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For the National Era.
THE PR0SPEcT-THE FIGURES.

The following table shows the number of
electoral votes to which each State will be en-
titled at the Presidential election in 1856. 1t
is not pfot&ble that any new State will be ad-
united in time 10 vote at that election.
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Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner of the General Land
Office. 49,
Hon l.. p. Waldo Commissioner of Pensions.
Sweeny. Rtenhouse, Co, Bankers, Washington city
Chubb Brothers, Bankers, Washington city.
Suter, Lea, Co, do. do. SSxE
All the Officers of the Banks in Wheeling Va
Cashier Bank of Virginia, Richmond Va.
Cashier Farmers Bank, do.
Cashier Merchants and Mechanics Bank, Parkersburg,
Virginia.
James Robb Banker New Orleans
President Exchange Bank. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johnston Brothers h Co., Bankers Baltimore. ai2
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LAND WARRANTS OBTAINED.

FTyHOMAS g. CONNOLLY (ywho has permission to re-
fer the editor of the Naonal Eral prepares papers
and prosecutes claims for Bounty Land Warrants.
Washington, d. C. 40
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Convention at all So general is the expecta-
ton that it will be merged in the Republican,
that they give their chief attention to the latter.
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE

GENT complete 10 any part of the United States. on
~ celpt OF fifteen dollars. c. b. WARNING.
44s POughkeepsie, New Nors
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JOHN MsCT,ARKE n co.

JOHN M.CLARKE & CO.,
Agents for Claims against the Government.
Office corner Tenth st. and Penn. aren,sc, orcs
Washington City Sartngs Bank.
ry,HE very highest New York market price will be paid
/ 4or Land Warrants for the nextthree years, When
ever tey shall have las, quotations
on receipt Of any BY regardless q sSlmef quota
tons. -
Persons sending warrants by mail may rely receiv
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Sight drafts any of the Northern Southern cities
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York Banks on which they csp draw sight, the day
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PARATUS.
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UNFOUNDED ASSUMPTIONS AND HISTORICAL.
REGULATIONS OF THEM
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bratlons,) and we we're always happy to furnish
them to those publishers inclined to pay best
for them. Thus, while writing Democratic pol.
itics for the Union, the Democratic monthly
Repie,o, and dozen other Democratic partf
publications, we furnished articles for the Wig
monthly Reriew, which the conductors of that
periodical did US the honor to adopt as leaders.
These latter however, were, like our "contribu,
tons" to the Era, wholly foreign to the subject
of American politics. They were upon the nag
val history of our country, some fifty years pri,
or to the commencement of the American Rev,
olution.
We trust that we have relieved the anxiety.
of our friend of the Organ in our behalf, and
in that of the true cause of State Rights IN
which he claims u.s. so gracefully, to be his felk.
low-laborer.
As for the dimensions of the sdnctun, of tho
editor of the Era, we have to inform Mr.. Lo,
euna-tenens that we are still in the dark-nevei.
having had occasion to enter it-having no pc
litical sympathy, direct or indirect, with any
one we might by any possible chance be likely
| to meet there-and respecting ourself too much
to be disposed to pry into its secrets. Out
"connection with the Era" did not, therefore
afford rs "the opportunity to acquire that intf
mate knowledge of the Free Soil Association o.
l848 which he we displays in the above par
| agraph." But the correctness of that knowl-
edge it is, which makes "the CALLED jade
| vince which superinduced the silly effort Of
Mr.. Locum-tersens to confound us with the
Era's politics, upon the strength of the ibersI
purchase, by the proprietor of that journal, Of
our literary efforts on subject as foreign to-
that of American Slavery as a work on Gree
clan history or Egyptian antiquities would be-
In conclusion, we have again to return thanks
to our friend of the Organ for affording us this.
opportunity to shoot down the constructiv..
roorback of Mr.. Locunn-tcsens, as it rose from
that sanctum, and to assure him (of the Organ
| that when the expected duel grows out of thi
affair, we shall look to him to stand by us, duh
armed with a pair Of bottles of Army
) as he well knows how, for the dire contest,
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Died.
