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THANKs-To the Editor of the Ohio Cu,ti
vator for numerous packages of rare and
valuable seeds.
The Editors Of that paper are sending ten
choice varieties seeds by letter, post paid,
for 81, Tor 20 varieties of flower seeds, for
the same.) And are sending like packag IS
to persons getting up club of nine subscri-
bsrs 49,
They are thus obtaining wider circula-
ton to valuable agricultural paper and dis
tributng rare seeds.
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The Wheat Crop.

Accounts from all quarters represent the
growing Wheat as in excellent condition. In
Ohio, it is said, SO far as present ind cations
are concerned, to give promise Of large
yield. But thus early in the season, nothing
decisive can be determined. In that State,
which ANNUALLY produces nearly one fifth Of
al grown il the Union, fewer acres ere
sown last fall tsan in previous years. THIS
was owing to the d.outh, which rendered it
impossible to break up sod.
In Michigan, Illinois aus Wisconsin, the
growing crop everywhere looks well, and the
breadth of land sown last fall greater than
for any previous year.
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THAT DISNER.-Some two or three weeks
ago the particular friends of Gen. Dodge
were circulating paper for the purpose of
getting up grand demonstration in hoaor
of that gentleman before his departure for
Spain. What has become Of that dinner?
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SHORT HORN DURHAM srock ron e..

THE subscriber has three hull Calves three not
old, and one yearling heifer half blood nn,ha ~
which he will SELL Persons desiring % imprye ,ba;,
n1"cS can ma the subscriber eight mills from Bur-.
Iineton on the Augusta Road within n on,r,ar a'
mi'e Ut the residence Ct Mr. Leah Coms,oek
march -, '55-im JEFFERSON JOHNSON
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~ Our hotels continue to be crowded
with rangers. The Barrel House was
obligei to turn away some t. enty strangers
y. came in the cars yesterday morning for
want of room. Among the visitors at this
house yesterday was the Hon. William j..
Brown Of Indiana, Genera Mail Agent for
the West.
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S Z l. LING OFF AT COST!
a II arc GI

y lsATD UARlGGs
III undersigned j. about to change his business.
4 "a Gunsmhng. and offar- his entire 50 OK o.
Gums, Pistols &C., Ae nj co.t-also, Tnols and fur
mfure. ANY per-'n w!.hing TO engage in the tnsi-
ness, will find this an advantageous chance.
Tie stock was purchased ON advantageous terms,
and will be sold at bargain.
March 2I-tf is EBEKS0lI.
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The Most Successful Anne rican Book:
RUTH HALL:
a Domestic Tale Of the Present Time.
by FANNY FERN.
700 pp.. lomo. Clolh Price. SI.25.

100 PIP, l2mo Cloth. Price. 81 25.
IL has been reserved to this distinguished authoress
70 achieve what may, under the circumstances, be
regard a. Che hoat hrll,aut success ever ohtailcd
By tn smeticm w-ijeraf istfQb ruth HALL"
hsT hfst continuous ery. though deriving 10 nieres.
o. popularity fram eenBecti INVITA- any Il tfos, ytxsd
questions Which ar'ate the pabiie m nd, has, in the
tTH mahihs since IL fist appearance reached great
y larger sa than nny other American work Of fiction
whatever W thin the sane pcro This extraordinary
fact is Ct itself abundant evidence Of the abo-bng
interest and graphic power Of this remarkable work
we have our possession several hundred reviews OF
ruth HALL" which have already appeared in the
principal newspapers and periodicals. Nearly oil pro-
nounce it emphatically work Of genius, many pre-
dieting for il the largest sale of any American book,
and devoting whole columns to its eulogism, while
We have yet but very few mot twelve in all)
whici deny its singular fascination.
"RuTH HALL is for sale by Booksellers generally.
Putlishe ! by MASON BROTHERS,,
march %. No. % Park Row, New York.
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BUrFALo COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
see that the publishers of this paper propose
to issue from the same Office and under the
same editorial management a new morning
paper to be called the BUFFALO MORNING. AD-
yERTIsER. The publishers say
The MORNING ADVERTISER will look with "a
vor on the AMERICAN PARTY, and advocate It's
prime Piles. But not blindly for when it
thinks friendly criticism will be- of service to
the cause, it will not hesitate to censure what
it considers wrong. If we believed the new
party had nothing to learn-if, in other
words, II lacked the elements of progress, we
would make no efforts to advance it. We
gard the American Patty as vigorous young
shoot, planted in strong soil, and if We
should at any time be of opinion that it
needs little pruning, the pup r will have
the independence to say so. But with UNI
firing zeal, AMI .thout reserve, il will adyo-
cate the cardinal principles of the American
Party: that AMERICANS SHALL RULE AMERICA.
We exchange with few papers conducted
With more ability or which we read with more
pleasure than the Buffalo Commercial, a.
though differing som what on some political
questions, with the editors.
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CONSTABLE.

