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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01

~ yeGlN{cy-StGtlStacS J-.-ufe5 va 5LO1ce--
Large amount of Stolen Property Re
81 81. Covered ArvestS, Fines, and Marriages.
& for The Month of inay-. Receipts of To
80 ssD1acco and Cotton. 10 ssii s.
~ 2 ~ eSt PETERSBURG, May so, 1862
Last. night we were again visited by Q
severe thunderstorm, with some hail and
"a heavy fall of rain. Thus far the season
very much resembles that Of the same pc
ariod last year, and the result is that agri7
cultural operations are much impeded. The
wheat crop is now at q critical stage-the
ears Just about coming into bloom-and OF
no time is rain more injumous to it.
20 I regret to inform you that Colonel Will
liam T. Mallory, whose nomination for the
sergeant's place was confirmed by General
Schofeld, finds himself unable to give the
amount of security required by law. Being
IN old Virginian, o native Of Goochland,
the appointment was very acceptable to the
citizens at Sarge. J, We have heard of no
other name mentioned in connection with
the office. \ As Squire Patterson has held
the place; for many years, and is withal an
Gofficersof such signal fidelity, it were much
It'd be wished that, General Sch ofeld would
leave him in possession, and thus do one act
yof grace for the city of Petersburg before
withdrawing from the headquarters of this
district. sis 5000 1870, ~ s .,,ss
-'1 Thu, next regular meeting Of the Common
Council will be held on Monday, when the
various changes in the municipal Offices,
which have 80 long agitatedi the COM
munity, will be perfected. Though nearly
all of the old police will be compelled. by
political considerations :, - to retire, yet
that they have performed their duties well
will abnndantly appear by the following
statistics: The total number of arrests since
the Esd of January, 1866, is 1850. For
the month Of May the number is SO, Of
which G2 were of colored parties and 81
white, OF these, the. offences may be thus
distinguished: For assault and battery and
other breaches of the peace, 81 ) larceny,
Is. During the period since thesdate above
mentioned, stolen property to the amount Of
100000, from all parts of the State, has
been recovered in this city. 8 a.z...,.s.ss
i The number of cases tried by the Mayor
during the present month is n3 criminal
and SO civil. x 81 50. !,Es,,lss. a |
Amount Of fines collected during the same
time is S275.50, against $40. l5 in April I
Number of marriages for the month is
fifteen, of which ten were, among the blacks
and five among the whites. On the 2sth
instant, as mentioned in my ilast, six mar
.sriage licenses were issued, being nearly
half the number for the whole month L
zaz The receipts of tobacco continue good.
We have $50 hogsheads this week against
473 last week. Total receipts sincesthe LIST
of October, ,l99 hogsheads; and total In
spections, $3.50 hogsheads. Cotton has al
most ceased TO come in.gfhe receiptS this
week being only thirty.two bales. >. /
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t.a
WAsHrsGToS, May 20. 1858.
Z. s sae rase Of Mr.. Woclaey continues 70 sx-s
si,c;te great attention, and, Judging from pre-
:. sen, appearances, Butler will keep hin .
: nrisop sr until the 4th spf next Marc His
{ ,statemens, which was presented To- the,
4 House BY Mr.. Brooks to-day but which
{ The House would not listen to becauBs7 But
4 Ter VAS; alfuded TO, as having treated the
9 witness in an insul ting I'd anner HilE have;
an effect, ON the country which eannct be
plessing to the 5fanage il bar. Toolley is
moi intimidnteds NOR Is it likely he viii be;
but even if He shonld yield to the absolute
power whictlit seems the House intends to
allow Butler to assume, and ansWer ;auesl
tons Affecting his private business 20 effect
2 his release from the dungeon where he is ut
present confined, there could BE no fault
/. found with him for 80 doing. He is Of gaed
r stock, and has psrseyered 30 good effect in
defence Of popular right in giving to the
country the true status Of Things By his sub
mission so far to an incarceration svs9
II The bill for the admission of ARKANSAS
cannot pass over the Presidents veto even
if .itsshould go through the Senate es OF pre-
sent proposed. Quite o number Of the Radi-
Gals are opposed to- the admission OF the
southern States at present for fear they vail
go Democratic in the coming election. Upon
the SUBJECTED Arkansas, in the Senate there
has q diversity Of. opinion sprung up which
@as totally unlocked for. The lRadieals
there have divided into cliques, each clique
maintainipg u positiy con the subject
of its peculiar ideas which brings them
further apart as the discussion progresses,
and If the President should veto the dill
there viii be enough of, these malcontents
who arecammitted to certain peculiar points
in the matter to sustain, the veto; hich, of
course, they would do for the purpose of
gratifying their own. views in the ease.
:. Some of the! friends Of the Grant and
lColfax ticket are anxious that their cahdi
date for the Presidency would give them at
aleast one long speech before the election
They will not be gratifed, however, as it. is
not part of General Grants policy TO make az
speeches. 80. 4t,t3 ,ITIM0N.
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.FByWellington Goddin, ~
-Anot3onaar ord poo1 Futata A 0pr1t.

