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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
CITY Furniture Warerooms, =
OPPOSITE THE soRvEIL HOUSE, sic
January, 1854.


HAVING recently materially enlarged the manafae-
turing capacities Of this establishment, now the
most Of the kind in the Southern stnes an
feolary receiving supplies from the besi laanulaeto
riez tho North, am enabled keep hand large
stoak of the
Different Grades Of Furniture,
which am offering the most accommodating terms
NJ stock consists In part Of
100 French Cottage and Curtain Bedsteads from - to
300,
so dozen Windsor, Cane Sent Carpet and Mahogany
Chnirs, from s12 to $50 per dozen.
so Bureaus and Ladies' Cabinets fanging from sl2 To
$50
l5n Gard, Centre Dining. Sofa aud Extension Tables,
from 81 Ia sos.
30 Nardrubes from s35 TO $50
I2 Sets of Mahogany aud Walnut Qnarteite Tables,
10 Rocking Chars from 81 10 s25,
30 Sola. from sl8 To rs
- pair Of DvIns and Telca. Tetes, from 40 to 800
per pair.
dog. Childrens' Office, Rocking and Table Cheirs
Tngotfer with every article usually found in Fur s-
ing Waforoom, Il clufing Hair Hui hhuek Natpnsses
Snrnl Spring Bels Window Shndes Gilt Window or
neos. Iron Hat Racks, Parlor Mirrors, & &c
Builders and GnrpeiI crs viii here find large and
we'll .certed Stock Of Building Hardv IRE, Bannsters
and Newells and Mechanics Tools in the greatest
riety which viii be sold per lower thnn they
be bong IN Yirgina.Those DESTROYS Of purchas.
ing any ariiclr In my ne would do well To give mo
call be purchasing US am determined 10 sell
smill profits.
inn 26 u A. WINSTON.
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RECON- ENDATIONS
CHIaF EseIsEE OPFIcE, Va. Tenn. r. Il I

Lynclfburg. W., Scptem 20, 1853.
TO THE RAILROAD PUBLIC.
All the Cars Of every Kind in upon this road have
Teen mede the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg, un
Il, thu direction af Gen' Nettletou. Agent
II gives me much pleasure TO sny thai have
strongly and faithfully executed. cheerfuly
commend these works, TO companies requiring cars
competent construct aud faithfully execute any
TINT may br mnde With the OF these works
CHAS. NJ. GARNETT
ChiJ Eng. Va. d. Tenn. X. r.
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Horses Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Calves, of
over eight in number, will be carried Bird class
doods,--The weights 10 be rcgulned follows: Hor-
ses, 1000 lbs. Mules, 800 Beef Cattle l000 Stock
do. 700; Hogs, $50 Sheep, 100; Calves, 1875 under
3 months old. Lumber Of all kinds, and Coal to
be ioad"d and nnloaded by ue owners, consgnees.
One day only will be allowed load or unload, unless
by special agreement in writing. Whenever Car is
suffered 70 rema, loaded after arriving its place of
destination, over % hours unless Otherwise agreed
npo" II will be at the option of the Compan, unload
H. aud charge at he rate of 80 per Car load for
Lumber and so cent? for Coal. and also chm &c al the
rate of sl,G0 per day. for the use pfteCai
TH0S. SHARP, Suprt
aug 27-ts Va. & Tenn. r. X.
10 Express and Rep. copy
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OrFicy Va. TENN. Rail- Roam Co I
Lynehburg, Sept 90. 1853.
From intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo g.
Curle. | feel confident bat The Piedmont Works under
his management. will ,uIly maintain its reputat on
making Rail. Road Cars as well ia a and all as
branches Of meehacal operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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LyHchOnTg, Va, 10 knorgiile Tenne ssee bv tie Fv-
gina and Tennessee Railroad and Parish D. Cos Lac
Of Stages Through tickets ran he obtained at the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company at the following points and at the following
rates, viz:
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From Lynchburg to Christiansburp. 1926

