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iu,HE BRITISH and E0RTh AhhAA"
Il ROYAL MAIL Steamship
EEW-YoRg TO Li'h as
Chiet Cabin Passage ........sss'''''''''
secOut Cabin PGssago.
YRoN BosTos TO LfyEEpooL' sic
Chief Cabin Passage. .............s.'''''
Second Cabin Passage .:...'''''''''''
rhe ships from Boston call 81 halife1 -. r.,. Lana
ARABIA. Capt Judkins AMElral. a c,.f shsnDJa
PERSIA, Capt Ryre- EUhUrh' -, stone
ASIA, Capt Z. Lott CANAD5AI O cSssot Lefch .
AFRICA, Capt Harrison NlA1A1NA s,1has1i rvsaS
These vessels carry clear white usnt O. iA" "a.
nArboard bow; red 0upor bow. -, ,,,s,s.i.y. isthlD
AMERICA, Lang Leaves poson r,ysraztsy Ii A..
CANADA, esses Doslou' N, sr~.asy ~ -
ASIA, Lott LcsFos -Sre.3sy ~
AMERICA, Lans.... Leaves boston I-ssd.y ia6 -
CANADA, Stone L~aNes oosoh ~.i.r ID ~
AFRICA Hsrrison. .... Leaves boston F"
Berths not secured until paid for -
An sxr@rieDced Surgeon on board ,.hi- for 1f-
RI o.,ner. OF thess snips will not b sec'on yetss
SILVER Bullion Specie Jsvelry Precous sto, - s<ss ss'~
eos bills Of lsdins signed rssrsfSs' e''
hercin expressed
Yor h-isht Or pssAgs, sPplL % uo A Bo~1sfSs
xhers VII ~ a, rsamships Of rhs las '''"
srttst nottSe.
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W. II. CARTER. Auctoneer
CTOCK of TRIMMING and VARIETY STORE

- FRIDAY Aug. II. At l0l o'clock AZ No 81 Dey coz
GfeenUich consisting Of Hose and HalfHo'e Isle Thread
and silk Gloves Combs, Buttons. ra
watts Swiss and Book Muslin MuskeioNettng Nankern Ea
ice.
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IRFNCH INSTITUTE for YOUNG GENTLE

ERENCH INSTITUTE for YOUNG GENTLE
ii MEN.-H PEUGNET having closed his Boarding and
which have been Professor for the last three
years bes inform my friends and the public that shall
REOPEN INSTITUTION Of . similar character on the
18th OF SEPTEMBER in the large building No 4e East
2fh between 9Th and LexinstonA Circulars containing
full particulars references and letter from Mr. H. Peugne
q be had by addressing a. above. Ellie CHARLlEh
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Ocean Steamers, Nt.

EOR CALIFORNIA.- $50
Il GREAT REDUCTION o. FARES-NewY York and G.
orua steamship Line Nicaragua Accessory Transit Con-
pAny Nicaragua propneoTs-hEough " advance Of tie
10 miles shorter THAI any other route avoiding The deAs
Panama fever and miles Of dangerous boating IN P1en.
BAY Rates Of Fare through to San francisco iaeuds Iha
crossing;
Second Oabn.-.. sssss-s'"s's l.,
Steeraze. ~
so tun. burden Capt Tinklapsugh will leave piet No
North River AZ O'Clock P NJ precisely for PDNTA ARE
CORTES 300 burden the Ncsrsgus Ira't route
having but twelve miles Of and ranpoai BY nr'ci- car
age. For information passage the reduced rates Apply
only 70 CHARLES MORGAN. Agent, No , Sowing-gre~a
bags made up the Office. stamped letters ssr Tor
each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

Number Of Policies running ist May, ls5j.....sls5
Total number running lst Aug l80.,.........5,bo5
OF which 3ls are for Life
OF which SIS are for years
OF which 80 for year.
OF which 1872 are for ire gular period@
Total..eg38 49,
Increase Ia amount al eD0tO 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

DASSAGE 20 CALIFORNIA at abhEAl Dis
COUNT-A frstclas Passage In the Cabin Of the siesms
NORTHERN LIGHT (which has Just made the Quickest trip
from Francisco known 70 sail on the Nh inst.
be hsd for 50 s the gentleman owning Is TOO " % 90 81
nr,..nt / on spplicsfon 70 p T. BARNUM,
American Museum. New.Y0k
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NEw.yosk July a. 1850
ITO THE BONDHOLDERS OF THE MANS

