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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
Nem11ork daily Gribu,ts
COILS 10 "
On THE
TROY AND GREENBUSa RAILROAD
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED.
DEMoLrsrIxG OF A PASSENGER CAR.
Fren NJ AIbspr Erenlas Joara.l. Mar s.

From 4 1e Albany LFenLs Journal, May lo
sad accident occurred this morning on the Troy AMI
Greenbush Railroad short distance south OF tho village
Of Bath by which several persons including four ladies'
badly injured. The accommodation train which left
Troy 80 after stopping Bath and landing several
passengers started for the East Albany depot 1t had pro-
ceeded bat short distance when the express train for
NewYOEk, which left Troy only IRE IRseS after The ac-
comnodGton train into the latter at full speed, COM
pleely deInolishing car in which there some thirty
persons.
so sudden was the collision that not person escaped
from the cars and al buried up in the fragments OF
the demolished Out OF the thirty passengers not more
than ten escaped without injury. Some were badly
scratched others wounded, and gentleman had
broken. some escaped with torn garments and
demolished hats and bonnets
Among the passengers were Judge Hunt Of Troy with
hi two daughters. The Judge but slightly injured,
but his daughters considerably injured and their
garments torn into fragments Both Of their faces
covered with blood when they LEFT the boat; and the extent
Of the injuries were not definitely known. The eldest
received the most injury.
Tie conductor Of the accommodation train John later
was thrown against the side OF the and received
wound the back Of hs head.
johnson & Co. express messenger Mr. C. A. Laihrop,
was thrown from one end of the baggage 10 The other
but escaped unniured.
Two boys LETT the Terry inlMgi ana ther clpt4es 'ot'
Two ladies' who le the boat at the same time, had re-
ceved slight wounds and their garments were also torn
gentleman from the East received wound on the
face and he was fearful tha; his broken.
passenger in the ear says that he unable 70 extr-
cate himself from the broken until he broke open the
door The accommodation train drawn by small To-
eomove named the Ariel and the express by heavy ak
foot driver The latter completely imbcdded IN the
fragments OF the passenger In this instance, as IN
mos, other collisions person was to blame Both Con-
ductors were up time according TO their own watches
and therefore they are not blame. Ii the engineer Of
the express train had been the lookout he must have
seen the train when stopped at Bath for the collision oc
cured in less than minute after it had LETT that place
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

The Commencement az Dartmouth College will take
place the 2Jth 10th and 27th day. Of july The ora
tor for the occasion are President Hitchcock Of Anhe,
College, and Professor Shedd of AndOyer j. T. Fields Of
Boston vii deliver poem. The graduating class nun
bcTs foTty-seyen.
RHODE IsLASD Horse sHow-There will De grand
exhibition Of horses on the Washington lrottin2 PARK
Providence on the and 22d Of JuA The Society Tor
the Encouragement # Domestic islusy offer premiums
% the amount OF $780,
The Legislature Of Massachusetts, at u recent session
passed resolutions appropratng ssO 900 Tor the establish
ent II state Refsm Schools for gir provided than
ecuaI elount shall b. raised by individual donston
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5teamboais ano Railroads.
TINTED STATES EMPRESS CoMPANY-ohice

