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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-15
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
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ny t:oddin e. Apperson.

VALUABLE DWELLING AND VACANT
LOTS On CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.--Will be sold at auction, on the prerni.
SEES on WEDNESDAY, the 23th of May 1885, at "A
o'clock +. NJ, the valuable dwelling with an hall
acre Lot attached recently occupied by A. L. Roys-
ter Esq. The lot fronts on the south side Of 0rsce
street l32 feet back 9Th street 1865 feet The
dwelling and out-houses ample for the secommo-
dstion Of large family and In good repair. The
After which will be sold vacant Lot on the east
line Of 18th. between Franklin and Grace streets,
fronting s24 feet, running back l32 feet
Also, vacant Lot at the corner of Main and 50th
streets, in rear of Capt Lbbys residence, fronting
go feet, running back 126 feet to an alley.
TERMs-One-fourth cash balance at 4, 8 and IL
months for negotiable notes interest added. secured
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
Flat OF the property can be seen at our office.
myI5 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Auets.
RULDING LOTS, AT AUCTION...Wfn
II be sold on FRIDAY, 18th day of May. 1856
various sizes, in Fulton and Lewis plan. No. Most
Of these lots well located for private residences
having fine soil for gardens &c. and others valua-
Die as grocery stands fronting they do on the new
road, opened from the williamsburg road through
Wickenvtlle, which leads to and from pepulous
section of country.
TERMS at sale, which will be accommodating.
good moulders sand.
GODDIN APPERsoN. Aucts.y
After the sale of the foregoing property, will be
SOLD lot In Port Mayo, part of Mr. Bosseiuxs plan
ana nesutlfuiiy located lot on Bloody Run street
near the handsome residence of Capt. George Myers
enjoying beautiful view of the river and surround
ing country. a.
my 15.--tds
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BY Dickinson, Hill & Co.

VUMWISSSIONENsS| SAIL UF STA ER.
" Under decree of the Circuit Court of Rich
mond, 10 suit of "Hof, &C., Roganni, &c" will be
sold on MONDAY the 26th day of May at 10 O'Clock,
A M, at the auction room of Dickinson. Hill Co.,
slaves-consisting of a woman named Mary and four
children, the eldest about years DID, Terms cash.
By order of the Commissioners
DICKINSON, HILL CO.,
my 14-dtds Auctionees
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" Bowers, Snyder and Carter..of the
RICHMOND Stove AND ARCHITECTURAL Iron
WORKS, have opened an office and Sample Rsom on
10th street, two doors south of Main street
NH 28-Sm*
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HOUSES AND LOTS AND BUILDING
AT AUCTION--On WEDNESDAY,, May 2lst COM
mencing at 5 o'clock, p. M. will be sold, upon the
premises respectively, the following real estate, in
the order named
The neat Brick Cottage on the north side of Mar
shall street, at its western extremity. adjoining the
by M Altermayer; it has five rooms three closets,
a well of excellent water in the yard, and IN
mented with beautiful shade, and q variety of fruit
Trees the lot fronts IS feet and runs back 1876 feet
Four building lots situated opposite the above, at
the Southwest corner of Marshal and - streets
an alley 20 feet wide, the lot having framed
dwelling its and five fruit trees on the whole
Also-Three tenements on the South side OF Broad
street. in rear of the above, each with rooms and
out houses The lots front together 60 feet, and
back to the alley as above. These tenements are
now yielding good rents:
Terms will be very favorable, and will be made
my Is TA1LOh q WILLIAMS, AucIs.
COMMISSIONEK,S SALE OF LOTS
u In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Hanover county, entered on the 18th day OF March,
1885, in the suit of Anderson vs.. Sale and Wife, &C.
as commissioner, named in said decree, shall oher
for sale, at public auction on the premises on MON.
DAY, the 18th day of May 1856, the several lots OF
ground purchased by William A. Wright, and Will
liam T. Boze at sale made, under decree IN the
same suit by Josephus Anders commissioner, on
the 7th day of November, 1855 The said lots are
situated on Union Hill, between 9th and 18th, and
between O. andiP streets, and one ON the corner OF
Venable and nth streets. The sale IL made at the
risk and costs of William A. Wright and the estate OF
William T. Boze deceased. TERMS cash.
c. g. GRISWoLD, Commissioner
S sslt sa conducted TRIIYLoR WILLIAMS Aae..
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~ To the Ladies' Of Richmo nd I'VE are
snsws SILK Dresses. Silk Capes, &C. a. ~ell as they
can be done In New York, or elsewhere Six Dresses
ripping Specimens Of work can at ali times be seen
az our ONCE DENNIS & BROTHER
Successors to J. w. Hines Franklin st.
my IS--iws Opposite METROPOLITAN Hall
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CO.. The Ladies Of the second Baptfst
Snuncn WIN hold . FAIR at Cornthlan Hall com
nenclns on MONDAY morning, at 10 o'clock and be
Sonunaeo during the week-st which place they will
At large '.N ,nv Is'I "a
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ENUKNITUKE, DRY GOODS, CLOTH
L ING. GROCERIES, &c.-Wil be sold at auc-
ton on THURSDAY, May 18th, at 10 o'clock, a gene
raj assortment Of new and second hand Furniture,
from family declining housed in good ORDER
Also several invoices Dry Goods, Ready made Cloth
ing, Shoes, Hats. Gaps. Crockery and Glassware.
ADDITIONAL % bbls superior Mononga Whis-
key; boxes Otard's Brandy; do Schiedam Gin; S
do old Holland Gin; Soap, Candles, Sugar, Coffee,
Tomato Catsup, Fish, Currants. &c.
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BY Taylor & Williams.

