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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13

WANTED. Immediately, competent
w OFERSEER, to attend to a Plantation near
Richmond. Satisfactory testimonials of character
and qualifications will be required Apply TO
Sc J2-ts CHARLES MARX
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YUTUhE DAYS.


CTOCK OF MILLINERY, &C., AUG
- TON III. subscriber take. pls:.aIe i i.ion e
mn the Lades OF Richmond and ifs vicinity, that she
viii have . sale en- THURSDAY. the 18th inst- com
merenE At 10 osiock, which will BE- exclnsivsiy fer
the L.dies, ct her late business bshment whsfe
sue r Dispose Of the bslsnce q her stock q Iash-
lonsoIe and oeasonsble FALL GOODS, consisting IN
Part OF u rea satns velvess, Feathers Eibbons
Trimminss Of al styles, suitable FOR Niniuer
MRS. G. PHILIP.
Sale conducted By LARus / SHINE, Aucts.
VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY AT AUCTION--On NON.
DAY, tue q October, commencing ct II o'clock, n
We will sell at public Auction. that valuable FARM
belonging TO Mr.. g. p. Gilbert stustsd in Chester
field, on the Chesterfield Court House Road, about
miles from Richmond, containing 100 serss, 50 Of
which 10 improved end 50 in original growth, (hsayily
fimbered3 The improvements consists OF good re-
sdence, together with all the necessary outhouses
Alse, an excellent Spring, and an Orchard bearing
Peaches, Plums, Pears Cherries and Apples, and
well adapted for Market Garden.
The above Farm il part of Hobb9 estate, well
fenced, and about miles from Railroad. Particus
lars given on application to the subscribers
LARUS SHINE, Aucts.,
ne IL II Main street.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20, Pearl street

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
III NITURE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
THURSDAY Afternoon, 14th inst, at Auction, COM
mencing at O'Clock, at the residence of Mr.. R. H.
Rowe, on 18th street, between Main and Franklin
streets. over Messrs Roper Murrsy's, all of his
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting, in
part of Sofa, Carpets, Chairs, Tables China Press,
Washstand, Bedstead, Bureau, Cooking Stove &c.
Sc II THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
\ UCTION SALE WITHOUT RE
rI1oSiT nxE Cp SLNIEEL AM E II
bers being about to North, will offer at public
sale, Friday, 18th September commencing at 10
Street, their entire household goods consisting in
part of one fine large gilt frame looking glass, one
s TaPbss hsrs Csrpst Bedsts.ds Sc
N. B. House to be let. Also the Store, '25 Main
street, occupied by the subscriber.
SO 12-4t& 8. A. HOBENSACK l. TITUS.
RSale to be conducted by
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABL
II BRICK TENEMENT ON FRANKLIN g

NEAR EXCHANGE HOTEL.-By virtue of two
deeds of trust executed to the subscriber by George
Ophn and wife-the first dated 31st July, 1851 the
other dated LIST April 1852, both duly recorded in
Richmond Hustiugs Court, shall, at the request of
sell at public Auction, on the premises on Monday
afternoon the 18th September 1854 at the hour of
O'clock the real estate conveyed by the said de eds
consisting of Brick Tenement on the south side OF
Franklin between Governor and 18th Streets and near
the Exchange Hotel fronting 50 feet, running back
50 feet to alley.
The title to said real estate s believed to be good
but the subscriber will convey with the usual special
warranty.
The terms of sale will be made known at the time
of sale. THOMAS SHEPPARD, Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
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"ANTED-An active white or cOlored
w Man to act as porter. Apply to
BROOKS, BELL CO.,
Sc p-ts IL Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13

WANTED-Immediately, several stea-
| w dy hands to make packing boxes. Apply to
| EDWARD Z. DUDLEY
| seq 18th st. between Main and Franklin.
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WANTS..

