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5vs1s n Y ~ s,.ssyssal plenasnt rooms vacant
:. = she EDHEMONT HOUSE 20 1-iws
B0A.nIN G.-I have several pleasant ROOMS,
few n nv R W ptamal,ss Can also accon.cdsts
ae list Shst- Tower House, Grace 1t.
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND.
BALLARD HOUSE.
Ia presenting this card to the public. We return
nsany cordial thanks 10 our generous patrons for
lhe knaness We haze received ct their hands. and
nope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS. TO -
Initiated Sept ]. 1s5s, will receive the safns
couragement that our previous eiisirts and laborB
TO aecommotate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN P. and THOMAS Il. BALLARD
are now the Proprietcrs of the establishments,
and each one pledges himself to do what the COM
Tort, convenience and requirements OF their guests
demand.
We desire to keep and maintain, what our Ii.
cense calls for. FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We
promise to renewed exertIons tn render the es
Enlistment comfortable possible. With no
lite agents, and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants. VIC shall endeavor to afford Complete satia-
faction to the travelling public.
N. B.-A previous card, long since published to
connteract the influence of baseless runner is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed, and that, since its publication. we
have been IN better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore All rumors as to closure or in
tended closure, we desire friends to notice IS
false and strangers, intending to visit u.s. as wlIu
misrepresentation. sc It's
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THE FATAL AFFRAY IN NEW ORLEANS
The New Orleans papers notice the ARRAY be
tween Ernest Toledano and Or. Robert n.
Graham of that city, in which the latter lost
has life. Dr.. Graham had been superseded as
city physician, and challenged To!cdano as
one Of the parties instigating his removal, but
the challenge was declined. The alfray took
place in the Ruby Saloon. The Bee says:
lie was leaning over the bar on his elbow
when IGtedano came in. At first neither of
them saw the other. MI Toledano had adj
Nanced 10 the middle OF the bar-rOOm, aud
when about twelve feet from the door having
passed about six feet beyond DR.. Graham. he
looked around, when each perceived the other
ior the first time. Mr.. Tolrdano says that At
this instant DR. Graham thrust his right hand
into the left breast Of his coat as If to draw a
weapon, when he pulled out his revolver and
fired every barrel. One bullet struck the wall
and four entered Dr. Graham's right breast
all within a few inches of each other, showing
THAI Mr.. Toledano had fired with n steady
hand. Dr. Graham rushed out on the ban
qUette where he staggered half round ana fell
into the street on his back lie was immedi-
ately picked up and carried into the bar-room,
where he soon EasPed his last.
The night Waterman on the Common street
beat ran up to The scene, when MIR. ToIeaano
walked up To him and said, " ! am Your prIs-
onrr, sir. Here is the pistol with which / did
the shooting. | acted in seif-de1ence." Mr.
ioitutho was perfectly cuOl ana Seli-pOSseSs
ed. His revolver is one of Colts make five
harreled, with a six inch barrel. Every COM
parimcnt OF the chamber was empty.
NheA DR.. q raham WAS picked up a single
harrelrd Derrnger was found under his hand
The load is still in 1t, but the cap Is split. If
II Is moi patent split cap it must have been
snapped. There is rumor atloat that the
male of this Derringer, empty, was picked ny
from the floor of the coffee house aud carried
of by some one, and it is also said that Dr,
Graham fired once and then drew auo Their pis-
Iul, bur this is merely rumor.
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
4ERTyAL or THE rANDE RBIL 7,
p,fficuIty Between England and SPAIN.
the Pepe Reported To be Dying. Affairs
In Morocco Preparations Against China.

