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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Af1 RaHT0ad Irdck-Ihe Coal Trade-Morta7itv-
Glassl0orks on Fire.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 9th,

Glassl0orks on Fire.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 9th.
The Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad Company
have just completed extensive repairs to the fne
DFdge over GraYs ferry 1t is now considered more
sl5Usnlai than when first erected. The company
are $50 laying track between the ferry and
wilmington, Del., some three miles Of which, near
TIE former place, have been completed
TIE coal trade was again large for the past week.
Aggregate shipments by the three lines for the
week, ll6 IA tons and for the $50 722 tous
There 1893 deaths in this city last week-of
consumption 81, small pox 8.
Lsst evening, the g!sss works at the We st end of
3llang vas entirely destroyed. and shed contain
~ materials for boat building was also involved ia
|uns
Another OUTRAGE IN KANsAs.-Lvnch Lac -
The Rochester Democrat has the following account
Of another outrage in Kansas:
On the nth iust, MI Phillips, a lawyer, was de-
oyed to the banks of the Missouri river, where
be was suddenly seized and forced into a skitf and
sried across the river into Missouri-thence he
Was taken seven miles TO Weston
All old warehouse stands just below the town :;
be was taken there, mis- head was shaved, his face
backed, he was t8rred and feathered, and then rid
aen upon rail through the streets of Weston
waie muse horrible, and hideous, accompanied the
procession,
Before the hotel they exhibited him, and then a
negro was compelled to sell him to the lowest bid
Ger aud they offered to him every insult 10 their
power
After OBTAINING bin several hours In this manner,
i72eatediy telling him that if he would not leave
hs territory, or give them his promise IN writing
Nat be would leave they would hang hin. He
la7ing steadily and firmly refused, they let him
-'s-. His brother, who had come from Leavens
N',lh AFTER him, took hin into carriage, and late
Il ne afternoon started for LeaVenworth
i seems that the offence of Mr. Phillips is that he
Astree soiler. And it is pretended by the pro-
's'aTy men that he handed McCrea the revolver
viva which Malcolm Clark was killed This is
oyh5!y false, responsible men declare that
'aLIlps did not at all interfere In the matter
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
IC{A ri $50 E
Azzaaz - =
Elk AkRANEEM ENI.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
ONE DAY ONLY FROM RICHMOND TO THE
ALUM SPRINGS-ONE AND A HALF TO THE
WHITE SULPHUR AND SWEET SPRINGS
ENHlS Route is confidently recommended
r as the most comfortable to all the Virginia
springs, and 1t moreover presents to the traveller
Fifteen miles from Richmond it passes in half
mile OF the birth piece OF HENRY CLAY, also by
Hdnorer Otd Court House, in which PATRICK
HENRY made the first great speech OF the Revou.
ton; in sight of Monticello the residence of THOS
JEFFEhsONi by the University of Virginia at
Charlottesville, and the top of the Blue Ridge at
hocshsh Gap This spot is rendered famous by the
declaration of Washin gton that with few brave
men he could there defy the approach of the whole
British army. Here, as the cars slowly wind the
way over this immense height, the country below
spreads oq In surprising beauty and grandeur fter
passing the public iOs buttons for the insane and
deaf and dumb at Staunt Dr. the traveller epjoys the
view Of great deal of wild and romantic scenery at
Buffalo Gap snd other parts OF the route.
1t also pesses near those wonderful curiosities
Weirs Cave, the Natural Bridge and Blowing
Cave" the last of which is that the blowing
may be heard as the stages pass
o. the first day of June the cars will commence
running to e station miles of Stau1tou and
will continue to go farther the track is laid bv
force now engaged, who can put down half mile
day Early in August they will 80 miles west of
Stsuntou
The Western portion of this road including part
Est of the BIu7 Ridge, is well baasted, securing
among other advantages to the traveller an exemp-
ton from dust.
The turnpike roads on this route are far better
than any other, and the public may expect more
comfortable stage accommodation than they have
ever had.
If passengers desire it, through tickets will be
given by the stage line of VIM P Parish Co from
Richmond to the White Sulphur, at SIl. To other
Springs, less In proportion.
Passengers passing through Richmond enjoy full
opportunity for rest the do not leave until
quarter past A. M They dine in Staunton, rssch
the Alum Springs same day, and by easy stages ar
rive at White Sulphur next day, early in the even.
Ing. Il. D. WHITCOMR
Superintendent of sportation
Office Va. Central Railroad Co,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es-

