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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
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From RfIENOS AYRES.

j The barqua Oliver J. Hays has arrived at New
Syork from Bucnos Ayres, with dates to the Goth OF
NAV, and from Monsevdeo to.the 18th oil May. The
following are the leading items Of news
Governor Obligado had returned TO Buenos Ay-
e.. after an absence of fifty days traver,ing the
Mothern aud central part OF the province. having
Aeon received with enthusiam.
= Bishop Escalada WAS also trsversing the country
Doing much good to aiay spiritual political
A;ritc
President Urquiza has issued paper currency,
H., fnds much difficulty In circulating 1t. sthoug
Hhe merchants and business men are generally ia
ssorably disposed.
1t 10 reported tina. General Urquza intends to
5 1urnence open hostllties against Bucnos Ayres.-
2Ihe mails for Chill and Peru bad been detained
=, Rassaris province of santa Fe, and not allow.
Id to pass within the jurisdiction OF the CO. sede
ration.
The public at Montevideo are greatly excited re-
stive to proposition to suppress the liberty OF the
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE Law.

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NEW YoRK, July 1.-The steamer George Law,
from Aspinwall, has arrived; ahe brings 81, $50.
600 in gold, the California mails. and 400 passen.
gers.
Captain Adams brings tho Japan Treaty, which
was formally signed on the 3Ist of March. By the
terms OF this treaty the two principal ports Of ia.
pan are opened to commerce and to the residence
Of Americana
number of Russian frigates were at Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands. =
Accounts from Australia state that there were
much anxiety at Sidney, tor fear that the place
would be captured by Russian frigates. The town
was entirely without defence.
The California miners were thriving.
Markets dull and unchanged. ga 7t
There had been serious disturbance at San Fran
cisco, growing out ofsquatter rights.
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FROM HAVANA.

4 The steamer Cahawhs arrived at Mobile on the
IA. with later Havana advices:
Z The American barque Grey Eagle COUNT IN pal
noy.1 landed GOO slaves from the coast OF Africa,
Ear Havana, on the 18th ult. The Eagle was sub
kouently captured by British brig OF war, but
sly was surrendered to a Spanish man-of-
Far. A small number OF the negroes were res
he'd.
f,h war steamer Medes and the schooner Scorpi.
rn the French steamer Acheron, and trigate Pen
Nope.
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RIOT AT LAWRENCE, MAsS.-THE MILITIA
RY CALLED OUT.
LAWRENCE, Mass, July 11.-A riot occurred to-
day at Lawrence, Mass, between the Irish and
American population. 1t was caused by the Irish
raising the American flag surmounted by cross.
Pistols and guns were fired, and several Irish
houses sacked. The military were called out, and
through their efforts the riot was queed.
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FINE AND Loss OF LIFE.-A fire broke out at
Cohoes eight miles north of Albany, N. Y) on
Saturday morning nearly consuming Strons's
mill After the fire the south wall fell and seye
raj persons werecaught in the falling maes. The
body OF lad was found in the ruins and 1t is sup.
posed that several other lives were lost. Several
escaped mo re or less injured
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-On Thursday last the barn
OF Robert l.. SRodgrsss, residing few miles from
flncastle, was struck by Lightning, consuming the
barn, all his crop OF wheat and rye, which had iust
been hauled in, several tons of hay two wagons
and number of farming implements,
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FAILURE IN BosToN.-The recent developments
in New York have exercised an unfav0rable influ-
ence on money affairs In Boston. Stocks declined
considerably on Saturday. State street was greatly
excited by the failure of Willis & Co., extensive
AID well known brokers and stock dealers. Their
liabilities are not stated
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ATTEMPTED suIcIDE.-in Philadelphia, on Sun
DAY morning, German named Sebastian Laspeer
cut his throat, and then eaped from the root of a
three-sory house in Coates street, whilst laboring
under it of insanity. The wound in his throat
was not serious, and no bones were broken bv
the fall
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CONGRESS.