NRw YORK, Sept 2e.--Tbe steamer Wander.
hlt with London dates 20 the 18th inst, ar
rived here this morning. Her dates are later
han those by the City of Baltimore. by one
day.
II ras stated in London that Spain had re.
furneA an evasive reply 10 question from
England. touching the concentration of troops
,p The neighborhood OF Gibraltar,
The governments of France and England
V,rre "a he immediate measures for punish
Tag The Chinese.
4 FtoTeucc correspondent OF the Times says
mat it IS reported that The Pope has received
extreme JUNCTION on the sacrament administer
"a 10 the dying.
Ad,ices received ri Madrid from Tangiers.
state thar. in cou$eq urnee OF agitation caused
nv The death OF the Emperor of Morocco, all
The foreign conSuls ST :hat place had barricad-
~ Their haases aud armed their dependents
An The Cars ,ians in the Empire were leaving
bro1hev account says that the families of the
ras>rl had taken refuge on board n Spanish
A correspondent Of the Times saws that n
treaty. was sieaed on the Goth OF August be-
tween the Pagal government and the Queen
d.; SPAIN ny which the latter engages to occu.
~, ihr Roman States with troops when the
trench forces are withdrawal
The China mail had reached London.
bringing full details of the conflict a, the
mouth Of the Pei-ho. The proportion of OIL
rrrs wounded was very large Rear. Admiral
fIapr was very severely wounded
The Times. OF Thursday says that the Eng
u>h government had determined on dispatch
ing Immediately several additional steam and
sailing lrigaies. with large re,uforcements of
troops Orders had already been dispatched
10 The naval rendezvous for artillery and
men In order TO expedite the matter, the
coast guard were TO be called on 10 volunteer.
Great ifnproS enlents had been ordered in the
fcruhcatfonS at Dover Castle. England in
order 70 pUt Il in an efficient state OF defence.
LATEST.
L0SDoN TIRYsdaE IOfaJER.-- The Times
Paris correspondent says that it Is rumored
that 1900 men have been ordered 10 be IN
readiness to 60 to China Gen Wimpssen Is
spoken Of for the command Of the expedition,
Mercantile letters from China generally con-
car N the view that the renewal OF hostliities
VIII not cause any material interruption in
Me tea trade The natives at Shanghae We're
much annoyed n what had happened, couse-
qucntiY no iii-feeling was anticipated from
them; but still il was believed that England
would have 20 send Il very large naval force,
and perhaps blockade various ports, in order
tC bring the Emperor 10 submission.
Sir VIM. Eyre, late commander of the forces
~ Canada, died 70 day.
Some OF the Madrid journals publish arti-
Cles on The necessity OF taxing Gibraltar from
THE English, no matter ny what means.
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By 4. h. Cook. Auct.
INTENSIVE SALE OF HOyELS,
- SPADES, &c. BY CATALOGUE. AT ,Auc.
TIoN..0n TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at loc'clock,
viii sell at my store. $50 dozens
Long handle Steel SH0VELS
ID do do do
d do do SPADES
ID do Iron SHOVELS
ID do do SPADES
by Richard Cauthorn, Auet.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

i LOT, IN KICHMUND;--By vlrtue Of deed
dersigned and duly recorded in the Clerks Oaico
of the Hastings Court of the City Of Richmond,
and by consent of parties shall proceed To sell at
said deed lying between Jackson and Duva streets.
fronting on I'd street 81 leet and running back l3O
two stery BRICK DWELLING, 1.-THE front srrans
ed for q storel with kitchen and other necessary
buildings, and enclosed by a substantial plank
fence.
TERMs.-Cash. as to all the expenses Of execut-
ing this trust, and the Of S47025, due The 9th
day Of July last; credit until the 7th day OF April
1860 Tor the further sum of 40 So the purchaser
executing IL negotiable note, and giving deed oil
trust on the property to secure the and for
the balance cash. The sale will take place on the
premises, on TUESDAY, 9th Of Septemter, at
o'clock p. NJ. Il. CAUTHOBN,
GO Trtfstaa.
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Indian Agents hilIcd--Thc san Juan Sci


ST. LoUIs, Sept. 2d.-Thc Overland Mail
from San Francisco. arrived on the I'd
Capt. Waller had materially shortened the
roHle from Fort Dallas to Salt Lake, and had
arrived ~ Camp Floyd.
The Fort Smith Times says, Indian Agen;
Neighbors. had been killed by McKuett.
Cot. Keeper, Agent of the Camanches. had
been killed by Indians
Governor Douglas, IN replying to Gen. lIar-
n"y. denies that any outrages have been COM
United on American citizens, or that any Bri-
fish vessel. have conveyed officers of the Uud-
son Bay Company TO San Juan Island, to seize
AmnrlcaMS.
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No. -; NEW NO. TX
~ CT OTRTNG HOUSE.. 40
] : 8.

