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KILLED.-Orson Woodford of West Avon, CT.
was killed on the Oath instant by being caught by
circular saw in motion. He left wife and two
children.
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ANOTHER MAN OVER THE FALLs-Rufus Robin.
son, OF south Hadley Falls crossing the Gomez
t,cut river In ski, just above the Hoiyoke dam on
FRIDAY, when he wac carried down and over the
teis by the force of the wind ard the current The
boat vas dashed to pieces, and Mr.. Robinson drown.
ga Inc WIND was blowing In strong gusts at the
and IN iui OF the wind overcame one reverse bur
another sweep came and carried him beyond recall.
He struggled sgainst his fate till within rod ar tn
OF the fslls then dropped his oars, cIenched the
.Ses OF his boat and took the fearful and fatal leap
The deceased wasa brother of Capt. J. 8. Robinson
South Hadley Falls sAJ sS0oio a.
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.ARM WEATHER WARES.-Water

w Coolers. Cream Freezsrs, Bath Tubs, Hip
Baths, Sprn klers. Water Buckets, Cannisters of al
kinds, small Portable Summer Ranges, Furnaces
Zinc Wash Boards, Ovens, Kettles. Spiders, Fry
Pans, Tes Kettles Suction, Force and Chain Pumps
small Garden and Fire Engines, Hydraulic Rams,
Lead Pipe, &c, for sale at the Stove and Tin Ware
Factory, 146 Maiu street, near the Exchange Bank.
ap 27-lm GEORGE STARRETT.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIaE.-A fire broke out at Grand
Ecore, La. on the Gath inst, consuming S29 900
worth of property, including $50 bales of cotton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

GEORGE stroup was arrested Saturday, and com
mitted to prison in Philadelphia, to answer tn.
charge of bigamy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

NJ julien has retired, pro tempore to his estate
in Belgium, to take some repose after the stigues
of his long tour In the provinces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

ACCIDENT "A lad named George Dyson. while
hhn3iing pistol 10 Sstbath School In Washington
on sunday last shot on of the fingers OF little
fellow nsmsd Owen Thorne who was Standing
near. The nr'nz was the result Of accident.
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BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.

TRUSTEES SALE OFDRY GOODS
i Byyirtue of deed of trust dated the Goth day
of April, 1856 and duly recaidsd in the CLERKS
ogioe Of Richmond Hastings Court, executed by
Henry Resented shall. ss tbs trustee therein
named. on "WEDNESDAY. the 9th day Of May. 1855.
st the honr ofde O'Clock, A. ct the store of Kent.
Paine 4 Kent l4th street, proceed 70 sal ct public
snstion TO the highest bidder. the entire stock OF
DRY Goods conveyed to me by the said deed.
HORACE L KENT, Trustee
Terms-Feur months for erdorsed Notes.
Sale;to be conducted by Messrs KENT. PAINE 4
KEHr. HORACE L. KENT, Trustee.
ep 28-5t
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Riot IN JAMAIcA.--By the ship Osprey at Phiia
dslphis s6vces state that very disgrace full riot sd
arisen in Kingston of dispute betv cen the Rev
Mr. Ouyhton, Baptist minister, and the greater por-
ton of his respecting tho tight of pos
session of the chapel and mission house in East
Queen street. The matter referred to the Vice
Chancellor, who dsoidsd ip favor of the minister !;
but the opposing CATION and their friends sub
ssquspty got together in the vicinity of the chaps
psrpstratine such illegal scts including the demoi-
ton of property that the military had to be called
out to check their farther Outrage.
stroye ed by fire.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY LARUS e. SHINE.