WARRINGTON, July 1.-THE Senate laid aside
all other business and took up the Homestead Bill
The day was spent in its discussion
The House had under consideration the bill In.
creasing the salaries of Department Clerks, but
came to no conclusion. The House agreed to meet
at II A. M, hereafter.
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ihh DISTURBANCE AT BATH. ME-Ths R,rr,,.
VI inc cetholic church at Bath Me-, has cre,t.d ,o
siderable excitement at the East The foIlowns A..
the circumstances arc
.h. appear, the Angel GABRIEL wa. prssebiox !,
.aiousn the crowd, and turning round n' iove
sttempted TO return. the diver insisn. 1tuiatey
crowd should give way. ns that the
rms appears 70 have incensed those pra..,.
30, 49, s.sr about cry was simutsnsoaa.Iac
.oa throughout the multitude, q il by preyon.
Sn 70 the Old SOUTH 'hurra for the Old san,S
$500 with the Old South etc And thi,her the mn
the old ' sonsty rushed The church known a.
and ,sssed by the Catholics Two var. sso In isoa
OPEN ma a me- 'pot the door was brofsn
msnceS Ssmol mas rushed In and mme diatsiy com
va. ss, .h. reached s sa ~seS
sumed Re tSs soa. thirty places and entirely con.
vitso m,o 100 In number were De rmiit. ne 2, inesn.
hoxsss Eagle arrest. As most Of them 90 % lssss
Ihsd" supposed they will be srsstsd .nS nan
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div PETERFIELD TRENT.
4 LBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPA.

"A NY.-CHARTERED CAPITAL, SOC 0O0
OFFIcERs-WM. J. EARLY. President Directors;
w. T. Early, E. 4. Watson, Thos. Wood, III Ma
gruder, B. C. Flanagan, DR. Socrates Maupin Sam,l
0: Moon, John H. Timberlake, N. H. Massie John
Wood, Jr, Secretary, Charlottesville, Va.
This Company is now organized and prepared to
take Fire. Marine and Life risks on as good terms ss
any other responsible Company in the State.
FLANAGAN, STOKES A Co, Agents.
jy l0-Stawlm Richmond Va
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WALKER DIVORCE CAsE-The jury in the
walker divorce case Tin New York; were unable
TO agree and were discharged on Saturday evening
Eleven OF the jury published card vindcating the
character of Mrs. Walker.
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he weather at Cuba was very dry.

q FoHyyss IrEMs-It lie stated in London jour
nal that the Empress OF the French 10 positively
fuctsHte.
8 Professor Anderson 0he wizard recently stated
before Glasgow audience that some years since he
ent to Louis Napoleon $500, which sum was repaid
10 him when in America, and that the Emperor
m d invited him to visit Paris. The Emperor took
il seriously and instructed his Secretary to write
10 the London Tunes, denying that Anderson ever
lent him anything "The Emperor" says his Sec
yetary, has never known, never seen the PROBES
cor Anderson. His Majesty declares it solemnly,
and desires that the declaration may receive the
q scessary publicity
Its rumored that the Emperor of the French has
manifested much dissatisfaction respecting the late
speech of Lord Aberdeen, In the House of Lords
A proposal Is increasing In public favor in Eng.
land to invite the Emperor of France and most Of
the dstin guish ed French citizens to an "internal
festival in celebration of the union between France
and England"
In the House of Commons, on the oath Lord John
Russell stated that Sir John Bowring British Envoy
TO China, had been instructed to ask from the Gov.
eminent OF Japan an opening for British commerce
on he same terms granted to the United States
Sir John Bowrng is further ordered to proceed at
once to Japan to make the demand.
The screw steamer City of Manchester has been
seized by the Customs officers since her arrival at
Liverpool from Philadelphia, in consequence of
two cwt oftobacco having been found concealed on
board by the rumagipg officers.
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fihE.-Vandykes building corner of Third and
Chesnut streets, Philadelphia was somewhat dam.
&C ID by fire on Wednesday.
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DR. j. S. ROSES CELE BRATED
IL FAMILY MEDICINES-At tha rsnnest of

