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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27

iRRfFAL or TUE MEN.
3epiinned Re.rca, of the Austrians--Pas.
,agc OF tho AIDA by The French Eyacaa-
ton OF Cities by She Austrians--he sixna-
iion Of the British Ministry Formation Of
new Hinistry Paimerston in Power.
NEW NoHN, June e6.--The steamship Rrc-
Il n. from tIayre, hich touched al Southamp-
1 on the 18th last, arrived here this evening
ha Canada arrived oHt on the ltth the DO
LA on the 18Th. aud the Vanderbilt on the
Tho british Ministry had resigned. Lord
Fatn1tYsteu had bcen appointed Premier. and
Il .,rl Russell Secretary of the Foreign office
1 Ihr iUstrians had evacuated Piacenza, Pa.
r E"dl, Bologns and Aneona. The citadel
civilizations Of Ptacenza Were FIRST blown
l'7,4yr Mettcrnich is dead.
CosNKRCi.l.
4 FEFo0', Tuesday. June H--Cotton yester,},,
SH' s.lEht turn IN favor of buyers. closing duff
s''>tf. Estimated sales to-day 5000 bales in
i"o f. sp"eglAt"rT. Weather favorable Tor
g. fToytsi"ns dGli and sncs uumportant-
- %" sco.."rsa,', snie'' Turpen'ine steady.
tsscoxp DlsrArcul
! 81 Granville was first summoned hv
ue,u Victoria, hut could not form "A minis
= Tho Queen, afterwards satisfied that
l. ,.Nll3" NaS the only obstacle TO the rpua,ou
t't}lurr>ton and Russcil. sent for the G,r
rr. VINO had IN hours interview and
.:5.rNtway sought one with Russell who
s-.'d &" serve under him. bat none other.
The Times says Russell is an ardent friend
sitIy. both h" and PahncrSton want Aus
"a - admit her drfeat-hcr aSccrtsincd info
r..rlN. and The lucurable diaadvantace of her
y tion south uf she Alps Both are Of opi
that she will consult her own greatness
Is .alIHQulShlns territory which cost, a great
,,.at. Md still greater odiuIi.
:. - ruusored that Napoleon returns to
! -irso, leaving Peilissier Commander-in
n.rf
HE Austrians left provisions. cannon and
.uuntti1n At Piacenza.
'ArIsaidl had occupied Bergauro, where he
r. u. sri 1900 AuStrians
i,assia had concluded financial convention
y e. The kothSehildS.
e F,rnch had passed the river AIDA. With
lang Il blow.
CoXSERCIAI
.- COZ. jane Nv heat declined Is
LAT Est.
l-' \. Tucsday.-The Austrians have eva
.i 81! he States OF the church. including
r-~ corresp andonce SAWS the Austrians
N,.r-'1no tor Mariguano) yielded the only
,el.. sWrsrior force. and returned in per
urteT.
Tn" Emperor of Austria it is said is "a take
-uaad ia person, acting on The defensive
J ~ Austrian official loss n Palestro il Is
81 ere and 5i3 men killed; general, % on
49, aUd 10 mon wounded; 8 officers and ~
.a missing.
.,7rlhaIii IL threatening Southern Tvrol
The French feet in the Adriatic is largely
81 forced II il reported 1t will soon land
4. pa i>tweeR Trieste and Venice
ItrHsR futNT, &. T.. .Tuno 26. 10 p Nj
0"ge - nothing got Of The Nova Scotia, with
49, from Liverpool TO the I5th-one day later
.ga he Bremen.
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GODS.
90
DR.
TUNE 9TH, 1889.

