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settled Territory; and we perceive that our
black republican contemporaries, who ehrieked
so loudly for their pet Territory in 1886,
are also in the dark. They were profuse in
their lamentations over bleeding Kansas"
teey raised money to buy rifles for the Sons Of
Freedoia and John Brown, but they have not
tear to shat nor dollar to spend for starving
Kansas. Unless the philauthrcpists of New
England unite to raise a fund and tension OF
Kansas, it seems more than protsble th.1 the
settlers will be obliged 70 get along as best
they may, and make up their shorscognines
next year Illinois Iowa Minnesota ar1 Wis
copsin have all had their tough times ana we
see no reason why Kansas should not have
taste Of the rough side Of border llfe. AT any
rate, crying over the matter will not help it
q bit.
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Sew Aorh. Saturday, September L, 1850.
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Few Yors aeraia-Caiinrni. Edi

Few forA ncrnia-Cniifornin Edition.
The NAL steamship Aris Capt Haer, wit leave this
port tia, a. no0U fsr AspavaiL
The ualis oos tai;orni@ ra.tu tho P@c,nc
VT ciosc =: hal! pae. O'Clock this morning
rh5 EK- yoRE @KgxLY aExAir-;aliforria edition.
contain th- lsos, intelligence from Al parts OF the
vosld tL large quantity o. local aad miscellaneous
matt. wg b. pubshed at bal past uine O'Clock In the
morning
Sngs copies, wrappers. reaiy rcc mating six cents.
kgeau T pcase ssnd Ia the. orders early pos-
n
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! THE History OF WALKERS NEw ExPEDl-
/! tioR.-E Elsewhere in our columns to day Will
be foand an interesting account OF the origin
and progress Of the new Walker expedition,
which loses much of its character for premedi-
tatior and preparation, from the particulars
we now give.
II secrny that tn, affair was got up BY invita-
ton from Ruatan, and no doubt with money
contributed by som. of the ex-English inhabi'
tsnts Of that island, \who prefer little inde.
tendency to returning to the sovereignty OF
Honduras under the rec mt treaty. In antici-
patton of Withdrawal cs the English ohciais'
it seeras that number OF men under the
command of Captain West. zone OF "a.Aer o'o
captains, were sent to that ia and as passengers
on the fruit vessels trading TO New Orleans as
early as April last, where they were aver "a'us
joined by others from time to 'inie' Ing ue
livery Of the ISLAND to the HonduyA au'nori''es
did not take place, as was antics, 'a'eo' anu
the men were provided fol by the h"a.A
friends. Tie subsequent arrive! OF "aiae'
himself defeated the proposed cein e'y u
tie island TO Ho1furas, by awakening Ia
o. the officials of Roth nations, and the Ins
i,h authorities CO scented to hold on for ava ''
Walker then TOOK ell his men on board
schooner and left tAe island, proceeding OF.
cruise northward 80 Cozumei. lie returned
twice and communicated with Ruatau; but the
English authorities ware still there; ard then
no doabt forced by me want Of supplies, he
took the bold resoutio -.s5f landing in Honduras
end capturing Truxillc TIE resuit Of ttis step
lie known 10 our readers
The proclamation Of IT, name and cause Of
csS-president Cabanas sern's TO have been made
without concert with hin. for the news from
th'Pscifc coast, where be - now residing, con
tass~ no mension OF an movement on his |
parts and tAe press IF San Salvador
has strsnuou,ly denied the ramor CT |
any aNepded cooperation With Walker. II |.
may ~ FRAT Walker hopeG % make dash |
a;ross ne county to Nicaragua such as he
sent A>ac--on to make by leading at O-noa. /
when his expediIioN was wrecked aud carried /
into Belize. Telegraph. ady:c.s- received yes /
ternay ncrn New Orleans, vith dates from /
15tFs nit, lead toth~ supposiion |
that IL h..s.tn any ssgch intention be had not |
been able t-caay it sat, for b v.s fortfying |
il anaicipsson Of en- attack from
President 6k.egdiola. The rcscooer J. A. |
Tayio is re,crs,ed to have sslsd from New
Orleans yesterday for SaAtan wisn-Efty men in
tending 70 joiE Walker, sssd the ehooner Touoey,
which formed pSrs Of sis expedition, is mo-
mens,y expecteoato ARRIVE there frosa Truxillo.
1t IL therefore probable that re shall soon
have farther now.
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Breckinridgers, and appointed committee to
arrange the terms Of fusion which it seems
more than probable will be brought ABOUT.
While all this has been going on in New FORK,
the friends of the Union elsewhere have not
been idle. New Jersey and Pennsylvania have
taken heart Of grace from the demonstrations in
the Empire State, and the movement j. steadily
gaining strength in those States, which, with
New York, are to decide the issue Of the cam
paign. And it seems, from the present aspect
OF things, that the Union movement will sweep
over the North in 1860 as il did in 1852, when
the Sewardites were SO awfully whipped by the
conservative forces who supported poor Pierce.
No wonder that the black republicans are
frightened. No wonder that the Hon. Massa
Greeley takes to figuring, and In his despair
attempts to revive the sinking hearts of
Lsacoin's followers by making out ma
jority for him in Til, State. That figures can
be used On one side as well Us the other has
been proves by the Douglas organ, and we
print their estimates together, to show how po-
litical doctors disagree. OF the one side,
Greeley claims hf,2 thousand fof Lincoln; on
the other, Richmond places Douglas at the head
of the poll, but makes NO account Of the Bell
Everett or Breckenridge vote. II they are all
consolidated on one electoral ticket, tac hun
dred thousand which the Tribune "hope7' to
give Lincoln will, as We s.Tily believe, be
given TO the Union candidates. 50, let the OPP
ponents OF Lincoln work cheerily n, and above
all, work together long pull and strong
pull, pull altogether, and away gc-s old Abe
clear up to the head waters Of Salt river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-03

