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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-14

FLowERs.-How the universal heart
of man blesses flowers. They are
wreathed around the cradle, the mar
riage altar and the tomb. The Per.
sian in the far East, delights III their
perfumes, and writes his love in nose.
gays, while the Indian child of the far
West, clasps his hand with glee, as he
gathers the abundant blossom-the il,
Illuminated scripture of the prairies.
The cupid Of the ancient Hindoos tip
ped his arrows with flowers; and or.
ange budaare the bridal crown with us
"a nation Of yesterday. Flowers gar.
landed the Grecian affairs, ard they
hang in votive wreaths before the
Christian shrine.
Mr.. strobbs, Wing and Know Moth
ing, has been elected Mayor Of Norfolk.
Virginia. The entire Know Nothing
ticket has been elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

CHOlCE LOTS in the immediate vicinity Of and
~ adjoining Trinity chspe on ssh 18th and 2s,as,,
Broadway Ao variety Houses sad Lots
of The cry for sale sy JOaNs KrLsO No 81 William
COUNTRY RI SIDENCE for SALE-COnssts of
~ story house good CONDITION land well
9TH fruit shr,bbery Is. Darea depot
station above Stamford Inquire No us Amity the
aep or on the remes OF Mr. BELL depot Dsren
Price $3.50 One half the pres remain bond sad
gage 1t psr cont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
fcuses uanIc6

HOUSE WANTED-By small gcnieel family IN a
pleasant Deshborhood from see 90 $40 Any one
hear of desirable tenant ~ Id
dressing TENANT Box 8 2sS Post Office.
HOUSE WANTED-By May l. or sooner mod
stp House suitable hrstelses Ladies
School Location ith and 2th Apply soon
to +. II WILCOX, U 5 School Agency, No rs Broad"y
WANTED The subscriber is DESTROYS OF obtain
w ins part respectable usishbo hood In TIE
Fh fhh Wards His family consists OF three persons Ad
dIess Nsiins location rent &c- JOIN H. STEELE,
No III Hudson ct, No. Ice PeaIlst.
WANTED-A House with modera Improvements,
respectable locality desired by ientee family not
hisher iht OF Broadway preferred Address
D. No 4i4 Brodrsy locality of house and rent
which be moderate Possession Immediately, OF 10 OF May
WANTED to PURCHASE for CASH-A Country
R.depce-a good House and Stable with about OF
Lro-pessnty situated within distance OF twenty mile. from
York North River preferred Address A w Post Once,
New -Sork, stating location and price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
Tioth,Ea

NJEN's and BOYS CLOTHING. at Who'essk !
M R,t.u at J. yANDEPRIL,S No. 81 Fulton 81 csss,
Gold ST. New.Yors Also. splea"sd assortment OF essss
sssd The as awarded diploma twice Ia
6r superior style IN cutting and wotsi,nhp Your psv.
''''P'''@'' VaNDERBILr No 81 Fulton q. Ne. 70,
DARIS MANTILLAS-The subscribers iup
ton. and city retail trade are nov fs
TO which The attention OF atirs respectfully m
'''P GEO BULPiN No 6l BesdssE
~ 'oaS'foS 0"o' No ~ JOIN ST, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
Carpatines, &r.

CARPRTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.-Acs$
~ TY TILBY, No. IN Broadway Sew,Y ofs sa,sse =;
th. friend and the public thai their stock of fofep ~
tic C.rper.3D, Oh Cloths. &c &c SC for tie snS -
completed u all their relative departments and
of styles and originality Of dssgn, which i1
eellence si 1pon 0tion. be touod 20 uent 40
and torether With uniformly eonsfi,a,s
socs OF ne most rrfensTe es0bshEept viii % oev~
Cash a. prices shade than any h,us, N toe so1
WILLIAM XcGR0RrY. -
GEORGE III TlLsY, No w nDl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