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON FIRST,
i BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL SITS,
AT AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY 22d of MAY, at S
O'Clock P. NJ upon the premises win be sold two
framed Tenements situated above. on the East
side of street The lots front together about fifty
feet.
The houses have been lately painted and improved,
are in good order, and rent we'll.
TERMs-One.fourth cash balance at 4, and II
months, for notes. with interest added, and q trust
deed. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
m met
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ROOhS.-
ID LYRA Germanca Hymns for the Sundays and
chief festivals of the Christian year, trans ated
from the German; rs cents.
SICKNESS, its Trials and Blessing To which Is add
edPrayers for the sick and dying; ST..
SOCIAL Science, Introduction to Social Science. A
discourse in three parts. By George II. Calvert;
60 cents.
CLEANING, some Wheat, some Chat. By Miss A.
A. Goddard; ST..
PHILLY and Kit, or Life and Raiment. BY Caro-
line Cheesboro; ST..
YANKEE Travels through the Island of Cuba, or the
Men and Government, the laws and customs of
Cuba, as seen by American eyes; 81
NEW French. English and Engish-French Die
tonary. By Marin de la voye; 81 so:
RICHMOND in Bye-gons-dsys. By an old citizen
new supply; ST..
A DEED of Gift to my dear son, Captain Matt.
Page one of his rajestys JuBtices for New Kent
county, in Virginia, l687-with preface-by
Bishop Meade Scents.
COLOMBIA, a story of the Corscan Vendetta, trans.
lated from the French of Prosper Mermse. This
is a spirited and graceful TRANSLATION of most
fascinating book. Its scenes are new, and the
heroine is creation that the reader will not soon
forget. The story cannot fail to be widely popu-
lar. In one vol. Printed from antique type
Price rs cents.
BERENlCE. an autobiographical Newell. In this
book many phases of life and character are pre-
scented with startling force. The experiences OF
high spirited girl an orphan among strangers
an i'll starred marriage, and second struggle for
support and competence; these with the CEN
nected incidents form an interesting history OF q
woman's life and o woman's heart. In one vol.
For 1 sale BY ~ JAMES wooDHoUsE co.
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r. w. Leigh Burton, Dentist.-Ohce on
ain. between 9th and 10th Streets formerly occu-
pied BY Mcconnell < Burton, and next door below D.
+. Sempls's Drng store. ap 75-lm
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DOXRDlNls.--A gcnfIeman and his wife
ID OF sinels lsdies wishing 10 obtain Board IN prf
vaxs family. san do % by applying ON Main street,
between second and third, second door from the
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by Alexander Mott,

