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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08
AFRICAN CIVILIZATION SOCIETY.

To ns Editor 9f The ~ Y. Tyfbun>. 900. ID
SIR: The TRIBrsE Of this morning, in noticing .ae
lecture at Bethesda Congregational Church last even
ing makes me 10 have ecured before the African Colo
nization Society. II should have been "Atlcan
Civilization Society" Thir is Association in which
coIored men have personal interest and cooperation
with all pblantbropis in the work Of evanseli.ing
and civizing Africa. They propose TO Introduce Jaw
.ul commerce and the cultivation Of exportable top
cal products into Africa in place Of the saye-tIade
and Slavery, and in time to supply to commerce its
cotton, sugar and coffee from the hands Of freeen.
The experiment which they propose to try is one Of
the u,nios, importance. II Is nothing less than tha.
Of settling the problem whether voluntary labor can
succeed in tropical cultivation IL IL succeeds, Slavery
must die out. bat If 1t fails, slavery will be Ierpetu-
rf-i. Dawn CHRf.ll 81 Cincinnati, Oh1.
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NEW-YORK AND EKIE KAILKOAD.-On
IN and after MONDAY, May TO- 1854 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains will Pier foot Of Dusnest ~ follows via;
DUNK1RK EXPRESS at q H. for Dunkrk and principal In.
temediate Stations.
MAIL TRAIN at a. H. for Dunkrk and Buffalo and inter-
mediate Stations -
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at m from foot Chambers It.,
via Piermont, for SuHerns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at 4 p. IN, for Newbureh, MddIetown
and interme diate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS at 5 D. m, for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
The above Traius daily Sundays excepted
These Express Trains at Emra with the Ema Can
andaigua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls AZ Bns-
anton with Syracuse and Bngamon Railroad for Syracuse
at Corning with the Buffalo, Coming and NewYok Railroad,
for at Great Bend with the Delaware
and Western Railroad for Scranton; at Honelyils with the
Buffalo and New.YoIk City Railroad, for Buffalo, al Buffalo
and Dunhrk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Gin.
cinusti, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c.
T. r. HEADLFY. Assistant President
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On aud after MONDAY Nov 1885, Trains will leave 18th
st., Newiorh az follows
8:ea M. For White Plains
$500 m. For William sbrdge
10000 m. Mail train for Albany.
lI:Soa m. For White Plains
$50 p. IN For Williamsbridge.
500 .. III. For Milerton.
400 o. IN For Croton Falls.
$500 o. ID For White Plains.
6:t6 pm. For White PlsIs from White and teb.e su
$50 o. IN. For Williamsbridge.
RETuRNING-Wil leave
$50 q N White Plains
6:40a IN .Willisnsbridge.
7:OOs In .Croton FAlls
700 a. IN. .MieTton
7.2u a. m. White Plains.
s:l5 a. Mail train from Albany.
1880 a. M. Wliamsbrdse.
1880 p. M. White Plains.
500 .. m. White Pains
$500 p. IN .Wiliiapsbridse.
WIN. J. CAMPBELL, Supern;erdenr
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Mf0Mai.
RADDOCKs PULMONARY COUGH MIX


DRADDOCKs PULMONARY COUGH MIX
ID TUREThs excellent M-di-.ne for the cure cf Colds,
Coughs, Group and general Pulmonary Complaints, Is truly
sres, blessing 20 public L. pleasant =: .ske, efficient IN
aeon and psd III. About 5000 bottles have been
retsd n. past The City Of Hartford Conn Il is Of
dae and oI The hrs- line publicly offered 10 the
citizens Of N.w-YorE.
Try T. good people and give Il u children who VII ake
readily for Group. Sod whoesse by r. {. WELLS
Co. No. lis Fsnkln-sf and REAL by he Drlfss Pre-
pared and sold Hartford, Coun, BY JOHN BRADDOCK,
Druggist and Apothecsry.
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.--Ths valuable
~ preparation operates simultaneously upon The stomach the
Circulation and the B0we and gently stimulates while II dis
ard espels from the all .ha. irritating and
pre- judicial TO bodily health Being purely vegetable 10
perfectly harmless il m OPERATION The most dehcse persons
may take a any time with he perfect safety. -
Prepared and sold by A. Il. d. SANDS Druggists, NC wv
Fui,onst. New-York.
CTEWART's COUGH CANDY The best
- Cough Candy made foI Coughs AID Gods. and tu
affections the Throat and Lungs II has equal Wholesale
by sCBIEFFELIN BROTHERS. Co, A. B. d. SANDS Z
Co, OLCOTT n ckESSON, w. W THAYhk and ey AZ
druggists in the u. g. Mslrfsc.-rsd ~ STEWART Co..
No. 40 Pesrlst, N. Y.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County NewYort uoe is hereby syen 70 al persons
bavin, Claims against WILLIAMF Y. CATTERFIELD late OF
the York deceased same with Won
ers thereof the subscriber the Office Of George lIennd ~
No rs Pine in the CITY Of NewYork before the thirty
r,t dsy of December neIDsed New YORK the nth day oi
June 1853. EMMA A. CATTkhfltLDi AcniLf1sEh
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fesal.
lrrogate Of

