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March 10, 1855.

STARR WILL A NJ >
ARE now REcEIv1SG A GENERAL STOCK OF
SPRING .ayeD SUMMER DRY GOo1S
Bonncts; Bonnet, Cap and Pialn h'oeous'
Hats; Shoes: and
READY-MADE CLOTHING, 80 =
Which they will sell low at wholesale Tor Sas1 .
prompt paying customers.
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NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the late firm of Council
Cain Co., earnestly requested to call and settle
as longer indulgence cannot be given. -.
COUNCIL & RAY
March II. 1855 37-tf
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WIsE's PRosPEcTs IN VIRGINIA.-The Wash
ington Union says: 4 we'll known and inAm-
entail democrat in Roanoke county, Virginia,
nnder date Of the 28th nltimo, writes to us
follows:
"Wise's prospects are bright and frightening
In know-nothing lodge in an adjoining county,
one week since, twenty-five withdrew, and
seventeen more gave neticc that they would be
| off at the next mcetihg-more than onc-ha'f,
| as l am informed, of all. / meet withdraw.
fmembers at every corner How ro"u shals
khn ir fha old Dominion snstans herself i'll his
fight = nd size acM p
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2at on February 7th, they had in that region
all of dark colored snow-The crystals were
the form of dense icy pellets, above the twen-
IN OF an inch in diameter. 1t fell to the
tn Of nearly all inch, and when melted it
led about half inch of water The snow
distinct smoky taste, and ON fitering it
4 gh paper, dark, sooty substance was
ined.
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BENJAMIN II. HUSKE,

FAYETTEVILLE, N. c..
May be found at the Office formerly occupied by
Walter A Huske. ESQ. Bow Street
Will attend the Counties of Moore Cumberland and
Ro''eson And obtain Bounty Land and Pensions un-
der the various acts.
March 90 1855. 2stf
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u Z y Il 4 l. \ Q 7 I G. + :

DOCTOR DASOV
Has the pleasure and hegs to make known to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of FAYETTEVILLE and vicin-
itv that expects make his annual visit in March,
\. B. Communications by letter otherwise will
be promptly attended the first opportunity after his
arrival.
:. Mark well the hour when natures rights demand
The sklful practice of the Dentist hands.
March ). 1855. 35-tf
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THE ORIGINAL MonMoSs WE'RE net PoLycAM-
IsTs-i;ilf Smith, n brother of Joe, the pro-
phet, writes to the Springfield Journal that the
system of poIygamy got up by Young, and
other evils which grow cut of it, are libel and
slander upon the character of the prophet,
whose bones now lie moulding III martyrs
grave; and were Joseph Smith to come forth
from his lowly bed, and view the condition of
things in the Salt Lake country, he would
sI'nrn from his presence Brigham Youns, and
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOoDs5

NEW sPRING AND SUMMER GOODsa
S. S. AREY
Is receiving from New York beautiful supply d
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Silks, Ribbons,
Dress Trimmings, Buttons. II
A Lawns, Prints. Chemzetts, under
sleeves, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Grass and Muslin
-rt# Skirts Fans Parasos, Ladies' and Miss
Bonncts. Gents Straw and I4eghorn
Hats. Boots and Shoes
Southwest Market Square. Gillespie street
March 80 1855. 39-tf
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NOTICE.
All persons indebted to w. +. MOORE. either by
account, will confer a favor by settling at
once. longer indulgence cannot be given.
ALSO.
All persons indebted w. +. & f.. F. MOORE.
requested to settle they anxious to have all
their accounts closed by cash or otherwise.
JAN 20. 1855. rs If
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TRUSSES,

Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces.
- Suspensofy Bandages, Surgical Instruments.
Electro Magnetic Machines. xc &c.
large assortment Of the sbote articles just recev
ed and for sale by the subscriber, viz
Chases, H,Als.Nan Horne's Marshes, and Could
ing s Double and Single Trusscs..
Also. G.. T. French TYusses.
Spring and Lace Elastic Abdominal Supporters.
Shoulder Braces for Adults and Children; SBspensol
Bandges; Lace Knee Caps and Stockings for Farcoss
Veins; Maws Enema apparatus Syringcs, (seii m .''"
single); Electro Magnetic Machines; Cupping lnslfu
ments, &c, &e. J. N. SMITH. Druggist,
- North East Corner Market Square.
March IL. 1855. 37-3m
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NOTICE TO PTRCH A s 1cRs.
SPRING, 1855.
NOTICE..