HOUSE FURNITURE AT AUCTION
-. On THURSDAY morning, shs 81 inst. At 10
cs; We WI sell at our store the balance of the
.as, emoracing mahogany French Bedsteads. 4
Rsdst. ~. s9fas Rocking Chairs 10 Jenny Lind
.sst Ch.,s tonnes Bureaus, "a mahogany sprins
"Wsu y2,s Tables. and 2Refrigsrators ''
my2 I.aprfe aaSe so9itions.
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One hundred and twenty four city lots were sold
a. suction by the City council Il san Antonio,
iexs', lately, bringing $20,ee6
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WIFE DEsRRTING WITH SwINDLER.-The New
York Tribune OF yesterday contains an account of
TIE visit OF Mr, Jacob Tome President of the Co
ell Bank. OF Port Deposit. Maryland, in COMPANY
with Mr. John w. Beaver, OF the ssme place. In
quest OF a man who, Ii Ia alleged sbsconded with
900 borrowed money belonging TO the Bank Pre-.
s.deus and the wife of Beaver, who leaves two
children, the youngest of whom 10 but fourteen
months old. IL appears, from the statements of
the gentlemen In pursuit of the fugitives th at the
a has been Furnishing about Port Deposit for a
number OF years. Lstterly he had borrowed funds
to large amount, giving his notes therefor paya-
ble Ia three aud ak months
Having wife to whom he net devetedly at
tGched, he finally concluded to abandon her and his
the couatry aior., he insulated himself into thu
good sases OF Mrs Beaver who 10 said to bs an &C.
cSmpbshed AID remarkably fine lookas womaa-
Poor Beaver hscama nearly frantic at the absence
OF bis usf.tsful snd hsarsle,s wife whom he traced
70 fhtsoelshis In company with the destroyer OF
MS Domestic hspplness ana there became satisfie cd
tuat the two had taken the for New York. He
returned home TO make some provision for bis young
chiidrss, determined, however, to pursus the guilty
couple AID learn aha worst. He was almost over
powered With sorrow.
MIR. Toma snd Mr. Dsaver concluded ito cons to
New York toEs:her-ore to secure his money, and
the other TO ad his wfs but before starting perused
etter Tscsi-sa by the asserted wife, from her aus-
band dstsc Ia New York. soryey isg the soothing
ts!usenss that he was about smbsrkipg for distant
country therefore useless for her her friends
TO pursue him ThInkiag this might be . mere pre-.
text to hide his wi bouts Messrs Tome and Dea-
Yer hssssaed to this city the latet looking ths very
picture of misery Thsy had failed in tbs object of
their trip, ard Mr. Tome sonsi6erng the chances to
tGd the sAas and recover his money 90 be decidedly
BAD considered it bsste 80 home BY the first train;
but Beaver being more detsruinsd, and having a
greater interest at stake. 10 securing the city with
policeman In search of the fugitives,
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OFFICE OF THE J. r. AND K. &C

