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RAILROADS, &c.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD. e.
&

49, s..ss e
OPEN TO MOONS FERRY RoAD-l00 MILES.
THE regulac Passenger Train will run
Il daily tSundays excepted between RICH
MOND and MOON FERRY ROAD.
Leave RICHMOND at 7 o'clock N and arrive
at MOONS FERRY ROAD u 20 NJ
Leave MOONS FERRY ROAD at IL Is A. NJ,
and arrive at RICHMOND at 45P M.
The Train will stop - passenger at the following
points only: Robiou's Coal-6eid, Tomahawk, Pow
hatan, Mattoux Chula. Amelia G. H, Wysnoke,
Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah. Liberty Church,
Meheriin, Keysville. brakes Branch, Mossing ford
Reanoke, Glover, and Moons Ferry Rosd.
Children over 10 and under Is years Of age half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be Furnish
ed with two passes that can be retained in
the Office; and it must be expressly stated the pass
that they are permitted to go on the cars
Passengers for Lynchburg connect with South
Side Railroad at Hsytokah.
Through to Lyuchou 30
Passengers for Clarksvile meet Messrs. Moss L.
Co.'s Stages at Roanoke on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Through to GAINESVILLE. 90
r. f.. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
N B.-For the information of the public. it is
deemed proper to state that there Two Daily
Lines Stages from the terminus of the Railroad to
Danville oc III K Il II.
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II. r. TAYLOR
TEACHER OF FOREIGN IANo17.-

4 GES.-EIGNOR ANTONIO grOpnS
arrived from Paris begs leave 10 form a. T. Just
OF Richmonr that he will give instructions \;
French and italian Langu ges either in pyis.t me
sons OF in class. " private les.
The heads of Seminaries can have b;s ..,r;.
Usher IN these departments, upon reasepabi. 800.
de has spent most Of his time In Paris and nnsns
stands the language perfectly. He feeis c anaer
that he will give entire satisfaction, Hashs
oreers may be left at the bookstore of Jas. w.,
house. Main street. at Hsrr.d Murrsy,s Broad !.
or at the residence Of his brother, Sis e. Gees.
corner Of 4th and Broad streets OF osa99rse,
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MOTTO E.

. Z Z
HAVING disposed of my Saddle and
IL Harness business to Mr.. JOHN w DENNIS,
I cheerfully recommend him to my friends and Gus
toners
All persons indebted to the concerns Of Otey &
Golf and James w. Golf, will come forward and set
tie their accounts, it being my object in selling out
to close the business of both concerns. Mr.. John
w Dennis will take pleasure in receiving all mo-
neys due me, at the old stand, "a Main street
8-2w = JAMES w. GOFF.
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FLOWERS FLOWERS!

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
4 Are now sending all description of Goods 10
Wilmington and Fayetteville. N O. and to all places
on the line, and contiguous to the Wilmin gton and
Raleigh Railroad.
These lines are DAILY! and offer the gre atest in
ducements to shippers.
u Charges moderate and uniform.
Office under the Exchange Hotel. Sc l9-eod2m
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HURLEY'S EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No PEApr Srprrr