NOTICE..
Application will be made to the Cape Fear Nav Com,
pany certificate for one Share Of Stock in the
name of David Patterson, which has been lost or
misaid.
GEO. PATTERSON, Admir-.
March 81, 1853 39-4t-pd
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

The subscriber continues to carry on the manufac-
ture Buggies, Sulkies Carriages. and vehicles of
every description at Lumbcrton. n. C. Having in his
employ some of the best wOrkmen he is willing to
compare work with any establishment in the State.
All work done at the establishment warranted for II
months with fair usage.
Also PIoughs and all other farming implements
made to order and kept hand. Horse Shoeing done
n the hest manner
public he hopes to deserve and receive continuance
Of the same.
j. w. RODGERS
Iumberton. n. c., March 1855.
nay- All persons indebted to the subscriber
are reaues forward and pay nr, as longer
tllul gence not be given.
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Ras~C ~Coopcrs' Tools, and all qualities OF Glue
for Distifiers' use, for sale by
ass ~s. d. 4 w. McLAURIN.
June IT, 1854 If ftes i
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NOTICE.

We will for the present gents for the Steamer
Southerner and Tow Boats.
D. & ". McLACRIN
April Z. 1855. 40-tf
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!, VOLUME xvI-No. s41..

of Russia; my desire has been to continue these
efforts, in order to leave the empire to yon. in
q prosperous state, safely guarded from danger
without. perfectly quiet and happy within; bnt
you see at what time and under what circum-
stances die Such is the will of God. twill
he bard for yon.n. The Grand Duke. heir ap-=
pr,4.t, drowned in tears, replied If it is de-
creed that should lose -yon. an sure 1 will
even then pray to Cd for Rnssia, for MS all
implore His holy assistance for me to bear this
heavy burden, laid Upon me by HIMSELF Yes.
alwsys prayed for Russia and for you all.
shall pray to Him then. and yoa," couelnncd
he, lafadressing himself To- the august family,
who Alifroundel his dying couch, pointing TO
the Empress, ..renlain as you always haze been
hithsrto.in the close bands Of famil tom
The E.aperor tli1EA snsne pslsd Count AdaeEs
g2sss 2slse' g
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r I s II

So Bbls. No. l trimmed HERRING,
% No. 3 MACkEREI..
For sale by !. W. POWERS & co.
March "a. 3a-tf
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S III f NJ w ELL HOU ST

S II f NJ W ELL USE
FAYETTEVILLE. N.
East side Of Green Street, q fe,o Doors North Of
the Warket House.
The Subscriber desires through this
flIstM medium to acknowledge the liberal patron
ltsE8 age bestowed upon his House the past year
I1AxR0 and he has just erected New Stables and
Carriage Shed convenient to the House and to water
he pleasure saying his patrons pub
lie generally that he is still prepared accommodate
them with transient and permanent board and respect
fully socits continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore received. Every exeron his part shall
used render them comfortable during their
iourn with him. His table is always supplied with the
best the market affords p. SHI3MWELL.
March 81, 1855 39-6m
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DCR HOME SoUADRoN.-We understand that
Cdnmodore Charles S. McCauley, an officer of
prudence and excellent judgment and of great
bravery and GOODNESS, has been selected for the
temporary command of the home squadron.
Commodore McCaufcy entered the navy
in the duties of his professon-more recently
in the command of the Pacific squadron, the
management of which was marked with ability.
Iaksthis selection the department has given
an SSsrnast of its desire in the present intcreS-
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PEARCE g. FERGUSON,
Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shes, Umbreltos, and
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
North side Hay street. FAYErrEyHLE, n. C.
Gg- Strict attention paid to orders
b. F. PEARCE.
july l5 1854 j. Il. FERGUSON
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IN this selection the department has gwen
an iraest of its desire, in the present intcres-
tim Stc of affairs our coast, to avail itself
of Experience of an officer who has been
Ion aud favorably known to tAeiService OF the
co,sury. Washington Union.
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DISSOLUTION.