BY Alexander Mott.
RACON SIDES. -.Wilf be sold mt auction,
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, 2 bhds No.
Bacon Sides ALEX. MOTT,
nv Is Ar.t;onaa~
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70 baths baths Baths Hot, Cold
o'clock, a. H. to 10 L. NJ, ut the Hail Cutting Sha.
wing aud Shampoon!as Saloon, uader Tie American
or Liassts for dollar. all Il.
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NcCORD,S PATENT SOAP.

NcCOhD1S PATENT SOARs
lVl We would call the attention of families and
others to this newlyipvented, labor-saving SOAP
By using this Soap the old process of rubbing and
boiling the clothes il dispensed with, which will be
found great saving to the Clothes and it also be
used with half the labor and time ordinarily con-
sumed in washing, whilst the clothes will be whittier
1t seems peculiarly adapted for washing fine Muslins
and Ladies' Collars, alse, for Flannels and Blankets
as it leaves them soft and smooth For washing
paint, we believe it has no equal
We respectfully ask trial of this Soap, believing
that fair trial will establish its claim as the cery
best Soap kno,oa.
q Printed directions accompany the Soap. Put
in Boxes of "a lbs and 48 lbs Also for sale by
tail c. CREW SON, Sole Manufacturer
my lO-lm Opposite Old Market
rITY BATHS-.lsth . TR K Il II, BE.
OTWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS Hay
ing erected some fine BATHS, consisting of Cold,
Warm aud Shower Baths, invite my friends and
the public generally, to give call; the price Is
reduced to 20 cts for single bath The Barber Shop
attached to it is fixed up in a superior style. and
Shaving, Hair Cutting, Dressing and Shampooning
also, Cupping, Bleeding, Leeching and Tooth Draw
ing, will Be done BEFORE in the quickest and best
manner. Please give call, and don't forget the
sign "City Baths,' 18th street. between Main and
Cary streets GEORGE BECkING.
lO---lmx
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MORE NEW sHORs..-lIu.s 70,

> ceived per steamer the following desirable
ShoeE Ladies', Misses and Children's Mo-
rocco and Goat Bootees; Ladies' Morocco Bpskins
new style Ladies' Gaiten at 81, 81 Is, $IS7l and
L5O per pair the cheapest ana best CATERS ever be-
Shoes, which we offer very cheap. Call and Gee for
yourself at the cheap and new Dry Goods and Shoe
Store, 1873 Broad street. MARCUS HARRIS.
my IS
q FOR SAL E-.A young and finc
@VRIDING HORSE. Apply to
e. d. SIZER. ~,
m 13-6 Central Railroad nenot
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BY Taylor & Williams.

THE FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE
4 FAMILY AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, 18th
May at 10 o'clock A. M at the residence of Dr. r. J..
Woodbridge, (who il about to discontinue housekeep-
ing Sd between Marshall and Clay Streets will be
sold the stock of Household and Kitchen Furniture
consisting of variety of the best articles usually
kept in genteel families
TeRMs-Cash. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
my 10 Et.1 Auctioneers
- Y virtue Of n Deed OF Trust executed ON
II the 24th of January 1855, by Patrick II. Bridge.
water. and duly acknowledged in the Clerks Office
of Henrico County Court shs at the request of the
parties interested proceed to sell the 18th of May
at the hour of - o'clock NJ, IN front of the Court
House OF Henrico county six acres Of land, more or
less lying in the county Of Henrico about miles be-
low Richmond, on the Williamsburg road upon which
there is small house. The title to the above pro-
perty 10 believed to be good but shall convey only
such title az 10 vested In me.
TERMs-One-thrd cash, and upon a credit Of three
and six months for negotiable notes. satisfactorily en-
dorsed interest added from the day of sale to the
residue A. B. HUTCHESON
my 5-tds Trustee.
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~ Board of Trade. Committee of Ar.
bitrstion:
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ. w. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. C. GRAY, JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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" BENNETT, BEERS L FISHER, Agents 70,
Richmond fa I2-d6m

