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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
q. :. MARSHAL : OFFICE.

The captain of the ship J. B. Aymar arrested on
s,turday by Orcer o. Court charge Of bring
ug more a~.ngers his ae trip from Liverpool than allowed by
las Tor the m rneasucnent of hs vessel Held TO bail
CHANGE OF wROSGFULfr 0BThSING LETTERS AT rhk
POsT-oFYCE.
McCe.ney tho young charged By Mr. William Radis win
having non the POOHcs i~o eitsn belonging
10 Al r. which had arrived from Europe taken 1to custody ~
Saturday " the Nar,bal and held for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
BILLS or MORTALITY.

The City Inspector makes the following return. for the
SEVENTEENTH WEEK Of the presen. year.
WEEKLY DEATHS CITY AND COUNTY os NEw
YORK firm ArrH p 70 Arri %, 2'5i
MEN 97-NoMLy, 9l-Boys, l7j-GiRLs, l.S....Toia l55
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

THEM,r AsSIvTRsARiTs.-The Religious Societies have
as vet only partially announced the times of their ami
vesaries
7sa,,sas Nay tSsYo5t M.sl.l.3 sa;s', st the A'lun
Ssesss M, f-Annun bfor wYork Bile Society
y ih, Re-, W. " H,lLOwA'' Brosyn' at Dr. Aei'Ad'F'
Sss1as Nv Sermon before III. HSe M',Sa. So:
cs, Ht>sy President OF Marietta College,
S,.g-, Nav 4i,aaa Sermon before American .ni Fsa
CHRISTIAN usn, b, Tie Rev Dr. cLrAtLAOi At D' ha''0a'
s.sssv T-Annu. Sermon OF Inquiry Un,u
sesin.y. B, The Rev WA : crari' At Dr. Smiths
Mssr Nsy s.P7l's;''v Of unioH Theological s'H''f'
Tss,ay Nay eAnaiveri.ry American ard Fossa Christian
Esti. . iSAsP,sT;.S es,.s f'a Of American Home Ms
Dosr&ay MAJ l0-AHni'ersary Of American AntSs'ey So
Gssss M, ioIn.iinfioa for Blind Broadway T.bsrni
B,Snsay loAnriver, st Of American Congregational
TS,Say Nav American consrey,ion. Union annr.l meet
ing for bin's- IN Brooklyn rooms open tor 'o' 10 ''
Friay Nay i2-Anni,ersa, Of the NevYoi Aniisi'e So
eiety, Broadway Society
MARINERS CHURCH, latc of Roosevelt-st.l-The build
ing corner Of Monroe and Marketss fitted up for the
rc Of seamen and their friends till church be
er:o,ed opened with appropriate services yesterday
,onon was preached in the morning By the Rev. j. VI.
Mathews.
PARK PREAcHIyG.-Immediately aler the Fircmen
Funeral Procession LEFT the Park yesterday afternoon two
or three flnacsl street preachers mounted the City Hal
steps and commenced their usual harangues 10 mostly
vicious and dcpravcd congregation OF foreigners. The
during the remarks of the speakers was one of tho
greatest disorder witnessed similar occasion The
most dgracel and opprobrous remarks accompanied by
hssc. and wells wero heaped upon the preachers As the
excrc.cs wero about closing disturbance raised by
foreigner making pas the speaking, and gen.
eral row was the consequence This pugnaccus individual
giving his name Daniel Desmond, living at No. ~
Roosovcst wcs arrested by Officer Mcca Of the Third
Ward Police man giving his as Norris was also
arprehcnded Both taken to the Tombs and locked
up after which the crowd DISPERSED and order again reign
cd AZ the City Hail.
ConRScrIoy-Wc are assured that the report that eight
tcncmen; houses in Tiyfrt't between First and Sec
ondavs and owned Nv Patrick Fogarty laid pros
trn,o by the hurricane Thursday night, was mistake
CrsroN-HousE Cnascrs.-Thc following appointments
and removals were made in the Custom-liouse Saiur
day. VIZ:
Inspeciors-Samue H. Scott, rTwcntyscccnl Warl,l
in place of Patrick Murphy, rcmovcd John d. Kellogg,
lTwonty-frst Ward in place of Peter Masterson, re-
moved; William s. Brown, in place OF Augustus Oliver
removed; Dennis Ryer, Twentieth Ward in place Of
Michael RYAN removed; Patrick j. Mc(uae, in place OF
Garr Lansing, removed.
Clcyks-W. NJ. MONTGOMERY, vice VIM. Augustus
Spies resigned, Wm. j. Henry, vice a. {. Dayton, re-
moved; Jacob HccImance, vice Philip Grandin removed
The Nav Term Of the Court of General Sessions COM
nences this morning, Judge Beebe presiding The follow
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IAdver'iserent.I =
SALE POSTPONED Al TIE OLD DUSSELDORF UAL-

