
sol, Al; Morrison, democrat, p; scattering, ).
Six democrats were absent The matter of cleo.
ton then indefinitely postponed.
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AUCTION sALns.
By TAYLOR { WILLIAMS.
BUILDING LOTS ON MARSHALL

BUILDING LOTS ON MARSHALL
y STREET, AT AUCTION. = On TUESDAY.
2ath June. at o'clock, r NJ. upon the premfses viii
De soid that vacant lot on the south side Of Mahsf
OF the Messrs. RagMnd. The lot fronts IS feet and
run: back $50 feet to an alley.
Also. building lots ON the north side of Marshall
These lots are fully equal In point of desirability
to any TN the neighborhood
js % TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auct,
TNHAT BEAUTIFU L PROPERTY.
l. KNOWN AS sCRADDOCK,s Hill. :" Al,
AUCTioN.-OnMoNDAY 18th June, at O'Clock p
NJ upon the premises, will be sold that very beauti-
stre ct known ''CIaddocL's Hill.S heinz near ,hs
residence of Captain Luther Libby and tR. Public
This elevated and prominent property possesse.
the most extensive view of Richmond and the sar.
ding country of any spotin the entire city and
Is almost daily hequeuted by many of cur citizens
and visitors to the Metropolis, because of It's com
handing prospect.
This property has three fronts, and will be cold ne
cording to plsn to be at the Office of the Auc-
hOnesra.
TERMs-one-third cash; balance at and month";
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
. After the above, will be sold several unimproved
Let. near the above, fronting on Bloody Run and
Terms as above.
je1s T. & w, Aucts.
VA L y ALB l. E REAL ESTATE ON
ROCKETTS OR LESTER STREET. AT
AUCTION.-On MONDAY, Goth June, after the
sale of "Craddock's Hiil,n viii be sold vacant Lot
at the corner of Rockets and Bloody Run streets,
fronting IS feet.
Also, those two Brick Tenemerts and Lots on the
south side of Lester Rockets street. near Gillies
Creek, being the same property formerly owned by
A. Sedgwick, fronting so feet and running back to
Water street. q F.. ~
Also, vacant Lot, adjoining on the West fronting
6sk feet and running back to Water ST.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months
with interest and satisfactorily secured
je 10 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Arcts
GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND
~ LOTS NEAR MANGHESTER-On fhe Oath
of the present month, shall sell at public auction
the premises the follow ing pieces of land lyien
on the lpit Turnpike, immediately on the ed se
of the corporation of the town of Manche viz:
Lot containing q acres fronting on said Turnpike
running back. to the river road. The improvements
on this lot very valuable, consisting of large
framed Dwelling House end Store House, with other
oEthouses all OF which new, having been built
in the last two years. To any person wishing to es-
tabsh grocery this Lot possesses advantages sci.
dom offered. In addition it has we'll of excellent
water in the yard and the garden and lot highly
improved. At the same time and placs shall al 50
sell another Lot adjoining the first mentioned con.
tanning 81 acres -
To any person wishing to purchase will take plea
sure in showing the premises. 80
Terms made known On day of sale.
g. HUNT.
Manchester. June 2, 1854. lie 5-td*
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch.
DKArH or GENERAL BERNARD PEyTos.
CnARLorrkssl,.Ir tunn 81,

DEATH or GENERAL BERsARp pEfToN.
ChARLorrgsvILLE, juno I'D
General BERNARD PEfros. died last night a, his
residence, Pennington, near this town. On the
uqhto of the Goth instant while participating in the
pleasant scenes oil a wedding celebration. he was
struck with paralysis from which he did not rally
until he died His death Is severe loss to this con-
muoity, Tie was man of great energy OF eharac-
terona OF the most cheerful and agreeable gentle.
men ever knew--had great deal of the old style
Nirginisn in his manner-and withai was one of
the most perfect business men of his age He had
no. long resided In this county but upon his ADM.
Fshle farm had given an example of enterprise
and good nagement worthy the emulation OF his
brother farmers His death win be deplored as
,1s, of good, pure man and most valuable citizen
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 1 co.

