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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-04

NOR LIVERPOOL. DREADNoUGHr LINE.-THE
splendid clipper ship VICTORY. Captain Ainsworth will
positively san on hond.y 9Th Feb at Y O'Clock Room for
lew more passengers Apply board pier
NORTH river or 70 r. n. DEMAREST, 10 south street.
NOR IIvERPooI.-rHE BLACK BALL LINE CLIP.
Il per ship NEPTUNE sails this day positively at IL O'Clock
For aee having for secoud cabin and
steesge passengers apply JACOB WILSON, l68 South
nApsCorrs LINE LIVERPOOL PACKErs.-PAssAaE
from Liverpool always be engaged by this wei
Known hpe sailing weekly; a The very lowest rates and
Britain Ireland, by applying APscOrr Co., IS South
zfFooh
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usCR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.
N 90 The United Gtates Nall f>eAmef
YTIJ T00

- J. A. WokOn, COMING der,
IN leave touching a Southampton GLAND the mAl
ana passengers saturday Feb 1t twelve o'clock. FROM
pier n Norh river, foot Of 8eash srest ~
M shfp has Ave waertigh enclosing tn
ENGINES Tat h thc event q eolon Or strandng The wate.
easoty OF and passsngsre would be secured
Prfce Of passage tn second cabin &I5 aud so.
q no Broadway. N 'rf-.s 4. 80 80 -
n B-Tle steamer ARAGo WIN succeed the Fulton. and
~ March 8.
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EyO1 HAvAuA. \
seavfng every twenty days from eAeA port
GeamGhip QUAKB6 CITY,
r. W. ohuf6ldk Commnndor
II well known 81 splsndM usauner Win leave for NJ
above port On saturday rebraaxy ~ o'clock r. NJ fsn
1nh q dhe fulnisAsd and agnsd bsasd prssnsasoa
Sraek rssstvsd On II ssaanA 70. ftsss Apply
at ~ r 40ufh nfrvnn
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I'm ADVANCE OF THl UNITED STATES MAIA
OLD NAIL LINE ron CALIFORNIA.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
EXTRA STEAMERS
PANAMA. AND ACAPULCO.
Regular days 9Th and 10Th Of each month
On Monday, Feb. 8, 1t 2 r NJ,
xns Noxh Atlantic Bteamshp Company viii despatch he
4 cp5ondh Steamship
BALTIC
A. q. Grey, Commander,
Hor Aspfnvan drosk viii connect PAnamA Railroad,
! Nh tke PacnAo Hau eeeamshp Oompany's 6tcamship
. - JOHM l. STHPH1N9,
HeH VT. LApp1dga Commander,
AND PROCRDD DfRRUf 10 SAN FRANCTBCO.
For freight apply u ne o6ee Of The Ccspsny. IS wan
Tor pac0axo Apply the OmSo-vef the wharf
e o. foot Of Canal ureek TO VIM n. WICKHAM
NoTY-The Once ID Alongside The sseamshfp.
WB-IAtAegS al park Of California VIM be taksu by
wells Fargo Cos end Freeman Gas kxprsssss BY ese
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NYoM r1NLAND TO NEW YORK By gxAAN.-
Pss.sasssr booked nom Quesnsto~n Ireland 70 New
xnrk noudng by TIE splendid fasa steam
Mr. a he Liverpool New York and PhadelphiA Hpe lsav
n9 Qseenaown every Thnrsdsy IN Summer and three tme
month during winter. For psssags apply NJ ~ Company
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HAVANA, NEW ORL1ANB, TEXAS AND MEXICO,
IA New York and New Orlesus Easamship Oompany.-Por
Few Orleans via HsvAna 70 sail Monday Feb L. 140
- O'Clock Tho United etato9 mail geamaMp OAHAWBA,
" Smith eomusAnder. w1l sommspee 70 resolve freight
Thursday Feb q foot Of Robinson street, North
No h Of adng agsed afer the hour Of sailing For freight
o. passage apply 70 The assnfs. LIVINGSTON CR0CHARON
fSrouah sstss susd 10 vera Crux and all parts m Teras
Der Southern 0loamshtp Ccmpnny's line Of seamern.
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HxPRHssEss