I,RUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL FS-
r1o,I TATE ON VALLEY STREET, AT AUG
hLioN-rursuant to two deeds Of trust. executed to
Sus SUBSCRIBER By Patrick UConn ell-one bearing
date the LIST December, 1851, and of record in the
onlse OF the Clerk of Hsnrco County Court for shs
purpose OF securing TO DR. Richard A Carrin ston a
certain sum of money therein msntioped: ard fhs
other oeaFlag date the i.h of June 1880 and of
Tscord as sorssaid for the purpose Of securing 20
Jofepn M harrington certain sum of nancy
therein mentioned; and being REQUIRED tbsreto ~
the bsnshcisries, shall ofar for sale at nublc
day OF May, 1855. ct the hour of O'CLOCK p ths
TO- OF ground conveyed in the said deeds bsios ths
ot Sing and being at the Southeast corner Of Valley
and Richard streets fronting ftythree feet on VAL
seJ sIeet, and raining back one hundred and sixty
I'VE feet; and lying partly in the city of Richmond
and partly in the county Of Henrico being the sane
which is known and dstir guishsd by the letter L.
oos plat Of the estate of Col Richard Adsms &c
The utle is believed to be rood, but The Trustee
WIZ convey such title only az is vested in him The
axes for the present year to be paid bv the pur-
- n. - NJ BATES. Trustee
my 2s-lt GoD0iN GAPPERsoN, Aucts.
HANDS UMt. OUTAGE RESI-
- DENCE NEAR CHELSEA, ON THE ROAD
LEADING TO BOWLING GREEN, FOR SALE
At AUCTiON.-Will be sold on TUESDAY. the
- May 1872, on the premises, commencing at 81
O'Clock The Cottage Residence on the Road leading
rom Eaeystreet to Bowling Green, now occupied
by Mir. John Norment.
The 10. contains two ceres Is haudsomelv situs.ed
snort di.tsnce east of Valley street. and has on it
neat, well built fashionable Cottage, containing
0'''S Nh tio pFtuilsSs ana luffDe dfately st
the dining room, IL large spring of delightful wa
ter which hiss been walled up and put in perfect or
Ger. The outbuildIuEs Stable, Kitchen, COZ
tanning four rooms aud heu-houss, In the garden
are rumb7r OF fruit trees of various kinds and on
the premise: are several forest trees producing fire
.hede- All IN all the premises are admirably suited
for 8 retired Suburban retrest or miaht be mace
fashionable resort for pleasure parties from the
city.
TEEMs-One-fourth cash; balance at and IL moe,
for negotiable notes interest added, and title re-
tstued till last note is paid
ile axes for the present year TO be psid hy the
purchaser GODDIN AFPERSON,
ulE 81 Anctnneara
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&1&5S4 oPPOs TIT 1TTn N L 1fYE ~
STAGES Through from Richmond, Petersburg
Baltimore, Washington and Alexandna, to White
Sulphur and Sweet Springs, in l! days. and Salt Sui
phur in days
On and after the lst day ofJuly next, we will run
daily line of four horse coaches from the terminus
OF the Virginia Central Railroad, to the Rockbridge
Alum Springs, and to the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs with branch
to the All-HesIing Sprngs)
Passengers leaving Richmond in tn morning train
OF cars will reach Rock bridge Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Springs same day; leave next morning at
day light, sad arrive at the Sweet and White Sui
pkur Springs early in the evening.
Having all new, first class coaches fresh teams
selected with great care, and accommodating drivers
we feel assured we extend to the travelling pub.
lie such facilities for and com as have never
before bssn offered or secured on this line.
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandra
70 any of the above named Springs, can be obtsned
of any of agents. who will always be found at the
Railroad depots of those places.
Extra coaches will be furnishes at all times when
desired HARMAN x BROWN q
my % PTopTet0rs.
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BALLOON ASCENSION IN LYECHRURG
LYNcHBURG, May 28.-S. D. Bates of Richmond
mace beautiful balloon ascension from this place.
this afternoon, instead of Prof A l. Garrie, TrL -
weather was fine for an ascension.
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NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR OF
MAINE 4 HOAX

