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W. FROM Inx ,,,,~,e
wH1rn s.s snh.H eS i = sr r.!
Th Gni re- ne o. 3" &c
eases. renders n.ent aDoa their medicinal en-
cacy unnecessary. ,-.-.
been nsportsd and used b, persons a. their own
noInes, and, experiences full, testites, srssA TAG
xss ,rAsa drant JresA at ,hs fenr:s';., ,r
remedy. and the quality above al Others that haa
.iven to them their high reputation. = their ~
snces, By which they st,m.lsis Giasdsla, ssevs-
iioss, reSotce CAyoSie tsasnaHasso~s. ersse osns
morbid aesSnasissioss from diseased organs, tAss
producing the alte,0tice or profound cnnNyeS de-
su AfkRiEN Ss's
range Of diseases to which they are applicable will
.: cs9s.e es.e.s.s q sSs
Liver. Kidnsys, Skts. fe.;, &C.. Upon the iuno,,
Of tine sSose
health, secvctions in such a. haze do
the mneo.s coat Of the stomsch and Bc~.is they
Ss with the III siS. their
| ure,ior efficacy has been long and firmly estab-
"' CHRONIC DIARRHGA is often cured By
them, after other remedies have bsen insdsctuailI
To COsTIyENEsso of the Bowels and to PILES.
/ they are well adapted.
VII. Sn@
| ton, they very seIviceable
| To the Sereraf forms Of Oh RONIC OBSTRUC-
| TONS. &c. peculiar to females, their oitsratics
| IN iuences are often eminently useful.
/ NEURALGIA and the various nsyrONS DISEASES
| when they the result OF organic deIange-
ments, are treated with great success by these
| waters. -
InCHRONIC RHEUMATISM. their known Of
6cacy Ii coevai with the early history Of the
| Springs.
AS a palliative OF most excellent effect IN GOVT
yf rs Sns ssa in tia.
liar affection that results from the abuse of lMey
curry III syPHYLIrIC affections, full course of the
| Water stands un rivaled in Its curative powers:
n. Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal cha
racter and applcablities of the w steis furnished
| gratis. on Applicant n to the Agents.
| n These Waters. securely put up 1t the
Springs in glass bottles. are now being regularly
| furnished to the Agents in Richmond, for tho sup
| ply of the general public.
"a To prevent Imposition, each bottle has the
| words, "GREkNBKIER WHITE SULPHUR
WATER" blown in the klass. without which,
| none il genuine.
orders from individuals. and the trade through
| out The United States. should he directed to
| PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
| erN--lm Gent Agents. Richmond. Va.
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Politics ia (Seorsia.

