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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18

Cory SIC. or THE ACT kkLAIiNS 70 fht oSFSANoHN
OF BoNDs. APPROVED tEB. y, lsoo
srcroN 2 cass 0t state Bonds Tor which
nj " hs b Issued BY section eight Of Act mum
ld rs the laws FOR tie 1885 ented az ACT
a. may &c tor he funGlz the ing iLiorua Improve
et Walns 4 III state ami the Interest due llefeJn anl
49, for louis NJ lnd fn.rg Of primo pal an Ia
efest sray upon the partpGi FIVE MILLION Ivan Sonls
sIe h. req within * mouths, ON and eisr tne pa
sc q ti act 10 pe-eDt Any bOns " this state, he'll by
H. m Al tie stLe Treasurer Office for the pPoio Ut naans
thereon etey seer a2r an ne" O,nlf
- go for u the pTovson- 81 sad Ac aai IN
bonds WITHIN me time
pescnt,o no shall BE- allowed On .a4 OJn u h7
t ~ ~ boil thereof after that me 30 thar ne safe ~
M b.. any Incorporated INTO faia ne" olni 80 20 %
49,. a. pan tie principal thereo ami the 80 Ife1
"a er i. te.ir authorized all eaoasb.e and proper
u0c 4 the pTOy- u this ACT, 50 - best 70 secure nc VI
Jet henby Contemplated. - - 49,. 81.
Corr o. SIC . o. THE ACT RELATING TO rHE aArFs or
hDJusIsEST 0F THE PARr-P.iD BONDS. AF~o'1p
kFKlL l. l12
sfcroS Tia, upon the surrender o. Tho resmry Of this
Sta Any tie pat paid Five Million Loan boHls III
QUE al n the hoee Oi the sna o- nailed - receive
ou re Governor hls certificate " st0ess or OJn
cen ~ tlouraI4 a0srs " All bons Tor PnneP.
aIl theIeou hr- aay 81 Jinnsfsi rSl cen
htncrd end iJry siding Tor subss2rent inter q :.
III. r,e per three hundred All tfo
of- aud cents Tor eech t1Ous4nl dJuas OF
M l. ncs 10 ,oupu The hst dsy Vi January IT.
after ne sLItnce- hereof PTorcsa Toe coupons SINCE
July eighteen hundred al ioryone shall 1eaAn s'sSlei
tEettC: -,
TT,.ced 4yshcr Tis IN any Of the Coupons f.lnz
NE "a sny II the the rrst day Of JAY,
ell e. ELne- aud f3r 0ns, -n1 the maturity " the bond
On rs hall delivered the state Treasurer, with
Ia bio 10 LcL tkey belonged thee snail DO delue -
N Ia II. LIl0uu sah0n.-d ~ BE- sued -e~ pa r. g141
hs Do &c IL r.cOu 1.De dOsss esIty ee1s
for esch oIon fe moved bynd " thousand ioas
end .oars wentyfOur cen Tor escn coupon
1noye &c frCm Z bOna II three thousand 1ollar.
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T.. G. HALLIDAY, Anctone~r.
DOSITIyE SALE Of SACRAMENTO COUNTY

l. I'm PER CENT BOSDS.-E {. HALLIDAY vii ~
snclaB TUESDAY. Msy o. 1856 ~ O'clock Al th'
Merchants Exchange, for sccoant u whom concern;
$3.50 Sacramento County 10 per Bonds = 100 each
s3teo sscrsnen,0 County 10 per Bonds go eseh
These bonds issued under the state q scfn.
r.ed March j. 1855 which contains rnnseDt provisions ~
fhe security. Thy executed BY Corscness @
~ the state who have gwen heesy bonds tor me f'n
toTInanee Of their c1ty The provides for e1e
annual the county the interest," sls a
Of u essh ico II propery 70 meet -. 49, 7s
r~tHs Of the bonds in years VA ~ - IN The
interest payable thu l March s1o ~ ~ ~ ~
City SewfOrk, add the anount rns' W. - .s,bodsss
BY Law hat s2I6 COS. ibe prooees. Of ws,sn VITO
the II pubic building fr tae egu CO.. t -re 10
ed * ses Of the STATE and asnsias. Of ss a.
tary snd Deputy can b zen - 1870. sr.slsss
security vhkh with high rate Of Interest 'qsy y 80
80. - ssfrs.tiv, and destrsbs inse<tne1t
w.ha.t resrrye e The k,xAsst hedes -,
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Ionsss an0 farms Wante0.