ETrER ExPREes TO CALIFORNIA, IN ADVANCE on
IL The mail-A special messenger will be despatched from
Kenyon's Letter ONCE l62 Pearl street Monday Feb At
otss Panama South Pacc California 10 Thu E1p g,
VIII letters from three days advance OF The
United States mAflB r. ". KENYON l62 Pearl street
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NOR sAvANNAH-THE rAvOR1TE STEAMSHIP
MONTGOMERY, VIM G. Berry Comm snder, VIII leave
Pier Il Nonh river, on Thursday. Feb. st3P
Passage Savannah, with unsurpaseod accommodation
sl5 through New Orleans SO 75 Mobile 49, Mont
geometry, S7e Albany IA Atlanta $zS Columbua SIS Macon
Freight 10 csnts per foot and proporuonas ratss
= q. b cR6MwELL CO., IS West street
ton, 8. C-Semiweekly United sates mail side wheel
eteamshp ne Cabin passage $l6 Deck 81 The steamshp
COLOMBIA Capt Berry, will pier No North river
Saturday Feb at O'Clock precisely Through tickets
Montgomery, Ala SN Nashville SO; Memphh SIS So Chat
tanooea 81; Knoxville ST. AugusA Ga. SD; Atlanta Ga,
31 Columbia b 80; Charlotte N. 322 FernandinA
Fa so; Jaoksonvtle Fla, $2 Plaka S2a For freight
passage apply 70 6POFFORD T[LE5TON CO., 70 Broad
way The magnificent steamer NASHVILLE, L. u Murray,
commander, succeeds on Wednesday, Feb. g. Nouse-No
The company. No freight received after O'Clock on day Of
eaving. m - ~
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DRYANT's MNgTRMS.
d MICHANICV HALL, ~ BROADWAY.
AoN,Ay Jan 70 and eySrE evening during " vssk
CROWDED HOUSES By The BL1rE OF THE CTxI.
y1ERY AND DAN BRYANT.
the celebrated kthiopsAn Comedians 4eftk
IN new songA Danssa solo, Burlssquss Saynm q
GRAND MU0ARD OONClRT.
southern Plantation Life IIf 80 .rt az
WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON,
Door, opso q o. Commence ~ N lssdN4
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GOOD PLAsTER.-vAN KLEEcKs INDIAN PLAs.
"A used for years. and found the
and cheapest Sold II and Is oents by GROUSE
Co. Is Sixth avenue
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GARDINER coYNE, THE CELEBRArKD rRIsH COME
~ dian and the only genuine vocalist Of Ern"--ss -
all persona desrous Of negotiating address box 1f fdk
oace, New Ywk
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1he Prince OF Wales in Canada.

MONTREAL, Aug. 1.-THE Prince of Wales
arrived al Gaspe on Sunday afternoon. He
was met there by the Governor-General and
the Canadian Cabinet. He remained over
night and proceeded westward the next day.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TReported for the Richmond Dispatch.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
RI. syrian Intervention Arranged-Gari.
baIdi Approaching Naples, &c.


