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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-06
Harrisburg Convention.
HARRISBURG. Pa. March 5-N

The Committee on Resolutions unanimous
ly reported. declaring that the principle in
volved in the repeal Of the Missouri CQmpro-
mise and asserted in the Nebraska Act that
tie people of the Territories have the control
OF their domestic institutions. is the only
sure guarantee against the agitation of the
country in regard to the local institutions OF
the States and Territories; and that in the
uniform application of this Democratic prin =
ciplc in the organization of Territories and
tie admission Of new States with or withcu,
slavery, AS the people may elect, the equal
rights of all the States will be preserved, and
the original eompacts of the Constitution
maintained inviolate; and that the harmony
and perpetuity of the Union will be pre-
served.
The resolutions are very. long, and fully
sustain the Lecompton Constitution and Mr.
Buchanan.
Stokes Of Westmoreland, offered substi
tute presenting the views Of the minority o
the Convention, aud declaring acceptance o
the Lecompton Constitution Congressiona
usurpatior, and members of Congress voting
for the Lccompton Constitution guilty o
moral treason. Ht
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THE RIVER.

THE RIVER opposite this city is as its usual
stage-i. is falling at Pittsburg and Cincin-
natl. fa-Atf 81
The weather yesterday was delightful and
the levee presented an animated appearance
Several boats of the largest class bound South
took on large quantities of freight, somewha
diminishing the extensive piles which, for
several days, had been accumulating al
along the wharf. The fine steamer John
Rane gathered largo load. ,-,..v =.
The following is the correct valuation o.
the boats burned at New Orleans: Virginia
sis 900; 5. S. Prentiss, slo 900; Montgomery
$4,000; W. N. Sherman, $1,000; Mon,auk
1000. Total s45 900. ...,.lf So
The new steamboat Imperial, is described
by tie Louisville papers as truly floating
palace. Her cabin, 1t is said, will be one o
the most beaut ful jobs ever done On on,
boat, the Eclipse not excepted. n
The Alvin Adams is the Memphis packs
to-day. = 49, z, 20. g.
The Scioto leaves for Louisville and all in
tcrmodiats landings, to-daysat i o'clock
The John Briggs viii srYive to-day ffor
Louisville and return this evening.
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Democratic Mass Meeting.

-NkW TO- =. marGn On
A large mass meeting w.; held at Tam
many Hall last evening, an anniversary
celebration of the Inauguration OF Jas. Blu
chanan, and as a demonstration in favor oil
his Kansas policy. Ex Senator John A. Dix
presided and opened the meeting with u clear
and eloquent exposition of his reasons for
sustaining the Pre- sident.
John Van Buren,, Hon. +. M. Mclean, OF
Maryland, and John Cochran, were the ora
tors, and were well received The attend
anCe during the greater part of the evening
was all that Tammany Hall could accommo-
date. Letters were read from Secretary
Cobb, p. NJ. General Brown. Secretary Tou-
eey, Secretary Thompson, Senator Slidel
and Brown. AT one point three groans were
proposed for Douglas, but they were post
poned for the present.
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PHILADELPHIA, March s-N

Flour in better demand; prices. we'll main,
fine. and 50 for extra; the receipts continue
small, the inspections this week amounting
to only $500 bbls.. Rye -four steady al
50 121S; and cornmcal ut ~ s711. Wheat
sells slowly at sl@i o. for red and al 20@
l 80 for white. Rye wanted at Toe. Corn
active; $4,000 bushels yellow sold at Coo
Oats unchanged. In groceries there is bu
little doing. Sales of Cuba sugar ut 5ss4tGSe
New Orleans 511a1c. New Orleans molas-
ses firm at S3c. Provisions unchanged; 5Ot
bbls mess pork sold at SO as; some bee
hams ut $40, and hams in saltand pickle sell
ing at ~: sides at Sc, aud shoulders 7G7A
cash. 500 bbls lard brought lo4eGloA. anC
500 kegs at IL y. Butter steady at logic
for solid packed, and l4@ls for roll. Whisky
declined TO 2l@2lL.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
Ne" york!
New YORK, March s.