HOUSE WANTED.--Any genteel family having
Il than they require could let part Of their
HOUSE f suitable for small family, consisting 81 Gentleman,
Lazy child and servant pleasantly located in Brooklyn and
renflow Address TAYLOR, Tribune Ohc, giving full par
t6uiGis
WANTED-A HOUSE, furnished or unfur-
nshed with all the modern Improvements; location
be Broodwsy suited f Boarding house. Address PHlS-
CLAN, nj Tribune Office. for three days
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TCII0N NOTICF.-I. ROGART. Anctioneer
A. NJ MRRwIS. Aacsiouecr.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trade Sale

FRIDAY .ld SATURDAY EVENINGS, MAY 10 AMI 49,,
Z O'clock
kSSICNEFS SALE.-Au extensive and we.assored rcsh,
81 eet Tor retai store Broadway IN this city, comprsnsa
yrfv stsr ofcloce stndan EMO l> AMI AMER
ICkN BOOKS ina the various branches Of Literature. An..
SCIENCES Boe- Letters Sc. many Of which bouni IN mo.
rocco sifc calf Also, variety Of elegantly la-.f. Cd
md expensive bindings, ana large a's"neht~
new and rouar celaneous iiterstnrr, NC
Also snrtrfre STAPLE and FANCY STATIONERY, iai-
nor srd esfc embracing surertns hng'h eni ffsncs
L,r.s and nvfopes sizes; Gold PENS 1ol aud 81
ye- Pcncis silver renhoitr furtoo' bsnf Books faper
Nschs Goods srperhne Cutey, enc yariev 81 expensive
,ncy articles &C.. Dronng opportunity - The buyers q
Books and stationery rarely TO be met wisi
WfDSFsDRY AFTERNOON, Nay 3, AZ O'Clock.
WALL ABLE LAW LiBkARI-IheN1ntl private oolec-
lion u the late Hon. Elijah Pane dcea2ei, computing oia-
MET. s.ts of nmon aud Chaucery ke-os AduhAy
keuot. nte Sac STATE Laws, Dgess, ludicfs ton-
Itarie. Teases, embracing great yarey OF rare and
vausbc ENGLISH BOOkS @c.i bong ore "f tbc largest
Law Librafs that has been offered. ostsnes are now
ready. 49,
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY II ing the ini-c ,iian-ons
portop f h. Lihrv Of he a Hon. Eis1 PANE decesse
enbfrer tge assorfment choice colcs II valuable sa
,rd o,k, in various hrtnnes o. Lteafrre, As AMI 1e
ence uc udr many oxcecdasy book AMI large cor
lection OF Miscc.aneous Iit'r-turss &C
Catalogues arc now roaay.
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AUCTION NOriCE-LARGE SAIsE-rIiIS
~ Frlsyi MORNING ST oi oroc4, the c,nt-uts Of ,rSs
s;, house No 80 Zithst between 9TH and sih.av Ca.
f,nr I. rosruood Parar Furniture 1,, Center 4,
Tables about 80 ys-s Iare Iarnct on it fo5 itr<, Pee
t...r &C., wood E'asete with doors brrcstse
t vo 7-efsy, Piano. Foifo with carved leg. nt1c ~
hsssits cost s5sJ superior In -. "a fAin' sll
rnAho .auy fSAs, thlH Dirusr and "a Ses eSsy
lima Voc. GlmDu Cock. ewlnt arl u4h'SsnF Re4.
,fd, bureaus AID Wlshsg nos beds and Bed4ns, dar MAJ
fress- b.ifooin Came tlusscry Cn discs Wee SILVER
Win Old .i,er sdg, Cake Bsket. Spoons Foss, Ssbe-
~, de -ho. contents large aa wra pl-hcf hsas.
Ine Furniture is lear. and svery aztec viii p'fifsges
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GroR6E Cook Auct lnecT.
NXJTNSIyE SALE of NEW and SECOND
A tfl.- n tTrnNTTffRF TAPESTRY CARPETS. fr8ucs