yxYIr rq-erce hs continued bed weather the ts sac
OF P. Dusse torf Gallery postponed 10 h on
cveuu. occk These paintings really very oe,u
mi and worthy the Of those deoGs Of ooi1ins nae pc
surps
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lAiverti@mentl
Craynn Dagnerrentypl

Crsvon Daguerreotypes Crystalotypes and Stere-
,re ,,ten Br,ay Gallery Ne $50 Broa the big
of The sr B-dvs Usee- otter greater facilities FOR tbs
rr ion OF aTseasi pictures than similar e'aosan' IN
thA coultry
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gas. and GAS FIXTURES
"a Wonderful Drama

~ oden antique dsns vii Ne fouoi AZ nc sFe
nrn DEPOT n ARCHER WARNFs Co. No 36 Broadway Inc
largest IN America
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

TEA TEA TEA--TO DEALERS IN IEA-SOU'
TASxs~.i.s,,en,

cgoN YotNs IYON OOLoSG the former from ~ AID ao ~
E ~ m y csut, per pound sp.sd Oher yaE es equally 9~
thendn; the advanced lcss CANTON ia CoAPNf NJ
Z 81 Ch.tham
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BIRTiIs.

EOSs-Apsl = Mrs Ro-s. wfs Of IS. W. Roe, Of . sos
sfOTT-Aunl a Mrs scott lady Of Reuben scott ot s1s
WAYLASb-ApiI -, Ms Wsylsnd, lady Of C. H. WsJsnas
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
fAdverfiser-r'
Crayon Pictures, Crystaloupes, Stereoscopes, plain

D,surrscyp- Locket Pcurs &c tssrn P-rscnoa n any
Al he Gree Worlds Fair Frrna Gallery No "a Broad
wsy No ecrnecon with any other anen SasuEL Roor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

scupyp TO DE.TH.-Elizabeth Goldstein, child
sevepeen months old died yesterday at the residence OF
hcr parcnts. No. 3a2 West Fory-seventhst from the
o.cts Of scads received Sunday of last week when
sbc accidentally fell backward into kettle OF hot water
An iporcst was held upon the body.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
COURT cALHSDAR.-Tais DAY,

CIRcuIr CoURr.-Nos. 377, 37s, 4Js, F9, SAL ais.
SO2 5li. us. ils, 4l9. l3f7 $50, $50, Sel
SuyEENE COUHT. .-GenerdI -N0nenumerated
potion, snd the GrstI the argument calendar
surREaE COuRT.-Speeiai Iern.-Nos. H. IL, 81, -,
srrsRron CouRr aud Consos PLE.s-Already pub
ad
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
The May Term Of the Court Of General Sessions COM
mences this morning Judge Beebe presiding The follow
l. the Cnlnninr of caacs for disposal:

The ease of the people vs. Gutter for the seduction uie
rromise of marriage of Miss Thomas of Gouverneurs.
is expected will be tried this term
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
CITY ITEMS.
ETEoEoLoGlcAL RYGIsrER

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
a Ctseyi 1fcf ~ sgasard Th>rzoe:er If No c,15t q
bi 20 c u. EONETTrI
1854. aAN i2N 3P. y.
April 20. 29........t3 q & a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

AdveItisenentI
Premium Dlguerreotypes as
Nos $50 .nd aS Brcsivs,
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fAiver.ss.r--.l !

fAi,er.is.r--.
T.d.v .he are bish..
TIE m brings grief and s5r1|-
III frie uas l5sr tot GIT
Nav sleep 10 dssh ton morrow
:. Root Of No. 563 Broadway takes Crayons, sIere-
scap PLAIN Da-ussTsoyps Gd CTsta9-Trs = g1ly q "a :.
Rec1ert, crr-ac.g VIZ ar '-'- 1'A -
rles, OIea lsy lE4 sEeaiss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

