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New York Tenant Houses.
THE NINTH WARD RECEPTION HOUSE OF THE JUvE


The committee OF the Legislature appointed to examine
the tenant houses of New York resumed their weekly in
spections yesterday. Messrs. Brevoort, Duganne and
Shea Of the committee present. also repre-
sentatves from the Common Council Committees Public
Health. They met at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the City In
spector's Office whence, accompanied by Mr. Downing,
Superintendent Of Sanitary Inspection Of New York, and
the Health wardens of the wards they proposed to VISIT
they proceeded in carriages to the Ninth ward.
No. Carkson street was the first house looked
through. The lot contained three buildings front,
middle and rear They were old, and in a mos,
diapdated and filthy condition. The rooms were
OF most meagre dimensions-in instances a
whole family being crowded into single apartment moi
ten by twelve feet in dimensions The entrance
and halls all exceedingly narrow. besides being
dark and covered with thick dirt In Of fire
scape of all the inmates would be utterly impossible
The buildings filled with tenants and mainly
rish. From 81 to So so month is the rent paid In
he middle structure there very slight chance for air
to circulate light to gain admission The owner of
the premises lives in Providence, Rhode Island.
The next place visited No. Horato street. five
story brick building Of comparative comfortable
modations The ceilings were high and the air crcu-
lated through in oierabls freedom. The halls also
wide, and easy in of fire. The charged
here were from So to 81 month.
The committee went from this place to No. Is West
Thirteenth street the reception house of the New York
Juvenile Asylum. Children received here prepare
tory TO being sent to the asylum in 175th street At pre-
sent about seventy children here mostly below four
teen years Of They were kept cleanly and pre-
sented appearance The general character Of the
children brought here is well known. Tho object of tho
committee in visiting the locality to that small
house could he filled with inmates and everything be
kept in good order.
features worthy Of special note There was GRACIOUS
yard in the and for circulation of air After finish
ing the inspection OF this place the committee adjourned
to next Thursday, when they will look through the
Eleventh and Thirteenth wards.
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Mas SENT LErEss.-The following IS list Of letters adj
veriiscd in tho Baltimore Sun, June "a, 1885, remaining
In the Baltimore Post Office uncaled for for Boston, New
York and Philadelphia houses
Ptston--A. Cunningham Il Son.
New York;. Moore Co; r. Spencer CO. J, Wa
ter 4 Co.
phladelpbia--B. NJ Bunker; lnskeep, Mckee Price;
Hoskins Heske Il Co William T. jerks John r,
White. -
List or letters advertised in the Philadelphia Public
JedoT June 81 1856 remaining in the Philadelphia Post
ONCE uncaled for being for Boston, New York and Bal
timore hodk3-
wilder 4 Go.
B.tlmore-Eaton Brothers; VIM. Warner Co.; VIM.
r Nurtoch & Co; George Webb n Co.
New York.-Iayard Taylor h Co; w. n II. Baldwin Il
Co Blanchard Ayres Blanchard, Teibell, Jennings
90.
Cincinnati, Ono-istleman, Ellis u Co.
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On Thursday, juno -, DASpI r., infant of sephcn
and Mary Kelly, aged month and 70 days.
II q relatives and friends Of the family invited %
attend the funeral from the residence Of his parcrts No
81 Murray street. this afternoon. at two o. clock.
A. Scarsdalc, Wes,chestcr county, sunday June -
SAMuRl CoRNEtL, aged - wears.
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Supreme Court.

