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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-05

rT7HG VIRGINIA TOBACCO WARE
No. 81 FRONT sTREET, NEW YeRK.
CONNOLLY & ADAl

CJRYLSSJGN NFRCRAN7S AND AGENTS
FoE TaE SAL& or
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUPAO
TCRED TOBACCO.
~ Git.eT&l slyanCe;ueuts on coDsignmepts. ia
sk-lSNE- G. ADAMS is connected with our house
JSs&S A. CONNOLLY. | RoRT. u. ADAMS.
- Z}-bn
ARUS 4 SHINE, Auciioneecs and
IL Commission Merchants. No. 4 Main street. give
- ir uflli, ly services Aurtionty for the sale
r-.l t-tats. merchandise of every description and
Ytb4ll mEjt}lrt
,,rcf sarsas, tuul-s. COWS, wREous and @ ri@gts,
/. 4g, every saturday.
r. C. LARUs. JAS. y. Su
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The CATTLE TRADE Of New York city is immense
The value of beeves during the past year is Sc;
down at eleven millions Tho amount paid 20 the
country for animals slaughtered there cannot Ia
less than seventeen millions Of dollars.
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ATTEMPTED smoDE.-Burgess Bradley, medical
student, from Philadelphia, attempted to commit
suicide in Jersey City, n. j., last Thursday eve
ming, by cutting his throat and afterwards stab
bing himself in the abdomen. His wounds, how
ever. we're not of fatal character lie refused to
explain the cause of the act.
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PRofIraBLg RgApiS6s.--Mrs. Fanny Kembie's
reading seven in number. in New York, have net
ed the handsome sum Of six thousand dollars -
At the request Of ths st. Georges Society. she has
consented TO read Hamlet for the benefit Of poor
English enigrants, on the 9th inst.
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NEGRO RING The subscriber

v y
IL again offers his services "a his friends and the
public tor HIRING OUT MIG GR0ES for the ensuing
year. He pledges hIBself 10 his h-st cXtrtions
to promote The interest If hust who May favor him
with their business aud 10 ray special attention to
the Negroes during sickness. He hopes, from
psIeuce If twelve years 70 be able to give satisfac
ton.
s4,- Once at the old stand of Dabney CaUthorn,
corner OF Main and 18th strets. opposite St Charles
Hotel. EDWARD n. DABEEY.
Al
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NEW AGENCY IN GODDIN'S HALL.

AN-The subscriber having secured the large front
Basement Room, in Goddins Building, corner of
Bank aud lth streets, offer his services To the cti-
zens az MChInoGd, Manchester and the surrounding
ConntrY, ia all business pertaining TO a GENERAL L.
AGENT, viz: Hiring out Negroes, Renting out
Houses, Collecting Claims, and would also attend
the sale oi WHEAT, FL0Uk. CORN, TOBACCO.
ant oil other country produce. The underli gned is
we'll acquainted wita the citizens OF Richmond. hay
in, been born aud raised among them. and 10 them
he would refer; 10 those un2cquainted with him. he
would refer thcm 10 Arssrs Gvddin Appcrson, and
the citizens generally. My terms thali ts moderate.
ds2i-dlm* A. :. MADDOX.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. "a.
W700DFIN'S SPECTFT0T-r6,