) THos r. PRICE & co.
Maho addIt.Sn, to their stocks resuary twice
offer to their friends and the PUBLIC, received witilNs
tho past few days many new and choice things ~
'G Iscs SHNTIEs snG s9s o POINTS
And sHAW sl.S Monrnins MANTLEs M9pfn i
frsss,p. pIsfKRs PhRA s iasS and tMRREs
M on Lar ssa shlr at
Lace MITTs; New PRINTS and Law Ms; Ilasl-
Fly ERSY Il every style; Gauze SHIRTS and DRAW
In silks. Bcrese., Organizes, Robes Of all the ap-
%ST RE oSp Ess pepasG o
great Inducements to purchasers. and invite a call
from both city and country buyers.
Their heavy stock and furnishing departments
THos II. PRIcE & co.
Ezra ersRs MAEETA
cts. Worth 50 cad IBId E5ae At Sc and
ses b RBfs f I RFsS EF
Bsosas ID b fPa Eg' Pa GhES M and
prices; PARAsoLs and sun UMBREf.I,Auss: ceg
aa"ttse pARSAsSoLETrEs' new and pretty Pains
All STYLES tsi Of SUMMER GOODS will be marked
down c SHIRTS IA stfs EArHRops7 Main St
RIcH NEW DRESS GOODS
Of n,.. oos sae oo vn stock
auction, &C. and will I've sold at unprecedented low
prlceS:
Two Flounced and Double Jupe SILK ROBES;
Elegant Bay adere and Chene SILKS; Rich Orxan-
die and Jaconet ROBES; Elegant ROBES a'TU-
NIqU Rich Printed BERFGES and Gace POP
LINS; Grape MARErZ and REREGE D'LAINES;
Black CHALLIE, TAMARTINE, and Mourning
DUCALS; French and English Prints, 6lnghatns,
Brilliants. and other styles of Dress Goods For
noveites in all styles OF Dress Goods, enquire at
No. 1<3 Main at. A. X. PARKER X co.
SPRING sALEs-ls39.
THOMAS, HUGHES L CALDWELL,
r -
NO. Pearl Street, Richmond, SIrginia.f
We arc now ready To exhibit our SPRING
STOCK of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
| FORMATIONS, which, added 10 our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
| Of American manufactures, enables us to offer 10
! tho merchants of
VIRGINIA.
| NORTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE, and
| KENTUCKY,
| n stock Of GOODS not to be surpassed in FX,
| TENT, BEAUTY and GREATNESS in this coun-
| try. Our assortment consists in part of
EmbrodeTics, Laces, Dress Trimmin S, Silk and
| Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkfs, Cravats, Ties,
| Suspenders, Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas Para
! soils. Brushes Combs, Buttons Hoop Skirts, Per-
| fumories and Soaps, Gold and Gilt Jewery, &c.
An endless variety Of Small Wares, more partieu-
larv spec fed in our printed Catalo- ues.
"a Orders at all times promptly attended to.
fe 2-tg
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A.. ROCkBRIDGE BATIIS.-This IA
NAY vorte Watering Place will be open for
k.1A i the reception of visitors on the first day
of June next. From those who have tried the vlr-
tues of the water. and who know the character OF
the accommodations in point of attendance fare
expected, while it is hoped that the rapidly growing
reputation Of the baths. and the facility of acc ,ss
To them will largely extend the list OF visitors du
ring the coming season.
The Gentlemen's Bath is 40 by 50 feet in size, and
that for tho Ladies 25 by so. The water is hichly
carbonated and contains n variety of salts of mine
raj ingredients, among them Iron and Masnesic.
many persons, OF long and varied experience, TO DO
the most delightful and invigo rating that they have
ever tried. It has proved especially eficacious and
curative in diseases peculiar 10 females.
The Central Railroad runs within nine miles Of
the Baths, and visitors leaving Richmond or Alex
andrIa in the morning roach hero by sunset tho
same day daily line of Stages connects with the
Railroad at Goshen Depot The North, River,
which runs through the grounds attached to the
Baths, Affords facilities for boating and fishing, and
the ncs hhoring mountains afford excellent hunting
ground. The undersigned promises to spare no
pains these and all other respects, in promoting
the amusement as we'll As comfort of his guests.
He has leased the property from the Bath Compa-
ny during the present year. and it will bo under his
exclusive management and control.
TERas-S3 per day, $40 per week and $50 per
month"; weeks TO the month. Children and ser
wants half price.
his Exceeney Henry A. Wise, Esq, Governor of
Virginia; John Mahen and X. A. Paine. Esqs.. OF
Richmond, Col. F. III. Smith, Superintendent of tho
Virginia Military Institute, and Rev. VIM. S.
White, d. d., Lexington.
nv b-dSm VIM. JORDAN
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~ CoYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK

l:MI Place viii be opcn for the re recopai ton Of
visitors the first Of juno 1t is situated on the
t"e Gta M re-" o. tns firf."f "a and IenntS-
Depot. Roanoke, Firs inia. at which said depot an
Omnibus will always be found waiting tho arrival of
tho csrs, to conway visitors to tho SPRINGS.
These White and Black Sulphur Waters have Of
fected numerous cures.
Tho WHITE SULPHUR-a..ravated cases of
Dyspepsia, serious affections of the Liver ldnes T.,
and Bladder, General Debility, and especially dis
of the Nervous System, and those diseases
peculiar to Females.
The BLACK SULPHUR--all kinds of diseases Of
the skin aggravated cases of letter and other erup
tons of the Skin.
The Accommodations are equal to any to he found
tho mountains of Virginia, and tho table and at
tendance of the most satisfactory character, toge
Their with fine band Of Music, and every other at
traction usually found at first class watering places
as ia all of which bog to refer to tho large
number of persons who have heretofore visited the
place. J. A. HEFEIFISGER
nv I7-sit1sth Proprietor.
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tragedy occurred about eight miles from Mil
waukle, Wis, on the Eth inst. The Sentinel
has The following account of it
Adam Rettig, hither to n rcspec table and we'll
TODD farmer, who resides in the locality above
deaerlted, on Thursday evening between & and
CLOCK, sent his two sons away TO a neigh
boF's, on some errand, and ut the zane time fIi-
rected his daughters 10 go out and milk the
coWs. No sooner had they got AWAY from the
house than Rittig seized an axe and. while II<
Wlfes back was turned, (khe attending TO some
household work ut the time he dealt her Il
dreadful blow on the head breaking in her
skuli, and knocking her senseless TO the floor
w hlie thus PROSTATE and bleeding before him
he placed the mu2zlU of n double barrelled mis-
tol against her side and discharged it, tho balls
gianclng against the rib bones, passed up under
the shoulder blade, and came out 81 the ton Of
her head Not satisfied with this. the Wretchrd
man then took \ kettle of boiling water and
poured il over her from head 10 foot while she
lived and shrieked in torture worse than death
rms done Rettig then went out to II smoke
mouse IN mo yard, and taking an Old rife which
he had previously left Internationally loaded
with long stick fastened to the trigger, placed
the muZHle under his chin, and blew his own
brains Outt And thus ended the bloody dramn
The daughter i'll The mean time hearing n
noise, was coming towards The door lust in
time 10 see her father enter the smoke house
but before she could reach the door he had
shot himself This wa. n dreadful shock to
the poor girl, indeed, but who can imagine her
horror at The bloody spectacle that met her
gaze "a she entered the house. There lav her
mother Wcltering in blood. but still Writhinx
IN agony. Tho ncighhors were alarmed and
medical aid procured as soon possible The
poor woman, however. was past all help, but
she fingered through the night, though inseI-
slbIc, and was still alivc yesterday afternoon.
Ii is said there is no hope Of her recovery
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\ saperior make 81 Reifiserssor; Also, sbc inn,
oca 12ys 4 Dr. Kane with 'ai STs bad
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"a AMELIA WHITE SULPHUT

n AI ~ W
YCA4 SPRIAGS-This deli lhtfu Summer Re-
A4..aG L sort will he opened for tho reception of
visitors on tho 1871 Of June.
Tho waters similar to tho "a famed White
Sulphur, and their accommodations equal to any
Springs IN Virginia.
They situated in Amelia county, 50 miles from
Richmond, and pr miles from JetersyilIe station.
on the Richmond and nanviile Railroad, ON which
thore two tralns dally to and from JeterEviile
where there Will always be y conveyance To tho
SPRINGS, on the arrival of tho Their local
lty and easy sccess mako thom most desirable
summer resort for families.
BoARp-Per month, $50; per weok $40; per day
81 Children and servants half price.
le s-2n* THUS. {. WILSON ( son.
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Tn" State OF Texas the Southern PA cific
Railroad.