NEW YORK, MarCn On
The steamship New York, from Greenock,
arrived this morning. She brings dates to
the l4th inst, one day later than previous
sdvices. Her foremasts were struck with
lightning ON the 18th.
Consuls at uoon on Saturday were quoted
ut s6A@s6X.
1t is said that Alsop, accused Of completely
with the attempted assassination Of Napo-
leon, was in Paris recently, but hid and es-
capped 20 America.
Accounts from Paris saws that more ad-
dresses from the French army are to be pub
,ishcd.
The London Times had compared Mr.
Eoebuck's speech to the vaporings of the
Colonies Of the French army but protests
against some of ms expressions.
IL is again said that Schamyl the Circas-
sian Chief, has submitted to Russia.
The steamer lamar arrived at Southamp-
ton on Saturday ut noon, with 100000 in
Australian gold. The Metropolis also from
Australia was off Iiolyhead on Saturday
with 9300 900 in gold.
Several heavy failures are reported at St.
Petcrsburgh.
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Bankrupt Law.

The movement in the Senate for general
Bankrupt Law is exciting much attention
here. /; is regarded as an Administration
measure. Mr.. Toombs has charge of it..
Corporations are said TO be included. Its
object will be to protect debtors and creditors
justly, and 10 regulate commercial transac-
tons throughout the United States. Men OF
all sections and parties approve the measure.
IL is the general impression that Fletcher
Webster will not be disturbed in his position,
a. surveyor of the port OF Boston.
The Senate is not in session to-day. The
House has hecn engaged in considering pri-
Nate bills OF an uninteresting character.
l.. r. Uslit. has been appointed Postmas-
ter at Lynn. Mass. vice, Mr.. Stickney, whose
commission has expired.
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March 5th.-24s bbls -four, "A Crane; !
bx oil. ! Wales; Is bxs tea. Wheeler &
Riggs: 9 bxs tea, Gilbert & Bowles; boxes
dry goods, 8 bxs hats, Wier d Berry; box
dry goods, bales muslin. Archer q Mackcy
Ok saws. Babcock & Sontag; 20 bx tin, 10
pigs tin. Samuel Orr; IL bxs shoe findings, s
bxs hardware. A Refs; portable mil. s car
loads ice, p g 0'Riley; car load poultry, W
Bartlett; empty beer bbl, Cook & Rice;
empty kegs, 8 Myers; 1888 hams, l2o SKIS
corn, Wheeler q Riggs; car load poultry,
VIM Sherman; lse bush wheal, Brown &
Aikman; 90 bbls -four, Geo Foster Co: Il
bbls eggs, d d Heimann; ! tool chest, I
Martin; $50 SKIS wheat, Iglehart Bros.
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The Weather.

MARCH photographed this evening al
nine o'clock by the Z. q W. lie. I
TuseumbiaI Cloudy; mercury 50.
Memphis-Cloudy: wind E.; mercury 81.
Nashvllle-Clear; mercury SO.
Louisville-Clear; wind S. E.; mercury SO
New Orleans-Clear; mercury 66.
Cleveland-Clear; wind N. W.; mer. Is.
Detroit-Clear; mercury Is.
Buffalo-Clear; wind n, W.; mercury 10.
Janesville-Clear; wind s. E.; mercury IS
Prairie du Chien-Cloudy.; wind s. T..
mercury SO. ...... .....i
Rock Island-Clondy; wind N; mer 2s.
Dubuque Cloudy; mercury so.
Chicago Clear; mercury 26.
Portage City-Cloudy; mercury 20.
Milwaukie-Cloudy; mercury 20.
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Cincinnati Markets.