This Wa to have 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning; il then adjourned TO O'Clock, but com
sci were engaged further postponed 10 this day
HridayJ at IL O'Clock.
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letter from potdsm Of the Let June says-The King
and The Iniperor Alexander had narrow escape last
evening on their return from Berlin. At the moment at
which the royal carriage lett the railway station, hack
cab owing the darkness Of the night and the heavncss
Of the rain ran against with such violence TO break
or OF tie springs The King and Emperor were obliged
10 aght in the midst ol the rain aud to enter another
carriage.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.Nos. 6S, SO, CT, 8, ~,
A, 81, 70 -. -. 80,
23o5 2s2s 1862 1850 il07 2l3l 1925 2955 $751; $3.50,
3o7s 2se7 1882 ST. 1898 1884, 3oo2, l3i7 2s35, 266,
3l6l, 31e2
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 671 721, 100, 1903, 1853, 10,
I'll 772 TIA IT'S ISL 1872 1885 7s9 1893 7gI, 1871 rs3,
SOL so2 so3 so4 so7, sos so9 SILL sl2 slS slo 81,
Sl8, a55, 1886, 743
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On Monday June 90 Mt No l22 East Twelfth street. by
The Rev Or. Millt,i, Mr.. CHRISTIAN Y STEVENS 10 Miss
JAsr wAIllcE CaMrEFI1, all Of this city,
w Wedlsssay, Juae "a al he yeslsnce Of the BRIDES
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PHlLAnELrIIIA, June 2-Arr bark Dnnswortl, Jew.
Pedro Keys; brigs Move ODD Ocrlok, Bremen; Boston
m spc.rine savanna Ia Mar Ormus, Baker New Bedford
sch Onion, Johnson Sagua Lion, Grant Barbadoes; Oa
Prince Cenucgos; Sarah Benson, NBedford Per-
kns Nickerson Providence; Calhoun, Lambert Hyan.
Eddy Kelley FAN River and cid Gouccster) John
Roach Salem land cid for dol Monitor Roberts
Waehsm nd cid for do Globe Homer Boston and cid
dol; Geo Hoffman, Nickerson. do
ReIew bark fremont from Boston
cid steamer kennebec Hand NYork ship Tuscarora Dun
levy Llycrp0o' briggs Albion Cooper smith CardeHss
Frost, Heagan, Portland; A White, White Martha Wash
ington Anderson, aud Keoka Treat Boston, schrsJ Bliss
Hatch, bangor, Howard Baker; Geo Jones, Crowel
apdi II MAILER, Crowel, Boston; Martha Wrightngon
Wrighngion, Fall RIVER; JulIus Webb, TrbbIc Hartford
Heskshcr, subbs Salem West Clean, Turner, Gouces
ter Hannah Grant, New Newburyport; Selma Helen
Kelly ProvRcetown Eglantne, Mercy, Salem; Osborn
nj Itx
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Port OF New York, June 20, 1855.