A. j. BLACK, Ticket Agent
~ B.-The same rates will be charged from KnO
vile and all other points along the line to Lynchburg
aug l9-is
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Sofa, Tete-a- Tetes, Diyans 4 Sofa Be ds,

AM now offering splendid stuck <zxszxxxSzn
own and Northern manufacture, at pri - 100
ces that cannot fail u please Those in will ron
suit their interests by giving a call before purahas
ing elsewhere. as am determined to sell better bar
gains than any house in Western Virginia
feb II tsif A. WINSTON
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Office Gen. Supt. Va & Tenn. r. R,
Dec. 18th, 1858.
NnTTNr

INHE accommodation Train running fir, m this psa
l. to Bonsacks, wi be discontinued after the east
end tripon Wednesday morning the 18th inst.
dec 1915 TuOS SHARP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-17

a, Les app,0pltdte t0fht Fna CfaSS.-Boxes oil hats
| en- q furniture
4, Icies appropriate TO Second Ciass-Boxes, bales
II goods feathers, shoes, saddley glass, paints, oils
ig and Confectionery.
A. ,c'ss apsropriaieto Third CiaSs.-Vrgnia domes
Office liquor bagging, rope, butter, cheese
a,ture tobacco, leather, hides yarns, cop
per-, n, sheet iron, hoow-ware, queensware castings
lard ware, Marble ldressed andother heavy articles
grated in special or fourth class rates.
A, 'ces appropriate 10 the Fourth Ciass.-Flour, lin
.a-k. rice pork, beef fish lard, taow and bacon lin
ea.k boxes sacks, beeswax, bales of rags, ginseng
Al fried fruit bar iron, marble, (undressed) nil and
grind stones, mill gearing
r,...... [ 30 miles 1.50 Salt per bushel ! 8
'as''t Fer 100 miles. 200 ofFiity pounds. 10
ooo n. $50 miles. $50 IN
wv 'S' zoe miles. 800 Carrie asst l2
Sci --dts
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MECHANICAL.
PIEDMONT WORKS. Lynchburg, Va.
RAILROAD CAR MANDATORY.
La n - 60
MECHANICAL.

gassESorR, YRgIeBr, BAGGAGE, PosT-oyFicE, DUMP
HAND cans MADE TO ORDER
tJsHEsE WORKS have be, in operation ith
L all the latest faprored Machinery for Wood aud
II n work, and upon scale eomrensurnie with tho
" ITS of The South and West for Car construction
aore hun hundred cass OF al description have
- ~ e. = these work. Ion the Virginia j. Tennessee
IL i Rat
tre.lents AMI Engineers of Rail. Roads respect.
fliy NIT d 10 bestow te.r patronage, they may
" 4p11 has7a their work finished in strict pnnco
81. Il II swn plans and ings; or nfter the
fay1 plans oi Construction. prices satisfactory.
Southern Itail-ROads
" i ~ 5nger be compelled obtain their Cars from
tue l. subject large expense and risk of Trans
rofItiton. GEO. q. CURLE Proprietor
TIE 1ndr signed having had charge of the above
Works from tteir commencement. under the former
Proprilor Maj A. Ellison Jr. asks lc To say the
Rai-Roa1 public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it, managsm T. hoping BY
l,i. long experience in Rail road works AZ
tenlion the work entrusted to him, merit the ZIP
probation and liberal patronage Of the public
a. NETTLETON, 4fanager
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TTO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIL

Il LYNCHBURG HOSE & FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY-The Board of Directors of the Lynch
burg Hose and Fire Insurance Conppny at meeting
held on the - day Of the present month, declared a
dividend OF per cent of the rJis of the last six
months which will be paid to the Stockholders and
after the 18th inst O. I. WILLS, see'y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-17
WV Lenwsch a Brother.