VALUABLE STOCK OF GROC E.
Y RES, UNDER DEE OF TRU ST.-On
THURSDAY, July 9th. at 10 O'Clock. we shall sell
at auction at the store Main street. recently
cupied BY Mr.. J. B. Stegal, the large and choice
stock of GROCERIES, with FIXTURES, &e., con.
viewed BY Mr. StegsI to Trustees
On the last day Of the sale the store will be rented
at suction. 49, - .
TERMs-Under SIeo, cash, over $loo, month";
credit for approved paper. e4$ s-
By order of the Trustees =.
je22 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Co, Aucts.
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81 BY GoDDIN l. APPERSON.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on var.

. LEY AND FIFTEENTH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AuGTiON.--Wil be sold on FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, the 23d June, 1854, upon the premi.
ses. commencing at O'Clock, Brick Tenement.
Wooden Houses and several vacant Lots fbelonrine
to Wm Wilson Monis,) at the head of Valley ST.
near the old Distillerv.
After which will be sold a handsome Lot on the
East line OF 18th ST. near Poplar st fronting a feet,
TERMs--Une-thirdl cash; balance ut and 9 nionths
for egotiabe notes. interest added secured by trust
deed, or title retained.
Tie22 - GODDIN b. AppERsON au.,,s
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M E TRO P OLITAN HALL-ON
~ FRANKLIN STREET. NEAR THE Ex-

ChANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND, NA.-Is one of
the most admirably arranged CONCERT HALLS In
the United States, for Musical Entertainments,p
the exhibition of Paintings Public Lectures etc.
The proprietor, Mr. RoBERT A. MAYO, with his
Characteristic taste and iberalty, has just had this
Osphean Temple refitted and furnished in magnii-
cent style, and the seats rave been 60 changed and
modernzed that sixteen hundred persons can readily
be accommodated The floor has also been raised 10.
Ginning from front to stage that the audience from
every portion of the room can readily see all that
transpres in front of them In addition this the
walls and ceiling have besn ,superby fescoed and
the Hall. - - e@7-4-9 q = Z
Since the above improvements have been made
the sound of the Hall has been thoroughly tested nv
efficient acknowledgements and vocal-all Of
whom declare it. to be inferior TO none other in the
u States, for soirees etc. - . it, s-tss9 1s 2sE
Indeed, complete are the int rior arrange ments
IN every respect that 1t would be impossible to add
anything to its beauty or general effect 1t Ia now
ready to let for Concerts Lectures the exhibition OF
Public Paintings, and other purposes. Those who
wish to rent it, can do so BY addressing
. TOLER & COOK go
Agents and Collectors
Pearl st.. Richmond, Va. je 20-2aw3w
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SAILING OF THE NIAGARA.

BosToN, June 2l-The steamer Niagara sailed at
10 o'clock this morning with one hundred passen
gers and $650,000 10 specie.
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O HOUSE AND LOT ON BROAD ST.
I FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON the 24th June, 1914,
commencing at o'clock. neat House and Lot, on
the north side of Broad ST., to the residence OF
John NJ Bolts now in the occupancy of Mr.. George
Poilett fronting so feet running back ISL feet to an
alley. Terms-One-third cash, balance at and
months for negotiable notes-interest added and title
retained till last note is paid
G0DDIN APPERSON,
ion Auctp.
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MAT. POPpPpV

hARPkhs FERRY, June "a large mail bag,
which had been cut open and .riled ofits contents
Was found In the canal at this place to-day
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RORRERY

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Jane 22-The jewelry store Of
L. v Moss, was broken open last night and nearly
three thousand dollars worth of goods carried
Of
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DEATH OF GEORGE w AspJNW

NEW York, June p MIR. George w Aspinwall,
engaged in the California trade, died here this
morning.
Mr. F. C. Brewster, well.known member of the
bar, also died this morning.