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MARITIMg INTRLLIGgNCR.
Port OF New York, May 8, 1855.

Fort OF New York, May 8, 1855.
CLEARED
Ship Andrew Foster. Swift, Liverpool. Ogden.
fs l h:s 3ss sss
Bark Thomas Ritohie (Br Smith, San Juan, Cuba, Taps
Trout. Dean, sssua Ia crande, LAysn; Rysrson
BARK Delegate, Gillian, Phiadelphia H Underwood.
Bark Wsybossett Carter Boston. Carlisle Zmmerman
Brig oiusypins QtaD Napol Venice, chambsrn, Robin
ts,sntss sss Kssy s:,is s
sohr W BuTnham Crowsli, Port su PIatt wsdisish
sshr Ocean Wave. Harvey, Newborn, NC. Davis
sehs Mary Charlotte Grnds Ps.obseos River, Buck
sehr Lynshb.rs Dodge. Richmond 9 u p pisr.enc,
sJ;S 4ssnp...
.as ..S': rs
=: INV; ssa; Augustus for
SEP Liberty Asli.s Ne. Orleans April IS and sw
'' Bark Almsde, Andrew, Provdsnoe in ballast torw
n,is tf Easpo shaciford Guaysns PR
Ts1 passed :s:ss sss :.sss s'ss .s
Brig nss.sno1. !sPs19l An.or.nds. s. Johns, PR, le
Brig Delta Tbsss sssSa !. Grsnds, days. with sugar
n S. S' Wssi:.s whtnsy 81 Is days with cotton
a % sm.-.od Apss. sr ns Co Mgs 80 Ion
SCH. S;as.sa I,sis 81 sss;sss: ssssia. Havana y
Sr.sn. r New Y.ri Isl nat il. 81 @ Jpn 70 il spoke
sshr Agnes Ross Br' Murphy, Hssa Is days. With asa
70 schp HsnricS' Chichester, Richmond.
schr Emma Hotchhiss, Goldsmith, virginia for New
A seSr q W Miner, -. vrrinis for New Haven
ssebr IelI: sssinsqn, Bs s.,s-s.,
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with him his family, which mention proof that he
las no doubt OF his ability to mantan his authority and
preserve law sBd order in the Territory notwthstAnd
Ing the threats OF some OF his opponents, the Mis-
souri, border, to eject him by foroe. III
The nsw election which Governor Reeder has ordsr,d
the 22d viii not probably be attended With any ds-
turbsnces irregularitiss The MlssourAps have NO
motive to interfere In that election because they have
already secured majority in the Legislature lode
psndently Of the vacancies to be filed ct the coming
alectiou.
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DFIUIc JUOBr pffubHHs
MAYS-Edword Dgyer dgt james Veppo.-Thls was
an acton for assault and battery The defendant Is pro-
prietor Of sailors boardioghouse In Hamilton street
On the part Of plaintiff proven that on the evening
OF th OF February last plaintiff while In the house OF
defendant, attacked by defenoant and two others
defendant, assisted By Others dragged him down the
stairs OF the stoop, and threw him the street who're
SIS, r'
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Sam Seeking an Attachment.
COMMON PLEAs-IN CHAMBERS.
Before Hon, judge DAILY.

MAY SIN the matter Of George Washington &atscli,
Chief Of Police, Wm Adekellar and Others The motion
attachment against the witnesses who refused TO
answer the questions Of Alderman Sam Briggs 10 the
Police Committee was TO have come on this morning;
but consequence Of the engagement Of Mr. Jas. I.
Brady, counsel for the Defendants II adjourned to
Thursday next.
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Court or General Sessaon
Before Recorder Smith.