VERY nEslnA a. BUILDING LOT
STREET, AT AUCrlON.-We will sell At public
auction, upon the pre- nises. on FRIDAY, the Sth
day Of July. commencing at So O'Clock, . very
desirable BUILDING LOT, on the east side Of
Marshall, at ,ts intersection With Smith street,
Jake. II fronts ~ feet and II inches. and runs
back 1853 feet to an alley Is feet WIDE.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; the balance at 4,
and IL months, for negotiabe notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deed.
jy2 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR A SON, Auct'rs.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CARY,
BETWEEN 1ITH AND 1SrH STREETS. AT
AuCTI0N.-Wih be sold upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, the 9th day of July, 1860, commenc-
Ing st IL o'clock, NJ, two valuable pieces of REAL
ESTATE, as follows:
LIST. A BRICK TENEMENT, on the north side
OF Cary, between 18th and 18th streets, adjoining
the property OF MessIs. Horace l.. Kent and Others
ID A BRICK TENEM EMF on Cary, between
18th and 18th streets. for number of years occu-
pied by Nicholas Deyereux as a leather store.
This property has the usual front, and is now
renting to good enants at falr rents.
TERMs.-0ne- fourth cash the balance at g., IL
and Is months the purchaser executing nes otiabie
notes, with interest added, and secured by trust
deed. lie 23l JAS. Nj. TAYLOR SON. Aucts.
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-

VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
' DENCE, ON THE CORNER or BROAD
AND llTH Sis, OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL,
For SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request OF Or.
F. W. Roddey, twho will shortly remove to his
lie auction, on the premises, on THU RSDAY, the
18th July, 1850 at O'Clock M his valuable resi-.
feet on the north side of Broad street, and depth
of about l35 feet the west line of Ilth street to
an alley 20 feet wide. The Dwelling has 10 rooms,
with front and rear portlcOs office IN front base
ment, large brick kitchen. stable, carriage house.
&c. The location of this property is equal to any
IN the city.
TERMs.-One fourth cash; balance at s, IL and Is
months. for negotiable notes. intei est added,
cured by trust deed, title retained.
jy2 GODDIE i APPERSON. Aucts.
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sas FAKMIN NEW KENT COUNTY,~.

esrs FARM NEW KENT COUNTY,
FOR SALE.-l Offer for sale my FARM fj:%i
~H- called '.sPRINGFIELD,,'' in the above Iii
named county. 1t is 10 miles from Richmond by
the York River Railroad; about IA miles from
Tunstalls Depot, and "a niles from York River
and adjoIns the lands OF DR.. Tazewell Tyler A G.
Mason, VIM. r. Clopton and others.
1t contains 4471a acres of land. of which 200 acres
are cleared, and IN high state of cultivation 60
acres OF hne low grounds the balance is in orig
NAL growth of pine, oak and CEDAR and it is
thought that the wood alone will pay the cost Of
the Farm.
The land is we'll watered. and contains an album
dance of the richest mari
The BUILDINGS consist of an excellent Dwell
ing. IN good repair. with six rooms, and all neces-
sary out houses. There is also a line Orchard, in
good bearing condition.
II the above Farm IS not sold privately before
tuesday,, the Gath July, it viii. that day, at
IL O'Clock NJ, De sold at public auction. upon the
premises. Persons wishing to see it can leave the
city by York River Railroad. at Ga O'Clock A. NJ
and return by the 41a O'Clock train. Mr. Mills
residing on the place, or Mr.. A. G. Mason, on the
next farm. Will take pleasure in showing 1t.
TERMS made known on the day of sale, or by
applying TO Eyself In Richmond on brooke Ave
nue., opposite tioddin's Tavern. Possession given
LIST JaDuuTy, 1851. BURTON b. CRUMP
P. S.-Ihe above property will be exchanged for
city property IJe7-d2awtJy l5td tds& cwtds
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BY Alex. Mott, Aucrr.
U,RADE SALE Dry GOODS, CLOTHING.