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of Lotir s hereby given 20 all per-
sons having egans. JOHN WILLIAMS late Of the Cry
Of and droser deceased to he
,ue with vouchers the subscribers at the office Of
Richard Csrmsn No. 1893 Broadway. in the City Of New
York OIL before the fifth day VI Apr, iS59-Daied New"
Yort the % day Of October, 1853
ROBERT HENRY. I r,.,u.o,.
RICHARD +. CARMAN.
MARY Z. WILLIAMS, E1ecutrix
MOTT MURRAY HARRIS, Attorneys,
,xl.xfmM No. 20 Nassarst
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Gteamboats aHo Hallroaos.

ITO BOSTON AvELERS-COMFORT and
SAFETY.-Tbe public informed .hs, me Old Colony
Md Fall River Railroad Company have attached 20 BE pssssn
lsr-cers Of their road CREAMEkS PATENT BRAKE orL
kATOR. This Invention (Ar-sdy in many Of ne 49,
managed roads Of the country Prome.es depee o. cuy
Ne and 2ropery bnlosSibe wbcu. IL haosh hsSafen vne
see avail Themselves 81 impoveneu. Tor he os1
he requested TO examine tia Every ss oeseTvaffon
groves eoBcluvely the application OF DE tahre D
tand while II Il AZ rood as can BE- f5r ordinary pupcs-s Of
&C vau. In toe presence Of This Company VII f1nise
ese Machines a. o. rosd aBd warrant theS
- 81 tbe purpofe, or no sale. 80, ,,.u.@o
". c. ClEAnrs, secrearyi
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NOTICE.-The day of sailing Of the steamer
PACIFIC from this port Galway having ben changed by
dircc Ion o. the owners che will sve until MONDAY No
vember q AMERICAN EXPRESS Co, Arena
ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager
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V,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
II ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

From New.York TO Lverpooli
Chief Cabin Passage.
FROM Boston 10 Everpool: -
Chief Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Pssssge.................,....." 90
The ships from Boston call at Halifax
PERSIA, Cspt. Judkins CANADA, Capt Lsn&
ARABIA, Capt. }. Stone, AMERICA, Capt Wiekmsn,
ASIA Capt. &. O. Lott, NIAGARA Capt Ryrie,
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon EUROPA, Capt. J. Leitch
Tbcse vessels carry white Hight heed
HsIboArd bow red on port bow. 49,
EUROPA Letch. Leaves Boston "Wednesday Nov
PERSIA, Judkina.... Leaves YORK. "Wednesday Nov 10
AMERICA Wickman.. Leaves Boston "Wednesday Nov. IL
ASIA Lott Leaves York.. Wednesday Nov. "a
NIAGARA Milar Leaves Boston "Wednesday Dec. |
AFRICA Shannon. Leaves N fork WEDNESDAY Dec
EUROPA, Looh.... Leaves Boston W dnesdsy pee -
PERSIA Judkins Leaves ~ York. " ednesday Dec. -
ARABIA Stone Leaves Boston. w ednesdsy, Dec. -
Berths secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board -.
The owners of these ships will be accountable for Gold
NNeY Bullion Specie Jewey Precious Stones Metals
has bills of sdiue are therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed For freight OF passage. apply to
l.. CUNARD No. Bowling Green
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". C. ClEAHEs, Secretary,
No. 81 PiLe-s-., N. 4.