DRICK TENEMENT, ON THE EAST
ID SIDE OF MAYO STREET NEAR TO
win be sold 1T auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY the list of June, 1858, at O'Clock P. NJ, the
neat and comfortable BRICK TENEMENT To-
Gated as above, now in the occupancy Of Mrs. Hfx.
containing SIX rooms, besides kitchen; gas. and
water on the premises. For small family this Is
a desirable location; .,,d %
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by deed Of trust: ,....,o,u
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BY a. g. Puiliam, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEE's SALE. or; ONE HUNDRED

.TRUSTEE'S SALE OF, ONE HUNDRED
= AND SIXTY ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND Observation-Disclosures COUNTY, WA
BY virtue OF the provisipps OF decd af trust eaer
crited TO me by n G.. Chaikley and wife To secure
the payment Of certain debts therein nasned. and
bearing date the l4th day Of July, 1884 and duly Of
record In the Clerks office or tbs county Of Ches-
Uses, &c u O'Clock M. on FRIDAY the sth day Of
June, is6a that tract as excel
lent FARMING LAND, containing ONE HUM
OF Chesterfield on the Richmond and Petersburg
turnpike, about eight miles from Kichmnnat a. g
adjoining the lands Of James d. Jonek, ESQ, ShN
Captain r., A. Willis. "a
q TKnMs: Onesthird cash baianee at slx ana g
twelve months 10 bonds, and q deed OF tssss -
secure the dsferred paymenfs. 49,, r..a..,,,
-, - RENJAMIN III. NAsHs Isustec. /:
sale conducted by A. Q, PuLLtAM, Aacslo ness'
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BY Lee & Goddin. ;Auctioneers,
No. LII Main street. -r
lY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF. TIIH
DeCRCUIT COURT OF THECITY OF RICH.
MOND in the suit Of Sutherland's administrator
ct ais. cs. Dolan. the undersigned special com.
coed on TUESDAY the I'd day Of June, ise
to sell, on the premises, Mt public auction at
O'CLOCK Z: d., that certain LOT or PARGBL on
streets In Rockets containing about 100 feet front
with dwelling and Lout-houses thereon. being the
property now In possession of tho family Of SAID
Do1an.
TERMS: One-fourth cash the balance IN equal
instruments nc six, twelve. and eighteen months
nv the purchaser for the deferred payments Title
to be retained until the whole purchase money b
paid, II. T.. HOWIS0N
=, $50 egs ssssgS sdf - Alb. GUIGOS,
~ y.. cA JOHN a. COKE,
5I ~ AS-fssGsAs|a Special commissioners.
Sale conducted by LEE GopDIN, Auctioneers
nv 10 ~ sssr' tsfzs.= ..#
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..sfi> ByFrancis T. Isbell, -
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THREE-sTORY BRICK TENEMENT,
= ONTHE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY STREET
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell at auction, on
1855. lat s O'Clock p. NJ, the THREE-ST DRY
BRICK TENEMENT No. III, located as above
stated, having eight rooms, gas, water, &c. This
ness house and private residence, 1t having an en-
trance from Cary street entirely distinct for the
nse of theupper part thereof. The LOT runs back
to a wide alley and connects with large culvert.
= TERMS: gOne-fourt cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes. with inte-
rest added, and secured by trust deed. Taxes for
1858 to be paid by the purchaser.
INV 80 = FRANCIS T. ISBELL, Auctioneer.
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80 BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TWO SMALL BRICK TENEMENTs, ON
IL, THE WEST SIDE OF EC0ND BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL. STREETS FOR
on the premises ON MONDAY the LIST of June
1858 at 5 clock P. NJ. those two comfortable
which is occupied by Mrs. Stead, and the other by
- each renting for SIS per month. These tene-
'ments are we'll located, and are very comfortable
for small families. ,H5zzSti - 81
TERMS .One-fourth cash balance at 4, 8. and
Il months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust deed. 80 9
my97 Auctioneer.
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lGHERIFF'S sALE.-Willbe sold for cash,
y at 10 Ms. on MONDAY the lstof June, 1855, at
the hricksyard formerly the Virginia Brick Com
-pany,s yard. In Rockets, 5tl1 ElE1jslL t
: ~ OneLOT OF BRICKS -. i.l5.-l.. u. !.
s,f4 . and the BUILDINGS containing them,
to satisfy distress warrant and also an attach
ment In my hands against the Virginia Brick Com
pany Torrent due w iliam 8. Fowler, guardian, &c.
NV 2a-tds ISIS 81 Sheriff Of Henrico county.
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~ MALL FARM UF UNE HUNDhED
~ AND FOUR ACRES, NEAR HUNGARY
WATER STATION, SEVEN MILES FROM
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION:-Im-
mediately after the above saler say at 2a O'Clock
P. NJ, wewill sell at the COURTHOUSE OF Henrlco
comfy. on MONDAY the 1st of June, that being
court:day, a TRACT OF LAND, located as above,
Containing 1o4 acres, adjoining 4. s. Padgett
threerouarters of mile of Hungary water, sta
ton, lies we'll, is very ifnprovable, has enough
wood and timber for the use of the place. has Two
ice pounds and is wel-suited for the ice business
TERMS :sOne-third cash balance Iat aud s
months for negotiable notes, interest added: Sc
cured by trust deed Taxes for 1888 to be PAID by
~, 90 :, - .;Er - = ". 20 -Auctioneers.
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5 VS. By Wellington Goddin. sfl3
> Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALu.