The firm of G. W. l.. GOEDSTON g. co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
G.. W. ]. GOLDSTON
II. W. GOLDSTON :
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A number of high functionares and five
hundred soldiers have been inoculated in Mcxi-
co by DR.. H., whose new invention, if it lie
really Il preservatiye against the two epidemcs
above mentioned, would prove real blessing
for the many populations who are subject to
them"
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BY GoDDIN 4 APPERsON-
9 ACRES OF LAND IN SIDNEY :

= ACRES OF LAND IN SIDNEY. ON
0,sa5koVE STREET, FOR SALE At Auction -
". Wni De sold on SATURDAY. the 12th Nav. lass op
sne Pfemhes commencing, at O'Clock, two hand.
so squares OF acres each, in SIDNEY bounded Nv
or"ve. Hanover, Strawberry. Elm and Carter streaf,
80. kkMse-one fourth cash; balance at and 5
ontns for negotiable notes interest added. secureS
trust deed, or title retained The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser. -
GODDlN & APPERSON Auefs
r. S-After the foregoing sale, will be
sold most beautiful aero LOT in Sidney. on Film.
wooo street, opposite Mr. Thomas Crouchs late res.
idence. Terms as above.
mys GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aust.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE LOTS
NJ - = iN hECKLERS PLAN, NEAR RICHMOND
fOk SALE AT AuCfION-As Trustees In a d.es
OF trust from Mr.. VIM. Mountioy. dated 9Th Anrit
1874; duly recorded in Henrico County Court, we
snaii proceed to sell the premises at public auc
tien. on MONDAY, the 18th MAY, 1856 If fair M
not the next fair dav) at the hour Of O'clock Eve
handsome Building Lots tn west side Of S7th st
between and I streets, fronting together l7S feet
running back 14O feet to an alley
The deed requires that the Lots shall be soId for
cash. but a. reasonable credit will be giVen-to be
stated at the time of sale ~ 10
TIE title is believed to be perfect but we will con
vey with the usualspscial warranty.
mys J. L. APpEHRsoN Tru.tse.
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COTTON BuRST.-The Salem Register rays that
on Friday last, on the Boston and Maine Railroad
&ome freight cars were burned and about $50 bal q
OF cotton, valued at $40 600, belonging to one of
the Lawrence cotton mills were consumed. The
hre was occasoned by sparks from q locomotive.
Coal MINES ON FIRR.-A very extensive coal
mine in Ballard county, 10 Kentucky, 10 on FIRE. In
November last, come trespsssers In the Mis-
tssippi bottom fred the woods which extend ed 10
The bluffs, and the coal mine took fre-since then
hhss been steadily burning.
aIssIssIPPI-Ths Prairie News saws that the
hnow Ko,hiDg party In MIssissippi are going to
elect General John A Qutman Governor OF that
etste al the next election.
General Cass. Ia a letter TO the Detroit st.
Seorge's Society, expresses his hostility to Know
Nottingham
UNITED STATES TRRAsuRY.-The net amount
70 the different depositories, subject to the
Gran Of the United States Treasurer on the 23d OF
april 1855 was $40 1853 1877 ST. of which sum there
was Ia the depository at Washington, Sis, 764 09;
Sostoa, - OBS, sos IA; New York, 81 500 POI "a;
new Orleans, e103 ,234 81; ST. Louis, o., 5l4 1872
y. Baltimore, el0l, 800 66; Richmond, Va, $751;
~ Is; Wilmington, NJ c., el2. GAL 76; Cincinnati,
4%s354 l6.
FALIs EXHIBITION The Commissioners from
he Various States of the Union have organized q
central Committee Ia Paris, located at No 10
nue. Louis 10 Grand, ct which American Exhibitors
hhust sppy.
TIE FREscn EXHIBITION The Parsisns are busy
sp.Iins Tor the opspioE Of their great exhibition
sgs '1ugeI % exabitos 10 calculated at France
Italy 800. W. Sps'A ss0, sA'
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MAkK FITS
MAEhElS.
STILL FURTHER DECLINE IN pPFAnerr,pvs