On Saturday, May 10, after short illness, AMELIA,
wife Of William Vanderbilt aged 20 years. months and
ID days.
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence
No. 297 Spring street. this afternoon, ct two O'Clock
Without further notice. Hsr remains VIII be taken to
Q, Saturday night May 10, at IL O'Clock, after long
insss ANN, wife Of Michael Gil and sister Of Rev. 10.
land, and now Of Boston, Mass, aged 2s years.
Ihe friends of the family respectfully invited to
nom her late residences No. 4oi West Forty seventh
street, near Twelfth avenue.
On sunday, May 20, EDWARD, infant son of VIM. L.
The relatives and m nds of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence Of grand.
father NO. go East Broadway, this afternoon, at half
On sunday morning, Nay 90 at IN O'Clock, Of inaAu-
nation ALICIA, the beloved wife Of William h. White,
The relatives friends Of family arc invited to
attend the funeral 10 Greenwood Cemstery from her
late residence No. 10 Amity street. this afternoon,
two o clock.
Dublin, Galway and Waterford, Ireland papers pleas.
On Sunday, May 20, Macy JANE, eldest daughter Of
NilSam Ann n Uolbssr aged 10 years and tbs
TEND the funeral from No 43SA Hudson street. TO NOR
morning, 1T nine o'clock Her remains will taken
70 Manchester for interment.
In Brooklyn, Saturday evening, May TO- MAW ELEy
BROWN aged ~ years.
HIS relatives friends those of the family are
respectfully invited tip stteId the funeral to At
e<rnoon at tEo O'Clock, from his late residence
Of Monroe and NostIand ayepus, Brooklyn.
On sunday May 20, WILLIAM CARrxs, In the Goth year
81 his age.
His relatives scquaiat and the members Of
Mutual Lodge No 81, L. o. of0. hereby request
90 10 attend the funeral from HIS late residence No III
Navy street, Myrtle avenue Brooklyn, 70 morrow
afternot n, NJ two O'Clock.
In BroskIyp, late Williamsburg saturday Nay 10,
ADklAN tRskISK, eldest OF s. and Mary A. Casa,
aged ID years and 10 months
TIE funeral services viii be held ut the Presbyterian
Church, Rev J. d. Wells corner of south Third ana
nh streets this Afternoon at two O'Clock, where the
sr nos OF the family invited attend Hs remains
vii be taken to Greenwood
On Sunday, Nay 20, JOIN I. WRIGHT, aged month
and days, sen Of John 1. and Susan wright
The relatives and friends partieuary invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon At three o'clock from
No. los South sixth street, Williamsburg
Hes gone, he's gone, our darling babe,
To dwell with Christ above:
He's goae, he's gone TO paradise
To DWELL in heavenly love.
California papers pierse copy
In Jersey City, On Saturday, May 10 JAMES GnyARRY
~, aged IL and 10 days eldest SON Of James and
kDen Gflvsny
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral this afternoon three O'Clock from
St Peters Church, without further invitation
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BTSLIARDs.
ANN STREET, No. SAN ENTRANCE I49 mn TOW
IA Bstsfords old rooms; 10 Billiard Tables Ia n ~
metal ar slate large stock wish mis- only cush
ione aHd her late ment cloths, bas suss cue
points. 40. at reduced proes. - Wv
pILLJARD TABLES HAVING INVENTED A NEW
ID style Of cushion scientific principles which hss
universal satisfaction all who
Invite 20 csl and examine Rns stock ON hsnd
w. W. GRiTTirH DECKER, sAas street.
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br Country Houses-We have . large
nifty Of white French china dinner shapes thai
h TO retire for new forms In uansitu from France,
eb will sell for less than COST also every
cxpton Of chamber toilet low
,es W.. r. DALEY Co., Marble Stores,
G3I and 623 Broadw way.