UNITED STATES EMPRESS COMPANI-Ofice
rNSER M Il STATES EXPRESS
COMPANY NewIok and Enc Railroad 70 DgnLifk Buffalo
and all the West and south cities AID Pnacipa o"S
SeNorS at $50 T. NJ with all 6us goods i' o = on
the EIie, and it, come ing branch raloaos IoL
Niagara Falls Cev and Sandussy Columbus 'inenA Iola'
TIE TELEGRAPH EXPRESS LINE, making contiauo,s
connection though Express Passenger Trains leaves
Al NJ With Money Ds Notes and light Merchandise parcels
Daily Newpspes FOR Cleveland Cincinnati ne1so ana =
comaned By special messensers arriving atNe"itA a. T. d.
Te PATRONAGE Of Merchants. and others Of M city aat
the Wsst : respectfully solicited. AENRf D. III. supt
NCTiCE-Fr,.ht win BE- received at No 5Newstsay iS'i
A MEXICAN LAKE SHORE LINE by the CLEVE-
n LAND ard TOLEDO RAILROAD and it, corr ,c,. p
s95dfe .pS,s 'Ss.R 10 pSSp9hSAPoIS pS bSfT0S
SPRINGFIELD, BELIEF ONTAlNE, IiFtIN' FINDLEh, SAN
DusAf 1sa iN tIe pNitY Ttl TR4INs FROM CLEVELAND
FIRsT-6 A. Exrress Train from { & and Il z FOR T e
90 Chcago and Louis stopping Norat Syde aud nlc-
SECOND-3 A. NJ. Mai IEaiu stopping - a. aa rs oet'rA
THIR 11a55 4 II. E41res. from Ohio Cty( & saaal.sv
Cincuns Toledo ard Chicaeo stopping ~ .'ied ran Esia'
NeYrniiou Huron Ssndusky, Fremont AID E.u'olt
FOURTH-25e ". EHgT,ss from station OF {, l. 'na = n n
ar Toledo and Cbicaro and s. Louis stopping Ooero sf"aA
FFTH-S T. u Mai 1iau l1oH Oh3 t'l isr SAndl rns
ssudusky with ars OF ad ave tui iAr e
Railroad svn tncley evening and opps a i ''e'
sIXTII-7,5P NJ Exrress zion VI G. c ,sd c R. r.
rssns. on LT shore and Pb rsh third md anh
via furnished with omnibus tickets AID taken 4 Ono &
hepi On h s e PILLifS Sapesia.e
ofics c AID / r. r., Nsy 5 1854
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD. ~
~ and sfer SATURDAY Nsy - 1854 The TR tlSs OF he
NFv-YORK HARLEM RAILROAD vii leave Depot, conner
ofNhe Center Pin Albany ard Troy a. 'oo-s'
Morn irg Express A NJ Arriving a. Ablny AZ p "
Aeruccu ENprtEs 2 ". Arriving Albany a. - r VI
JOHN u. ELIOT >ufe1n-euaI1t
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

" PINWALL sad PAgANA-Lgwest prices, supsrer seAm-
Exenson th Panama Railroad ArranxrueDts M ne se
this city for u the lshus forming me st
hroush advance Of all other INES Inc
United M. Sfeanshp intend 20 dseeh % n
wall SATURDAY May 2Scoes " from per loot q AZ
n the sniinr steamship GEORGE Law Cspt " roS
L. : navy with the Pacific Nal ,sssnP
Comysny sfserrer SONORA The extension Of the ~. Vi
rskes the rsa-e the Ifhnns prscehe IN one ssy
corsceIon thar viii induce al Eho ysne the neah anh
icTi 10 see-t this Nj Hiuskey ae iof~srhi oI Aa'
ans Co. the Ihrsl hs perfected his sa as
transit Of TErEes and their bsr-sre from 20
Tickets b obaiued m the traEzit 1rs W ~
al Adams Co.'S No 50 BruavsT, Or ~ NO ~ nes-.i
eoHnodaiors Coz pslsenser q a. classes are 80 p,
ticGar attention l. paid .e cleanliness OF tbs
heish sze apply tie oae Of The Con an.a' a ~
st. 10 y a -
nor CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-SEMi-
Il WEEKLY UNITED STATES NAIL IISE-fhe fayor,s sna
fast; sog T. Ev,r Con.nfer wil sHve
leave rier 10 4 y R. en- WEDNESDAY, May T. a. geoek
N Frecey Fi Frht apply On bard wsse v,,an m IN q
~ b. EzlcG; AID for Piaz a. tAe ofee o. =.
Ton Co. No 70 Broadway IhIoSzh Ilcses 20 fo-- = ~
lows: To J4cksouvie Isl; 20 PAatkh 81
EOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &C
i Tie L. : Mail steamship ROANOkE Cspt ss,n1sr vi,
leave pier No u No-h Rve-. WEDNE-DAf
MAY II a, O'clock for NOEFOLk PELEkSbOhD snd hioii
NOND Time Nok sboaf u hnrrs Psssensers -.s
can ke lie Sstard Roanoke ard Wilmington And
Ralro ATLANTA, Iharleso1 &c r.s--e
Nck 70 Peersharg and Richmond SO Steease napee
Forfr frei.ht arrlv hoard. AID Tor lassaze, 70
-'fS IrDLAM & PLEASANTs. Va. j BroadwaT.
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Ccpartnership Notices.