STILL FURTHER DECLINE IN BREADsruPys
NEW York, May 2.-Cotton unchanged, Bread
stuffs stilldeclioing. Ohiosf our 80 rs Sl0ls g.
persbarrel. Beef firm. Pork tending downward
Whisky 81 per gallon.
Stock. lower. Virginia 6's were sold this morn.
ing at 1897, but this afternoon to SOFIA Sale,
yesterday of $1,000 worth at 500 7.s and Sc OOC
worth at 1877.
BALTIMORE, May 2.-All breadstutfs are declInipr
No sales OF flour. Howard street held at $40 d
per barrel. Wheat, Red, 81 4OsS2 so, and White
81 50ss2.55 per bushel. Corn, White, 96sos cents
and yellow l00al0I cents per bushsl.
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LATER PROM Rio De JANEIRo The bark Virginia,
Capt Kennedy, from Rio Janeiro. arrived at New
Orleans Friday morning. The following comm rcial
intel ssnce is from Maxwell, Wright l. Co.'s circu-
lar.
Byesdstu1s.-Receipts have been 10 $50 bills from
the United States and equal to 5S75 bbls from Chilli.
sslss have been made of $3.50 bbls. Now Orleans ct
2SH5e0 1902 bbls Philadelphia brands at 2 for the
good and 1911 for the damaged portion of the cargo;
$500 bbls Richmond City Mills at s3l500aS050a; 1898
bbls Baltimore City Mills at 26H5tO the second part
Of cargo of 100 bbls at 26h500 for Bsltmore, and
2srso0 for Richmond City Mills, and 1900 bbls Chilli
at z4H500
Our market is not so firm. and bakers having sup
piled their want pretty freely, arc not disposed TO
increase their stocks At present rates.
The stock In ell hands may be estimated at 20 600
bbls of which quantity 8!69 bbls. remain in first
hsnds composed of 1880 bbls. Richmond City Mills,
1918 bbls Philadelphia. 5o76 bbls. Baltimore, and
1900 bbls Chilli We quote kishmond City Mills 29l
sci; Phsdelphis and Baltimore 25HX26l, and Chill
34Ia24t50O; Trieste Soh nominal
A. fsrnambueo, Sd inst.-Stock 200 bbls and 1000
SKIS 100 pounds each, Chilli and quotations s. 8. 8.
3f1.S2h; Richmond 28la79; Philsdslphis 25I iz6H;
Baltime re- 241, and Chill l2l s2sH
AT Bahia 9Th .nst-stosI 54dS bbls and quotatio,s
nominsl; 2sh for Richmond and 2sha25n for Bau
more q
At Rio Grands Sd inst.--stock In first hands about
1000 bbla Richmond City Mills selling at 3shs29A
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SUPPOSED sLAvER..-A brig, supposed the "Ho
ratio, OF Thomaston," was taken into Key West.
on the 9th ult., by the pilot boat Champion. She
was fallen In with on the 3d. about miles from g.
E. Sand Key with no person on board 1t was SUP
posed, from the appearance of the vessel that she
had been, or was fitted out for, SLAYER as she had
many water casks on board, with deck over all
such as Is uGsd for carrying slaves.
She cleared In November last from New York for
Africa and l, Is probable that she landed slaves at
Caba, and was then set adrift
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BY KENT, PAINE g. KENT.
TRUSTEES SALE OFDRY GOODS