EXITNSlVE SALE Of NEW and shCoND-
L. HAND FURNITURE, TAPESTRY CARPETS Flsnes
Ih.o mos &c., THIS DAY, Failyt o. lOi gcocs bJ
sICyEE 81 COOK, az their saeroomi, No. 80 b'oaiSy
cer % Duane orgo assortment 81 s0wood uah1ssny osk
ala va Psrnr, Drawn groom, DnileT1ola iabfy ADD
Chaubes f1t and Housekeepng articles OF every descfp
Of wood Paror uie 10 rieh
IIrn,a other fashionable coerngs insho3,aJ
nd wood astr suites Ia hsir.coth nud push richly
,.rved ior Pier and Tables with marble tops Qa.f
aie sncy lob -, Etsgere- Of beautiful s.yo r
rr04ioie8 fefsu., h1osct-e- Library do, g tane MI
'r. Paiuins sssd French Cd rawaI- Tea sst
Caiee -t.s m ltfe7<p ocssi China ioi1i set,
isbea DO 80. LAlis -oga sofas re- atrtes frn thsis.
sprneel f4or hairs variety Of lyle ant finish aa
hO.uny a. walnut and Bcoeafs " The kizlbe4a,
Lsus X! ntisI sty rusIncei Cottage suites with and
without tofs ilohes, nartlcop Dressing Bureaus
aLd WasisaLl. nnDl1s, aud u.sea Chairs, Rob
Clocks Brsfes Iar,-l, AL llan Capets, Lace Cur
tsE., " .ndlw S.aie Mattresses, BEDS, BIDDING, China sud
Ciasswsre fue TaL4s C.teIy Sserpaed Ware, sc. Gaze
logues ready and tho as BE- examined the day bsffs
die SALE salo positive Ad facility rendered Pufchto
ior boxing and shipping.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that al 4 meet
~ ia. II he tcSh0ifr, u the MICdlSkS sou .RS
RAILROAD COMPANY held Adrian, IN tho afs ol Nch-
iEs fhe Ssh II PM lasi, ei hat sad Cora-
rsuy he cousoidafed with he NORTHERN INDIANA RAIL.
ROAD COMrASI IN pursuance oi The avs Of he sac Of
Nafisan that citing OF he SocShoier. Of the
NCR1HfPN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, held 3:
Lsroe ludiens the r,h d1y Of April a. voei IA.
the ssid AORIHI RI INuIANA RAILRO AD COMPANY
be copsoiies-,d VIII the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL,
ROAD COMPANY a. ouhozed by the laws Of ins state u
Iu6.nA Ara IN pnrsuslee Of the si yo'es IN agree.
ueLt has teen concluded between the sad MIthltAS
SCTlFPN RAILROAD COMPANY and tbs said NORTH
EkN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, whereby they
have tsc1 ne re.ei aud consolidated into Company,
called IHE MIC HIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN
INIIASA RAILROAD COMPANY"
Hocer. ia the old CoI suies requested 70 sur
render INN aey their oil Certificates u STOCK AM taSe cut
new Ceiticsi.- Va the Cons hla,ed COMPANY.
J. ~ HOPKINS secretary
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GI OQn FOR SALE CHI f p
~ sUNtUs Yor ale cheap, tarcs-s.ory BIZ y
HJJsL IN Bu.hgiek ~ &c
Aiso t~o-s'ory COTTAGE. viii two LOTS, in ca,snes-
sfe ons Isud half bours tide from NeSlok; H5zse
G.sv~. -i,ccd- TernIs very eAss. -
TasefbcI with ruu1 Der u HOUSES ard LOAr "a HeN
Yo-k Brook VI ard William sburEh Apply
No 81 L5sry-sf-
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JTYADJUsTED MICHIGAN FIVE MILLION