BANGOR, Me-, May 28th.-The announce.
ment that Samuel C. Gage had been nomi-
hs'e ca by the American party for Governor
been held u 10
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lf69. "a "a Sp"IcH Islands FORGERIEs We learn
b. 0ts'is fTom the Sandwich Islands were Drawn
HgBanl o"sn' OF the firm OF Swan x Cif3rt, at
,s,t Flu private letter frem the Islands stat es
me- allure END the TO- sriss Mr. CT 5rd was no.
ysrt, 70 De Implicated in the foTgeries Both the
3wsn' h 5 left before the forgeries came out
GsorSs' rne alleged forger, sailed iu the bsrque
scg.5s ss ana whaling voyage 1t wss thought h j,
al LK-eaVor to persuade Capt Wall to land him
Nopg Clifford lett for X iodsdi in the brig
t.elofe the affair came out
Cal OF Of the forged drafts have be en- sold
Eos wa So Mr. ANGEL late United States consul,
q the EoV,UOo 10 bad paper with him. The books
sed goIJoeIn showed that they owed everybody
huaS " 'cy owed them. Only IS 65 10 cash were
n; Ca go Swan owes his brother-in.law SIS, :.
& ~ - 300; Aldrich bishop Sc, SEQ; SPEEDING
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Corespoaa.nee of the Dispatch.
,ccIpENr ON THE CITY POINT ROAD.

.CCTDENT ON THE CITY POINT ROAD.
PETERSBURG, May 2sth
m Yesterday young man named Pratt, former
-,,Msiue, employed on the City Point Railroad,
- ., ,s,ueen the cars and was go injured that be
sisd ia short tins. He was attempting to walk
N the top Of freight car forward to The engine,
-,on hi. foot slipped and be fell. The wheels
.,,sd over hn cutting off both his legs and other
"a. iaiurius him, so that he lived but little while
,-er The casually. C.
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hl9l Hsx'lni LLLIGEScE.-The steamer Grenada,
porls ,b r. New Ofleans with dates 10 the 2Sd,
J,l,ti pHe u 3 steamer San Jacinto there. The
.'tusr PG Ielt On the 2lEt fer Portsmouth. The
Nh, on nheeton sailed from Key West on the
iui'e, leaving the jaime stown there.
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'oUTHERNERs GOING TO FURoPE-Tbe Collins
.sameF Baltic, Captain Comstock, which sails to-
-I'o~, viii carry out over two hundred rassen-
tis lncluding the following sou'herners Charles
,5. .gu bearer OF important dispatches from this
N'eTumsnt TO Europe, especially to the Hon Car.
spence, our Minister in Turkey,l aad E.n. of
H., no Judge Helfenstein lady aud two chill.
r. Vi fhlisdeiphi ; N Johns and h CaIman,
49, MI and MIS-. Thomas Mott. of do Miss
C,,Is OF Pa Rev II. A Topper and lady, OF South
m 90 hs' simpson Pratt, of do A w Higgins, of
,.S otofsrs wilkins Kendall. Of the New Orleans
B-5.Gvi Lacquet. of n o; J. M. ZelIweger E
NJ 'TeL5' w De La Rue Miss De La Rue, Mr.. and
In NJ TCnuer, and Mr.. and Mrs. R. M Sager, also
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BALTIMORE, May 81.
most destructive fire occurred here last even
ag about o'clock. II was first discovered in the
clothing store Of Daily Mssse IL Maupiu 1874 West
8,.,nUre street. and in a few moments several
ldlngs Ia the vicinity were envelOped II flames.
The following names are losers: Daily Msssie &,
Hsupu lose S25 600, insured fer $50 900; Devries.
stevens Thomas, dry goods merchants lose $40 ,
j1, insured for $38, 500. The two buildings occu-
J71 By these firms belong TO c. D. Sliugluff-loss
60 600, insured for $500 Norris & Caldwell
sH7lessie grocers, lose $40 900, insured for S38,
no. I 5 BantZ, shoe dealer, loses S2l 0OO insured
nr Sl3, 600; R. TsVeuer, ssddler loses s. 900 The
.uidlugs occupied by these firms, belonged to VIM
Erris, who loses 900, covered By Insurance.
Reonett, furnishing store, loses SIP 0OO insured
TER so 600. The following losses not covered by
iHi1rauce: Mayer & Bro SIS 600; Joice & Baueh.
er 81 600; Fisher, Boyd & Co., So O0O Jno. Cugh~
ins & Co, $1,000. The entire properly destroyed
ls valued at $500 600
An attack WIS made on the United and New
hsrket companies last night, by some rowdies, but
nothing serious came out Of It.
salute of $40 guns were fired by the Democrats
last night, for their triumph in Virginia
There were l25 vessels in port YESTERDAY, one
for Richmond.
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REJOICING OVER