u Is their purpose To Tet and Improve the House
10 make II conform in all respects toe great i'm
ments made in modern Hotels. Their Hou,e u lie
NEATLY FURNISHED. and aiior an agreeat ,larc
OF resort Travellers, and all persons visnt ynch.
bnrg-~he neither expense trouble will be pared
I" make their ! Bile among the most SUR tuous
and elegant in the State.
Attached TO this Hotel is Of the most CoMMO.
DloUs STABLES 10 the city which Is managed by
two most trusty and experienced OSTLERS
he undeysigneJ well aware az the extensive pnt
ronage which has been heretofore extended Il IL Ho
tel under the management OF VIM. Leftwich n Son and
the desire of continuing and greatly increasing the
same, viii stimulate them T., spare exerions
mend themselves the favor Of their friends the pub
lie generally. es6NtE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-17

WOOD.-oak and II Hickory, well seasoned, Jus
w to hand. We expect to keep regular sunni,
IN future Those who will need good fre-wood-wii
please send in their orders early.
aug 5ts ECHOLS 4 PRYOR
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FAssEsofR, FREIeHT, BAGGAGE, rosT-orFfcE, DUMP
HAND cans MADE TO ORDER.
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WIN. W. LEFTWICH,
Tla2 Va IEErlAIrI.

HACK And PORTER. belonging Ia us, will be In
i"ndaece stfhe Depot and Packet Landing, convey
travellers to the Washington Hotel rREr OF cHAaoE
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

Hf.fa5. btRCfDthf. a.
'I'HE undersigned having purchased the inter Of
L VIM Leftwieh & Son, In this long estabIi' he'd
and well known Hete viii hereafter conduct the imo
nod he =. or
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|TINT1E /
Il GRE
|hy the witt
|debted to
|& Royal, 4
apply to tn,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

his boarders were forcibly broken open and the
contents carried away. He charges one Bar
thelemy Espagne with being the perpetrator Of
the deed,
Again.-Catherine Coming and Elizabeth
Thomas are charged by Catherine White, with
having stolen her trunk of clothing from her
residence on Barracks street.
Discharged. d. Edward Levy and Armant
Fabre were discharged from the accusation
brought against them Of having received pro-
perty knowing the same to have been stolen.
Coroner's haquest.--An inquest was holden
yesterday on the body of free man of color
named Henry Ellis, aged 35 years, q native of
New York (sailor), found dead on board the ship
Roger Stewart, lying in the Third District
VERDICT Came to his death by falling down
the forward hatchway and breaking his neck. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

RECORDERS COURT OF THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Michael McCorliff, John Hollendoff, J. Gutierrez
and Ramon Bondoudo, were sent before the
First District Court under bond of $500 each,
charged with selling liquor to slaves
Fraud and FOrgery.-R. L. Murphy was ar
raigned before this court yesterday, charged
with having fraudulently obtained possession of
a land warrant belonging to and issued in the
name of John McConnaha. 1t appears that in
1919 McConnaha wrote to Washington for his
warrant, transmitting the necessary proofs and
directing that the document be sent to this city
to the care of a person named VIM Murphy
He never received the warrant, butsubsequent-
ly learned that it had fallen into the hands of
R. l.. Murphy, who had sold it to Mr.. W. A,
Wilder When the warrant was afterwards
produced it was found that transfer had been
written upon the back of it assigning it to a
third party, and to this McConnaha's name had
been forged. Several other alterations had
been made, names erased and different ones
substituted. 1t is supposed that Murphy had
obtained the land warrant at the Post office, as
his possession of it could be accounted for in no
other way. After quite full examination, in
which the testimony of great many witnesses
was taken, accused was sent before the First
District Court for trial.
POLICE gouRr OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
Beating a Boy.--A warrant was issued yester
day for the arrest Of a brute called James
Shelly, charged with brutally beating little
boy years old, named Chas Egely. at the
corner of Burgundy and Customhouse streets.
The fellow was arrested and will be dealt with
according to law.
Stephen Star, the r-keeper of the Pavilion
Coffee house, represented to his Honor that
Robert Arlington, who had procured his arrest
on the charge of having stolen his money while
enjoying his siesta at said coffee house, is about
to leave the State, and prayed that he be ar
rested and required to give security for his APP
pearance to substantiate said charge
Mrs. Ward, residing at the corner of Der
bigny and St. Louis streets, will be hela ssrnun-
table for keeping disorderly house, for retailing
liquors without license, and insulting the
police officer.
Larcsny.-Joseph Daniel made oath that
three trunks Of clothing belonging to some Of
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Taco Hundred Dollars Reaenrd.
LOST Oh STOLEN.