TO NEW-H N.-Fare 81; Berths
i Freely Elm CITY, stSp M On AID after Noy g. The
CHAMPION will leave On TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY at u p N, rom PecG.slip To Harf9rd BY he
GRANITE STATE, every TUESDAY THURSDAY AID
SATURDAY, st4p. m HIChD fECk AGENT
EOK BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid and hyperion
Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY snd SATURDAY, .: O'clock ?. m,
and TIE EMPIRE STATE Capt. Brayton, On MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, st4 e'olock p. H., from Pier
No. IN. X.
Hereafter win be regarded secured 70 sIJ sppa
cant until the shall have bee paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with sres. dispatch By
Express Freight Train.
WIN. BORDEN Agent Nos 10 and II Wes.c-
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RAILROAD.

IL u u
Il The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE letting the Allan
Cities with Western, North Western and South esteTH
States by continuous Railway dect Thb Road sso connects
Pittsburgh with daily lines Of steaner 20 al ports on ne
Western Rivers and Cleveland and Sandusky with he
all ports the Northwestern LaIsmakns he
direct; cheap and reliable route BY which FREIGHT c
be forwarded 70 and from the Great West .-,, 49,,
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes Hats aud Csps Beoks c.u..
Dry Goods lin boxes, bales anc trunks, Drugs in iOOn
boxes and bslesl Festhera Furs 6c.............)
SECOND CLAss.-Domesc Shee.ine, Shirtine and
Ticking Gin orrnl baesl Drugs tin cssks Hard 50 censF
ware, L. siher p rolls and boxes Wool and Sheep loo n
Felfs. Eastward, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
fHIsD CbAss-Alvs, Steel. Sn pam, tn casts. 50 cer,P
Tobacco manufactured. except Cissrs or Cut &c.
FOURTH CLASS Coffee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork Tin casks boxes Esward Lard and Lard accents
Oh Nails Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar, Pitch lr1 ..
kosin, ..s...'s..'''.J
FLoyk- y OBJ until further notice.
0k.N- j. 100 10 until further notice.
Corrox bale. not exceeding SO ID weight, until fuhsg
The Railroad Companies will not advance their
fr,aht TO tie West until Monday the 18th inst
In shipping eooos pot east u be par
roT 10 NAH the package Ca Penn ylysnis Railroad
Good consIsned 10 The Agents Of this Road Philadelphia
Pittsbur.h will be forwarded wthou. detention.
FREIeHr ACENIs.-Harris, WOmisy Co, AeuPhb Tenn.
r. r. ses. Co St Louis; p q. OR-ily Co. Evansville,
Ind; Dunesri Bell Co.. aud Carter Jews.t, Louisville
Ky; B. C. Meldrun Madison, Ind. II. W. Brown Co., and
Irwin Co. Cincinnati; N. W. Graham Co., ZaD-s.ile.
Ohio Leech Co. No 81 Kilby 81. Boston Le.ch Coz No.
Asor Hoase SevYors sad No. South Whtan-s,, Se~'
yorb r. j. Sneeder Phiadelphis hasa~ kools, Ball
more; d. A. Stew Art Pittsburgh.
H. h. HOUSTON Genersl Freight Agent fniscefhh
:. - SCOTT, ..4.--s--., A-.~---,
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TOR sAvANNAH.-Th American A,l,nt;,

EOR SAVANNAH The American Atl.r,;,
screw.stesmship Companys hr,.cl., .,s.rnSi
HUNTSVILLE. John Pos;, Commander wiz leave Per M
II r, SATURDAY, Nov. IS Of o'clock m nrsci.s,.
CABIN passage. with unsurpassed sooomnosAtons ak
Shroush tickets 70 New oEle.ns $50 So Noble sSS Mon
ecRcry, &6; Albany, Ga, ga Atlantis and Columbia "a.
Macon S2 Fregh, 10 per foot aud proportions. rs,~s
insurance opshsif per cent. Apply 20
V. b. CROMWELL Co, No IS west-st
EfOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-U. &.
n MAIL LlSE.-The favori.e steamship FLORIDA, Capt
Croweh will leave On TUESDAY. Nov. p ~ O'clock o m
rom Pier No North River Cabin passage to Ssyscnsh
Through tickets gwen 10 Montgomery Counsns Atlanta Al
aey and Macon BIS of !aons signed oay soNd FOR
htfet or rsssaee. Hpplvt 10
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NEW,JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHILA-
IN DELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mail and Express nes leave NewYork a. and II
and and p. fare &S Through Tickets sod or Cn'
and the West and for Baltimore Washington Sorfo
kc and through baggage CHECKED 70 Washington IN and
D. u trains. j. W. Woodbury., Assistant Superintendent
baggage will be received for train uns delivered AID
chec led fifteen advance Of the time of leaving
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD

AEW-lORk and NEW-fiA In IAlLhOAD'
IN 1858. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
Commencing November l. 1885,
Passenger Station IN NewYok, corner 27ths AID an sv
entrance 27th-st- - - -
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For NewHsven, a. u leI) l2;+' 2;+o, (eAl S4o and
S:S0 D. m. For Bridgeport lex l2:45 2S tex
s:45 and 4S9 p For Milford, stratiOd Fairfield South
port aud we'tPort ~ +' s5 and $50 P m For Nor.
walk l245 245, (ex) S:+5 4Se, $3.50 P m FOR Da-
Hen and Greenwich Ia l245, S:45 $3.50, $3.50 p m For
Stamford M tex l24 2+5 tex S;s5 $3.50, $3.50 M
For Port Chester and intermediate staions H. ls:so
S:45 4S0, $50, $3.50 ?. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS. .
For Boston, (ex.l, 2:+5 tex For Hartford and
Springfield SO. lexl 2:45 p m. texl For Connec'el;
River Railroad 20 Montreal ex For Canal Railroad TO
Northampton. g. m lex. and l2% IN. FOR SewHaven
and New London Railroad 9 m and a;45 81 m For Hoas.
2:4s D. M For Danbury and NorwAk Railroad. IL. ;
S:45p m JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
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A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
"A CATION CoMPANYs NETWORK AND GALWAY
STEAM TO ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN VIA
GALWAY, IRELAND.
~ ~ Axauri. nd Eux

II
The Shortest Sea Passage Between America and Europe
NEW-YORk AND GALWAY STEAMSHIP LINE
This line composed Of powerful and fast sailing steamshipa
ably furnished with everything requisite TO render
The agreeable The departures from kewfork
br Galway will follows until further notice, viz:
INDIAN EMPIRE..E CoURrkNAY.... Saturday, Oct y
PACIFIC............Wn. C. THOMPSON. Monday, Nov
visiting Ireland reach their destination in three toutas
tbe time other and all have opportunity
q vsns places scenery Of sed interest in Ireland
Price passage Including free tickets BY the usual raroaA
rooes nom Galway the principal cities of Great Brit
atm OF following rresty reduced rates. First csss oo
srcond class, ESQ; third clsss $50.
Those Wishing TO bring out their friends can purchase
their passage third class from Galway $50 or from
o<her cities M Britain sccessibs by railroad at $S5
hh~r cabin will be provided and cooked provisions for
third and from Galway But they must pro
with TIN plate quart mug knjf spoon wafer
oAn and their own bedding.
Tor freight and passage and further particular apply 20 the
und~ uned st their Offices No. 81 Hudson Of jay
broadway Application for freight aud passage may
ao be made Of the Offices OF TIE Company on TIER ex
ALEX. HOLLAND. Manager
lar 1855
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-ROSS, FALCONER e.
- Cos LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO-The clipper ship
IVANHOE Capt. Lane receiving the last of her
Pier Fast River Fulton Ferry and will take freight
this until full The Ivsnhoe Is perfectly ventilated in
the lowest rates and commanded BY Capt Lane Tor
p,<ry made the In 80 days. Ship
pe can rely proper their goods and quick For
Ross FALCONER Co.,
No. IS PiDe-st, corner Of Wilhan.
AGENTS a. San Francisco, Messs ID. L. ROSS Co. Sight
Exebsnse on San Francisco for sale. Collections made In Cal
6rnia and Oregon.
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STEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLAS-
~ Cow DUBLIN BELFAST and LONDONDERRY and
IN %. principal Towns of ENGLAND and IRELAND, via
LlVERfoOL without delay greatly reduced ra.es carrying
" United States mail. The LIVERPOOL. EEW-fORk
s GO PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANIES splendid
saAt Iron steamships intended 10 sail ss ouows
WANc.,oo kEw-YoRK
CITY or BAiTiuovc,rc' sSDAY n
y Ncrs R1s ''''' Thursday at IL O'Clock ~ from Pier No.
The Continent "' "o'' 'lVVeJ s"~ WV ''~ '"
-, =, hArts or yAssscy
Cabin nom NewYork and Phi.a.in5s' - a7s
nsspn .r.h on TO any the named places 50
sssnols Tor ssx
Issstnses iprwsded TO Hsv,e Paris Rsmburs. Bremea
Arswep snS Al Pars OF the Continent withou, delay
NOTICE -Ihese Steamers provided ~,h s~ ,a,.,...
mu. me ektnston Of Ere and the src.est ais
@Rnns ~ en'9I.ee VIZ regard 70 the .se Of lights
JOHN o. DALE No. 10 Broadway, New.Yorh A,,n.
IN Liverpool 10 VIM IMAM Tow R',,istt.on.~
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R0YAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA for