WANTED-Board for Gentleman and
W Lady In q gentee private family--they fur
nishng their own room, fire and lights. State terms
and residence. Address I'M. II. P" through the P.
Office. Sc I3-2t*
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FUTURE DAYS.
d GODOIN Z AFFEKsoN.
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT {

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
srn BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACE sTa.
At AUCTION VIII be sold on SATURDAY Ar
.sIneon. the 18th day Of september. 1854 the pre-
On the West line Of 5th between Brood aud Grace
s . now In the occupancy Of Mr. Maria Z. Lips
and imniediatsly IN rear OF MI Ell: Hrewns
me mouse . three stories high has about 10 rooms,
besides Kitchen, Stable, ae.
so:s:
f5u'' deed or .i5is 1;tspsd .,..
HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING ON
49, CLAY ST. NEAR CLAY 81. CHAPEL. FOR
ternoon. the sd September, 1854, on the premises
commencing at II O'Clock, the desraby located brick
dwelling ON the Southside of Clay, between Madison
q. Turpin, and opposite the residence Of g. T. Pull.
ham E.q The lot fronts 80 feet back $50 feet
and "a ssY The house ha: rooms besides Kitchen,
IeIms One-fourth cash, balance at 8, 6 and mos,
tor negotiable notea interest added and title retain.
sci - '''' : 9 se,6i L ApPERsoN, Auct.
SMALL TENEMENT ON MAIN ST.,
~ AND BUILDING LOTS ON CARY STREET
AMP AMP PLANK ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WIN be sold on MONDAY, the 18th day of septem-
avery dedrably located LOT, with small tenement
tnereon, situated on the south side of Main street,
between let and Foushee streets, fronting 23 feet
running pack OF an IRE gular width 112 feet After
wnlen VIII be sold q very handsome Building LOT,
on the north side of Cary, between Foushee and Ad.
an alley; after which will be sold most valuable
LoT opposite the residence of Mr. Charles Phillips
fronting on tho north side of the Plank Road 521 It.,
running back 1879 feet to an alley.
1.-THE above real estate is located in most improv-
ing part of the city, and in most respectable neigh
TERMs-One-third cash balance at and mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retain-
ed IN last note is Pn pad .pprpsou
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WANTED-A situation by young Man
W in a Dry Goods or Grocery Store-one that is
well acquainted with the business. Salary moderate
Address to THOMAS LUSBY, through the Post Of
fee. Sc 12-at*
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HOUSES AND LOTS IN MANCHEs

IL TER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on WEDNESDAY, the goth day of September,
1854, upon the premises, commencing at Al O'Clock,
two small framed Tenements in Manchester, at the
of Bainbridge and Warrington streets, occu-
pied by good tenants, at fair rents
After which, will be sold six very beautiful Lots,
(part of the square which stands the Farmers Ho
te each fronting So feet the west side of Deca-
tur street, running back $50 feet.
TERMs-One third cash: balance at and months,
for goable notes interest added and title retain
ed till last note Ia paid
se9 GODDIN L APPERSON. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13

Ia MA1O FOh SALE AZ AUCTION.-Will be
sold THURSDAY Afternoon, 14th September
1854, on the premises, commencing at o'clock,
House and Lot on Fulton street, fronting so feet
running back 40 feet The house is and nearly
completed.
After which will be sold several vacant Lots II
Fulton, fronting on Graham and other streets.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and 6 mos
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note is paid.
ge9 GOODIN Il APPERSON. Aucts.
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NUl HBER 21o.
DAILY CRI ISCENT
LIZ FL
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For Pezmanxns Third Page .9drertiaemez,ts.


Hankers-M ArHgws. RrsLgy & %, sI Camp street
LouistAsA sAysos Co., cor, aer Of Camp and La
fsyette streets. '
Books and Stationery B. 8 ryEI, 60 Camp street.
ID. JoAssos & TO. c8 Camp 81 rect. F7$
Clothing g-EoaEs s. wAr. corner Of Camp and Common
s'iSsts, under City Hotel. !
LEIGHTON &c BaRsor, Southwest corner OF Canal
and St. Charles streets. n
Crorkery-P. r. FELL b Co., 81 Common street. 1t
Drugs and Medicines-Taos. RAsxis, corner caunn
aua Poydfss streets.
Gr0ceriesR W. ADAMS, corner Of Front, Common and
tniDop streets z
LirTEe5oHs, Noscol Co., oorTier Of Grayier and
BF New Levee streets.
Hardware. WATERMAN BRo., corner Of Common
and magazine streets.
Ar ]. NJ. kELF Co, Front between Grayier and
Poydras streets. -s4s-z1
Hotels Magazine between Gravier and Natchsz
iH streets
Hats Boota- Shoes DARCY Co, corner Canal and
Cnhrtres streets
DAVID TAYLOR Co., Al MAGAZINE street, Opposite
NkwaaLl, yALEsrsr Co., 81, So. and 50 Common
street -AH
JeWelry ErDE GOODRICH, Of Canal and Royal
&c. A TYLER 80 Camp street.
Musical fnstruments-M. FEHREsRAcH, III Canal st.
Paints ". HART Co.. 105 and 107 Tehoupitouss
rtrest H. "" = :
q. G. BoayRr & Co., 5s Camp etrtet.
Wines, Liquors = W. E. LEyEnIca Co., "a Old
Levee street. a9 tsst =
sEwELL T. TAILOR Is Royal street. ~
Charies Hotel. 81
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WHERE SILVER CoMEs FRoM.-The New Yo