AUGUSTA, GA, May bat Democratic
,aesuhg IN Atlanta. on Saturday. the post
master defended the course OF the Charles
W, 90 sec~ssioni.ts. and denounced Douglas as q
cra,er TO Democracy and the South Is.
iancey followed in . similar Lengthy
Zen, .seh' The ''National" Democracy tthose IN
ts'o Of the Baltimore Conventional were ds'
os,a by Col. Gaskeil. The meeting ao'
''ufaed for one week
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"A ar 's I'M 6 S's.frss S g,
DR.. MoNrARDfEo.,' FIR FIR s. M.F.A
PROFESSOR t ST CHEMISTRY
SOLE gT Ss55vAEEr * ks StHaS
n,AA 1si ssSSEi t4Is KILLER.
GREAT FRENCH u. k e Remedy 4!
o,c,,,,o. citizens OF
TO THIS GREAT H FhEf paiisFE5
Now universally acknowledsed to BE-,
THE GR kaTEar MFEIDicINE
IN THE WORLD,
For the ImInedtato cue of
FEVER AND AGUE.
cATARRH; Or Ge5srs THE HEAD.
IT CURES THE WORST rop G?PHfaAihE. &C,
THE WORST snuRAt Z hALr a M m,surs
THE WORST CHOLIC -
| IN MALTA MINUTE
OF wuAA4A AL e. $i AsHHs puyo..
IT'S USE.
| 1T PURIFTES THE BLOOD
AND RENOVATES THE SYSTEM
I"PAKrING H1AL1aa f AMI MIs Ti GSb BODY
| In BALTIMORE, WASHING TON, ANB Alt 0rHER
HAS EHTkkEY ALI
moS SEa oilr f 81 lA.: NV ssela
l than OF Rnv other "aaeine in the World
AS A6PECIFIC FOR
FEMALE COMPL AiNTS.
l 1T STANDS uNRlyALLkD.
/ We do not say OF this Medicine ~ frequently
said OF others, 'thAt alter using or bottles 70.
lief may be expected" We confidently asses
that in using this medicine the relief 10
| INSTANTANEOUS!
While the price Of this GREAT bLKSsING u Oni!
IS and 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
We respectfully ask !or 1t trial tron alb Az
stied that ono trial w,a b Sufficient 70 establi.
for Il in Richmond the high rspntat,1n enjoys u
all other cities. JAH. McDONI EAhs
/ General Agent, Hal0m0re.
For sale in Richmond ~ PUscELl, LAPu go.
FIsHER { WINSTON, Man IT., and ~ DraFgtot
genePallv. ~ !-a11
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,.ofsSa st5 ftcSa lfHrS$ss IS! ts
~; /: s; s.; !: ;;ii; s
O. os s.. si .ss & g NJ Is:
: Il 8 q PIE: !:
are dcuSls BRICK ktchsn, su,,sSls iSS NO ssss
sSs as.r ss7 .ss The forsscins rss ssass y.
b divided in separete Dereels. or not % may b
d:snss s.ss :: s s ss. E; s:ne. and
years lor resotiahls nc,ss interest :ddsS 49,:
for se to "' '::so S 3, ~ .sslsiriEssoN A.s.
!1fs ]. e. 1 s:s:
isse s e !. s ssisss .ss l.. ss.::d !: .sss:
street and ssptS q 10 feet on the North sds d
for =, ses nSe: add ,%S
'S %, f be paid 3p as 1uo.
SMhEES S6 6r Kill ASkfH E spE Or T cEH
6K Al ). STD !.
sd Hs BY c q: Slick TkNEMENT. To-
II .S! St
room, and the upper story is psrtitioned of INTO
AND "ssnDsd es tsaa
The lot fronts COZ feet runs back 30 feet and has
| a wide alley on the side
of the city. and offers great Inducements to capl
TFs3s.-one fourth cash; balance At :, 8 and
cured by trust deed or title retained. The taxss
's sso as 30 ''Sao shs Auc
TRUST = r. s. SA 4 OF VALUApIk
sneiiinss and WIFE dated 10th April, 1850. duly 70.
execution of the said trust proceed to sch az pub
lie auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY. the
asa M ns.t sr ,ss kEAE EsFATE
ISLAVES convey ed b. the said deed, consisting OF
:" ON s1 W @ limit.
Manchester, containing about 80 acres. more OF
q
Toad ad,oining the SpIns Hill property ana tne
acres Will be sold BY tie acre, This land is ADM
rab'y adapted to market gardens. The land al
joining the mansion house viii ee soid INTO l9t :.
the hour Of sale. '''' anu survey ''s,' :"
Also, several other Lots. in and rear to Man
| chester, and several valuable SLAV ES.
The particular attention OF the public is respect
to
than the one on WHICH Mr.; ilings now resides:
At e Rsa i
interest added, and title retained till ali the pur
chase money is paid. The Slaves will be sold 70
| cash The taxes for 1860 to I've paid by the pur
| chasers. CHAS. I. FRIEND.l T,us,.e.
A. A. CHEATHAM,i ''"s''
GODDIN K APPERsON. Aucts. an
t r. S.-Immedlatey after the above sale will b
| sold COOPER SHOP. near to dunlop. MoncuI
e | h cos mills, and Ii sets of f;OOPERS' TOOLS
a HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
: | PiANO,2 good MULES anu CARTS and hAR
It MSS.
a ALSO--A COAL YARD, about one quarter
e | an acre, on which !s new Cooper Shop. AIS,
two NEW TENEMENTS, near Coal ard. from
ing on the Western Road, near the limits Of Mar
chester. TERMs-At the hour Of sale
my Std GOpDlN APPERSON. Auct'rs:
Il P.S-Atter the foregoing sale will be sold II
I | House and Lot now occup ed by Mr.; Josiah Mole
at the corner Of Perry street and the corporate
II line, fronting 40 feet, running back 1856 feet
e TERMs-At sale. my lsl u. A, Aucts.
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By Alex. Nott, Auct.