Nxw YORK, Aug, 15.--The steamship Persia,
from Liverpool on the 4th inst, arrived mere
last night. -
The protocol between the Western Powers,
agreeing TO send 1900 trot ps TO SyIiar nS
been signed at Paris. Frar ee IL TO seno hsi
the troonE all of when are t. stay six months
The Neapolitan forces are icing direc'eo TO-
wards Calabria. ,.,,.
Another protocol of the r cent Paris CON-
ference called on the Porte 10 carry o"t us
engagements respecting the toristians'
The SYRIAN force will be ader the orders OF
a Joint commission of the CIR EAT POWERS.
The English Parliament h'sd agreed TO vote
- oOO 900 tor tortihSations.
Preparations are making for great party
contest IN Parliament on the paper duty reso-
buttons.
There are rulnors OF an interview between
Napoleon aud the q ueen of Spain.
The Paris Bourse closed firm. Rentes est
Soc.
haldi and CLARA had been published. The
evacuation Of Sicily by the Neapoltans
stipulated. 1t is asserted, however, that Carl
bsldi ia preparing 10 transport troops to the
main land.
Dates from Calcutta are to June is and from
Hong Kong 70 June :. There was great panic
al Shanghai. The rebels were approaching the
city. aud business was suspended. The Can
toa tea market was dull.
LATEST.
PARIS, SaiHraay.-La Patrie says, the regi-
msnts for Syria, left Chalons to- day. -Four
steamers left Toulon yesterday, to embark me
troops.
Great agitation prevails in Candia, Jeddah
and Arabia.
NAPLES, Aug 3.-The city is tranquil.
ROME, July 3l.-A disturbance has taken
place at Arpeggio, caused by the populace
shouting for Garibaldi. Lamorciere had sent
troops 10 Terracino.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, August -ToitoA.-Estimated sales
of 10 0p bales. mol idlng 900 for speculation and
export. The market closed firm at last quota
tions.
ErtadsfrFs-The weather has been unfavors-
Ike for crops. Flour quiet and steady AZ EnSos'
Wheat stesdy-red los i0d a lis I'd; white US
fine ues Baltimore red 12s. 81. Corn buoyant at
the Anglo SNxon's sdvance-mlxed and yellow S0s
81 sfSls white 33s. Cd q 34s
PrcriSiSnS dull. Beef heavT- and auotati lions
hsVe,y maintained. Pork quiet and steady. Lard
firm ard quiet Bacon STEADY. Sugar quiet ana
hrm. coffee quiet Rice steady.
N0ral stores Rosiu steady AZ Is. 81. sr4s. 3D.
TurpsptIne steady at SIS. 81 G3ls.
American securities firm and generally un-
changed.
Money market slightly more stringent with an
increased demand.
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
fl5s,0t0.
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The Conduct OF General Harvey at San
Juan. &c.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 15.-Gen. Harvey, in
compliance with an order issued more than
two months ago, reported himself in person
10 the Secretary of War, to-day. He was re-
ljeyed from the command of the Department
OF Oregon, at the instance of 1t. Scott, for
his conduct with reference 10 the San uan
affair. 1t is probable he will be Court Mar
tailed.
In consequence OF the death of Mrs. Holt,
wife of the ostmaster General the Post OF
flee Department was closed to-day. The Pre-
sident and Cabinet accompanied the remains
10 the cars, where they were forwarded to
Kentucky.
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STANTON, VA, Aug. 15-s z. M.-There are
q large mum Der OF delegates from the different
parts OF the State already here 10 attend the
Democratic CONVEX ton tomorrow. Others
are expected tonight by the different stage
lines. Tomorrow there will also be large ar
rivals. The Convention is considered TO be a
decided success in point of numbers and re-
spectability.
appointed delegates.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August l5.-Dele-
gates 10 the Democratic Convention are here
from each of the great sections of the State.
Five trains arrive before the organic of
the Convention, al - O'Clock tomorrow, and
more delegates will doubtless be enrolled. \
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AA HOT SPRIN YES,
YEmY BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
=


Inns we'll known WATERING PLACE is now
Cftert for sale.
1t is situated twenty miles from the Millboro'
Depot Of the Virginia Central Railroad and ex
cept that short distance, has unbros en- railroad
connection with the principal cities of the United
States.
As remedial agent in a large number of the
most serious maadles for the relief of which per
sons from ali portions of the United States les ri
CURING the summer months. to the mountains of
Virginia. the waters of the Hot Springs have at
talned q reputation superior to that of any other
mineral water IN the State.
The BUILDINGS for boardsrs are sufficient TO
accommodate more than 200 persons
There are now upon the premises TEN BATHS
constantly supplied with fresh water, from offer
en- springs, OF varloas tempe natures from rs deg
to loo deg. "Fahreahelt -
as the supply of MINERAL WATER is most
abundant, the bathing accommodations might be
increased TO anv extent that could be desirable
more healthy and delightful summer climate
can nowhere ba found.
A valuable FARM of more than COO acres is at.
tached to the Spri gs. and will be sold with them
:, For terms, address 8. GooDE, Hot Springs
Va or THos. F. GooDE, BoyGton, klenburs
county, We. s. 3OODE,
THOS. F. GOODE.
jy 26-dlm Executors Of Thos, Goode, decd.
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rs- THROUGH TICKETS FRt
.r~ma SUMMER AKRANGEMENT
S-sSlls.ESON JAMES RIVER For OLD