NEW ORLRAEH. jane 2ith.-Thc supreme
"Hrt If Texas, IN Tho appeal of that State In
b." suIt rtrsus The Southern Pacific Railroad
-,4re dismissed the demurrer, and rcmanded the
use FOR trial on It's merits.
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jeA PETERFiELn TRENT Executors

| AKGE And WELL-LOCATED WARE
4. - HoGSE ON MAIN STREET. NEAR OLD
sold at auction, on the promises. on FRIDAY after
noon the first day of July, 1859, at 4 clock tho
HOUSE, situated AZ above, for many years past oc
cnpied by Mr.. James Winston, and now by Messrs
Thomas Jones Co., ut = rent of $500 per annum
The lot has front of IS feet, and depth of about
lso feet to wide paved street alloy leading into
West Market street. The land and building ara az
sessed at Sl6.75o, and the WAREHOUSE alone is
insured in the Mutual Insurance Soc-ty for $40 300
Taxing into consideration tho location Of this pro-
perty and the fact that has always been regarded
hne business stand. it is believed to offer good
investment to capitalists and others, as real estate
elsewhere located
TERNs:-Onc- fourth cash, balance 4, 8. and L:
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added. Sc
curcd by q trust deed.
je14 G0pDIN ApPFRSON. Auctr
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AUCTION SALES.
Br G0DDIN APPERsoN, Arcr's
THREE VALUABLE RTII.DrHG lots

FUTURE nav

bf eoDDlN e APPERs0N, Ayers.
THREE VALUABLE RIILDlNG LOTS
shibg = sid sTksET FoR SALE
soth June lsss, ON tho premises, commencing at s
clock, 7; A.. two valuable Buiidins Lots, at tho
runnlnE back 100 feet; also Lot in the rear front,
.nE % feet on the south side Of Clay street rnnins
the west by an alley feet wide. These Lots are g
net only remarkably handsome, but are considered
LshMs Ono fourth cash balance pay able in equal
,n "s tho 7oth September fs53 10Th March
tile retained till last note BE- paid Tho take. a fnr
ass + DO paid b d ,hi PsYFeha SSgprn,oy
f fNP aA4Ppnb1WFkA I,LYyW " ke
~ II Ash gAb!soS sTkE :fEaf P Fok kh sAhE
AL al A' T. tho request Of Mr. A. Robin
DWELLING near Richmond We viii soil at nnbss
auction aaen on the premises. SATURDAY alter
i WE s 70 osstes !. hs rse fPd
l. ~ nn wa erected about five SIX years ago
10 not only Wel-buit. but il sufficiently spacious
tn' ah9 fenteol sccominod alton of large family
Az ras ,,o 10 an the modern improvements such
hanIs and an excellent Stable and Carriase Hrnsa
al EaRnSs.-1ne-sixth cash balance at g. H. is y
secured h, iot negotiable notes, interest added
r, .GoDDIN Il APPERsoN, Auctn.
priv.tc, nc foregoing property can be bought
'' je27
TWREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
co. ON ~ COZ NCII. CHAMBER HJtI,. on III p
rH f Mt2 70 f foR s sAFREH Fl FIFTY nv
the IN "y is 1885, ,a roh pT"mI,r. on
G,osh iii WITHOUT tIm,t reserve. throo very
the residence Of +. T. Winston Esg ryix. No. =
y ~ Each Lot has front Of about % feet and
depth OF l3o l"ct to wide alley or street Thns"
Lots being IN the heart Of the city yet in retirod
but beautiful part of it, offer peculiar advantapos
TO the merchant or professional gentleman
IERMs.-Onc- fourth cash balance at g. 10 and u
months, Tor negotiable notes, interest added, ss~
cured by 4 trust deed.
jeT GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
v ESTATE ON CLAY, BETWEEN 5TH Avn
srM STREETS, AND VACANT LOTS on PR ESp
TON 3Rn Axn aTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
ses, in thu order advertised, on WEDNESDAY,,
the 9th day of July 1882 commencing at a. o'cloei