NIESSRS. DUNCAN, SHERMAN q Co
vi Bankers No. f William s., New. \ ORR issIe fOH-
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V'Hf COUPONS On the Bonds of the BOSTON,
il CONCORD and MONTREAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
due on be lsh inst. Wi. Be paid by 4 USERM00D
son. No. = Exchange place. Oh. MlNOI,
NsW.lCIk, Aug. Il. 1855. treasurer
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VOUTHs' and CHILDREN's CLOTHING fc
j b. CLOSE BAILEY & Co, No Park-place, y. Y.
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Professional Notires.

u Of the world, DdsPenssbIe % usVe'o. is'aea y
NOSRs Notary Pubic. no ~ WsrfeoSt n o.-Ns'osNeo
et,xsas mss produce thsU ceriihcs'eA
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CLOyERsvILLE UNION SEMINARY


ENcIII IION fOh IOU-NU LHDII.o VH
i BROOKLYN Rights No. lC6 Pieueponst., Of Clinton
ALFRED GREENLEAF, A. b., Principa.-The next Annual
Session In this school MONDAY, sept 10 IN
charge of excellent OF teachers during the
past yes Every desirable facility here furnished for acqur
lac thorough aud accomplished educstoD and no effort or ex
pepse will be securing continuance Of the generous
patronage hitherto enjoyed For circulars &C. apply as above
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.


Nrw York. July ls.--The steamer Canada
sro,, liverpool has arrived here. Her dates
are later than those by the Arago, but give
nothing of importance.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
liverpool, jag &C tton dull and de-
n-essed. with decline of / 8. Sales for the
week $4,000 bales. of which spectators took
II 500. Sales on Friday of 1000 bales. Fair
Orleans 7 / 8; Middliug 6 80; Fair Upland Il
Middling IA. Denniston quotess Middling
Orleans at 6,7 80; Upland 8.
Breadstuffs unchanged, except Corn. which
had declined ls6d IS, closing dull. Canal
Flour 4os a 4os6d; Ohio 42s6d ABS. White
Wheat Used l2s2d Yellow Corn 44s6d a
ASS; white 46s dos cd.
Nothing doing in Beef or Pork. Bacon
dull at 49s Lard advanced Is ls9d. Rice
dull.
Manchester advices are less favorable and
crops promising.
Consols 81 IA American stocks steady.
LONDON MARKETS.
London, Juiy 6-Sugar and Coffee firm
Breadstuffs dun and lower. Iron active and
unchanged.
Money is easy, but will scarcely go as
cheaply as before the publication of the
French loan.
THE CRIMEA.
There were no new movements taking
place at the Crimea
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IATEST MAIL NE WIS.



d.oa tas Coaaterfeiter = Araotd the Leader % IN
,rour.erfetters Physicians - Hhedt Mdrsef tn re
s@'e PKrERsBuRo July ls 1885.
,hsve before rme q letter received a dav or two
49, hv w. II Halloweil, ESQ.,. T. NJ. at Nottowsy
n from r, A. Caldwell Esq.. OF Wyoming
sivinp some developments relative to Hudson,
~ 'couuterfeiter. who escaped some time slac s
frou N,,.nwsy all and wss Afterwards sffes'1u
a Keotneky and whose confederate, bfo~"' -
nov confined 10 our city jail, awaiting Iis' Il, 4.
q Mr.. Csld veil writes that Arnold, tns heao vi .a
has been arrested In Cincinnati also lnses
go. There was about $40 900 10 counterieit
-, fou,d In their pos session IDS msn At :
- = ,ha rad of q gsog that extends from mo
E9,o ~ Rtchmond and whose cpsrsupu' $50 Ho'
ma ned 10 coun,erle,ing alone, but steaiing ne'
1xoes robbery. &c Arnold shai,
s -, voa will fnd that John A. Murreii was
- ,b,rd in crime 10 comparison win MIN. lou
%opId ba astonished to know OF the men o, proper
x In mi. quarter belonging TO the gang, OUT tney
se sec md Vir1H 4 .SteacGrt among them, tnas
= BID discover all In Ie" oay7 lucy e'0 A"""
Los only to few.
ro-,nos,elv Tor communities, their villainous
&.hernss have been frustrated, 80 Tar as our own
a,a !, concerued, and the principal rosues are all
%ovsd ,wsv where the wicked cease from trou-
&liug" ..,L.
81 Notwithstanding the extreme hes, 81 tne "eatn'
INA nj our citizens fod II difficult to keep
-, ,he;, he1Iigpreot propeDsiies. very pretty
- s,d tumbie f hit "csme of" early this morn
sn Rnlt,n1brook street, between two very re-
] sc,shIe gentieman each of whom wear, as ms
z2s.eo,oes OF the combat, pair oil black eyes.
2zz kee, wheat IL slowly coming into mArket-S2 10
~ the highest figure have known TO be paid
t,riog his week Our mers buy very cautious
~ a decIoe 10 price being anticipated by most OF
BE knowing ones. d.
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LATEST FROM MEXICO.
REVOLUTIONISTS TRIUMPHANT!