T Horse AuctfOu.--I shall continue to
cell at auction, the old Morse Lot near my store
svery SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock, Horses Mules
Cows Carts Wagons, Buggies. and every description
of Carriages
mh II X. CAUTAORN
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" The Great Russian Remedy.--Pre r.
NO PusLIco.-"Every mother should have 4 bor In
the house handy, In case of accidents to the chill
dreu" 1850
REppIsSs Russia SALvs-Itisa Boston r.n.a,
of thirty years standing and is ended by pky
soisns 1t 10 sure and speedy cure for Burns, Piles
Boils Corns, feions Chiiblsins and Sores of eyerv
kind; for Fever Sores Ulsers Itch seald Head Net
nurses Whitlows, Sites Festers Flea Bites sn;a.y
S;ings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum Seurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds.
It'll most valuable remedy and cure which can be
testified to by thousands who have used 1t In the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
no instance will this salve do injury interfere
witha physicians prescriptions 1t s made from the
pures materials, from q recipe brought from Russa-
Of articles growing In that countrysnd the proprie.
have letters from all classes clergymen physi.
clans sea captains, nurses and Others who have used
il themselves, and recommend it to Others.
Redding's Russia Salvs is put in large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture OF horse and
disabled soldier which picture is also Engraved ON
the wrapper. Price Is cents box
Sold at sill the stores in town or country or NAV bs
ordered Of any wholesale druggist.
REDDlNG CO., Propristos,
rY- RENNETT RErHQ A. FISuEp =.
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X. CAUTAORN.

~ Eciipses.--The eciipses of the Sun
and Moon are net the only eclipses that will take
place this year. We understand that SIMOES win
eclipse ali his competitors in the art Of Picture Ma
hing. Tlss eclipse will take place daily Ut the Suns
height when tic superiority and brilhancy of his Pic
lures will oyersaadow all Others under the Sun.
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RE N VA L., AND RO *
RENT.-R- N. HTfDSON Derf;st

