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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-07-13
r, C. M'NAIRY & CO.,

A CARD. '
HAVING opened III our Store, No. S. College St,
we hope old friends and customers and as
disposed TO do every thing in reason for their
conmOdatiOn, hope will be offended at or deem
unreasonable for adoption of the following rules the
future conduct of our business
No Goods sent out appreciation.
No samples given. ..
No Goods taken back or exchanged when bought.
No Goods bought by Servants. upon verbal orders
will be taken back. R.C McNAIRY CO.
dec3-tf B&Tw a
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OPENING THIS DAY!!I Il
pICH Velvet Carpets; Rich Tapestry Carpets;
III Rich BRUSSELS Carpets;
Rich New Style Scotch Ingram Carpets;
S-ply Carpets:
Chenille Enameled and Velvet Rugs
All of the above goods this day received BY .
nova K. Q. MoSAIRY b CO.
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HOT Ala FURNACES.

JNTE have just received from Boston supply of CHILL
w SONS FURNACES, and are prepared to put them
up the best STYLE either for heating private residences
churches or other public buildings.
Tbs following some of the important improvements
alta ned by this invention Purity of air, free from the
burnt air red hot iron furnaces powerful
sugeen for generating heat great durability of furnace
perfect safety against setting buildings fire IN which
heyare ocItei, may be set in low CELLARS and easily
managed.
To this Furnace awarded the Worlds Fair Prizs
Medal in London in 1851, having been considered in al
Germany Norway and England --' "a p. aEF
june5 Snow, MACKENZIE L CO.
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NEWS
rF F1g a'sd n 2! sAs--AppE ARANcE or

lMTu M, :. IN KANsAs--APPE ARANCE or
LIE CHoLERA-fNDfAN DEpREDaTfoNs
sT. Louis, May 1oth.-lccordine to an
Ro'nIment, large number of the citizens Of
hsns.s Territory and Of Platte and Claw
cuanues, Missouri, assembled at Fort lea.
; vseuWor1n. There was much excitement man.
rested about the murder Of Clarke. and \
great disposition evinced to hang McCrea.-
Inc commanding officer at the tort. bovev.
done .P' ~a1 no'nins WAS
~ Letters from the western psrt Of Kansas
territory, dated on the evening Of the al
INST, state that the most malignant kind of
cnoiera had broken out there. There had
peen thirteen. deaths in "a hours. The dis.
ease was as bad or verse in Kansas city'
Letters from Fort Leavenworth datad an
sne sfh OF April, announce the arrival Of the
salt Laks mail. The Sioux Indians had
driven on the mules at the mail station cali.
ca .DeviPs Gate" The animals belonged
20 traders. The people at Sweet Water
nao Quilted the settlement and gone to the
icrts tor safety. ALI was quiet this side of
Fort Leavenw orth, but the Indians were be.
gg X. TO assume threatening posi- ton
Inc mall party consisted of fifteen persons,
ana 6y travelling only at night escaped mo-
CESSATION. The April and May mails were
iailen In with and found in good condition.
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FARM NEAR RTCHMOND FOR

l. SALE AT AUCTION" BELMONT 1.-TWO
miles from kichmond.) the residence of j. Fl. Park.
bill, on the New Bridge Road. will be sold at public
Auction, on WEDNESDAY, at A p. NJ, the 9th day
of June next. The Farm contains about 76 acres Of
land lies beautifully and 10 in good state of cutivs.
tor. The dwelling and kitchen brick; gardners
house and barn are framed, and other necessary
ont. houses-all built In the past five years.
The orchard 10 young End full for the first time this
year. and growing thriftiy-comprises all the most
select varieties apples. peaches, plums, apricots,
pears and chsuies-500 trees in all. This of iself
1t is said, viii pay for the Farm In few years.
We propose to sell the whole tract together, or to
divide 1t to suit purchasers
TERMs-One-tbird cash balance In equal annual
instslmsnts and years. with interest, secured by
Deed OF Trust on the promises. The taxes for the
present year TO be paid by the purchaser
GODDIN L. APPER8ON,
nv 6-2awtds AuctionseYs.
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FATAL ACCIDENT