The proprietor OF this specific has been svsr. ~
its virtues ior several years. having frsq gently rs
srnaH qnauifies fcr HrssuftUus dkfrfbttdou = ~
IN this form. until be was urged t. 10 70 81 thoss
who had bsen cured by its usA. He, now, wifh Tsst
Indicated namely: Chronic Thr.sh and Dysusssfs
not as yeDeTaI paEacea for all the us aes g krss
Of sale. - Ss-ses
:. Manufactured and sold By Y, wuODTTN. ~
street church Hill price 81 per bottle. or bcstleV
Picor; J. W. POLLARD I]th street snd b. sSss.ss = =
0oln,r q Sroad and 23tA streets. Church HnL
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A RELIC OF THE ARcrIo.-Mr. Ellwood Walter,
Secretary of the Board of Underwriters, ut NeY
York. has in his possession the gilt ball Of the flag
staff of the steamship Arctic. 1t is the only relic
of her, and was found by one OF the parties who
went from Newfoundland in search of her remains
1t has been recognised by Capt. Luce and others.
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Mr. TEN BROCK AND THE AMERICAN SrUD.-The
New York correspondent of the Charleston IS C.)
Courier, abiding to the return of MIR Ten Brock
to America says that he had left New York for
Kentucky, and adds
"Mr. Ten Brock is still confident that he can
beat the English horses. If Prioress goes on i'm
proving. by next spring she is expected to be the
best horse in England. Great hopes are enter
tanned of Babylon When this latter colt was
taken abroad, he was accompanied by two or three
year ods, which in tirae are also to contend on
the British turf under the American col0rs Mr..
Ten RrOeck's engagements in England extend to
1861, and bear it reported that when he returns
there next spring he will make it his residence and
future home.
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= Il, : 4 2 II HI 4A4F J.
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Pra-,icts IN the Courts Of Richmond DeDrico, Han.
a, r. and Chesterfield. All Notarial engagements
inrHFtly performed.
0lHCe corner Bank and 18th streets. opposite God
-us Hall. Richmond ig-3Ia
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GRoUNDLEss CHARGE.-We noticed. yes-

y
terdag, the arrest of a 'ai named ApoiPHUg GORDON
(not GoDDIN, as the warrant called him, aud as he
WAS entered upon the Mayors book. J charged with
stealing trunk containing $500 in money fros
Patrick Ryan aud Daniel Mccarthy, on Saturday
afternoon. Yesterday morning the prisoner was
arraigned before the Mayor for examination, and
two or three witnesses were called upon TO testify
The substance of their evidence Is this: RYAN and
McCarthy, traders in the second market occunied
4 small house in the neighborhO1d where they kept
their vegetables and lodged. Ryan engaged Young
Gordon to reset CRATE for him and gave him the
Key to the building. While the work was being
executed Ryan was present good portion of the
time, and when it was completed say an hour be-
lore sunset. Gordon locked the door, took the kew
10 Ryan, and remained with him ne his stand until
after dark, when he left usual. and repaired TO
his mothers residence in sydney. where Lieut.
Fruehart and Watchman Reid found him an hour
or two thereafter. At the close of the market Pa
trick Hurley sent to Ryan for the key 10 put away
his stuff" not sold, and the key was furnished
him. Hurley says be did not go into the part OF
the house in which the trunk was kept, aud can
not say whether il was in the sleeping room or not
Certain it is, that il Gordon bad taken It in the
day time. some one would have seen him. The
trunk was found in guley near Mr.. MrCance 5
Garden, on Sunday, rifed of It's contents Riley
said he believed the prisoner innocent and the
Mayor being Of the same opinion, he was dis
charged.
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4 CARD.-The undersigned again of
"a fers his services to the public for the ensuing
year, to hire ont NEGROES, rent out HOUSES,
COLLECT CLAIMS and attend TO all other business
pertaining To GENERAL SCENT. Thankful for
past Elyors herespectfully s9iicts continuance Of
the same EDWARD d EACHU,
Office ON Pearl street,
de ll-d&wlm Near Exchange Hotel.
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John r. COOK,
- GENERAL AGENT
VIII continue to HIKE OUT NEGROES, RENT
DUT HOUSES, &c. Office on the corner of Main aud
Pearl streets, where ha has been engaged IN the
above business for the last twelve years.
H.. =
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T YNE & CHILDREY,
IL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.