SOH ACRES of WHITE PINE ana
400 SPRUCE TrM5ER souts AL, Of , k,', az ?.
$ LS.s cee.y Il . . .o.s' Re r';ss Srossa
irx be Cd water po~er s.d IA
Sst % s.r' " wes s.s. n.t. nd s.v. oaa-
e.eh ,.es tnt E.s .; 81 g.as 70 as or %
svds Terms and title perfect No rea,i wi ee -
E1oelsior Fire Insurance conFsny, Se<.f''L
S46OOo . Sa as. Of the -four s saf '
A. rs. distance bal ire iaas ~.I Ton 20
20 o5. Sab esa soni.1Ds
.eh %uSis n,ois. "a. % every H'0
tel" range III TIC E Ds MOTT. No II sPraeest
Cd S!M-AND ONLY 500 CAsH-to pur.
-. n. 3, Brict aeas situate % ssasn Myr;s.y-
RsG.,H in f''' s Be , Mo
&AHO ONLY for FOUR HUNDRED ACREs
p fs %. 'ps Pom hsnfIfe S.Ys .as Ere
sd I'm, timber T. ss De De :s
CIn NM Two MODERN BUILT four
lU,UO s.esa a'1;. site, .sns' co. ;i Is,
sra m f,o, ps.te .tsse On T.. resr We. cal.ed
fsy,sn The p1rch... MONEY eau Tss ,roPst:y
It, t.eond door west cf Brcsdw.y
~ CHOICE BUILDING LUIS in one block,
1870 Is.. o,, ave bosnsy .,asted on elevated .roa.
immediate nsishcortoo Of oro.n "oas naa. ana ooy
Es.'e' A5vy 70 HOMER aoRGAs No Netrooo:,n Bank
Pine JOHN t RUscIE Postmaster No i's GF'nt''
Wlb6nebursh
VJyANTED-GOOD IMPROVED PROPERTY in
w New-Yors Brooklyn wli,msoutsh or vicinity in Ell
exceedingly d--ir, pop-r, IA nm village on me
Cara Railroad the interior this or tn
hopr lid. from city consists OF large h,ns'n
Hou. and ou,bldug with acres o. .-d oa,as On
tire. the o. tn village 'nesr the C.na an
well .h,eed stocked with fruit OF me warm soil snf OF - oa
lots ecbveasnty situated The property Desirable Tor
retired gentleman merchant or manufactured Tor seminary
OF bosrdps Of the frop.s contains the most e1be
;e r s,ores which in the midst of rich farm az
ourtry extensively improved ADD every
oty successful s,ness Address tx III AsG nediSeIy
Tribune OfHce ssins particulars Of property offered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

T'IRE AZ the PANTHEON, No. A3 BROADNAl
4 MANrILLAS aud SHAWLS slishted v-,ted BY w,t-s-s
final settlement ~ the Insurance Compsnie~ posvs
u.cc in a days the residue IT the stock OF py~
NANTILLAS and sdANbs IL now being ofsred 20 N,
without rpy regard 20 cost CHARLES COOK. lm?,ns
Opening of FRENCH MANTILLAS and 90
~ NEW GOODS KERR & Co respectfully snnouas
having completed exteps- sersons their they
ready for position Shs Laces En- bfoderes and Dtes a
beautiful ses We bsve sl-o thorough assorrss
Hosiery Gloves Gentlemen. Crsss Under Gaeats &c Ia
A KERR Il Co, No. 767 Broadway 3doos below eAs
CPRING GOODS.-LYONS x JONES, No
~ Hucsou-st. bet~esn Csna sni Ssrnss pr-p
10 offer au eptie, NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS t the So
Season couprsipg De LANES PLAID SlLAsN5 sofia "a
a,8t The BEST BLACK SILKS imported, great barsiu :
s.tber with every variety Of ths NEWEST DhEsS dooDsM
srrins Trade. - - - ., ,,o.,
repefe With gres variety of Brocie Cashmere IerfAs
The les OF PARIS MANrlLLAs W he found re-
ably cheap Union House. Hudsonst- opposite DoninekM
SPRING MANTIILAS-E. 5. MILLS hM 4
- moved 10 Nos so and % Chambers st. up stairs new N
way ard 10 prepared exhibit large and bosuasi
M nj of Spring Msns surprising sill the latest novelties
season. with fresh sorimen Of Spring Shswk OF every
viii he offered favorable terms Wire She's -
for sale
T,HE HANDSOMEST SILKS ever IMP0RI
\ inst arrived per steamship FRANKLIN, witch viii h.
bihsd by TIE subscribers TO-DAY lW-snestsyl April M
A. T. STEWART Co, rroIvs
WALTHAM JEANS'-lOo cases bleached WIas
w Je.ns ,Iusle Ind douSle-tsilled for sale b.
NESMiTH No, 50 and II frsstvy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
ReGi estate for Sale.