yI,IIE SUBSCRIBERS have received into connection
vftb their firm. JAMES KEITH, Of EdnbrEh. JOHN Nc
CIuRE OF GLASGOW and WILLIAM GREENE The bls wi
under The Of WILLIAMS, STEVENS. VIII
IIAMS Co In NewYork, and james Keith viii rerresest tse
trm M where lie business will be transacted under ihc style
af WILLIAMS hEtTH. MCCLURE Co.
Sad rertn.rhp the lst OF February, 1855 sai
VIII 'i''N~'' " '- WILLIAMS, STEVENS 4 WILLIAMS
New.yoIk, ApIi T. 1854.
The business Of the isie finn Of wnsls Steven. Wss.
be rad end b. the OF he hTm IN qda
tion-Ntw Yofk, AprI I, Isot 10Y T. NtALle'i>'
' LINUS W. STEVENS.
GEORGE n WILLIAMS.
the above leave 70
been ettccc 70 thf
with Wch thcH htnD elo's ~ nc
soo o Ae cause All have been rewarded y sere0cs
public -, -.s.. os ., .x,s.i.,..t -cs- gsn.
extensive facilities the Continent
TO extcu, never before az Their 2nillh
- noyeitv which this immense aud lTolc aeld sfords
irs devotion 10 the object Of contributing our a % tas
eysr of public tAs,e BY putting ouy before r. zee he1sst
s,e ,he true aud the beGutu can seeoHpl sss ~ a. Us
amplitude be performed - q ,h r;-s Ar.,o artist. con
-. Ssrs ana ihs public generally we say conhden ~ tnAt
NE shsN BE- able unlock 70 ther view tess,'s ,ss, ~
rr,sissl, orpOrunty afforded 9fS ,Ff r.
' WILLIAMS. STEVENS, WILLIAMS 20
vI,HE UNDERSIGNED have this day withdrawn
j o., H. 6rm OF ANTHONY J. BLEEN XIX ana ioI.lta
eopsrfner-hii undsr tie OF BANfR oI -
seop al Action ard Business toT the SAFE O Ises
Fs,.p socks etsels ard goods o. ever
Di''' 4'' ''~'4' 4'i''' 49, JACOB : BAkEE
New-Yofk, Nay. 1854 Wh y. NL.EN-.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
PUBLIC MEE'IZNG&
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
FRIDAY. May l2-Ald. ELL President in the Chair.

CONMCNICATIONS.
From Controller Flagg complaining Of George g. Camp
ben Deputy Collector OF Assessments having A. - srss
discovered deulter ia money claimed
haS beep ed bv sad Deputy Collector from certain
thai there has been st o. ectd
1871 1850 amounting 70
5 a. placed B the hands OF Nj Oanpoel Tor COZ
and il appears he sateha, w L coeced ne
M withheld from the has not been
..esirsd Til brought the attention of The
Controller BY he Clerk OF Arrears FOX search n regard %
which found 20 the amount OF
si0 the owner claiming that he had paid the aud
Frove The fsct bv receipts G. Campbell The ccnngHi
cation was referred 70 the Committee on Finance.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
"ANUITON ERE INSURANCE COMPANY
Goal.

Goal.
UNBERLAND COAL.-The NEW-CkEEh ~
now receiving at BALTIMORE regular supply OF CUM
BFRLAND COAL from their Nine IN Hampshire % "hch ne
oae for AZ the prices This Coal believed % be equal
In ousjy 10 any Coal mined the Cumberland REGION For cam
rurro,es il has superior The estimation N which ~ i hed ~
Frgneers IN he Navy the o locomotives cam De
shown az the Office Of the Company, No. 81 Wallst
NOAL-I still sell my best RED ASH COAL as
usual al the lowest possible price ios cash from ny yass COG
25h 81 and 9huv and Kug and Oeenwsh NO aSsas "a
,lo-i,.d ~ .sI eIsesbere PETER CLINTON
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

