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The Delaware herald., 1854-06-07
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ssEs7s NOW offered and Nili lie sod upon reasona-
S4iid v BILE ternls Al PRiVATET SAl.E-
EAiis MANSlOT or FONT I,II.L FARM situated
Nest OF The Town Of Say ri,a and imIned iaely
adjacent lhCrrIo, con aiming a!0,I , @ AZ RES ui arabic
LAND. IN highly ri;,roved condition. possessing
every advantage as rriraic residence and protaby
agriculture Iron ihL Farnl css han 60 Gt bush
els OF Lime vOV bghrls Ui " BOD Ashes and SO ions
Oi Guano have be i y,d yvi.hn The past years. be
sides great variety other ce;icPairated ieriiIzers
ond The po ang a:IeE seen erus OF OATS Bnckm heat
Clover. &c AL "l whIea!a ais0 been covered IwIce
or thrice with the hes sab and I'm ward manures
The Whole lracI is i' ','si w. =. die hest and moss
substantial new leSnl aiiSiiiIe 1a5 fencing; abou
i've thollsani dollars exleh"e N he erection of OUT
BUILDi N(;S ,rsei in Al,l Is everything reou,
to highly improved and Nll directed Farm.
Sz~ hercs are a!'vt1el 'oi.,. most chuice varie
xxs lies f+Apales, Peach, AR, Cherry Qnince
S@a rlum and AprcNL; hesn!'s he Garden abs,,nLs
- IA we i selected str'" "heT9rasp,erry. grapes.
&c. --ss- .-.> -. 30 -s
sny Que wbhinr TO purchase viii Ashown the pr.
prrty by the undersigned.
pANIElcrNiMINs.
Near Smyrna, Feb -, STIFF
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I'D. SfoVeuhsOn.

8 DESPEC announces 10 the public
- II gene ally that he slIll continues his
IL MARBLE BUSINESS. in al its various branch
AA'3H0 cs at the CORNER OF COMMERCE and MAR
KEr STREET, SMYRNA, DELAWARE, where
he will Manufacture, and make 10 order, MONU
MENTS and GRAVE STONES, Of the most approved
and modern styles lie will also mlnulaIture MA r.
BILE MANrELS, and do all knjs OF VOrF IN conneC
lion with buildings with nealness and despatch, and
Philadelphia prices. lie wouh slate that all work
his line. point Of beauty, cheaness and excel
lence of workmanship, shall be unexceed lie there
lore assures the public that he make il to the
interest OF all TO extend him share their patron.
age. OF Orders from HE country attended 10 with
uespalcn. (Dec. 29, 1SS3-ly.
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smyrna, Nov. ., Is53-Iy.
Any Thing .hnt YOu Want!

Amy Thing Ihnt YOsa Wamt?
'INHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
L Smyrna, and vIcInlty that he has always on h nd
a large ard splendid assr'menI of Books and
Stationery; also, SNUFF, SEGARS and TOBAE-
co, such an Fine Cut, Anti Nervous and CaveHdlsh
winch he hos just received from Baltimore Fishing
Tackle Of all descriptions; Harrison PERFUMERY,
Columb IAN INK and fine assortment OF Jt.WELRY
Port MOnaies, Pocket Knives Glass and Britannia
LAMPS. AccOrdrOns, VIOLINS, 80 hour and eight
day CLOCKS, Toys great Variety of onfec-
iona rirs; Sloe Fladng such as lasts, Shoe Thread
a wis anu Ilniis.
l- lie has also large variety Ofmany other articles
which are 100 numerous TO mention, Please call al
h. WARDS. next door to Elason y JeliersoRs 3
Commerce Street, Smy rna.
Juue l. 1853. EDWARD WARD.
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n. G. Coates ;,assI' afssNra. icty

No. 81 Noaru SEc.,AU Srg+Er. PitA,EtyufA.
80 NJ C,.C- vntiid tHiiy ihe c'lsEea aoF SnyFga
H.s IN. and Iifmiy, Ilia he Neea elanlly on
al hand atd for sale, Whole>'ie aud lemIh tho low.
esi Cash Prices PHie On t.;.el l-AafS, S,PoEINs
GLASSES and CT Ft.E1tN. Aia'' Fialeda pms aI,t
Cuilerv; also Weeks BriIanr.a WAR BnfA Fia;d
Pu,e OH or Caapheue L1nIs e. BTss Aiana Ps,ca.
FishtiJay, ard 1hiiy-iIoar CLOCKS. ioseifA lth
lac variety Of. Fan:y aid Use,ui Articles
march 10. s,4-3m.
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DRUGS! DRUGS!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