REJOICING OVER WISES ELECTION
WAsHTNGroN, May % Mr.. Wiss's friends are
now firing hundred guns from Capitol Hill Ia
tnue 10 D. u in
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SHIP ASHORF

New NJ, DIRK Nay 28.-The steam propeller
- w. Brooks, laden with -four for Ogdens
oeIgh' n. \, went ashore on Long Point
yesterday. She will probably be gotten off
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ONE PRICE JEW

ONE PkICE j Z " Z L r Y
"a STORE.-One of the concern has lust re-
Gsl,sSr turned from the North with large sssort-
SesAsSsss~ rent of Watches Jewelry and SiiveTware
OF the very latest styles Those In want of articles
Ir our line viii please csil and examine our stock
the stock comprises Gold Watches of every dsscrip.
tion from tho mcst celebrated manufacturers; lew
cry OF every description, of styles ana of the
finest quaitt9; Mosaic, Lava and Cameold Jewelry
whca are the late q svss Bracelets; Locksts Gold
Guard, Fob and Vest Chains; Stuas Pencils; Tooth
Pick; Keys; Seals; Diamond Bresstpins and Oia.
mocd Rings. Also large assortment of Silver
spooOa Knives and ForkF; in fact every VARIETY of
goods kept in our line. MYERS K JANKE,
754 Main street,
nv q Sign NJ the TlIuminstsd Ci~ct
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WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the 2Oth

WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the Doth
w day Of July, if not sold privately before, that
very valuable farm in the county Of Hanover the
Central Railroad, about eight miles from this city
upon which | now reside, aiming $50 acres of
land, about $50 Of which s cleared and 10 cultivation
the balance in fine timber, consisting of OAK ches
nut, hickory and walnut The improvements con-
sistiag of 8 commodou dwelling house. new barn,
atsbes kitchen, carriage house, &c, in good state
of repair
For terms, apply to the subscriber the preui-
SEES, 20 Lee Bayley, Attorneys at Law, llth st
Richmond, where plat of the property be seen,
Possession given 18th December.
my 2l-dtd+ sAM'L 2CHERFR.
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Tee Doos-r Two CHILDREN BY THEIR father -
!t.fibs ,o, tDei Reporter has an account Of the
'I own fs, ger OF two children Thursday last by
a. some months since
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
ounce with Geo. ]. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl ST.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