A GENTLEMAN, obliged to seek . home in q milder
~ e.nste would dispose Of h, r-.dsnes g.a bargain II
Visse AZ .ooa hoo consist. Of t~oory brok By
3 and 10 inch wal. best O are "a. a.s
and no expense h., hen .easse to '.e wis; Ses o. toe
retire from the city has superior Il od be sod vita OF
the furniture exchanged for properly Ne~fok or
sss Is f Sa ssSs s'''n' "0''' -''A'
4 FARM for SALE-Four miles from the village
"a Of Rye in w-sehsser Sosny onAnaf 10 acre. Of sood
20 ard eOmmOdiOp House and other out
Sadi''' to be i's BsbtsaLL la So w. .uosy.our
A T PRIVATE SALE-The three stcr! and high
IA bssrueu brsi House and Lo, No 2s we' S5ss oot.s
,id between sh ane sth.v Lot los by IS et oa'e
se portion Of ss purchase %s9sy AN 'H'S
on bond and u0I'ssss Apply to COLE Chiffon No Is
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE ID CATSKlLL-Stuated
,e saa ys;hsssps tie ASGn .nS y .se ~, ay Of
roue :rd eOmnooiou. The sroand .oaed with r na
. :. Ns spS II 60G No Is N.e
ICIARENCEvILLE. l. l.. LOTS There being
~ tOut 90 of these beevsfs Lots len the gro2ies' sas5
to those who Ssye no ye $3.50 e o. 'n , az @
fos $+ oPPeit1py 70 sgesree uui, TIE oh day o. APr
when the drawing for choice viii iks place sad he sale
The village Of C.reneev. t.'. Long ISLAM Eve me-.
center of abe Depnn in ID. Village IL $3.50 eoendsa ,, ne
Ss Su. se aa sscese to New ;, Il hours
Of the day in les than b tour Besaes the railroads i've
.be al laid 80 e. ls) feet u Width are a.
srsesd and planted With besrGf1 ornamental trees
Ii admitted BY ell who b. th- hs13sousss village
laid oot .eIsdpe health ard p,uTeslse AID s A. Saan
DAFT supply OF the pvrest wster
In addition ali hese advantages tie proprietor: having s-ecd
In CAereevle Eve beautiful exeeedg
81 coo hiss dern dcrose Of be; distribute them
ssutDsy the subscribers The each Lot
fxea s psysbe nssn.pt. of 81 monthly Title perfect
abstracts OF hicb will be flruk asd srstuto1sly.
shir TO view the free ti.kes By
pyiDs he ofce public meeting y the .iusi, OF
bers will BE- held every THURSDAY EVENING AZ = oclock
Union Hall No isS Bovery JACOB PECARE Pfosrs:ot
0fce No 1853 He.tera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
Dauer Wareborses.

JAMES II. BENEDICT & Co, PAPER -
81 WAREHOUSE No 8 Nssssass. Z, seq ss1s6s
hand Book ana News Printing Papers OF ell sse
and or1sas tskea st the law,H 0sxsss rs's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
Drr Sooos
OTH WAREuoUSp :

CURNI ING. DRY GOODS, :
A DORSMUS NIXON
Are Offering fof sale ex,essir- sscck u
EUROPEAN AND ANERIcAN DRY ao,A
Expressly tor Furnishing Psrpos,s
SVca
PLAIN. FIGURED AID PRINTED FLUSH
In Bord ior fSporsfion
CURTAIN MATERIALS. Of ever dsseapdoa
vELyHT BRUSSELS aniI NGRhlNCARrzrll
COCOA MATS and HArNNe,
OIL CLOTHS. for FLOOR sod TABLE,
LINEN and COTTON sHEErINjS sad PILLOW CASING
TABLE. DAMAsX sni DIAPER
NAPKINS and DOILiEs.
HUcK DIAPER and OR ASH r0wELIN6
WHITE and CoLORgD QUILTS and CoUNrEapAN
BLANKETs. in ali the vsrets-s
ELEGANT FRENCH and ENGLISH FURNITURE GNU
WHITE and CoLoRED FURNITURE DiMrlss
WOOL COTTON ssd WoRSTED rAsLE aaa IA
COVERS
COLO2ED LINEN and COTTON sr2,fES
For covering SOFAS and Chsis.
COACH.MAKERS ARNCLES
Sub ~ WOODEN CLOTHS, ENANELsD CLoraS, "
CorTELINEs, DaMAsKS, OIL CLorHS. &c Re
OWNERS OF VESSELS and HOTELS. HOUsEKEEPzn,
COACH BUILDERS viii 6rd every article needed To nss
most complete ouft
MERCHANTS doing business In cies sad large ts"us u
txo their interest tees,mine our stock
No. q Park Place and
No. IS Muuayst New Yort.
DoREMUS NIxp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
Professional Noiifes.