These Pills heing composed entirely Of medicinal
herbs Of most harmless nature, while the ex-
traordnary virtues they possess have rendered them
universally popular in nearly every part Of the
world The tmnel use success they have met " i'h
throughout the States is most extraordinary, owing,
II is presumed, 10 their wonderful efficacy in the
cure ei Billions complaints and Disorders OF the
Liver ami Stomach. Persons VINO % rscvcre III
using them in accordance with the directions, sell
dom fail in being restored TO health.
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a VALUABLE FAR IA

Al TPUPLIC SALE.
THE subscriber viii offer at PUB ic sale al sudlers
Il ville,on SATURDAY, Tas l7tru DAY OF Ju1E
sESTa tract of Land situated directly the road from
Sadiersvins to Beaver Dams. in Queen Anne county,
containing sS5 ACRES more or less The situation
l. handsome, in beautu! and fonrishing neIghbor-
&sss@s kooi,$ The improvements consist OF good
'HS III Frame DWELLING. and ali other necessary
sWiil Out-Buildmgs. There lisa thriv ing Ample Orch
ard OF chOice fruit and alse a vaTely of other
fruits carefully selected. Theirs is spacious Garden
well paep, containing variety of garden fruits, &c
and Pump aH!rdins water peniiinly, that ia nnsnr.
passed BY any IN ths vicInity E3s,A - ,'aS ~
ThD Farm 'rs about four square, with arabic land
trn,ng the road, and aH supply eJ ioeit Iyabcred
LAaD adjoining in the rear Il is we'll known fos is
KIND quality and pruductI eness easy of tillage and
very susceptible Of Improvement and though hitherto
used as Grain growing Farm would be profitable for
graisng purposes, being very productive OF grass and
g considerable. portion well adapted to the growth OF
Timothy. - .F.- =. -- =
THE TERMS of Sale will be as foows.-F Fifteen
hundred dollars cash. the residue to be paid in equal
instaments oi six. twelve and eighteen months-ihe
purchaser giving bond with approved security. Pos
session given on the Isl of January, 1885
CHARLES w. GLANDING,
:. Sud'erSville, Queen Anne's Co., Nd
May "a. ls5.--ts.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

~ TINHE subscriber having secured
GsX9 l the exclusive agency for the sale
GAsS Of ihe celebrated Prouty ~ Mcar's
Centre Draught, Selisharpenng
Piouehs and Castings would invite all who wish TO
procure the very best Agricultural Implements 0 call
his store, No. Decatur street. between 9Th and 7h.
Market. PhIladclpha where they will find an as
soriment Of POugils OF various slZes side hill and sub
soil PlOughs, CulIIvaIoIs, Siraw-Culers COHISheers
Ok Yokts and Bows. Hoes. Shovols Spades, fIay and
Manure Forks. Garden Rakes Horse Rkcs etc. either
Wholesale Retail. ClAS. HE1Trs
Aprll >. 5i.tln
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FRUIT, OYSTER & OTHER TIN CANS.
DEHN &; EVERETT manufacture Tin Canisters Of
II every description superior sinner Dy machine
ry and arc prepared fill orders any extent for peach
cans oyster cans and cansters Of every size and style
suitable for any purpose Having extensive facilities
aid devoiing themselves exclusively To this ne OF BUSH
ness they are enabled furnish ihsse articles very
low pnces. KILN q EFEkEff
mar g. '5i-3ml No. 10 North Front ST., Philada.
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cUANol cUANo!s

~ 500 Tons Govarpmont Perayinn Gnano,
400 Tens soper phosphate oi Lame. i; y =, &.
800 Bbs. Ground Plaster,ass y 4 .ess.sn. q
The subscrbef oss fo sale tho above artieIr4 OF The
superior quality and a the very lowest raes
anil Dea es will find 70 theis advnnta2e
70 cali before purchasing on JOHN l. PoNtERQy.
~. s6nh Wliarvsa. ~ dsev absvs Chessoss ~.
Aosa ~ - zsFss - , ps.susag ssisl sKs
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STUAfEE6 8. HARLEY.