TRADE SALE DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
i Ac-wili be sold at suction, at my store. on
TUESDAY, July 3. commen cing at 10 o'clock.
large invoice OF seasonable Dry Goods. sisting
in part of 8 pieces Black and Colored Cloths;
Tweed Cassineres; Sattinets; Angola and Merno
Cassimeres; Linen Drills and Cottonades: Laces,
Embroideries. &C.; Lawns, Ginghams, Mouslalns.
&c; Hosiery. Gloves. dc.
Also, lot ready-mads Clothing, consisting of
Goats, Pants, Vests, &c; Hats, Caps, Shoes. &c.
TERMs.-Ail sums over $50, sixty days credit,
jv2 ALEX. MOTT. Anc.-
ADpITIONAL.-will be added to my sale TIL -
MORNING, a nice lot Of Boys and Chdren's
Ciotf ing cases Leghorn and SWISS BRAID Hats !.
Gases Black Glazed Hats; so dozen Hoop Skirts. .
so dozen MerinO Shirts and Drawers.
Tvs Al,EX MOTT. Auct'r.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE. July 2.-Fiour quet-Hovard ST
ss9 Wheat dull and unchanged. Cora steady
" .te sale. Provisions higher-mess pork SI9
Ws.skey duh st 2o'.c.
NV IoSg, July Cotton STEADY. Flour de-
erred Sc generally, but southern UNCHANGED
Maeat heAvf-new Virginia white d | 10 Corn
bower mixed $50 @641se. Pork heavy-mess sis
l29}S g, PRIME IL 50 1887. Lard 6rm at l2gJasc
SIsar quiet Tnrpentine dull al 4ea 4sc. Other
aytie Is unchanged.
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THIS DAY.


CALI OF Q. A., n1kEakeR,a LARGE
aEb,cIkEs. CHI cHaiHsnicAIs.' On Is. 1s eMx:
Trustees under deed OF tTust from q. A. Etrecksr
and wife, duly recorded the 9Th inst. We shall pro
cSed 70 sell 1T public auction on this "a day Of
suLl. 1S69. at the store now occupied BY said
TnsreeksSa No.. Main street, his entire stock of
g,uss. Meceines, Oils. Acids, Chemicals, 4 C.. to-
to.ns. w!th al the store Fixtures ann Apparatus
III. On ne Apcthecary busineas: Counters
Uiass 1911, Scales. Copper and Iron stills. and
sless vanety OF Fancy Articles. The stock 10 be
oasfeu comSrses very extensive and valuable
O'Clock A. M " e""0hee ~ i"s
TEEMs.-Cash a. to sums under sion, for .ums
OF SlO and over, credit Of ninety IA vs. s.c.,ad
by negotiable notes, interest added with anosoveS
endOIser. OSCAR CRAM 'p'"'o"
JAS, X. LEE. Trustees.
Sale conducted by J. H. DIGGs. ieH-,a.
A.Tas above sale viii be continued THIS
MORNING at 10 O'Clock. J. H. IL
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sssSk2TO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND AND
14E0 VICINITY.