We are au'hTized 10 announce the name ~ Mrp
EDITH HAROE>TY. as candidate ~ r, -. ~
bic at the ensuing April Election for Bnrlinra "a
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third orifce has been formed in Mount
Vesuy;us, whi-h is said to be threatening an
eruption.
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OkATORIO SOCIETY.

The Burlington Ora.orio Society will NEE, a. ~.
night n q ochck,i be TEnrERAscE Hall, or.y
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Oil Cloth Carpctimg.

A SsORTED qualities from TO IS feet wide, IN
"A any quantity or shape, fer sale BY
march 20, '55 is. KIMBALL q co.
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Impurtabfoo Necb,,,.

a ~ others wishing to purchase lots clsar,y r
- VII sell number If Lets on the south i'm :,
moderate prices and upon indligent terms. 10 tr,s.
VINO design 70 improve the same, the present season
also corplc OF dwellings, with two lots attached d,
each. for sale. PIX VIII S0v
March 20, 1858.
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Ptsirabie Property for sale.
OTIS GIG, alt. and 2Is. For mice and .o....
II enquire Of p. X. WILSON, or of me unon ,hs
prem ses. MARGARET J. KELLEY
March 20, 1855.
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WANIED to Purchase--a good House and Lot
w Apriyto EDW. L. EDGINrCN,
Notary Public 4 Land Acant
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PEOPLES TICKET.

COMMISSIONER OF DIES MONIES IMPROVEMENT
WILLIAM MCKAY, Of Polk CO.
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MAIL NE WIS.