Cheap Watches & JeyeIry,
q VA IHOLESALE AND RETAIL, al the " Phil.
"a w Gdel l'h,a Watch and Jewory Store" No.
sa'Sa g6 North SECOND Street, corner OF Quarry,
Phlade!phia .+c ...
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or The readers Of the Herald" will please notice
the advertisement for Dr. 'roBAs VENETIAN LlNIMENT.
DR. TERREL's HEALING OINTMENT. DR. TewNsENDs
HEALTH PILLS and DARLEYs ARABIAN HEAvE REMEDY
Fhey said be good articles for The purposes for
which they recommended they for sale by the
Druggists and Merchants generally.
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UNIVERST1'Y MEDIGINESf i!

.- UNIVERSITY 1IEDICINESf -
FsverGnd 4ague cured by RooGnds Tonic
g IS aaass Mcclure.
rTHHE University of Free Medicine and Popular
Il Knowiedge ;chaitered by the State Of Pennsyi-
vania its last session. viz 20th April 1889 mainly
for the purnose Of arresting the evils resulting from
the sale Of spurious aud dangerous nosrums also tor
the purpose Of supplying the public with relilbe re-
medles, wherein the patient cannot Obtain or
will not employ The best medical advisers; having
purchased that invaluable remedy, R0wand's Tonic
Mixture, account of its just celebrity and known
efficacy in the treatment OF Fever and Ague and its
kindred afecIions-has no hesitation in recommend
ing 1t in the highest terms to the patronage Of The
afflicted. '-' - -.
BOWEL COMPLAINT cured by Row nds Black
berry Root The above Instituted extends lis sanction
in like manner To the remedy for Bowel Complaint,
so we'll known as Rowand Compound syrup oi Black,
berry Root and earnestly 10 the confidence
of patients afflicted wilh these eompalnts,be
II to be invaluable in the treatment OF such cases.
, Hon. Henry x. Strong,
\ Hon J. 4. Flanagan,
By order of The Trustees, John r. ROwand, NJ D.
4 d. r. Ashton. Esq.
Hector Orr, ESQ. "
R~ All Communications he addressed,-JOhn r.
Rowand Nj. D., Head Of the Pharmaceutical Depart
ment and President of the Uni vcrsity.
Home Dispensary and Office, No. AZ South Second
Street. Philadelphia.
Branch Dispensary at the Stores of T. Magens
Mansfield, Smyrna, Del. IOct. IL, l853.-lY.
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JOHN sEIs ER'S 49, sEa
Wholesale and Retail ---..---------..-
,ENTI, ,EMEN'S FURNISHIN(

UENTLEMENN FL KNINHING q
SNrORE No. OF North Second Street, above Arch
- opposite the Mount Vernon Honse. Philadelphia,
Manufacturer Of Stocks. Shirts, Bosoms Collars, Cra-
vat Buckles, SusPendors, &C., sc. Also general as
sortment OF Gloves and Ready made Linen, Under
Garments Cravats with numerous articles in ike Furn-
ishing line. kept constantly for sale, low Prices
and as goO be bOughra any Store if the City,
N. B.-Stocks made to order. [oct ~, ts55--ly
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9 ~ PANCOAST g. Co,

no. IL North Whdrpes, PhitddeIPHla'
roaIMISsION MERt;IIaNTS and W hole
-, sssle Dealers in FISH and PROVISIONS
eenerallss have constantly on hand a large
supply of - s. - ...,.s.is...s' - "a 81
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Gold Finger Rluss 81 = cents to $50 Watch Gasses
ain IL cenis fa,enI l62, Luaet 25; oler articles in
Aap0ryIl. All gossls warranted TO be what they uFe
z | Successors 10 @. Conrad.
En hand, some Cold and Silver Levers and Lepines
lower than The above prices. Aug. 3i-iy.
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A BRFPT0N & CO, No. 40 North Second street
IN. below Afch Philadelphia. One Of the most ex-
eisive end best manufactures in 'he United States
orsnators Of of the splendid styles Of Blinds
and Shades which have the prizes at the Franklin
Institute for their superiority of finish and splendor Of
conception 9J- Shades und Blinds Of every variety
and character hand and made order at short noce
and letieredf required in superior style and at low
prIcos. Repairing and Jobbing attended to, We study
10 please the public. f tmaroh 90, '54-Sm.
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RAGS WANTED