T YNE il CHILDREY,
IL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.
HIRE OUT NEGROES COLLECT CLAIMS. dr,
RY-OFFICE. UNITED STATES HOTkL.~&a
We, the undersigned, having heard that Or. Ro
B. Ly and John L. ChiidFey have associated them
selves together for the purpose OF conducting =
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS in Richmond
take pleasure in Fecomu ending them To the patron
and pr,nctnally do whatever they may undertake a:
Agents.
SHERwIN McRAE, Richmond.
JoHy r. GAENETT NJ. D., Henrico.
JOHN b. YOUNG. Attorney al Law, Richmond.
GARLAND HAINEs, J. T., Henrico.
J0Ty NETTLEs J. P, Richmond
THos y. NUCKoLs, J. p, Henrico.
CHAs. b. WILLIAMS, Eenrico.
JOHN o. TAYLOR, J. P, HenTico.
NM BoULwARE, King x Queen.
JOHN NJ. GREGORY. Attorney at Law, Richmond.
GODDIS L kPPERsoN, Real Estate Auctioneers
de lots
NEGRO HIRlNG.-Tne subscriber re-
~ turns his thanks to his former friends and pa
irons for mast favors and takes this method of in
forming them aud the public generally that he
intends to continue the business the coming year,
promising to use his lest exeTtions to obtain good
homes and good prices for all Negroes entrusted IL
him and also 10 give them his personal attantiC1 III
a5e of sickness. He has a large and COMFORTABLE
house for them during the hiring III WHICH they can
lie would advise that Negroes should be sent In as
early as practicable after Christmas.
] refer. by consent, to the following persons:
\; B.krr =: hFli' ! lif'lEAs.Srs, Richmond
JSn l. W. G. LlrANE. King William.
bR s GslrS ,1,HE F.TsrlrR0r' King Queen.
BE- Be: 5as. sss 4. T. Ea4isr. EsF Essex =, AMMAN,
Office corner of Wall and Franklin Streets
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson. Hill Co.'S
de i-2m
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NhTM. $. PHILLIPS.

w GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
VIII continue to hire out negroes rent out houses,
settle aud adJuS claims oi every oeseripi arper-
taninz 20 ge"eral agent He returns his sincere
thanks 10 his patrons for the brl patronage which
they have bestowed Oh him. and hope by strict at
teuon To business to merit their continued CONT
deprr. Office on Governor street, between Main and
Franklin streets. at GOULDlN'S OLD STAND.
! Il DD--,iJxVrU4t
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.-A Yoryo Man
MURDERED A. THE SCpPER TABrs--Ths usivbhor-
hood OF Providence, in New Kent county, was
thrown ihta state OF great excitement last Sun.
Jay night, by the announcement of the startling
fact, that Mr.. JAMES GRANT son tf Mrs Cecelia
brant- had been murdered while sitting with his
mother and family at their supper table The
murderer elected hh diaboiical purpose by shoot
ing al and killing Mr.. q. through the window
Our informant states. that whsn he left the seane
yesterday morning Corouer's INQUEST was atout
Icing held aud the impression prevailed among
the neigLbors, that the murder was perpetrated
by ono OF Mrs. Grants negroes We understand
that on the Sunday night previous Miss Grant the
only sister OF the deceased, was sLet at through
the door of the house. but not injured her clothes
breaking the force of the leaden missiles Soon
after the occurrence she became 50 alarmed that
she fed to neighbor's, distance of two mies
where she remained for several days. Mrs Grant
is in independent circumstances and had bat two
children. About one month ago her house was
fired aud burned. with the greater portion Of its
contents. Dark rumors are afioat to the cause
of the commission of these deeds but we do not
feel at liberty to give them publicity.
BURaLARY.-Yesterday morning the
three lads, James Thurston, Hyman Reisner and
William III. Gallagher, charged with burglariously
entering the store honse of Louis J. Bossfeux on
Sunday afternoon last. was arraigned before the
Mayor for examination. Mr. Bossieux testified
that he unlocked his front door about ten minutes
oebOAe - to etL cigar Alter RSLI4lg into
the store and lighting the gas, he heard a slight
noise in rear room ever the store, which was oc-
cnpied rs lodging department by his brother and
his young man, but supposns that one of the 9TH
er Of them were in the room, thought nothing of
it, After lighting his cigar, he heard some one at
| tempting to descend to the store by the hosting
| machine, and on locking up discovered three boys
He called to them to know what they were doing
aud perceiving that they were strangers, FASTENED
to the rear door to cut off their retreat Just
| he reached the passage steps by which they had
! entered the second story. he came up with james
Thurston and cOllared him. The other two then
retreated up the steps, and having previously
hoiste1 the window aud opened the blinds, jumped
into the rear alley and made good their escape
| Nr. u. could not recognise Gallagher and Reisrer
| lie had learned from Thurston the names OF his
oontederstes and reported them to effcer Chalkley
| ~ho arrested them. The boys entered the back
door by means of talse key, and had stolen pis-
to belonging to his brother. Two or three months
ago the key to the back door lost and 1t is pos
BILE that one Of these boys had it, Officer Chalkley
stated that he found Reisner at his fathers house
at en early hour Sunday night. and arrested GAL
her on Cary street about 10 o'clock. The Mayo or
| adjourned the examination until this morning
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L,L0UR MILL AND FIXTURES COM.