EASTEIU The LADIES OF RICHMOND AND
1ULES0 VICINITY.
Miss REBECCA SEMON
Would respectfully announce to the ladies that
sihe will open her Room tins day MONDAY with
LITTLE BOYS DRESS les, SACQ UES,APRONS,
TAI MAS, and every article suitable for child ali
hand S0nety enbr0idered and made up in the most
tas hlonabe style to please the most fastidIous..
A handsome lot OF PATTERNS. just received,
the newest styles.
DRAWING, PINKING, EMBROIDERING and
COL D and SILVER BULLION WORK done at
the shortest notice.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR'S GAUNTLETTS and
KOS ES Of every description made to order.
and all kinds of REGALIA repaired
FLANNEL SKIRTS and SHAW LIS for infants,
and every article suitable for alIdrens wear, can
be had by calling at vi ISIS REBECCA SEMON'S
Room, at her fathers residence, two doors below
the st. Charles Hotel. Main st. my l4-tAuI
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~ JULY next, will be offered for sale, at pn pie
@~ auction tn at highly yslua BILE tract of LAND.
s wsss kFfF Il irish tsEf CREEK
"A "a, m N'"A COO g
Fl. tract contains upwa Of 600 5cT res DO OF
ing IN leadow, and well watered 70 whon 10 ac,e s
more cal be added without addition III 81,
All the cl AIRED land is set in grass. St, t anae
hered. The re are two Dwelling Houses ;s sns
Farm, both II good condition, besides suflt ON
Negro Quartz. rs, a good Smoke house, Barn Co.
House contains me treestone Spring, and Irish
creek, a never-ihlIng stream, running through
the place, with the Springs, waters every field in
the tract. There are a good many Fruit Trees on
the place, besides an Orchard. recently set ont of
choice fruit. There is, and has been for eg hit or
ten years, on the place, an Iron Foundry and Ia
chine Shops, for which Irish creek has furnished
abunds mt water power. This was formerly
used for an extensive dIstllery, INTO which it can
be readily again converted, if preferred by the
purchaser: The land is admirably adapted to grass,
and therefore suited for stock farm, and tile
neighDorn mountain affords superior and ex1
tensve range for cattle. 1t is so well adapted to
the growth OF corn, rye and tobacco. The Farm
lies 10 mile from Lexington, immediately at the
miles from the mouth of the latter, where the
North River CanaI passes, and is convenient to
mill and to the churches OF four different denomi-
nat ons. The land is easily susceptible of division
INTO two tracts, by the purchaser, HAT will be sold
in one. The Farm now being owned Jointly by
two persons one OF whom is a resident of the State
OF Illinois, IL has hecOme necessary to sell il for
purposes OF division; and the other being engaged
in the practice of Medicine, is DESTROYS sell. in
order to devote himself entirely to his proes sion.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- fourth IN cash, and the
residue IN equal payments OF ons and two years,
the last deferred payment bearing interest from
day of sale. Possession on the LIST day of Septem-
Der next. The land will be shown by persons re-
siding on the place, or any information concerning
Lexing ton, Va y j. Nc DoWELL TAYTo'R,
tFor himself, and as Attorney for T. Benton
Taylor, of Chicago, lllinols)
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for The R,chmend Dispatch. I


BosroN, June 3o.-The Grand Jury OF Mid
dlesex county have returned bills OF indict-
ment against Silas Carleton and three other
| ni,ed States Deputy Marshals, for attempt
ing to arrest y. Is. Sanborn on the requisition
~ the Brown raid Senate Committee. No time
!. assigned for their trial.
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Marine News

h.NrToN ROADS, J uiy ARRIVED, Bremen
tr,y Plata, nom Trinidad; ship Twilight, IS
laws from Callso; bark j. A. Brookmsn, rs
dsys from Caliao.
i copper fastened schooner of 400 tons, is
,.,itom up Is miles sou III of Cape Henry
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BY J. III. Disses, Auct'r.

DICH SILVER PLATED WARE TO BE
IL SOLD AT AUCTION. BY CATALOGUE
On FRIDAY MORNING., July 9Th. commenc-
ing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. will be sold at auction
room Sc Main street. large and splendid invoice
of RICH SILVER PLATED WARE, consisting of
FINE TEA SETS,
COFFEE URNS.
CASTORS,
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BOARDING.

NlOTlCE.-M r.. A. BiD1OuD, corner of
' TIN and Main sts,, has DESIRABLE ROOMS
vacant. suitable for families.
DAY BOAKDERS can be accommodated. 3
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MILLINERY.

~sN MADAME FAUCHE, Nn
Exay 233 BROA D STREET .ASzN
~ Between Sd and 4th south side. square 1lkS0
above Quares & Sons, informs the ladies' O. Vlr-
gina that she has received splendid assortB ent of
BoNNETS, French and y York patterns BON
ladies at REDUCED prices. She has on hani a full
stock OF FANCY CA PS, HEAD DRESSES,
alter the latest Sty les ie7-lmt
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OFFICE ADAMS EXPKESS COMPANY,I
RICHMOND, March 6, 1860. {
frs& HAVING JUST COMPLETED
ctGfRs new arrangements with the New York
sez5zS<1-x Steamship Company for Express priv
leges per JAMESTOWN, YORKTOWN, and
ROANOKE, we are now prepared to forward all
kinds of merchandise, IN large or small packages,
at greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
so marked.
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
under Express seal.
For rates of charges and regular tri-weeky con-
tracts, apply to J. L. MACD0NOUGH, Agent,
2O2 Main street, below 9Th.
N. B.-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running as usual. NH It's
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AUCTION sALE9.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Goddin Z Apper.on. Ascrs.