Ssow At UTIcA-About five inches Of snow fell at Utica
on the NIGHT Of the 9th.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

RycoxxrspIxG THEMSELVES FOR NEw LIcESsE.-
About 10 ocock Yesterday afternoon chancet % pass
down Mnberry.; when il occurred to Us 70 note the man.
ner n which the Rumseers in ha. neshborhood obey the
strict injunction and their promise 10 keep their places
Of business closed on Sunday. We began to count al
Chs.han-st and in blocks found yhre retail rum
bors omen and doing business and only closed A.
there are bu, seven.yone houses in the two blocks we
concluded that for y-ihree OF them 10 be Sunday rum
holes was pretty strong for that locahiy IL lev
days these rum sellers will come up for new licenses and
viii promise 70 keep shE. on ssaiay. We 'AAA see
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
MARINE coURr-Bsforo Judge PnrLLrr.
William Mason Mson, his wife agt Fletcher Row ana
aud Mary p. Rowland. his wife.
ma

aud May p N0vsnd, his Vic , .
To recover damages oraegcd malicious prosecution, N
Mr.. preeng charge at tine Sessions against Mr' NJ or larceny
in taking ewe, and spoon but the Jay at the Sos
that Mrs Il had been nshken In the person sn4
without leaving ths seats IL appears
office
woman calling jones' domestic but wh) len ow
house and trunk acefnined hsf
boon broken open articles stolen sone time
syard Mrs Mrs Mason IN the street. charged her with
beuz the that had bbod bar called police Oesr and
ody and aer.ad made complaint tho Police
~ stated ubsgucIiy tried Ia defense
iere probable the plaintiff u not the ssd Mary
much that " tbs witnesses the Pres
her at Sir. Rs consider her TO have bssn the
the Intelligence hre thought she the
.ms with her husband resides with her mother snd
In msnAinz fsny with her die making psntsoons
of msera which she bad In her
having op them the time o her arrest 10
been eryies IL question hos ths
testimony Of Identity. Decision reserved
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
MONTHLY RETURNS or INSPECTED PROVISIONS Bi
INE NV YORK AND bROOkLlN INsPElIOR5.

paIer having boen signed By iOry Of The principal re-
dealers in Provision. IN this C, requesting The ia.Tors
furr,h publication monthly Of al ihe Inspected Beef
std Pog. dnsing - ie- Il the nd fh- fuan'y
Beet Pcft snnced ihe dsy of eh mouth in hir
y. ,h. subscriber Committee .ppontof for ,hs Ob
e' vsd uPon the nsp--tg-s who promptly and ehesry
.Tcrt,G 20
sfss,r tie day Of each month ,hee will be pzSsasd
pncps. daily papers this Civ oih
tho the the
a. .Ees.es the trade I'D the public = zeu-ral
=. I. HUBBARD.
J. = H. GIBSON. Csnm..es.
Nee i.ri. 4 pa -. 10. WALTEx Z. DRCSH.)
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

ARREST FOR RoBsgRY.-A young named John
grad q II. SiIh ws4 Police charged ~.th roSbns Pihek
Roach o No lC Tkte-nih.; of ~ Il appears that Roach
e Five Fn;, and induced 70 enter alley Dining
th- oorer Anthony and Lutte Wser when h. W.
~ ih accused who he'd him BY The throat while
PIC. E.ed u. Pockets Tbs .eenpee esesped ~h the '1ey
and h-s The locked ~
Osborn ~ Ea He refused qae't1e Pi' hn ey
tL.E
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
ForNp DEAp.-Wm. Owen-. an emigrant


-e6 Msrsartt Dowrsy vhoss No b Mulberry
SaG-cay sT..rz severely burned clothes
.ct asy tsksl Ire She conveyed the SsS
Y-st HosP;sL.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