v,URNITURE. DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RIES, &C.-Wlll be sold at auction. At my
store, corner of Main and 18th streets: on TUES
DAY MORNING next, the 18th day Of May, com .
mencing AZ 10 O'Clock, a general assortment Of
new and second hand Furniture.
Goats: Vests: Shoes: Caters; Hats; Caps; Cotton
Hosiery; Spool Cotton: Net Drawers &c.
GKOCEKIES-Wine;W hiskes; Brandy; Soap;
Candles; Cheese; Manufactured Tobacco; 70 has
kets Champagne; 1000 Cigars. ,o
my IL ALfX. NOIT. Auct.
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Sinking of n Steamer-Sad Loss of Lii

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 1.-THE steamer Il.
+ Lass, with $50 passengers, bound from
New Orleans for Cincinnati, snagged and
sunk when fifty miles below this city, last
night. The boat and cargo are total loss.
TIE follow IN q passengers are known 10 have
been lost Mrs. James Y. Lindsay, Of New
Orleans Mrs. Kate Whiten and son, OF La
iayeI,e, la. Mrs H. e. Neal and daughter, OF
Petersburg, Va; Mrs. VIM. Harris, Ut Park
..fsbuTg, Va; John Pankney, of Illinois MT
hhngman, Of Iowa; Mr.. Wilson, OF Clncin-
la'i; Charles Ailendale, of Syracuse, ONO
fFancis aud VIM. Eavett, of Louisiana; a
Air'aan, porter and three servants. Inc ON
GERS aud the rest OF the cabin passengers were
saved
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DETROIT, Mich, May 1.-THE propeller
Prairie State, for Ogdensburg, with a full car.
60 of liour ran on 4 reef at the Stralghts oi
Mack,nac, op Wednesday, and Immediately
sunk The crew and passengers were saved
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A uerrlics SLAYER at Provimcetewn.

