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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
,uing financial year, are:
Total. .a39 800 $40

The annexed abstract OF the eleventh halt yearly
report Of the Railway Passengers Assurance Com
pany will be read with interest This business has
never yet been established in this country although
the attempt, we believe, has been made:
The amount Of premiums for the half 3l Derarher
received and So making with thst for the pre-
ak monhs total income OF sob lo iOf tue year
just closed.
The smount actually received will be seen by tbs
statement In th hands Of tbs eors
Is 935i6 14, which, with the balance from sat h.tyssf
AZ the Interests Oh the OF 81 9a
account The disbutemenfs incdds be-
sides the ordinary txperse the large sum Of 2i6 IL for
compensation and charge OF 9l5 toward me i1uoaoa Of
sne Of an invested in bsnd and due oin agents,
fou which sum your directors recommend the payment OF
interest pao-up capital 81 the rat. Of cent an
num- from LEONE tax reseryns the baanee 70 meet n
fer Government oIty ana coniusOn AZ
risks existing iLtaraDe,s -
The OF compensation paid during the h.ltyear h
si6 2in sking he amount for the ~ ciS l5 and
fomps eonsderse proportion OF the Income received In
this comprised the payment Of two fatal OF
goo TO the Of maguad. killed the t9h Juns
last falling due In the past hslfye ana another Of gro
the daughter Of woman who returning from vie
daughter railway, with accident which
her death having penny for Insurance
ticket thus secured the amount TO her family In the collision
CrOy the st August where three persons were KILLED
OF hOs, Injured held nufsnce tickets 10 whom tbs
Brent 1g1rl be 18Th seplenb-r six ia
juIed :. BON he 4ii9 paid TIE total compen
saon pid the formation OF the the
time, smounfs 20 tl6, 81 which Is large
tibet irsured and person -n
the Jsny enabled testify his TO rs utility such
fact ght TO exetce great and Permanent Ia
favor Of railway insurance
Your directors contnus to receive the most friendly
sssree Of the officers Of the various Railway Companies
which they are now In connection"
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Foreign Ports.

Ar. AZ Sydney, NJ w, Dec. 8. ship Northern c.
Lamb New York via Mebournei 18th, sehr. sprsy.eH.
Fan faneIseoi 18th bark Archibald Oracle DO, Sept
venom Calso. Cid. Dec. IS, bark Isabella, Hsrns,e
FIsIc,eo via Apsi 18th slips Sovereign Of the Sees
Bog Kong; 18th, Cyclone, Ingerso Cscattsi suf
Anne, PoId, San francisco via Newcastle.
Cld. at Melbourne Dec 49, Rossis. An francisco -
Air at Csps Tom, C. @ Jan. 16 bark sprinseok, -
Boston Nov. "A, and sailed 10th for Asos Bay. -,
At Agoa Bay Jan n! bark Silver Cloud Lewis fcr -
AT ct Demsrsrs +th nit. brig Hobart, Jordan, bSunx
At Gysysma, p. r., 9th inst brig War Eagle, ores -
New haven days sebr Gardner Pike. Crsmer, iof
York 18th liz
the coast; Era McAnster, lds On The eont o. -
Chide Harold Lesr. for Foropei "hfoid FbheT, SeS
for Boston <,,. 90, -
!. Grsuds TO fnish ds for Cork brss Kate Heath CssS
AZ Vera Cruz March To- briss Eennphsr. MsrehL1 II
New York in fe~ days; Bsveile ksogs for faesIs1
Al Bermuda 9Th inst banks A b. etuIs.s Lsnsthornr
Sarah Bridges Means. do brig. Ads, chase. from New
err. Gath. 70 load Of Br. bark Europs
Glasgow A B. vsndoliuder B.hr from sa,iasm 100 -
rspg Pembroke Smith unc Tornado HCarty, az -
Ger Scott stol ely from Baltimore for Demarsfs,
SAILED from d. about 18Th uIt, brig Ails.sn, wJ@sA~
thsstna . 49,, -. -, ,s...,ssf w.
Eord,D Providence 2lst' sehr' Margaret A. Alas'~
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MA RLNE 10 URNA
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....N AscH ?
Cleared.