- LOAN BONDS.
STATE TR,AsURER's OrYI-E, LANSING, March .. 1850
pursuance the following section OF Act relating 20 ms
Ply T. MILLION LOAN BONDS approved February =. %
wlch hereto annexed 10 hereby notice 70 The hoss
of the iolDwiIg described Bonds:
IL IA H. q
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NOTICE is HEREDY GIyEN. tha. al . meet.

OFFicE OF THE MIcHfsaS SOUTHERN AsD N0srHEaN)
lNnIAs. RAILROAD COAPaST, No. u " .i'i nl-s.., :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18

DAKER a. WEEKS, AUCTIoNEERS, have
I'D removed 60 No. FINEST where ury hope 20 isss'es
i..on OF the ps'Ionsge of heir ien- and the public
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Gnaurial.


s-ars TREksrsss's cTFilE. LassISs. Msv I. 1851
ITO the BILL HOLDERS Of the GOVERN
II NFNT STOCK BANK e AM ARBOR. IN Ter q. cal
srr-en6er Of the lis = this bzak tire - - >
beer received TIE Trcazr! pseur, .li tlr
he sale ofthe stocks held b. the ilfc TREASURER
81 q *
IL erdeut thst gTcI Ei has bs-1 peperrs;ct. -1i
II rcrrerce such apparent trlg- The r--cr-ls "a tss
BIZ uy u. tie Protection u the nfere5s Of tis BID r,
10 defer The pavr.eat Of the yd III iEss % be paid
'-s '''- NJ HOLMES STATE Treasurer
CTICE-The Annual Election for Directors
~ o rhe MONTH AMERICAN Insurance Cp9PA-
ii vii b. bid re Once 4 h Company so WALL u
MONDAY. The .'n Day o. Stay list Pol WI 5e oPea 4, y
NJ az close - ?. New York May ~, IS
4 VI. BL-sCkER secre,a-r
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD CO.
fr The F!gcfon ~ TiI ZEN DIRECTORS. vii Dc hell a.
Ofes e The CorAny. 10. Cenre-s % III ESD Al,
Nav IS l5 Poll viii # y 9clck n,n anl clse
Al Sgeock J. 1ls irs.fel Books vii be clue IllrAy.
Is a. u o'cl,cs Al W. -. EMERSON. Secrersfy
TsxE OF TEE Co,;voSwEsirH. SEw-Yo ok, Miy Il I95i
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
\ cfthis B.nk and fr INSPECTORS of The lins
F.eerr vii he h. "a a. the BANKING Rooms MONDAY, tls
tn csy II Juuc T. between lie t5I u: u SRI 0rlct
GEORGE ELLIS. Cashier
OsFIct o. rHE CALM. AID CHc,eo UNoN r. R. Co..
CHICAGO, MAY 2 l8'h
ANNUAL MFETTNG.-Not,ce is hereby given
~ 10 The Stockholders of the GALESA AND HtAGO
UNION RAILROAD CO. thrt tire ANNUAL MEETING Of
the t. ion ~ Directors ana t-inssctoa Of
othsr ha-infs-. wi b held Once ~ Col
Tany n Cicssc WEDNESDAY the 6h t.y Of he n-1I'
az /, O'clock A. NJ W. ~ LAhhAbhE, Secretary.
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lax or rHE Co,;voNREair III. SEw.YoEx. Msy Il 1854
THE ANNIrAI ELECTION for DIRECTORS

n cfths brrk and ~ INSPECTORS ot TOE mex e1 Ins
Bee r viii be- h, % the BANKING b ms On MONDAY tas
IN az q J1uc T. between ,he h5nrs Z y ST. oc.ct
GEORGE ELLIS Cashier.
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1]iano-forte ano lflnsie.
of HALLS