Jonathan Psckar old and respected citizen OF Roeh
ester died in that ci;y the afternoon OF the lh inst IL
seems the deceased, while passing along Exchanges,
Rochester on his way home the night Of the JJth u
was sssailed BY gang of drunken rowdes, ied % the
earth and 50 injured 10 bring disease which ut-
maiely killed him. Another victim OF rum
The next State Far cf the Wisconsin Agricultural So
eiefy VIII be held a. Milwaukee the first week IN October
neat.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

The Free Church Society Cszsnoyia has invited the
Rev Autonete L. Brown TO become their pastog She
ba, not however sgnifsd her acceptance.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
Ocean Steamers. Mr.

nOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA-For LlN-
IA FRPOOL-Tbe AFRICA W. Harrison. Commander. Will s
,o he poet A. jersey Ci.v with - mali and
r for Eurore on WEDNESDAY the h Inst a. u O'CLOCK pre-
cselv Passengers requested 10 he on oo4id Dy - \ VI
Tie EUROPA viii sail on the SIS inst
I1ARE CED.-INDEPENDENT LINE TO
l. SAN FRANCISCO-The steamship NORIh sIAA . cave
Nv Ygrk Inne s connect with the Yankee B.Ate
The Books fr these celebrated steamers are now open
limited lumber Of Icse.s wAl De s0ld ~ me i'o"ns '
arried for before May alh -.
~los see
f.,- st Passengers these Steamers wi % through
r.. Ts's.-s srriv euiy Z, J. VI. CROSS
o Bsffsry q. see. an
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hater Gnre.

nR.N. BEDORTHAs WATER-CURE, at sAkA-
TOGA SPRINGS Broadway. nsar Congress spr.nz ""
ECBFRT HAMILTON connected With IA. lrs.soa
nR GEORGE r. ADAMS Water Cure Physician
DREnOyED.o 81 HICKs-ST.. Bsookl7n
NEWPORT X. |. WATER-CUkE.-Ihis estao-
shep beautiful and healthy 9saion eon'
rves orfn ses Bshs sre attached Address DR. W = hEh
gIVHE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CuRE
Will b.. opened MONDAY April II, in connection = "A %.
kevYork Nv ATpstous for rooms may De a1e
- CIV Osce No i7s i1tst Unversityp ace Pa
tents nav either e-ta0sh"nt id sA'e
49, Ii " WELLINGTON, NJ D.
o W. NAY. VI. D.
rE'HE NEW-lORk CITY WATER-CUkk, No.
7s l-fs, corner OF University place, connected n
O-srge Mountain WsterCu under joint Patients aud
osfdet. acccrcds,ed city country by the day or gees
O. II WELLIEGTON, " D.
o W. MAY, VI d.
ATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL No.
w r. Laeht ceommodatln or 100 patlens X / ALA-
Al D Pro-1rtlr Dis T AYLOR aud HOSFORD Asstasts
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Hlisrellaneons.

A ROBERTS. WHITEWASfIiNG and CARPET
IA. STAINING No 100 Chnton-cout sihst near 9th av)
No ia the New YORK Orders
NAV also n where they will be thankfully re-
ceived and punciusly attended TO-
LIVERY BODY OUGHT to KNOW III, we give
IL TWO CENTS per POUND OLD NEWSPAPERS also the
bsbest cash price paid Pamphlets old Writing Paper old
and Waste Paper OF every enonabe
description No Aunsi Basement NB-Ne buy any hus
that is paper
URON-IRON ORE.-CoaTse-graned. Black Mag
netc IRON ORE extraordinary rchuess from the rnerk
able deTosit known Fisher Vein Essex County "
Also erde for manufactured IRON Of all kinds promptly hcd
Companv No III WalIs j. L HARRIS. Secretary.
DARISEN's AWNING, TENT and FLAG DEPOT,
corner Brosdway Pesrl (oppose City hospiia) MI
dtw.proof Awnings style ana al kinds OF C.nVs H
six and Bunting Flags and banners A 'e
BY from all parts si
the United States viii be funeiualy attended TO
Worthless as sand beneath your feet
Is each rascal counterfeit
OF LYONS PILLS and POWDER
These who sell the spurious trash
Would their s. uls tads OF fer cash.
Nothing the scouudrels abash,
And shame but makes them prouder
DFNENBER, no peddlers have the genuine
III LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER and MAGNETIC PILLS
sr the de.uetioD veFm" CsnlIs DePot No "a
Broadway; No 5Fuons Brookyn No IS Socks FHsaePaA
vINO BIlII DERS Sealed proposals. indorsed - Pro-
ro, for work AZ s7hs School House" viii be received
the Board Of Educ aion corner I urand
and Tlusis y O'clock Of MONDAY the l3h u Tor bQHa
Wall around the Yards OF me New scEeS
and 6u3sdinS
Drains flou the cellar OF the Sar As
The Plans and Specifications be seen at ae once S l. H.
JAG (kSoN Archeci No Broadway. The School Oiees re-
the rgh TO reject al Ike bids BY order o the boe
Of School ohcers, J. 5 BREAIH, }Com.nittee
=. r. BROWN tN
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and CAIIFORYIA STEAMSHIP