SUICIDE WITH A PIsroL.-Shorty after O'Clock on
Saturday evening a whose name il supposed to be
VIM McGay celcd at tie public house No. 2o3 South-st
end requested dngs After registering his name on the
book he was shown upper room, where, between
and clock on the following morning he blew his brains
out will pistol The noise made by tie weapon was
heard by another odger who informed the landlord of the
circumstance and tire :wo Immediately visited his room,
who're tey found him lying dead upon the foor with
pAao firmly grGspcd in his right hand Another pistol
Lesyy loaded lay upon table in the room. The right
side lis head completely blown away and his brains
covered the furniture and floor OF the In his pock-
cts were found about eos The deceased was suffering
from the effects of syphiltc disease and this fact 1t
supposed let him commit, the rash act. He about
years age. Neither his place of nativity nor resi-
d,noe is known Coroner Gamble held an inquest upon
the body and the jury rendered verdict Of suicide
ATTENPTED SUIcIDY-Thomas Bowman, a bookkeeper
oardng a No. 5j Beekmansi attempted scl.-destructon
saturday evening, by swallowing overdose OF aud
auum Tie poison was. however, removed from his
stomach through the eIertons Of physician, and he VIII
probably The for tho commission Of the
rosh act was not ascc-iained.
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Sswbold AIT. Nfllleinan.
SUPREME COURT TgRa-Bsf5re Judge RooiEvELr
cOTRTY ARDS rs TMFNff-StNTH-sT.

COURTYARD iN TwENrf-sIxTH-sr.
VIM H. Harrson Christopher WhOotmsn
The Farmers Trust Co. sold lots in Twentysiylh and
re.s from Broadway SSth,v the terms N sale aad cu'
% Of deeds being that the building placed upon them should be
OF brick marble be built he whole wdth OF he os
ard In Ls should bs set ba i've feet nr the pu
rss of couriyards aud the uidin erected ve been % PS
ihe present controversy gard 90 corner t on Twen
az sixth ay Insisting upon ghi 90 erect building
iout rsrd 10 aid Of five st Plaintiff insists thAt
b. ha. aud the preent motion Tor naAetoh 10
rlstrnu def, uaant from building said five feet
d, IL corn.r M 4. well The object beauty h
view and ,sntage architectural display aud would be In vsn
their houses back II hey were 10 be
cut and symmetry q te street by Precon 81 me
l. evident % have court yards
o tbopgh the which tho property wD
distinctly whole line from Broadway 20 ssth sv
reserved for yards The os
vcrs q feet n wide aud line through them msknS
the other; tbs te IN Zee Oh tns
be m be reserved BY the purchaser
f cout that was on h)se conditions t1s
. was aud tho plaintiff and othc ownos are enti
led protec tho arsngoment being eonled asd pens
Injunction rsfrsnng deend1ui or any other par
SON fo said five ies couyarj granted
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
DELAYED CORRESPONDENCE.

" ass c' the Nasse on Fi plt us in pos ss,1 of
ee from correspondents in l'a sd other Esror,.n cifs
% whsh nad been per d. arrival q the Nrabia The
rf cSi ess from tue otter oi Onf ion collaboration T. G.
hsr,ytr. be- found fresh ard uisns ,H-.I
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

COMPLAINT DISMISSED.
Tb> v \ YyfiyT.

T. he Edif,r of The v y Tyt5yz.
SIR: IL your edition OF Friday the 18th inst you pub
ibid Jo.sh " Devesz formerly employ
T. LssrE1e charge sE5ezE valuable sk
Of ard u 500 tss M Lrsz-
has been rN4ussd aid dismissed upon the merits
u justice the h- thar NJ
Bog. who -ued the ths up
CT h-er,s Dismissed rh- eour an; Your.
N>-s- 9rs, A.ril y, 1854 ANDREW DEEEAU.
FOUSD DEAD.--Wm. Owens, emigrant per ship De
N;f Crtu Liverpool found dead
r. bc.rdlrs No loe Cecars Az held
the jgry rendered verde: o .esA
q re ; ain el-ses ~ =teupe-,nce.
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=. ..,nrr ch;ldrnn has becn:

porssso of mortality under 10 yOas Of age 81 per cent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

The MAY AsSIvTRsARITs.-The Religious Societies have
as yet only partially announced the times Of their ami
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

MARINERS CHURCH, latc of Roosevelt-st.l-The build
ing corner Of Monroe and Marketss fitted up for the
use Of seamen and their friends till church can be
erected opened with appropriate services yesterday
,omon was preached in the morning By the Rev. J. W.
Mathews.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

Commemorative assured that the report that eight
tenement houses in Thrtytst, between First and Sec
ondavs, and owned by Patrick Fogarty were laid pros
treto by the hurricane on Thursday night, was mistake
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW BRUNSWICK