Steamship Emeu (Br), Little, Havre--E Cunard.
Bari Bark Monank Lincoln Galyes,on- Brewer Co
BRIG j L Penny, Davis, Malaga-Gomez, Wallis Co.
r rs Esss s bs%o
B rs o6e f nexo
sclr lnkermann tBr, Alderman, Halfax-McAulh, Vince
schr r Epsme Miner Jasks:pvills.Ians West
schr Marccna, brewster Baltimore, Merrill Abbott
ssr %sr If sasss Mckee
steamer Pamco, Darling, ashing,on-Demill 4 Co.
Steamship Jamestown Parrish Norfolk &c, with mdsc and
passengers, 10 Indian / Peasants.
k s.S 81
riesced Ish westerly Winds and from, the Banks
and 10 10 taylor d y d. oa
s9so saw 2icebergs Experienced light winds and Gains
Ship, ATnold Bonnser Prus Am.,ada Rotterdam, May
inst lat 10 o. Ion g several large icebergs 7h ns, lat
1912 lon IS H. spoke ship Julia Theresa hence for Liver
Ship caiharIns Edwards antwerp and Flushing, May H.
on Ne tanks saw use several e e -, s.
with ma.
t,ny I.a for SsTEos iS q %s; &
sHssa sfas s % signals w
ship Hannah crSeksr HENCE rs for New oTIe,n.
cF. END lays wig sugar. Gsinas Haars -
saP . ia Ssrt days ys s sS 'aS
signals with ship Gn
with sugar, mola ses &c. 20 Hi.
Bark Meiien (of Yarmouth Johnson Sagua Ia Grande
slk W c"cn kssa %S' Is days with cotton &C.
to wakenan Dimon CO. lh inst lat y 49, Ion 80 3d.
chan god signals With clipper ship Addison Gilbert Paine from
New Orleans for verpoo sd lat "a 80 hon 76 spoke
FAX virginia OF Nssh!ss Thurlow Key West, day.
witt, mahogany &c TO Thompson Hunter. 9th inst lat rs
IS, Ion IS s0 saw ship Nile, OF Richmond steering N
Brig Guscppina Cc) Napoleon Palermo 10 days. passed
Gibraltar April 10 Will fruit and passengers to Chamber
lain Robinson X 10.
Brig Mary wilkins (of Saem), Nickerson Buenos Ayres
May TO- with hides, &c TO- Ropes The Br bark veloci
Commodore saer May 49, lat "a D. lon A. So spoke whale
ship AdeInc rotherscn from New Zenand of aud for New
bediord 9Th lat u 10 lon 80 spoke brig Chattanooga
Franclsco June % lat "a u.s. 10 TO- spoke bark
cesor. fer Porto Rico.
BrIg Baltic fr currcy Poat Prince, Il days. with log
weed, TO g Ackerly.
I1ig Milton. McEwan, Port au Prince, IA DAYS. with log
wood, ii Becker h Graves
Brig Lark Burgess, Humacoa, PR June l. with sugar
&c 10 r DcwoM june 49, lat 81 49, lon 80 S. passed brig
steering showing white signal with red letter IN IT,
Brig East Hepburn, Galveston y days with coonS to
& Murray 20
schr Ella Simmons Pugh, Newbern, NC, 4 days
Schr Jamestown, Latourete, City Point ) days.
Schr NaFb'elead, McInirc Passport, 10 days.
Schr Mary Peavey, Edget, Easport days.
Schr Lizzie Dyer, McFadden, Passport, 9days.
schr Jones Clark, Machiss, 10 days
schr Rosannah Pose, Coombs Bangor 10 days.
schr Charlotte. Head Rockiand.
Schr Mary Iarnsworth, Everett, Roekland.
Schr Grace Darling Carr, Permon for Warren, RI.
Propeller rotsn, Morley, @a!more, 3 days.
Propeller Seneca, Chslkcr, Hartford ~ hours
BELOW.
brig, unknown.
steamship Emeu (Br), Havre; ship Ontario Liverpool.
"A a ~ la,
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miscellaneous and Disasters.

NEW STEAMSHIP Fron TIE CHARLESTON LiSE-Mr William
ro er has con the construction Of steamship
nj ia ard at Point Mcssrs spoord Teson Co
of New York their Charleston line she VIII be 2O feet
ng rs feet beam % deep ana about 1900 tons measure.
ocrt she will be supplied with side iover CINE from The
%ovely Works The ship will be launched nn, the rst OF
November Nj collyer has also laid the keel OF propeller
e. yr Eeson Charleston which be suppled with ms
etney ior dredging the bar She will BE long Is Zee,
nam 10 deep and about 100 tons measurement Shc viii
be launched about the Grst OF September also has
schooner frame Of 0 tons FOR John Gedney nep
o. (, = NE cors.irr trade
lLe lro9SDea Wssssn Woa ql w tous tqr sacrpsa and
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MARITIME INTRLLIGENCR.
DR. CALIFORNIA, ETC.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM

Illinois. New York ....Juy s.. Aspnwa
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA
IsAEEL-From Cbarleson 18th and sk, due at Havana "a
and tn From Havana 10th and 18th, due at New York 18th
and LIST.
ENTIRE CIrY NEW GRANADA-rrom New York 18th, ar
irving Havana and New Orleans 18th From New Or
leans 9Th, Havana S.h due at New York 18th
QrAxER CiTY-From New ork ISL OF each month arriving
a. Havana Sh and Mobile sth From Mobile 18th, Havana
When the above dates fall Sunday the will
Monday They leave New Orleans A. n tide
VIII admit and the Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana
NA.M.
THB OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value those having correspond
in the Fast
The mail leaves Southampton the 4th and 3Nh Of eahs
month and
Arrives Gibraltar aLout the 9Th 2sh same month
Arrives at Malta about 4th and 3Cth month.
Arrives at Alexandria about the 18th OF and h u f
about the Goth Of and 9Th 9Th
following month.
at Alden about the 25 Goth Of and ioa
Leaves Alden about the 18th or 9th Of same and dag Of ART
val for Bombay, and lIth 10 3Oth for China, 30.
Indian Navy arrives At Bombay about the Sd 70 81
r. and o. steamer arrives at Point de Gale about the f
7th and I'D to 23d Of following MONTH
steamer has already arrived which takes the mall
Arrives Mt rulo Penang about the lAh 18th and 2Sh
20th Of following month.
Singapore about thu 18th 10th OF
Leaves Singapore about IL hours after arrival
Arrives at Hong Kong about the I'D or oath and Sh h
Leaves next day for Shanghae.
Two mails leave Epgand-one the 9Th and 10th OF each
mont-via Marseles and arrive at Alexandria about the
same time as the Southampton mail
-~~~~~~->~~~~S>~~>->>-
An packages and letters intended for The NEW YoRx HERALD
sR0ud be sealed
ALxAsAc FOR NEW YoRx-rHE DAT.
30 IL az
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Herald Marine Correspondeuce.

Steamship Emeu Orb fiavre; ship Ontario, Liverpool
Wind during the day, S.
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packages and letters intended for he NEW YoRK HERALl
should be sealed
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Foreign POrtss

RuENos AYpEs May 9-Sid bark yeIocidadc Orb NYork
would call IN Monevideo for Commodore Selter. .
GErIE sweden. May 3U-In port ship Otomoco, Newcomb
from NCrlcais, 18th
irsAceA, PR June 4-ln port brig Ce.esna, Fickeu Ter
Nyork days - .
NAouABo rR June sIn port brig James Crosby, Ciord.
pxpRo KEYS June Ain port briggs Ocean Belle, Daulby.
latn days. Black Hawk for Nfork T. sid ID bs<k
Mary Il Donaldson Philadelphia. -
roRr AU rRscE about june lo-ln port briss Boo' dsgs
Gen Taylor, ~,
sAcui. about June I5-Ia por, ships Humphrey, Nor
ri dc; Moro Caae, Slower, Nfotk, kg reporto1-
probably Tor Europe tarks Gushing, celcord de Joha
uihrop Treat 4 Fletcher, ldg; Eugene
Reed ls arr Mary Bentley; Theodore Curtis and John
Bird, Dig; also Reindeer, aud Geo Thomas
SrHissa, FLU port bark Clara Bell, Power, Tor
Br trs south BOSTON, Cunningham from
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Bordeaux Hcsper Perkins, Cardn; Warden Gill; Boston;
ebsh oo rsaS sm Sawpor as cose
sh ships coodee Bs
LyerpOSl julia Howard Cole cs'9S span brig Mercedes
TowsdG I'm ship bark Panama:
York, sd 5r'g Fanny wh,nsr, Gage Blooa, SPAN
nne - rM Il, P sr, sm1n no others hers. ses
olivia Virginia, PAYS DO 70. Nysrk xvo...
high sanseliss Perry. Murray, NYork Sid slOop.
Whs xgsg" ans M r seSp Sho sy Lake PHI
INV BEDFORD. June 2i1Arr schr Elizabeth smith.
nah s. Nicserson and cornea Russell NYork sd z5ih
SEN Nh VIII Hs SSE ssSr Merritt Wright Aba
ny sid schrs Whistler, Jr VA WIN Dement, do, sioop
PORTLAND June 24-Irr steamer Locust Point, French.
PoRrsMouTH, June 24-ArsbrI Zenith, DAVIS, Baimore
PARISH NYot .ebrs sosnar Mecorc ae ssS
Ann Cole Susan, Rogers Boston SD I'd, schr ccriin
PRWoeViNCETowN June as-An sehr Pinia La,hrop, ph,
PKOvIDENcE, June a5-Arr steamship Pelican Aiirich;
NYs. sch Es MARY N Tsroe IfsySr samoss sea Gain
hammock Hamle iial, Pl,iaaephs Albert rhac, ,lien
Raymsni do, 1deisids Haishas' Troy 6aaleI wsS.
ss t ses r9 Hay xa S % Tos eaG
pessss's @ ss Ss ES%n e s c ssn.
ssrs ssnhern port T1srya srgss ssislpaa
Iionsh and Monsoon, Wood NYogk; soop Copy whcclsr
RoCKLXND, juno s-irr seirs Isaac Achorn Brcw,sar.
NYesk Bay STATE ysrri do er Lsl,ss SD sh sehrs MIR
Jameson, and Urro Cowi Smith, NYorki Joseph FarweI.
a ;sar rssaes Syo Eo, Is c. .sn cpsa ana
ds19 .1 Es cc4s SEo %
,RitINoNp, ys june S-srT sc.as issali Moss WORK
sa .s ar III Il Williams yorS si,6 Ssfy Ray Do < La
&GaTS E9ea clam Maarhs .s se
YWk, CID zst schr WATSON, RobAaS3h Posaaii, Nc.
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by Larus Il shine.

STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, CT.
- CARS, OLD LIQUORS. FURNITURE, &c,
At AUCTlON.-Wili be sold at public auction on
FRIDAY, the 18th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
It our store, large assortment of Staple and Fancy
Goods, just received Per steamer from New York,
epbras1ns in part Sand Boxes, Csndlesticts, Tin
Plates Fluid Lamps, Sugar Boxes, Feather Busters
Floor do, Matches, Bread Baskets, Mouse Traps
&c, &c
Also, 80 o9o domestic Cigars euitabs for the retail
trade.
Also: about 10 doz Old Liquors in bottles, such as
Irish Whiskey. French and Peach Brandy, Gc
Also, lot OF House Furniture consisting OF the
usual variety. LARUS x SHINE
DE III Auctioneers.
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added to the above sale, 80 bbls of BEEF,
In prime order, just received per steamer
de 10 LARUS j. SHINE. Aucts.
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Cioaks! Cloaks. Cloaks !-Lacea
EmBRoIDEkIEs. &c.-Opening this day.
Rich Velvet Clcaks
Cloth and Beaver CIoaks and Talmas, all coIou
Entirely new style Cloth Circulars
Bay State and Stella Shawls
Black Lace Collars and Setts
Ladies and Children's Zephyr Hoods, Nantes and
Faiencias and Printed De Lines. new and verv
cheap. PRICE, BAYLY WATKINS 1
no 2s-lm Nearly opposite Exchange Bank
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sPEsIAT. NOTICE,,.

Areffwmed Hreath. -Whe vvould hnva
sh ~ breath when BY asine the BALM 81
nv ~ nIIE WATER LILY ~ OeuttfheA 4 On
oe rendered sweet and leave tho tseth = ~hits ~
ssoassss Put drop on your tooth brushyand MN
the teeth night and morning. ~
Heauttfal CompIexIeu may eaailv i. A..
yn,fsd BY using the BALM Of the WHITE WITES
LII viii removs tan, pimpIes and freokjss
rom tue skin. leaving Ii soft and rosy Wet to-,.
niaAt snd ncrpine -" - = = shs tacs
Shaving Made Easy.--wst your br,h ma
p sss on Two or three drops OF the BALM a. ths
MmLtE WATER lilly, rub the beard VAN ana 4.
will make beautiful soft iathcr. -s''' mo |"
Prics fifty Gems * - s. - 81
sists generally. W, sna Drus-
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,.~ s onns year Toeth..-Arrest De.
ester snd peifumed breath can be- os,aned bv ths
be forp no;wD y DENTAL FLUID prevent.
n,na,,. o. tar-r, renders the teeth white, and
-. aeusntful and permanent Aromatic fra
s sr"noe 70 the breath. Recommended a. superior To
ny ~ preparation known, by Dn Peasants. Hudson.
noS.;o;.r &c nc OF this city, and by Dentists and
Sst safe oy all Druggists. wholesale and retail bv
GEORGE DOWDEN,
q. % Chemist and Druggist
w 9Th and Broad sta
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-~-s = 8 = -.
AUCTION aALEa.
FUTURE DlYS.