L. NJ. without limit or reserve, the largo and az
cellent BRICK BUILDING, situated on the North
fronts SOL. feet 50 feet Aher which will he sold
two beautiful BUILDING LOTS on Preston street..
one At the of Sd street and the other at tho
of 4th street, each fronting 81 fee running
back 1T feet.
TERNs-O mo fourth cash; balance at 6, /. and IS
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
je21 GODDIN K APPERsoN, Auct'..
BY RICHARD CAUTHoRN, Ayers.
A DMINISTRATOR,SS SALE OF FURNI-
a TCRE, tc-Qn THURSDAY, the aoth day of
the Wall Street Hotel. | will sell At auction tho
PERSONAL! EFFECTS of the late T. NJ. b. Roy
rrsons!stlns Of Fronch Bndstead, Spring Red and
Bureau; Lookins-Giass; Carpet; WaShstand; some
fine Pictures, &c. JAS. C. ROY.
Admir- of T. NJ. B. Roy, dee d.
Sale conducted by K. CAUrHoRN. je 27
By THOMAS W. KEESEE. AucrIoSRER,
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FATAL SHfrwRRcx,- F;fftea Ises, Tos, Tha
ee'egfaih has noticed the wreck Of TIA Iii,
f'"i'on, OF Bath, Me- on I,ross Ix,ana AZ.
ana the loss of Capt VIM. M f,o,t.r "a :, >
htSt mate and thirteen of the crew Sbo ,,nn,
ashore AT O'Clock on the morning of ths 18th
IN gale ana IN 30 minutes broke amtdsb,,s
from the narrative of one of the suryixars
we take the following:
There seemed TO be no possible chanee of ax
Gaping TO the shore. "a tho wreck lay .,.on.
the pointed rocks and lodges, and the tre1nen
dous heavy seas came in rapid successjon
tumhling. roaring rushing on, past and over
the wreck IN one white sheet of foam. ex
pending their fury among the rocks and
guiChCs between the wreck and the main shore
Ali human aid was poweriess 10 assist the suf.
fererH had 1t bHen there One man. "a for
lorn hope, Jumped into the surf with 4 line
hoping no might reach tho higher rocks
| Thrice hr caught hold of and was thrown
against She rocks hut was sucked back by tho
rcccdinG Wavcs. and wheu last seen this heroic
man was clinGng 10 a fragment of the wreck
in tho surf, his face and head streaming with
| blood. Noble fellows no died nohy attempt
ing TO save his companions.
The captain remained calm and silent and
told the crew they must Try 10 save them.
selves, hat Expressed his fears that shev would
all ~ lost The Ilhboom was ~ this time
nearest the shore and slightly elevated, and
from this the second mate succeeded in throw
ing himself upon the highest part of !, ledge
when the sea run OFT and thus managed TO
Chamber over q gulch and out of It's way before
~ returned The captain, with nine of the
crew, then attempted Ia gain the rocks from
me uhboom, buta heavy sta swept them al
All OF, and into the surf among tho floating
mass Daniel Riley, one of the survivors, WAS
among Ehls number, and the captain was for
several moments clinging To the same spar in
me SURF with Riiey-the captain At one end
ana ON one side. and Riley at the other end on
uf "'her side. This spar wax thrown on the
fiAd IN oil
ana crawling up before the sea returned
IL" last saw the captain The yea run off
sanding, apparently, in the front edge of the
t"etdihg sea, face to the shore, and appeared 10
I'M throwing or or back from his shoulders
me large thick coat which he hal on. He
went immediately under. Backwards and
was seen no more. The balance OF the crew
t .nFh attempted TO land from tho jibboom. but
they, too, We're swept away by the yea and
ohiy one OF this lot, John Y. Baker, succeeded
III getting safe ashore
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AIA fLlME AND FRANcny1.
YsM HOTEL COMPANY. wHiTE NoilN1