]. II. SIRICH,
Dealer IN Fjne Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, &c.
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity, that he has taken the store No. IS, Main
street ard is prepared to offer them one of the
finest stocks of CLOTHING ever seen in this mar
ket, embracing the latest tyles of Paris and New
! DIRK iashlOns-ali manufactured expressly to or
der
Also, large assortment of FURNISHING
GOODS: Shirts, Collars Cravats. Ties, Stocks, &C.;
in fact. every thing 10 he found in
FiRST-CLASS CLOTHING HOUSE.
All of which will he offered AT prices that defy
petition and he sollcits the PATRONAGE of dlscrm-
mating public feeling assured of pleasing the most
iaSiIdious as to style, quality ard price.
Remember, NO. rs, MAIN STREET.
I'm
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II Plaster ground at the mills of the subscri bers
is selected with great care. and with special regard
To the interests of their customers and the trade
generally. They hazard nothing in saying that it
Will be In the interest al those in want to give
them q call. as they have been engaged in the bust
ness longer than any other establishment in the
city; and they attend personally To the grinding
and cooperlng OF every barrel persons may rely on
EettlnS the Plaster IN good condition. Farmers
FURNISHING their own bags can save 81 per ton. Il
liberal discount to the trade.
We tender our grateful thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed on Old brand the past sea
saAszas well as III years past, and hope, by strict
atH'nton 10 business, to merit Il continuance.
J. X II. F. SHARP. Steam Plaster Mill.
South side of the Dock.
SO 2}-dl2t&sw9tt Richmond Va
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UHH- EeIIOWs' FTOCrssiOn IN BaItimOre.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.-A grand procession
OF odd Fellows took place to assist N the
dedication of the new wing of the odd Eel
lows Hall, in this place. Several large cars
filed with orphans, under the protection of
the Order. formed an interesting feature of the
procession. The weather was beautiful.
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NrrcD SuSpPuSjasi,

BosroN, September 2i-The suspension of
The house OF Biakes s Kinsley, importers Of
woolIen goods No. 2i Wafer street Is an
nounced Il Their liabilities are estimated at
sIlH fLLM
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Juan piZZINI.
% WHOLESALE DEALER IN

. FftIH r IITN FHTTTIN,
AND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURES,
Keeps always on hand the largest and freshest
stock Of FRUITS, NUTS, PRESER YES. &e.,
and - continually receiving. by every and
sstlins packet, an additional supply. Call at the
cheap store of JUAN PIZZINI, I2s Main st.
DRESS MAKERS AND OTHERS can be
- supplied with a variety OF ! DIR ESS AND
SLEEVE PATTERNS, Just received from New
YORK. by calling al zz9 MAIN ST, three doors
above 9Th, np stairs. over Wheeter d Wilson's
Sewing Masbine Agency. 20 zo-st~
iOHS H0LffN%' FAMILY FLOUR. 100
barrels H0LLlNS' FAMILY FLOUR, war
faated TO slye satisfaction, inKt received and Tor
Isle BY tseat-3tJ cRENEHAW 4 CO.
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= rTFt'E-
NECK TIES,
WOOL SHIRTS.
SUSPENDERS, &c,

Tor Genis7 VI ear.
Also. "a tine line of TWEEDS, SATINETS, &C.,
&c, suitable for Boys wear.
In Housekeeping and Servants Goods, have a
large and splendid stock, which cannot be surpass-
ed.
All Of the above Goods have been purchased
within the past week en- the most favorable terms.
and will he SOLD CHEAP. as | am satisfied with
small profits and quick sales.
Cal! and examine for Yourselves before purcha-
slug elsewhere at JNO, l.. SNITHE RS
Sc 26-d&cw2in No % Main St
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.--f have for sals
IN No. i BLACKSMITH. As coach workman,
ard in working cast-Steei, he has no superior. He
il about 20 wears old aud weis his about fs5 ponnds
For further particulars, apply " me. NJ THIS place.
have specimens Of has work: -,
20 lo-3w WMs Il. Pr TOM StaNNtou, W.
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NOTICE. Whereas. the County Court 81 Hem