sY- Black Leather POCKET WALLET, containing $40 in
louisiana Banknoea and gas $40 Gold One BREAST Pm
having large Diamond the centres around with hants with
two rubes a the small end of the pn and gold guard chain aud
pin attached A the following described NOTES DRAFTS
D. Burney's Draft poswsll Hill & Co., payable to his
by him accepted, April 49, 1884, payable days
after date, forsl0Oo.
Doswe Hill Co.'s Note dated May 1854 payable aya
date, for 1880
Albert Balls Note, payable the order Of Andrews
by endorsed April a. payable
for $500.
Thomas cooper Note payable the order of E. T. AUSTIN
by him endorsed dated May TO- 1854 payable 10 days after
for flO0.
Thomas Green's Draft Mrs. Green, Of Jamaica Pan Boston,
and by her accepted, payable November 1856 for $1,000.
j. MoKein's Check the Commercial Agricultural
Galveston payable to W, R. Smith bearer for $3.50.
T. B. Kings Draft W. W Leland payable the order Of T.
Green and by him endorsed, date recoected for s70O
j. L. swher'a Draft Chubb Brothers, Bankers Washington
c. payable to the order of c. W Pascha him endorsed
payable the order of W R. Smith, reeoleeted
Tho Keh's Note, payable DR.. W. Smiths ORDER dated
May D 1855 for 1880.
az The public cautioned against trading for the above named
Checks Notes and Drafts notice has given atop
meut of the W. R. SMITH, Galveston, Texas.
u Referto "A. GRINNAN qT Commercial Place,
GWATHMEY& DOS WELL, 56 St. Charles ptreet.
New Orleans May %, 1854. pat
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Strangers and Cittsens,
ALFRED NR0E & CO.,


FRED NR0E & CO.,
%F2 "a Magazine street, corner Of GFavisr.
ICY every thing done the "Squae NO HUM
BUG, (" Truth " the motto.
LINEN GOODS ALL sHRuNK,
and every Article warranted well made.
1t also we'll known fact that the largest Stock In the South Is
always on hand in this House. n.y.
COATS FOR SUMMER
Of Drap dE Parametta, Silk Warp Alpaca Black SIR, Fancy
Linen, White Linen Drill Duck, Cooed Linen Drill and Duck
India sesrsueker, Popgee, Grass Cloth, etc.
PANTALooNS FOR SUMMER,
of Black and Colorod Single Msd Cashmere French Dp dEte
Paames Alpaca White Drill Duck Fancy colored Linen Drill
New Style Check Drill Brown Drill Planters Linen NankaeR
'cotonsde, etc.
VESTS FOR SUMMER ...
Of Fancy Cooed Maraeies Plain Mnrses Plain White and
Figured White MarHeles White Duck Figured
DILL Brown Drill Linen Alpaca Bomba
Eue, Silk. Satin etc.
UNDER GARMENTS FOR SUMNER
Linen and Mun Shirts Merino Cotton
Gnuse silk Underahrts and Wrappers e Thread Undebra
Drawers Linen and Cotton Drawers Cotton Mo Cashmere Linen
Is Thread Half Hose Gloves of all kinds cava. Hsndker
ehe Stocks, etc. Also, superior assortment Of
BOYS CLOTHING.
Of the quality. Also ..."
VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
the iarge Orlsau which will sold the
lowest price for cash.
ONE PRICE FOR Goops-No DEVIATION.
~= ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
my25 9pTt 81 Magazine street. OF Camp
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels, i.
May 20.