COLUMBIA, Pa, May Ioth.-Michael Tails.
who was so severely injured on the Railroad
mere, died yesterday. He was resident of
S Mew Iork, where his wife and family resi-
oea. he died at Browns American Hotel
and was kindly attended to during his sufFa Y.'
ing, ny Drs. CIarkeson, Smith and others.
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TIE PARIS ExHIBIrIoN.-Such Of our citizens az
may be disposed to contribute to the great exhibition
at Paris at liberty to send their articles through
out the duration of the exhibition. and that they
will be admitted long vacant space shal remain
available within the division assigned to the United
States The space reserved for the United Ststes is
within the principal building, facing the grand
trance toward the "Champs Elyseesn The permits.
sion Is concession specially and exclusively grant
cd to the produce of this country. ,
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Snow STORM IN MAY.-Last evening about eight
O'clock after of the most ridiculous preposte-
rous days that ever forced its unwelcome presence
upon civilized spring we were treated to ! storm
OF snow, and as we write, at IL O'Clock, the big
flakes are still falling They melt slowly the air is
une fusion of very late In the fall with quite early
In the spring. fit close to day that deserves no
benediction and shall have nons.-Bufa1o Courier,
Tuesddu,
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AMERICAN VICTORY

PROVIDENCE, RI, May,1O.-The elections
mere to-day, were carried by the Know Moth.
,ngs They elected their mayor by sa1 ma.
Jorlty: All seven of the aldermen and twenty
out OF twenty eight councilmen were elected
by them.
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ANTICIPATED TROUBLE IN BosroN.-Ths amend.
cd Maine law of Massachusetts goes into operation
on thu 10th nst and its provisions of the most
restrictive character fears entertained In Boston
AZ open resistance If not riot and bloodshsd. The
Times Of that city says there IL secret organization
OF 200 men pledged to resist the law and that the
first gallon of liquor destroyed by the authorities
will be the signal for action. The Mayor, however,
seems determined to enforce the law aud has
his proclamation calling upon the citizens to observe
It's provisions, or take the conseoueuces
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FIRE IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May 1Oth.-The large building
in Vesey street, used as a machine shop and
tenanted by Joseph Staurand. James Brown,
VIM. I'll. Heath, George w. Wight, Lefevre
& Co., and others, was destroyed by fire this
morning Loss very heavy.
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STEAMER VERONA IN DrsTRKss.-The stssmer
Victoria, connected with the New York aud New
foundlsnd Telegraph Company, put into Boston
Tuesday morning In Distress with some derange.
meut of her machinery. She was on her way from
New YORK to st. Johns, N. F, with operatives en-
gagged to complete the telegraph Inns in that pro.
vince, which. it is expected will be Joined to the
Nova Scotia lines at Cape Breton, by means of
submarine cable across the Gulf of ST. Lawrence
early In July.
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ARREsr.-Nelson Peck, of Naugatuek, charged
with the murder Of Ella Sears also of Naugatuek,
was arrested, ON Monday, by Sheriff Carr, ct b
depot in New Milford, CT, and held for ex1 RI
nation this morning before Justice Smith, of Manga
tuck. The police have been on the alert ever since
the murder, which trsnspired some months since,
and certain facts and circumstances coming to light
have led to the suspicion and the subsequent arrest
of tho accpaed. ~ - -
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LsALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND

GALE Of VALUABLE LAND AND
ONE0ROES.-The subscriber Wishes 10 psll three
Lyuchburg.
One farm OF 100 Acres. in one mile Of the city on
which there Is absut so Of very 6ne creek bot
toms; one other farm containing IS acres veil I'M
and Garden and has sbout10 acres Of creek stG and
one other farm of 2l acres, miles from the city on
which there 10 good dwelling and other out build.
ings, and has about 20 acres Of bottom land.
Also. IS very valuable NEGROES smonEst which
there some OF the ruost valuable house servants
The above property will be offered privately until
the 18th of May; If not sold by that time 1t will be
then sold at public auction on very accommodating
erms
Are offered on the came time, tive improved lots In
the city Of Lynchburg. PAUL JONES.
an 9N-dt1
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OLD TKHRArIn.-A Terrapin was nshed up In
creek near the residences of DR.. G. Smith, Ia Al
bemarls, having engraved on his back the figures
1872 Thefgures 1855 were engraved on 1t and 1t
was let loose.
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CURE FOB FLY IN TeBAcco Brps.-A cores
pendent of the Charlottesville Jeffersonian recon
mends scattering leaves tags of green pine tree.
Ia tobacco beds TO kill the fly.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