NEN-YORk and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE va NICARAUGA-Ihe Accessory Iransii CoIpany
o Ncaagus Yropreiors Through In advance OF me M. y
t.s s through tickets including the islaus eroirs lie
- seru.hp STAR OF THE WESr p 90 tans
bufdenl pier Ne North River a. e.oek r ~
prcti ise.y rueria Arenas - AZ ~ -
The fsvore steamship BROTHER JONAInAN t-v ta.s ~.
enJ the NlCARAUGA TRANSIT ROUIL La''1T ai se..e
miles Of and transportation, b ts class calis'~ le-e s.e
ers are UNSURPASSED their ventilation AID aeeoHodaoa% F0f
information q Fssssge. apply GUY . - ,,,- G.
CHARLES MORGAN Agent Ne 5 Bo~ans ''rssa
TICE-PACKET-SHIP ORIENT from LlN-
~ ERPoOL -Ccrsglees BY the seove vessel se ayse's E
~, q I'd 10 nd n their permits bOsd az Pier No y r. S
cut delay All goods permitted BY he l5th ms ~"
he cert q hr public store
sPOFFORD TILEsION c. y. 81 Usoaawag
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nle0ital.
DYSPEPSIA sPECIFIC-For

CHICHESTER DYSPEPSIA SPECltlC-foF
wM RoBINsoX's 80 - Pesrlst, Sew-York
Mr. HAYES. 30 rs Fl'on-st Brooklyn
!. CHICHESTER. No. % jd-st WIliaalablrs
!. Ii. PORTER Ami-yyi-e. L l.
nR. MAGNIN's LUCINA CORDLAL-Ihe great
v-ora,or OF he human system The only positive cure fo
th, loss Muscular EEerEy Phyas Ltitute General Pro'traou
Nervous Aafon lncsetion and every disease connected VIA
the decay II e human system Pee - per bottle " Two Tor 90
Ofee No D Warren-t-. near Greenwich st.
L ENNEDYs MEDICAL DISCOVERY, for sale
IN ly c y. CLICKENER Co., No. 81 Barclay st
Mrs. ALi.LN's WORLDs HAIR RESTORER is
VI HAIR DYE and contains deleteus Ingredients
s restore the fsir we7ef graz 70 ~ HnA coo ana
Fheu lnd es g. the sgl however Frsk II
the Hair retain is origins. color
dung oPeraes BY ifyig1raas the -sn T>e- H.rys.
blood yescl. cud roo-s Of e hairi prevents me " iih hs
esbadless and prevents dizziness adache prraan
a ha scad Le1d auy eruption n the head hE
sTORER ~ 50 pr bottle one Is generally enough ios y,
Boouet Ersbeihst; No s0 BoEery Nc ~ " sh
Nc. 1868 1872 - Bold~ay No. 10 oE House. No.
75 Fu.ton..f Brooiiya.
DEAD THIS.-The HAIR REGENERATOR made
Ia ty rs we will warrant restore Cray H 70 he nata.
produce entire new growth when tid Inc ao9ye -
strictly Price II pcE toe, Tor sN poe 80, 70 aJ
place KNIGHT 4 Co.. Chemiiif. so iil BfosdFay
CT. VITT s. DANCE.-The celebrated COM
- PoIND di.eovered ty The - Dr. T. BARRETT, ard used
by hin IA h private practice 9r twenty yafs
Yok: al Dr. ILLIAM OLIfFE, Dugsi 70 B'weryi ,ni
THOMAS = MAXWELL, Drs4sts, No. ~ NA.sns e. new
rE'RI SSES- S-REMOVAL.-The HULLS' TRUSS
OFTICE has been removed TO the PRl ATE ID" Ei;btNu
No six doors west % BTolfway ihe fifl9 are
uesv ur the reception 90 Lsdes and eren za are
cc reer The charge competent male and female stencans
BueI Patent Truss ard Supporter Pads pped ai ne cue o.
Abdominal aud shoulder msde su saspen,Ie,
Lace Sfockings hand aud made % order LIS TRUSS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