stesmshp-Eorthern Light. Tiailepaugh, San JGsn, C.
Morgan.
sbip-Enterprise Waite Liverpool Taylor Rich.
BSk-kssha (Pruss) Krsuss. Stettln Burehsrd Buck;
Rhodes Ross. Savannah Demi Co; Pilot Fish, Nichols,
Csrde Dow. Loud Co Jasper Bennett, Bragep1rt,
Wskemsn Dinon L Co.
Br-Ceh, P.trisrev, Philadelphia hsyhe~ Talbot; D..
DGfsd Beehsr Norfon master; Chssworth, Brown Para,
James Bshop Co Fannie, Campbell, Csrden.s, VIM In
gals; Charles Watts Carney: Ponce R J. W Elweh
Co Vivid. Curry st John, N. s., ID r. DeWof
stbOonen-C S Pesslee. Foster. Chuleson, Johnson &
sl'shii Seaport, soule Plymouth &c johnson slssh
EutheIia Eldrlcge Portsmouth, s. w Lewis Sharon Thur.
low Lewss MASTER Charles Tucker Jsksonve; Palestine
Casen Delaware City. Wsdieigh KnoI CHARTER Dat. KEEL
ly Pbsde phs, janet Hand; Louis, agton, Newbern
J. Atkins Co.; Gsstess Hylaud Richmond, master; <
b Small. Bsdfo d. fhilsfelPhis, Msyhew Talbot r s.
Tsy, Lske Philadelphia Az lire Galway; Mary, Chase
SstsEzss, Thos Cilmartin.
sloop-Poirier, Fowler Providence, master
stsmers-Tbouss swsir Johnson Baltimore, Cromwells
Ike; 1seory Hand Philadelphia W II. Tnomps,n; rnomas
SpGis, Morrison, PhisGelphis, J n. Briggs
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The marie fer BARK 10 firm at S2s CorroS without.
chsrge rather quiet under the Atsns sdvces and only
sbour 5o bales been disposed OF At previou, prices
CLoyThsEED Is hrny held but buyers come fr~ard slow
small lots only have changed hands at fsds z3
bushels holders asH The FLocs market h out
With ,ht stock In, and only absut
t0 bills found buyer ~ 3i 50 " fer common to good
aud elJd SIC so for the Close some der
~ so for steh brands aud there IL Offering at
e The sales for home at the above rates for COM
retailing brands and extra at 80 7jd III y bb for f.m
y Flour RYE FLOUR 10 scve At advance and oo0600
hbs hsve been sod mostly a. IS Is Dbl Com MEAL Is
6rm with further OF 0Q0e bbs Country Meal st - %
y taTIel.
WHEAT IL and wanted. and small sales
ported 25d &1 p for Red. and 81 S5a52S3 for White
cosx better and sales ELS Ooo bushels Southern Yellow have
beeu made CSC sfoat RVS and OATS wanted fully
ner prices In GRecERIEs the frmnes Of holders inits
operations and sales comprise about 800 bhis NewOears
500 bsgs Rio Coffee ilc and 40 bsgs ST.
Domingo OF ice, all time. The Provision trade s firm
with moderate business Going former quoted rates Rice
L. active and further 5id5tc Wool IL In stesdy de-
msrd from 81 to 45c Z 10. for common TO prime lots on
tin scarce barrels are selling Of 31f3'e t1d
SldSlte seon according the condition Of the packages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
TUESDAY. March PIP. M.