JUOGE LOhING ne MOVALV VETOED.
BosToN, May 1oth.-In the Massachusetts,
House of Delegates this morning, message
was received from Gov. Gardner respectfully
declining to remove Judge Loring. The mes
sage was quite lengthy. The House refused
to refer it to the committee on federal rela.
tons, and it was laid on the table-fve thou
sand copies being ordered to be printed.
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MARKETS

NEW YoRK, May 10.-Cotton unchanged. Flour
advanced II cents per Dbl. Ohio $40 500 S1e75 Der
ern white 81 16; yellow 81 I7OSI.ls. Pork 70 cent.
higher. Beef and Lard unchanged. Whiskey s91
cents per gallon. .
Stockf heavy Money active. Indiana So &8e7 rs
BALTIMORE, May l8.-Flonr-Cty Mills closed al
$1,000 A small lot was sold at el0.62 per barrel.-
Wheat unchanged. Corn better-whits 81 05OI O6
yellow 81 .08 per bushel
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VIRGINIA PATENrs.-At the Patent Office pa
tents have issued to Mr.. VIM Psuls. of Alexandra
for improvement In ventilating railroad cars; Mr.
N. Lupton. OF Winchester, improvement In grain
hawaiian.
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Sloan, Esq was standing near the corner of Lake
and Clark streets, Chicago, engaged In the pur
chase of some trees there exposed for sales heavy
iron insulator, weighing several pounds, fell from
a telegraph pole above his head, striking and
iracturing the fore part OF his skull. He wss
taken up senseless and his situation is very crit
cal
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE.
lOfice with Gao ]. sumner. No. 20 Pearl street J


EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN EURNI,
TURE, PIANO, BOOKB, &c.. AT AUCTION
w i'll be soldon TUESDAY MORNING next, May
18TH commencing at O'Clock. at the residence Of
the late Geo. N. johnson. on Broad street near the
Monument Church. all Of the HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO, BOOKS, &c !.
consistin in part of one very fine Rosewood Case
Octaves Piano Forte. Book GSs.. Sofas, Marble Top
Tables ParIor Chat. 8; very fac 6ideboard, dining
Tables, and Chamber Carpets, Wardrobes, Bu-
reaus, Book Presses, Bedstesds Beds, Hair and
Shuck Mattresses, Washstands. Hat Rack. Pictures,
China, Glass, and E.rthenwsve. Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Stove, &c.
A cstaloeue of the Books will be printed before
the day of safe They will be sold immediately az
ter the Furniture. Terms.-For all sums under $50
ca,b; $50 and over that amount months credit for
approved endorsed negotiable notes t
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Executor.
nv NV = - THOs. ". KEEsEE. Auetoneer.
CHERIFF SALE.-Will be sold. at the
- Wharf, at Rockets, the 18th day Of May, 1852
at O'Clock r NJ, one sehooner, called the LEAVE,
to sssfy an execution in my hands In favor OF kch'
p. r. WINSTON, D. D..
my4-td For Thos w boswell, 8. c. 4.
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BY TAYLOR 6 WlLLIANs.

prick STORE AND DWELLING.
. ooaND LOT ON HENRY STREET, NEAR
"a =, lin May, st 81 o'clock d upon the pre-
M ~ VIII pe sod the Brick House and Lot the
Leigh streets, opposite the residence or m JaD~s
L. Jaws and now occupied BY Nj Ro~s, e sfors
ana dwetnng, for which purposes it 10 veil suitel
feet. fi ~
TEsMs-One. third cash; balance II and mo,ths.
with interest added and title retained
my7 TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. A~ets.
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DINNER TO COMMANDER INGRA-
HAM