WM POBINsOE'S ~. - Pesh-st., New-iefk
Mr. HAYES. 80. rs Fli-onst, Brooklyn
j. CHICHESTER. No. % jdst, WIlliaaablrE
- Il !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-03

During the psst week here were only 23s inter-
ments in the consolidated city OF Philadelphia
This is 81 less than let weeks MOI talty and 10
very small for population of over has million.
Valentine Mot Jr., NJ D., son of Prof Mott of
New York, died of yellow fever at New Orler ns on
the 10th ult., Ia the sd yea oftis age.
An sffray occu. ed lsss Tu- day, near F der.
alsburg Dorchester county, Md, which rese'ted
In Charlie, T. Smft'' being seriously ssabbcd by
VIM McNeal
Mr.. John Bstemsn, a prominent merchaut of
Louisville fled in st. Louis on Wednesday, Of vel
low fever.
The smallpox has broken out In Maysville. Ken
lucky. Upto Monday some six or eight dea..s had
occurred.
The Princeton Ken. Ickifn repo. 3 sale of five
hundred barrels Of corn 8, Crittenden coun.y, ct
twenty eight cent.
A man named McEiroy has recovered $1,000
damages in Calhoun county, Miss, of aaosher
named Thomf ION, tor Islander.
John Bacon, of the firm OF Rawson e. Bsen Of
Louiss ie died ~ 81. Louis on Tuesday night lar
Of bilious fever.
The ship james Guthrie, nsmed in honor Of the
Secretary ofthe Trcssury, was launched q Pc, ).
mouth Va, Len Thursdsy.
Col Benton hes refui.iei 10 W. shynr ON ,vhera
oil his daasbtsrs aad his grand ch,erea are 90
toaraing
An Amesicsn .. ma donna, MIss Juliaua MAY. Of
Wsshiaston ciy, has made q suecTssa III debut Ct
serons, Italy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-03
BY TAYLOR { WILLlA1S.
THAT BEAUTIFUL PLACE CALLED

ELEAoANT OAKS" NEAR CHURCH
HILL, fO1 SALE AT AUCTION~-Or WEDNEE-
DAY, A e October. ls5! upon the prsmisea, e "
of Land, the residesce of Nj Thomas B. sIaI lev.
.tu.tea near chsrch HfiL about u lniles nom the
First AaIkst The tsset contains 50 acrea monty
cleared, but with sufficient wood for the uss Of the
Psce The soil is Of the character best adapted for
GARDENING purposes. and has been much improyed.
The budings eonsist Of large framed DWELLING with
rooms m an elevated situation and surrounded with
fns oaks; with spring and well Of good water con-
lient brick Stable ~ feet square, Cssriase House;
bsrns DC, all Of which, With small outlay, may be
rendered perfect. Regarding the rapid Improvement
taking place IN property on Church Hill. near the
above placo. it beautiful situation and productve
SOIL y no exaegerston to say that Pleasant Caks
presents more Inducements to those seeking de-
hghtfol country seat near the city, wishing in-
vest sdvsntageously, than any other suburban pro.
pe,fy now IN the msrket whilst the whole property
Will BE sold together, thus anofding fne opportu.
nifty for speculation 70 those disposed TO subdivde it
ioto amaller lots. .1-ss
plat of the properly may be seen at our Office
TEaMs-One-luaxter cash; balance at 1, 2 and
yesrs with Interest payable seni-annually. and
cured By 9 trust eeed
se % TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Auct,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-03
LATEKfhoN nAVlNa.