NAY8-The Court Of General Sessions assembled yes
tsrday morning a IL O'Clock Seventeen Of the Grand
Jurors were empa pnesd and after bsing sworn we're
charged by the Recorder ~ follows -
sS her. s.s %
instruct you fully The duty dsvolns upon
=: :! i:
% ss The
coming before yo. The Necessary sSs trans
s
q ~ sy to sy ss nc whole
understand there many that very ntrieats and
II & fp 10 s !.
ways safe guide for your cotton dont think il nsoss
already aid many Of you have discharged the duty grand
The Grand Jury then and were conducted to their
rooms The following gentlemen compose this jury
:, James B. Nicholson, foreman,
Ebsn B. Croker. Gabriel Mead,
Elias Dexter, Abraham Overhiser,
Robert Haydock, Joseph Park, Jr.,
A. B. Lincoln, Isaac Taylor,
Amos Leeds, Jsfemiaa isroell,
Nathaniel R. Long, John wadsworth,
Francis w. Lasack, John Law.
The remainder of the Grand Jurors will be empannelled
to-day,
The petty Jury w.s EN- pannslled and sworn and VIM.
Hogan put upon his trial for forgery in the second do
gree, in attempting to pass . counterfeit 50 bin.
Thomas Allen, doing business at No l0S south street,
and purchasing some goods for which he rendered SO
bill the Mercantile Bank of Providence, which no af
WrWhrus hbcertAln6u 10 Do cOuntor1oU
The jury found verdict Of guilty against the prisoner
The next case that Of Dr. Lewis Wolf ShwhsrsinstL
charged with burglary breaking into the store OF Mr.
Morris Arnold, No Pine street, the night Of the 22d
Of February.
Mr.. Arnold was called upon the stand, and testified
that his store broken open and thirty pieces
Of elk and satin taken, amounting in flue to
about $4,000. Further testimony showed that ten days
after the burglary the prisoner and Kingsbury
observed by policemen James and White they seemed to
have something under their arms, and, upon being
searched four pieces Of the lost elk found upon
Kngsbury and three upon the person OF the prsoaer
The defence states that Kngsbury called upon the
his sick child. The prisoner answered the call, and
while in Kingsbury's house, q man who was in the
house, named Himan Israel, asked the prisoner and
Kingsbury him in removing goods. They
complied and carrying the goods home when they
arrested.
The case here rested and was given to the jury who
returned verdict Of not guilty, without leaving their
seats
TIE court then adjourned till to-day.
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Schr Carleton Jans, IyIsr. Baltimora
schr Brandy wine Wheeler. Phadephis for New Haven
Sohr Mary Tics, Tios Philsdsiphia ~ = - ~ m
Scbr J Beatty, Wsstoott Philsdslphis t~ slA
Sebr Tyler Tyler, Philadelphia
Schr Escort, Murray. Eastport, days.
Schr st Stephen. ncGregor, Calais.
Schr II Alfred, Carther, CheTyfsld.
Schr Superb Parker. Cherryfeld @a
schr Cape Ccd Kelley, Gloucester.
Schr stanpard, Jones. Boston
Schr Tribune Hutchins, Boston.
Schr Brooks, Grimm, Boston.
Schr Granite Lodge. Colby, Boston.
Schr Eagle, Rhodes, Roekland
Schr 0natsvia, Jameson. Rockland MeM
Schr Correha, Benson, New Bedford
Sloop Pointer, Fowler Providence.
BELOW
Ships Victoria 50 days from London; Bogart, Meses.
% days from Lverpoo Probus om DO with loss Of fore
msst-bv plotboat Ellwood Walter, No Y. - ri
Julia. - -. go n
Also. one ship and one bark, unknown. tes .
Wind during the day from NE, and fresh.