N RE NOVA L. AND FOX
49, RENT.-R- N. HUDSON, Dentist,
UIFA has removed few doors above his
former Office, and next door TO the
Baptist Book Depository. q
FOR RENT or LEAsE-The central stand -
lately occupied by the subscriber, together with 81
the Prescott House, of which possession may be
had in short time. The location renders it one Of
the most desirable in the city for Hotel Rsstan-
rant. $500
ALSO, FOR RENT-The Store and Cellar, with
several good and Kitchen, No. 205 Main street.
suitable for q fancy store OF any kind Apply 70 ~
my fo-lms r. N. HUDSGN
nUH MOTTO-. LARGE SALks AND
" SMALL PROFITS.n--These are genuine bar.
gains, and no mistake:
1000 pieces new style Bonnet Ribbons
100 doz. Hemstitched Linen Cambria Hdkfs |, 2
and rows hemsiched
200 doz Grass Linen Cambria Hdkfs
500 newsyle Mantlesin Black and Colored More
Antiques
1000 new French Worked Collars
20oo yards nsw Dress Slks, some very rich
100 new Silk Robes
200 splendid BeIags Robes. scarce article
500 Cambria and Swiss Bands
500 pieces Swiss, Cambria and Nsnsook musnns
80 pieces fine Black Bersxe and BLACK ciik I1sens
at lS3 cts. which h cheap ct ~
n. B. The ladieS particular attenaon y rcspect-
fully desired 10 the above named ssodg they are ali
new, Just received, and will BE- run o. fsst.
T. MILLHISEk BIO,
| mve6Sclm l93 Broad strsst
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no n HALE-A large planning MA
w. N. BRAGG,
INV l4-ts Oface h., =. p. h. 3. Go.
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eaS11 O01 ST0RTH OF NEW DHYS
.xsf(l. (b(bU oooDS-sEC0ND SUPPLY TOR
THE SEASON NOW OPENINGs-We take ples-
sure in Informing the lsds: q hlehmo.d ana s,s'ni
Il GaoSs FOR this season. comprising evsrythin&
80 ~ Sesirsbis In the Dry Goods hne. honehs mn
~ sosf favorable circumstances Tor cashs In the
NJ. Yarf rsrkst within the last few daya 81 Of
S6ich ~ oHsr 1t extremely low pricca a call ct
~ isaies ID only asked TO ineure saIes. 9
my s--dkclm MILLhlsEk 80.
IN al HILL 4 TALIAtEkAO. Lest year, uetA)
informed that II they DO not sa end cattle ther
bor or accounts By the l5th day Of Jsns next Iaa
they win find than placed In the hsnde ~ NJ. Ihos.
j Evans Attorney Is Law, Who viii b authorized
% make the noncy according - lexs sEs
my la---st Hill YAkyAkkkA0.
NACKERKI4..Ne.l I. y 8 e feysslehy- -
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STRAW GOODS, STRAW GOODS
~ Ladies in want of Straw Goods for Children will
find at rs Main street beautiful assortment con.
sisting of the most fashionable and newest styles
worn this season, to which most respectfully beg
leave to call their attention.
BINFORD, DICKINSON l. WEISIGER,
my 7-ts No ~ Main atreat
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IL NEAR MANCHESTER, FOR SALE Al
AUCTION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 22d
May. 1856. on the premises, at 5 O'Clock, p M the
new framed dwelling located as above now in the
occupancy of Mr.. Elihu Bowen. The house has three
rooms, besides the usual outhouses, and would rent
for S 10 per month.
Also, will be sold two vacant lots adjoining,
fronting the Turnpike, the one 81 feet the other
AZ feet, both running back l6O feet.
Also lot on the Turnpike and Petersburg Railroad
containing quarter acre which an admirable location
for a Coal yard or Grocery stand.
TERMS accommodating. and n ade known at the
hour of sale. GODDIN l. APPERSON,
my Is Auctioneers
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BENNETT, BEERS q FISHEh,
fe I2-d6m Agents, Richmond
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Shell, Horn and India
" Rubber Tuck Side and Puff Combs; Dressing and
Fine Tooth Combs; Hair Brushes, &c; for sale By
mvN BULKLEY co.
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TIE PEACE TREATY.


The London News publishes the treaty of
Peace as agreed ON and signed by the Paris Con-
ference
The London Sun accompanies its publication
with its columns dressed in mourning
The treaty consists of thirty-four articles
The LIST restores perpetual friendship between
the contendrg powers.
I'd. All territories conquered or occupied DUR
ing the war shall be reciprocaly evacuated.
Sd. Russia 10 restore kars and all other Otto
man territories.
4ih Allies to restore Sebastopol, Balaklava,
Kadmish, Enpotoria and Kerisch. q
9th. Tile Sultan grants equality to Christians,
and contracting powers divest themselves of all
light to interfere in the National government of
the Ottoman empire
u. Convention 1911 closing the Bosphorus
and Dardaneiles srepealed.
/ nth Black Sea NATURALLY and forever closed
against ships of war of any of the two powers,
| with exceptions specified in 18th and 18th.
/ 18th Trade free in Back Sea and consuls adj
mi,ted to all the ports
! 18Th. Neither Turkey nor Russia to hold ar
| senals in Back Sea.
! llth Convention regulating force for coast
service 10 be concluded individually between
Turkey and Russia, but it is to be appended to
this treaty and cannot be altered without gene
/ raj consent.
| 49, The free navigation of the Danube.
| IL. To appoint delegates from the several
contracting powers TO pat the river in navigabe
! order
~ Continues Moldavia and Walachia under
/ the sovereignty OF Turkey.
% Guarantees the freedom of religion and
commerce.
| 70 Provides that the constitution for the gov
eminent Of the prncpaities shall be framed in
/ Paris on the 9th.
81 Gives to Persia and Turkey their former
possessions in Asia, with new formations mark
/ out under the treaty.
] 81 Provides for Immediate evacuation Of Tur-
/ key by the Allied and Austrian forces.
81 All the treaties TO go on as before the war
until new arrangements are made.
"a Designates when the treaty shall be rati
4 fed
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Chanecry Sale---Keno~ha County Circuit