DETNC extensively engaged in the Manufacture Of
ID paper. wo will pay TO Country merchants and
others having Rags for SALE more thon the present ar
ket urice-Cash JESSUP e. MOORE, t.ss
Paper manufacturers .--s
Philadelphia-Nos u and 26 North first street be-
low Arch, between 5lh snd 9th, lmar 20. '54-zHh
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Fruit and Confectionery.

DUBINCAM & SELLERS. wholesale Manufacturers
II and Dealers in CONNECTION AIRY Of all kinds
No. lis North Third st. below Face, Phiiadephia.
The attention. OF dealers is requested 10 an examira-
ton of their stock winch will he found 10 be at least
equal to any III This city. FOREIGN FRUITS Of all
kinds in season.
~ B. Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended
to- Feb 8, 5f-3m-
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CANE SEAT, PLAIN & FANCY CHAIRS.
- 4 RM Chairs, Rocking Chairs. Cane Seuees.
e n Dining and ChaInOer Chairs, in all tho yaris-
II ofcolors and fashionable Styles at the cheapest
raies. Wholesale and relaIl, at
y. f. WOODS
Warerooms, No. 1873 and l3l North 9Th street. 4
mar %, '5i-3m Opposite Franklin square. Fhila.
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IFS gESEFMR

FRITZ n ne DRY,
Store. No. 20 N0fth 3d ST., Philadelphia,
MOROCCO MANUFACTURERS, -s
Curriers' Imuurtors Commission and General AsIt1er
Business, Wholesale and Retail,
{ J Ma7uiacl1ry 10 Marrsaretta Street.
Julyl3ih, ls53-ly-
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GslanO and Super Phosphate
Of Lime.
Ga THE subscribers preparing to supply
tSs@sEi L the above valuable Fertilizers at mar
50 ket prices in lots TO suit purchasers. In
slore, l0OO Tons No. Peruvian Guano.
1000 Bbls. Super Phosphate OF Lime.
Warranted equal 10 ary that Is made
j. q. A Il 5. ALLEN
: and South Wh"rvcs, Philadelphia.
march Is, '5i-3n
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1T.n Paper yVareIaouse

srshr 8 LANiNG sssnn'acsa.ss, as, .as "a above
Rs,5Hs aixARca street. : s'ssas sssa sss isssss,
a4sx, FkiI1dslps'n. wns.s '.1.,,s = tbs'<st,s
ssss .ss es~nssy ~sI s',a ass.,hss ID 3;
,'Ss sss ksEs ~hsss ,''y .ss.s ~ = ''' :" :
s's;s's s.;s;s;sr;S Y; ssss izx.So, e :: =.
..,,......' sSsvs sish, ,i'ha's - -
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- -a-.r.1or EsiyY ID. UAiIey,

.t', - h,x Professional Services Y, the clsizens o
vynn and vicinity Ills ocs is iofses s'.p,s, p,s
sent II ~ ..t 4rried by John Nj. spassfs wher
house rsee1ss gn At ali lines, when NOT professionally
'nsif sr< lsis daring his absence s''' y p's"''
attended -.
Jsly IL, bss. -----rr-- = :
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CEESG;UEA

Smyrna, April 2s, 1854. -..
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=, M.EDlCINE ES,
SUPERIOR --...4
WIN new BKIND s.

smyrna. June Is. lsssmis. - -.
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April IL. 'ss.iy. 80 Ss'" ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-24
PASSAGE OF THE NEBRASKA BILL