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MAY s.-Charge Of Stetbang NE H,gA Seas-Tho.
mas Lansfor one Of the crew Of the ship william Taps
cott was up charged with attempt TO tax,
the life Of John Keey, BY ttabbiag hn lungs With
q sheath spi'e, COMMITTED .or sxauiaaslea
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rrrp STATES Dprmcr CouRT.-Nos. q, As to 20, 81
to 80. - 90 . -
suppyn CouKr--Gensral Term.-Nos. Is, ~, 49, 80,
50, So, 81, IS to 81, %. 90, &C. 80 -
eonros PIxAs-Psrt I.--Nos 14o no 416, 4ss, 3o4,
$50 f7I s02 Part zNos $50, 1885, 4o1, 46s 4ss, 4e2,
snsss,oe CourT%Nos s4s, EOS, 1872 &c., ss 64, e21
$751; &c. Se $40, $751; St2 $50 $50 $685. Az, IVY, OIL,
SIN, sI4, SIS, SIT to $50, 1856, 81 to "a, 20.
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BOSTON, Nay s-Ar banks Speedwe Howes, Palermo:
dad Tom cSInip cie.fusgCs brig sn G.tdnsr sn,r
EDWARD tof New York; eorsiana and stssshs
Baltimore; Selah. and Echo. Ptadelphia Mary Ssde
Chareston brigs Samuel Edward Gunyama ed ult Uar
mel Dutch, Cardsnas 2sd ult; waverIsy San Juan Cuba
Also arr bark Mary Palermo via Gibraltar Aprils.
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The Rochester Union Of the 9TH instant, says:-The
Erie canal In this vicinity IL now In navgabe order the
bsnss being nearly quite full The frst loaded boat
o. ~ Eaat Left o. SatazaaJ aiaezRo~o. 4e Flf
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Tze Buffalo Rrpres Of the 9TH instant, ssys:--A
change a snd has driven the ice bask INTO the bag, and
blocked up navigation. far SAL vessels are COG
resned there several vessels from the head OF the
a,ss rcwsss. 70 tte Tee from half mile % I've rnlss
IN cas-
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Supreme Court.
SPECIAL TERM.
By Hon. Judge Roosevelt.


MAY s-John Warnick Miner G. Storey, the Mayor,
Aldermen, de-, Of Ne,o Fork, the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund This suit is another Of the
Gtgations which have originated with the alleged ire
gular action Of different branches Of the late city govern
ment Of 1852. The complaint charges the other
missoners Of the sinking fund and other officers and
members of the corporation with fraud corruption and
gality in the matter of certain water grant in which
the plaintiff says he interested both individually
and a. taxpayer, and which he prays therefore may
be cancelled After going the particulars OF the
case the Judge concluded by ssyingt follows that the
proper Judgment to be entered the demurrer is that
the complaint be dismissed with costs unless the plain
tiff within ten Gays after notice shall strike out his Judi
vdua demand (con6nipg himself to the single
OF action taxpayer) and pay the costs occasioned
by the misoinder.
GENERAL TERN.
Before Hon. Judges Mitchell, Clerke and Cowies.
In the Matter of the Knickerbocker Sdvngs Institution
and the Knickerbocker Bank This application of
the United States Trust Company of New York. receiver
Of the Knckerbocker Savings Institution, for the APP
pointment Of receiver OF the Knckerbocker Bank and
for the adjustment Of the accounts between the Knic
erbocker Savings Institution and the Knickerbocker
Bank The Court ordered that the two orders appealed
from should be affirmed with costs Of $40 in each,
ing the right to those interested in the bank to apply
leave to aid in the defence before the referee and In
the subsequent proceedings
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22
IMPORTANT DEcrslos.-About the LIST

IMPORTANT DEcIsloN.-AbOut the LIST of
September, 1853. free negro named Clinton
James, was arraigned before the Mayor of the
city, charged with keeping cook shop, in violation
of an ordinance passed March 2lst 1853 which de-
clares that ''no negro shall keep a cook shop or
eating house unless he be licensed to keep an orr
binary or house of entertainment and after hear
ing the evidence on both Sides ordered the accused
to be punished by stripes notwithstanding the fact
that the said accused had been assessed by the
Commissioner of the Revenue with ''cook chop
tax" OF $l4 so, which tax had been paid to the
sheriff of the city and receipt for the pro.
duced IN court. Judge Crump. the counsel for the
defence, Immediately drew up a petition to Judge
Meredith, OF the Circuit Court, praying writ of
| prohibition, which writ was issued and made re.
turnable on the 10Th day OF November, 1853. On
the 2lst OF February, 1854, this cause was heard
before Judge Meredith who oeerrnLedthe motion OF
City Attorney, R T. Daniel, Esq to discharge the
writ of prohibition, and gave judgment against the
city for the costs expended by the said James.