Charles Darkee Serene Fisk Lucinda Fisk Pho Judson
Uichael Frank and Joseph Y. Quaries.
NOTICE hereby given that in par and by virtue
~ of haa decree Of foreclosure sae and en-
tered IN the above entitled in by said court
ing date the 18Th day of Nay a d. S56 a term OF said
court held at the court house the city d county Of Ke-
nosha before the Hon John " Keep Judge Of the first Ju
dcia District Of the State of Wisconsin, shall expose for
sale and sell public auction vendoe the highest
bidder therefor according the provisions OF the
such made provided at and from the door Of the
court house in the said city OF K-uosIa Saturday the
27ih day of June, A D. 1856 Between the hours twelve
O'Clock at three o'clock in the that dav
all the following described lots pieces parcels Of land or
so much thereof az will be sufficient make the sum Of
money due upon the decree IN said aud the costs
cd therein and the cost Of said sale 10 wit
All those certain pieces parcels lots Of land lying and
being IN the county Of Racine in 4 lS49 now Kenosha
county aioresaid) state Of Wiscon sin, aud particular
iy described olowLot three l 90 South
East quarter Section thirty--one f3i)
Also Lot ~ in Block three 81 which said block three
O. IS known called by the numbers Of ten and three &c
Also the South seven % feet lot two 90 u Bock two (2
which two last named parcels lying in ne South West frac
tiona quarter section irytwo s2 AL IN the village Of
Southport.
Also Lots fftv-two fftyhree and sixty-four go 80 6D
in the first western addition to the village Of Southport
Also the following piece ~ land Pesau; Prairie IN said
county yiz:The South East quarter Of North East
Quarter or Section ID in town Orange twenty two
(2a) containing forty al acres more or less.
j. J. PETIT, J. L. EHLE, Sheriff
Comp II Solicitor OF Kenoslia County.
Dated Nay IS, A D. 1856. 7w43
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

New York, May IL.
The steamer atlantic, from Liverpool has ar
rived with Liverpool dates to the 18th inst
The official proclamation ofthe treaty ofpcace,
and the formal proc amation of peace, thereto
appended, have been proclaimed.
BY the first treaty Conventions are provided,
which have reference to the passage of the Oar
dancilcs; the second is for arranging III detail,
the naval force of the Black Sea, and the third
declaring the Alnlont Isles are not to be forti-
fed.
There is also one important declaration Of
maraiine law, viz !: Abolishing privateeriug, and
providing that neutral flags protect cargoes, ex-
cept contraband articles, with the addition that
neutral goods under the encmeys flag are ex-
eml t from capture
Nos. five and six--the missing articles, re-
lative 10 general amnesty and exchange Of
prisoners, and Nos. seven and eight, give Tur-
key admission into the European political sys-
TEN, and secures European arbitration in cases
OF a dispute with her.
The treaty itself is precisely the same as sent
by the last steamer
Several important meetings of political par
ties in Parliament have been held, presaging
trouble to The ministry
a Parliamentary blue book has been published
containing ali the Central American documents.
The Cunard steamer 1Sia arrived Oh Monday
night.