DTNNETT & Co, Manufacturers Of HALLS
ID PATENT CELESTIAL PIANOS, aoo B'os ivay, y y,
only few above Stewards where large supp OF hee
POI usr stIumenis q superior and workmanh can be
seer 81 ell tines. PIANOS, MELODEoNs At,IC AMI
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of a. ltuds - rsa rfea P'iee'
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II o r S A l. L, b
PECAREs, BERNSTEIN 4 PHILIPS,

III ea-tsrly side Of 2isv.. between ish and Wy
StuyvesznNsquAc; the Lot u IS feet inches st5,s o. \
feet des For apply at No 100 ioth-st Soo, 10.
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CCCTCH PIG IHON-Hundred tuns No.
y Garhsre rnd - EiIsd uubsrs b-s; Pis irez, in
srf ing. e -cie y
SFOFfCRD. IILESTON Co., No > b-osiwty.
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Real estate for Sale.


the nohcry side Of icihs between the 81 and ithav
The Lot 3 feet wide aud - and inches deep For
Germs sppy st No 100 lohst. door cast Of 3dsv.
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lRRiVILs At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL.-B Darr.cott: Inland
Route; w Upsham. u 9 N; Reed Y; R:bsrt Z Z
chsrpelI. e a ao,gsnson Petersburg; Cake,
Goo cbIsnd; HIWiIiiams, Miss e. C l. Williams,
Miss Branch. Cumberland C1nniDshsm'
DanviIe; A Campbell, WilminRtop; Simmons.
LADY, Miss Simmons, Dsnville; Clark, Petersburg;
N Manning Bait; q L Reeves, Phils: Cr% D.
Wb,low. Cumberland: g Jepninas Wsshir gton;
Sweet. Bait; A 3 Jackson, Chestsrf.ld; L
Roanoke. Philadelphis;J Campbell Miss Camp
kins, Wilmin gton; J Walker Bait; w wilkins,
Cumberland: Taboqr Wilmington. c,.-
EXCHANGE Eli; ar wsHs Che e. S1tH
Il Hose and lady. Monteemsr.: Va; a MsJoDss
Mr. Pno. c so.te. s' Hund.y s cbs1iote;
Lane, Or J Lsns: YiPM oualls. Rishmons; !
Pepdeton. We; Mr. Williamson. Hsnrico; w r
Aylett, King VIM county; Keller, Ale; Or
Mrs Cochran and child Miss Meaox. Kentucky; 8
ST. CHARLES HOTEL R B Haden and son,
Powhstsn I seayres RED sulph sprinss Wal.
lace, n 4 Hsri. A Lshtper, Va; Z Scott Sue
over; Cheshire j Hare. W Finn. w r. Mallory.
Petbs; R Atkins ID, w Ambers. H Moody, Chsstsr-
field, N Gusesnhsiner, LspchbaJ q Miller. c; r
w Smith. Pr Edw; Tavler. Belmont; J Scott
Hslifsx; 4 Terrell; New Kent; G Garrett. King
FerrY baush, w Bitchett, Albenlarle; Z w Massey,
Louiss; w A Gage. Ala; Thomas, Texas; l.
Chiles + Lsrkin. Washinston; R Thomas, Mad
son: Shannon, Stanton; II Cady, Bath w Brad
lev. Chas City
burg; Arhsr Petersbs; 8 Bissow. Appomsttox; j
c Carleton. Western Va; J West, Petersba; VIM B
spsttsylV'a; nj B Waddy. John A Waddy Louisa: NJ
Brooke uhar, Loujoun aud Va Mnes Sarnl Lesks,
Goochlaud; Or 8 r Green Warren. N C: Thomas
Gibbs and son Chesterhela: Thos Young, Halifax; j
A Groom, Josiah Brown, Wythe; NJ Bovd. Lynch
burg: A Obenchan. Dsnviite, Capt Witcher, Va;
Miller and lady, Cursis. stauuton Isaac Curds.
aau Tenn; J L Homer. Lyuchhe Lucas. Floyd C
H: DIR e Jones, Nottoway; J Parkinson, Boston;
J w Harrison, Bait; J Cooper, Petersbg; Chas +
Bessley. spottsyiv'a: J A Hippo, Caroline; NJ q
freeman, Va l. r; E Thompson, Va; Jos A
Luck, dau shter and CON- Aspsr Grove.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Loss by FIRE.-On Thursday night last
Mr.. Edwin McAdsm of this city, had his soap and
candle factory entirely destroyed by fire. the value
OF which. together with its contents, estimated
at PC 900, on which Mr. McAdam had 30 Insurance
IN the Richmond Fire Association for s. 600. The
fire occurred 10 the east shed Of the main building,
and was entirely accidental. Five ak mep, with
Mr.. McA were ut work over q vat OF washing
composition, when the spirits of turpcntins used
10 the same either caught from spark, or by the
falling of burning candle. ard soon set the room
10 light blaze the workmen barely having time to
escape with their lives. The i5fsmmable matte
rails Ia The factory burned like powder; and
spreading from pile to pile, and room to room. the
whole Establishment was soon enveloped In a sheet
Of flames. Finding that there was no hope OF saw
log the buildings, Mr.. McAdam directed The bands
10 hasten 10 the stable and release the horses which
they scarcely had time to do before that too was
burning In the Office valuable watch dog was
accidentally shut up and suffccated.
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DRUsK.-Charles Keenian. Jack tar on