"From the decision of Judge Meredith an appeal
was taken to the Court of Appeals, where 1t was
argued in October last, by Mr.. II. T. Daniel for the
Mayor, who was the plaintiff, and by Judge Crump,
for James, the defendant. day or two since the
Court gave its opinion the appeal and reversed
the decision of Judge Meredith, thereby declaring
that the ordinance of the city right and proper
and that the Council of the city has the power to
prohibit negroes from keeping cook shops or eat.
ing houses unless they be licensed to keep ordinas
r1es or houses OF entertainments"
To those who know any thing of the operations
OF these cook shops, and the injuries they are
continually working among the slave population,
this decision of the Court of Appeals will prove
good news." That they should not be tolerated
an instant, every man must admit, who values the
health, the morals and the subordnation of slaves
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COMPLIMENT TO SOUTHERN AUTHORIZES
The New York Weekly Leader pays very
high compliment to our fair townswoman,
the authoress of "Alone." The editor says
that, being "alone'' in Richmond, in the hot
test week of the hottest month of last sum-
mer, he procured copy of alone at the
store of Mr.. Morris, and become so interest.
ed in it that he read it through in sixteen
hours, with an interval of one hour only
Copious quotations from the book are given.
He remarks: "We need hardly add that we
admire Alone In our calm opinion-and
several months have elapsed since our first
enthusiastic eulogy of the book was uttered
this young poetess, Marion Harland, is the
best gift that the Old Dominion has given
us since the last Of her revolutionary heroes
expired.
".Alone' was published about year ago.
and although no attempt appears to have
been made either by the publisher or author.
ess to puff or advertise it extensively, it has
already reached its fifth edition. 1t win vet
reach Its fiftiefh, for it is decidedly the hest
novel of the year. Ida will have loving
friends when the Lamplighter, Little KATY
Bob the Newsboy, Ruth Hall, and host Of
others are buried and forgotten
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ARRIVAL OF observation-disclosures Tvl,

ARRIVAL OF BACHMAN.-Oficer TYLER
arrived in this city last Saturday afternoon having
in custody Charles Lewis Bachman, who stands
charged with stealing $l7I0 from Mr. Fayette Nc.
Muliei, on the 18th OF August last Bachman was
arrested In New York, and has made full confess
sion OF his guilt. He states that ON the morning of
the collision with the mail train, going North, and
the hand car on which Mr. McMaen had taken mas.
sage from Slash Cottage, where he was accidental.
found the carpet bag, took out the money. gave
Howle small portion, and then started North.
where he was swindled out of large portion Of
IT, He further states that he has been to Germany,
which is very doubtful. and since returned to New
York. When arrested, be had none OF the money
10 his possession. He win undergo an examination
before the Mayor as seen as the witnesses can be
got together which will probably be In the course
of few days.
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The EARL OF DALHoUsIE.-Tbe Earl ne
Dalhousie, to whom it is predicted the most
of Secretary of War in the British Cabinet
will shortly be offered, is at present Govern.
or General of India. He is said to be a man
of extraordinary energy and vigor of intel
lect, remarkably prompt in action and indo-
nitable in perseverance,. In word, ac
cording to the accounts given of him, he is
Just the man for the position. In times of
trial and adversely. the most aristocratic ma
lions feel the superior value of great natural
parts to all the Fictitious advantages of
wealth and rank, and cali upon Natures no.