C,orr,spondercs OF the Dispatch
=, II s,atn.s for tbs Virginia Washington
uo,.neat Recovery Of Rer Mr. Eilions BODY
xa.or Wood Canal Receipts irish Nations
o.,,rn,ioa = prohibisory Liquor Lac &c.
Nxw YoRK Jaly os. 1855
Tasb.ri Therese arrived from Brsmea yesser-
Az With three cases of bronze sta.uary-being the
...,u.. of Jefferson aud Patrick Henry. With oss
,.,,st, wrought for the State of Vifgsois' oy M
cr.vf,rd. They we're consisned to Mr. L i'f''
a, et this city, By whom they viii be promptly '0'
wsrded to Richmond. ,,,,,-
The body OF the late Rev Mr. EIio. =. a.,
usa Tho v.s drowned on Weonososy iss.
s,C,n.y leland was fouod 10 tne "ns. ~ -
ass, Sleeps Had Bay, oy sne e'p'"'" " ~.
s.esmooH e. .ormerly of the bark Kiby. (who
800 OF the passengers from the steamer
g.,sro arrived at this port on Ihursdsy
evening" from B.'iuors 10 very ma1sn M ne"
,,naar bark OF Sill tons. nafn'd the Helen mar
r. Commodore Breeze and family Mrs Capt
u.,,,d.r and family Hon K. B. brett, OF South
C.rolios. Col Guy aud Baron Blanc aud family,
ere am ,ns he passengers OF the steamship Arsgo,
which sails 10 day for havre
Tue Hippodrome land, composed OF fourteen
,o,, on Broaf~ay and ten on Twenty Third srast,
has been purchased by Amos r Eco for $40 600.
T,he am ,unt received tor tolls or all the York
State csaals for the paet week 10 go 100 Oh oelng
A. 573 rs less than for the same week 10 1854. The
Aggregate returns sioce the commencement oil
navigation to 22i Of July 10 81 006 3S2 IS, being
len. oy $3.50 562 90 than the receipts tor the same
time 10 1854
proposition 10 under confederation BY the Irish
soclsti 10 this ely. 10 call for grand National
Convention OF lrtshuosn o, 70 disabuse the public
mind of this country OF the alleged false impress.
sons created to their preudlca BY Interested poll
ticisns aud others The scheme meets With much
favor IL is said
The public schools closed yesterday for a vaca
ton o. six weeks.
10 the Supreme Court, special term. yesterday,
Judge Co~les decided against the motion to sd
nit 20 bail Pa1deen, alias Patrick Mclaughlin, Inn
piicated 10 the murder OF Bill Poole
Mr.. Nelson, captain Of the ship Herschel, was
arrested yesterday on charge of having violated
til. quarantine laws, by procssding to this city
contrary TO the orders of DR. + E Eartiodsie. the
deputy health officer at Staten Island. The penalty
10 o. 600 foe. or two years Ia prison.
The Aasutics cargo OF dry goods, which was en-.
tered at the custom house yesterday, was by far
l.rgsr than any brought by the Collins line since
las summer.
John Thomss Egg, for many years oil the hard.
ware 6rm of Thomas & Franklin, of tLis city. was
killed BY lightning Tnursdsy, near Washington
Iryiog's p .ce. On North River.
Sd. OF $50 900 Virginia Ga yesterday at s97 and
s5 600 same At S97 3.3.
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A daughter OF Gov, Reeder of Ksa.as, IL among
BE vht0rs at the Montgomery White gu phur
3pfings, Va.
Tue Wheat crop of Western New YORK been
flnsn damaged By recent rams.
The expelled free soil N mbers of the Kansas les-
hsfuie have published protest and called mass
Convention
J. D. Hamilton, a clerk in the Union Bank. Nash
vile, Tenn was drowned on tie 22d in Attempting
10 swim the Cumberland river.
ia. oss by the recent FIRE at st Louis will not sx-
coed "a, 900. 1t YVES largely over estimated.
T~eU practice ship Preble has arrived at East
port Nc from Norfoik
o. Thur'day last, the presentation of sword BY
toot place.
Two negroes, belonging to MesGs. Joseph Wills
ahe . A. Saunders of Norfo!k. have disappeared
oehered, by the underground railroad
me wilmington tDei G .z.tts has received the
"" s'.uiSlng sssuranc.s that an abundant wheat
crop ma oeea gathered in that State.
m-1lI Lewis Csss jr. has left Paris for q water
cure establishment In Germany.
Brigham Young. the NJ ,rmon, in a sp.ech rsesn; r.
sohie"ea 10 having ninety wiVeH.
me Sesmshp Arago, which sail ID for Hayre
non New York Saturday, took out &c ooO.
aiteohvs copper miaes have been Iii. covered In
For fifty yearsat Union COLLEGE, N. Y. 1t ha, not
h'ned On Commencement Day.
ohoi'rs Is said to prevail IN several parts of Ger
The Usit-d st.tes brig oi.wsr Bsinbridss. Li.ut.
IenmsndingJ Rowan, arrived at Rio Janerio
Jene IL. from Norfolk N ''
sensu<, Of 81 t83. w 'ue
10y men at work on tho Wabash Valley road, In
usoe' on Tueiday, were Frustrated BIZ sun str he,
There but one nav c,.. =, .u.I a.
st uaton last week ' VI '"Aii PIX ID
The Ffsderck.burg Guard bsv. n,...,,.a Thai,
e'Ptsi'' j. C. Porter, With silver Goblet
aoty last week 81 % sl 'a ID Ausust~
The Nebraska News .dy.rti..,
and more coming Aettoes TOT sale,
s,.ss some OF the b'ei towns Ia Main. III. h..S
inx Ia the ida ptefen' men tom labl
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BY PAYNE 4 MAYO,