HI LIVERPOOL.-The PERSIA, c. ii. r. yudkns, com
mapder will sail from the WEDNESDAY NEXT,
the steamboat will ply between the Company
wharf nj Jersey CIV Persia from $3.50 ~ 945 TO
convey passengers and baggage on board.
The ASIA will sail on the Path November .
T.. CUNARD No. Bowling Green
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VT,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-

VTNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON, for BOSTON and PRoVID ENCE-Inend Rouss
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt. Joel Stone ard C.
vAMDEKBlLT Capt n PTszer in co5ne soSr IN the
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, Leaving N.T. York daily tsun-
days excepted from Pier No North River hr wharf above
Dr. ss 5s arrival Of s XII Tram
The c. VANDERBILT from New-York, Monday, Wednes
day and Friday from s'Onns0n Tuesday, Thursday AID Sal
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New-YorL Tuesday. Thurs.
day and Saturday from Stonneon, Monday wednesday ard
depce aud Boston, Express Mail Train, reaching said
places Of those by other routes and IN ample time
Passengers that prefer f. remain board the enjoy
nights undubed breakfast desired aud leave Sonns
In the g. H. train for Providence -,
accompanies he steamer ana tram through
each way. -.
the Freight Office Pier No North RTer s 90 at
DEOPLEs LINE between NETWORK, CITY
L ISLAND, wHITEsTONE, NEW ROCHELLE: and
shNb t%T sjs
FULTON Ms.st Pm hetufgIs Leaves M,m.5Onsss
Whitestone at $40
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware, Lacir
wanna Railroad and Easton with the Lehiyh
FAiL ENHANCEMENT, commencing October J. Is5s-
Leave and intermediate places from Pier
No North River at " m u M. and p. for Somer.
% ey eonne Elisabeth with train. on tn. New
Jersey Railroad which leave from the foot OF Court
PASSENGERS the Delawa and Western hs
road WILLIE ct a only For kehiss saey
u N and Y m. JOHN y. sIEhNo. SUPERINTENDENT. -
ELUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
L ket Wharf by IOLAs at 6s5 $50 and 10 m,
and and $50 p The Flushing l.. L. at 64,
and 10 H. and and $50 M meeting and exchanging
yn;uu,es rsre % ,ents VIM NJ SMITH. Receiver.
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hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-FrOmA August
So 1853 Trains viii leave Chambersst. Station as follows:
Express Trains m and Albany and Troy Passenger
Trains 80 and 1880 for Poushkeepse Ia m
PeeSssl :s6 and $50 D. ~ The Poushkeepse Peekshin
Sing Sing Trains stop at the Way Stations Passengers taken
at Chambers Canal Christopher and Slsss Trains for New
York Troy at 1880 and 1922 and 1850 and n
on s,ndaya At II p. m. A. =. SMITH, Superintendent
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-NOTICE.-
IA and after THURSDAY, Sept trains win run A. fol.
Trains going Eas-Lssve South Ferry Brooklyn 1t 10
No. Tor Greenport South Ferry Brooklyn. at 81 m,
fIYsphank leave South Ferry Brooklyn At y m for syos.
ksye South Ferry, Brooklyn att, p M, for Janaica
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Bnilbins Materials.
iDaints, Oils, GLASS, q