-Els.3E9N JAMES RIVER FOR OLD
ss<1<xfx1=sz o n T, PORTSMOUTH, AND
NQRE0Lk;-The Steamers GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK have been put in frst-rate order,
and will run TO the above places.
The GLEN COVE, Capt. VIM. F. CARTER, will
leave the wharf at Rockets, regularly ever,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, morn
ings at 5 o'clock, precisely and return each alter
nate days, except Sunday, leaving the wharf at
NORFOLK at the same hour, O'Clock A Nj. and
touch at all of the regular Landings on the river,
going and returning.
The CURTIS PECK, Capt Z. C. CLIFFORD, be-
ing neatly fitted up with berths. Will leave the
wharf at Rockets every SATURDAY evening at
6 o'clock, and return. leaving the wharf at NOR
FOLK every SUNDAY evening at o'clock, and
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at O'Clock and return each alternate
day, at the same hour, 4 o clock.
Gong down, the Curtis Peek will touch a., City
Point, Wilcox's. Clairmont, Grove Wharf, Old
Point. Portsmouth and Nortolk-Returning, Ports
mouth Old Point, Rock Wharf. Grove. billiards.,
Clairmont Willcox's, City Point, and arrive at
RICHMOND about o'clock, Monday morning;
evening, meals included, $3.50
Passage on regular trips. either boat. TO Old
Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, So Meals-eQual
to any given on any boat-10 cents each.
~ Freight taken as usual.
is2-ts r. o. HASKINs.
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60 FOR cHahLEsT0N,S $. C,-Ths su-
HEr perlor fsst- sailing schr, SUSAN T. Ar
S6 bort. Capt. LUp1.AM having a portion of
her cargo ENGAGED and going on board, will sail
ply to Tau io-stl w. D. colo ulTf& CO
<e-Y,nA ron BOSTON AND NEW
49, I snks RRlyy1 T ERosEE9kK TThs
LINE has q fine large BARGE aiwa,s ready, at
the Dock, near Edmond, Davenport & Co.'S, to
receive FREIGHT at any hour, daily, for the
here every TUESDAY ard FRIDAY, at 10 o clock
A M, with one OF the Ba,ges. to connect with
the BOSTON AND NEW YORK STEkMSH FPS.
WHICH leave Norfolk on WEDNESDAYS and
SAfURDAfS; punetualy, at o'clock p. NJ.
sHlPPsss viii and 1t - their advantage to pa
low, and the dispatch al great as by any other
Steamship Line 10 eithsr place, and goods han
/. d. HALL, Agent,
Al Edmond. Davenpo IT Co.'s, at the Dock.
~ G-lm.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE. = A RAN a
GarihaIdi,s a rnnps OH the Mainland

ST. JOINS, Aug l5.-The steamship Para
ma, from Galway, with Liverpool adyices 10
the eth inst. arrived his morning.
Gariba' dis forces are reported 10 have land
ed at Calabra.
The English ministry had carried the paper
duty through the House OF Commons by SO
majority.
English funds are still depressed.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday 7th.-Advices from Tu-
rim stale that 5000 more volunteers had left
for Sicily, and that two NeapolitaE regiments
had N utined, shouting "Viye Garibaidi."
over 500 OF Gdribaldi's volunteers had
landed AZ Calabria, and Garibaldi himself
would shortly advance on Naples, whittier, it
is reported, he had been summoned.
The Council Of Commerce had already held
four sittings at Paris, the Minister of Com
merce presiding. The sittings were devoted
10 inquiry into the cotton trade. Great num-
bers of English, French and Belgian manu-
facturers attended.
COMMERCIAL.
LIvERPnoL, Aug. 7.-Cottou firm. Sales Mon
day of 10000 bales.
Consols 93t..
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By J. III. Digses, Auct'r.
EDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS Ii.

MEDICAL AND MiNCELLANEOUS Ii
VI BRAkY AT AUCrI Will be sold on
TUESDAY afternoon next, Aug l4h, commen,-
ing at O'clock, At Store No So Main street the
oty, who is about removing to distant State -
The library conttlns many valuable works, both
III the medical ana literary depar tmeuts. a nd the
entire collection is we'll worthy the attention OF
the public J. II. DIGGES, Auct'r.
d. F. BOOTH Salesman au 10
POSrrONEMENT
The above sale is avoida ii /, pos poned to RI
DAY AFTERNOON next, at o. clock.
au Ia J. H. d
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HORSES. &c, FOR SALE