TUESDAY, March 27-P. M.
The advces per Atlantic, confirming the statement
Of the death Of the Emperor Of Russia did not have
the effect upon the Stock market anticipated by some
operators. That event does not seem to be at all
likely to have any important influence upon the ques-
ton Of peace and at the Second Board this view Of
The matter prevailed, and some Of the active fances
tsll of materially. Erie, which had been 20, closed
Ut 4si a4si; and Reading. which touched ISL in the
uornpg, closed at "a. The advance in Erie was
mainly the result Of purchases Of about 800 shares
by leading broker, supposed to be for the Cont
nent. 1t lie believed that the introduction of Eric
shares on the London Stock Exchange will induce
much activity there. The purchases of Reading
we're principally for Philadelphia and Boston account
n. 7. Central was heavy at 92i. The Toll question
sun sending In stock from the interior for ssle, to
IN extent beyond the demand. The Directors Of the
sosd feel very conhdeu, that the toll, will no, bs i'm
posed. Hudson River fell off ! y cen, U.,,on,
was steady Sales 3, 500 shares Gold Hin uo-n nj
~ S'ic-the nrsf transaction for some time Cprber.
Hand fell OIL y cent Railroad Bonds were in aood
demand, especially Fries, 1875, which clossd ., :,
bid, with sales Of $4,000. IIinos Csntr.Is -.
heavy, and closed at s2l Freeland Bond. xers g.
ut 73i. Eries, 1862, improved TO 9Ol; ts,l ..
Panama,lo N. Y. Central 7s, iol. The aggregate
sales were sl65,0oo State Stocks are sesdy a,
previous quotations, with sales Of about csc. ooe.
The market at the cloee was very heavy.
In Exchange there is no new feature. The market
s~ Sterling was dull at the close, at the de,ne no
decd yesterday Sterling is q a lOi for Leading zig.
NATURES. Francs, 5.l3i e5ri.
In freighs there is but little doing. We notice to
Liverpool 500 bales Cotton, 5-S2d.; 1000 bbls
aesin' moi 20 boxes Tobacco, co.; Corn, SID,
n0"inalIy. 10 London, 100 bale, Hops, d.; go |
boxes Tobacco at previous rates. To Usvra soo |
bales Cotton, ic. To Hsmburc. 100 bale, Cation
ME; Rice, ZIG. ~ '"''
!. 1ae payments rom the Sub-Treasury we're large
odsy-sae4, $50, including q oonsidsrsbIs .mornt
% lesempaon OF public debt, received, eeo,isl;
cd On dsbursiDg checks, s.s,7s7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
inccns'derable business in American Stocks LOT inc
vesx. without variation in prices. The following are
p,e quotations