NOBURNs EXTRA OIL-Very superior for
~ Machinery and BurniDg-none more desirable Barrels
10 ~ gAlonA JOHN w. QUINCY Co.. No. S Wiltam-st
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CTOvE POLISH.-A very superior article for
- family use; Il clean, durable and brilliant and exceeds
anything Of Kind in the market also seat saving oil
Labor. QUARTERMAN Il SON. ia Johns-. New-'orh
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE. F5TURE sH DxYS
By Goddin q Apperson, Aucts.
TRUST SALE OF VERY v.IuAp,.

TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
n , pihopERIY In THE CITY OF RICHMOND
ssn day Of April. 1857. recorded in the Hustinss
according thereto, We shall proceed to sell. on he
premises. at public auction FRIDAY, the 18th
gin mime 's i fir not the neat fair day, be
nsdi Estate In the city Of Richmond conveyed in
and Broad streets dessnstd a. lot No m ep
the plan Of the city. with the brckstores and dwell
.ect 70 an estate for her life 10 Mrs Priscilla Boot
wT,ight tagged 10 Ia part Of said property. which
VIII De designated ut the sale.
"a. Another half acre lot Of ground, lying on
trace aud LIST streets designated in the plan OF said
Sd. Another half acre lot of ground with Fart of
the improvements and appurtenances thereon.l ing
on b.oad ana LIST Streets designatedn the said plan
9Th Another lot of ground on the corner of Mon.
roe and Broad streets fronting % feet more or less
on Broad and running back ABBOTT l3 feet TO an al.
The real estate above mentioned will be divided
and arranged to suit purchasers, and is Certainly
among the most valuable in that part of the city
ed AT the hour of sale
And on SATURDAY, the 18th June. 1858. Begin
ming at 10 o'clock A NJ, at the residence OF VIM
Bootwright on broad, near lst street we shall in
like manner proceed to sell the household aud kifch
en- Furniture, conveyed by said deed embracing the
usual variety. Also, woman, Ailsey, and the re-
yersionary interest of VIM Bootwright in the fol.
Loving slaves. viz: Chloe. Rebecca and her three
children, Mary and her four children, subject to
the life estate Of Mrs Priscilla Bootwrght therein.
and also other personal property. An arrangement
has been made BY which Mrs VIM Bootwrght will
unite in the deeds so to vest full title in the
cnasers
TERMS One-fourth cash. the remaining three.
iourths upon credit of one, two and three years
respec lively, with legal interest from the day of
sale the purchasers of the real estate to give nego
table notes. secured by lien on the property: ana
credit payments of the personal estate, to BE- Sc
cured BY approved endorsed negotiable notes. The
taxes tor 1885, the real estate the purchasers to
pay. WMF TAYLORl o..
Il H0WIS0N, J A1us'ees-
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN. Aucts.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04
a FIFTY DOLLARs REWARD

IA Runaway from the sutscribr, early, in jar ua-
- 'ry last negro man slave, named MELON,
~. hired of Mes rs N Tabb Il son, as agents for
John Conway, of Stafford county.
The said NEGRO bears no marks particularly re-
membered; is about 5 feetS inches high, of light
ginger bread color. somewhat slew footed; when
spoken TO speaks quickly, and is quite sprightly;
sometimes calls himself Nelson Hansburg. He bas
wife in Fredericksburg, it is believed but took up
with another woman ia or near Petersburg whom
he visited during the past year.
reward OF twenty-five dollars is offered for his
apprc nsion if taken in Richmond, Petersburg,
Alexandria, or Fredericksburg. or their vicinity, or
within one hundred miles of Richmond and denver
ed to me, or Messrs NJ Tabb Il Son. in Richmond,
or secured in any Jail in the State that can get
him again; or fifty dollars il apprebended further
north. JOHN ID. QUARLES.
B-Fredericksburg News and Alexandra Ca
Zette will please copy and forward their bills TO this
office for payment. ap 2l-sw2m