n FOR SALE-Durin the D. esent week
G~Nmv HORSE. CARRIAGE and Isr5sLlr
N&AbUGGY Can he seen at M SSfGSSSI
house on Grove street, Sydney. Nv
au l4-5s' J. f. JOHNSON.
RACh AND HORSE Ief5skR
~NF0R s A = Ell have for sale E5SGSG
90 prirctely. nice HACK and So
pair of good HORSES, which will be sold low, if
immediate appIcs tlOn be made To
iy 4-ts r. l.. DICKINSON. 70 Main st.
FOR SALE-A pair of we-matched
I-NBAY MA RES, about 1917 hands h h, 8 and
A-N7 years old can go together better than
minutes and one can travel in 8 Is single. They
are perfectly sound and kind, and sold because
the owner has no further use Tor them
Also, a CALtCHE, with double set OF HAIR
NESS, 10th nearly new.) Apply 70
JOS K. HIX.
au ll-3w American Hotel Stable.
~ WORK HOKSs FOX SaLE-I have
~Nfor sale excellent WORK HORSE,
6&@Awhlch will dispose of low.
au lets r. CAUTHORN
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Seward in Boston,

BOSTON, Aug. 14th.-Senator Seward arrived
from Portland about 10 O'Clock last night, and
was met al the depot by large crowd, who
escorted him 10 the Revere House, where he
was serenaded. Brief speeches followed from
Gov. Banks, Seward, Wilson, and Hon. A. Ii.
Rice The reception was very enthusiastic.
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BY Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co., Auct's.

COFFE Z, SUGAR, AND BACON, AT
~ AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, the Path August, at
our store, at hatepast O'clock latter the sale OF
1850 bags NEW CROP RIO COFFEE. in double
bags, imported per bark Fanny Crenshaw.
IS hhds. r N SUGAR, prime quality.
tU hhds. BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS
TERMS Under 500 cash; over s 100, months
aul5 DUNLOP, MUNCURE & CO., Aucts.
GALE OF VALUAB Z Lot ANnOF.
- FICE AT CHESTER.-l wi Il sell, at Chester
on FRIDAY, the 18th day of August inst, the
OFFICE and LOT occupied by the late Dr. JEFF
fsrson Minor. This office is beautifully situated
at this tbrIvlng village. and as there is no physi
Dian there, II Is a good locat on for one.
Terms accommodating, and made Anown on the
day OF sale. Mr. CRAIG, the proprietor of the
Hotel. Will show III property to those disposed to
purchase. ian 9-dtds'l JAS w. TAYLOR
'I'kLoI SAGE. House AM Lur IN
L nj ANCHESTER.-By virtue of the prnvi-
sl0ns of deed OF trust from Robert T. Balowe
ami wife, dated the rs of January, 1859, and re-
corded in the Clerks office of the County Court of
Chesterfield made to secure to the firm of Dun
Top, NJ oncure 4 Co. q eeLtain debt therein men
toned. the undersigned, Trustee, at the instance
of the beneficiary, will sell at public auction, on
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of August
laIr day thereait ~ q certain parcel of LAND
described and oonveye ed IN SAID deed lying in the
town OF Mancheser, between Hull and Balm
bridge streets, fronung 80 feet the ca { side OF
Summers street. The lot has oE IL a new framed
DIV ELLlNG- and Is the same now occupied by
Mr.. Branch Cosby.
u6-tds C. C. Nc RAE. Trustee.
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Naval.

HAMPTON ROADS, Aug. ia large num-
Der Of vessels have put in here, and are de-
tanned by the wearher.
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AUCTION SALES.
nv Goddin & Apperson. Aue,,s.
FUTURE DAYS.

THE VALUABLE FARM OF ala Ia
L ACRES, CALi.ED"CRANEr ISLAND" IN
cENTRA Al RhII:Ro.p: Ap!oINIIse ATIEE'Aa
HTATfON, NINE MILES FROM RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION AT the request Of
Mr. VIM h. Vaughan, We shatl sell; at pu bic AUG,
August. 1850, at y o,el"ck uf fair; il not, the
as above, on which he row resides. The tract
cleared, and the remainder Ii covered with wood
and timbfr, acme Of which ia the fnest Chiote.
as thu Chlokahominy lands generally. The i'm
provement Is CONSIST ola Dwelling containing seven
rooms and all the nsusl out houses, such as Kitch
Dwelling there is a grove Of beautiiul oaks, thus
giving tIIt q handsome appearance from the rail
road. from which it 10 distant about $40 Yards. A
further description is de. med eessafy, as it
presumed that those disposed TO purchase will
view the place. which will DO shown to them By
Mr.. Vsug han, residing on the premises TIE land
adoIrs on tie one side NJ r. A. ID Tlmberlake, and
on the other Mr.. Nathan b. Clarke.
TERMS -Ope- fourth cash balance at /, 2 and
years, for bonds, intsrest payable half early Sc
cured pv a trust deed Possession partially given
in time to eed wheat. and full possession by the
18th November next.
an is GODDIN il APPERSON Auot,r.
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By 4. b. Cesk. Auct,x.