TRUSTEES SALE OFDRY GOODS
i By virtue of adeed of trust dated the Goth day
OF April, 1855 and duly recorded In the CLERKS
Office of Richmond Hustings Court, executed by
Henry Rosenfsld / shall, a. the trustee therein
named on WEDNESDAY. the 9th day of May. 1885,
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. at the store of KENT
Paine Kent 18th street, proceed TO sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, the entire stock of
Dry Goods conveyed to me by the ssid deed.
HORACE 1. KENT, Trustee.
TermEFour months for endorsed Notes.
saleito be conducted by Messrs KENT, PAINE
KENT. HORACE Il. KENT, trustee.
an 28-5t
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WORCESTERSHIRE following are the nomna
tions OF the American party. N. C. Claiborne for
Congress, Lynchburg District. Col. Thomas 81
Flood, Appomattox, for State Senate, from Camp
bell and Appomattox, and F. B. Deane and Mr.. B
Nowin. for the House of Delegates from Lynch
burg and Campbell.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
PHI,ADFT,PgTA ET.T1vrTT,Vc

PHILADELPHIA: May 2.-The state Of tha
polls held yesterday has not been accurately
ascertained, and the statements concernine
them are conflicting The result ID believed
to be the election Of the Treasurer and Com.
missioners. who are reformers, by comb.
nation of Wings and Democrats, against the
Know Nothings. Their majority is sup
posed to be lao votes
The other officers may be classed as fol.
lows: Select Council, Democrats, Is Know
Nothings. Common Council, 80 Democrats.
SO Know Nothings. The Wing papers saw
mat the Select Council will be composed Of
~ :, american Wings, 3 Straight Wings, and
Democrats; and the Common Council of
80 Democrats, Wings, and 80 Americans.
SECOND DISPATCH
The vote shows falling off of 10000 on
the side of the Americans. It is now ba.
lieved that Morton, the American Treasurer.
is elected by 200 majority.
Nothing certain can be ascertained until
tomorrow.
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AUCTION sArns.
BY LARus c SHINE
SUPERIOR LIoTIORs Avn r,,,. !

SurERlOR LIQUORS AND CIGARS
inst. q 1nuv.I,i0N -On FRIDAY morpins Is. ~
srnmsnt - - vs win eel. It our stoss .
following: A1'4aon ana Cisars, such g the
v. !, ss.a: e H. os..d sr.ndy; j. DO D. 4. !.
Croir AZ sn1o ! ools. Jamaica Ram; ii Bill. -
ysn.s nj NV Resaliss, full e; 5oo Nv
Inc. The Brandy has been proneunc.d s1 re sene-
ssl. Juaees worth " per gallon asd will b. sod 4.
oiTs, .. tns constance TO the highest bidder. y
casn. my3 LARuS & SHINE AT.
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CoMmIssioEER MANYpxSsY Arp LrrurxrArr
bEALE'-osorse H. Msnypsnny Esq, coumssion.
ef OF Indian Ahairs pubshes In the UnIsn card two
coamnsione 10 reference to his late difficulties with
Lieutenant Besle Considerable space Is devoted to
= review OF his official action on the accounts OF
Lieut. beais. la relation to the assault, Mr.. Many.
penny ssys
=, true that Lieut. Beale had without any no.
uce or knowledse on my part of his intent laid In
WAY ~ Wtiistd's for my entrance there to dinner,
even permitting me TO see him until after h. h a
aea. TWO blows, and was Ia the Of striking the
Ln,fa me puoy attack did not, however, remove the
nat from my head, and he may conErstulate hfmsslf
mat by the casualty which happened to his cravst
was prevented from bringing HIN into an embrace,
the effects o. which he might, perhaps, have had
time. r ~
The reasons for the cowardly and unmanly assault
are as various the huss Of the ranbo1 but ali re-
suit In the fact of my official connection with his &C.
counts as Superintendent of Indisn Affairs In Cali.
fornia.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF RICHMoND