BosToS, May 4.-St. Johns IN. B Diapers of Nav
81, have been received. In the New brunswick lie
gislature message was received from the Lieu
tenant Governor containing the English declaration
If War against Russia, and instructions from the
Home Government to lay an embargo on Russian
vessels.
A joint address was adopted by the two House.
TOT the Queen, and many loyal speeches were made
Il address was adopted TO the Governor Also pla
eng all the resources OF the Province under hi,
control ia case OF an emergency.
Letters from Cape North state that information
has been received OF seven eight vessels being
enclosed 10 the ice, some miles off Asy Bay Sew
eral vessels had been boarded by parties from the
Shore and found 10 be abandoned
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tsEcoNp DISPATCH
SUPPOSED SAFETY OF THE CITY OF
GLASGOW.
IMPORTANT TREATIES.
1.-THE GREEK INSTTRRECTroN

1.-THE GREEK INSURRECTIoN.
INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The general news by the Africa is of very inter.
esiing character.
Richardson Bros agents of the missing Steamer
CITY OF Glasgow, cay they have no fears that she ia
lost The ship, they state, was perfectly eff Gent
she had water sufficient for forty days. also distil.
ling apparatus by which fresh water could be made
from the water of the sea; she had enough provis-
ions to last sixty FIVE dsys, and Goals for tweuty-sx
days. There were 373 passengers on board the
Glasgow
treaty of closer alliance has been ratified be-.
tween France and England.
treaty of alliance offensive aud defensive has
been signed between Austria aud Prussia.
The aspect of affairs on the Baltic and Black Seas
and on the Danube, isunchanged.
The expulsion of the Greeks from Turkey is rig
orousIy enforced. The Greek instruction has IS
sumed the shape of guerilla war!are--hara ssing
but livery formidable. A strong manifesto has
been published by Lord Stratford de Radcliffe
aganstthe Greek government for iavoring insurrec.
ton. The massacre of Greeks by the Turks at Vo-
10 is now reported doubtful.
The accounts are still vague respecting the VIC.
lation OF the Servian territory by Austria.
1t is reported that Prince Daniel has summoned
the montenegrin arms against the Turks.
The campaign in Asia, it is supposed, was open
ed about the middle of April
There is nothing of Importance from France and
England.
From Spain, we learn that Mr.. Soule was still
urging the Black Warrior affair on the attention
of the authorities. Spanish decree has been pub
ished, directing the registration of all slaves in
Cuba at the instance of Great Britain.
Sardinia and Holland repudiate privateering.
The st. Petersburg journals publish reply to
the declaration of war; also, Nesselrode's circular
in favor of the Greek insurrection.
The ice in the Gulf Of Finland was very much
broken
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

A UCTION SALE OF HORSES. LINN.
"A Der, STABLE, CARPENTERS SHOP Sc
Intending to close our present business we will sell
at public auction, on the 10th day of May commence
ing at 10 O'Clock, at Saw Mill, in Manchester a
large lot of LUMBER, ofneary all grades sizes and
lengths, which will be sold to suit purchasers
ALSO,
A WAGON; HORSES, STABLE and CARPEN.
TER'S SHOP.
ALSO,
Will be sold or leased, the SAW MILL.
The buildings ground leased from the Trustees
of Manchester.
Terms made known at sale.
BLUNT l. FUQUA.
All persons indebted to the concern will please
come forward and pay up.
my 2dtd* R6 n
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THE NEBRASKA MOVEMENT

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The friends of the Ne.
braska bill are actively engaged in occurring in ad.
vance. majority to lay aside all other business in
Committee to get at that measure next week. The
opponents of the measure fearing that some who
have expressed hostility to the measure may be
aud publish the names OF every one known to have
been opposed 10 the measure, who thus vote by
psssing through telers, the yeas aud nays not be.
lng taken In Committee
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RAILROAD Collision

PfnLADEL PHIA, May "A collision took place on
the Columbia road yesterday, near Paoli, between
two freight trains. One was standing stationary on
the track to allow the express train to pass. Four
men were injured, two of them seriously The 10.
connective damaged, and the wheels and axles
torn from eight empty lumber trucks
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GREAT STORM AT BOSTON, sc.