The Cotton market at Liverpool had beea excited
By the death of the Car aud the Transactions OF The
week reached 81 900 bales including 25 600 in one
day. The market advanced ! d., bat this sivance
was afterwsrd mostly lost Breadstufla had declined
Consols, in London, showed an advance to the ex-
IRENE point of p cent, but ct the close the i'm.
provement vas only II y cent. The annexed table
sLnus the hncfusfinns.
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C0fEEE-The hlh prices demanded by hodsrs together
with the limited stock and announcement q a auction
ldiite ~ bags L,gusyrs al ll- and 100 nas Java li;
coAL~FoSesa i: dull and heavy; IS tun. liverpool orel
A As5Sf u bb from ass & go
Ems sugar Lead ic c..s. CsrS AmmOas. iSe In buif
&c hld. Potash, 81 sods5 500 u bfoFn Sugar Lead,
cases OIL ossnum SAG ic..e. OF Ro.smafy; do.
LeOree &c; 10 Dbl. Juniper Berries Sc 10 Cream
50 b1. .fd cases ieaSed Bofsx Sae 10 c..s .ns
shellsc el9c DO Turkey Opium; 1908 - Par, TOnqa,
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thsre Is increased afmnsss In our
nAEet FOR Western and State FOur the dem.nd Is sc
i've ard he me dum grades In improving
We notice some inquiry for very good brands for Toy and
rent fgues the consumption is sensby diminished The
tsitsr ssdss are tmly held b., .e .Swy The '.es Of
COCO stae 50 81 SO s for mixed good brands michigan
lrehns and common to good Ohio ans ll IS for
Provinces: the Trade buy quite freely sales bss
ct ia $40 IS for TO brands duty p.d and
request for the home rde the arrivals sales Of
Dbl: g. lei 90 SD for m.sd 70 good standard b,ad.
isyolite fancy and sss brand. Rye Flour firm and in
gefne Corn ses quiet 81 IS for Jersey and IS fr
BitIdywine. Buekwhs ATS quiet at IS 75dt 81
Hudson Bay Compsnys sale which considered satisfactory
toy Up to the anticipation. Of shipper nearly every d'ep
Red To-. advanced 5ao cent Cross Fox 'Od At the hisa
rSs Of the two prsyou, .:le. silver tsn sid q. h.s =
:5d 81 cent on ls. M.r;h ',le LINK 10 cent hisesr
than lat sale; Wolf declined ltd ID cent EAten, with
large offered sold decline OF 10
kns cold At IS cert advance the high prices Of
last sale bat Otter IL lower Also Of
Lau sons fse Fins. dsscoon Of North western aud West
sod advance Of Is cent and s0ssh and
lower Grade ~ last tsle's rates
FRUII-Tte market firm for Mslsx, Rasns AMI the de-
nsrd fair sake 29 boxes bunch 90 IS for dry % 70 for
Is for half do dry. aud e& Tor do s0h
boxes layer 8, Isl % cases ssdinss, SSe 100 bags pspef-
shei Sicily Almous 5te 50 tsEs do hsd she'll Sicily &c
60 bales Naples &c 90 orums Turkey fs l2dle Wes.
lndis Fruit I'd 10 demand there have been arrivals
q or,,sss since lA TIE lsst sale was inside sIo
Dbl the prospective e.ipts daily expected about % oD
Havana SAILING vesse s. bundles Basccs Es
81 81 y bunch; these the first Of the CO.
BsIseos Pine APPLES sold ? leo 50 eco sarseos Cocoa
Nus &e SO ChAdoeks sold At IS :, loo Ss
ples OI.nEss and Lemons go boxes Ia all private
rotponsd.
IsH-Ihe msrtet 10 firm for Dry Cod and the demand IL
VIII I socL; sales 500 qlntas IS So for Grad
@ sha - 10 for Georges DO mseherei-No are scarce
sSi. .os sihss, ssls' st s9asa So No small 5
70 Smoked Herring ARM sale. 800 boIes AZ
Se of 20 and q, ass for Sealed Piehiet are
Is Pehled b.rrins are arm, ssIes 90 bbla
u - " 's SsHr0rt, md ~ 7see4 Is lss Hsafaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
From Our Correspondent. |

PHILADELPHIA March z7.--A,yrsd- Steamship City d
N.w.Yok Matths Boston; briss e. HI. Filler Barch g..
vannsh; George Albert, York do sch southerner Iren
Newbtrn An ord Bacon Dickinson Connecticut River Eu
cline Hickey, Tce, BrstO Mary Ellen, Cottins CHAM Dep
Creek
Cleared ships NJ Sanford SANFORD N.w.Yort. W.
giDia. Teal Richmond, n Rasrh. S4nasn New. yuSx
bark Elk, Atkins. Bcston; bris Duncan Porter. hath ~
Charles BsTqu.son, Halifax schrs. Mary Ellen. CottiDs
Deep Greek; J. H. Flsnner Pierce. WLmipston, NJ CT
mond Bacon, Dickinson Hartford; KendIek feh shs.k
tsnzss; Empire state, Atwood, Chahsmi Emellne RlI
lice Proyioence; Geo. Staples Staples Savannah;
Thatcher, Boston, Condore, Chase, Salem, NJ c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
The following s.les Of Bonds and Stocks were made