The Nebraska Bill passed the HousE OF RErRL'
sENrATrvEs Monday night, about II o'clock. The
trst vote taken was upon going into Committee oil
the Whole on the BILL which was decided in the at
irmative-- l0S to 10.
Mr.. Stephens, Of eoreia, moved to strike out the
enacting clause, with a view to prevent all other
amendments This being carried, Cby vote Of
lo2 to % nearly all the opponents of the bill not
voting to prevent a quorum,) the Committee rose
and reported to the House
After the various privileged motions were ex-
hausted, the vote was taken upon concurring with
the Committee in striking out the enscting clause,
and decided In the negative.
Mr.. Richardson then offered his substitute, {the
Senate bill without the Clayton amendment,) and
under the operation Of the previous question the
substitute was carried
Finally, at IL o'clock at night, the bill was
put upon its passage and carried by vote of 1l3
to l0o-sbsent 20, including those who paired on.
The Intelligencer says that the bill having been
amended, requires the concurrence of the Senate,
and this, it is understood, will be given without
much delay.
The Sentinel says, "Faciion made a desperate
struggle against it, but yet the sound sentiment Ct
the House sustained the true policy"
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PRESBYTERIAN AssEMBLY-oLD SCHOOL.

BUFFALO. May2l-Third Doy.-Rev. Mr.. Wells,
of the Dutch Reformed Church, stated that the
Church had now $40 churches, and 10000 members.
Rev. T. McGil was appointed to the Professor
ship of Pastoral Theology of Princeton Seminary.
The report of the Danvle Seminary, states that
the total fund raised this year, was over $76, COO
The Union Seminary reports that its vested fund
amounts to $4,000.
Dr. Van Rensselaer,, Secretary of the Board of
Education, read an interesting report in which he
states that the candidates for the Ministry this
year, number $40. The Board recommend an increase
of the appropria' ion TO Students The report shows
the receipts of the year to have been S. eco and
the balance hand is stated at @Il 900. Much i'm
portence s attached to the foundation of Religious
School for the young which is strongly urged BY the
Board.
Papers presented requesting the formation of
q Synod out of Baltimore and two other Presbyte-
ries, part of the Synod at Philadelphia. Dr.
Robertson of Baltimore, moved that the request be
granted. A warm debate ensued. DR.. Musgrays OPP
posed the request. The question not decided at
the hour of adjournment.
BUFFALO May 22d-A letter was received by the
Assembly from the French Presbyterians com pain.
ing that they suffered much from the intrigues of
Catholic Bishops and the oppression of Government
officials They ask that delegates be sent from Anne.
rica TO their next Meeting in Paris.
The Report of the Board Of Foreign Missions COM
plat . or the want Of pecuniary aid. Whole COLLEGE
ion for the year. Si75oo0 Balance in the Treasury
$500.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATER FRoMICALTFoRNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS AT NEW
ORLEANS.
RUMoRED DEFEAT OF SANTA ANNA.

New ORLEANS, May 22-The steamer Illinois ar
rived here this morning from Aspinwar with Sa,
Francisco dates to the LIST inst.
The steamer United States left Aspinwall on tn,
18th instant for New York, with 100000 in spe
Gle.
The markets In San Francisco were dull. Gal
lego and Haxall Flour quoted at Sl2.
Col FREMONT arrived at San Francisco April
10Th, with only twenty men. completely exhaust
ed
Accounts from the mining districts were favor
able
twas reported that Santa Anna, on the 5th, sum
moned Acapulco to surrender. Alvarez refused tC
comply with the demand, sailed out, took 300 pri
soners and Santa Anna fed.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

~ IN HANOVER COUNTY.-Pusuantt to decree
entered in Hanover County Court, on the 25th day
of April 1854 in suit therein then depending in
the style of Ragland VS.. Ragand |, as the Commits
sioner in the saiddecree named, will proceed,
WEDNESDAY, the 5lst of May, 1854. between the
hours of IL and o'clock, to sell the premises at
public auction, the LAND of which Edward p. w:
Ragsnd died. seized, supposed to contain about $50
acres more less, lying the Slash Church. and
adjoining the lands of Patrick Perrin, Juo G. Brock
and o hers.
TERMs-One-third cash the balance upon a Gre
dit of one and years. with interest from the day
of SALE the purchaser to give bond with approved Sc
curty for the deferred payments and the title to be
retained until convey is decreed by the Court.
The title is believed to be unquestionably good !;
but selling as Commissioner. shall convey only such
title authorised by the said decree.
WILLIAM J. RAGLAND,
nv 6 dtds Commissioner.
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The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Quebec has
Issued pastoral letter prescribing public prayers
for the purpose of drawing down the blessings of
Heaven on the allied armies of France and Eng.
land in the pending His Grace sums up the
objects of the Gar, aud audes in terms of severi.
ty to the indignities which Catholics have been
subjected in Russia and particularly to the scourg.
ing of the nuns in Poland some years since, an
atrocious act, for which the Emperor was roundly
lectured by the predecessor OF Plus TX.
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NEW SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY

NEW SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-The Presbyterian Sc
neral Assembly received this morning and discuss
ed report of the doctrinal Tract Committee and
also heard statements respecting the plan of Pres
byterian House of Publication to be erected at Phi
ladelphia. An animated debate has been going on
the validity of Popish baptism Drs Bemap
Brainard and others, have made able speeches-
There is both majority and minority report uader
discussion. The former was written by Dr. Hat
field of N. y, and the latter by Prof. Smith, Of
Union Seminary
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS, sc,

meeting of the stockholders ofthe Pennsylvania
Railroad, held ON Monday in Philadelphia
The committee to whom the subject of the pur
chase of the main line" from the State at $4,000
600, reported adversely TO the proposition.
Another committee reported upon the application
of the Ohio, Indiana, and Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad, for aid in the endorsement of their bonds
The committee advise that the aid be given.
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LORD ELGIN's MIssIoN.-Lord ELGIN, who arri-
we'd by one of the recent steamers, is reported by
London paper to have come to settle, if posi-
bic, the fisheries difficulty with our Government
Another journal states that he is entrusted with
special mission upon questions growing out of the
present war.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
= TAI EST ON GIIIIQGII L
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTY-Pursuant
to decree of the Circuit Court for Henrico county,
the 9th day of April, 1854 in suit there depend
ing In the name of Thomas J. Carter, complainant.
against Virginia B. Barker, Albert Fisher and others,
defendants, the undersigned, who was appointed a
Commissioner for the purpose, will, on MONDAY.
the 5th day of June 1854 at IL O'clock in front of
Henrico Coty Court House, proceed to sell the tract
of land in the bill and proceedings mentioned, upon
the following terms: For much cash will defray
the costs of this suit and the expenses incident to
such sale; and upon credit of and IL months for
the balance of the purchase money to bear interest
from the day of SALE and to be secured by bonds with
good security, and the title to the land to be with
held until the whole of the purchase money is paid
and deed ordered by the Court TO be made. This
land is in the lower part of Henrco county contains
ebout three hundred acres lies Immediately on the
Chickahominy swamp adjoining the lands of An
drew B. Carter and Edward f Cartwright and others,
ana is considered very valuable
THOMAS J. CARTER, Commissioner.
For particulars enquire of Thomas j. Carter, at
yno. A. Lacys Grocery and Feed Store, or James d.
Thomas, Druggist, corner of nth and Franklin st.
Richmond, Va. my IL dtd
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THE CITY OF GLASGOW

The account of the steamship seen on the 2lst
Of April, under convoy of bark making towards
the Azores, represents her as having yellow 'pod-
die bores." The City Of Glasgow was a propeller
and had no paddle boxes; therefore if the Captain
who reported the disabled steamer in tow, was
right in her having paddle boxes" she could not
have been the City Of Glasgow.
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FIRE AND FIREMEN INJURED.

BALTIMORE, May 22.The Black Horse Hotel.
High street, was entirely destroyed by fire about
3 o'clock this morning Two fremen belonging
to the hook and ladder company, fell from the
building and were badly injured-one, it is suppo.
sed fatatally. Loss s. 900.
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MEETING OF MERCHANTS IN RELATION TO
THE RESCUE OF THE SHIP WINCHESTER'S
pAlaENlERS

BOTTOM, Nay Ond.--A moehng Of merchants was
held al the Exchange In reference the rescue Of
the crew and passengers OF the ship Winchester. BY
the steamer Wsshipston Resolutions were adopted
for their noble exsuions and urging upon Congress
the duty OF tablishins fund 70 indemnify them
for ali pecuniary losses In such cases aud for medals
70 b distributed smeng the msfiterious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-24
A STEAMER WRECKED

BUFFALO, May 22.-The steamer Garden City
saved was owned by Bidwell, Banta &; Co., of this
city. She will be total loss with the exception of
the machinery.
The cargo Of the propeller Kent previously re-
ported burnt, was valued at three hundred thous-
and dollars.