THE highest price paid for Gold and Sill
u yer. and Richmond. Petersburg, Lyuchbugg,
FIedericksourg, charlottesville, Stanton, Norfolk
and Portsmouth Bank Notes
Exchange on Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, bought and sold at be st rates
VIM. HURLEY No. Pearl st.
se8-Sm Formerly Stratton's office.
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WORMS! WOHis "A great many learn
ed treatses have been written, explaining the origin
Of and classifying the worms generated in the hu-
man system. Scarcely any topic OF medical science
has ELECTED more acute observation and protound
research; and vet physicians are very much divided
10 opinion on the subject. IL must be admitted how
ever that afte- all a mode of expeiling these worms
and purifying he body from their presence. is OF
more value th the wsest dsqusitions to the orr
GIN The exp ling agent has at length been found:
DR. M'LANE;S VERMIFUGE Is the much sought
worm medic nes its efficacy being universally &C.
knowledged ~ medical practitioners.
PS-Dr. A'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge, also his
Liver Pills. can be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in hiAcity.
~ Purch ers will please be careful to ask for,
and take moi bus DIR. MLANE'S VERMFUGE.-
All others. comparison. are worthless.
no lS-d&6W
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.
~rcrr kichMosD, Nov. IL, 1854
NOllCE.-The adjourned meeting of the
~ Stockholders Of the Virginia Central railroad
TUESDAY, the 2ist inst.. at IL o'ciocs NJ
stockholders going to and returning from the meet
lug VIII travel upon the care free Of charge.
no i5-td j. GARRETT. Treas'r
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nOCT. CONWAY has removed to the
~ house Governor street, next door to Mrs.
Claiborne's Boarding House, and opposite the Gov
ernor's House. oc 23-ts
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I OOK AT THTS.-S2O, 600 worth Of

1 OOh AZ THIS.-S2U,UUU worth OF
~ Ready Made Clothing at cost, embracing every
style of garments suitable for Fall and Winter wear
The subscribers have determined to quit the business
in Richmond on the first of January, 1855, and will
positively sell at cost either wholesale retail. To
merchants and others here 10 8 rare chance. The
goods fresh, fine and well made and the stock 10
ample Call at the Franklin Clothing Store, No. 90
Main street R. DECOU 4 co
N. B. A good cutting board for sale low. Apply az
above. Sc 9-3m
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MI6CELLA NEOUS.
OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE AssoT'N. !

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASs0TN.}
NovEMEER let. 1854
4 Tt meeting of the Board OF Directors,
"A held this date, Mr.. JAMES CRANE vas
unanimously elected Pr. sdept Of the Richmond Fire
Associations, vice James Bosher decd.
BY order OF the Board Of Dtrectnrs
po2-ts JNo. II. B0sHER. Secretary
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
IN TER Day GooDs.-I have jus. opened an
entire new stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
which were purchased IN the Northern markets, on
the nG iodnssnsns, so nnrcbsser Among the as
sortment may be found
Ladies' Dress Goods of ell styles
Embroderies and Laces
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, he.
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen, Boys and Ser.
vants' Wear-with large stock OF Domestic Goods
The public are respectfully invited to give me a
CALL a: am determined to sell as cheap as any other
house in the city h. kOSENEELD,
se I8-3m IT'S Broad Ut.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims
i against the Estate of HENLEY d. CLoPToN, de-
ceased will present them to me; and all indebted TO
said estate, will settle Immediately, as longer indul
sencs cannot be allowed EA ]. cLoPToN,
no6-ts Admir- of Henley D. Clopton, decd.
DOGGETT & RSON,
UPHOLsTERERs AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin Streets,
HAVE now in store, their Fall Stock OF
III French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
CURTAIN GOODS, CoRNICEs. BANDS, CORPS,
and Floor Oil CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS.
Transparent SHADES, BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c,
which they will sell or work up to order on the
most reasonable terms
ING and UPHoLsrERlNa promptly, in the city
country. cZ-om
A CARD.
T BEG respectfully to inform my friends
Messr ISIS SMITH HARDWOOD. No. a5 Main street,
sign of the broadsxe where it would afford pleas
T. py
in the house of Mr. Thee Robertson for about fifteen
years, and partner with him and Mr. VIM b. Gates
from the LIST August le5l TO LIST july 1884, and any
orders entrusted to me from the patrons of Robert
son, Gates Radcliffe. would be very thankfully re-
ceved and have the best ana most careiui attention
of the sh house in which am now R9ATcLFFE
NOTICE-Al All persons having claims
IN agsinst the estate of JOHN LYNCH, decd, are
requested to present them properly authenticated to
the undersigned And all those indebted to the said
requested to settle their respective dues
r. M. BURTON, Administrator,
e14-ts With the VIII annexed.
FXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-All persons
IL having claims against the estate of JAMES 3D.
SHER decd are requested to present them, proper
ly authenticated; and those indebted, to make pay.
m9nt without delay.
LEWIS d. CRENSHAW,
iy Its Executor OF James Bosher decd.
DRAFTS $4,000 GIFT ENTER
i PRIZE, share in which 10 presented to every
customer his Gallery, 145 Main street, where may
be seen grand collection of DAGUERREOTYPES,
Indian Curiosities, &c, which it is intended shall
form part of the smaller presents in the above
terprise. The large ones consist of houses valued
$4,000 5000, and $1,000 present is insured to
every holder.
Portraits taken in every style. and all prices, by
WIN. A PRATT,
no1I Daguerrean Artist, 145 Main st.
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CAP1T Il $50, 0-COMMERCIAL
~ SAVINGS BAN K.-Offcs at the store of
Quarles Brooke, on 18th street
Depositors in this institution will receive six per
cent on sil sums remaining deposte six months
or longer, and i've per cent. for a shorter time.
WIN. G. PAINE, President.
~ L. BROOKE. Treas ~ 6-ts
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Tom. negro belonging to Robert Hsbersham, at
F0n Jscks0n, Savannah, was shot last Thursday by
Michael Mccullough, the watchmsn of the Fort
The boy died Ia the course of few hours, where.
upon Mccullough was arrested and lodged in jail
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Noah Bridges, one of the proprietors of Jones
Hotel, Philadephis, Is dead
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The fears entertained concerning the safety of the
United States sIoop of war Albany are groundless,
- che Y not yet due at New York, having been
directed 70 cruise around the West India Islands
after leaving Aspinwall.
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EDUCATION.
EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL

SHALL resume school September 18th
ny NTH ON 9th street. teacher Of the En.,1aee
Primary ersnche..Resding. Writing, speiiinr en-.
aaPny' AItnmetic and Grammar. During ali ~.
soiicit the same favorable confederation: prs.n.
the deepest intsrestn my pupils morally snn.lss
wis.r sstaa. tnst they msy lesys my influence
they came to me "efe when
ne 9--ts II r.v
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During the performance OF Hamlet" at Burn,e,
(Eng. theatre, the gentleman who played the par,
of the Ghost was 90 annoyed at sundry exclama
tions BY the "gods, who during the whole evening
had been more than usually uproarious, that, after
In vain attempting to reason them into good order
he DOTTED the winding sheet In which he was wrap
ped, and left the stage for the gallery to nict bod
lily chsstsement on some of the offenders. The
interference of the police was necessary to secure
Quiatness Alssi poor ghost
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JOHN w. DAVIES,

PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MASON,
SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK. NEAR mAYo's BRIDGE.
~ Monuments, Tombs, Vaults, and all kinds of
stsne work for Buryng-Grounds, &C., executed with
neatness and dispatch. oc SO-ts
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TRY GOODS AT COST.-GEO. s.
~ VASHON, doors below Messrs. Breeder, Fox
l. Co.. Broad Street, having determined to discon
tnue the Dry Goods business, most respectfully in
forms his friends and the public generally, that
and after TO-DAY, he will offer his stock at COST
for CASH. oc 23-dlm
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II ANS, HAMS.-Stagg ~ Shay . sugar
III cured, Todd'AiAnd other eurs; In store and for
sale nv DUKE HUTCHINSON
NO IA No Ia Main a.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!-The