To-mor,ow "Wednesday Mr.. TnomPson holds his
weekly sale Of Stocks, &c. at the EIchange' al l@i
O'Clock. The catalogue contains about $3.50, 600 oil
s,.,a s,ocls sold for account OF the Bank Depart
ment Of Illinois.
Adrian III. Muller holds his regular seml-weekly
suctior sale Of Stocks to morrow, Wednesday, March
% q, 12l o'clock. at the Merchants Exchange.
The news from Liverpool in regard to Cotton has
disappointed operators, and buyers were offering ic.
lower rates Than before the Atlantic arrived At this
concession considerable transactions could have been
effected, but holders we're steady The sa]es during
the week have been "a 900 bales Of which 1000 bsss
are in tron,itu The quotations before the Atlantic
arrived showed a &c. advance. The r'e IN the
southern risers will 10 doubt bring out considerable
supplies soon. The fall OF rain thus far, this season,
has only averaged about FIVE inches against twenty
incbes last season. April has almost invariably
been the month for the highest wser and full rivers
can hardly be postponed much longer. Mr.
Wrights Circular for the steamer gives the annexed
statistics Of the Cotton movement:
RrcrIrTs, EXPORTS &c.-At last l am able 20 .dyi'e
p.T,isl .e in some Of the souibera which will sye
more liberal receipts of Cotton Mobile and ApaaehicoiA
How long the rivis may nsvssbe uncertain for
we are sesoy advised BY telegraph under Of 2b inst
that Mobile the rver at stand Inc rscePn ., the
lat ye.r The total ds6Sit is thereby
iperes.eo 23s eco ballet 10 all probability this
weeis henee-sas 10Th April The export to Gres. Bhsn is
somewhat larger than expected during the week under re-
view owing Eve vessels clearing sooner tnsn
was upop TO- however 600 bales less thio IN
the corresponding week last ard ne excess
hand 10 the ports h oeo year and
port 10 france large this there loading
be porte % vessels against at the corresponding period
The following 10 statement of the movement in Cotton
since the lot September last ss compared with the previous
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cash.
TOBACCO-Prices have varied the sales moderately
rs bids Kentucky 7iHllc 1870 cass Ooio and Connect
cut Seed Leaf .di2c 80 eases Florida at 10! d22c and
a. bales ysa pfivste terms
WHIsKY-The market easier the demand moderate, and
the supply fair Sales Of 20 bb st Sic for OHIO snd 5o3
QSc or Prison Drudge quiet ct Sic tine and interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28

hTSrArUhI ALMANAC. This DAY.
eun-Eses.....5 81 Ssts.......t - Moos-Sets.. 8
HIGH wArEs........THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook.. IA Gov. Island. 81 Hell Gait. 4
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.o,nr c,rvNp.R-rus DAY.

suyrs,oR CoURr-Nos. ll7s, 1889, 1893, ,,a ,s ss
,,s5 100 a lAl lAs. 49, llo ~ eV. 10 sts 40
~, ,s,s I.5 VS. $40 ibl Il2s. 1s. 1913 III HI" o"'
12 sa2, 1880, ltSl. Gas, go c,.,- yos II 10
UrITIp sTATEs DISTRICT CoUHI-''0' - -
Ds, so CorRY-Special 7trm-Nos llo, 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
wee .seA ss ~. osSsr Two were committed for e's"

COURT OF APPEALs-T..es a. i''' r''''-'
p.l.,Anneal dismissed; r +. H,oks,
1wK y. D s .no,h,rhrt Wnsht and sAoLher-souln
oenn, ,os'm,nt; MI @sun. Jr ia .appst ., NOV nc 30
- a TS,on AIT. Disge-Appeel eisnn.ea' nj oeo.
= Csgsoei Counsel No Amsuesa s aS1s g., Sn,sI
80, n ssb.ms-Afsued; Nr. II. seldon ioi Appo.'
s,., M FOO. fer rc:posaen,s No AnsGn ~
nm n, Tor re,pondsntI No g. Kelsey and others
- e.ney and e,ben-op Argument; NJ n X scion 70,
ii,.ts. NJ John TAleot for respondents AoJ'u'hc'
AZ 10 vouou rispilf at 3 O'CLOCK
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Spoken, &c.

No date lat 81 10, Ion 10 81 W., brig "sln' fron
pebo for Phisdelphls perhaps bark Ssons, which -
Jsleiro 10th ult. for New.Yorf.l 49,
Feb l, lat 6 % g., Ion. "a Is ". wu seen a Al
Ing red bursee, the fnt letter Of hsT nams II ~
efpa0epeeR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
Receipts OF Produce. ,,MAncH 81.