Paov,NcxrowN. May IA Spanish dere
lict brig WAS brought into this port las even
ing, In charge of the mate OF the schooner Ri
emf. She was fully equipped As SLAYER
Her name is supposed to he Don Juan.
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4. "A WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
vENA9 GREENBRfER COUNTY. VA;
l.,M i This long established WATERING
fTACf. will be opened for the reception OF visitors
on the 18th May. -,
Many new and important arrangements have
been made since the last season IN this large es
Enlistment. and no efforts will be spared to make
the guests comfortable. .
'''' JEREMIAH MORTON, President.
J. HUMPHREYS. General Superintendent. u,,u
nA Correspondents Will please address J: y NJ
Greenbrler county, va. ap lo-eouuJuy
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BosToN. May lI.--There is at present an ex-
'ess'se drought throughout New England
causing great trouble 10 the farmers. Ia
some parts of New Hampshire they have 10
''ife he cattle many miles tor water.
localities.
-. M Hyannis Mass yesterday, on the cape
and
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, May l2.-Ssnats.-The Senate
VS. rot III session to-day.
Feayt.-Mr Petit asked, but failed to OBJ
AN leave to have the House take up and
IS, ,he i0int resolution of the Senate, pro-
tdng ,or the observation OF the eclipse OF
- sun, TO take place Oh the 18th OF July
leyl.
The Speaker said the first business before
ne House was the consideration of the reso-
,aion offered by Mr. Branch, of n. c., on
,rslsriay, that when the House adjourn to-
Law II 10 10 meet on Monday next, at 3 O'Clock.
The question being tAAen on the resolution,
j. vas agreed to by u vote of 80 yeas to G3
lsys
Nj Grow moved to take up the bill pro-
rdiDg Territorial Government for Idaho,
which WAS pos troned until to-day. This Is
bot the bill bearing Il similar title which was
aid upon the table yesterday.
The bill having been taken up, Mr.. Chase,
G; ONO. addressed the Ho use in its favor.
~ Houston, of Ala, followed in opposi-
zen.
The bill was then laid aside, and the House
gent lnto Committee of the Whole on the
Territorial Calendar, MIR. Sherman, of Ohio,
IL tie Cbalr)
Hsrug spent some time in the consideration
O: various Territorial bills, The committee
rose aud reported the following bills, which
wee passed
Ahli 10 provide for a Superintendent Of In
dan Affairs for Washington Territory and al
dlgna Indian agents.
Ab,lI TO establish two Indian agencies In
Nebraska Territory and one in the Territory
d. New Mexico.
4 bill providing for the exam' nation o
dams tor Indian depredations in the Terri
tjfF of New Mexico.
il bill granting alternate sections OF LII
gablle lands 10 aid in the construction o
a!lroads in the Territory OF Nebraska.
Atiil 10 provide for the completion OF tn
military road from Fort Union to Santa Re
New Mexico.
bill making appropriations for the con
Suction of certain mill AIRY roads IN the er
nory Of Washington.
bill making appropriations for the pay
Arnt II the expenses OF the legislative as
s.nbly OF the Territory of Minnesota.
bill approIriating money for the erec
uon OF public buildings ia certain lerrito
hes therein named, and for other purposes.
bill making appropriations for territora
libraries
4 bill to enable the trustees OF the Blu
Mount College TO pre-empt certain quart
section VI land and for other purposes.
bill 10 confirm certain private land claim
Ia lhr Territory OF New Mexico.
TIE House then, at O'Clock, adjourned.
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BRISTOL, K. l., May 1.-THE residence OF
lanes vss + DE Wolf was destroyed by hre carry
W. ,as morning, and the falling chimneys CRUST. .
number OF men. Tue dead bodies OF
nr~h Waidron and Mr.. Horton have been
'aktn from the ruins Seven or eight other
persons were badly burned and bruised, but
mn hoped none fatally. The property was
aad Tor $1,000, but the loss exceeds mat
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TT MONTGOMERY WHITE SUI
VcA9PHUR SPRINGS, NEAR THE ViR-
li:4T G MA AND TENN kSSE RAIL-
KOnD IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA: =
Will be open for the reception OF visitors on the
18th day of MAY. The capacity to accommodate
has been increased by the addition OF very plea-
ant rooms. The buildings have all been new y
painted and whltewashed, and the bedding HIS
much improved by thorough IenovatlOn and ~
Passengers reach this place without stage trnr: l,
and those who may desire to go to tine SAIL 81 =
SWEET SPRINGS, can take as much rest he e
they may wish, and then pressed ~ Mesns ;;
FOUR HORSE COACHES, which leave da'l'
reaching the Sab Pond to dinner, The Salt Suipn',r
40 miles, to tea. and the Greenhfier Whiie su l.
Without night travel. Leave virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad at Big Tunnel StGtt0n.
ROB. II. MOSBv, Proprietor.
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For EurOue

NEW YORK, May 12.-The steamer New
York sailed hence for Southampton at noon,
with 3t0 passengers and $3o0,OUU in specie.
The steamer City of Manchester also sailed
At noon, with $50 passengers and $2l7.Uo0 in
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THE THIRD AND PssSiTIvELY FINAL
/ SALE OF ELEGANT OIL Paintings. viii
take place at COhIN AHlAN HALL. on TUES
DAY AFTERNOON. Nay 18th, commencing Mt (
O'Clock. when an entire new select on cOmpris-
ing about fifty choice PlCTHRES. VIII be offered.
recently sod and are believe to be equal TO any
modern Pa,ntin, hitherto exhibited here
The Gallery will be open to ladies and gentle,
until the time Of sale on TU ESDAI.o,
nv II r.. b. COOh, Auctr.
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heath nj N Rank President.