A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
q RESIDENCE FOR SALE Az AuCTION-
VIII BE- cold on THURsDAY. the % day 81 August
.oms and valuable RESIDENCE On the Esstsru
,ids Of Sth strsst North Of Leigh now occupied by
John W. Reeve. Esq The house Il NAVY built 81
containing seven roorus with the basement There
arc upon the premises brisk Kitehen and other
yard. all bsing in complete order. The lot
fronts ~ fsef on 9th street and bsck 1Sa fact
Terms Ct saIe-A small portion Of the purchasA
ouey will be required in cash. and credit OF severa.
yearc vi be allowed for the deferred payments, ad-
ding inteYsst.
PAYNE L MAYO,
LEGO A,ct;onssrs
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TELEGRAPHIG News
pC1ovAT.0F GOV. REEDER.

W.sHrseros. July as.- The President
hs. annn;nted John L Dawson Of Prnnsyf.
xanisi Governor of Kansas, vice Reeder re-
moved
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rs (Ak(l VANA CI,tAkS
OsOOO RETAILED IN THREE
MONTHS The .ub,ctiber has retsiled more GE-
than any other establishment in the State of Vir.
ginia He calls particular attention to the follow.
Ing popular brands: Cabanas, La asmin La Jacintc
Morera, Diana, Neb-j ,s, &c
CHARLES RICHARDSON
American Hotel corner Mai7 an II.h s.-
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T. PEN BERTON

T. PEMb ERTON,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale (for Cash) the follow
~ lowing Goods
Seine Irvine, all Nos; Seine Thread, 81. Nos
Seine Lines, Various lengths and szss
Cotton Cordage; Bed Cords; Leading Lines all sizss
Carpet Warp, all colors
Cotton Yarns; Cotton Batting, all numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards all numbers
Dupont's Sporting Powder
Shot, all sizes
English and American Gun Caps
With we'll selected assortment Of GROCERIES
suited to the Trade-al or any part of which, will
be sold at very small advances foy cash !,
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AALLEI'S MAGlCAL PAIN ca
H. TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflammation
from the severest burns scalds, In from one 20
twenty minutes. and will heal the wounds without
scar; 1t efectuslly cures Fever Sores, Piles saIt
Rheum, lnfammstory Rheumatism, Cuts Wounds
Bruises, scad Head, Corns and Bunions, Erysipelas
spr.in., Sweliings Felons, Chiblains, Bite of In.
.ects. swelied and Broken Breast, Bore Nipples
EruPtions and all other infammatory and outansous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
This article Is now put up In blue Wrappers with
new steel plate label, and signed by Fl DALEY, Ma
ker, and O. y. Clickner Co Propre tors, to guard
against the numerous counterfeits in nearly eyery
store
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists, are the only
authorized agents for the sale Of the genuine new
style and they furnish the trade at prophet pr.
es. Retail price only $50 a box NIB 2S-dG WIN
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HEAVY RoBBERY-Mr 8 D. Carpenter, editor OF
the Wisconsin Patriot, robbed last Tuesda Az night
onIhe cars, at some point between Adrian, Wiscou-
sin aud White Pigeon of near SII 600 mostly in
Ohio aud lad ana bi H.
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MELANCHOLY The dwelling house Of Mr.. Gray
near New Boston, Mass was struck by Lightning
i..t week. and his wife killed She had takea bel
infsnt on feather bed for safety, and when foune
the child was playing around the person Of the deac
Iao b or, striving [, s-frs-- her e.t-ption
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GUNNER CLOTHING-A LITTLE
~ MORE LEFT OF OUR STOCK BROUGHT
OUT THIS sEASON.-We are anxious tn make a
clean job of and have reduced the prices since the
LIST Of July in order to avoid packing swry the piles
Of goods on hard. some disposition must be nsde
Of them Parties inter would do well to call at
40 Main street examine the stock notice the les
qualities and prices with the satisfaction of kaowng
better. cheaper.
We have just received some few Alpaca Frocks
and Fancy Cashmere Paats, aud think we can sup
oily the wants of those who have been waiting for
such goods.
Come one, coma all. Sooner from our counters
would see to. Goods leave, than drive customers
away with extravagant prices
GROSHONG TUPMAN
iv25 ITO Main street
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VERY HANDSOME Lor AND NEW