OFFICE OF THE j. X. AND X. CO.,
" MAY fsr, fs55 For the purpose of repairing
sapai, she navigation win be stopped ct those two
points the 20th Inst 1t suudown, and will not be
opened again until the l7h Of June II will then re-
main opep until the 9th ofJune when II will be
again stopped 1t Locks Nos IS aud &c. until the II
Of July.
For the purpose Of LAYING new ao,ka Ia Locks Nos
those Three Locks on th- ga inst aud be opened
ss.in on tho Mondsy following.
By order OF the Board OF Directors
v, Il. CHINN.
mp 1-12n 6upsrintsodeat Of Repairs.
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TIE ANTI SLAVERY CONVENTION IN CIEcTsNArI
Ihis Convention, which has bsen In session Ia Cin-
c!nnah for some days, adjourned on Friday eve.
Mug The GsZste doubts exceedingly whether
ihe anti-savery cause has been aided by what was
done and ssid, and adds 1.-THE co ntinued attacks
o. irhdel speakers upon the authenticity of the
Sscnptures and the Divinity of Christ, the procliv-
~ they have for running into extremes, and sdvan-
eng sbsurd and imprsc,icsble measures for attain.
hg great ends shock not only the Christian senti-
-nt Of the people, but render ludicrous the whole
affair"
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., crops IN THE WEST INDIES AT Bermuda, April
<lth, the weather was very fine, and the potato
g. fast maturing. II was expected that large
shipments Of them would be made by the end of
ene month. Some tomatoes had been sent 10 the U.
9 ates. and large quantities were about 10 follow
W the next vessel
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VIRGINIA MAIL RouTEs-Tbe Postmaster Gen.
era has given out the contracts for the mail routes
In Virginia, and the following are those taken in
Richmond
Richmond, by City Point. to Norfolk; R. O. Has.
, bins, 81 600. Richmond to Williamsburg; R. M
Btunn0r S625. Richmond, by several Offices, to
Pattonsburg; Boyd & Edmund, S. 500. Richmond
to 1revsHion's depot; w J. Winston S435 Rich.
moud TO Frederick's Hall; VIM. G.. Thomas $542
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OF the Journal of Commerce, writing from Key
West says
At Fort Taylor, Major Chase, the officer In
charge, has placed that important work In a state
Of complete defence. large number of heavy
guns are in position, and company of artillery.
men from the garrison are frequently practsed.
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RAILROAD Acc1DENT.-The o'clock train from
Philadelphia, TO connect with the boat for Balti-
more al Frenchtown, ran off the track Monday al
tsrnoon, at the Bell road, in consequence of the
breaking OF the tongue switch, and one car was
thrown entirely ever the bank. Fortunately, no
one wss seriously injured, and the road though
slightly damaged, was soon repaired, enabling the
trains to run again with their usual regularity
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II ANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON
IL FRANKLIN BETWEEN 18TH AND 9TH
STREETS, FOR SALE-The subscribers are
thorized to sail most beautiful Lot on th South
side Of Franklin between &c and 27th Streets 'front.'
ing 60 feet. running back 1853 feet, command ng .
fine view of James River and the adjsce Mt country.
Apply to GODDIN u APPER5ON
ap 20-4t .s+zs esAs6 81
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,oss BY THOMAS w. KEESFE.
tomce with Geo. J. Sumner. No. 20 Pear,st !,

A DMINISTRATRIX's SALE OF A
"A WOODEN BUILDING Ann ErNCr "A
MMoCIION-Wiil be sold on FRIDAY aftslnonn
na s3n. at O'Clock, near the Danyilie
De removed. BY order of the Admiristrstrsx
Nv THOS. w KEESEE an,4 Isl
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AUCTION sAr.ns.
THIS DAY.
By GoDDIN 4 APPERsOT.
VERY VALUABLE Ann ppArrry