II 4 n r. ninin 1t of tho PLUME" and "pRo
riaE hnnses announce to tourists nj tho 80,
ner travel that they i'll no nrepared fr ,h ny sum
s on q. snsfts on the 18th Fl June These Hotels
furnished, are located in tho midst Of I'll" ,ne
rs srts scenery Of .hs monnt;as being in tho i'm
MOUNTAIN" the Flurne, Lakes, Cascades 1 III
-, h"p!" from IN New York yis' Norwich and Worces
WEALTH aud CoSSECTfCUT. dali, ats o o,cloct
r NJ. from Pier Is Y. Y, foot of CORTLAND street
at tho landing of Southern Trains 'N'''''
For further information nee small bills or thu
route, at the principal Hotels and nepots or adj
dress Il. =. MARTIN Lycnt
je s-d1m Sou NJ
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uYGEIA HOTEL,

II OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
This establishment, greatly enlarged in it's &C
conimodation and comforts, by the erection of
new buildings, will be opened on the 10th of Juno.
my 23-tIA JOS. SEGAR, Proprietor.
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GTEAM SAW-MILI.-LUMBE SAWED
- TO oRDER.-The subsc riber having the entire
control of ono of the best STEAM CIRCULAR
SAW MILLS IN the State, located in viIkln pine
forest near navigation, will contract to fnrnsh Al
terms Building and Railroad TIMBER. sawed all
siges and Dimensions, and respectfully solicts or
ders for this description Of Lnmber.
TRUMAN A. PARKER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lumber, Mahogany,
and Shing les OF every descriptiOn.
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80 NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR

II:,ML IMPROVED AND ENLARGED.
SHORT STAGING. FINE ROADS AND SIT-
PERB SCENERY.
Tho NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
IN Giles county. upon Now River, twenty miles from
the Montgomery White and yellow Sulphur
Springs, has been improved by several new build
lnrs. including fine DIM NGSALOON and BALL
ROOM, and IL ready for visitors. The water Of the
SPRINGS Is \ strong Sulphur. resembling the cee-
bratod Grcenhrier White Sulphur. though not 30
cold that, and has been found highly elca cious
III q variety of diseases.
The scenery at these SPRINGS ia hold and hesu-
tltul; the cele brated NEW RIVER CLIFFS are in
sight of the lotei; the finest views afforded by
the surrounding country, especially from the BALD
KNOB, (belleyed to be the highest point in Virgin
ia near the beautiful Mountain Lake. which is
only seren miles distant. In addition to the
usual smuxemcnts, the guest st this place
enjoy fine huntin. and trout fishing In
short, nowhere il there afforded finer mountain
vlnws, than III this region of country.
The turnpike across the mountain by tho Noun
tam Lake to the Salt Sulphur is completed, and
Messrs. PAXTON Co.'S fine Stages will regu-
larry upon il and upOn the roads between the Mont
gomeIy White, Yellow Sui phur and NEW RIVER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. A line also plies
between the NEW RIVER WHITE and Pearls
burg; whore passengers take Stages to the Monroe
Red Sulphur Sprlngs, distant thirty miles.
4 good Band Of Music Ia engaged.
The Table will be supplied in the best msnner,
.KRMs-First week. So second week, -; third
wsek. IS; for the month, S32.
lie 6-5w WIN EGtII,ESToN Pronriator
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By ALEX. MOTT, AucT.
I ARGE AND pEREMPTORY SALE OF

- DRY. GOODS. CLOTHING. SHOES, kc AT
u CT N To close sundry consgnmonts Of
goods BY tho LIST of IVY shall close out At auction
at q, O'Clock, large lot of seasonabo GOODS.
cnnssting part of Tissues, Lawns and Borsso
Rohes. Linen Drills Hnckahacks, Table Diapers
Sowing Silks, Threads, Linen Bosoms and Collars
spring Hoop Skirts. CLOTHING. tea largo lot
Summer Clothn. such As Alpaca and Linen Coats
Gnan .ge SIX TwT,a Linen tents M.r4Ge.
Of and Mock TIandke rchefs: Silk and Satin Neck
Ties 40 Stella Shawl. handsome styles. SHOES.
HATS. AND BONNETS.-Io cases Mems Boys
and l.,dies' Shoes; 10 cases Mems and Boys Sum
NOR Hats, IS cases Silk and Straw Bonnats.
AZ this saio Ii without limit or reserve, every lot
will he sold.
TKRns.--AlI sums under $50, ca.h; over $50, sixty
days credit, for endorsed negotiable note.
jeA ALIEN. MOTT. Auct.
BY |. & G. r. DAVENPORT, Ayers.
GROCERIES, &c.. AT AUCTIoN.-On
~ THURSDAY. Goth June, we will soil at 10 o.
clock; Il our Auction store, an assortment of GRO
CERI Els, yix:
800 bags Lasuasra and Java COFFEE
zoe bbls Portland SYRUP
100 do New York do
i e h 5his n e {. RUN DO
100 do Recttfed WHISkEY
3oo boxes S0HP and SAMPLES
80 20 h5It c i sVy 6 tR +; T III
Pure imported BRANbifEs and WINES,
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and MApEIRA VINE
100 bafkets CHAMPAGNE VINE
% S Sase su sr;e CA CASKS PORT VINE
TERMs-Cnder 500, cash; Sloo snd over4 months
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