BY Erie Railroads. 100 bbs Flour ~ pits Ashes TO DO
Lard 400 do Cheese 100 do WHISKY, $50 do Proyiions 2o
Butter 900 do Apples GOO sheep, 1850 Hsss 1900 sides
IfAI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28

Markets. C CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE
TUESDAY March q. 1885
AsHFS-Tbe market rather easier for Pots, sales
bbls. at IS lf{d sc IS Pearls are held at ct 25
BfESWAX-Ws note sales Of 500 n Southern q. &c
COTTON the receipt Of the Atsntes sdy;. there
hes nobirg done The market quiet AMI rather heavy
Our quotations nonin. We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28

From which viii be that tbs docresse Teeeips 10
smouIti 25s 600 bales The in exports TO Great
Brian bales France coo; decrease 20 other foreign
port 1900 Total inoresse In exports, lof goo b,es
BY a resolution Of the London Stock Exchange,
the following American Securities wild be called daily
and will probably lead to large transactions in them
American Stocks have never before been recognized
at The Stock Exchange. The Stocks introduced are
the Erie, New.York Central, Pennsylvania Central,
and Illinois Central Railroads.
The business at the Clearing House was s14, GEO.
The weekly statement of the New Orleans Banks
for the week ending the 10th Of March, compares with
tho rntnrns Of the nrevinna week "a fn]nGa.
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B,is crirss tof Bath Aud Trinidad Cuba Feb u. mo-
u .sS s1 so.,o No f f: IS ven;
,hore denes Shoals near the lse OF Pines where sne
p p.,s % her esso stSoaI .sy ,- sa'ss
Sseri,resd heavy ~esth.r Let fore te?tlantn..t Sc
Iss.. 9o...e. to sr-, 500 Go IS. been q Of A.,
er's wib tesv, wssih.f to 70 ~ ME- ~ ~,
eoutr Il hsicb neat dy g.'ed % ne empty e.ks .na
'' sehr Samuel Bolton tOf WimlnfOa NC P.dsr, St.
penrse ciy Mach 70 u.hsssoy Is % mater NC
s'sr Jar. rr.b. (of ROetl.nd) Hswe Jscm.l March
TO- soaee Sc. 70 George Dous" weasel to Ae'eA Lave
Sehr Kiurf.her (of Krs.torl Cook Aga.di. March
schf May D. scall. (of Pnsdephis Thomps,n, tanieoi
PR March 10 sugar, kc., to nasier Eipehehee' Hs'''
sebr terse of Kennebunt wssd JeremIe M.,eh TO- eot
fee Sc to O Barrel March 81 lat So go oa ~ ~ oese,
lAse shi; ss upposed fo ChsrIeson WIN lvss OF ~
seSr Soansin Fade tOf H.rwcb RObsis' cursso. sss
2. Rio Haehe March wood &c TO Dos.l- 70 MNch y
M ~. Psd br, wspOI o. III oSaG Of
set G'S sH.a eo De@.f..t Piy%oeiS March
H.it,rss Inlet spoke schr Daniel Martin "aS"ns"' '
schr Mary ADELAIDE. Barnes. vIsnla, ecra to MOeau
sehr DR. Bailey Hsley Virginia O.. 70 nor-su Psrter
schr Jhn Csslner, Belaer ssvannahe c0t'oa' 10 se
sshr Wsrce.ter Russell virginia corn. to 9 Fo,Sco
schr J. Gardiner WILLIAMS Virginia corn, to b. ~ FOX
schr Banner Oish;er Brown from wreck Of ship st. Pat
s.hr strong CcEn Georgetown, uAv. stores to oil
sehr E. Wells, Terry Charleston, cotton, to MecFs'iy'
nott & Co.
scbr joseph Holmes, Holmes, Baltimore, coal
BELow-Bsrk wAren-by Capt Hazard, Of sssntns
Levisihsn n,
SHIP C.uden Godd fn Charleston, to Dunhsm Il Dimon-
shin sr~hep + Austin, CLARK from Galveston, to J. H.
BruwerkC Co
suLED-ships Frsucs . Cutting, Rockwell Moelsi On
emit Hnl Lverpoo Rather lelpoer) Brown Hsvre hoetls
Beniheu Liverpool; smois, knight' s,ysns EHes.St
Hsde- Liver DOL; Universe. Cave DO Wmriwnf &c upper
&C., hourne; bsrk Alsmo Sherwood Gslvestoni onf'
H.nSy King starkeJ. Mobile; Addy Swift so'e'' 81
AGO ia steamship Northern Lsht Tlepsngh San juan
Nc br Chaisworth, Brown, Para
vISD-sunrise w; Her., N w; Sunset, do
The shtsr schr Excelsior while being lowed from the City
20 Bsrpsst foul Of BY sehr src lost her oowspt
when she returned ,he City for rpss did not learn WHAT
damage The Other vessel received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-16
COnnIssIONER,s SAFE OF EARN