tVERY VALUABLE AND BrAUTT-
~u,.r uL BUILDING LOT, ON CORNEH Or
.nlnD AND CANAL STHEEfN Pf1R G1T1 a.
8 = xIio.m-Wii be sold on WEDNESDAY, fhs
.s's On fhe premises eommeue;nS. e ~
gc.oe. =: fhat moot besutifuf ana atfy.~Ss..
nuio.ns Lot Ut the corner Of Sd end Canal efreesc
epPe.le ine residence Ct Col. Henry q f.aA~I
sonune s't feet on the east line Of 81 ser~sf -.
~ osck On Canal st. about 40 feet 10 - s1Ie.
ies Jasay ressfded - one Of the most beszfiful
IxsMs-o One fourth cash; balance n 3 4 Al a
aonlns for negotiable notes interest sdded $1,000
atrua deed, or title retained till last poie q rssS
.sxes TOT the present year Be paid ~ IA rur.
al q A1hAASVrs
=. S.-After the sale of foregoing Real
Es.s.s tsay, At O'clock r MI will BE- s,,d 3, -.
leLms tnat valuable Building Lot on North 49, ~
osIy ostween 4sh and 9Th stroets fronti1e n 80
dence OF Mrs.. Hsxall rs ssFosso s"e fess-
ap % 0oDDIN APPERsoN. Aust.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
=, ON CANAL AND isr SITS. r0a aaI'r
II AUCTioN.-W Will be cold on wrnSrsn1v
afternoon the % May. lass on the premis.. 49,,
msrcng ct O'Clock. the large Dwejlrs - ~ -.
nsf ei lanai sne lst streets 10 the oeenssrc.
o. M. walsh The Lot fronts - feet runs hsck ~
os LOO feet to ahsiiey The House has eisht
TERMs-ons-fourth cash; balance At 4 u .na -
months for Desotisble notes. interest add.d seepysS
y lrux deed or title retained The tsxss snd IN
chaser. GohhnI r 20 De pala oy the pur-
ap 81 SNDhs y AF IEnsON.
An
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REERS' CORDIAL BITTERS OR
~ MORNING REGULATOk-An innocent, re-
freshng, exhilaratins and delicious Beverage pro
ducng instant relief from the effects of iadul-
gece loss of appetite lowness of spirits dyspeps
and ali affections of the stomach and bowels asing
from whatever cause-imparting to the whole sys.
tenn -hewed strength and vgor For sale by
BENNETT 4 BEERS,
fe 21-11yif Sole Agents.
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HEALTH OF PHMADzLPHIA.-During the las.
quarter there have been 500 deaths Ia Philadel.
phie, which Is average OF "a La per day. No
lest than l,030 were children under ore year OF
age were of cholera, Al of small pox, 377 of con.
sumption. IS oftyphoid and 36 of scarlet fever.
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BANK STArKMENT.-The weekly statements of
the New York city banks, foot up thus:-Loans
$40 $50, showing decrease of 1856 $50; specie
81 2c2424 showing decrease of Sc, CPS; ci -cula
deposits 81, 2l9 965 decrease of 81 524 97I cola
ct sub.ressury 10 bank Sl6 465 400, decrsase for
the week OF S4l7 GOO; and for the month s. 206,-
so; exchanges Slol GAG, $50; advances S54I378l
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From NEW MExIco.~In addition to our te,e-
graph dispatches OF yesterday, learn by advices
from Santa Fe, that Brvt. Maj Carleton's company
of dragons, Pino's volunteers, and spy COMPANY,
10 all two hundred men, with two howitzsrs march
from Albuquerque shout the Doth inst They will be
Joined by Major Grisr's company of dragons, and
one of infantry FROM Fort Fillmore, and also one
OF Infantry from Fort Bliss, the whole force num-
berng nearly four hundred men.
That part OF the expedition commanded by Ma.
Carleton takes the route by Manzano aud the
southern extremity of the Sierra Captain to point
below the junction of the Rasdeso and Bonita riv
ers where depot will be established az the centre
of operations. Here they will throw up small
bresstwork, and place within 1t the two bowitzers
They carry with them provisions for three months.
and the object Is TO scour the country In every d-
rection and chsstise the Mescaleros If to
do Since this expedition organized the
Mescaleros have sent in to make peace. They rep
resent that they have had general council of the
tribe, and that all are in favor of peace, and desire
to make terms.
In the conflict between the United States troops
and the Indians on the 10Th ult, there were IL In
dams killed, 2men, woman and child taken prs
ouers
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THE TRAGEDY AT New HAvEN-About 7 O'Clock
on Saturday evening Willard Clark, grocer dor
business on the corner of York and George strests
epteIsd thu house of Nj. John Bosart No. Is West
Chapel street, New Haven, which he had been &C.
customsd to DO. at intervals, for number of years
past He went into tn. kitchen and found there
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wight the son ir.law and
daughter Of Mr. Bosart who, seeming to be- some
what snnoved by the presence of Clark, left the
kitchen and passed into tho psrlor Clark followed
them into the parlor, and advancing TO the side of
NJ Wight prsse nted pistol to his head and dis
eaarsed it within few inches of his ear The bali
right ear, and passing through the brain lodged 10
upon IN, floor, giving few terrible sroans. which
distinctly heard By peIsoss passisg the house
Who Immediately entered to the assistance OF the
family.
The cause of this terrible tragedy to be the
ieslousy Ciark entertained for Mr. Wight who had
married Miss Bogart agsinst the wishes Of Clark
For several years past Clark had sought the hand OF
Miss Bogart in marrisge, and had been repuised by
her, and finally she dismissed him about year since
Miss Bogart formed the aca aaintspcs OF Mr.
Wight, to whom she became attached. and on the
18th day OF March last they united In marriage
At the time she married Mr.. Wight tie lady WAS
hu seventeen years of age. The f.mily are highly
Respectable. and the sad news of such deliberate
attempt 70 murder has created the greatest excite
Ment In the city
rumor Yves circulated that CLARK was partially In
sane but this is believed to be untrhe SO
Wight was not dead Sunday eysnIns ct O'CLOCK,
bur there WAS ro probability Of bis recovery.
James Holiday a prominent q fiz an nj A abr, rn
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
Office with Geo ]. Sumner No % pa,.-l

