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Reform Needed I'm she Housc OF Com
IBy cable to the Dispatch !

10y cab'e 70 The Dispatch
EDINBURGH, August 11.-lIon. Arthur
Elliott, Liberal member Of Parliament
from koxburyshire. has written letter to
the Scotsman, OF this city, in which he
ma ntains that reform OF the House OF
Commons Is more important than a reform
oil The House OF Lords. He says that the
worst ffty lords are not worse than the
worst fifty members Of the House OF Com
mOQs.
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Monetary Conference.

PARIS, August 1.-THE Journal des De-
bats says that the monetary conference viii
meet In Paris on October 25th. The Latin
Monetary Union viii be continued pro.
videc the amount Of silver coin shall rot
be increased and each State undertakes to
redeem its silver at the expiration OF the
period TO which the union shall be extend.
Cd
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cooler,
partly cloudy, and clear.
Thermometer YESTERDAY \. M.7Gl;
a. NJ. II; noon. 81; L. NJ, 81; o p.
NJ. 50; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature. 10 Sc.
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rrnvAy TrrpER. AnctioncI
Byw. II. Lyme 4 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Il13 Main street.

TEN DESIRABLE AND WELL-LO-
1 GATED BUILDING LOTS on EASr siDs
OF TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET BEIMEES
ANDO STREETS FOR SALE BY AtStloN;,-
nv request of the owner we shall sell by panic
auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY NEXT. 14rH INSTANT,
AZ G O'Clock p. M..TEN ATTRACTIVE BUILD
ING It,Ts located as above. fronting together on
the east side of Twenty-elghth street between
ard q sfreets-sIX LOfS OF 25xl32 ehcl, ana
FOUR LOTS 26xl32 feet each, with an aley IA
the rear sixteen feet Wide. $1,000,
TERMS: one third cash; balance by NEGOTIABLE
notes at six and twelve months with Interest add
e'' ""' W.H.LYNE & Co.
,uo AnctiOuecrs.
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A Captain Of the Salvation Army
nratynad

| BY telegraph to the Dispatch.l
AsBURY PARK, y. D., August 1l.-C1p.
tain Sherley, Of the Salvation Army, was
drowned here this afternoon while bathing.
He was on the sick list. sherley was fiity-
five years old, and leaves a widow and
daughter, vino are connected with the Sal
walton Army.
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE .tAL

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE HtAL
- ESTATE IN THE COUNTY of BEDFORD
AND STATE OF NIRGlNlA, KNOWN As
"UTTtRBURN."-Wc offer for sale privately
FARM obtaining i72 acres. situated In the rOun-
IL Of Bedford aud state Of Virginia, ab "a two
miles north Of Liberty. IL was the home residence
OF the tate Benjamln \. Donald. and + one OF the
finest forms IN he county: IL Il within aboit Two
miles of the Norfolk and Western railroad, conye-
nient to schools aud churches. The ncighoorlo ID
Is excellent. The dwelling house IL Of brick, and
in drst-ratc cOndltion-cOntaintng nine rooms. and
cost about $4,000 originally. The yard, glrlen'
and orchard contain about twelve are ana thc
grounds are very handsome, containing nearly
every tree In the American fDiest planted and cil-
tiyatod under 4 careful system. The l1nd IS 50
nearly level that machinery can be- lied UPON every
acre Of IL. IL Is well adapted 10 the GROWTH OF
wheat. corn, Olt, tObaccOa hay, ana specially
suited for grazing farm. The place lie' adjacent
Ia / iitlc OtteY creek and & well wltered. Abou.
l26 acres are In timber. loo of which Il IN ortR-
nal forest. The timber upon II bclng very large and
valuable. and u has never been eat over The place
has a good stable. burn. oyersecr house, grinary,
and the usual buildings OF which are In good
repair. The larger part Of the fencing also Is IN
very good condition. The tile u this property l.
good We are net expecting any fancy price, AMI
We Will ge IL At great blr2un. II IS rare that
ClCg3nt 4 farm Is offered on the n1rk"t.
TERMS: one third cash: and the remainder IN
one two. and three vcfrs, with interest fro n thr
day Of sale. secured by deed or irur Or personal
security but these terms are not arbitrary, aud
more or less cash can be paid II the purcha ser
Possession given for seeding wheat At the usual
lime. ANA fuli possession ~ tne emu OF tiNtf uti1'
or sooner II desired.
II not sold privately IL viii be offered 1t public
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1854,
at IL O'Clock NJ
Correspondence solicited. ..
CAMM PATTE9ON,
:. :. L. PATrE>DN,
Executors.
The address Of CAMM PArTEsoSis HOwirdsvIlle
post-ofiire. Albemarlc county, Va; AMI :. : \.
PAITEsoN'S Liberty. Bedford com y. "a. :. :. 7.
Patte.oR 1--we upon the premises. and w.ll show
The firm 10 an one who tlrsIre. u. ~ l0-,tt
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST IL. 1854.


Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mef-
chandfe and passengers. q. w. Allen & Co. agents.
steamer Ashland, Tunnill. Philadelphia, mer-
ehandise ana passengers j. w; McCrnck. agent.
mai, merchandise aud passengers, l.. Il. Tatum,
agent.
Schooner Washington. Jordan, Perth Arubov.
railToad-iron. William II. Curtis. agent.
schooner =. T. Coltingham. smith, Perth An.
boy, raiirosd-iroD, William n. turiis, agent.
schooner Leona. LippincOu, New York, kamlts,
Allison g. Addison
schooner John T. VII Jams. Lank, New York.
iIon-ore, Old Dominion Iron and Nail-works
Company.
schooner c. Il. Flint, -. Kennebec, ice, Mr,.
Schooner Eva A. D,nenhowcr. Johnson. Phila-
dolphi3, coal Charles II. Page.
schooner Virginia Ruion. Mills, Philadelphia,
Schooner Daniel Clifford, Smith, Philadelphia,
coal, ). X. Coftrcll.
Schooner Marcus Edwards. oatten, Philadelphia.
coal. the Tredcgsr Company.
Schooner Mary y. simmons, Campbell Phil.del-
phia, coal, r. 7. Murphy.
Schooner flenora Vaadusen. Godfrey, Phliaf.l-
phia, coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Cora-
pany.
Schooner Thomas L. James, Longstrse,, Ne.
schooner Lsurs c. WOLF, Thurstoa. Pbn,de,.
phia, coal, W. ii. Curtis sgnt.
sAILxD.
Schooner NJ. r. RockhiI. Anderson. New yor.
eta Bayonne, pig-iron. =. ". GOrdon, agent.
slaves. Chesapeake aud ohio railway; vessel, Cur,
lis & Parker.
schooner Margaret Platter. Owens. Cabin-Point
creek, TO load poplar wood for Philadelphi.: YES.
sci. Curtis Parker. w.
Schooner William Wilson. Terry. yewnor,,,
News, % Finish loading slaves for New YORK ye,-
sci, Curtis Parker.
PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS, AuG. IL, 1854.
fiiy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Guyandotte, Kelly, New York,
Steamer William Lawrence, Hooper, Proyi-
dence land sailed for West Point.
schooner General Adelbert Ames, Jameson.
Georgetown.
schooner Ella NJ. storcr, Wade, Bath, Ne, Zee.
Il. III. Gordon. w
Schooner Bradford &. French, Kelly, Ports.
mouth, N. III. -~s''r
Schooner William p. Hood, smeed Providence
Schooner x. II. Weave. Weaver. Providenrc
schooner Il. .. Miller, Coleman, Petersburg,
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Athletes aud sportsmen all unite IN pro-
nouncing 81. Jacobs OIL, the great pain.
relltyer, as without equal for the cure Of
sprains, bruises, aches, and pains.
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CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioneers.

Immediately after the sale of the above we W II
sell "A beautiful BUILDING LOT adi0inin the
above on the east. aud having front OF 81 feet by
a Re nth of OF feet. n ore or less.
TERMS: one third in ca.h: the h1l1Hcc AZ SIX
.rd iyciyc months. g pcr cent. ADDED, aud secured
by a tru,i.deed, or all cash. rs the purchaser may
ei,ct CHEWING e ROSE.
- m Aucfionoors.
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PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
on Train 5f-New York aud Atlanta ria wash
H. gtOn and Banyiilc.
on Train No. So Washington anil Augttsi,
Washington aud New orleans. Ricumnui ant
Danyine Returning. Danyllc and Richmond Oh
train No. SO.
Tickets sold T. all points south. souihea'e AMI
southwest. and b1gg asr checked through.
No lay-oyer chscks gwen on local tch.,s,
VI. SLAUGHTER.
General Passenger ASa'nA
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
4. l.. RlyEs. General Manaxcr. an
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UNRERTAKER S.