ClNCINNATI, March On
Floor firm and in good demand at SO 759
50 for superfne. Whisky 1913. Prcvis-
ions unchaT ged. .r
CIScISSATr, March 5rM
Flour unchanged; less demand, but prices
steady. Whisky dull at 161 with some sales
of high proof ut 16A Clover Seed dull, at
"a So al 90. Receipts large. Oats dull at
SSc. Barley unchanged. Corn firm at s4@
IS. Rye 60c. Provisions frmer. 200e bbls
mess pork sold at SIS; bulk pork held at
5&@5A wiah plenty of buyers at 511zG715,
but no sellers. Lard frmor at az. Bacon
in fare demand at 61x@s<, with sales of
$50 hhds. The demand for Dbl and bulk
tracts maturing ' the S coming n ten DAYS. ' e
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. March 5-M
Flour firm at 81 so for superfne. Wheat
firm. Corn firm, and unchanged. Whisky
dull at 2o1S@2l1{. Provisions steady.
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River News.

CINCINNATI. March 5-M-River fallen 8
inches since last evening. Weather clear,
mercury 20.
PITTSBURGH, March 5-N-River feet 6
inches by the pier mark and falling, weather
clear, mercury 10.
ST. LouIs, x-River sill. -ecej;rg and
some heavy shore ice floating.
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, March 4-PM
Flour quotes at a. 40. Grain--yellow corn
Sec; white soc. Groceries-sugar quotes at
5@5%c; Rio coffee has advanced H@Xc;
sales to day of $3.50 bags at IOslGll Sc
The present stock amounts TO IL, 900 bags.
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New YORK, March 5-px

Cotton declined; 1000 bales sold, closing
heavy at decline of &c. Flour firm; Is,
500 bbls sold; State advanced sc; sales at "a
1904 IS. Wheat firm; $500 bush sold; red
ut 81 l5@i 255; white 81 S0@r 90. Corn
unsettled; 1900 bush sold at 6s@I0 for vel
low; white nominal at s..
Mess PORK sc lower; sales at SIC I5@l6 so
prime pork 10c lower; sales ut sl3@l3 25
Sugar buoyant; New Orleans 5c@7A; Mus
covado 42l97. Coffee quiet. Spirits Of Tur'
pentine steady at 46. Stocks frIner.
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CrNcINNArI. March apM
New York Market.

INV 1oKK, MaTch o-N
Flour firm; $500 bbls sold. Wheat firm:
sales OF $500 bushels sold at 81 So for Ken
lucky. White corn advanced; IA, 900 bush
els sold at 6s@70c for yellow. Lard nc bet
ter; sales at 9A@lOA. Whisky dull
Stocks lower and dull. Chicago and Roc;
island s5sl; La Crosse & Milwaukee lOsI;
Michigan Southern sl113; New York Central
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PEILADELpurA. March 5-M

IHILADELPHIA, March On
Coolest morning of the season. The Del
aware is running pret.y heavy with ice OPP
posite the city, and at the Horseshoe. but
presents no serious obstacle to navigation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-06
mEDICAL NOTICE.

EAR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
I'D DIR. GREEN, late of indianapolis, will continue
the practice Of medicine and surgery az his old sce
Third street, where he socits continuance OF patron
age from his friends and the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention 70
the treatment Of diseases OF the bye and Lungs tor
several years. will continue TO treat such diseases with
his new plan ofreatment hch consists tcrthe iungD
in the Inhalation OF medcatei vapors. carryin the
medicine directly TO the seat Of the disease.
One 0fthe nm can lie found az the oce AZ al hours
81 the day and night. fsffI. senri dSvsm
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
JOHN sHAShLiS: .-...-... .osbokSk uLkf
FALL AND WINTER
DIV Goods s!

TA6S tNS VvuNb 6N
Dry Go Od Sy!
XKfE have now In Store complete Stock Of Fsl
w and Winter, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
which offer citizens and strangers visiting
the city at such prices as wi defy competition. We
would respectfully call the attention OF our friends and
customers and all persons wanting Dry Goods to our
extensive Stock consisting in part OF the foilewin
Cloths, Cassmeres AID Tweeds;
Sattinets and Ky. leans;
blankets and Fisnnels;
English, French and American Prints;
Striped and Paid VI. De Lains and sii.s;
Ginghams, DeBages and Poplins;
Bayadere all wool De Lains;
Plain DeLains and Shepherds Plaids;
Alpaca, English and French Merinoesi
squar. and long wool shawls, Stella shawls and
scarfs, Brochs shavls. Chen lie scarfs and gents
shawls, embroideries and white goods, hosiery and
underwear, genuine Irish linens, table cloths and la
en- cambria hd'fs, carpets, mating. floor, table and
stair oil cloths, hats and caps bo"ts and shoes. UNI
srellas, trimming, &c. SlIANKLIN 4 REILLY.
oct2o'5S
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Latest by Last Nights Mails.
The Republican Convention,