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF STA
r Mn BILE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE AT AIIc.
NJ III Iwul be sold on SATURDAY Afternoon
GIshtIlags Hou,e belonging to the late Dr. Garter
SJonnsson ana Immediately in the rear of his ra.i
By order of the Administrator.
@my THOMAS w KEEsEE. Au.t
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Leeo7aotfres Virginia Works Letters net
prspaid-L'beralitg- Prayers fer Rain, DC.
ALEXANDRIA, April 80, 1855.
Messrs. Eutwisle & Moore at their Works Ia
this place, have concluded a contract with the
Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company,
for the construction of two Locomotives, for the
use OF that road, one 10 be completed by the oo.h
Of August
Work has been resumed at the Locomotive Works
Of Mcssre. Smith & Perkins, for the purpose al
least of completing the work on hand and. we
hope of continuing stewards in successful opera.
tian upon new business.
There were sent 10 the Post Office In this CITY
for the month of April one hundred letters which
should have been prepaid. Mr.. I. A. Stoutenhurph
very literally paid the postage on them to day, and
had ;hem sent to their destinations
Prayers for rain were otfored In several of the
churches in this city yesterday Appearances to :
day we're favorable for rsin. Il Is much wanted
10 all this region of country.
TIE Schooner Satety, wroton, from Fredericks-
burg Is 10 port
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MARKETS

CONTINUED DECLINE IN BRRADsTurrs.
NEW YoRK. May Cotton 10 uncb nr.a FLAIR
day at $40 l2t per barrel Southern i, nncbau.sd
a :. n mssa demand Whe.t Is trifis lover and
Wsstsrn corn oeTp oa !: tending downward
foik unsettled. Beef firm. Lard Arm.
Money unchanged-stocks opened buov.r. al
closed firm ouoJant ano
=, BALTIMORE, May -Fisur droopips-no .,i.,-
w wheat dull Red S2459S250, and Wbite - ss0
g o9 per bushel Choice White 10 selling at Is ~
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} Is aoDDIN APPERsoN, Auets.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
MAIN STREET, ADJOINING COUNTY
COURT HOUSE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
1855, at 4o'clock, most valuable Lot On the south
side of Main street, adjoining the County CT. House.
fronting a feet, running back 88 feet to alley 80
feet wide, on which there is an old building.
TERMs-One-ttirc cash; balance at 6 and IL mos.
for goable notes. interes added and title retain.
ed till last note 10 paid. The taxes for the present
year to be paid by the purchaser.
apN GODDTN x APPERSON, Aucts
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ERAMED DWELLING ON GRACE

Il BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH sTs.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WilI be sold on SA-
TURDAY afternoon, the 9Th day of May, 1856 on
teneme Mt the North side of Grace street. betwe en-
Sd and 4th Streets recently occupied by Capt Samr
Cary. The lot fronts l6 feet extends back about l26
feet, with the privilege of sn alley on the West
The house has six rooms and s insured for Oh, 400
The terms will be made accommodating The
taxes and insurance for the present year to be paid
by the purchaser. E5s
an 26 GODnIN 4 APPER2ON -Ansta
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r OTIS ON BROAD 4 22n STREETS