DRUsK.-Charles Keenian, Jack tar on
board the schooner Golden Rule" got drunk
last Thursday night and behaved very badly in
Rockets While In the heighth of his frolic, two
of the watchmen come up with him, and endeavo-
red to persuade him to go board his vessel qui
city; but instead of doing this he became more
furious abused them for id Virginia loafers, ~
and defed their power. Not feeling disposed TO
stand such bullying the "Chsrlies" fastened on to
the sold salt" and despite his kicks and pulls, land
ed him 10 the cage where he spent the REMAND of
the night Not feeling disposed to fasten such in
cubus upon Richmond community, the Mayor
sent Keenian onsboard his vessel Sin charge of the
officers, who delivered him into the hands of the
skipper to be settled a; the ropes end.
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Wright, a WAGNER, was

KucKED.-Adam Wright, a WAGNER, was
kicked in the face by one of his horses on Brooke
Avenue, yesterday morning and had two of his
front teeth knocked out besides getting his nose
mashed. But for bis being close to tine animal at
the time he received the kick he would 10 all pro.
liability have been killed. AS i. is, his Injuries are
not considered dangerous by DR.. Lewis, who at
tended him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09

MIDLOTHIAN PRS in notice published
by US yesterday of an ac.idsnt that occurred at the
Midlothian Pits some years since there were some
law errors, as we srs informed, which we design
correcting soon as we can see friend who
knows the whole history of The affair. Our In
formant 10 gentleman In whom we have the most
implicit confidence, and we feel assured that he
has not desienedy misrepressnted any of the facts
~ stated by US on Friday morning
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DIED.