I J. BINFORD a. SUTHER-rNEa
~ LAND, FURNISHING UNDER S>kn~
TAKERS, IA EAST MAIN STREET between Sew
cnih and Eighth. have a large assortment of
sIiROCDS. WOOD and METALLIC CAsRETs,
CASES, and CLOTH CAskETS, at low prices.
Country andtelegraph orders promptly attended
TO dny or night " 27-1w&teow3m
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old = -.

EOR NEW YORk.-The Old = -,
Il Dominion Steamship Companys .sys-sssszs
proposed sailnga for the week following are;
WIANOhF p. Captain HULPuERs, FRIDAY,
August Sth. AZ 3 O'Clock T.. N.
ROANOKE, Captain Couch. SUNDAY. Au-
Sust oh. 1t . o'clock 4. NJ.
Old DOMINION. Captain WALKER, TUES
DAY, August - IA, ~ 3 O'Clock =. NJ
Freight received until = O'Clock =. VI. fri
DAY, Q o'clock Z. n. SATURDAY, aud 10 , O'Clock Z.
VI. Tuesday.
Through oils Of ladlng signed. and goods for
wartlca with Dispatch 10 all paints north. ,Ju.l,
east ana west; also to foreign pat.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 NeH York ducludtny meals and
BERTH, $40: r7uud-irip tickets, SIS. >teeragc.
wlti subsistence. -; without subsl ,tencc. 81.
Passengers leaving Richmond by. the Chc-a-
pcasC and Ohio railway az 500 \. NJ. and 4.iJ
i. 4. will max" connection AZ NORFOLK with
steamer leaving MONDAYS, TUESDAYS. aud
WEDNE> =, and AZ VIEWPOINTS NEWS
wiih steamer leaving every SATURDAY. Con-
ncciion viii also Zee made at NORFOLK. rGG the
Ricl m Jnd and Pe,ersburs railroad. leaving Il CHI
moud At 1922 \. M.eyery Monday. Tuesday, We'd
ncsday. amt saturday.
For freight - passage apply %
GEORGE v. ALLEN Z CO.. Agents.
aus Comunuv's Wharf. Roc xtffs.
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LADELPHIA, RICH i'm
M0ND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP MPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY aud
FRIDAY at ~ NJ, and every SUNDAY A. 3 \.
NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and FRIDAYS steamers re-
ceiyed TIL 1880 \. NJ; for sundays steamer sill
5 z. NJ. Saturday. Freight received daily I'LL 5
L. NJ.
Fare, 81.
FOR further information. apply 10
j, ". MCCARRICk,
General Southern Agent, Ofiis Rockets
W.P. CLYDE Co.
no 30 t,enerat Az sntS.
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AUCTION SALES-fafare DAYS DAYS.
~. MN - - n y
Bv Chewningt Rose,
Eel Estate Auctioneers and Brokers'
offiee No. 8 north Tenth street.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
THAT DEL IGHTPULLY LOCATED RE Z. :,
IpFNCE No. 1910 pLEA~ANT, BELM EbN
NINETEENTH AND MOsDI SrRbEIs.-Dy
yiriuc OF certain deed OF trdst bearing date OK M
I3th tlay Of August, 1888. and recorded ~ ,le
clerks Office Of the Richmond Chancery Cpir,,
Deed Rock 12f ". page 1872. default having oeen
r.,de in the payment Of the debt thereby secure
aud being required 50 20 do 10y the Oensie'ary Va
SAID deed. shall proceed 10 sell by auction, upon
The premises. on
FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1854,
the PROPERTY as above located. The dwelling
contains eleven rooms; aIso kitchen, stiDle, car
rage hOuse, smOke-house. sc. TINS property, "
within a few minutes walk of the business SECTION
OF the city. Its situation com nand, hae view
Of The civ and surrounding country-in ret tie
location possesses the advantages Of countrt snd
rttv life combined. The lot has a front OF ZOO
teei on Pleasant street by depth OF IO2 tee more
or less The grounds are beautifully tcrracsu, anu
are interspersed with peach, pear, pinm-' april
cot. applc- cherry. and hg-tfees also. shtts'
trees OF Various kinds and other shrubbery TOO n'
merou. too mention. II Is really q treat 10 visit
the property ana inhale the odori ferrous periuue
Ss n IS taken from the buds and blossoms anu
waited away with the delightful breezes that con-
tinualIy reach this point. person OF experience
and enterprise easily realize Fortune by coD-
yertinZ this property iuio beer = ,rden.
BY consent Of he parties In Interest tne terms
will be ,ne hIlf In cash. the residue III Two elut
instruments az one and two years, per ceni'
addoi, ana secured bv trust deed.
GEORGE J. HOOPER, JR,
Trustee.
CuEwyIyG & ROSE, AuctiOneers.
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WOOD AEp COAL.