QEADY.MAD .ONNgrs. MILL
n NEHY, re-, AT AUCTI0N-C TBtiSS
DAY. 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock. will sell, az iSs
and 9Th strosts s1ss por.on 1 b.. .n, ~
MTLLINERT, READY-MIDE BoSHGrss,.
epsiSds5. AR yfffffS fIawHpsEsk aSS
SIERY, and very general assor mert Of iadiss'
FANCY ARTICLESt ShOW-CASES, SIOhE
FIXTURES. TO-, 10
Mr.. WIeANp, intending to remove to his new
star. VIII sell without reserve and e enable the
" II be exclusively for them Sale Will b contin-
ae ne on ERIDAl, 18th inst for Een,lsmen. ~
winch time Will be closed the entire to ether
TIh an assortment Of HOUSE HOLD CRNf-
EOtE. tau 81 T. B. COOK Auok
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AUCTION eALxs1
rhIS GAf
by J. m, Djsses, Auct,r.

FINE GOLD wArCHES rgcE silver
NV N.Y. &c. AT AUCTIOs.-On THCaH
D Dn.,;d mynnING A.snst 18th. AZ 10 o o. or. II
irv,cr ~ r'a - MAN street, will b sold large
Fine Gold Hunting LEyRRs. .Easi.a.,
Silver An'hcss.
.. S.Yv.. piN
g Pisted LAPINEH and LIE RRs
:. Gold 9 tAkD sne yEsT caafNs.
CHATALANk CHAINS.
s ~ sets Icy, assorted stslss, sTvO8.
INC manufacturers and Il be sold 10 l0ts TO suit
INC uade All goods warranted reprsss utsd,
M ALS2 70 SECOND hand SILVER and PLATED
WATCHES. TgkMs-Cssh
d. T. 8oorH, Salesman. :n 49,
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Affairs at SGm hero.

BosToS, Aug. l5.-Advices from Sombrero
TO July 10th, say all was quiet. The leaders
of the iusurrection were in irons and on board
the bark Warren.
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BY 1. IL G. b. Davenport, Auct's.

GROCERIES,, kc.. AT AUCTION.--On
VI THURSDAY, 23t AUGUST, we will SELL at 10
O'clock, 81 our Auction Store, en- assortment OF
GROCERIES, viz:
Crushed. Powdered, "A, ""B" and CT Coffee
SUGARS.
New York Extra SYRUP.
Portland Go.
Java COFFEE; CIGARS.
Rectiied and Old RE WHISKEY
Pure Molasses RUM.
SOAP: ANDLES.
Tanners OIL.
Manufactured TOBACCO
Green and Black TEAS
French BRANDY.
TERMS Under 800, cash; s 100 and ovsT. fonr
month"; credit, for approved paper
au Is |. i u. B. DAVENPORT Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-16
BY Chas. L. workman & Co.., Auet,s

CUGAR AND MOLAsSES AT AUCTION.
~ On III ESDAT, the 2lst commencing at IL
the Dock
100 hhds. prime 10 choice C ienfuegos SUGARS;
70 tleroos do. do. do.
90 hhds. pr me Cuba MOLASSES
IL tsroes do. do do
IERMs OF SALE.-For sums under 500, cash !;
over 100 months credit, for approved negotIa.
be paper.
Sale without regard to weather
au 10 CHAS. 7. WORKMAN L CO. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-16
sAs 100 ACRES LAND. an THY
E&ax YORK RIVER hAfl.ROAn EOR Sal L =

Afe ok RIVER hAlLROAD, FOR LE.-
- am authorlzpd to sell one hundred acres of
about ten miles from the cIt! Of Richmond. ad-
joining the lands OF rhcs.J Carter. Philip Wat
suit v ell for market garden &c. The wood land
Is set IN pine and oak 1t ls co7ven ert to a mill
and severa! churches the society good A bar
gain can be had in the farm, if immediate appli-
cation be msde to the su scriber, it will be ex-
changed for property IN the city or upon the sub
urbs. RO. b. LYME, Land Agent &c
au ll-dts Office MetrouoIitan II all