VERY HANDSOME LOT AND NEW
DWELLING ON MARSHALL STREET
FOR SALE-We authorized to sell, that bar d.
SINE Lo. on North eide of Marshall street, bsween
t55 feet to an Alley 20 feet wide, ON whish Mr. NJ.
w. Ford. has recently erected Handsome cling
containing Is rooms tupplied with gas. water and
bath; also, ample servants accommodations Iand
stable.
Persons desiring to purchase. are requested to ex-
anime the prsDsa Q, which are open tor inspe ction
TERMs-Accommodatine. Apply to
GODDIN 4 APPERSON
ty 81 ct Aucfioneers,
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Fsoh THE BRITISH Provinces Papers from st,
Johns N B., To the sd and HafIx q to tn +.
20 are received The crops are REPRESENTED a,
aba ndant Mackerel were selling ct one penny per
eo1so The season has been a poor one for salmon
fsnsrmon.
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sBHrEscE OF HAVANA STATE PRIsoNeRs-
the Ge rse Law, from ,vapa, we learn hat many
Of ths persons implicated In what is called the
Pinto Conspiracy, have been released by the revi-
ioasry board OF the Proceedings Of the rnilit ~
commiss ON. Condemned, only, Mariana Ramirez
to Ceota six years; Benigao Gener Ia wealthy old.
gan Of Mstsnzaa) banished four years to Spain
u1d-r survstllance; Miguel Csntero, at present 10
tbs Uni ed States came sent-nse Aleio Jznssa
Mrsods aud Franctsco Perez Zuniga. to spain and
vsiisace for two years; and eighteen Others found
NOT guilty Of whom eleven ere in the United States
tsupposed, } including Mrs. Rita Balbin
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LIME TEAS.-Just received a new sup
l. ply of Teas. embracing ssne of the best Gun
powder Teas imported, selling at 81 per Id Young
Hysan Teas st Soc; choice Black Teas from so 75c
per ID. HULST L. KING,
iy 25-1w and Franz lin ar 1870 Rrosd at
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THH GKvERAT GosPokT The Sanitary commit.
tee Of Gasport report that for the "a hours endr
fhursday night, there four new cases aud -four
deaths Tho report included every case and death
that has occurred The disease exists only In Cos
port.
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DREplEkVE AND PICKLE JAR5.-
i Jast <essavsA spd for sale loW.s large supply
Of Preserve and P,cAls Jars al sizes
IL - gro. J. ouMNE6. No. % Pearl N.
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LOSS OF THE SHIP WATER WITCH.

New ORLEANS. July % Information has
besn received here of the loss of the ship
Wster Witch of Boston. which was loading
at Jalspa, Mexico, for New York, about the
1st of June Capt. Piummer was drowned
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UOFE q CU.,
Sole Proprietors Richmond. Va

, RICHMOND, January 16, 1855.
hessrs Dove Co.-For about seven years my
negro boy, Simon, bad ulcer on the shin bone Of
one OF legs be had had the very best medca ad
vice, and the strctes attention from myself the sore
has been repeatedly poulced and burnt iih caustic;
at intervals, whist giving applying medicine he has
osen Kept On low diet and also kept perfectly quiet
be ss large the palm ofa mans hand and at other
co larger than half dime, and even when II has at
tanned this small size would break out again. be.
aame certainly discouraged about it, and one day
while in your store. asked you what must do for
1t; you gave ma bottle of your Turf OIL and after
using bottles (by the direotion) 1t was entirely
months from his work, but since he has never
lost single day. | will add that have expended
uselessly on his limb about two hundred and 6fty
dollars, and 1t given pleasure add to the many
you have. this testimonial Of che virtues of your Turf
Oil. Very respectfully, 8. E. SHELTON
copy-pubished by permission from q lady OF
his ctv. NH Sl-d6 cts
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FAMILY FLOUR We have opened
l. our list for Family Flour to be ground the Ia.
ten days in August The universal s,tsfac On which
Flour gave last year, Ia ving tina,
he present years grinding will be very su OF rier-
Those W no wish to obtain ir supply of MS are re
crested 10 call and enter their names
jv 27-ts CRENSHAW & Fl sHER
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Correspondence of the Disp .tch.