ST. CHARLEs--M Stone, Jas s Hall, J Britton, R B
Scott w Phillips Col w Outlaw, Paul Taane, Nj o
P Makay, U sA; W A Besiand, Renis, Snutl lers
Jas Perrick, John Emanuel, Lux, W Scott, La J
.Fallerton, Texas; John Bacon, KY j stubbleh ED
Geo Pugh R Ray, John Pugh, N Y DR. G sm it'll
Miss; Thurston, lady and daughter, Ark Rho des
Ala J Denman.
ARCADE-T Russell, Kirkland, Miss Magsn L
L Lord, L Powell r NJ Ritchel L Afford II Bal to
7 Wilson, NJ Donn, II Cole Brown, Texas Il R
Lamb NJ W McLsndon, W Davidson, Rogers, R W
Lockett, Ga; W Carly, Y; Thos Burbank, Il
Powell LIE.
CITY-R Thurston, Mrs Thurston Miss Thurston,
Henry A Tsrbue, Morris, Rose, G Weeks
Tarbor, La; Williams, f Owen. Ky; Iuge, Phi
Q Dorrancs Ala.
ST LDUIs-J Raker, P NJ Lapirs ] Refine La,
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NEVIS OF THE OH 7.

FATAL AecIDENT.-0n Thursday evening last
man, who appeared to be recently arrived
immigrant, fell into the water at the Third Dis
trict Ferry Wharf, and was drowned. 1t was
supposed that he was drunk at the time of the
accident, as a tin can, containing whisky, be-
longing to him, was found in the ferry house.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

Little girls seem to be now -a-days beset with
mania for Incorporate exercise in dumping
the rope" Several have recently died, from
excess of this kind, and two victims have been
reported within a few days; one in Newark, N.
Y, who died outright, and another in North
ampton, Mass, who lies in o dangerous condi-
ton, in consequence of. jumping five hundred
and fifty four times without cessation.
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Ose as- Camp Street. -e@ Ogs

NEW BOOKS, JUST RECEIVED. .,
BARCLAYS COMPLETE AND UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY,
with which ia incorporated complete Modern GaEsstser,
STRUGGLES FOR LIFE the Autobiography Of Dissenting
Minister, in vol i9mo.
ART STUDENT IN MUNICH. By Anna Mary Hswita lvol.
CRYsTALINE or the Heresa Of Fall Down Castle. bTa-
CUMMINGS LECTURES ON THE APOCALYPSE.
THE WHIMSICAL WOMAN. By Emile +, Carsn. vol.
EyELINA or, History Young Ladys Ennes into tho
World. By Frances Burnsy afterwards Nine D'Asayl D.
Appleton q Co.'s edition, 1854 Complete in VOL
THE MYRTLE WREATH Stray Leaves Recalled By Minnie
Myrtle
HANDBOOK OF CHEMISTRY. By Abel and Borsm.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS. Conducted by Charles Dickens Yet.s.
EUCHsENs SYSTEM OF SURGERY. Edited by John H. Rrir
ton, NJ. D.; with si sugrsyings.
AFRICA AND THE AMERICAN FLAG BY Commander
H. Fooe, U. s. NJ vel. tB Fsrs.isb by
myqI 9pSd INV j. Il, 6TEHL. 80 Camp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

TIE EcLIPsE This grand steamer will be of
for Louisville at 8 o'clock this evening. Those
about going North who may find it convenient
to take passage on the Eclipse to Louisville may
calculate on most delightful trip. For speed,
safety and comfort she has no equal on the Mis-
sissippi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

RIGHTS OF AN AUDIENCE. has now been
solemnly decided in Scotland that any man at q
theatre may hiss like twenty geese, if he will
person who had exercised this privilege was
rudely turned out of the theatre, and taken into
custody. The magistrates, on the case being
brought before them, fined the manager twenty
guineas, and sixteen pounds expenses, This
was appealed from, by bill of suspension; but
the original decision was confirmed by the Lord
ordinary, with additional costs. London Elk
aminer
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N'saU Books,