WHERE SILVER CONES FRoM--The New York
Herald says The product Of the silver mines of Mex
leo for the year 1850 exceeded that Of the rest of the
world by million dollars the total yield being thirty
three millions. When rfect that this Immense sun,
Is dug out of the earth by population comparatively
destitute Of science or capital comprehensive
these mines Of wealth n the hands of vigorous
and energetic people Until the cession of Caornia TO
the United States, and tie rush Of people thther
the rich gold deposits of the placers remained unnown
to its semi.cvili2ed inhabitants What the effect woui
regards the products of silver Mexico unera,sl-
agous eirc umstances be estimated It can not be
doubted that with skill ard industry, he Mexican eyer
mines could be made to yield double the annual
gathered in gold from the washr of the Sierra of Cali
| fornia ~.
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THE UNITED STATES MAu



Al atres between Royal and Bourbon streetsDR JAMES
would respectfully call strangers who have
unfortunately npon
appalling form, that they ce:tsn
speedy hleur B"aa cahesh o.hss
Poisonous Drug from three without
nience discovered Remedies which only be
from himself and trial they do not ELECT
will be made DR. s in of certificates
the many
which ncuabe by celebrated
Since pr Jalea theae ts W the
the of these Remedies
produced but whahe
order that the afflicted sva themselves Of these
ney truy dsoves Dr. j. has located
nenty hscy Cuohouse street, No. ss Psisas Rosms
served ~ ofre siramT A.A.t fsbi3 1yip
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

NIEW ORLEAFs, OPE- fssi... vpy EssssLEssa5lF
y Lousss AND GREAT WEST a
tR RAILROAD Open to Bayou iaourche Crossing, 50 s for
Passengers aud Freight.
fF MONDAY NEXT Trims will DAILY to and
from The IlafIuIcse Crossing ss follows
fioing-I.esves Al lgers at O'Clock A. NJ.
ReSuruug-Leases LafoHrchs at ! O'Clock ?. ii.
t with the Road will be running in few days
landing e foot Ann granted b City Coun
Company Tue notice will be givtn ofthe day
viii commence. A. q sEGER, Vice Presidsnt. M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

A rag picker, named Day, was recently seized
and terribly torn in Cincinnati by big bull deg
faeetious coteporay remarks that the dog no doubt
thought he was having his day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

OMNIBUS FOR SOLDIERS The Emperor of the
French has given 900 francs from his private
the establishment Of lines Of omnbusea between the
and Bnulognesur Mer for the Of the soldiers The
onbusss are to be gratis for the men, and to leave
each camp four times day, and to return four times
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

CHoLERA.-On Tuesday, the 24th ult,, five
persons buried at West Franklin Ind having died
on board atboat. bound from Newburg to some lower
port. The same day there seven cholera deaths in
Mount Vernon Ind 8A5 G&A t& &#f Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

DEVoURED BIZ HoGs.--Near Kenosh, Wis,
last week drunken was literally devoured by hogs
while lying in the road in beasty noxication
His bones and few remnants of clothing only we're
found. n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

A letter from Harrisburg to the New York
journal Of Commerce, dated October 2Ith says: reat
quantities Of coal constantly reaching passing
The yield this year from the products pass us
by canal and railroad is said to be far greater than that
Of any former year Coal prepared household use sells
delivered at the dwelling best Anthracite f425 best Ly
kens Valley and Short Mountain S3.S7; susquehanna
mines 81 rs to So. al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

A few days ago, q gentleman by the name o
Staten, who was very werthy citizen Of East Marshall
KY, killed by the accidental discharge Of his gun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

The Cincinnati papers say that the Rev. An
toinette Brown, who has been delivering of lee
lures in that city upon Woman's Rights and Abolition
ism, is a very pretty woman. s-s-s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

Ff0m Wnat VIC IeAfn fr0m thOse who have re-
turned to their homes and found them pnndered says the
Savannah News apprehend that when all citizens
shall have come back 1t will be shown that the thieves in
midst have during the past two months pursued their
henous prcponstes with the mnst reckless daring and
disregard to both authority and justce One gentleman
informs that he found his house hsd broken into
and bis bedsteads and bedding stoen besides several
chairs snd tables and not content with punderpg the
ndish scoundres broke what they could not did
take away.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

The following is said to be the motto upon a
tombstone in the Western country:
AFTER fe's ftful fever and ague he seeps well
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

An affray, it is said, occurred at Lawrence
vile Pa few days ago. between an American named
Holly and party Of Irishmen in which the former shot
four Of the latter with revolver. We have heard no
particulars. E# l
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The immense bslance dry dock constructed !