PHILADELPHIA, May l0th.-The United
Stated sloop.of-war st. Louis arrived here
this morning, and exchanged salutes with the
Yam has been rendered a public dinner here.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HEnMANN.-The steamship
Hermann, from Havre arrived at New York Wed
nssday morning. Her dates were anticipated by
sya
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SAILING OF THE AFRIcA.-Ths steamer Africa
called from New York for Liverpool on Wednes-
day afternoon, with ia passengers and e94o 900 In
anacis
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DIED OuT.-Tbe Daily Courier, of Norfolk, the
proprietor of which Lilly Linden, of Richmond
was going to sue for defamation of character, hai
expired.
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EXPULSION OF Nh HIss The resolution for the
expulsion of Mr.. Hiss from tho Massachusetts
Legislature, passed Wednesday BY vote of 100
seqaentiy reconsidered and the matter postponed
until Thursday.
PoTTsvILLE MUNICIPAL Ell KcTIoN-The cleo.
ton In Pottsvile, Pa Tuesday, resulted In the
success of the American ticket. George Jennings,
for Chief Burgess, had IT'S majority. The Ameri
cans also elect their Treasurer, High Constable,
and the Councilmen In three out of the four wards
Arrest OF CouNrRRFEITERs.-G H. Cody and
Elizabeth Williams were arrested Ia Cincinnati,
"Wednesday, for counterfeting s25 900 In spurious
bills on the Farrners' Bank OF Charleston 8. c., Of
the denominations of ives and tens, were found
In the possession of the accused.
FRUIr IN OHIo.-Despatches from Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh say that the fruit crop there. ex-
oept the grapes, 10 uuipiured by the frosts.
HOTEL Bunsr.-The Virginia Hotel, owned and
kept by Mr.. r, G. Dovener, at Elizabeth. Writ
county, Va was consumed by fre on The 2sth ult
VALUABLE CARso.-A ship recently sailed from
Liverpool for Australia. with cargo OF 2c2 I'M
married females
LIouoR p. schuchman, formerly Q wealthy
butcher, but lately greatly reduced through intern.
perancs, committed suicide at Pittsburg on Sun
day.
lNcoRREcT.-The names published by the papers
as the Returned Board" of the Nsvy, Incorrect
The Board will not be appointed until the goth
inst.
returning Kansas smigrsnts passed through Alba
ny, for Boston. q few days ago They said they
had seen the elephant" and were satisfied.
JUDox 8. HUNTINGDON, of Connecticut, has been
appointed clerk OF the court Of claims, In Wash
tngton.
DEATH PENALTY ABoLrHKD.-The House OF
Delegates of Msssachuse.ts, on Wednesday passed
bil abolishing the death penalty.
FIVE MRH DxowsKp. During the "a lie at Bos-
ton, Wednesday, i've men were drowned by cap
sising of the boat IN which they were fshing.
DEATH OF An Ex-Governor. - Ek.Govsrn or
seabury Ford, died at Burton, Ohio, on Tuesday.
VIRGINIA Posr oysIcs.-Ths Office at Belfast.
Nonhsmpton county, Va 10 re-estsbiished, and Mr..
John X. Parrish appointed postmaster.
AaKp OyvfcE SEKKKa.-Levi Hastings, aged 90
years, arrived In Washington from New Hampshire
Tuesday night, to seek an once.
Four thousand bushels and 100 barrels potatoes ar
rived ct Boston on Monday
large number Of emgrants 1t 10 said, are refurn-
ing 70 England from Australia.
Bhsop WHfr EHousE, Of Illinois, has res sned the
once Of Episeopal Bishop OF that Diocese.
CsnRscrIon.-Fhs report of the Attorney Gene
raPs opinion of Americans buyiug ships from the
EuIopeau beIligsrents should have stated that they
haA tbs right to bsv any ships from any OF the bes
eEsnts
kEw cusToM HousE--Ths gscrstary OF the
IIeassry has written to Albert LJbroct, Esq, an
thorsng proposals. tor the construction OF drains for
tho kchmond Custom House.
fss PassIpssT hss Recognised Carl Lorsus Con.
81 kr Hamburg ct the port OF Phisdslphla.
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GRKAT Seizure OF LIouoR.-Fifteen hundred
gallons of liquor were seized under the new Law
Wednesday. In an apothecary shop in Bangor Me
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The LATEST By THE AsIA.-The arrival of the
Asia, at Boston, brings the following In addition to
teiesrsphic desps,chea
Liverpool letter received here. dated Apr1
2sth says that the sales of cotton were larger for
'he week than any previous week for the last two
years Tie consumption continues heavy and it
hoeheFed mat prices will further advance
Money was abundant aud 1t was rcmored that
the Bank would reduces the interest to 4 per cent
In lew days. Bills were already discountins be-
low that sum
Political stairs are very unsatisactory and peace
deemed TO be farther of than ever, The allied ex.
pedition against Sebsstopol was reg ardsd a. COM
plete failure
severe earthquake shock was felt at San Reno
(PiedmonS Aarch Doth
An alarming fire occurred at Havre. April lst
by which 2o0,0o0f worth of property was destroy.
The Bank of Rome Qtsly) Is in so precarious
SITUATION that 1t Is preparing to wind up its affairs
IL to bs succeeded by another bank to be estsb.
hshod oy Prince Torlonia aud Messrs, Rothschild
The convention between the Governments of
France and Holland, for the reciprocal protection
tae 29ih OF March, by Baron dAndre, the French
Minister Plenipotensiary, and NJ. Van Hall, the
D9 Te sisssessE of Foreign Affairs.
Ihe hMs u has conferred the grand
cross OF the royhfotdk5espf the Guelphs upon Gen
De Budbsrg, Adjutant General of the Emperor of
Russia.
On The 22d uItimo, the Pope held secret con
s'tory, In which be announced the death of the
fstriarch OF the Maronites of Syria, and the cleo
lion OF Msgr. Missad, Archbishop of Tharsus in
rartibus infdelium, In his stead.
A dtflcuisy has arisen between Sardinia and Ma.
pies, respecting suit at Exequatur
hapoleons Consulate, st Genoa, Ia withdrawn.
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THE JAMES CHEsroN.-Cspt White, ofths James
Cheston, and Chason, the mate, have been COM
mitted to prison 10 Baltimore without the privilege
OF ball. to answer the charge of corruptly casting
away the ship James Merton.
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1854 So. OF T ahss AIT UNION