~ bA bNI OhlB ALLGN W.
4 ROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 3lst May, we will sell at 10
ries, viz
Rio, Lagusyrs ard Java Coffee.
New York Syrup.
Liverpool Fine Salt.
London Porter.
Soap; Candles Cheese.
Salmon.
Wines-Clsret. Port and Madeira
French Brandy.
n z Rum; Rectifed Whiakey.
Demij0ns
Kasins; Nuts; Oranges, Lemons
Tanners and Greasing Oil.
Herrings, &c. &C.
ALSO,
go cases Straw Hats
Boots and Shoes
ALSO-l50 boxes -angez
T5rms: Under 500 each; sI00 and oyar4 month";.
credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN h CO.
NV q AuctioEeers.
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!HR lsTHMus OF SUEz The State Department
asnington, 1t is stated, has received informa-
'l lhai the Viceroy of Egypt has adopted the pro-
-l 70 cat through the Isthmus of SueZ, and TO con.
'"uIe universal company for the performance
'as WORK, IN which capitalists of all natl ms NAV
'i9 part The proposed canal will shorten the
onn e-cial highway from New York to the Indian
ocean 243g leagues
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MORE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL

WINE @ o 0 l. E Rs Ice Picks; Ice
w Trays; Ice Crushers; Julep Tubes; Soda Wa
ter Glasses; Mucdlers Bathing Caps; Bath Brushes;
Friction Gloves, &c for sale by
my2f BULKLEY L co.
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NOZZLE, May % Mr.. S. B Benjamin. one Of
inc editors OF the Evening News OF this city, died
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DEMO V A 1.-The subscriber has re-
Al moved his Office to llth street, few doors be.
low meslrs. Goddin Apperson's over mr. r. v.
Daniels Law Once. ALBERT L, WEST
nay 20 Sc.
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HANOVER LAND FOR SALE AT

HANOVER LAND FOR SALE AT
Al CTION, AT HANOVER C. Hon
TUESDAY the 26th of June 1855, commencing at
| O'Clock, P. NJ , we will sell at Hanover Court
House that being Court Day for said county 2C9
acres Of LAND. being part of MECHUMP5S. ly-
trs on Mechump's Greek, ana also on the county
roed leading from Slash Cottage, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad to Hanover
Court House, being but two miles from the former,
and three from the latter it lies beautifully, hes
heaviiy umbered with pine and cedars 1t will be
divided to suit purchasers sold entire may be
agreed on at the time of sale The sale will be made
at the Court House, because there is decree to sell
the remainder of the Mechumps Land, ESTIMATED
at about 200 acres) on the day. ana at the same
place.
TERMs-One-ffth cash another one fifth at one
year; the balance, say three ffths, at five years
Inc credit payments to bear interest. to be paid
the purchaser desires, five per cent will be taken
on the face Of the credit payments for cash down.
GODDIN l. APPERSON,
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BY LARUS & SHINE.

NhUSIEE . SALE OF A STUCK OF
Il GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.-On next
TUESDAY, the 29th inst, comm encing at 10 e'clk,
will sell at public auction, at the store of Mr.
George w. Bsdkins, Main. between 2lst and 2zd
streets, his entire stock of GROCERIES, &c, now
in said store
ALSO-The possession of the Store and Stable
opposite will be ct the time sold.
The Stock consists Of well. selected assortment
suitable for Family Grocery. The Goods all
fresh and of the very best quality
Terms cash.
By order Of A RICHARDS, Trustee
Sale conducted by LARUs SHINE, Aucts.
my24
POSTPONEMENF The above sale is
postponed until WEDNESDAY MORNING, st 10
O'CLOCK when it will positv ly take place
my % LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts
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MY. MUSIC Al REDUCED PRICES
.1Eh$ At RITTTEPs A. SIMONG,