PAGLAND &, BROTHER have rem0v-
~ ed to the store Main street, nearly opposite
the farmers Bank, and next door above the Custom
House lot, and would be happy to see their friends
and customers there. oc l6-ts
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many applications for. and enquiries respecting Sew
ing Machines l have been induced TO examine
closely into the merits of the different manufactures
and for tt year past have spent much time In ORDER
II ascertain which kind would be best adapted to the
South, for all general purposes, and am now HAPPY
inform the public that have taken the agency LOT
simr licty durability and cheapness csnnot be sur
passed whilst they are warranted to turn oil work
P. HORTON REACH,
noII-ts 81 Main street
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DEW IN ST JAMES CHURCH FOR
Il SALE.-The owner Of PEW No. 49, in St
James Church, having removed from Richmond has
authorized me to sell it. Apply to
oc t8-dts GEO. D. FISHER
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EOR SAI4E-A secondhand SPRING
E WAGON = sunerior piece of workmanship, Of
the manufacture Of Mr.. Thomas c. Eppes, upper eae
Of Broad street, whore II may be seen; ~ mas eesa
used but very little, and that near ths eay. -.
Any person wishing article OF the Eind msS III
assured that great pains were taken BY the wsI
known manufacturer with regard to 10 sfsasse saa
durability. -
AILS-Eolar and Coal Pit on. for sale ~
" 10 IA EDWIN WokTHAM = GU.
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araCrAL NOTICES.

HAIR CurrrKe.-Citizen and Strangers
visiting the city wishing to get their Hair cut In the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
to call on HOBSON, under the american ho'oi, en-
trance on 18th street.
NJ Blot, Cold ard Shower Baths can be had at
eli hours Single Bath 25c., or Tickets tor vi
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DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, CIR
l. CULAR SAW.MILLS, &c The subscribers
are prepared to furnish Portable and Stationary
Steam En- gines, Circular SawMills, and all other de.
scriptons of Machinery, with dispatch, and warrant
ed of best materials and workman. at their works
on Cary st., next to the City Gas Works.
&C 9-Sm BURR 4 ETTENGER,
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FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.-Bryan's
Il Pulmonic WATERS, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Wis
tars Balsam of Wild Cherry; fresh supplies received
and for sale by OWEN B. HILL, Druggist
no 10 Market Place, Franklin ct
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GIL YER PLATED FORKS AND
~ SPOONS, just received and of superior quality;
| for safe by GENNET JAMES,
| no ID Eagle souars
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nUDLEY & JOHNSTON, No las Ea-
~ gle Square.-The subscribers have just received
another lot of those rich Merino, Cashmere and AL
psca Plsids SO much admired, to which they ask
examination from all in want of beautiful and cheap
dresses no 10I DUDLEY l. JOHNSTON.
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VIRGINIA TRIUMPHANT.

A TTENTION HENRICO. SMITHS
N MAP OF HENRlCO. from an actual survey by
ter, SpriDghill, Sydney &c. Published at S., but
will be sold at only S..
This is valuable and interesting map to all who
live or own land in this county. For gale at
no 10 RANDOLPH'S Bookstore.
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M EDICINE CHESTS, for sale by
4S1 mol BENNETT RkERs.
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I AIDES FINE WATCHES.-We ha va
~ just received fine assortment of Watches for
Ladies, which are recommended very fine time
keepers. GENNET Il JAMES
no Is EsoIe gonor.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-07

FArAL AcoIpySr-DEATs OF PRor. McFsiI.-A sSsty
Of the students belonging to the Carlisle tSchoharie Cot
Seminary accompanied by Prof. Alfred Meas and others
proceeded on Saturday last to explore the celebrated
lave located few miles from the Seminary They had
closed their explorations and returning whsn the ac-
cSpt occurred which resulted in the death Of the Pro-
ssor II happened in this wise: The party had been IN
a nil Of some hundred feet deep and all had ascended by
means of puly-ropes except Mr. McF. lie ascend
ing and had nearly reached the PLATFORM when, BY some
means he slipped from the rope seat and tell to the bot.
tom Of the cave. On being approached he was found
s.nseless and died in few minutes. lie was gentle
man Of rare endowments well beloved by the students,
and highly respected by ALL He leaves stricken wife To
mourn his sudden departure. lAoah! 'o"r"a' ''"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-07
DIED.