I BUY BEST COAL TO SELL FOR
Il CASH al lowest prices DO not pay $3.50 FOR
Anthracite snd 50 for splint when yod eau save
money by coming TO me. Best COalburg Spliat
s4.25 and t4.5O; soft Lump Coal, 1878. for
gratos. can at 1906 Cary street, and get perfect
Satisfaction. 4. II. PAGE.
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WEDNESDAY,, 18TH INSTANT,
By ". II. LYME & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer3,
llI3 Main street,

AAo fiAih otAN't
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OFTWO
4 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONT
ING T0GhTnaR 22 Aa FEET, ,A At lrr sPU III,
o sTREET>.-By virtue Of deed Of trust - me
from 4. A. ID. Henyis bearing date The 2Sh or
september, 1851, Of record IN ID. Is. | 10 Is, page
33l. Richmond Ch,nceTy Court, | shall sell by
public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. AUGUST Ia, 1854,
At 9 o'clock +. ~, the LAND described in said
deed and located as above. each lot having front
Of 20 feet and depth Of 1872 feet, and an alley in
the rear.
eSpenses Of sale aud i've notes FOR $500 each. and
Interest thereon; credit IS ~ $500 I'LL sepicin-
Ter 2S. 1854; credit as TO $500 till March %.
1855, and a credit as 10 s236.9O till September
Pr, 1885. But other terms may be made by con-
sent. and announced at sale. -
Lyxr& co. AnctionSars. a1a
VRUsTEE's SALE W A FINE PA.
L MUNKEY-RIvER FARM At NEW CAS-
Ia deed OF trust executed by II. b. Tomlm. Jr,
dated the 10Th day OF June, 1850. and o. record
IN the clerks Office ~ the County Court OF King
William county, end at the request Of the holder
OF the note secured the;eln, ! shall on
FRIDAY, August Is, 1854,
offer for sale al public auction, on the premises, at
IL \. NJ. an UNDIVIDED ONE-FOURrH IN
TEREST IN THAT VALUABLE AND HIGH
Ia -lMIHON Eit AIM iALl.Ep T.
The FARM contains 347 ACRES. more or less,
situated Immediately on the Pamunkey river az
New Castle ferry, Ia King William county, aud Is
one Of the most fertile farms Ia thlt section.
The sale will be made subject 10 the rights OF the
tenants for the p esent year. the purchaser 10 take
tie rent from the day OF sale.
TERMS or SALE: Cash enough 20 nay all costs
of executing the irnst, about 800, and 10 pay the
debt thereon secured, 1924. With interest {, ON the
10th of June. $50, and the remainder in two
equal payments at six and twelve months, the
purchaser b. receive deed. aud 10 give trust
iced upon tie property n secure the deferred
payments. GEORGE 4. HAW.
~ l7-30t Tgistee.
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by i. Thompson Brown Il Co...
Zeal Estate Agents and AUcti0nccrs,
IIl3 Main street.
gle nR wv

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
y VACANT LOTs on THiRrlETH BE-
TWIN y MD o ST fEET-.-By virtue Of a
decree of the Circuit Court u bedford c0Inty. IN
suit styled Craw ford, guardian, IS. Crawford &c
viii ell, on
FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, 1881,
az 400 L. VI,
TWO VACANT LOTS, fronting On els. line u
Ihir 10Th street % feet each. with depth Df 1872
feet loan alley rs feet wide.
TEEN- or SALE: one fhiri cash IN the i1l-
ancc ot the uurcha-e-moncv on 70 credit OF one,
two, Audi three wears. Cluu insalmeuts the pur.
chaser, to give bonds. with good personal security
contamlnga waiver ~ Homestead oXen p,lpn an
the lite retained until an the pureba,.-m ,ucy is
paid. =. tiRiFFi y. fommis siDuer.
j. THOMPSON BROwN & CO., Auruoncers.
ma
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DissoLUTIoss q pARTNERsHrps.