Cq 16rslrsE' 22RqaR PRE- |. OATS Tssz con.
.s.ii os.1 =! !n 81. &c AT AUCTION
u Amelia county TJESDxY D:ssns ss1 ,s.h I;
s.. nos, On the avxt fair day, all NJ Crons ~
god sss ss:sps o. q s a. Si n q Cor. q
SSssaw, Chad, stock Of Horeea HniS. C.ss,.'
s sns Ias and stock Hogs yoane, No. S.iss
scs s '1 Fsmy Joke Of we'll breie ossn; stocE &
Thrsahins Machine; excellent Wh.st "a ~ sS
S., OF burreis Whsat Respers, in 6rst rats or.
as sso :s.sr:. sOcd Wasons ana Cart, Plough.
hold ana K,ssI soon CsrI.age and Harness; HOUSE.
Term: on day Of sale to commences at 10 o,eIoet
sa s continue next day, IL not completed.
~ to-->oS f=ra - sJHO. TfI.M0N rnc~yu
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intending to make change In their firm in tS.;
store OF tins city on the LIST Of January next resps
luiiy cali the attention of their customers and H.
punue IN general that they will sell of at cost thar
entire large. we'll made and well selected stocL ~
GLoTalNG. Their stock comprises in part. b.avy
haok riolng over. Goats, and large sssortmeut of
o.her Gnds: fine Fancy Silk Velvet Black Satin
Fancy and Blk Silk, aud Cloth and Cashmere vests,
good assortment Of Black and Fancy Cs.simars
SLACK Cloth Coats of all grades and Business
Ciotninx; Talmss, Raglans. end good selection of
dENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODSI
All they AJAX Is q call and examine for yourselves
M HEXTER SONS, No so Bfain st.
Next door to Purcell, Ladd l. Co.'S, Druggists.
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by Giodain 4 App-rson, Aucts.
EARM OF ITO ACRES In HANOVEH
~ EIEHT MlIES EAST OF q IlII MONl M

EARM OF Ito ACRES In HANOVER
L EIGHT MILES EAST OF RIoHMOND, TO
GETHER WITH CROPS OF CORN, oats
FODDER, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C,
FOR SALE AT -1UCTION-On WEDNESDAY,,
18th December, 1856, commencing at IL o'clcck. NJ,
will be sold at auction the premises the Farm To-
sides 1t lies the New Bridge Road, 8 miles east
Of Richmond, adjoining the farms of Drs. w. +.
Gsins' o ana hsnry Ga. !. contains ne acre.: OF
DER Tho soil is very good and well ad spted to the
cultivation of vegetables &c 1t has on it all the ne.
c.sary buildings, except the dwelling house. (which
was recently destroyed by fire. After the sails Of the
land will be scid ell the Perishabls Estate Oh the
place, consisting of crops of Coin, Oats, Fodder,
sttaw, &c. Also, Household Furniture and Farming
Implements.
Terms: For the land one.third cssh, balance at
II and 10 months for bonds bearing interest secured
by trust deed For the personal estate, ell sums
der $40 cash, over that amount months credit, for
bonds with good security.
deIG GODDlN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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by Richard CauthOrn.