II Al.
lNJBLE REAL ESTATE ON BOTH SIDES op
GRACE, STREET BETWEEN THIRD Ann
FOURTH STREETS.-By virtue Of decree OF lie
Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond pronouncsa
on the 10th May; 1858 In the case OF Bapty and wife
against Booker and ,dls., we shall sell at public
auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the ah
of june 1868 at 4oscIock 2. M, &c fair II not Inc
first fair day thereafter that valuable real est.te
located as above, OF which Mrs. Julia Ann Caul.
field died sseized consisting Of the LOT and
FRAMED TENEMENT now occupied by Mr.
John E. Henderson, fronting ON the south side Of
Grace street 80 feet running back about l1 feet.
Also, the LOT and FRAMEO TENEMENT on
the north side of Grsce street now occupied by Mr.
W illtam g. Booker, fronting 81 feet and running
back about 1o4 feet The foregoing property Is 10.
Gated In most desirable part OF Grace street. and
should on that account, attract attention of cap.
talists and others.u L5Es ~ s&1EaF =.
TERMS: One-foufth cash; balance at q u, and
rs months for negotiable notes interest added and
title retained until all Of the purchase money Is
paid, and conveyance ordered by the court.
90 r3ScSE5 ROBERT STILES. 49,.
- .,.s.1 RICHARD II. CHRISTIAN,
my 70 T. Commissioners
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) The suthoress Of 4. novel, q Hood and
Glove" published in England, says that
IS Sail daydDngtG lande PAGES backward and
forward like an overseer on Massachu-
sets cotton plantations" $3.50 WI.
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4 BY Grubbs q Williams Auctioneers. :
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh street.
KTsRUSTEE,Sif SALE OFGdyAJuap,