New ORLEANS, July 16th.-The steamer
Nautilus. with Brownsville dates of the 18th
inst arrived here this morning.
Gen. Woll left Matamoras on the 7th, to
assume command of the forces at Reynosa,
numbering 200 or 1900 The revolution
lists numbering $500, had taken Camargo,
and were marching on Reynosa. A battle at
that point was daily expected.
Gen Castro with 500 troops remained at
MatamOras.
The revolutionists have issued decree
declaring Ill supporters of Santa Anna trait
ors and punishable by death.
A tariff of 30 per cent ad valorem is in
force at all tae Rio Grande ports.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY TAYLOR q WILLIAMS.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE OF

ANDSOME RESID ENCE ON
- CHURCH HILL, ON MARSHALL BE.
TWEEN 24TH AND 18TH SITS. AT AUCTION -
On THU RSOAY. 26th July. at 81 o'clcck NJ v III
os sold that handsoms framed Dwelling located Is
ABOVE, adjoinina the residence OF Mr. Hiram Oliver
snd now occupied By Mr. sizer The House has S
rooms with pssssge, Kitchen with rooms and
we'll of wat.r. The whole premises are in perfect
repair, having been built within short time past in
the best manner. The Lot fronts So feet add runs
back 1865 feet
We invite the attention of those in want Of /.
desirable both for its admirable arrangements and
Us location, which Ii retired aud convenient and
just without the corporation limits
TEkMs-One fourth cash balance at 4 and IL
ms'. with int rest. and secured by trust deed.
jy IL TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HAND
4 SOME DWELLING ON MARSHALL ST,
Al AUCTION.-ln execution of decd of trust ex.
ecuted by VIM. A. Carter. Jr, dated 18th August
nee to secure the payment offs debt due the Rich.
mond Fire Association. being thereto requested
shall. on WEDNESDAY, 25th July at 6 O'clock p
"a. sell the property thereby conveyed. being the
hrick House and Lot on the North side OF Marshall
between I'd and Sd Streets fronting 6 feet and
Ia the same property now occupied by Mrs -
Pendleton.
This property Is well known and 80 generally
ad mired that 1t ID deemed necessary further to
describe the same, except to say that, pleasant
convenient and handsome residence it 10 unsqu allied
by any now in the market.
TERMs-Cesh for the expenses of sale, and $780,
with interest from 81 March 1855; snd on a credit
for the balance, of s. and II month"; for negotiable
notes with interest added, and deed of trust Sc
cure the same. L, D. CRENSHAW,
Exor of James Bosher, Trustee.
TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS. Aucts. ~ 1S
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
BY PAYNE g. MAYO.