NOTICE. Whereas, the County Court ef Hen-
IN rico have il in contemplation TO change the To-
cation Of the Poor House, the undersigned com
mittee are appointed 10 receive PROPOSALS for q
suitable location for the new arrangement fsr that
purpose, until the goth day Of the present month,
tSeptember.t
Persons having suitable property, situated at .
distance not exceeding zen, nor less than three,
miles from the corporation. requested To com
munIcate with either of the committee by written
proposition. They will state the location, number
OF acres, character of the buildings and price oil
the property.
The property at present occupied as a Poor-
House viii be sold, given in exchange tfr such
~ may be selected by tho Court, from tbs lots Of
fered. j. b. KEESEE,
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CAM'L r. HALVES L. SON,

ANTHRACITE COAL
A tuil supply constantly on hand of, Red and
White Ash Egg" Red and White Ash prepared
Stove, for families and factories, and White Ash
Lump for foundry use. ' -''A
INVARIABLY
Fairbanks Platform Scales at our ward Orda,s
sent through the Post Office or lie # at the ward fst
street south side OF the Dock will receive prompt
@tbehbioh. je 2S-4m
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OLD CITIZEN RETURNED.

LADIES AND GExTLRMEN OF RIcHMoNp:-
After an absence of a few years have retITned 10
reside among you, with view of embarking again
n my old business of C0NFEcTIONER AND
street, above 9Th. '
The general estimation enjoyed, and the libe raj
patronage bestowed, IN years that have long since
SPED, nave beea. aud are, warmly cherished, and
VIII ever be an incentive to serve kind PATRONS
1t is my purpose, IN all times to come to furn,sh
and conduct my establishment in style that will.
| hope. deserve the LIBERAL support Of friends and
citizens, lii and ont of the city '.
Every article in my line win be found equal to
representa- and abundant in season, such as
CAKES, G An DIES, NUTS. RAISINS, ICE
CKEAMs. JELLIES. PRESERVES, LEMONS.
0RANG Els, and other domestic and foreign fruits
Call and examine mr. stock of Confectionery and
woIkmanship-ealcu tn do much service, as
well a. adorn. Yours, respectfully,
ANTONIO PIZZINI,
No. III Broad st.. above 9th.
N. B.-Parties, wedding sapEars, and Ice Creams
furnished at shortest notice. fse l2-Im1 A. n
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1t is feared that the hops" at the watering
places. are not unfrcQ uent!y used for brewing
evil.
Geo. G. Cotton, Of Baltimore, died at Rot
terdam on The Isl inst, OF the prevailing cpl
demic, cholera.
j. McNobie, a conductor on the Cincinnati,
Wheeling and Xaucsy vile Railroad, was acct
dentally killed on the 22d inst.
Joseph Turner was crushed to death in the
Logan cotton factory, Isle of Wight couaty,
Va. Il few days since.
In Russia a malady has broken out among
cattle and caused extensive ravages.
The receipts of cotton for Friday September
18th, AZ New Orleans, amounted 10 1919 bales.
h, II. Dulany, sheriff of Sullivan county,
Tennessee, died on the 22d inst
The Hon Jefferson DAVIS has returned to
Washington III much improved health.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

{ MGIrniNG- m Nm ! $500 :. -.
store. on TUESDAY Sept 9Th commencing at ID
clock, 800 pieces Ready made Clothing, 10 cases
Shoes, cases Hats, n large invoice seasonabie Dry
Goods. Also. n small lot Of Groceries, such rs
Wbskey Brandy, Bacon, Soap, Candies, Starch,
indigo ne se1 ALEX. MOTIF. Anct.
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ByI. &C. b. Davenport, Amct'rs.