HsRUSTEE'S SALE OFG''VALUaRJp
Conner Of E NAN AAP It'll, THIRn ssSTpTHk4T
BY virSue Of d deed OF trust executed bY A. Mo-.
to the subscriber as trustee, dated Ist Nav IN
and recorded In richmond Hustingy Court ofcs
viii sell at auction, upon the premfses on Wpnii
NESDAY, June I'd, ut s O'Clock p. N. II raj, II
not, then on the first fair day thereafter the n,n
perty conyeyed1n said deed. It embraces The lsss
BRICK DWELLING at the corner OF Main IA IS
Third streets with eight spacious and airy ro, r,
and the OF on which IL stands Il by loI feet h ~
alley three and . half feet wide Also. the In "
adjoining on the east on which stands the seboS,i.
house occupied BY David TURNER 40 By lo{ feel 10
the said alley, lss-, t,+.n - y.,yr - : -sS'~
being near to busfness snd IN one Of the best sns
most ell gible situations In the CITY,.
sa4Ll.-ZI DAVID BAKER, JR., Trustee.
eRuBps q. WILLIAMS Anctioneers. mr. n
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80 By Grubbs & Williams, Auctfoneers, faz
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TWO SMALL FARMS = ONE . OF
, EIGHTY-SIXs ACRES, THE OTHER FIF-
TY ACRES, ONE IN HANOVER. AND THE
OTHER. IN HENRICO-FOR- SALE AT AUG
.TTON.-We will sell at auction, on MONDAY. LIST
June at 100, clock NJ, at Henrco courthouse THAT
being court-day), the TWO SMALL TRACTS
OF LAND referred to above, the one in Hanover
wood and timber about fifteen miles from Rich
mond on the Old Mountain road being the land
formerly owned and occupied by A.. Dteder1ck:
the other, in Henrico, containing fifty acres, all
an wood and timber, near the Deep Run coal-pits,
and adjoining the lands of John Holman, Natha-
MEL Crensllaw, and others. These lands are we'll
suited for small farms.
NIrr NO, tea lpi-
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
II A,-E - 1d2a Ma f1, etrfspt.' q - ssFAtt,- -

EXECUTORS SALE OF HANDSOME
L. UNWILLING AND FOUR.vERY NALUA;;
BILE BUILDING LOTS, ON THE MOTH 1EIi SIDE sld,fg
OF BROAD BETMEEMz TTFNETs;skTTEaNfHIca
TON shall proceed to sell a gass aq Raer
kynes a asfae on oeoct tin
desirable and admfrably-ocated, FAMILY1 REsI;
PEMGE s!uatea sSonns 3 but
feet each to an alley 20 feet wide.
The dwelling is three stories high. containing
The housetract fronts SO by 1s5 feet to an alley 20
feet, with large yard well shaded with beautiful
trees. ta1
The premises are in good repair, having been re-
Gently painted, papered, &C., and lot well en-
attend this ' sale as the properly will be sold 1t IS
justly considered one Of the most desirable resi-
shas Of ae
SANS A 9f s0 6F haHeD a Randolph county
valuable timber, coal, &c.
Persons seeking an investment bargain can be
TERMS of above property reasonable and made
known at hour Of sale;-r ,-.
r:Eje i - Es.EiWILLlAMIHaLYN Executor.
VONsTABLEs sALE.-I shall proceed
" tosell at public auction. on the premises lately
manufactory, in Manchester Va, on FRIDAY,
June 1865 at II O'Clock A. NJ, the following pro-
-, tn ttf
-" e 5oo-pound PAPER ENGINE, Is ass
250-pound ENGINE.
L PAPER MACHINE (a6 inch), ..r
~' TAPER CUTTER, -
PAPER PRESS,
FELT-WASHER, r re .ssS r.-E-
PAPEk and PAPER STOCK, r
ri -PULLEYS, gf e.a~a.=@ -g7z!
z GEARS, s.,3 agasi--,...g aes.ra.t =ogsyH
BETTING,
q TUBS, &C., &C.,
or enough thereof to satisfy distress warrant In
my hands In favor Of Kelly, Tackett & Ford vs.
'g TERM s:uGs ash. E. Hr FooTE,
Constable District No. /, Chesterfield county.
MANCHESTER, VA, May Is, 1858. my So-6t
SHERIFF'S SALE. -Seagers and ais, Us.
|-k1 Wrenn.-By virtue OF an order of the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county made at the May term
1858 in the above cause, Twill proceed, on the 9th
day of June, 1858, that being the first day Of the
County Court Of the said county, to sell at public
auction at the courthouse of said county, the fol-
lowing property-to wit: " = -. + ~. 5#.7-f
2 BAY MULES, = III ---fe n e g.sz.t,
2GRAY MULES, - u -..ss,g. e-Ft
DUN-COLORED MULE, -
WAGON, and HARNESS to three mules
being the same property which was levied on un-
der an execution issued from the Circuit Court OF
the city of Richmond In pursuance OF a decree In
the cause entitled Seagers &C., rS. Archer and ais,
as the property Of Archer Dysr;,u vanrN
Deputy Sheriff, for Joseph 81. Worsham Sheriff of
Chesterfield county. my 70
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHTY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHTY
~ BUILDING LOTS ,ro ON s,I MA ,yrT, Hills I'LL,
EIGHTH STREETS.-In execution of O decree of
the Hastings Court of the city of Richmond, en-
teredo on the 4tli of May. 1857 In the case An
derson Us. Anderson et alS.,n Twill sell upon the
premises ON FRIDAY the sth day of june com
inencing at Of clock P. NJ, large number ofvery
beautiful BUILDING LOTS, located as above,
and embracing some of the most desirable pro-
perty in that very improving neighborhood.
The sale will embrace say ten lots on the east
west sides Of Seventh street. and twenty lots
on the west side of Eighth street. r. = 1880
This is a rare opportunity for profitable Invest
ment. (
The sales will be reportedto the court, and when
confirmed the purchasers will pay one-fourth Of
the purchase money In cash. the balance on GRE
dit Of four eight, and twelve months, for negotia-
BILE notes with interest added. The titles to be re-
tanned by the court until the notes are paid.
Purchasers to pay taxes for 1888.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
&sFszs'ft Commissioner. (
yryrx
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By Cook & Laugliton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