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reas.-r The Best Assortment OF Fine Teas
be found the Canton Tea Company's newly erected
elegant stove lis Chatham street, between fearl and
sevelt-the oldest TIA establishment in the city We
readers they do better here than elsewhere
kher Wholesale retail
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mitns0ntan A0use, broadway, corner
5n street. on the same block with the Mstropeitan
ur hundred guests aud ne sIy Furnished offers sups
opmodations to ira refiers asd this public at very
e rates; conducted the European pisa. aud meals
ID ordered In the Restaurant in the pd vAts
SiDNEY KOPAAN.
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Defiance salHma nder Safes-Robert IL Pa
bBlxK the manufacturer the United States Of the
EnAsve celebrated Safes and O. Gns mpenetraole de-
lance locks and bara Depot 2 Pearl street, door
~ Maiden
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LOST AND FOUND.

CAUTIoN.-IoST, A CERTIYICAIE OF STOCK IN
the Brscksprdss Camel Cos Company for 81 CO., Ne.
sS7, issued to Badger and BY hun Assgnsd ia blank;
mailed at mira theSth ssttnt this city, aad
has rot arrived All hsrsoy sgainst
Purchasing the same iii not te Recognized ~ Ne Of
nee Of the
York, Nay lC 1880
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Itest.- rnc Luteof News and the
ways most oovstsd. The reasonable,
srs q sas i superior Sss
s nssd s. gssp
improve prov and Sssusify your har'
s snS s .ss s 81 III 'a os. articles Els
ior hair tonic. carefully prepared from nice
a.pss sa e Druggist, and apotaeearss "
81 s'r ss.s,: s s ass sy Brother
mitosouian aouse, Broadway, corner
N street on the sane block with the istropsisan
NlsSs ha wing been snsfssd 70 soeS% ol.
ss s.s is';s 'SSS
ordered IN the No" f''''s SIDNEY Z KS u:
br Country Houses-we have . large
y Of ss,s French china dinner Sc. q shape. ,p h. .s
Oh We will sell for less tssn COST also every
p'' Of p ALL; 10"
rcss.-rhe Best Assortment or Fine Teas
@ 1s' sss s
sevst-the oldest TIA es,aelishmeat in the city We
her At wholesale or retail.
defiance sal~m.nder saf.s-Robert u. Pa
the sole in the United States Of the
lanes isra Dspos street,
French Paper Hangings-soIomon q Hart,
Ms To-
tonion Their stock Is uil aud eomplete oeco
psnS rood NEW wS
anaersold by any house in tho city.
ru,uortsnt to xaquor Manufacturers, DIS.
sss. o Sss
Rsar lin Yonons aheA whisksy Jansiea and ST.
Ssn 1s.s SILVER Vienna a%s ssSsssos Bis
nth nickel patina nitrate ssronta bary chloras pot
s sss s' . g MAIDEN lane '' = =
HAIR Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-- satohelor's
celebrated factory these articles 2s broadway Nine
s::s .ns ss 81 n nsS ss ,
assortment Of WIS and toapses In the world
While Ordinary Hair Dyes Sell Slowly ON
commission orders excelsior Dye pour
Article Of ts Mind upon which their sustomers can rely
perfect Of the living black brown Prepared
sold and applied, (prvatelyD at NO. 8 Astor House.
Luxurious Whisker n or Austaches produced
e :a weeks By my Sngusn which will not stain Or iause
$50 .sssr 4 south Third street,
56@ Broadway .-Ladies, II You wish q beau-
hfn toilet for dressing the hair keeping clear Of dAnd
sSieased lhpens aud dian vegetable preparation trans
parent and free from oil.