blemen to help them. without reference To
the question whether royal hands have con-
flrmed the Creators patent of nobility. If
the Earl of Dalhoasie receives the post of
Secretary of War in these times, it viii he
Tor higher qualifications than his rank could
eestow. II England could certainly Law her
nand, at this moment, even among the hum
blest of her private soldiers, upon man of
Oliver Cromwells talents, would she not be
very apt to pat bin in Lord Raglan placer
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READY RKLIEY.-For bad colds and
coughs We have tried nothing that equsls Leonard
csiebratsd Cough Syrup. Those afflicted, should
nse itby Ill means
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BRouGHT uP.--James Bee, free negro,
charged with inciting Jesse, slave to resist the
officers In the discharge OF their duty ON the 18th
inst. was arraigned before the Mayor last Ssmr-
day, convicted and ordered 80 stripes From this
decision the accused took appeal to the Hustings
Court
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STEALira.-seaton Anderson, a free me-
gro, appeared before the Mayor lan Saturday. 10
answer the charge Of stealing coat from VIM.
Jones. white man, on the 10th inst. After par
tel hearing OF the case, the examination was COT.
tinued till this morning.
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ELECTION OF SURGEON AND QUARTER
MAsrER-At a meeting of the g R. LII. Blues, y
last Saturday night, DR.. ROBERT BRIGGs was elect
ed Surgeon to the company. in the place of Dr. JAS
Beale, who resigned. This company has nearly
completed its arrangements for its trip to Phadel
pha next month, and the members are very at
tentiye to drill, we have doubt the Blues I'M
der the command of Lieut.. Powell, will do credit
to the Old Dominion in every particular, while on
their Northern tour. The Blues at recent meet
ing also elected Mr.. THOMAS DoDAMEAD as Quar-.
termaster of the company.
The attention OF the company is called to notice
In another column.
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n r. L. /. BLUES.-Attend a Meeting
"a and Drill of your Company, at Lafayette Hall.
III on THIS (Mondsy) EVENING, the 22d inst at
~ o'clock, with MUSKET, B EFT and SCAB-
BARD
The Sergeants are requested to summon evcry man
in their Squads and impress them lcih the Importance
of attending the me etings punctualy
", By order of Lieutenant in C, nnand
WIN. FL. FRY, Serg't.
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AUCTION NOTICE.-Larus & Shine ask
the attention of capitalist and spectators the sale
of real estate, THIS AFTERNOON, at 81 O'Clock,
on 18th street. between Marshall and Clay. See ad-
vertisement for particulars. ia Pit
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.Yesterlas e

COOPER 6Hor BunrED ~ Yesterday ~
.srnood, betwsenth heeFs Of 12 snd o'eiocs,
,naIl frame buiI6]he on Gary street, near sh0c.o0
creeksrsed BY BSnis White, free msn o. color,
vas al on Ore a0d barned 1900. No insuT
int q the fire was extinguished. the pipe me9.
q two of the FIRE companies. began the sgreGnole
~ The vettjnr Of aan outsider who By the use q
III tongue, eot three or four Of the "bhoys inIo
.mnss ia which he and 0ns or two Of BIZ tricnds
came off second best though none o. tnen sscs AZ
a rms injury. Such scenes are extremely dis
rernfshle to those who get them up and u y to De
hoped that they may never be repeated 10 nlcn.
nond We fortear giving narnes IN TINS ins.snce:
hoping that In future, our hremen msy 20. -
otten occurring In the Northern cities
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MARRTEn

At the Kirkwood House, Washington, d C on the
morning of the 18th inst, by the Rev Mr.. Sunder-
land. Mr.. JOHN f. CROSS to Miss AMANDA g.
BOWIE, both OF Hanover county Va.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-The Rasche fam
w. who are announced to appear at Metropolitan
Hall to. night, come recommended as musicians OF q
high order of talent, and we may safely prophesy
that all who are moved by the concord of sweet
sounds will move to the concert room on this occa-
Hou.