- FAMILY MEDlCINES.-At the request of
many Of my patients. have consented to put up
class of my most efficient prescriptions in the form
of Family Medicines, each one suited to particular
disease and not like the manufacturers of the many
nostTums and pane of the day. promu gate to the
world that any one compound will cure all diseases
clan SPALLANzAND put medicines Of ohich they knop
hthe INTO bodies Of a0hich they know less"
DR.J.s ROSES ExpECToRANT.' or C % p
SYRUP, for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all Lung Diseases-in so cents and ST
DIR. ROSES Alternative, or BLOOD PURl.
FER for Scrofula Old Eruptions, and all diseases
arising from an impure state Of the boodprioe ST..
Cholera. Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dy-
DR.. ROSES ALTERNATIVE. or FAMILYPILLs
for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour
Stomach and Costiveness-25 cts.
DR.. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of the
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxation
DIR. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, valuable RENE.
dy for Female ConpIaints Superior to Hooper's
DIR. ROSES RHEUMATIC COMPOUND, an in.
ternal remedy for Rheumatism either acute or chro.
DR.. ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND, a sure
DIR. ROSES TONIC MIXTURE, for Chills Fee
veIs, and general Debility never-faiiing remedy
DR.. ROSES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Blu.
CHU, for all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,
A DR., ROSES Nervous r. CORDIAL, for all ner-
vous cor ditons of the system, Neuralgia, Heart Dis
DR., ROSES PILE OINTMENT-5O cts EYE
and letter OINTMENTS-25 cts
DR.: ROSES ELIXIR CF oPIUM-superior to
all other forms of Opium-25 cts.
DR.; ROSES PAIN CURER-cures all pain. ex-
ternal OF internal: also Chblsins, Corns BrLi
ses. sprains, Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, Pains in the
so cts.
DR.. ROSES INFANT CORDIAL. Free from
opium and producing easy Sleepy cts.
All of DIR. j. S. ROSES valuable Family Medi.
ccines to be had of Purcell, Lsdd & Co., Bennett
L Beers, Adie l. Gray, o. A. Strecker, Duval
A. Bodeker, J. B. Wood, VIM. P. Laid, s. M.
Zachrsson A. Leslie R. R. Duval Bro in this city
and of dealers generally throughout the United
States. lie I2-eodif Ncta
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE
l. WARD.-Ranaway from the Subscriber on the
18th OF May, NE MAN, who calls hin self
GEORGE ALLEN. The said gro is about s feet
OF inches high % years old, thick built very dark
complexion, and suffers badly when speaking; his
when spoken to- He has moustaches and a little
beard under his chiE-no other marks recollected
The above reward and all reasonable expenses will
be paid upon his delivery to in this CITY, if taken
within the State; $50 and all reasonable expenses
if taken out of the State. = -
jy 10-dIw PETERFIELD TRENT
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EARM FOR SALE.-For sale privately,
Il a FARM immediately on the line Of the Rich.
mond and Danville Railroad, 9 miles from Richmond
containing 1855 acres The improvements are all new,
consisting of dwelling house with rooms and all
the necessary out houses There is also the Farm
a Grist Mill and Saw Mill For further particulars
enquire at this office. iY I0-2w
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several lfishmen were badly injured in New
maven, Conn., on Saturday, by the giving way of g
scAfold In the tower of ST. Thomas's church
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Inc U. 5. steamer Princeton sailed from New
fork on Saturday on trial trip to try her ma.
chnery
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Inc CITY Council OF Louisville have refused To
pay H. j. Wards bill for damages done to his
house in the late riot.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Virsinia skies, dol
lar ponds 81 "a ex div; do ives, sterling bonds
81. oN'
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SITUATION WANTED.-The adyer-
~ tiser desires situsticn - Chambsrmsd or Cook
.or Priyste family preferred. Apply st NJ. McCor-
~ 11-1tt
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MIcHIGAN-The Michigan Independent State
Convention assembled at Jackson, on the 9th inst,
and nominated Kingsley s. Bingham, free soil dem.
ocrat, for governor, and coalition ticket Reso-
lutions to repeal the Nebraska and Fugitive Slave
Laws, and to abolish slavery in the District of Col
ambis, were adopted unanimously. The Advert.
and conservative wings bolt and there will pro-
baby be straight wing ticket nominated.
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THE MARKETS

NEW York, July I.-Cotfon irmer. Flour q
trife hisher-southern, Ss.50a 50. Wheat mac
tive Corn advanced 9 cents per bushel-yellow
"a IS cents-white 80 a SO cents
BALTIMORE, July 11-Flour scarce-small sales
at unchanged rates
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An infamous affair came to light in New York la.

An infamous affair came to light in New York last
Friday. The circumstances are as follows:
The warehouse of Charles A. Poverty, No. lat
Front st., found fire early in the morning and
the police in forcing it open found Poverty and his
young brother there and everything showing that it
had been set on fire. Bales of cotton were saturated
with oil and spirits of turpentine; other things
soaked with camphne, and the erevces of the doors
and windows were stuffed with cotton to prevent the
smoke from escaping. Both of them were arrested
Their object Is unknown as Poverty did not own the
building contents and had insurance tn en-
II is rumored, howere that he had committed large
defalcations on the goods left in his custody.
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NE" hAhpsHIRE.-Ihe Senate of New Hamp.
eo're on Its part have elected Harry Hibbard U 8.
Senator for the coming term.
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M ETROP OLITAN HALL-ON
Nl FRANKLIN STREET, NEAR THE EX-