Assembled ut indianapolis on Thursday,
was q numerous and enthusiastic meeting.
The following platform and ticket were
adopted:
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The Triumph Of Mechanism.
AMERICAN WATCH < S


'U>HEsE WATCHES ARE PRODUCED DY TIE
j same systcm that has maize American Fire Arms
the best in the wosk Ii Substitutes the rapifitv and
results OF bandicrat. The factory consists OF series
OF machines devised expressly for this esahli shme
each e which works true 10 exactcss, turning ort
each part TO lie an accurate fit in any Que OF
thousand watches. Absolute precision ~ time IS nearly
tainei by these Watches the inevitable result OF
" 0eir repair is obvious the makers have Away
hand for sale, the different plts OF the watch per-
fectly finished, to repair damages. ~.
Besides the watch heretofore offered tn the trade, we
making second quality, iafrrirr 10 the FIRST
only i'm ha wing less finish in imnateria PARTS and
lighter This offer at price moderate rs
70 he within the means OF every class, and We re-
commend IL sound and reliable, and greatly superior
to imported watches Of equal price.
The trade are cautioned against English and swiss
limitations with which the Country Is Hooded. Each 81
hest Watches Is engraved the plate, APPLETON,
Tracy X Co.. Waltham, Mass, and is accompanied
with certificate OF genuineness and perpetual war
rarity. over our own signature.
We refit with ENAMEL DfAis, OF beauti.ul qua'-
ity, watches ~ All kinds, the dials to which may
have been broken -t-tl t-p
Orders may be addressed to us direct, or to any Of
the under mentioned firms, who are as :nts for the
Messrs. C0OrER & FELLOWS, No. IL Maiden
: FELLOWs & CO, No. " Maiden Lane, n. Y.
PLATT BROTHER, No. 20 Maiden Lane, N. \.
HILDEBURN BROTHER, Philadelphia.
PRATTN RRiTH, Philadelphia.
PALMER & BtOliELDERs, Boston.
BIGEL0w BROS. 4 KENNARD, Boston.
and Messrs ROBBINS x APPLETON No. Is Maid
| en- Lane, N. Y, Our general agents.
fe5i7-smiSw walthaTa, Mass.
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49,, Ale and Lager Beer Agency.
~ II. COOK & SON are Ags nts for the sale 81
lie q l. A. Louck's celebrated Ale and Lager Beer,
md nave inst received stock Of each, 10 which they
iny.ss The stssntson Of she Pss1l ssx q ,or Az.
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LEsRAPHED gxcLUsIyRLY TO THE EVANSVILLE
DAILY JOURNAL M &. W. LINE.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
BRoOKLYN HOTEL,
COR. BROADW.AV& &SA.NSOME SITS
san FRANCISCO.

sSsh THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL KNOWN
;"SH and Old Established House is still at his OLD
AsE@ trieks-of feeding the public for the low sum
of SLK DOLLARS7PER WEEK, and still they come
to partake of his good and we'll furnished Table and
as Kelley Qneof the Pioneer Hetel Keepers of this
city, he pledges RiNself that there will be nothing
wanting at his House to make the public comforta
bic.
the Custom Hphse, Post Office, and also of the up
river and ocean steamers.
The House Contains number Of single and Fami-
ly rooms, well ventilated, suitable for ladies and sin
gle gentlemen
There is attached to the House Reading Room
and Library which contains a large number Of Sc
lected Standard Works. There is also at the arrival
of each steamer wagon which belongs to the house
TO convey passengers and baggage free of charge
The public aret respectfully requested 10 give the
House trial ~
Board per SceS .....................s 5000
boaTo per da(y"' N.'....""..''..''''''' I,v0
Lodging per night. -. .......... so to IS cents
Lodgings peE week. ........ Two to Four Dolls.
26Sn e JOHN KELLEY, sr., Proprietor
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