BosToN, May IA severe storm OF rain has pre-
vailed here Tor the last twenty-four hours. The
lower portion of the county, In the vicinity of Bos-
ton is submerged. We hear, however, as yet, OF
10 damage of Importance
land slide occurred on the line Of the Worces-
ter Railroad six miles from the city this morning,
but the damage viii probably be repaired with but
tle detention. The morning and afternoon trains
from New York, via New Haven reached the city
las, night, Communication by that route being per.
nanenuy repaired.
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VERDICT OF THE IILRY OF MODEST

NEW YoRK, May 4.-The Coroners Jury, in the
ease OF the Broadway fire, rendered a verdict cen
suring Mr.. Charles H. Mountain, the architect; Mr.
n. Frost, mason and c. J. Khchnon carpenter;
also Jacob and J. Bagley proprietors of the Ameri-
can Hotel under whose directions the alterations
the building were made
They also denounce the manner of constructing
the building, which was mere mau-trap They
further say that the fire caused by an incendia
y. They ALEC make report Recommending a
change in fire laws, and the manner Of constructing
public buildings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PosTMAsTE GENERAL
At Buffalo, Putnam county, Va, Jesse Timms post
MASTER vice r.. Alexander.
Blossom Hill, Princess Anne county, Va Mathia,
Drewry, postmaster, vice &. A. Brock
BurwelIs Bay, Isle of Wight county, Va; J. C
Thomas, postmaster vice Jas. T. Edwards
At Half Way House, York county, Va; George w
Smith postmaster vice Thos. II. Gott sau, decd.
NEW PosT OFFIcEs-The Postmaster General hal
established an Office at Upper Flats Mason county
Va and appointed Jackson Roush, postmaster; snt
another Office a. Letart, Mason county, Va, Wesley
Sayres, postmaster.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE-
tOfhce at Geo. j. Summers No. 20 Pear.
ITO CLOSE A CONSIGNMENT Wv,


no CLOSE A CONSIGNMENT.-W
81, - De SOLD az at auction, on MONDAY next NAV
ath at io O'Clock, A. M over the crockery store -,
the subscribers No. IA Main street and oppos;te
t u1o1 H. rree Co.'s, great variety of Willow
MARKET, Clothes and Work BASKETS
CARRIAGES; CRADLES, &c.
ALSO,
ETS and KEELERS As.''' d oCh'
BRooMs; Spice and Sugar BOXES, with other
wooden, TIN and iron timed ware ~
Paint, Whitewesh and other BRrJSurs
ALSO,
A few handsome China TEA SETTS
One superbly gilt aud decorated China DINNrp
SERVICE-22l pieces N'NH A.
One white China do-1l8 pieces
One white Granite do. all new STYLES
GOBLETS; Plain and Cut Glass TUMBLERS ana
WINE GLASSES A9 anu
DECANTERS; LAMPS
Glass LEMONADES; CASTORS
Plain and Cut Glass BOWLS
Covered Glass BUTTER DISHES with var;e,v
OF other goods in the China and Glass ware line
r. l.. HlCKSON l. CO 4
TERMS: All sums under 500 cash: over that anonnt
4nonths credit for approved endorsed ne IA.
per. fa
Sale conducted by
my5 THOS w KEESEE Ar.+
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DEsTRTrrIVE FIRE

QUEBEC May 4-The handsome and capacious
edice Gallon street, built by the Sisters OF Char.
ity. and recently fitted mp at great expense for the
use OF Parliament caught IRE at 10 oeIoch last night
buildings Thousands Of persons locked to the
scene but the flames had made too much headwey
o be subduea. The loss ID very heavy, with only
partial insurance.
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE

NEW HAVEN, May 4-The election for State Off
GERS by the Legislature to-day resulted TO the entire
yentioR chose Henry Dutton, Governor A. H. Hal
ley. Lieutenant Governor; o. H. Perry, Secretary;
d. w. Crump, Recorder; and John Durham, Treas.
urer-all Wings. Governor Dutton received l4s
CUT OF 233 votes cast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06
MARINE .NrELLfGENCE.

NEW York, May 4.-The brig Robert White oil
Elizabeth City bound from Norfolk for New York
was spoken 10 miles north OF Barnegat, leaking bad
~ and her pumps choked up. A pilot boat was
alQngside
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06
ILLNESS OF GOVERNOR BIGLER

FHILADELPHIA, May 4.-Governor Bigler is quite
sick, and is confined TO his bed He has been able
70 sign but one bill that Consolidating the Susque
hama Railroad, and that required great efforts His
disease is said to be congestion Of the lungs There
is a large number Of bills unsigned, which in view
OF the early adjournment OF the Legislature, may
possibly be lost