CLARK-On Thursdsy the 6h Inst sner long aud panfm
,i,rs B,ssie Nvunsesf daughter Of Mrs y Clark .
The fsuly respectfully invited attend hef
fun, raj O'Clock this ncrnns nom her late residence NO es
AY-suddepy on Wednesday evcsng, July Mu susan
widow OF the late Andrew Foshsy, aged ~ years
% cs n . he tai, 10 Mount Pleasant Weschester Coun
ty on Friday moruuG O'clock from the ,esdsnes o. nr 900
~ l.v FSuin MQasf Ox'ords between MYuie ana Ae'
RrooSn The relatives nd friends invited to attend
NORTONAf the reside OF her WIN morton ss9 J"
Patterson j. Wedresdsy the Sh int "ts NAn0s '""'
reet o the late Thomas Morton . -, A.. ,.,~,
services viii be in 81 PsaPs Shuren' res'n' 'v =
l0AM
Porsn ouh. n H., please copy -, 81, -. A. ~.
MARsNDER-On Thurdsy morning TIE otn hs~, mt '"""
Martud.r eyed N years mouth and eiev. n ds,s , 4.
friends respectfully invited to sitend ms unetA to
afternoon hstps o'clock NOR his late rchaeaee
No gl Attclreys. In the
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-07
He wa, saatensed to the s.ats

property Of Susan King.
Prison Tor three years r;Itv 10 s,te-np, ,t tburS,rv
Nenry Bender on pleading 2. ERR wa. ssa,sossd 1,
on tte premises Of Nathaniel ~ :, ;e months.
On g x:s Prson for years end n teal siss =, ,o,a
Tsri; rand yennsr pleaded guilty - a wa. sentenced
com from ID. Delyins French sailor - -
TO the STATE Prison fcr three years ~ asssupg
colorPd woman sssncd M,ry T.. Parish viii \ NV '"'
ne rsr,;.i ' saa1e :n %e'ss of Ssany in
was living The Jary, up to late hour bad not ssreeu
upcn verdict and ID. Court adjourned fos the dsy'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-07
TONNE'RCLAL MATTERS.
s.,.s NJ the stock Exchange.


Reported the N. Y Tribune BY Messs Fry 4 Thomas
Fist Bayd- s650 wimnston &C. ssi 81 so Gam & A~e
n a.. rs s7a City r. r. Is s. Ere yi $sWO CITY D.
sSun S $50 Schuyl Nav 75i; Al Penn. a. tt 80
Reading r. r. cash SIs; o do b5 M $40 New Geek Coal CO III
10 Mecnenics Bank 5 Is do gi Louisville Bank Do "S
Eet,c,,n Eoa,d,-S0 Reading r. X. cash, SIT -. ,, , -
Second Board-50 Wilmington r. r. g. S6ti Si 600 ciy
6. 90: so Ihsh Navigation 6 100 Reading r. H 100 do D.,
S,l 40 y7i SO DO s7s, IS do cash beaver Meadow
r. Sli; 10 do b5 57l 10 Penns H. H. W u onaiu nanA H'
DO IN; 10 Bank OF Ptpna. llS -, al,
liter Hoayd5O Reading X, b., 5li oO Drard banA <f
(saq pyt-Penusyiysnia 5s oi bid ~ asked nesahs
~ hS ~ st,d do bonds 10 IA bid asked, Morisage6
s hid S8 sked, Railroad int OIL al bid ~ psked;
ANAL bid n askedi Schuykl NavssSca os 81 - oa
15i do Stock 2 bid 2l ssSedi do frsf.tfed ~ o
asked Long Island Ia bad l2 ssked Nicksb1rz bid y skee
sd Bank II bid ~ asked; Lehigh lnc, 3ud u ss~ea o"s"
Csgal, III bid, II asked. Dull
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-07
L. = CIRCUIT COURT-Beiore Judges Belts.
IHY INDIA RUBBER CASE PosrPONEO--oNE OF THE JUROR