= THEATRE. AT AUCTION.-As Trustee in
certain deed of trust, made by Samuel 8. Myers TO
the subscriber, az trustee, for the purpose Of seem
ring =. a; Myers, Esq az sndorser:. dated 18th No
VemDer, 1923, duly recorded in Richmond Hustipgs
Court on tho l4th February. 1854 shall, in eaecu.
ton the said trust and ct the request of the aid
g. A, Myers proceed to sell at public auction on
the premises, on MONDAY, the 7th day of Nav,
the next fair day. part of the Real Estate con.
veyed thereby, (heng the residue thereby consist.
Ing OF the Richmond Theatre situated in the city of
Richmond, at the corner of Broad and 7th streets
further description 10 deemed unnecessary but for
the information of these abroad, would state that
the building fronts ON Broad street about GA feet
tends back on 7th street 40 feet to an alley The
front 10 built Of granite, and the whole building with
in the last few years. has been completely remodel.
ed and repaired, aud Is now In most perfect order
The usual rent received from it Ii about SSe00 per
annum.
TERMs-One-sixth cash; balance at 6, 10, 49, "a and
50 mon this for negotiable notes, interest added se-
cured by trust deed The taxes and insurance for
the present to DO paid y a ehs BD5iS';
Richmond, 18th April 1855
P. g. The Trustee has been requested to add the
following note:
here offered, has, for several years past proved itself
the best pstrouized establishment of the kind in the
South, and the increasing population of the city az
fords every reason to believe that 1t will continue
fore 1t therefore offers great Inducements for an
investment, either for dramatic purposes place
for any other public exhibtion-of which the city
stands greatly in need As site for Hstel. or for
business houses its position at the corner of 7th and
Broad streets, and nearly immediately opposite the
Depot OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potc-
mac Company. recommends the property now offer
ed for SALE in the highest manner, to persons desi
.p isozswtd GOBLIN APPERsoN. Aue.s.
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U. s. CONSUL FABEN ARRESTED

WAsHINoToN, May I'D. Angels, the U.
,. deputy Marshal from New York, arrived
here to-day, and arrested Mr.. Faben, the
Consul to Nicaragua, upon the charge of
oeing concerned with Colonel Kinney, in his
Nicaraguan Expedition. He started off to
New York with him.
Mr.. Faben has not resigned the Consul
ship to Nicaragua.
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Vim. Maushan who was killed Tuesday, In
Philadelphia, was caught In the band over revol.
wing shsft and had his brains dashed out against
sths ceiling. TIE accident sudden that he
only exclaimed "save me-, and hung on the shaft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-03

EDITORIAL CHAseE.-Mr. Thomas M. Crowder,
has retired from the editorial conduct OF the South
ern Argus in Norfolk, and left it to Mr.. Abram F.
Leonard, talented lawyer of that place Mr.
Cfowder Is the son of the late Rev. Mr. Crowder,
formerly of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-03

CAPTURED The runaway negro belonl ing to Cap
tain Wigginton. of Bedford, who assaulted and in
f1ieted severe wounds upon Rev. Mr.. Clopton, wal
captured In Lynchburg Tuesday.
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FouR CHILDREN BURNT.-On Wednesday night
the oath inst the negro house of Mr.. BENZ Motley
aMuscogeelcounty, Ga, took FIRE, and four negro
children were burned to death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-03

SHOOTING ARRAY IN FLOYD "A man name
Hamilton Richardson was shot ia Floyd county last
week, by another named Anderson Mills. 1t i,
thought he will recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-03

BANK RoBBKRY.-The window of Messrs Pierce
aud Nelson Banking Office In Cleavslaud, Ohio,
was smashed In Monday night, and come $500 or
$500 stolen. The burglar made his escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-03

SUIT rol DAMAGEs-Miss Lille Linden, Edi.
trsss Of the Ladies' Repository of Richmond, has
published her intention to sue Mr. Moore, Editor
OF the Norfolk Courier for libel, he having pub
iished the most gross charges against her charac-