THIS Fine Four-Story Brick House, with Granite
front is now in perfect order, and under the Su-
perintendance of DAVID JONES' formerly of Jones'
Hotel San Francisco and Sacramento.
Mr. Jones wishes to inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that they will always find him at home
day and night ready and will. to attend to the
wal is of his usual style and at the most
moderate rates The house has al eady several of the
best families in the city, and pleasant rooms for sew
eral plore The greatest care will be taken to make
the family circl pleasant and select The proprietor
invites families and the public to give HIM call, as
he feels assured, ifthey do, they Will call again
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
Insolvent Notice.
In the District Court of the 14th Judici-
al District,
Of the State of CO lifnrnia

Of the State of California.
IN THE MATTER of the Petition of THOMAS
i HOLMES, an Insolvent Debtor
Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Niles Searls,
Judge OF the said District Court notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of the said insolvent Thos
Holmes, to be and appear before the Hon Niles
Searls aforesaid in open Court, at the Court Room
of said Court in the said County of Nevada on the
of that day, then and there to show cause, if any
they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should
not be granted and assignment of Estate be made
and he be discharged from his DEBTS and liabilities
in pursuance of the Statute in such case made and
provided and in the mean time all proceedings aga
inst said Insolvent be stayed
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said Court, this
7th day of May, A. D. 1855,
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
BY WM SMITH, Deputy
GEO. S. HUPP, Attorney for Petitioners. So-5t
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

SINGULAR PBENOMEEA.-At Milwaukee,
recently, tidal W ave rushed into the riv-
er, upsetting steam ferry boat, and doing
other damage. An equally rapid fall of the
water succeeded the sudden rise. The phe-
nomena was more marked on the beach Of
the lake. At one pier the water before the
fall was within three feet of the floor of a
warehouse, when it retired rapidly, leaving
dry ground under the building. In about
twenty minutes the water rushed back in
two great tidal waves rising so high as to
force up the flooring of the warehouse, and
to flow into cellars in the lower part of the
town. The difference between the highest
and the lowest points, within three quarters
Of an hour, was fully six feet. The occur.
renee creates great wonderment at Mil
waukie
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
ns> Tho Pomo, Catholic cit;zeos Of tn.

Ng> The Roman Catholic citizens Of To-
ronto, Canada, have sent in petition to the
Provincial Parliament protesting against
the allowing of any member of the Secret
Orange Society being allowed to sit as juror
or act as Magistrate ar Judge. In case their
request is not complied with, the petitioners
add, "yoHr petitioners solen1nly declare
that they shall be OBLIGED to arm IN defence
iof their lioes and property, judging the sys
tenn of trial by jury, with members of the
Secret Lodges upon the panel, are nothing
but delusion, mockery, and snare"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

BALLooN1N G.-Mr. John Wise, the intriped
Virginia eranout, has been engaged by the
Smith sonian institute to undertake series
of the most important and interesting bal
loon experiments ever undertaken in any
country. One of the experiments will con-
sist of squadron Of balloons, in the shape
of balloon regatta, In another, he will
cut loose from the balloon when two miles
high, leaving the balloon in charge of a COM
panion, and descend with canvass air con-
ductor. He expects TO establish the practi-
cability of guiding balloons along lines Of
telegraph, and by other means. so as to steer
for and arrive at given point with as much
certainty as ships are ma de to n avigate the
ocean and carry on commerce with the world.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

ExPoRTs.-Ths exports from the port of
San Frsncisco, during the month of May,
exclusive of the precious metals, were $420,-
448-an enormous increase over the cores
ponding period of last year. Of this a
mount $23O,00O were sent to New York,
S31,534 went to Australia, ,991 to Van
couver, $25, 761 to the Sandwich Islands,
and the balance to seven different ports on
the Pacific south of San Diego.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
SCHOOL FOR MISSES,
avn KETTE,E RAVS-

Mrs H. s. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs the
cit zens of Grass Valley and Vicinity that she will
commence Private School for Misses and little Boys,
her residence on Mill Street. Monday the 9Th of
August Terms as formerly.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12
0On THERCEs PATENT Gown
ZNIU MANS.