w FRANKLIN STREET, NEAR THE Ex-
CHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA.-Is one of
the most admirably arranged CONCERT HALLS In
the United States, for g Musical Entertainments,n
the exhibition of Paintings, Public Lectures. ETC.
The proprietor, MIR. ROBERT A. MAYO with his
Characteristic taste and literally, has just had this
Oy1'hedn Temple reftted and furnished in nagni6-
cent style, and the seats ave been changed and
modernized that sirteen hundred persons readily
be accommodated. The floor has also been raised in.
Ginning from front to STAGE that the audience from
every portion of the room can readily all that
trauspres in front of them. In addition this the
walls and ceiling have been superbly frescoed and
painted adding greatly to the general appearance Of
the Hail.
Since the above improvements have been made
the sound of the Hall has been thoroughly tested by
efficient musicians-instrument and vocal-ail Of
whom declare it to be inferior to other in the
u. States, for sorees, etc. -l4ls ~
Indeed, so complete are the interior arrangements
in every respect that it would be impossible to add
anything to its beauty general effect 1t IL 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,
Agents and Collectors,
Psa-t st.. Richmond. Va. je 20-2awSw
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n Office All persons having claims
IN against the estate of CHAs. w. KEEsEE, decd,
requested to forward them postage pre-pad) to
the subscriber, properly authenticated.
VIM r. WILLIS, Admir-,
1e 36-lot Hampton, Elizabeth City co. Va
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BY ALEX. MOTT.

WILL be sold on TUESDAY next, the
w 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the auction mart,
corner of Main and 18th streets large and well
sorted invoice of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
con sistrng of the usual variety.
Also, an invoice of Crockery and EarthenwaTe.
Sale positive.
jv 10 A. MOTT, Auct
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BY DAVENPORT ALLEN L Co =
VALUABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES

= BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN L CO. :
VALUABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES
UNDER DEED OF TRUST.-On WEDNEs.
9ay Izth at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell at auc-
Mr. j. 3; Stegal, the large and choice stock Of GRO
CERES, with FIXTURES, &C., conveyed BY Mr..
Stegal 10 Trustees - -
On the last Gay of the sale the store will be rented
for approved paper. - y -N'
BY order of the Trustees
jys DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO., AuctsL
GALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.
~ OF CARRIAGES, HORSES, &c-on SATUR,
DAY, July 18TH, at 10 o'clock. shall sell at the
Stable occupied by Mr. J. B. Stegal, ON Governor It,
zCarriages, | Buggy, Horses, harness. &c.
Aso the Stable viii be sold, subject the ground
TERMs-Under $lo0 cash; over 500, 4 months credit
for approved paper. By order of the Trustees.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN L Co,
V4 49, Auctioneers.
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AUcr1o1s sAr.Be
THIS DAY.
~ oODOIN : 1T.-..---

0UDDIN AfPERgON.
ouSE AND LOT ON LOUISIANA
xIJcTIoS Auiu,H Port MAYO FoR SAFE Ar
h. jay; ls 1t O'clock. apon ths .ns
e naa on the North line Of Loui1{sss .s,sss
oGcnpanfy o. IL W q. wssy. ffontins s5f fsss
TERMs-Oue- fourth rn,y, hss..-. - /. =
months, for negotiable notes inteTsss 49, ~
title fefsined till last nots 10 paid aso, sac
jy8 GODDIN 4 xPprRsoN -.
II ANDSOMELYs LOCATED REAL.
- EsTATE ON STREET. CHURCH H5I.i.
SALE AT AUCTION viii be sold O Tas:S., - -
ternoon, the 1lth July, 1854. at O'clock vpon H.
premises, valuable lot with framed a-eIln,
thereon ard well Of tine wstsr) situated On Cbu,ce
Hill, the South ide of !, between z3rd Md pm
streetS adjoining the residence Of Mrs Lsrnpkin
fronting 50 feet running back $50 feet to an alley
TERns-Onethird cash, balance at 4 and uopths
for negotiable notes interest added and title retain
cd. GODDTN APPERSON Aucss
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ght shares of STOCK

E'OR SALE.-Eight shares of STOCK
Il in the Mutual Building Company. will be sold
to the highest bidder at the meeting Of the Compa.
ny, on the 18th inst. This is of the Oldest Com
panles in the city, and the advantages for borrowing
are much greater than in the new ones It NAV be
office.
jy 8-eodStA
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II EYSVILLE LAND, VALUABLE
IN TAVERN STAND AND OTHER pRQpRl