= FLETE FUh SALE.-I have one Of Eoyes' 81
.ltL BURR STONE MILLS with all the necessary
.a.chnery for making the bsst Family Eiour, f0I
-sl,. very low, comprising Smut Machine Screen.
EIhpE i0fhs Elevators, Shafts. PulleS. Belts and
'-tIS Chests. all ready TO ba attached 10 " ateI
Nh or steam Engine. aud Capahle Of max ny II bar
III best Family Flour in twelve hours. This Nil
s,a Machinery has been worked in the city Of Rich
Huud sSOut months. by George Merriam, decd
liking superior Family Flour, and Is now good
new. The present owner having 10 use for T.
~ sell il Cor less than half of the orig nal cost Tht
ra-hoery can be and the price ascertainod by
upihc!ti0n at the United States Hotel.
Holm 4. JFrER.
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4 FIx.-The other day, as Chang and Eng, the
Siamese twins, we're going to Charleston, the con-
ductor made fuss because they did not each have
ticket The gentleman who had charge of them
said that they had always been carried the
ticket of single passenger. The conductor replied
that they were two persons and occupied two
seats; they must, therefore, pay two passages.-
''Yery we'll" said the gentleman, II will give the
ticket to Chang aud you put Eng off the cars"
This brought the conductor to his senses, and he
knocked under"
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REFERRING 10 the advertisement Of
AZ ray removal to 18th street. between Main and
iary beg leave to submit 10 my customers and the
gac Ia general the following rafe Of prices for the
inter
ll.-rr beer Philadelphia Ale, Porter and Cider bot
iel up u 3 9q1aFts n1a, Per dog s. Bottles incuded
half do, 30 csnts-bottles eXtrs
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SUIcIDg-The Pensacola Gazette records a horri-
BILE suicide, committed few days ago by man
named Afford, residing at the head of Choctahat-
chez Bay, near the steam saw mill of Str. Jessie
Pritchett. According to the account, the unfortu-
nate man had difficulty with neighbor, Mr.. Ru-
therford, and in liquor sought him to murder him.
ITe failed, however in his search, and returning
home. still intoxicated, took large knife and de-
liberately cut his own throat from ear TO ear, in
the presence of his wife and Mr.. pritchett who
were unable to prevent him,
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\. B--Store and Bar keepers, a Considerable pei
CsatAge allowed ?. WlLBACHER,
Isth ct. between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Me-5rs. Lii'iiey Robinson corner
tl and Frsnklin Mrssir. Duval Norton, corner
lfh and Main, or at my establishment, will be
Promptly attended 10. oc 70
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TTER. LARD. CHEESE AND DRIED

~ ERuIT.-Receiving to-day, IGkegs New Goshen
Batter, 70 kegs fresh blades butter 10 kegs Noun.
I'm Roll Butter, kegs Parmers' Lard, - busheis
Dried Apples which will be sold low Wholesale and
ir'ali. at the BUTTER DEPOT. Main street, between
lih and 18th, nearly opposite the Market.
ar Il BROOKE PLEAsANTS.
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GENERAL AGENTs &c.