OoDENsBURe, N. y, May 1l.-Augustus
Chapman. President of the Oswegatchie Bank,
of Ogdens burg, died i'll a ii very suddenly this
morning ut his residence, in MorristoWn.
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arrival of the Canadian,

FARTHER PoiNr, May -: - Tue steamer
Canadian. from Liverpool may "a, 'ouened
here to-day. . 49,. =.
,nssnsn of the allies to Pekin. They have
fourteen miles Of QUALIFICATIONS. and 100000
men under arms
The French Government has large projects
concerning tariff on wool, cotton and other
raw materials.
It,t,an affairs are unsettled.
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NORFOLK, May l2.-Senor Malta, the Mexi-
can minister to the United States, was re-
ceived here to-day with diplomatic bonors
from the shin Pennsylvania
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(auture Of Il SLAYER,

NEW ORLEANS, May l3.-The steamer Mo-
hawk has captured, on the coast of Cuba, a
SLAYER with 500 Africans on board. The event
caused great excitement at Havana.
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- CoYNER's WHITE AND BLAG \,

a., COYNEK'S WHITE AND kLACK
VCM9SULrHuR An D G 4 4 :. L II - e Il Z
vii Ire open for the reception of visitors the
list Of June. It is situated on the itns ard ~
about half a mile Fl ON Bonsac ks Depot. Roanoke,
Va. at which depot an OMNIBUS will always he
found waiting, on the arrival OF the cars, To con
yey passengers the Springs.
these WHITE and BL OK SU L. p
WATERS have effected numerous cures: The
WHITE SULPHUR, aggravated cases OF Dys
Dc osIa serious affection of the Liver. kldneys and
Bladder. General Debility. and especially diseases
culiar to females the BLACK SULPHUR, all
kinds of diseases of the Skin, aggregated cases OF
letter and other eruptions of tine Skin.
The ACCOMMODATIONS are equal to any to
he found in the mountains of Virginia and the
TABI. r. and ATT PENDANTS of the most salts,
factory character, together with a fine BAND OF
MUSIC, and every other attraction usually found
at FIRST class WATERING Pl4ACES-as to all oil
which we beg leave to refer to the large number
of persons who have heretofore visited the p ace
an l9-d3m J. A. HEFELFlNGEK. Propr.
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"ns'her Political ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Meeting nj New York.

,ss s iriends VI Gen. Hous too. from MI paris of
-, :. aion, was held ut the Metropolitan no.
ma ,nis evening. The Baltimore, Charles t0n
r.n, onsr National party Conventions VEL
NJ. led, and the determinatiop express %
ios We we people shall make their own cho'cs
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The Shin Lima Ashore

NORFOLK, May l2.--The Bremen ship Luna,
from Liverpool for Alexandra. with 4 cargo
Of salt is ashore on sand Shoal. Her condi-
ton is perilous-leaking badly. The wreck
ers are endeavoring to get her OF and save
her cargo.
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MO oCE... nave this dAy .sppesnled JOHN h !.
IN ELMORE my Agent. and q my y, name Y .caI-
NESa in the CITY of Rtchmoud, IN buy eHd sel for
oaah, Inv 7-3ssl THOs. NORRIS.
NOTICE have yasa dsy sSp0,ntsd JAN kH
fscfiosARY ssa fsUnIif srokk. il siis az,
I wv ~ - - s's JOIN souonsa,
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No. Oesth Of = fSeneh Vice Consul.
ssno.kEoLk. May ia-The venerable Pascal
tsrnonaho Vice consul of France, did thts ~
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NEW YORK, May 13--The steamer Epiton'
from Havre, arrived last nighs WIN A"'e''
pool dates to the I'd inst. a.
Manchester advtces report Cotton nrm.-
some circulars say all qualities have siisntiy
nd yanced. ,
| rlcnr and Corn dull Wheat has deehned:--
Pro visions quiet. Weather favorable lot
| crops .,,ou.v ar account -
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