Jhe immense bsiance dry dock constructed at
Williamsburg Y, launched the 18th uit It in
S2 long 200 feet wide and 40 feet deep is Of
cent capacity receive aud raise vessel Of 5000 tuns
There only two docks in the United States of any
where near the zs Of this they belong Gov
ernment one being located at Kittery Ne, and the
other at Pensacola The cost Of the Williamsburg dock
175eao, and nearly 100 have been two years en-
ployed in Its construction. s$tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

Anew faction has sprung up among the Dem.
ocrats Of Minnesota founded upon matters Of railroad
policy, and styling themselves the AntFrsudn party
They denounce the passage Of the Nebraska BILL 20 fol
free homes Of 100 to sctual settlers liberal system
Of education for the people and advocate tie
of prohibitory liquor law a5.lll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

Harsh words are like haistoues in summer,
which II melted would ertlize the tender plants they
batter down.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

A New FIRM.--In Winchester, Va, John
Wysong informs the public that he has associated with
him the mercantile business his daughter Yirgina and
that hereafter the business will be conducted under the
name, style aud firm of u Wysong and Daughter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06
An attempt was recently made to murder Mr.

An HtUenpt WIS feceHVIy nHuB co nluTutf MT.
John Burk of workmen on the lie King.
ton and Danvie railroad in Kentucky Two the hands
wsyiaid Mr.. Bnrk and suddenly rushing him, pushed
him over very dangerous precipce at hand By
fortunate and wonderful circumstances. however
Burk not materially injured by the fall He
covered and went home A brother Of his immediately
went in pursuit of the two men, and judging the point
they would probably aim for got shead of them while
crossing the Kentucky river and as they the
bank, knocked them down and left them for dead but
when party went to bring in the dead and wounded
they were not to be found. ~
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e IsREazaa EE Tfss ssa sss5a s:.s !

G. FoREHzhs E 4 T & ss .sI5;gs
ROUTE from Niseara Falls, Lake
ST. Lawrence The American forming the Express and
irea and ugiensbuh Vincent with
railroads for New York Burlington Saratoga Syringe and Boaseh
champan Raropd for PorIand White Mountains.
Boaton and New York: ,
BAY STATE Capt. Ledsad, NEW YORK. Capt Chapman
Lewiston daily Sundays excepted at ocock Cape Vincent
saa e0Rneetns With The syr hs
Lawrence daylight arrive at Montreal O'CLOCK
nsrt day, in time for the Quebec boats.
Passengers leaving Ruhals at ocok have ex hours and
hose O'clock have hours Niagara dis The
2 o'clock train of from at Lewiston time for .r
eoa Roaton, ske tbs Of from
leave immediately, arriving At Boon Of hapass O'Clock M,
| THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Steanss ONTARIO Captain Throop CATARACT Captain Esses
SoRTHEREER Catan Ckn, leave Lewon daily Saturdays
a 10 Siai NEasafs .oushn oswego
fho Kingston Clayton and connecting with
The Rapids beautiful BY daylight
Meeting with the osdanagh Boston Raoad for Rouse Point
aud ooon with the Express OF Cars oawogo
daily. the
fato and Niagara Falls Railroad o'clock aordng
the pleasure viewing Brooks Monut Queens Heights
Great Wire Suspension Bridge the magnificent Of
Nagars River through Montreal leaving Lewiston At half
Fals The ia O'Clock
time for the boat passing all the Thousand by
light changing and taking Of tho spandtd
upper cabin se SaeiB direct MONTREAL through The
rang and dashng of the nople ST. Lwrenee arriving
% So nss. s' Seas M sME S os sE on s
The OF the American Line
comfort having I'LL the equipments for aafe.y required by
with and beautiful upp Snb the entire Length
tv Psnges procure Tickets and full International Office
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Raroad Depot.
kB Offices Cataract House and International Hsel Nasar
Fhiih msi
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NEW ORLEANS AMI CAR Ess ESssssaEst;sls7 ETsssEaE;7
RoLLToN RAILROAD. .carrolltons
Line. .DspAIRreo Of TranH.
From New Orleans:
Horss cart-6H A.. NJ, y, 10, and llS Pm.
Steam Tina1 and hour after wards rnti ncln
aively.
From Carrolifon:
IIorae CarE--s NJ, 8, 2, and i0k IL. #
Steam Irains6 and hour afterwards uRt incn
sivey. f=
Children under and Servant. Iocen Bun
dies Of 25 Red Tickets - So
LAFAYETTE LINE.
These Cara from the Depot No 10 Bsronne street.
Departure u Cara.
From Canal stfee-MoTprg. 81
md every 10 mngtes until esening.a, ~, lel 0H y
every until nng.s3, sh sK, 10y, io2
ceni. Children under occupying gratis
Nota-Specp Parties, Sss, HeetiIg
lied when required, after The aforementioned hours S96
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THE RIVER AND THE LAKE