EEEIflF l-sE4
TT NrDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
IL HOUSEHOLD AT AUG.
TION.-0n WEDNESDAY,, June che Sd, at 10
o, clock, we will sell at the residence Of MIR. &C.
Smith (who Is declining housekeeping, corner OF
Twenty-sixth and Franklin streets. ali OF his
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN, FURNITURE,
oJI excellent WALNUT PARLoR SUITE, -
81. WALNUT EGYPTIAN MARBLE-T0P
CENTRE TABLE. -lz-zy. 81 $50 ..s2.s. B
3 BRUSSELS CARPETS, little used:
j. WALNUT HAT RACK and ETAGERE.
Four chambers are furnished each with hand
some suites Of COTTAGE FURNITURE COM
SPRING BEDS, agiS ,"sl5 s.54s.!
INGRAM CARPETS,
TOILETWARE, &c. -,,
= large and commodious W ARDROBEs, ~
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,g Hag.:E4sE ISt
- SHUCK MATTRESSES, eGy ,,t-,sryasrr 4
$40 Several CHAMBER STOVES, nearly new.
The dinihg-room furniture consists OF
- WALNUT EXTENSION DINING, TABLE,
"a MAHOGANY sfDEB6 Ard
4, OAK .CANE-SET DIN1NG-RoOM CHAIRS,
, The usual variety of KITCHEN ARTICLES,
including q good COOKING STOVE and appur-
-tenances. COOK % LAUGHTON,
= my so c..9 EfV-. -.,l&.ig Auctioneers.
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ByJames d. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers.
.,s.,,. Office No. s2l Mainstreet es,~
three doors below Spotswood Hotel j.

1TTeUsE AND LOT, AND TWO VACANT
II LOTS NTHE VALLEY: FOR SALE. AT
sold on THURSDAY the 9TH
OF June on the premises at a O'Clock T;.M
street Ia rear OF the Lanca sterian school, with five
rooms In good order, having been recently re-
Ironting7 on Poplar street about twenty-five feet
each. - $3.50,
la 49, $780, - -- Aucticneers.
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4 TnnrcA1. .CoNcLUsfoN.-

A LOGICAL, Conc UsfoN .--T7yss,1ssfr
sThoh'rt IKE q treasury, note, sweet Annie Lee,
Grant me yhaildL and VIII prove Il thee: s..
A tender Lee-gal Is legal tender!
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY,

'''1 BY Grubbs q Williams, iAuctioneers, ~.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
cTRAAiEDz DWELLING, ON! THE EAST
SIDE OF SECOND STREET BETWEEN
LEIGH AND JACKSON STREETS, AT AUG
;TION.-On THURSDAY, 4th of June, at O'Clock
p. M. .lwez Will sell upon the premises, the
FRAMED DWELLING situated as above, adj
joining the residence. Of Mr. Gary. 1t has six
rooms, besides kitchen and water In the yard
The lot fronts thirty feet and runs back the usual
depth.
and twelve months for notes with. interest added
and secured by u trust deed. Purchaser to pay
taxes for 1851. s.EF -.GRUBBS q WILLIAMS
10 r. 49,. AuctioneerS.#
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AUCTION: SALES.
81 9 z ~ THIS DAY.
81 BSEo5ks4 Lznghton. Huetioneers,
corner OF Franklin and Governor streets. q