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Fla M
~ IN HENRICO, Is MILES BELOW RICH.
MONDAY Commissioner of the Circuit Court of the
County OF Henrico, pronounced on the I'd November
shall sell at public auctpn OK tbe owens Ne
DAY. the 10th day of November. 1855 ut II O'Clock
NJ IF fair not the next fair day. the tract of land
acres more or less, adjoining the lands of Dr. Jno H
Mettert and others. There is the place a good
dwelling stable, &c. The place is healthy and the
ueighborhood excellent.
TERMs-One fourth cash balance at G. IL and 10
months for bond bearing interest satisacto
MY secured and title retained till last payment is
mnde and a conveyance directed by the Court
W. GODDlN, Com'r.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & ArpERsoN, Aucts.
no 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-16


--~ Lewis and Lee.
Brown and Bob purchased of John P Porter of
Bath county, on LIST October. Brown is p wears of
age feet inches high stoutly made, slightly bow
feet inches high, black complexion and long bushy
head of hair, with very high forehead Charles was
purchased of VIM. IL. McDannard of Bath county, on
LIST October; he is 5 feet inches high dark brown
complexion with heavy beard is so years of age well
made and some of his side teeth out.
David we bought of j. ID. Perkins attorney for Eli
zabeth Hughes of Fluvanna county, on 9th October;
he is about eet6 inches high very strong made and
very black complexion low forehead, and has lost
of his front teeth; about a wears ofaCe
Willis we bought of VIM. B. Brawner of Fauouier
county, on 18th February last He is about 10 or 30
years of age, stands feet inches hi Oh is black
complexion, and has box Kidney ankles; he walks
badly, and when spoken to he shakes himself partcu-
iarly his hands.
Lewis belongs to p. A. Prinde who purchased him
from John NJ Bolts. He is "A 25 years of age; yery
bright complexion, grey eyes, faxen hair, has a mark
or dent on his forehead, think the left side; he
stands about 5 feet or inches high
Lee we bought of John p. Ballard, of the Exchange
Hotel He Is 20 or p years of age, stands feet )
inches high; very bright complexion nearly white:
has light sandy hair, ghty red and has moustache
has lost some of his side teeth he il very intelligent
and quick in his movements; was formerly enployed
waiter in the Exchange Hotel of this city. He
will try to pass himself OFF for white man.
We will pay fifty dollars reward for the apprehen-
sion of either OF the above named negroes and con-
hnement in any Jail that get them again. will
add all reasonable expenses if delivered in Rich
mond. Or will pay S1e0 reward for the apprehen-
sion of either of the aorenamed negroes if taken out
of the State Of Virginia. JONES 4 SLATER.
N. B-The three first named negroes call them
selves Brown Wright, Robert Carter and Charles
Carter.
p. S.-Lee, the above named negro, will pass him
self a white man, take the other named negroes
as his servants, to a free State oc 23-ts