Information wanted If there il any man,
woman. child in the United states: Who has never heard
nstion lniment rhe amatim toothache hsadsoh
Rsrnum viii pay liberal price for the privilege Of
ing them at his Museum Depot for this remedy 60
1T would sorely puzzle countsrfeiters' pates
Which were, Ia eighteen fifty three,
by h ilnM Film rili@O.; sent sent to me; ,,...
His medal-all toe worth exposing
Wh.b in,ss, 90 u .Ss, s .;, Ri: PIN Nm
L SsR y. B d No RsSlss' genuine
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French Paper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q Hart,
No. 2S sdway have just received some entirely new
French hansnss to which they invite a.
tsnion Their stock Is ul aud eomplete deco
rstve papess and rich ssns IN PANEL gold 50
velvet and limitations with b0rcers kc, 70 CORES
pend which they WHOLESALE and retail, and cannot DO
by house in tho CIV
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do H0UsI. HAaIrn-rnIs r1snioNASLs =.
sert 10 nsv complete IN al he sppointmssss and M
sass staslss sssAehsd eenstasy Oiled With ths hnss
can swsys b applied - the Red House rhs tsessias
ans asoon Tho Second Avs,us osrs pass shs sv5
I've Diuutes 7@ - =
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CITUATIoNs WANTED FOR EXPERIENCED SER.
- vanu Protes and Catho1csrnmiiies IA Brook.
i'm and ts vicinity respectfully reminded that the
petent selections In tho city can ii ways
be fou, ~ BEN DEksON nteis ofoc, No Conr
street. Breokyn; established SIN years. and patronisei
By the most respectable inhabitanta
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uier, Sss electro
Vrctechniss polshers &cThe best oil cognac, bcsh
yejW; oil apple for cider brandy oil JargonellA
aI es,sn .in sOnSns shsla shirley Jamie. and s..
DUN, nitrate silver Vienna lime, asbestos, cadmium, bis
D1tk Nickel plAtns nitrate ronta baryA chlorate pot
Ash, blpe vitrol For sale by d. L. yEUCHTWANGRR
IDoved to SO Maiden lane
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GREAT BOAT FAIR -INGERSOLL'S TWENTY sE-
~ ventb annual boat open ore week Owing 10
large attendance last week. lgerso has decided
n9n 70 feet ss boat to which particular attention Il
been pronounced the plus ultra boats More thsn
usual attention will be PAID 10 this traaoh coming season.
lumber Of Other boss The large fix story bu %
tion, beth for p hard service In all ever 400
They are all included in the exhibition Admission nee
$50 South street.
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CITUATIcN wANTRD-BY AN INDUSTRIOUS, TIDY
y rosessnt sr 20 DO ssnerai house YORK or chamber
ironer willing and obgns and give the best city
ference. Please call Ut ~ Rivinston ST. for Ho days
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Terrible Mortality Hotel, No.
Cortandt street. Ne York, 1852 This may
tfy that have tried PASSIONS CO IS extermnator
and find IL the hest article have used for
ssts and rosohes having used all other exermiusto
GEORGE SEELEy.
CLINTON HOTEL, New YORK, July l5 1852.
NEssRs PARSONS 4 Co We have uaed your extermna-
with entire annhiatinx
ecckrOaches and to surprise and with
bat application A. B. MILLER & Co.
CIV CLICKENER CO.. 81 Barclay 81, agents.
Herhla.-OnIy Prize Medal awarded %
MARSH Co., by the Industrial Exhibition of all Ma
tions Tor their patent radical References
- to its Valentine Mott willard
Parser, and John NJ CaInochan An exteD siye list Of
names Ct mercantile and other gentlemen
truss may be at MARSH OPS, az Maiden lane
new York and MARSH, CORLIES & CO., No. West
Fourth street, CINCINNATI Ohio. Open from7 A. n until
9P.
Hslloway's PilIs.-Purge the SYSTEM At tois
With few doses Of this wonderful medicine
purify the blood ard give healthy vigorous
the liver stomach thus lingering signs
Of disease Sold at the manufactures 80 Maiden Lane
York and 244 strand London and by all druggst rs
cepts 62k cents, and 81 per box.