N EGRO HIRING AND GENERAL
~ AGENCY.-Tho subscriber offers his services
the ensuing year to his friends and the public gene
rally, tOr the purpose of HIRING OUT NEGk0t.o,
RENTING OF I HOUSES. COLLECTING CLAIMS.
&c. Prompt returns made in every case. He " i'll
endcaNor t. sec1re fair prices and good homes for
servants sent To his care and give all necessary at
tention 10 them in case of sickness Office no 5
Wall street, (Gnder st. Charles HOTEL between
Main and Franklin streets, Richmond, Va
THpS. J. BAGBY.
lie refers by permission TO the following gentle
men Messrs. pandridge Hart. Tinsey, Tardy 4
Co. Hunt Bros. VI. L. StrattoD, w. B. spence and
II Il. Ellyson, Of Richmond; Joseph Bro $nley,
-inhn Bagby, Alexander Dudley and Robt. Pollard
OF King and Queen Vim. NJ. tiary of King William
d. ss-lm
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AUCTION SALH,
BY A. GREEN, Auc,Ioneer.


NkUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
n PROPERTY IN SoUARg 6a5-On TUESDAY
June 18th 1873, at 81 O'Clock sha sell at public auc
on INC premises, to the highest bidder Ivy yIrue
9e ed VI trust To directed, dat ed Nav Id IS5s
any o9iy recorded May 9Th, 1854, in LIbsr rs 80
gu. IN ne iand records of the county of Washing
Sn' ", Lot "a, OF Cabot's subdivision of Souars
s1o,s E1, ,ne improvements, consisting of two
s .og rnsine houses IN front. with basement and
s SaS' an II, small double frame house in The rear
Capltol street ana st street west
Terms: $500 cash In bankable funds go n, vb,oh
10 ne psd a. ime OF sale; the lnder in g. II and
s months a Trn notes Deed given
ey ancng at cost Of pu rchaser r.. ,,n, a.
serves TO himself the right to resell the mr. 49,,
the risk and COST of the defaulting pnrobsssr ~ ~
terms not complied with within three d,xs f,a,o
day of sale, by advertisement three DAYS IN he ST.
N. b; The former purchaser having failed 10 com
ply with the terms OF sale, the present sale viii he
his risk and cost and will therefore he without "a
serve. p, nj, PEARSON TTustse
Je il-dts A. GREEN, Auct.
HON ACCOUNT OF THE WANT OF
bidders, the above sale Is post poned until SATUR-
DAY the 18th Inst., same hour and place.
L. M. PEARSON, Trustee.
le lost A. GREEN. AntIanesr,
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Later from Utah.

1T. Louis, June lG -Col. Kane, from Camp
Scott on May 10Th, passed Bonneville last eve
nnS III" npnris that Gov Cumming had re-
ii''nd after making an Intellectual attempt o. ar
ost ia" Mormon He: ira Ia the south Salt Lake
CIV and tho northern settlements Were nearly
deserted, ouly few persons remaining TO geard
the city.
Forty Thousand persons ssid 10 ~ In mo
ZION, their trains extending for miles down the
valley and the advance being already three hun
dfed miles diNtant from the city
Col. Kane met 0Otfman's command twenty
miles from the Platte bridge
Gen Johnson would await the arrival Of the
Peace Commi>s oners
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BY. c, MCGUIRE. Auct,onss,