TRUSTEES SALE or yALU T.
l. HOUSE AND LOT ON 18th AND n STS.-
As Trustees in certain deed OF trust, execsted By
Daniel MoCalister and wife. dated 5th May, 1885,
for the benefit Of the Union building Fund Com
papy. duly recorded in Henrco County Court, We
shall proceed to sell at public auction. ON the
premises, on w EDNESDAY, the 1lth July, 1880
at ~ o'clock p NJ. IF fair; II not the next tar
day. the excellent HOUSE and LOT conveyed by
said deed. and now in the occupancy Of sad Me-
Caster. fronting 80 feet on the west line OF 25th
street. running Rack on the south line oil street
l25 feet to an alley in common IA leet WIDE
TERMs.-0ne fourth cash balance az 4, D and
II months. for negotiable notes. interest addes,
and title retained till last note shall be paid.
A B. CLARKE, Trustees.
GEO w BAKERY
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auots.
jys
DEAL ESTATE on VENABLE AND
II Isra STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
Immediately after the foregoing sale. at the re-
quest of the Union Building Fund Company, will
be sold the LOT and large FRAMED DWELL
ING thereon, formerly owned and occupied by
Mr.. FeudaIl A. Blankinship. fronting on the
north line of Venable street 90 feet running back
165 feet. THIS Is really a esiTable piece oil prop
erty.
After which, will be sold an excellent HOUSE
and LOT on the east line of 18th street, near to
Venable street, fronting 26 feet, running back 81
feet, to o, A Strecker's lot.
iy3 GODDTN & APPERSON. Auct'rs.
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BOOTS, SHOES. Go.
~ ~ Gn<S
-:
? ? : : : y : 7 ~ ~
N u L &c Z.

- NOTICE. gxNs
Mr.. D B. FRANKLIN having, by deeds of Mfn
this date: conveyed all OF his stock of BOOTS
SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., &c, to me in trust. for
for sale privately. Inc stock consists Of an ele
CANT assort ment, utabe for ladies' and gentlemen
misses, children ana servants, of most every de-
scrlption, both OF Northern and his own manu-
facture. | would prefer 10 sell the entire stock out
To some gentleman acquainted with the busiLe
One with moderate means and extensive acguaint.
ance would lind this an excellent opportunity TO
ENGAGE IN the Boot and Shoe business 1t is one
of the best stands on Shockoe Hill having been
established far back as 1892 eighteen hundred
and thirty two, and has enjoy ed q liberal share Of
public patronage during that long period of time.
However, II there be no one wishing to eugaPs m
the trade, Will proceed at once to sell out this
valuable stock. either In whole or in part entire
lots, either by the case dozen. or by the pair at
prices favorable to cash purchasers The Store
Fixtures: and Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Will be offered at some future day.
have appointed the said FRANKLIN INV agent
to conduct the business for the present assisted
health should not improve, shall have to appoint
some other gentleman, or close out the business
as speedily as possible.
Here is an opportunity that gel dom oconrs and
70 young man OF industry and attention to The
business With only a moderate capital and a tho
from succeeding well. The stock is so var,ed and
well assorted that 1t would require but few Goods
10 maze a WIfRRM b. s sYsEy
Richmond. June %, 1860. jea5"lot
EEEYW TRLskE, TkpNks, TkUNks.--
SayfgN Persons going TO the Springs and all
others IN want of TRUNKS and VA
LEES, are invited to cali at the RICHMOND
In !, FAGIdoRY, No s. Main st Just above
THEIR TRUNKS. AS can make Trunks At pnch
less than car buy and am determined 10 sell At
SMALL PROFITS. think cannot fail 10 please
sented. -" e'ie
rarufpia. attep.ion is called to my make of su-
oefioa IhON-FRAMED TRUNKS, with RJfh
GLAR PROOF LOCKS. GIVE me a call ~ nv
warranted. S"0s' All "oiA
ma Don't forget the No, g.
Je S,-IW Jazz KNOTTS