Horace H. Day sgt the New. En- gland Car Spring Go.
IL was announced yesterday that Mr. Fuller, the Juror
whose iness caused the postponcneut, has since died.
Mr. OConor one of the counsel stated that the deisnse
would decline proceeding with the other eleven The
Judge then addressed the Jury, stating the ternna0h
OF the case and regrettng the death OF Mr. Fuller he
also took occasion TO reply to some remarks or Mr.
OConor i'm the summing up. which he considered as re-
fecng upon himself and in explanation he sau an W
what fell from himself that occasion, he had meant no
drespec the counsel and he regretted the crcun-
stance II 81 years since he had the honor OF being
appointed the place he occupies, and Il was the
first time he ever had passage at arms With any counsel
The mnter then dropped aud the jury in the case were
discharged. -
TRIAL FOR ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON.
William Williams, one OF the crew OF the ship oswego
was tried on charge OF assaulting the captain WIN
sheath knife. The vessel, the 25th OF April was on
the voyage from New-Ofleans The Captain gave some
order as to the sails, when Williams II II charged saii
"VLo the hl are you talking to" and let the brace
be was holding The Captain then caught hold OF HIM Dy
the collar and he seized the Captain in return anu hnay
drew sheath knife, and inflicted slight wound upon the
Captain The defense that the Captain severely peat
the accused. He found guilty and recommended 10
mercy, and the Court adjourned.
SUPREME COURr-sPEcrAL TxsY-Be;ore Judge CLEsxE
The Police Justices sgt The Chamberlain ofthe County OF N"
Motion for mandamus for the Chamberlain to show
cause why he does not pay the Police Justices amount
awarded by Supervisors for oxtra pay Argument was
heard
Thor Prcsser and others Henry Dunisn and oae@
New trial granted on paying costs ot term.
CIRCUIT COURr-Beore Jud9e MITCHELL.
joseph Ayn and wife agt. Isssc Jones and others Il, .
For partition Of the Mason estate on the grouha lhat
the viii void already referred to- The Jury could not
agree and wsTa discharged,
Us CIRCUIT COURT-Before Judge BErIs
THE INDIA KUBBER CASE.
Day a,t Eew.En aald Car Spring Comany
This case which has occupied the Court Tor mo Isi sx
or seven weeks stands adjourned TIL to-day mat
one Of the Jurors whose illness caused the adournmen
Is dead if So the proceedings will have to be gone over
| l.Ii
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-07
MARVIED.

CAssEDY-pEwIrr-At Jersey City j. on Thursday & me
5h instant by The Rev Henry " Pohman d. OF AhanS Asoe
C. Dswt OF the former ace dassh'er Of Andrew u S'
albany W Cssey Il Jersey Snv
IOCKH ARr-WOOLcOrr-O Thursday, June -. By the
Rev MeeI,r Mr. Edward NJ Lcekhsr Miss Margaret Wool
koh of fli,us
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-07
SUPERIOR coURT-GEsEsAL TERM.

Dorotby E. Lansdon others sg VIM b. AHor and oher.
In relation 10 some stock referred to m VIII OF late Mr.
Iobn acob Asor The Court held that the legacy as to
COO Citv was NOT intended TO be satisfied by the
transfer in Is29 the legacy of $780, 900 Trust Company
certificates was intended TO be satisfied the legacy OF
sloO COO Cty debt in the codic given to Mrs. L. ch
dren was intended to be satisfied by the transfer.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-07
DELEGATES TO THE HA1D-SHELL STATE
CONVENTION

WYOMING Co-Judge r. II. Smith.
CoLrnBiA Co.-2. Henry A. Collins.
CLiSIox Co.--The Hon. w. Hedding.