pIo!seSIoHuI -No''A'"'-
ALBERT COOK & Co. Manufacturer, s.s
II porters Of Optical Mathematical and Surveying i'
No. 10 John 81 kew.fork ----L<
DR. POWELL. Ocnfss, Aurist, &c, s.,s., 4
~ elrsiyeIv Diesses of ne ESe sas sM y, rr<Sf
daily No 500 BrosdesY. wbers Gao oe procsSsa
ID. Ey@ !, also Artl6eisl Bye which sre issssea
zion iii and look st.sty i've the ssS'sa
MOUNT, GKAN1 & BE LKNAE
vi .TToaNRYs AND couKsyLLORS AZ Law
a. Fr.n-Lsco Cshfornis
cHAs ?, soUsr GILsgeJ ssAsT oAvlS - ::
nINTTSG ia FRESCOE and CAUSTIC ~
WApDYNGEL vbs can siye fall reference = "'-
Residence No 2s Eat bfoedsay -------------...l
CyLVESTER LAY, Attorney and Coun-
umi.sioner sgtDorized 20 take 6erosirnoI
.c,.ns,. se for .Il the states except Ne~Jsr~J s
,y,ns ADD Illinois. Refer-eee-; The n9n ", - a
~. WIZ McCarilsy. Wpnpgoo Del
CuAs LOUNSBERkY, Dentist remo'ea u"
- ss3 Brosd~sy 10 NO. lSS Wet sth-'s oesr IN :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

/ ITO LEASE-At low prices, for mechanics shops
and 6wep.. namber Of Lox s9h snd iOa SIS between
9Th ard 6thsvs Apply at JAMES d. LAIhAmS MeehancsnoP
I shSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

Tor SALE-Four arst class thrcestOry Brick
Homes and Lots 10 that elessnS block OF houses
BETA Aray and CoDsrsst. Broostn hassacen
Bay, shore &c con,n every COVE
piere. and viii he cod bargains Distance aboat bye nnae5
.ais ron The Atlantic Ferry. Apply 5 BROAD No Is
WalL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

aOR SALE--The neat three story Brick House,
With tso.tory No rs Daeld't Bfooklyn 9 q
by good neshbo hood and only mule non
lie ,ries and Price. 81 30 Apply
CHARLES JENKINs. No. = frank ort 81. ~ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

LOR SAIE-A country seat on the Harlem HIi-
ro.o Tue,.boe Dept wstehestes COMFY shout one nou
ID ,,or tb , The twelve h.nd
,omey situated good cultivation House neiiy nsS
s.sS, a. brIdirs barn. &c Twelve or h;een
Sp n, cars step she day The sbove would be st rae
ssrd for public there ncne IN no 'iase
sbn,ebes scboos res village Price tlro lDfiite
of d HOD0MAN, No. a hsiden-isre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

ITO LET-The second story OF modern orich
House cODsist Of rooms with gss
oil the Rent s%o 10 DC Ie' 70 sa
family oIiy Apply a. No 20 East 3.stst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

ITO LEI-TwO suites of Offices. OF two rooms each.
on the third Of the fine stone building No w broad
way supplied With gss water ard furnace Apply To- ,,
JAMES 8 SLUYrER No Wallst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

ITO LET-To small family without children, part
of, Gotta. Hopse on 18th I'd and 81
a., Ifehsp and yob er.,oo No. Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

ITO LET-A modern built House in 25tb-si. be-
tween 9Th and large portion of the rent will be taken
in Bosd by and bis wife With srsspons'
be person liberal vii he made No other 6onds
Be- taken Address postpaid shh name BOX NO io'i 'J
pns,-0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