by Act Of Her Majssty's Prvy Council, isla. Insti.
tuted l84l. Sscretarys Office, 90 g. Vincent Place.
PArRoN-His Royal. Hishnes, the Prince Albert
PREsIDENTaHis Gracs, the Dake Of Hamiltsp,
Brandon and Chatelherault
VICE PRBsIDENTs.
His Grace, the Duke of Argyll
Right Hon. the Earl of Eglintou and Winton
Right Hon. Lord Belhaven and Stsuton
SirArchd Campbell. Bart. of Succoth. ". r.
Sir James mpbell, Of straeathro
Sir Archd; Alison, ssrt sheriff Of L.na,kshire
Colonel NIUE, Of CALDWELL. n. Z. 1''s' 49,
Alexander HASTE, Esq., M. p. kstS
John Gordon, Esq of Aikenhead
William Stirling Esq Of Kisr n r.
Alex Dsnnisteup: Esq, Of Golfhiil
James Lumsden, Esq tof YokeI
- COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMEHre
The Hon Robert Stewart, ofomee, Lord Provost
William James Davidson, Esq, Of Gussl-vIox.
Tlom.. Dawson. Esq. Sir Jas. Andsr.on. Mp.
Coz E. o MsnlsY ESQ., foseI ki G,. iE:s
A. q. Msssonsld, ESQ Cha: N. arsh.1,. E.o.
2; 6. Raft E.q; 4, Rozbursh. Esq., Pals.
e. G:. %;;.;. ;s Patton. ESQ., o.....
9. Hamilton. Esq, and G. W. srouu. Esa-Horo.
M Robert Alexander Kidston.--Acr1xs sEcss.
! a subscription Of ONE GUINEA constitutes Nom.
bsrship for ONE YEAR. The whole subssriptions.
after dsductins the necessary expsnses dsvoted
TO the purchase of Pictures, Drawings Sculptures,
Engraviness and other works Of Art Each member
for the pIessst year, for every Guinea subsebsl 10
entitled to the following privilessG
i. To copy of,hs very bssuflful lias sspersving
on steel, Of acomins Of Age in the Oldsn Time."
sitter the Painting y Y ?. rrith. Egg. a, SOW
engraved surface, S6 inches By ~ inches.
Now on exhibition at
- BUFFERS L SlMONg
Bookstore, ISL Main Street
2. To the chance OF obtaining. ct the snnual
general meetiog in July. 1s55 for every Gunes sub.
.erihed Painting. ststustts Group. In Bronse
Parish; fscsimile copy in Chrcmo-L ithosraphy Of
Painting by Gilbert OF spsnsh Peasants scins TO
Market" same size ss original; soms other work
Of art purchased for distrbution among the Members
of ths Society.
The whole number OF Prizes Sss-Cestipe 5000
Among which are 1f9 Psintinsr being Of the
value of $3.50; Else each; 2I3o: 2i6Sy Eco
each; from eos to ESQ; Is from 25 15s 70 80. q
from 9S5to 2l5; Is from ga to Els, and Ii st ia
and under 4e p So $3.50
The drawing win take place early 10 July. 1855.
BUFFERS L sIMON9,
my s. Stiff Honorary Sscrstsry Tor Vjrepia.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS
Correspondence of IN. Dispatch,