gHOR MOBILE DIRECT-DaiIy tit
u. S. Mat Line-Win.sr Arrangements
The splendid low pressure packet steamers
OREGON, a. L. Myers. er, and ...
CALIFORNIA, B. Frost, master,
having the Lake Trade with superior
will the
Railroad ALY arrival Of the4 o'clock p b. Reurpipg
will stop Pasesgouls MOsDAY THURSDAY NIGHTS
The Mail Bag will the Office Of tbs Agent, daily, at
O'Clock PROMPTLY. r. GEDDES, Agent Bank tlace. re-
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K AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER ,4iEszeA n
CREOIE-WiDter FOR ssszs
OCEAN SPRINGS BILOXI all Intermediate
her nip Pacagoula TUESDAY and SAuRD Of essh week
The splendid ctet steamer CRtOLE Reuben Post
tuit expressly with superior soamoda
oa Railroad arrival st the Lake of
he foows-
Leaves Ponrhsrtran Railroad. Ocean Srringg.
Tuesday ...... p. NJ. cara. WEDNESDAY EVENING,
THURSDAY NJ. :. FRIDAY MORNING.
SATURDAY ...... r. II. lSuNDAY EVENING,
Taeatay aud Saturday The viii Psseagoulh,
rytni malls and pnsspncers
The Mail Bag will Hve the Office Of the Agent Saturday and
promptly O'Clock Thursday o'clock A. NJ
II. GEDDES, Agent 10 bank Place.
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TIE PRICE PA1p BY THE ADMINISTRATION TO

The PRICE PAID BY THE ADMINISTRATION TO
oRaASs The Washington correspondent of the Pitts
burg Gazette says:
The Washington Union receives directly and indirectly
gom the treasury not less than year the Star
probably $4,000 This latter concern received am in
formed post office advertisements which never
published at all It's propretors bought aew copies daily
Of supplementary issue Of the Union containing the
matter paid for and scattered them about the city This
WIS construed to be compliance with law, and tho bills
for the service duly honored.
In commenting upon the above the pittburg Evening
News remarks: :
No one who has any just conception of the intensity
Of Washington corruption will experience any difficulty
in believing the above statement Several years this
same Union received $1,000 at single dash iadem
nifty for losses sustained it said by contracting
the public printing at less price than it could afford it
True the contract its making every honest
individual party would have considered himself bound
by it. matter bow great loss it might entail hut Con-
did not think and when the Union up
the public trough, smacking its chops and bowling
plaint that it must amh if not gorged with another in
stalment Of pap Congress cody voted
$500 00o-a suficient to provide hundred honest
men with comfortable farm and fixtures.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

MAN KILLED ON Tuesday night an ARRAY
occurred at the shingle yard on the Leree, be.
tween two boat-hands named Buck Clark and
John Briggs The difficulty grew out of tri-
ARRAY Clark was killed, being stabbed by "a
large knife which penetrated the chest in the
region Of the heart, and struck on the head
with . hammer which probably fractured his
skull. Briggs was arrested about Q OF s O'clock
yesterday morning. and is now in Jail awaiting
examination. CLARK was considered 8 sober
peaceable man. fshreyeport Democrat, 26th,
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N2OR LONDON-The / fast sailing ,eszN
American ship WHITE FALCON, Capt. Dasid GSsAAg GSsAsA
Ryan, loading will ecsiva immediate Dispatch
j. r. HfTNEY d CO. 81 Campst.
VI, na.oaga annie Ia ths Csptsn Iatard