L'OR SALE, to LET, OF EXCHANGE for unim-
proed Real Estate Eighteen Los With tlree sorry bric.
H1idps thereon situate esbe location In the Ctl o
Villa 1burh Price - % sseh FOR p.t.iellas ntors OF
SPARKS Nc. 81 Johosi- N II 0, AfOLh7 80 ""f'nl-t'
IiaIra NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

LOR SALE CHEAP-ODly 800 n cash required
beautiful Country Residence ,ru,ec hye Hees est
otester Coufv walk dzpSt 10
ce1s handsome house, containing ere
sprles che rres DC For tai Psfhcns sP9y =
" A WHITE no. Sc Ale,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

LNOR SALh-On favorable terms-house', Lots
and Bndipz s,es On 18Th I5th 18th ssd 53thts rom the
Harlem the Ihhsv. Apply TO DENNIS aAAHis' vase
pi,b,. Eeu.y orI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

ITO LET-A Furnished House, near Union-place
an. bo.. from Bro.n~.v The house three hgn hss
bath and hDe yard VIII Dc e, for I'VE o. s
s,or Nav merit Address 800 Sro4dTsy N the store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

ITO LEASE-A Dairy Farm, OF about 80 acres OF
cultivated city and ferry and IN The ned ate
vosty tLcky populated neighbohood where al ,he ns
" The products of the highest CITY
prices place comfortable ns large barn ':sc
stalls for stables fowl house &C &c
The pi tYeee which choice variety produce 10 ne
abundance 10 Dterprsipg man v'th some capital t
Offer, upu,u. advantages the iry busne" fo
more particular Information, apply l. STILL" ELL u D
Citcuit Cont corner Collese place and MuYT4S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

FlNO LET-The small three story brlck House NO
e2 containing Rent TO uiy S4bJ or
to small snies S45 Inquire No w next door, ocios
"A sEs N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

IRON RAILING &c.-CROWEL ceieOratel
CAsr icon RAILING without riyss warranted l,cens pet
cheaper shan the riy Rans so ns enet ,coa
vii. Farm Feuce TUE NEWYORk FOUNDRY AND itos
RAILING COMPANY make sad put 20 ordsr ever s snd
syl, OF the Rr.kes Door and Woeev Sn.a sod 81
b.r siei. tire smith Building Foundry lee furnished with
the lowrs prices Specmenin sections a. hof
Nos ~ ana 81 Dusnest Re" doors et OF DosA
v.y Vopndry foot Of 41sA.st, North River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
Ml,iltagrJ. Hf

4 SPENCE & SON Nos. 81 and ia DIVISION
" Who essle Retsil dealers in Milluer, Goods soaS
<csrers Of Buckrsm Foundation Laes and Wire boes~
ut "a lsfre st,l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-28
MERCHANDISE At COST.
S3O, 1000 worth of Dry Goods nj Cost |!

VIE subscriber intending To- make y change in his
L business. a i'll offer his entire stock nf GOOD. nj
CO'T homthis date unit sometime ahuut The Isl If
August which lin tae nainder will be 50 a nnc-
ton.
This stuck i large and uaclive. mn,f, of recent
purchases, Il embraces all the newest st,lr goods
such hsfic hnfrdp plain nlid caare Sill ich figured
piaih' "aitrfa all plain lac Sk. Fuuafd and India;
ohs, Inquired and plain chtlies Tissues. Berres and
Mon>llns I'll shades French Jacansts and Lawns Cling.
nuns otehndy Mnsins Canton Grape Bombazine. Al.
pncen b"hazr Rnbes emhr ihered and rlain Swiss
Muslin, paid and striped Muslin. Camhrio. Dimity
NC French Work Collars, Sleeves, Chmisetls, Han'kfs
Bands, Nc Rnnnets. Bonnet Innings aud Rbbnn.
Summer Minutes all ades Hosiery and Gloves; French
Corseits, Mars lies, DmiIy aud Grass Skirts; large
STOCK oil House furnishing eonds,nm, NJ which Muslin
and Lace Cur:aias, Damask Mocens, aud Turkey red
MafsaileS and Dimy Qnilts, Linen ana Cotton Sheet
ing aud Pllow Cuse gands Table Damask Fruit
and Table Napkins, Towels. Diapers. Nc. Pane
and Table C"sers;a lnree stock oil Carpeng. from ten
rents 10 the lines We Vet Tapcstr, Rugs Crumb Cloths
fahor aud Door Mats, OIL Floor Cloths, &c. Furniture
tInids, Ti"kng blnacled and brown Cotton, Cotton
Oznahnfgs and Bnrlnps. ALSO, Travelling Trunks Chr.
pet Sacks Sehonl Satchels and Nalises. His soeA
Gentemen's Goods embraces geucral assortment of
Cloths, Cnssimeles, Nesne. Linen billings, Gloves
CfaYats Collars Half Hose &e. T, gether with a
rlets ot al goods usually found in dry goods store.
lieasks "A call from all in of CHEAP GOODS
aud particularly invites hi friend. and Gust orners 10
call and supply ihensely swith gond, nt cost
lun2.ts JOHN T. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-28