CLOTHING, SHOES, CAPS, &c, AT
~ AUCTION On WEDNESDAY. Itch inst at
my store, at 1oa o'clock A. NJ. will sell at auction
large lot of Clothing, consisting of Dress Frcck,
Business and Cloth Overcoats, Cloth and Cashmere
Pants, Cassnst de-. Satin Cloth and Cashmere Vests
Cloth Cars, Heavy Lined and Bound Brosans, &c &c.
The above all fresh and desirable stock and be-
long to q dealer who is closing out .-
TERMS. Cash for all sums of $50 and under, over
this amount 60 days credit for approved paper.
Goods ready for examination the day previous.
de 10 r. CAUThORN Auct,
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NEGKOEs FOR SALE Will be sold = +
Jetersviile Depot on the Richmond and Danyiile
Railroad in the county of Amelia. ON THURSDAY.
the lst day of January 1887, twenty six likelv NE
thoES, the property of James r Vaughan. dead
consisting of Men, Women, Boys Girls and Children
Terms: A credit of six months will be given. the
purchaser giving bond with approved security before
the property Is delivered.
J. N. VAUGHAN,
or = 0ctoe Admir- of James r. Vaughan.
= ALE OF PERSONAL. PKOPEHTY
-, ANp LEASE OF LOTS.-On MONDAY, the
18th day of December, 1856, at IL O'Clock, A. M.
shall sell at public auction, on premises, three
Horses, hree Cows, two Heiers, Gig hteen Hoes two
Carryalls, one Carr three stacks of Oats fifteen bar
rels OF Corn, all the Farming Implements, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture and other personal pro.
peIty. of the late John Brauer.
Terms OF SALE-Cash, to all sums under $50.
a sums OF S5o and over negotiable notes at 60 days
FREDERICK BRAUER, Admir-,
of John Brsuer, decd
Alter the above sale, will lease out atpublic auc.
ton, two Lots suitable for Market Gardens about
one mile from Richmond, and seeded IN wheat One
lot has comfortable Dwelling, with thirteen acres
OF land attached the other contains IA acres with
Kitchen, Barn and stable. l will also lease several
lots near the residence of the late John Brauer
FREDERICK BRAUER
Agent for Sarah Ann Brauer and
d4S-tds Guardian of her children
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-10
By Davenport. Allen & Go.

ny DuScupOrts Alien az Co.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-.Ou
NTHURSDAY, 18th December will sell at o
O'Clock at our auction store, assortment of Greece.
RES viz:
zoe bags Laguayra and Java Ccfee
80 hhds. MOlasses
200 bbls. Rsctifisd Whiskey
so do. Old Rye do.
100 do. N e. Rum
so packages Brandy
$50 boxes Soap and Candles
5000 reams Cap, Letter. and Wrapping Paper
25 tierces New Rice
Green and Black Teas, Claret and Port
Wines
ALSO.
1000 sacks Liverpool Fine Salt
500 do. Ground Alum do In prime order
ALSO,
Manufactured Tobacco 90 bxs good out ty
fERMs-Uunder Is lG0 cash; 800 and over mons
credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT ALLEN CO,
de8 Auctioneers.
/ AND FOR SALE, IN POWHATAN
- COUNTY-Will be sold, the l7tn day of
December next, SO Acres of Land, belonging to tho
estate OF Robert Haskins decd. ghe Land 10 ad-
Joining the lands of Robert Bass E. Lee, and within
quarter of mile of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad. The land will be sold soon after the land
of F. Goode, and at the Same place.
Terms made known on day of sale.
de 8-d9tt B. r. HASKlNS, Leastee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-10
By AIexn~d~r Nett.

WATCHES. JEW Elh 4, HARDWARE.
w CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &c-Win BE- cold at
large assortment of Watches, Jewslry, Hardvsre.
Cutlery, Pistols, Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats Tsney
Glassware, DO. ..,-s
The above goods are now landing from New York.
and will be sold without limit reserve. The ale
will be continued every night this week. until he
stock 10 closed. ALEX. MOTT,
90 % -- b. Auetionosr