Distinguished orrirals Eieetion Of Treass-er,
NoRroLR, May 9th.
nEAa DrPArcH Count Ssrtigee the French
Minister at Washington, and Mr.. Sch leiden,s tha
Belgian, arrived al Waters Hotel here yesterday
afternoon. They visited the navy yard and were
received BY Capt Breese with eli the honor accord
ed TO their rank
Richard Wake, Eco, was yesterday elected
Treasurer Of the Seabosrd and Roanoke Railroad
Company. vice Hammond Whitney, resigned.
Commodore Mckever arrived here to-day from
Baltimore. and viii take command AZ the Nsyv
ard.
The sshr. Hannah, of Richmond, arrived here
to-day.
Tive esreoes OF corn In to day.
Weather cold and clustering.
Yours, M.urxv,
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TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS,
ap 17-sot25th&dt6s Aucts
LAND IN HENRICO

VALUABLE l. A N ID IN HENRICO
COUNTY, For SALE AT AUCTION.-The
undersgned. by virtue Of deed of Trust executed
to him, and of record Ia the Clerks Office Of the
county Of Henrico. and in pursuance of the diIec.
tons OF the beneficiary in said deed named will ot
for sale at public auction on the premises, ON MON.
DAY, the 14th day of May next thras tracts or par
cells Of land lying In said county, and described IN
said deed a. follows: the first tract containing 244
acres be the same more or less on the road leading
from the New Bridge Road to the city Of Richmond,
and bounded by the land formerly belonging to the
estate Of John Price, deceased, Gc., being the same
land which was conveyed to w. P. C. Ramsay, by
Horace Edwards and wife by deed dated the Sd May,
1851 and of record in the said oce the second tract
containing los acres be the more or less lyin
in said county, the third containing acre. be
same more less also lying In said county, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon; the said
two last mentioned tracts of land, being the fame
which were conveyed TO Andrew Ramsay by Jo-
seph C. Haley and Sarah W., his wife, Robert Tate
Wicker, Thomas Hardgrove and Samuel Hsrdgrove
by deed, dated the 9th day of January 1885, and Of
record in said Office.
The title she above described property 10 believ
ed to be perfsct but selling Trustee, shall con-
vey only sueh title II vested in me. The lands and
Improvements said to be in good condi aon, and
desirable to any one wishing to purchase the c
ty of Richmond.
The sale will commence at II M, and will begin
upon the premises frst named.
Terms will be made known at the sale
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Trustee.
TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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