Nkw YoRK, Octs,ser 1.-The steamer Ell Dorado,
which sailed from New Orlesus on g eo.h, end
Havana on the 2ih r't, where she trr Sc erred
her Caiiforaia passengers, s..iycd his moras1g,
bringing SIZE, o0j !, sp Gle.
There had bean IN ex aord'ral dieplsy of bull
fzhts with ether ksi,vi;ies. consequent upon Cor
cha's rrsivaI, but . ing Of npoi .srce he'd "a
pired
NEW ORLEANS, sapt 29-Tae Steamer Crescent
City has arrived yssh dates ifom Havana TO The
25.s. Pezuela had not yet le.-, but Csncha inme-
dia.eIy sssvn the Office as Capt n Geners'. The
city W. unusually. sesihy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-03
BY JOHN z. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
I'm THURSDAY, the 5th October, at

nN THURSDAY, the 5th October, at
" O'Clock p n upon the premises one mile east
of the city, and just beyond Union Hill. will be sold
grade stock, and one half Durham BULL.
The Cows said to be one of the beat dairy
herds In the county Several of them hsve recently
had calves and ali of Them except two. rais-d
in and the city, which of course enhances their
". lue very much.
Will also be sold ut the same time and place, one
Milk Wagon and Harness. in good order. and one ins
young Mule, together with Milk Cans Measures,
he. &c.
Persons wishing to enter into the business land
they could not commence ct better time. have
now one Of the best opportunities that has boon
that may again be offered In this vicinity.
TERMs-SIx months credit, for negotiable paper,
satisfactorily endorsed.
% z5-2swtfOkdtd MARTIN KUHN.
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THEODUKE CARKIN6TON.
| SMALL FARM ON THE NEy
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office at Geo. ]. Sumners No. 20, Pearl street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
Il CABINET FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Will be soid on WEDNESDAY Morning next Attn of
October, commencing at 10 O'Clock large and yalu.
able stock of CABINET FURNITURE, in the store
occupied by Curry Brother, opposite the VIRGINIA
Banks consisting 10 part of Sofas Rocking and Easy
Gard and Dining Tables Hish and Low-Post b. ed.
steads, Mirrors Hat RacAs. Book Gases, Mahogany,
tresses, Wsshstands. &c, &c Also, lot Of Cabinet
Hardware, Curled Hair &C.
TERMs.-All sums under $50 cash ESQ and over
that amount months credit for approved endorsed
negotiable notes.
by order of the Trustee.
Sale conducted by THOS. w. KEESEE,
ne 26 Anct
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2s-Fiour quiet; aales of 1000
sl.5osSl GO; White SI65. Corn-White Tiara c's;
Yellow 73s75 cts. Dat Virginia 50a53 c.s.
NEW York, Oct. 2-Fiour-State rad Ohio
brands have clincd p ca Souther O declined 12i
ct.: ssles of Baltimore at S737asa Wheat
southe.a Red SLIGO. CoIn-Western mixed 75a
76 cents.
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A KNOW oTBING VICTORY.

LOUISVILLE, SD 3O.-At the municipal election
to day, that mys &ious orgauiza ION, the Know
Nothngs played csc of their mystical tricks on our
politicians Tick,as with the name of William 3.
Shepherd for May =, who was not before know as
a candidate, were at In circulation, and at the close
of the polls, he > found to be elected Mayor OF
the city by go ms ority
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DOGGETT g. ERSON

Of
Corner Of Governor and Franklin Streets,
HAVE now in store, their Fall Stock of
IL French and American PAPER HANGINGS,
CURTAIN GOODS, CORNICES, BANDS, CORDS,
TASSELS, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, Table
aud Floor OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS,
Transparent SHADES BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c /,
which they win sell or work up to order on the
most reasonable terms.
We are also prepared to execute PAPER HANG
ING and UPHOLSrERING promptly. in the city
country. Oc 2-Sm