L. FOR RENTING comfortable DIV ELL
G:a ING HOUSE the Brooke Plank Road. a
kE.A quarter of mile from the city OF Richmond
with excellent garden and lot of SIX acres al
tached. The house contains nine rooms. anu IN
the yard there is brick kitchen with four rooms,
and well of the very hest water; also, good
barn. granary, " c., on The premises. ~
For terms apply ON the premises to Mrs. W NJ
I IYNHAM my lit
-, FOR KENT-TWO ROOMS suitable toI
fs::a young man. The Rooms are on the THIRD
Is.L story Franklin street. few doors below the
Exchange Hotel. Apply at this office.
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-.>..-AS nn:.rr 1872 nsN'
ROAD. -Pursuart tn the provisions OF a deed oil
trust from VIM. u. ,ier and wife. to the nnaet,
sig ned at the RI auest of the beneficiary In SAID
deed will, on the premises, on the 9Th day of
June. 1850 conn n ncing at u O'Clock. sell to the
hg hest bidder. ,e tact of AND c"nve, cd by
acres. This ira II Of Land Is on thu Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, aI adjoins the lands of John r:
Cross, JnO. J. lgieid's estate and others, and
IS part O, the iract OF land lately belonging tn
Charles jarvis 1tate.
TKRMs.-.Cast will be required for SO much "a
will he to pay the Costs OF sale, record
ing said deed, K and to discharge the debt Sc
cured by said DE- ell; to the residue, the terms
will be made KIN N3n ON the day Of safe.
| MY -dtds X. .. DOSWELl, Trustee.
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AVA n. III a. Is I'D. ~, az.
ID " packages prime BUTTER. =-a
~ boxes prime CHEESE. ...
80 bbs. SWEET SlDER.
loo bbis. prime LARD.
Ito bbls. No 3MACKEREL.
~ bbls and half bbs. No: NACKEREL.
lUO BOXES Jack sons CANDLES.
2ps boxes STARIH
~ bags GRAIN SPICES. t.-
60 baskets Hsidsick WINE.
lUO bblsD Refined SUGARS.
Receivins. for SAFE by WI. H. TYLER,
INV 9-Sr 18th street.
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Ny Chas. 4. Workman \ Co.. Auct y.
CARGO SALE Or , l. Ii n AND MO-,
~ LASS Els, AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
the 10th inst. commencing at II o'clock, we will
sell at our Warehouse. ON the Dock, the cargo OF
schr X. B. Hewlett consisting OF
2l3 hhds. prime to choice Caniuegos SUGARS.
y tlerces - to
WILL ALSO BE ADDED:
"a bbls. Porto K leo SUGARS. 80
10 hhts. Muscovado and Cafdenas MOLASS-
rs
TERMS OF SALE For sums under . 100, cash;
over leo, months credit, for approved nesOtia-
bic paper.
Sale without regard to weather.
CHAS. Il. WORKMAN Il CO.,
myl2 AuctiOneers.
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER Of MAIN
At the request Of the owners. who reside in Phia-
dephia. we will offer for sale, at public auction,
May, 1860, commencing at II O'Clock NJ ;, tie very
valuable REAL ESTATE located 1T the south
east corner Of Main and l4th streets, now in the
occupancy of Messrs. Noah Walker Il Co. and
others.
The property fronts on Main street y feet. and
runs back along l4th street to wide alley, and IS
now rented to excellent tenants ut $500 per an
mum.
The location of this property, in the very heart
of the city, and converter to the hotels and depots
&C. renders it very valuable for a business stand
of any kind, and we would invite particular aten-
to the sale. as 1t is considered to be the most
valuable piece Of real estate now IN the market,
TERMS OF SALE are as follows: One sixth of the
purchase money in cash. and the remainder II
ecu al instruments, at 2 8, and years; the pur
chaser to execute gotiable notes. with intereE
added, tpay able semi annually , and secured by .
trust deed. The taxes and insurance Tor ls6O to D'
paid by the purchaser. aoN
ap2 JAS. M TAYLOR n SON. Au"ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-14
ny r. b. eoks Auct'P.


WILL BE SOLD, evs:y night this vees, .
w auction room 8, Nam street, c91HS.sin. =
tlsted WATCHES. Sse Sold JEW ELRY 4ol6
jUARD and VEST CHAINS, Ladies, CHAI.AA
kAINS; Silver Plated SPOONS, ,EokASsA SCM
CARS, CUTLERY, &c.
N.B.-COnslgnmentsr ooeivine even day ande0
glthOut reserve. ]. H. DIG0k6, Acct
b. r. Booth. Salesman. " 3-eD