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Errscrs
AT PUBLIC AuCTION.-On MONDAY NOM
ING, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence on LnaIsIan.
avenue, nearly opposite the City Hail. shaIl sell al
the Furniture and Effects. COMPRISING
Sults OF Walnut crimson damask covered Parnr
Furniture, '
Two plush covered Chairs, Fancy Tables.
Marb" Top Centre and Sofa Tables, two What
nots, ~
Handsome oval gilt-frame Mirror,
Mantel Vases. Ornaments, Engraypgs
Mahogany Sofa and Sofa Bed,
Velvet Brus sells and Three ply Carpets
shlcloth, Mating, Stair Rods and ives
Mahogany Extension Table, Sidsboard
Marble top Beaufet, Dining Chars
China. Glass, and Crockery Ware 'Table Cutlary
Lounges, Mahogany sofa, Card Tables ''
w Indow Curtains, Shades and CornIce
Bedstesds, Dressing and plain Bureaus
walnut, NJ ahOgany and Painted Wardrobes
talr ana Husk Mattresses. Boosters and Pillows,
Cooking and other Stoves,
Together with general assortment OF Kitchen Re-
QulsItes.
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum. a
credit OF 50 and 90 days, for satisfied oTiy endorsed
notes. bearing interest.
Je lb-u j. G.. MEG UIRE. Auct.
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By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctioneer.

THREE BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE
- BuILDiNG tors AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNES-
~ tne go instant at O'Clock p. IN in front of
if0ntI-s on north ard lih streets west This val
naDe property wall be divided INTO three lots with
front of ~ fest 6 inches each on q street north ard
running back 10 Iset.
ms sale oilers IA opportunity to acquire at
puDlc sale without reserve property SO valuable
Deautliul: and eIgbly situated. The title to this
property Is perfect.
Terms of sale: Dna-fOurth cash, SO of which on
each lot TO be paid at time of ga . the residue 10 g.
IL, III ana months, with interest from day OF sale
and secured by deed of trust the property sold
Je let's WALL. x BARNARB, Aucts
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New York Markets,

NEw YoRk, June I6 Flour is higher; sales Of
10 500 bblS; State S4ae4 10; Ohio 81 6UaSi IS;
southern 81 .5OaSi rs
Wheat il firm; sales Of Ia, (sH bushels; Western
red lO6c.; Mil. Club S9a!Alc.; Oh. Spring 9aa9ic
Corn is buoy ant; mixed 6-a73c
Porh IL quiet; mess 81. Lard il dull al lOallc
Whisky is hrm nj pc
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

10 ADvrRrfsERs IN ALKxANpRIA.-Mr. GEO.
r. French, In Alexandria, will receive and
promptly forward advertisements intended for
!, ne star Those in Alexandria desiring to avail
themselves Of its immense circulation to bring
'oeir business, wants or other requirements to The
notice OF The public had better call at his period
ical depot
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Financial.
NEW YORK.

Nsw YORK, June Ii Stocks are dull and
lower. Chicago and Rock Island ia; Michigan
southern - =; New York Central 80 Reading
l2S; Milwaukee and Mississippi 4aS; Missouri
6's 81; Va. 6's IS
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Jane 10 Flour il quiet: Howar,
street ami ohio - 81 u: CITY Mills ~.
w heat IL steady; red Sldlu5; white IL u5arI IS
Corn ~ active bat firm; white 65a7Ic.
WHISKY is active 30 AIS &c.
Prov isions are duh aud Unchanged
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BY VAIL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneers.


TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
trust. dated August 4, 1853, from icha ri 10, &C.
we VIII offer al auction. on TUESDAY, the 18th day
al July next on the premises, at O'Clock o. IN the
Washing ton fronting 81 feet on north f. street and
running back, of the same width 81 feet and half
of an inch, with the improvements.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
10 he paid IN cash. and the la ance in two equal in
S,aih7ns, AT Tour and elR ht months. with interest.
Terms OF sale to bs compl led with in one week sf or
sale or the property may he resoid at the risk and
cost oil the hrst purchaser. after weeks notice.
WALTER =. cox,
+. w. RISQUE,
trustees Georgetown Building Association
je 82awlm WALL, a BARNARD Auot
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ROGUERY ON THE 4IH JUNE, la5s.-The
IL person tho picked mp Mr.. NJ. d. Emery y check
for SIS on the bank of Metropolis. and obtained
motley for the same at the Bank, will please make
restitution .mediately, without further exposure,
TO Mr. Emery or the hank, js i5-3ts