I OTIS ON BROAD d 22p STREETS
THURSDAY Afternoon the Sd May, 1855. on the
premises comm encing at II o'clock valuable bull
cling lot at the corner of road and 22d streets 'front.'
ing A It. on south side of Broad street. run'g back
100 feet. 81 +, if
TERms-One-fourth cash, balance at 8, 6 and mos.
for liable notes. bearing interest. Secured by
trust de ed title retained The taxes for the pre
sent year to be paid by purchaser. -
IN o GO0DIN 4 ARPERR0N Alrfa
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Jane, Holiday. = prominent citizen of Auburn
New York, died Friday.
Cnsuncay P. Holcombe, former me nber ofthe
Delaware Leg stature, died on the leta ils.
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GRIZZLY FOR THE PREsDENcY.-A correepon.
denoe has been published in the Y. Courier, Ia
which ]. Gordon Bennett j. Watson Webb Js-s,
brooke, H J. Raymond, w B, Aston, w Cullen
bfyant aud others, write to Horace Greedy to as
certain his views national politics, Ia order to
briug him before the people for the Presto s1cy
freely then replied 10 his character ia saving that
Inc Union has no use for the South, and that pas.
slns law to prevent the use of shoe brushas all
me money now expended for such useless luxu.
Fies which only wears ont leather, may be saved
aud oy compelling every man to wear an old white
coat the pride of personal appearance may be
completely eradicsied from the human heart and
sInuch money saved The whole letter 10 excel
lent take of on Greedy and evidently gotten up by
tWsg who understood his business.
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pufCndBef. =
COMM1ssIONEK7s SALE OF LAND

J IM DENn. - III y NaI1E OF LAND
cree OF the Circuit Court for the comfy ~ G, ue
pronounced on the 9th day of March 1855 in ths
case OF Hohson and wife cs Allen and al the undsr
WI proceed to sell at public Auction to the hishss
otdqsi at the front door O. the County Court House
May. 1855 beginning at o'clock r M. the trsct ~
iand IN said decree mentioned, viz: tract ynS ON
w mite OAK swamp. heavily set with wood and Tim.
acres, a. per survey, which will be Exhibited AZ he
SAFE which land adjoins the lands eft Joseph A. Weed
ana oIheIs ANY person desiring to the land pre.
county. SS
TERMS OF SALE-One.third cash; the rsu,.in,ry
two-thirds upon credit of and IL months respect
yely, with interest from the day Of sale the pur-
chsser giving negotiable notes for the credit paw
ments and the title to be retained until all the mr.
chase money be paid and a conveyance directed bv
the Court. WILLIAMSON ALLEN CONF
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
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NEWS
AN Old PREssMAN KTLLED-

fH,iLADELPHfA. May 1.-Wm. Man0h.n
aged 90 Years. engaged in the printing of iia
OF sIsnIey mcCallas. was caught in the ms.
cnnery OF the press to-day, and instantIy
killed. ne was horribly mangled He had
twenty years. 80 Aof
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nTSSOLUTION.--The firm of COLIN
II 4 NOWLAN 10 this day dissolved by mutual
consent Ali persons nde bted to the firm win please
make prompt payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them immediately
JOHN B. COLIN,
Arril S0th 1855. JOHN NOWLAN.
NOTICE The undersigned having sold
his interest In the concern Of COLIN L NOWLAN
20 Mr. JNO EOWLAN, returns his thanks TO those
persons who have literally patronizsd the con-
cerr for the last six years and solics continuance
Of the name TO Mr.. NOWLAN. He win be en-
pioyed In the office.
April 30th, 1885, JOHN B. COLIN.
NOTICE.-The subscriber will continue
the GENERAL PRINTING BUSINESS at the
stand formerly occupied by COLIN & NOWLAN,
on South Eleventh street Having secured the
sces Of Mr. J.. o. COLIN. he hopes by strict
personal attenti0n merit . share OF public patron
age. JOHN NOWLAN.
April 3Oth. 1885. my LIST