- TUREs, &c.. AT AUCTION.--On Tt ESDAY,
9th instant. at 10 o'clock. will sell ut the store
GROCERIES. STORE FIXTURES, &c.
TERMs.-Under SlOo. cash: slo0 and over, four
months credit, for Approved paper.
After the sale, the STORE will he rented Tor tho
unexpired time. l. Il q. b. DAVENPORT.
90 %,
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HEAR GAYS,
HATS AND GAPS,
HATS ann GAPS.

One of the largest assortments OF Hats and Caps,
OF the very latest styles. consisting OF hne caHsi-
mere Gang in great VARIETY. and Silk and hn0 Soft
Hats, can be had at BINFoRD's Hat Store.
IS L--lua 20 Main street.
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The
alter
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RUrURK D1YS,

ny Goddtn 4 Appereen. Aucea.
- BANK STOCKS, kc.--At tho request Of liza
Executor. We shall sell ut suction, 1T our oIIice.
corner Of Bank and 18th streets. o. WEDNES-
following valuable STOCKS, Wig: =,
@7,700 Va. State Stock,
Hsharcs FaYmers Bank Stock,
D do. Bank Of Virginia Stock,
8 do. Etcbanse Bank Stock,
do. Bank Of Commonwealth Stock.
= 16o acre Land Warrant.
TERMS Cash.
GbDDIN & APPERSON. Aucts.
p. S-Wili be added to the above aeIT
I'D shares yn. Central Railroad Stock,
do. York River Railroad Stock,
10 do Richmond and Charlottesville
Plank Roak Stock.
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INSURANCE