ZUU MANS.
100 bbls. Clear and Mess Pork,
100 half bbls. do.
800 New Goshen Butter,
200 eases Leaf Lard, 1Cfb tins,
1000 bags Green Rio Coffee,
800 mats Old Govt Java do.
100 drums new Goldfish,
100 half bbls. No Mackerel,
100 do No, 2 do.
so bbls. Carolina Rice,
1000 mats No China do.
100 ceroons new Chilli Peaches,
500 mats No l China Sugar,
IS hhds New Orleans do.
500 bbls and half do. Crushed do.
100 do da Coffee do
1000 kegs B Syrup, and gals
500 do do IA Go.
200 half bbls new dried Apples
1000 boxes Knapp's Candles,
1000 do Chemical Sperm do.
200 do Belmot cd do, in cartoons,
so do Patent Sperm do,
1000 do C Soap,
1000 do Fay's do.
1000 boxes Layer Raisins,
1000 half and quarter do.
100 chests fine Green Tea,
300 cases do do and lib caddies,
500 do do Black Tea, Alb papers,
100 do Olive Oil,
100 do Sardines, half and quarter boxes,
500 do assorted Pie Fruits,
100 do do Jams and Jeles,
600 do Piper's Oysters,
500 do assorted brands do.
100 do Fresh Lebsters, 2fb tins,
500 do Brandy Peaches, u gal
200 do Saleratus, lib papers,
$50 boxes Colgate's Starch,
1000 cases assorted Ground Spices,
100 do Ground Coffee,
SO kegs Fresh Nutmogs,
so cases Peach Tobacco,
55 do Fruit and Mary's Own do.
so do Virginia Offering do.
SO do Grape do,
so do Cubannis do.
$50 do Smoking do.
For sale by B. f. BREWSTER & Co..
n29-1m Cor. Clay and Front ST., San Francisco
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

PULLIAM & BELTS,
AUCT1ONEERS, UNDER ODD FELLOWy
HALL. FRANKLIN ST., RICHMOND VA
viii sell N EGROES both publicly and privately
Our porters always at each depot and at boats on
their arrival. A G PULLIAM
WILLIAM II BbTTS
Richmond, May 10th, 1853. my l2-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29
By A. D. Williams, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE Of REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
\ ON 5rH STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AND
y ElGH STREETS. AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF
deed OF executed to the subscriber by Joseph
Wesiger, trustee. &C. dated Sd Decemoer, 1850,
an recorded in the Clerks Office of Richmond
uustngs Court. beng thereto requested, will SELL
on MONDAY. the 9th day of August. at O'Clock,
NJ, f fair. if not, the next fair day thereafter
upon the premises. the property by said deed con-
yeyed, to wit: certain lot OF ground with the
buildings thereon. situated the east side of 5h
sileet, fronting thereon 30 feet and running back
I'D feet to an alley ten feet wde it ling the same
property conveyed by Listleton Real to Joseph Il
eisiger, trustee. and is now in the occupancy of
Mr. y d NcIndoe.
TEBMs-Suficient in cash to aefIay the expenses
attending the SALE and to pay off three bonds Zone
Tor the sum of 1854. and two for 1896 each amount
ing together to 81 9s with interest thereon from
0ctr 1856 credit until Let Oct 1858 upon sum suf
ficient TO met bond for $s36 then to fall due with
Interest thereon from st October 1856, and the r.
mainder Of the purchase money to be paid at such
time or times will be announced Al the sale. The
title is believed to be undeubted, but selling as
trustee, shall convey ih special warranty only.
ROBERT HOWARD, Trustee.
Sale conducted by A D WILLIAMS, Auct JyD