E5- FOR SALE BY
THOMA L. HITE,
Hsbh CANAL STREET. RAbS
STRUGGLES FOR LIFE; or The Autobiography Of Dissenting
Minister
cAMpBELLs POLITICAL WORKS Edited by Epss Sargent
revised.
DE eUINCEY's THEOLOGICAL ESSAYS.
DoDs SPIRIT MANIFESTATIONS, Examined and Explained.
CUMMINGS LECTURES ON THE APOCALYPSE. .a
MARTIN MERRIVALE- Mark By Paul Cayon Illustrated.
PartI.
MRS MowATT's AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ACTRESS.
THE LAAPLIGHTER.
THE BARCLAYS OF BOSTON. BY Mrs Otis.
GRACE GREENWoODS HAPS AND NIISHAPs.
AFRICA AND THE AMERICAN FLAG BY Capt. Foot U. s N
my25 2p3t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

A Cow BoY.-A slave man named John is
under arrest in the Third District, charged with
having entered the yard of Mr.. Barker's pre-
misses, at the corner of Burgundy and France
streets, and attempting to steal and drive away
a COW.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

RETURN OF GEN. GADsDEN TO MExIco.--The
u. S. steamer Fulton, Lieut.. Mitchell, COM
handing, arrived at this port on Saturday,
having been ordered hither for the purpose Of
receiving on board Gen. James Gadsden, our
Minister to Mexico, whom she is to convey to
Vera Cruz She sailed on her mission yesterday
morning. ECharleston Standard %.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

At the Episcopal Convention, which is being
held at Philadelphia, resolutions have been
passed, fixing the minimum salary at $500 for
single and $3.50 for married clergymen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

For ST. LoUIs.-The steamer Gem, Capt
Chambers, is mp for st. Louis this evening at
o'clock. Passengers that way will find her
stanch, swift and comfortable boat, and her
gentlemanly officers will leave nothing undone
to make the trip a pleasant one
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

A HARD FATE-The wife of Charles H. Lee,
now in jail on an Indictment for larceny, died
on Sunday evening and his only child yesterday
morning, both of smallpox. The prisoner wrote
note to the Judge, begging him, =" for Gods
sake,'' to let him out to see his wife and child
buried milwaukee Sentinel, May 16
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

Andrew Williams has been convicted at New
York of the murder of his wife, Rose Williams
by administering poison to her while sick. The
murder was committed about three weeks age
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

James Worthington, colored barber, was
arrested at Akron, Ohio, on Thursday, on a
charge demonstrating, but it being ascertained
that the real cause of his arrest was, that he
was a fugitive slave, the citizens turned out in
great force, and prevented his removal. Con-
siderable excitement prevailed, and trouble was
anticipated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

The MARTHA WASHINGTON CAsE.-We learn
from the Helena (Ark.) Shield, that the exa-
mination of the Martha Washington prisoners
was concluded on the 18th. John NJ Cummings
was acquitted. The remainder of them were
remanded to prison for further trial, in de-
fault, except William Kissane, who gave bail
in the sum of $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

SARATOGA SPRINGS. --Arrangements for the
coming season are rapidly progressing. Hotels
and boarding houses are repairing and refurnish-
ing, and the springs and public grounds are in
course Of perfection.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

NATIONAL GUARDS This recently formed mil
itary organization promises to be one Of the finest
and most complete in our city. The two COM
panies already number about 100 men, and their
force we are told is rapidly increasing. A drill
meeting will be held this evening at the Armory,
corner st. Charles and Heyia, Capt. c. G. Horns
By in command of Company A, and Capt. j. A.
Jaauess Of Company B.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

Patrick Doyle was hung at Napervill Ill, a
few days since, for the murder of fellow la
borer. The Chicago Journal says he exhibited
a most hardened heart, ascending the platform
with imprecations and curses, ayowing that &c if
they would unite his hands, he could lick any
three men in the crowd" etc