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A NEW CRME.-A Mexican paper says
tney are sendirg people to prison in Monte
rey jor not being kaora. Are there any Of
the new order Of Know Nothings in Mexico1
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Some members who have recently with
drawn from the Company have filled to return their
Muskets All such land any other person not active
members, will please return them to the subscriber
without delay. WIN. H. FRY, Sergt
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CHARITABLE OBJEcT.-The distressed
situation of Mrs. Horn and her worthy family who
lost all they possessed in this world by the fire of
Saturday morning, pleads loudly to the charity OF
readers for aid and it is hoped that all who
do so, will assist them promptly. Without food,
clothes, shelter to cover them bed to lie on,
they must suffer greatly, if those who have the
means to relieve their wants do not come for
ward and give them succor. We understand that
DR.. Pat Brown has kindly undertaken to raise
small subscription for this truly deserving and dis.
tressed family, and therefore hope that those who
are willing to aid them, will send their contribu-
lions as speedily as possible.
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HAIR ToNrc.-The reputation of f1etch-,
sr.s Hair Tonic 10 so celebrated in This secton o.
she country as beauifyer of the hair. that every
fady keeps ii on her toilet for daily use Indeed
90 one should be without It at any time To DC
had under the American Hotel, OF johnson, the
manufacturer, who will give instructions as to It's
proper use.
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MORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. readers have
no doubt been struck with the statement in
the Canada's intelligence that the PROPOSE
tions submitted by the representatives of the
allied powers at Vienna on the 2ath of De-
cember, to the Russian Prince Gortschakof,
were "neither hard nor humiliatang to Rus
sia" It seems that the representatives of
Austria, England, France, Russia and Prus-
STA were assembled in Que building, and that
when they had drawn up their protocol,
the Austrian minister carried the document
up stairs, to an apartment where Prince
Gortschakoff was in waiting, in company
with Count Arnim and Baron Monteuffel, as
the representatives of Prussia. 1t is farther
alleged that there was no mention in the
terms of the rasing Of Sebdstopot, nor Of a
reduction Of tie Russian fleet an the Black
Sea. 1t is added, as our readers have been
already appraised, that the Russian interpre-
fation of the four points differs but little from
1hat of the Allies.
What does all this mean? What has be-
come of the determination that Sebastop0l
should be permanently demolished; that
portion of Russian territory should be retain
ed as guarantee for her future good beha-
vior, and that she should be made to pay the
expenses of the war? The terms attributed
to the allies are .. virtual confession that
they have been worsted, both in the Crimea
and the Baltic, and that they are unable to
cope with Russia. And what is to become
ofTurkey, with that dreadful Sebastopol still
menacing Constantinople7
The opinion is expressed by some of our
Northern contemporaries, that Nicholas hav-
ing the advantage thus far, will not he dis
posed to accept terms, but rather to dictate
Them. Two weeks would elapse before his
reply, through Prince Gortschakotf, would
be received. In the meantime the siege of
Sebastopol proceeds. Should it fall during
the period Of consideration accorded to the
Gar, there viii be no chance of peace. But
there is no prospect of its falling for many a
long day. If fair terms have been propos-
ed, Nicholas could now make peace without
injury to the interests or honor of his en-
pire.
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TurArRK-Miss Davenport's zine acting

IHEATRE.-MlES DdV6UpUII HUG uCtIHg
has elected the warmest praise fem that portion Of
our community who attended the theatre last week,
audit compliment to her dramatic ability that
happy to observe that her engagement has not yet
terminated. She will appear tonight in her great
part of Adrienne, in the play of that name, which
was raptu,ously received last Friday night. Miss
Wyette also appears in this piece. and the other
characters well cast We anticipate full and
fashionsble hsuse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-22

SrARIE FiRED-Abouth half past o'clock
ves,erday afternoon an effort was made 10 burn
Dr., Gbsons stable, but the flames were discovered
in lime TO save the building.