A DMINI STRATOR'S SALE OF
"A HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE AT AUCTION.-W,lI be sold, on THURS.
DAY next, the 26th inst at half-psst P NJ, at the
residenc. of the late Joseph Wing6eld, near the
Bacon Quarter Branch, in the city of Richmond va
rious articles of Hou ehold and Kitchen Furniture
bel ,nging to his estate.
Terms cash
BEVERLY r. WEXFORD, JR., Admir-
Sale conducted by PAYNE 4 MAYO, Auctioneers
jy 10
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VIRGINIA PosT OFFICE IRs.-Postnsste,
General Campbell hss ordered the following:
Establish Office at Montgomery Springs
Hontgom ny county, Va and appointed Robert Fl
Hoseley, Postmaster. The msils will be received
end delivered daily at B k Tunnel point on the
Branch Of the Virginia and T-nnessee railroad -
Not only visitors to the Springs, but daily in.
seressing neighborhood will be furnished with reg
sular daily mail facilities.
a Appointments Joseph Chapline postmaster a,
= mob Fork. WeIze county, Va. vice James Pet
grew declined George G Griffio. postmaster a,
Pear Grove, Doddridgs county. Vs., vice 5. G.
n richard, declined II. C. Purkins postmaster al
q 'ntetthville, Stafford county, Va, vice Thomas
Purkins- decreased Edgar NJ Gatt, postmaster n,
xCannsdsy's Gap, F''yd county, Va, vice Isaac
IA mon, resigned. Ia North Carolina--W eIdou
Halifax county, Mr.. Erasmus Peterson Ia APP
pointed postmast In place OF w Allen, resigned
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BY ALEX. MOTT.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FTP.
IL NlTURE. DRY GOODS SHOES Sn-W;,
o. soid. at nv store, on THURSDAY n. It the Is,h
Sa,y, at ~ o'ciock general assortment of Hou.e.
nonsek sepiug, in good order
sbass 9ILseTsraI invoices Dry Goods. Clothps,
Ann m'sS Ssps Crocssry and Glassware.
:, ADDtTiONAL.-Wiil be added to the ahove ssls
i ;ns ssock OF Jeweiier declining bu,iuesa insist
ue OF general assortment Gold and Silver Watch.
p; ooId duaId aud Fob Chains, Pencils. Ear Rines
finsss hin<s brscsless. and fancy articles
jv I8 AIEY Nnrr a..
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VERY VALUABLE FARM 2 MILES
WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the 2Uth

WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the 2Uth
W day OF July if not sold privately before, that
very valuable farm in the county of Hanover on the
Central Railroad, about eight miles from this city
upon which row reside, containing $50 acres of
land about 800 OF which il cleared and in cultivation
the oslsnce in fms timber consisting of OAK, ches.
nut, hickory and walnut. This improvements con.
sistine of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES house, new barn
stables, kitchen, carriage house. &c., in good state
of repair.
For terms, apply to the subscriber on thu premi.
ses or to Lee Bay!ey, Attorneys at Law, 11th st
Richmond. where plat of the property be aeen.
Possession given 18th December
nv 2l-dtd* RAM,J, HcHEPER
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COL. KINNEY WRECKED