TY. FOR SALE.-The sabscriber having determined
to remove to the Southwest will Offer for sale A.
public auction. on TUESDAY. the I1th day Of July
next his entire tract of LAND containing SIS aeres
and tying in the county Of Charlotte immediately
around Keysville depot and at the junction of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad and the KsysviIle
and Chrstiansville Plank road 70 miles from Rich
mond, 60 miles from Danville, and Il miles from
Christiansville- ..e
The land is very desirable, on account of its great
convenience to market, and is highly susceptible Of
improvement and capable of producing the finest
wheat and other crops by the of guano and other
fertilizers. al
DE will also sell his long and well known TAy-
EkN STAND. which is large, roony and commodi-
Gus hu ding; part of it newly erected with all
cessary oat-buidings, In good repair. ss ssiitsss
Also. three good STORE-HOuSES, BLACK
SMiTHS SHOP, WHEELkIGHTS SHOP and 8
ants
There is an excellent well Of pure freestope water
In histavern yard.
Possession win be given on the first day Of Hoyem.
TERMs-One third payable in cash on the first day
2. Novem6er next; the residue equal instamepts
IN one and two years thereafter. The title will be
retained, or deed of trust given to secure the de.
Tered payments also, bonds with approved security
Tor farther information apply to MI. Isaac r. Wet
Ans, Richmond, Va; or to the subscriber at KEYS
vile, which is his pest Office - - n.y.
je 8--dtd 7st = s-e JOHN n PRInny
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s. hhx oVkh IssUE-We learn by dispatch
from new Haven, Conn. that report is circulat,na
tnst 100 shares of the Canal Railroad s,o.,. 80
been over.issued lave
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AAhksr OF BosroN RIorER.-A telegraphic
o'spa'ch' Gated New Orleans, July 5, says:
=, The ship Union, which arrived here to-dor f,.,
,S sw iofk, mao on board William Sullivan. one Of
tae parties charged with killing Batchelder in the
i.a riots at boston The telegraph had but onr
snd oa 'ne alert and he was promptly arrested
authorities of Massacbusetts o4u's"ioh oi the
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU.
l. SAND DOLLARS-RICHMONDA AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY.-Two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars mortgaged Bonds of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company are now
the date thereof and the interest payable seminar
nualy at the Office of the company in Richmond.
This amount being obtained, the road will be com
pleteG to Danville in twelve months from this time
Persons desiring to invest may apply either at the
office OF the Company to V. Whether, President; to
James Brown Jr. or kobt II Maury.
jy 7-6md p. VAN DEURSON Treasurer
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GHEAP FRENCH LAWNS, at C. A.
~ GWATKIN'S Just in season,
Yard wide LAWNS, at 81 cts;
Do. do. at &c. per yd;
Do. do. at l2lc., usually sold at 25c.
Dotted MUSLINS at 12Ic. and fine;
BEREGES at 12tc and fine
large lot SLEEVES at Csc.
Purchasers will please CALL
CA. GWATKIN,
Jy 8-Stf Opposite Exchange Bank.
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VALUABLE FARM ON WILLIAMs-

VALUABLE FARM ON WILLIAMS
BURG ROAD, FIVE MILES BELOW RICH
MOND, FOR SALE.-The Subscribers are author.
lied to sell the FARM on which Mr.. Richard 0askns
resides, on the South side of the Williamsburg road
miles below Richmond containing ls5 acres, of
provemenfs are sufficient for the accommodation of
moderate sized family. consisting of an excellent
dwelling with five rooms, good well OF water, large
harm, stable. &c. Persons disposed TO purchase
requested to view the prem es, which viii be shewn
at any time by Mr.. Gaskins. Terms ccornpodating
jy ic-st GODDIN APPERSON.
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GONSTABLE'Ss SALE.-Win be sold
~ for cash, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of July,
1854 at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, at the Daguerrean Gallery
OF z. MoulsOn, on Main street. all the fixtures Of
said Gallery, sold to satisfy Distress Warrant and
sundry Executions in my hands in favor OF Benson
and others vs.. Moulson ~
u ALFRED LEwELLEN, u. C.
jy l0-2t -s .- ForJ.P p. TYLER, II C. c. R.
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NOTICE.-We have engaged Mr. J. B
IN STEGAL to collect the debts convened by him
to under his deed of At present he may be
found at the auction store of Davenport Allen Co
(up stairs.) CHAS. T. WORKMAN
l. DAVENPORT, ) trustees.
jy 6-6t