Stop THE MURDERER-A most cold blooded
murder was committed near Graham's Furnace,
in this county, on Sunday night last. The cir
cumstances as related to are follows: Two
men in the employ of Mr.. Graham, named Cor
nelius Worrol and Henry Tutor, under the in
Auence of liquor, became engaged in a quarrel
which resulted in fig t in which Worrel was a
good deal bruised. This happened early in the
day on Sunday. Worrell went home and some
time after night he went to the house of Mr..
Miller and asked him TO lend him his gun. saying
that be wished to shoot an opossum. The gun
was given to him and with it he returned to his
house, told his wife to put him up some provis-
ions, that he was going to shoot Tutor and then
abscond. Having loaded the gun, he proceeded
to Tutors cabin and knocked at the door. Tutor
opened the door and as he did so Worrell fired
upon him. They were so near that the whole
load, with the warding, penetrated the left side
Of Tutor, makinga hole large enough to run
mans hand into. Worrell then made his es-
cape, and Tutor fingered till about 10 O'Clock
Monday night when he expired. The citizens of
the county have offered reward of 500 for the
apprehension of the murderer.-WytheUiHe Tel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-28
$22,5OO worth of Dry Goods nj Cost.

VIE subscriber wishing to convert many OF his
goods as possible into money. has determined
offer for the remainder othe sensnn his entire stock
Of Dry Goods at COST.
His stock comprises every article usually kept in the
dry goods line. His assortment of black and colored
Silks and Dress Goods OF every descrp ion unusually
nree for the season, and is well worthy the attention n
every person who may wish goods on such favorable
terms.
His rien Is and the rubc generally requested To
call and examine for themselves.
Regular customers should they prefer IN WILDE sup
piled with goods the usual terms.
PHILIP W PAYNE.
T. My stock of Corpeting is quite large and
mostly of this Springs purchase imi Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-28

GREAT CONFEDERATION TALKED OF The
Savannah Courier, of June 23, has the following
extraordinary intelligence from Havana, by the
Black Warrior. We do not believe there is yet
much cause for alarm
We learn that active preparations are making
by the authorita as of the Island, to receive the
much talked of fIibusters expedition. 1t was
even reported in Cuba that Spanish valor con
templated an easy destruction of the southern
ports of the Union, in case of hostilties between
the two government.
The probability Of the bombardment and burn
ing Of ~ o and Mobile was topic Of street
talk IN Hapapa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-28

NEW ORLEANS, June 24.-The Circuit Court
ofhis city to-day charged the Jury to protect the
leltrality laws from infringement, and keep an
eye on the Fillibusters;and subsequently ordered
Gen. Quitman John S. Thrasher, Samuel S. Pc
tiers and Others, to be brought before them as wit
nesses.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-28
CONGRESS.

WAsHINGToN,J une 27.-The House o-day was
occupied with the consideration ofthe bill appro-
pnating fifteen million dollars for the consumma-
ton ofthe Gadsden treaty.
The Senate discussed Mr.. Rockwell's Boston
petition for the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-28

~ OTfCB. The billiard SALOON establishment
Y lately carried on this Ct , by Talbot X Potter is
Thu. day dissolved by mutun, CONSENT We return our
thanks to our friends anil the public general FOR their
liberal patronage. All pcrsons indebted to the concern
will call on Talbot an settle lheil little memorandums.
Talbot will se,tlc all the debts Of The estabishmoct
TALBOT a. POTTER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-28

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The municipal election in Norfolk took place
Inst Saturday, S. S. Stubs, the Know-Nothing
candidate, was elected Mayor by about 300 ma
Jority over Woods, the present incumbent.