Post Master GeneraI-THe academy Of
Music. &c
PHILADELPHIA, July %.
Hon. James Campbell, Post Master General, ar.
rived here yesterday, has visited tho navy yard
and was received with the customary salute OF
sixeeu guns.
Professor Renhardt, we'll known 10 the musical
circles OF our city, died yesterday.
The corner stone of the Acsd my Of Music was
Ia a little after O'clock Monday evening at tbs
ecraer Of Broad sad Locust sts. N. 3 LIE Brun the
architect. led the atone ia is place with silver
tro~ei, and handed the t. Dwell to his honor Nav or
Conrad Who completed the ceremony. The Mayor
then delivered an eloquent speech to large audi
eno-, notwithstsndipg q heavy rain.
Since the LIST INST the Rec,iver of Taxes has paid
into the oty treasury S04,422.6 oo account Of the
taxes for the present year. making total of Ssa7
se9 II since J.nuary Iss. This amount 10 S73 1913 al
les than the assessment
Alderusn Joshua Mitchell died at his residence in
this city Thursdsy.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,

BY TAYLOR a. WILLIAMS.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF Me-
"A GROEs-On WEDNESDAY. Ist Ausust AZ
IL .'aioct NJ. at the flee Of TAYLoa WILLIAMS,
On 1sh :. ~ will Be 'od the following
her child, hsiis and her child. W.shin ston and and
Lucy. "
Most Of these negroes ere young, some Of them
are good Coos snd house servants and eli of them
are OF good character. - :.
.Aimnistratos Of VIM. Evans, decd
TAvL2x WHIIAMs. Auc.s jy7s
CMALL FRAMED no USE ON 1sr
- BETWEEN BYRD AND CANAL STREETS.
O'Clock r. N. will be sold ANAL framed house 10,
Gated as above and adjoirinS the property Of Mr..
John f. Knowles The Lot fronts n fact and rms
back AZ feet The House has several rooms and may
TEsMs-6 ns third cash; balance at Z and mos,
sa ''a as sSf'ss z w siIi. ANS Aue
prick DWELLING ON lsr BE-
II TW ZEN MAIN AND CAEY STREETS, AT
AUcTiS N-.On THURSDAY, Ausust I'd. at 81
O'Clock + ID will be sold neat Brick Dwellipg To-
the first louise South of Main stiGst 1t has good
Basement. one room on the first hoor and two rooms
on the siaond door, with front and back porcheG
suhsanti Brck Kitchen, with good servants' rooms
.nd city hyd' ant In the gard. fhs Lot fronts %
feet.
Tbis i, Dns of the most desirs ,ls Houses in tn
business
TERMS One-fourth cash; b,lanca at T. and 10
months. 18th interest ad ed and secured by Trust
De ed. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS
jyA Auctoneers
A NE W BRICK COTTAGE ON MAR
"A SHALL STREET AT AUCTION-On TUES.
DAY Slst July. at 81 O'Clock, P. M, upon the pre-
misses will be sold the New Brick Cottage, at the
northea.t corner Of MARSHALL and Smith streets
occupied by Mr. T. w Townsend. and opposite to
the residepce of Mass~na BeazeleY
1t hiss elk rooms besides two closets ged
venentiy.
TLe lots fronts q II IL feet and runs back 15S feet
to an alley Is feet wide
Ita location which il pleasant apd retired a. aIs,
its accommodations. render it desirable to those in
want of sucn property
TERMS Ooe-fourth cash, balance at A. 8 and II
months With interest, credit payment be secured
by deed Of trust.
jv2S TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-30

DOR SALE-A superior highly finished
l. marble bed BAGATELLE TABLE only ten
months old, and in first-rate order Apply to
ANDRE MULLER
At the Billiard Saloon on Fran lin st..
Y25-lw Deposits M stropolitan Hall.