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L0UND-ON WEDNESDAY, f6TH, BALE OF COT.
ton ct Roosevelt street fsrry the ~
proving property aud paying expenses. Apply q n
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I osT-oN FRIDAY EVENING, AT THE ACADEMY
Of Music OF besssss there ard the Union plscs Hotel
large gold chased hunting wateh white dial two soiA
chains hey and double ioctct attached Under viii DO
40 ply ardsd BY leaving Fifth Avenue OF
Twenty eighth street.
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Hair Dye, Wigs and TouPecs.- Satohelor's
celebrated factory for these articles s Bsosd.a Nine
Wholesale and retail Beware OF imitations The largest
assortment Of WIS and toupees In the world.
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7 osT-oN SATURDAY MORNTNG, A LIGHT YELLOW
- canary bird. Any person npdsg the and return
III 70 No 70 East rvenys sixth street. wiii y suiiaely
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II WOu0u sOr6Iy puZZS6 COuhCtF1tIG6LB p6I6l
To read the grand certificates
Which we're, Ia eighteen fifty three,
BY Willard Fillmore sent to me.
One from Prince Albert, too, enclosing
His medal-all tee worth exposing
OfLY0S'S powder and HE pill,
Which insects never tailed to kill.
1nncipal depot, 42l Broadway. No packages genuine
without e. Lyons fac smile Of signature on label.
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FIREMAN 4 CO.. SUCCESSORS TO ADAMS CO.'S
California Express, Once 50 Breadwsy.-Frssman q
GO having purchased the interest Of Adams Il
patch An express for California steamer ILLINOIS, Vie
via Nicarasu per eOk HE IN LIGHT sail On
same day ~ clock, NJ Both expresses charge
eal to destination Frssht via Panama re-
oevsd till o'clock. r. M and viA Neasssu TN oeles
r. N. J. N. FREEMAN,l
* STiMSON, tp.,
j. HEDDEN. (rfoPfiesore~
j. HUEY
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II 0sT-A GOLD WATCH AND cHAiN, EITHEe IN
~ New lcrk or Brcstlyn the vic nifty Wal 90 nsryf
the the said watch VS. mArlso
=. Tobias 60 No 3Cl2, and With the piues :. ne
" Halsted. 81 William st.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

OK mn -WANrED, PARTNER, IN THE
1lC.OUU. lumber Susiuess, 81 Albany, by a gentle.
man OF good credit Who has experience and all the app
60 carry the business except capital wiz well
located ya and office and extensive acquaintance with
or client :spia o. from i've to fifteen thousand dollars
or more could be proftably employed. Address VIM. W.
Goodrich Attorney, II Wall street. New York, boz 1915
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BY TAYLOR e. WILLIAMS.
BUILDING AND GARDENIG LOI


- AT PUBLIC SALE.-Wili be sold on TUES.
DAY, the LIST day of May, 1855. commenting at
O'clock several small Lots, fronting on streets,
In the plan of Navy Hill.
After which, will be sold ii Lots Of half an acre
each. situated near the site OF the Old Academy
property and the famous Miteheps Spring.
This property IL al we'll suited to general GARDEN
Terms made known ct hour of sale, which win be
APPS TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MULES, HAIR
j NESS, WAGONS. CART, nc ON COUNCIL
. deed Of trust executed By Patrick 81 Bridsswster,
and duly recorded In Hennco County Court. and BY
direction Of the beneficiary In tbs said deed named,
shall sell ON THURSDAY, Sd May, ct Ill o'clock A.
n at Earnests Stables, on Council Chamber Hill.
nine Mules one Poney, twelve sets Of Harnsss three
Wagons and one Cart
1'''' '''4' A 4. HiUSriCHEsoN, Trustee.
TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts. APPS
TWO COTTAGE TENEMENTS ON
i COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, April Soth ct ~ o'cloct r. r., upon
the premises, will be told those two framed Tene-
ments on Council Chamber Hill, on Cypress Alley,
bet ween the Clifton Honss and Msyo street. They
and are really desrsbie to those wishing mail. ex
csllent centl locations, and now rented II ssi
TKRMs-On about half the purehass money, Gre
dit until 10th NAV, 1857; q to the remainder one
half cash; the other Ut months credit payments Il
bsar interest and b alphabetically secured. Th,
taxes for the prsesnt year to be psid BY thu puF
chaser. TAYLOR 1 WILLlAN1,
~ = Ansts.
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF NEW Fr1F

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF NEW FUR
1lNITURE AT AUCTION.-Onn next TUESDAY.
the lst day of May commencing at 10 O'clock we
will sell at public suction, at the store No. - Main
street, formerly occupied by Curry Bro, opposite
the Virginia Banks the entire stock of Furniture
now In said store, embracing In pars, Ladies' Cabi-
nets; Bureaus; Mahogany and other Wardrobes:
Spring Seat Sofas; Tete a-Tetes Divans and Otto.
mans; Spring Seat Parlor and Rocking Chairs: Cane
Seat Psrlor and Wood Chairs; Sideboards; Mahsgany
Hat Stands Iron Cottage Bedsteada CRIBS and Hail
Stands Lounges; Bedsteads; Mahogany Gard Tables.
&c &c; together with many other articles in tt 9
Furniture line. -
The above stock belongs to a gentleman who In.
tended to open furniture establshm ent and has de.
elm ed doing So #+
The goods will be for exhibition on the morning OF
sale, some of which being yet board the schoon-
or Gellego. By order of the proprietor
ap27 LARUS L SHINE. Aucts
HAR r I A G. e 8, BUGHIES, FURNI-
~ TURE WAGON. &c, AT AUCTION-On
next SATURDAY, the 2Sth inst commencing at 10
O'clock we will sell at auction at the Horse Lot op-
posite the Gas Works, 4 new Bugsies without tops;
new Buggy, with top; new Carriage, with pole
and shafts; new two horse Furniture Wagon.
Those In want, would do well to attend. The work
is warranted, being all homs made
Sale positive and without reserve.
ap &c LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
ADDITIONAL-Win be added to the above sale
on Saturday riorning, at 10 O'Clock, 4 young Work
Mules. Work Horses, &c. -
apN LARUS & SHINE, Aucts.
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= By PAYNE Il MAYO.
A LEASE ON VERY Y ALUABLE

IA pHOPEHTY UNTIL TnE IsT VI ELbHUA.
RY. 1865 Will be sold ct auction, on the premises
on TUESDAY, the lst day Of Nay next, II fair,
O'clock p NJ, the shove lease lot OF ground In
the city of Richmond fronting 200 feet the south
river There IL upon said lot brick bsilding 90 feet
by 40 in which 10 an excellent steam engine Of q
horse power with other machinery. used e. Pia-
ming Mill together with other improysments on the
premises With . email outlay these fixtures might
be used for Plaster MIL for which business the sit,
ustion Of this lot together With the improvement
upon 1t, furnish much greater sdvantases than any
other In the State Psstsr 10 brought 70 the SPOT b
vessels ballast whilst the canals and railroads II
its immediate vicinity aGord means Of transpogtatiou
70 every section Of the cJantxy.
Terms made kr swn On the day Of sale.
PAYNE = MAYO,
Ofiss In w. osdlin's New Building.
ap4 On Rask sereet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

CUSTOM HOUSE REroRrs-The Secretary of the
Treasury has written letter to the collector OF
customs at Cincinnati, Ohio, informing him IL at
BY law the appraisers are required to spprsise, es.
Innate, and ascertain the actual market value or
wholesale price of the merchandise at the time of
tie expectation to the United States, and upon the
value SO ascertained the duty leviabls by law is to
be assessed