INJRE. LIFE AND MARINE INSU
i RANCE:-The RICHMOND FIRE AsSOCT-
ALTON, with a cash Capital and Surplus of nearly
S2t00 900, is prepared to issue policies on the above
descriptions of risks, reasonable terms as
any similar institution IN the State, and respect
fuzzy ask share of the patronage OF the public
Applications viii hc received at the office No 1861,
second door east Of the corner Of Main and IIth
streets. where the officers VIII cheerlully give any
information required.
All Losses promptly and literally adjusted.
DIRECTORS.
Chas. T. Workman, John II. Claiborne,
VIM. c. Tompkns, Robert VI Burton,
John !. Wilson, Thos. A Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Geo. y. Gwathmey,
John T. Sublett, Frs Y. Barns.
DAVID CURRIE. PreSt.
EoBERT 4. ToSPKINs, Sec'y. sc A-im
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FTRUSTEf' SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARM, KNOWN AS RURAL SHADES.-By
virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber, bearing
date the 18th day of September, 1854, and recorded
IN Henrico County Court Clerks Office, being
thereto requested, | shall sell at public auction.
upon the premises. on TUESDAY, the 4th day of
October. commencing at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, that val
liable Farm, known as RURAL SHADES, in the
county OF Henrlco. on the New Bridge or Stony
Run road. about two miles east of the city ad DIN
ing High Meadow: the farm of Mr.. r. Ii. Dlckin-
son, the lands of Mrs. Ross and others. It lies on
the north side OF the road and contains 10 acres,
with valuable orchard
The improvements are, a dwelling, with the usual
out buildings. III tolerable order most of which
located III beau tiul oak grove.
Regarding its proximity to- the city and its beau
tfu. situation, Rural Shades, for its size,ls
sidered one of the most desirable farms in the
market
TERNs-One- fifth cash; the balance at ], 2, 3 and
4years credit Dents, to bear interest. payable
semi annually, and secured by trust deed.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Las III. TAYLOR & SnN. Aucts Sc III
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= = - ~ ~ " WI xE
~ Ass. Aesas Ana.
j sasas !: ;:.':ss III = ~! ..s.: g..
]: ]: II.
e, {: ;;s i, 4; so. 81
s sas !, y w pSssyisss -
imsvcved, and ven adspsed 10 ~ frovfh gf yes6-
:iy.n '%,.sdis:si,. snd Il .ss issd a ias q ~
ss,s.. ~ so 81. g s1 s..ess.s:. P:,a
~ Gedain Appersss. Anefs.
ekLL TGs' wf NM Xg TIFF THE rr SIENF
Ak5aa soSs f5yB 81, SsEs sivhs
ses,ss M xi,l s sold ssstsa ne sIs.s DE-
contssn,ns "a ss se,ansnS Dr. Trsp. Ard etssrs
tract. sssa hsS land and sss w1 3
II 10000 soas p pssii fHs TIE n
orchard Of 6nc ffnis. Of various kinds, tic nescs
saIy enclosures, &e. NJ
when Mi VIII - s 4, rss
time the purchaser can have the right 10 seed
q
est added. and satisfactorily endorsed, viii ts re-
ssIs safSBgs's i. Gf bond:
Gopprs ArrkasoS. Apcts. seis
VALHABLE RaIGK. TENEyENT. AT
sTREkTs, FOR SALE AT AncTioS.- VII ne 70
s%m ON rukspAY the a7th sepsemhcr 1852 e
@s N o. ss
tea IS anove, now 10 the occupancy Of Mr.. Vernon
TrFas errth cd, cash Il bsis"s. at l. sand II
n,"ht , LOT negotahie notes. interest added, So
Sc s , sopSfb'rs 4 AppERsoN, Aee...
BY Jas. M. Tsyssr 4 Som, Aucrs.
TEN p Is inAHhIs % ~ E.DlNG LOTS
"a ss ah e'S NJ Of S FEN s1s s
Valley or Eth and other streets. 10 the ncrshsri.
-Four Of these Lots front on Valley or r7sA street.
and extend back TO another street, thereby seeu-
rlng a front both y the city and county. and are
The others are upon the opposite side Of tho
residences, with fine soil for gardening purposes.
Ike.
months. for negotiable notes. with interest added,
'as 0s ss NJ def TAYLoR e sSS Aue
+ u ffkE f Sr l g. AGENs
couNST r Trustees in two , deeds q, q
duly recorded in Hanover and Louisa counties,
we shall sell at public auction, to the hiy hest
bidder. at Hanover Court House, on TUESDAY,
day, tract OF LAND, containing ITO acres, moro
or less, the greater part of which hes in Han
Roagee, i. 3. Dickinson, William. 7. Dickinson,
s an d hs ss y is Il
dec d. being the same land which was allotted to
the Trustee OF Susan II. Graves. in the division Of
| the real estate OF the said Nathaniel Dickinson.
decd
| TRRas.-Cash for so much az will he sufficient 10
satisfy the purposes OF the aeed Ter the balance,
the terms will be reade known on the day Of sale.
selling as trustees, We shall convey with special
C. g. GRIswoIp. Pr.
Sc 4-tds II. A. CLAIB0RNE.{ irus'oes'
By Il. b. Cook. Aact.
| INTENSIVE SALE OF SHOyELS,
-r ~ SPADES; &G:; BY CATALOGUE; AT AucI
Long handle Steel sHovELs
D do do DO
B do Iron sHoyEls
d do do SPADES
Railroad sH0vELS. nc, &c.
The above invoice embraces 2 full assortment Of
| received from the manufacturers, and is really
worth the attention of the trade and country mer
chants. lseN l +. b. COOK, Anct.
| I OF ON ST. PAUL STREET AT AUC-
- IL. Ti .O TUESDAY 9Th inst, e. eelses.
| ated LOT OF GROUND, having q front Of "a feet
on st. Paul street, running back l?1 feet.
The lot is situated on 81. PAUL. between Charity
and Baker streets, and IS level and beautifully To-
TERNs-Cash. E. b. COOK,
Sc 20 Auct.
by Richard Cauthorn, Auct.
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COAL, COKE. &c.

----E--- -
( OAL. -The depot of he New York and Riel,-
- mond Coal Company. situated Mt the upper end
OF Broad street, and opposite the old Far Ground
y We'll supplied from their Deep Run and Spring
lly, Biacksmiths'. Run of the Mines, and Hard
toAia Sc 2-ImN
( 'OAL.-CLoYER HILL and ANTHRACITE
~ COAL and COkE-hAIL COAL, of the best
quality, at "a per load. For sale by
NJ. d. WHITING,