New YORK, July l8th.-The schooner En-
ma, hence for Central America with Col
Kinney and his men, was lost on the l9tt
ult.. off Caycos Reef They were all saved
and taken to Turks Island.
The party lost their baggage and equip.
ments, but were in good spirits aud looking
out for another yes eel.
The expedition expects to start for Mica
ragua on the 2eth inst
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The MARTYRS OUT OF LyMBo Early on yester.
day streak of lightning from Ihs Court of Appeals
f' FEenktord struck the font door of Castle Thorn.
a., knocking 1t wide open, snd set free the ak or
Iaeven Imprisoned Counclmen.
The Court If Appeals de ed that thew could rive
fhe bond OF the city, and tn cir individual bond
300 appeal In the OF the city from thu decison
Eof Judge Bullock Louisville Courier, JUN 49,
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~ BURNING OF A STEAMER-ThTce Women Dr0aon-
The steamer John eveDs was destroyed by
he at Whitehall. near B)rdentowu, Pa, on Tues
sS&ay morning, and three women employed On her
|53ost their lives Mr.. Chiqunine, the pilot, and a
deck and were asleep upon deck, and the women,
MARY Parker. aged 30; Hannah, a young woman,
and an old woman about So years OF age, called
Ann,y, were ell sleeping below. The man on deck
Was awakened by the IRE, and after raising the
4 ajarm, go. ashore by the stern rope Mr.. Chi.
ouone heard the cry uttered by the deck hand, and
cpmiog cut Of his room he barely succeeded In
= viue hs life By leapipg overheard and swimming
nshorr. He had nothing on but his shirt when he
{ 1ftt the burning boat The chambarnaid was
nrOussd and crept out of her cabin window on to
: he braces which supported the guards, and she
femaioed there until she was rescued By some per-
& Sons la boat.
M AZ soon as ,sslble boat was procured, and as
6fbe fire had not yet reached the email cabin where
Che three females were sleeping 1t was hoped that
they might be saved. The persons Ia the boat
Dashed in the windows and shouted at the top of
heir voices but 1t is probable that the poor cres-
lures were already suffJcate ij5y the dense smoke,
z1or no response heard from them. H. turned
out that they had esped overheard and were
8drowned
81 In few minutes from the discovery of the fire
sfhe flames were raging from stem to with the
almost fury, lighting up the surrounding country
and creating much excitement among the persons
wbo lived in the neghborhoo1. To prevent the fire
rom extending to the buildings ashore the cables
were cut, and the burniog mass ipated slowly off,
and finally went ashore a shosl nearly opposite
w hitehail and The Pennsyl vania shore. The
Joss is estimated at $4,000.
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81 TIE PORTLAND RIoT ANOTHER OPINIoN.-The
70 Of investig alton appoutsd by the CITY
jFern emit of Portland have submitted g long and
3 ahorate report, concluding as TO lows:
~ The committee on careful and lsborious invs,-
spsation OF the whole case, satisfied that the
mayor and other executive officers of the CITY, id
10 more in the emergency. than their duty or the
pabiic service required; and that they would have
proved unfaitha to their trust had they dene less u
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NRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
- We are Offering great bargains of sil kinds of
Dry Goods to make room for our Fall stock. Not.
wirh:tsnSing our tsrmer low prices, sc have made
still further reductions Our assnrtms ant of Black
ard Fancy Silks. Ladies' Dress Goods OF different
styles Embroideries and Ribbons, ia very good vet
Our stock of Prints, Linens Bleacbed aod Brown
Domestics, white Goods, Gloves and Hoseries is very
large; with full supply of ever thing usually
In our ine we respectfully solicit call from eY-
erybodY. j. l. M ROsENBAUM
JY1i 1919 Broad at
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YUM u.
BALTIMORE, July l8-Howard street -four SO 81
a $40, City Mills 80 so and quiet. Sales of Il, OO0
tushAls of " heat at 81 90duS 10 for white and
S.s50S 81 for red Sales of 600 bushels Germ at yes
terdav's rates.
New YORK. July 18.-Cotton dull and declin ing
Flour declined IL cents Southern $40 80: Corn m
at 81 cent?. Wheat depressed
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PATENTS TO VIRGInIANs-Fiftv patents were
iesued in Washington Tuesday of which the foI-
lowing were 10 Virginisns VIM. Gourley of
Clarke county, Va, for Improvement Ia bsrrows ;
John Ryan, OF Wilmington, Del, Improvement in
sfsiiroad car coupling Moses D. Wells. of Nor
Kantown. Va improve nent in churns; David Wat.
500, OF Petersburg, Va, improvement in harvest
ore.
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pensioners Of the Baltimore and Potomac Raiiro
pave hold meeting and determined to open book
the snoicrptlon of stock at the Exchange In this
city. and in the couaties OF Anne Arundel Prince
SEQ ss's ard Charles, on the first Monday in Sep
"a m6er next. F
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81 FATAL POISONING -Miss Mary Reed, a much
] admired young lady of Greensborough, Md, was
ally poisoned on Saturday last by arsenic in cof-
Zee placed there by servant girl. She died in
lew hours and the girl was arrested and placed In
isil
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AUCTION sALHe.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY LARUS 4 SHINE.
POSITIVE SALE OF OLD BRAN