corner OF Franklin and Governor streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
III ATrOE.-Onf MONDAY, June the LIST, at, II
O'Clock. weywfn sen at our store
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRSa go
-WALNITT and MAHOGANY BEDSTEADSy
WALNUT and PINE WARDROBES,
SIDEBOARDS, BUREAUS, andWESHSTANDS,
sCANE and WUOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
IPARLOR TABLES and ROCKERS gEfss
NEW HAIR MATTRESSES. :y~atfi /
HAIR-TOP SHUCK MATTRESSES. e ~
WORK TABLES, i tr.-y Isis
4SEWINGs CHAIRS sB3 tefsei 81 - z 7
REFRIGERATORS, sfs- - z-y6 sRaJ
OFFICE T2BIEs, DESKS, and CHAIRS q /
TIN ESTI NWARE,
SOILaPAINTINGS, 81 ;.SsIs Ell = s's'S PEE Z
ENGKAVINGH -:.,,.T s.3ss i
sSOEA1E0UNGES,7 lsf5ssste5 =
LOUNGE -BEDSTEADS, -.,.-r. ar ii ssssslet /
SHOWCASES, &C., &c. .,or,na,r =
20 III n 3Fi'ss II 80 . Anctioneers.
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M p. HOWARD &. PoWHATAN Ro-
Inc BERTE ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL
Lois AT Law, win practice In all the courts
held In tho City or Richmond Once, lolS Main
iEtreet. aS$s7 my LIN
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4 uCTTON SALE.-ln compliance, ,. s ,us.
u ,nstr,icfions, there Win be sold At peDnre Al il
;icn- on on FRIDAY me nh day OF Jun, n az THE
sssls,eE A. M, The resnains Of The saIae
g o.rr Mn PATRICK HENRY, M ta.,
Anane,s5 Of iron and MEALS lying on 'he hsc.
ar1sos NJ Rnckefss landing, Richpicn n,,, thiRy
TfWO MARINE R0ILERS tselsh, AUD usm vessel
tons eachl taken frein she wrss ,sta y.
TRAINS SSsi'--sa - s,ytSSTJN 81. fLoOAIS
Assistant and Special 1Esant a
mvn Treasury Depafsnsee..-..s.
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sEoR RENT, 8 DWELLING contain GA
f. ing seven good rooms with other neces- III
sary ut-buildings, on Monroe street between Gay
srougllIyrepnired.g painted and yhitewashed The
rent wAl moderate to a good tsnsnf;s p,1ApRiYtp
q .a,r "a stx seorner Monroe and Brook avenue.
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incupabcnsson thSspeara South foi
,naks use al ali The appli anesg of instyuc-'
t;on.. n va earnestly. te 10 hoped that eyery;
reliaious coneFs ton sl feel thesn eces-.
sssy 81 sestabI Hal nH O. school for the more
easrded education of he its I'M
diRent ,memb afsss Tlaa prosesufio such o;
work wuaida rsfuire 81 lsrgs and holic
lspisit--a standard, indeed tolNhich .sxery.
congregations should be ,edncstea Unless
sosne prsS 4scable system can be dsriaeds sor,
extshdin@ sthe 6le6sings OF instruction
atnepg the humbls 81 classes, u Fill not be
very slong, before I'VE sshali hare mixed
schools with q Hengasnee--theS EVIL -sfects
OF which can scsesly Ebe portray sds sS.
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BY Cook & ,Laughton, ,Auctioneers,
/, corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

= BY COOK q LAuRulUu, lhuCttOEcoISs
y corner Of Franklin and Governor streets. e
TIGHT. HUNDRED, BALES WHEAT
Ia sTRAWtkT AUCTION.-op sATgRDAY,
aOf Instant at IL O'Clock we win sell at the Libby
Prison. block ON Cary between Twentieth and
800 bales WHEAT. STRAW fmore or lessl.
LAS the sale Is peremptory, 1t affords parties an
excellent opportunity 10 supply themselves
TERMS: AT sale.
zs tsses tBgsPosTPONEMENT. iifsA &
! The above sale IS postponed toM0NDAY, June
49, - = ' viva COOK & LAUGHTON,
lei /. Anctioneers