4-1r-.r|.l-0~,(---t r<,-Ns-se ~ NUM- -
kICInIOSD, August 4, 1854.
THE CONCERN OF JOHN /. STE
Il VENSON composed OF join /. STEVENSON.
general partner, AMI J. b. PACE. special partner)
Is this day dissolved nv mutual consent. All
amounts due the concern will be pail 10 :. G.
WEI>lGER, agent, and all bills due by the con-
eern will be paid by ;. c. WEiSlG Err, Agent.
j. u. PACE,
aul-10t JOHN I. STEVENSON.
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Tram No. so Through pas-sngerl stop. ~ Az So
TONS connecting az keysyiile for all points on
and H. railroad; az SuthsIlin's with Milton adj
sutherin Narrow-SauZe rliiroai for WIZ. =,
Greensboro Tor all points on -alcn Drsn,n 49, ~
salisbury for all points on Western NORM Na,y
Ira railroad; At ATLANTA Tor all points s's"' "''
Southwest. ..a ,r.si, stou-
Train No. SO through passenscr am ~ ,."in,
Thomssviiie. Lexington, aud Concert, pe,ws',.
Danvilie and Charlotte. sDd Az asuons s,,,p'
ms Win Milton and ~piheritn Ssrr0r-D.bH
railroad Tor Milton q, Greens ,or2 ,9 ,,y s
Cb.,io'fe .,tb Charlotte. Columbia and i<N-t,
railroad for Columbia, An9asts. sasa Ss an
Florida points, and all points w w." - ~
Southwest. No. 81 between heJs'"c s"i N'it' 20
side runs only on NODGsye. -. ,t.,,,,.-.., .. q,
Trains from the south arrive NJ hi'HispF. -
q n
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAME4s.
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ST6
~ COMPANY. .-sAssxszA
FOp NFW YORK

This company will lspatch one Of their SPLEEN lid
oamers-GIl1ANO0TTE. ROANOKE. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
For hours Of sailing see advertisement hcloW.
Steamers leave New York TUESDAY. THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at 3 L. VI. from Pier 20
new number, North river. foot OF Beach street.
They have splendid saloons, staie-room,, AMI
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations, ami attentions are
unsurpassed.
Afler-cabin fare h New York Including meals
aud berth, go; rOunf-tup tckets, SIS; Storage,
with subsistence ~; without subsistence, -.
fieghts for points BEYOND New York forwarded
with dispatch aud no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until o'clock +. NJ daily.
For further Information apply 20
GEORGE ". ALIEN co, Agents,
Il Do Oiica. rnmnlnN's MIllrNQ.. RmeAnlls.
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Zeal FState Agcns and Auctionccrs
No. llos east Main street.
CToRE, WITH DWELLING ABOVE .,t, a
= WITH THEE Fo wsSr AZ s The Tv aND
SHOCKS xLLEy-A GOOD LoCArigS wv VIZ
a GROCERY OR DRU9-sroRE.ANp W. xT
FRAMED BUILDlNvs. AND ONE vAgASrr
isyr IN sHOOks ALLEY, FOR SALE AZ
PJfnf,Ir ATCTION.-At the reIuest OF The owner'
i viii offer for sale. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, August ls. 1884.
a. az O'Clock q. NJ. The PROPERTY located ~
a' Trnas: Easy, and announced At sale,
JOHN NJ. G0DDfN,
,us Anctio1ee-.
ByE.B. Cook, Auctioneer,
"a Einth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
Ill AUCTION.
TO-DAY,
at 10 O'Clock, viii ell snail a;,9ssmsnt e.
eomy.Bs'"f se"' y. B. COOK. Auctioneer.
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Il BrproEp CIRCUIT COURT CLERKS OFFICE,
August 1. 1854:

II BEpFCED CIRCUIT COURT CLERKS OFFICE,
August 1. 1854:
John " Specie, clerk Of tho Circuit Court
OF sIid con Is. In the Stde Of virginia. ID Ger.
lily that samuel Griffin, one OF the mmlssi1nc r.
appointed bv the said court nv f., decree entered
~ the May term. 1854. IN the suit of Crawford
guardian, against Crawford. g., commissioners
10 make sale OF The real estate IN the b,il I'm SUI
cause mentioned, has executed u bond rs re- luircl
hy said decree. conditioned aud pay bile Accord
ing L. law, aud with security approved by me.
8u 10 JOHN NJ. SPECIE. CLERK.
ECEIVER'S SALE OF TWO FIRST
IL CLASS HORSES. TWO DRAYS AND HAIR
MSS. AND ONE PIIAErON AND HARNESS.
The undersigned. receiver of the United States
Circuit Court for the Eastern District OF Nirginit
In the suit Of a. l.. webb & son and 0is. IS. W
:. Arnistead ana qis.. under order of said court
entered In said cause on the 4th day OF August,
1854, Will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY, 18TH INSTANT,
at IL O'Clock. AZ the Richmond Bsz ar, Franklin
street. Richmond. Va:
ONE FIRST-CLASS DRAY-HORSE, sound. gen
tie, and kind
OH FIRST. CLASS LADY's BUGGY ami
RIDlNG-HORSE, FIVE years old, perfectly gen-
tie and sound;
ONE PIlAETOS and HARNESS, nearly new, and
hut little used:
TWO DRAYs aud HARNESS, In excellent Or
der.
TERMS: Cash. W. ID. COURTNEY,
an S-5t Receiver.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-i am prepared
~ to ~ orders for best quality GEORGES
CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL bv the cargo or
In lots nom ten 10 fifty tons az Baltimore and
GEORGETOWN quotations. ANTHRACITE coal
al sizes; WEST VIRGINIA SPLINr and CLIO
VER-HiLL LUMP COAL furnished AZ lowest
market rates. WRIT ROBERTS.
Of,ce and yard corner Seventeenth and Cary
streets. Telephone No.. 100. ~ l0-3m
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TIE YORK-RIyER LINE

rT'UE YORK-RIVER LINE
TO
BALTIMORE
Steamers ria this line leave Wss Pant sr BAD.
timOre daily, except Suu'hy.
Straight Tickets so BaltluoS..... ISL 30
IEATg
RICHMOND RICHMOND AND DANViLLH
RAILROAD VIRGlNIA-STREET DEPOD
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
At 345 e. NJ.
ARRIVE
At BALTIMORE AT $50 4. 81,
connecting with early trains North ani Wet.
fTelgni Ia srisa.inly
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Our commander. hiding that the glacier
completely occupied the valley and offered
no chance for ascending TO its upper sur
iace--the perpendicular front was insur-
mountable--and also that no other opening
10 the westward presented itself now, de-
terpined TO give up his project and return.
He started to return with his party on
May 30. Retrscing their steps over the
river, they found 1t breaking up. In many
places the ice they had travelled over when
outward bound was broken away. The
only episode Of interest that occurred on
the return journey was the circumstance
Of Bender losing bis companions for five
hours In . fog. He had separated from
the party TO obtain view from some ele-
yafed position. aud, dense fog settling
down. be wandered astray. The party ar
rived 1t the home station on May 7th II
excellent spirits. Their short Journey APP
pears to have introduced them Into IN Are. |
lie paradise not lar from our vicinity. II
viii almost do for The u>e OF those visionary |
beoritts who have accepted symmcs's &c. |
'eutSsc, or rather eoneentIie, conception Of
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1lkgE eRExxr's AUTHORIZATIONS.

~ lev 1nssAwsy- wssssrfss Nsssral Pc.
ssnsss OBSERVED " sAs tssessss ~ shs
rest4.
Soon after the return Of Sergeant Rice.
Dr. Paw, and the Eequimau Jeus. Lieu
tenant 0rsely esIne back 70 Fort ccngsr,
interior Of Griuuell Land 10 the westward
q the stattou. They arrived on the eve
ming OF May Z, 1854. Lieutenant Greedy
expected TO be gone much longer time,
and his Appearance was surprise. The
following sketch OF bis discoveries and the
adventures OF the party h from the graphic
pm Of Sergeant Rice, a. recorded Ia his
diary:
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A MAJESTIC PHENOMENON.

: The most glorious spectacle was afforded,
however, by the calving" or breaking
away OF portion OF the ice. II was .
sight which has been vouchsafed TO but
few. DR.. Hayes was 80 fortunate a. TO
witness similar process OF nature at one
OF the Greenland fords, and has left
graphic description Of the same. Our
party have rhapsodied considerably over
that which they now raw, aud agree that
no Idea OF its beauty and sublimity can be
conveyed. They were encamped within
safe distance, and had their attention at.
tracted by the cracking noise which at
tended the disruption Of the ice as the
inass--so huge and immense 10 Itself, but so
small compared 10 the great body O. the lee
stream-was detached. The roise rs the
Ice In hundreds OF thousands OF tons came
crushing down was immense. The totter.
ing blocks and columns OF crystal were
played upon by the sunlight, which turued
them into masses OF flashing silver a. they
trembled and cataract OF diamonds as taey
fell. Over the scene OF demolition there
then aross cloud Of ley particles which,
ascending, yelled the spot. The sun, play
ing through this sparkling mist, gave TO il
the most beautiful tints Of color. among
which pink, rosy hue predominated.
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