positive SALE OF OLD BRAN
L DIES. ke. At AUCTION ON FRIDAY
viii be sold at our store IS 1 ca.Ls Otard Cosnsc
Brandy; Dbl rich wild Cherry Brandy; DO supe.
ror Blackberry sr.ndv; do Old auaics Run; jast
landed from Philadelphia and will be sold without
ALso-An invoice Of Imported and Domestic CT.
ssrs, With lot Of Groceries
jyls LARUs l. SHINE, Aucts
FIVE HORSE. BUGGY AND HAIR
Il NESS AT AUcTION--On SATURDAY morn.
ins the zlst We will sell at the horse lot sPfendd
Bay Horse, only years old. sound and very gentle;
Will stsnd without tying; suitable for ply stefan
rALso-A handsome, new. cty-m.de buggy and
Harness complete. LARUS 4 SHINE,
" Auctoneers.
RLACKSMITH'S TOOLS AT AUC-
y ton On SATURDAY. 2lst inst commene-
Ing at r NJ, will be sold at auction at the Black
smiths shop on Virginia street. below Cary. the en-
tire stock of Tools &c, embracing in part Bellows,
Anvi's Hammers. Chisels, Stocks and Dies, Iron,
Stee Picks Drsss, &c.
TIE Shop can be rented until MAY next.
ROCK 4 HERGENRATHER;
bARUs SHINE, Aucts. jv 10
COMMISSIONERS SALE or LAND
~ ~ UPPER END OF HENRICO COUNTY
AT AUCflON-By virtue of decree of HenIco
County In the suit of Pzdget Griffin, the under
will sell, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of August, at
Henrco County Courthouse. Chat being court day }
tract OF Land in the upper end Of Hsnrco county.
adjoining the lands OF Andrew Padget and others,
hsin part of the tract formerly owned BY VIM.
Thorp, Decd containing twenty eight acres, be the
same more or less
OF six months, the purchaser executing bond with
good security, and the title retained until the pur.
chase nancy Is fully psid and conveyance directed
by the Court. JOHN N. DAVIS,
~ l9-td Spscial Committeeman
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDIN e. APPERSON.


CTORE AND DWELLING AT ROCK
- ETTs FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-will be
sod. on FRIDAY. the 20th dsy of July, 1885, on the
eremi'ea comm sncing st 5 o'clock, the store end
Dwelling at Rockets, now tn the occupancy Of Mr..
w. II Carvedo
o Negotiable notes interest added and title retain.
jyI2 aoDD1N APPERsoN, Auct..
MOST VALUA B L e WHARF PRO-
~ ~ PERTY ON JAMES RIVER, OPPOSITE
70 ihoCkEfTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Wui De .old. On the premises, on FRIDAY, the goth
valuabl. wharf property on James River, in Che..
teTneid county opposite to Rock etts adjoining the
oosl yard Of the Midlothian Company ON the one
SIDE aud the boat yard of Messrs Curris and others
thereon.
A plat Of the property can be seen at our Office
Tbs wharf has front the river of 40 feet run
ntnz back about 500 feet, containing 5 acres
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 4 8 and u
month"; for egoiable notes interest sdded secured
BY trust deed. GODDIN L APPERsoN.
jy IS Auctioneers
VERY VALUABLE FARM 2 MILES
EAST OF RICHMOND FOR SALE-"Bel-
mont" two miles from Richmond, on the New
E Tosd !. still offered for sale privately up
W6DNESDAY, the 25th of this month when IL
will be offered. the premises az s O'CLOCK in tbs
sitefnoon, to the highest bidder. without reserve
me owner 10 determined to sell he desires to 20
south. Possession will therefore be given immsdi.
steiy. Forty acres are now ia Corn which ba. been
laid by and can be given In the purchaser at val
uation. ~ va
The Feg1oes on the premises will be hired to thu
purchase for the balance of the yesr if desired.
Come one and all who desire to buy, as a bargain
will be given.
TERMs-One- third cash; balance with intere,t In
one and two years. secured by trust deed thu
misses 0ODDIN x APPERSON.
jg IA Auction-ers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-19

SEErENcED.-The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle says
that /" Andrew English, the late manager OF the
Infant Drummer, found guilty of Swindling In his
late lottery scheme was fiued $780, and sentenced
10 thirty days imprisonment"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-19

United s TATES HOTEL, MAIN
~ STREET, RICHMOND, VA-FARE RE-
DUCED TO 81 q A DAY-Th undersigu ed, for
merly proprietor of the Fountain Hotel, Batim re-
and Congress. Hall, Philadelphia would respectfully
inform his friends and the travelling public that he
has leased the United STATES Hotel, Richmond Va
This house 10 now in complete order, and will COM
pare fsvoraby n every respect with other Hotel
in the city-the location being convenient to bust.
and the different Deputs, the rooms large airy
aud well Finished In Short it 10 the most pleasant
Summer house in th 9 city of Richmond.
All the proprietor asks is q trial
Coaches will be in attendance ct the various De.
pots ard Steamboat Landings, to convey passengers
to the Hotel
Crnveneht Stabling for Horses sttsched to the
Hotel. jy I8-d6t P. THURSTON