<Hix MUSlC Al REDUCED PRICES
XJ.k AT BUFFERS Il SIMONS'
sTI$ 1877 n ain street.
ga Having made srran gemsrts with ore of
the largest Music publishing houses in the United
stes to supply Us with MUSIC, are pre- pared to
furnish ali the late Music at
GhEATLE REDUCED PRICES.
Teachers will be furnished with MUSIC at a much
less rate than formerly
Our Catalogue (now pubishing) will be ready for
delivery about the 10th of May.
We ara Agents for VIM. P. Emersons of Boston:
Horace Waters, of New York; Neil, DuTos L Co, o.
Baltimore, for the sale of their
UNR1VALLED PIANO FORTES,
And s. D. Il Fl. w Snith's
CELEBRATED MELODEONS
Each instrument Is guaranteed give entire salts.
faction, or the purchase money refunded.
Persons at a distance wshirg to purchase will by
forwarding their orders have their as toeI and
as caeanLy supplied as though personally present
~ fIANC FORTES Tuned and Regulated by
MIR RUFUS MORSE, practical Piano Forte manu-.
tacturer BUFFERS & SIMONS
Booksellers, Stationers and Piano Forte and
my I'll nif Music Dealers 1877 Main st
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- STREET. RICHMOND, VA.-The subscri-
Der has leased for term of years. the above Hotel
formerly known as the WALL STREET HorEL the
me having been enlarged, repaired and newly FUR
uished throughout and assures his friends and the
pubic that it is his purpose to keep FIRST CLASS
HOUSE. and that nothing shall be wanting on his
part to make 1t pleasant and comfortable home
Terms-Sl Is per day.
my l4-lm~ J. HARDY
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my 16-TlaWtds

EfARM ON THE CENTRAL RAIL-
A ROAD, WITHIN FIVE TO SIX MIJES OF
RICHMOND, STOCK AND FARMING IMPLE-
MENTs, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, June 5th. 1855 commencing at
O'clock, if fair il not the next fair day, wi II be sold
at auction, on the premises the farm known as lea
dow Bridges, Immediately on the Central Railroad
IN the county OF Hanover five to six miles from the
City OF Richmond, containing 27t acres This farm
besides producing well the ordinary crops of the
country, is admirably adopted to market gsrde ning
and for Waterme Ions and sweet potatoes is believed
TO be equal to any land in the State An important
trade in these articles has already begun with the
PIEDMONT and mountain country, by the central rail-
road. Mail, rich In appearance, has been found
within few hundred yards of the premises The
buildings on it are nforeble dwelling good barn,
stables, kitchen, weaving house, &C. spring OF
pure water near the dwelling, and never falling
ferding some fine Meadow Land. The tract will be
laid of in lots of from five to 100 acres plat of
which will, in few days be left with u.s. and it will
be determined on the day of sale whether il will
thus be Sold the tract entire The growing crops
will be reserved from sale. After the sale of the
land, the ItocE, farming implements and provender,
will be sold.
TERMs-One fifth cab; another one-ffth at year;
the balance. say three fhhs at years. The credit
payments to bear interest, to be paid semi annually
snd secured by trust deed Or if the purchaser de-
sires per cent. will be taken off the face Of the
credit payment for cash down For the personal es-
tate all sums SO, months credit for approved
endorsed negotiable paper; under $50 cash
GODDIN l. APPERSON
my Ib-T&Ftds AuctiODeeTs
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<MTsA u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP
$500 eM&ESTOWN for Nay York via NJ.

H&SA u S. MAIL STEAMSHIP
s1szzsE1As JAMESTOWN for New York via Nor.
folk, Seaves Ter Wharf az Rockets, TUESDAY after
uoon at 4 O'Clock.
Freight received to-day monday at IL O'Clock
and up to the hour of O'Clock P. M on Tuesday,
18th inst.
Passengers are requested 10 be board before he
hour Of departure, O'Clock P. M, Tuesday, the
10th May.
side of Basin.
ConsigneeI are informed that their goods viii be
landed to-day, and they are requested to send down
for them.
Shippers requested to send in their bills of It-
ding early Tuesday evening for signature.
Passengers taking this ship for Norfolk, will be
charged the same as by the RiV'r steamers.
Passage in either case, $40 thrC ugh, meals inclu-
ded.
my s8-2t LUDLAM & WATSON