On Thursday, 7th inst Mrs. CAROLINE RaVEs'
wife OF Dr. J. Rives at bis residence In bfona'
wick co in the 25th year of her age
The friends and acqusintat css OF her family, aasso
those of VIM Breeder. are invited to attend net
funeral this morning, (sATUkDAnJs i. o.eiJS.
Reads.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, June 8.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
schr. Fannie Currie, Dearborn, N Orleans, ndze,
John Currie.
Schr. Edwin. Aaron, Baltimore, lndzs, w. D. Col
quit & Co.
Schr. VIM. Colquitt, Phillips, do. do.
schr John Oliver. Travers, Norfolk, Co.
Schr United, Clark, Baltimore, Gravel, C. NJ. War
rem Co.
SAILED.
Brig Europa Francis Baltimore, light
Schr. Albert Phsro. Allen. Port Walthall to load
for Philadelphia.
Schr. Golden Rule, Malcolm, Port Walthall to loed
for Phila.
Schr. Ocean. Mitchell, Warrington city, radzs, w
D. Colqutt & Co.
Schr. Mary Ann Elizabeth. Lampdsn.
Sch. Danl Doane, Doans Baltimore
schr. Express, Carlin, Norfolk, mdze w. D. COL
quit Co.
schr. St Cloud johnson, Smithfisld mdzs.
Schr. E. N. Fox, Parker, to load down the river for
New York.
MEMORANDA.
BosroH, June 7th.-Ths crew of the ship l..
Sampson. reported yesterday, were rescued BIZ Capt
Hill, Of the ship Northern Eagle, OF Boston, from
Richmond for Australia, aud thence transferred TO
the ship Revere of Boston, from Calao, arrived at
Liverpool May 18th.
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BAREUhs BABY SHow.-The coarse and
vulgar exhibition at Barnum's Museum is at.
tracing some attention in New York, where
me press comment on it with deserved seye.
fity. They are not likely. however, to shame
nafhum out Of the absurdity. There is no
human weakness on which he will not play
for the sake Of gain. f"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09

SAILING KITEs.-The ordinance against
this species of juvenile amusement, imposes at
heavy fine on parents who permi. their children to
engage 10 it within the corporation limits Boys
for their parents, and themselves from being
brought bel fore the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09

Lo UsTs.-1hese destructive insects
said to be so numerous In the State OF North Car
olina. have made their appearance in Virginia, a
different points gentleman from the country
Informs us that he has seen q plumber of them In
Henrico county, not far from this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09

BRIDL1NG ToNGUE.--Sally Smithers, a
drunken free woman, was arreigned before the
Mayor yesterday, 10 answer the charge of using
impudent and insulting language TO Mrs. Eliza
Jackson. After haariug the evidence in the cause,
his Honor ordered Sally striped dress for her
naughty conduct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09

\, ELECTION TO BE CONTESTED The Anti Know
Mo'nings oil Washington are determined to eontes.
me election of the new city officers Mr. Carlisle
Inc 're corporation Attorney, aud MIR. Fends the
renee an eminent lawyer, have adyised thai the
pfesen, lncumoents OF the COLLECTORS and Reejs-
tsrs IN 'es retain their positions I'M elected by frce
or until new election shall be held. msetipp
81 Inc anu haGw .. Sosainss was held Thursday
Land warrants are offered pleatifnIlv AZ az ~
sued daily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09

NUIsANoE.-A sunni, Ms against John
Brown. for creating nuisance In sn alley between
Mayor yesterday, but not disposed of, the defen.
dant being allowed until this morning to abate It,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09
GOOD EFFECTS OF HAv-

ssa1A2as ING FOR SALE REAL GOOD SHOES
at 75c. and 81 90 psr-The subscribe, feels CRATE
fol to the ladies' for the great recey
I'd from them and to deserve it the more he has
spurred np the manufacturer of his celebrated 1850
and Sl.0O SHOES FOR LADIES, and he writes him
word that " because of the great demand at the Me-
tropotsu Stores for his shoes and because the pro-
pretor is the hes customer he las in Richmocd or
the whols South CT West. he is determined to make
these Shoes for him, better and better and that here
after, there shall bs cause of complaint eilhe.
from him or from the customers Of the popular and
fashionable Metropolitan Store"
The subscriber has alresdy sold this season. 4 722
pair and doubt that he will sell msny more
je G. 8 MAURICE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09

RECRUITS FoR FOREIGN LEGIos.-Philin Ham.
man was examined at Boston, Thursday. CHARGED
Win enistiug men for the foreign legion OF The
o. itish army. He brought 10 men there from New
York on the false pretence Of wanting them for
'srm iaborers and they refasej 10 90 TO HALIFAX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09

HaiPPIkG T0BAoco. Harris &
Gibson adsy OF two sinca sold ten hide, tbs crop
Of James Hsrria, Esq.. OF Buckingham county, q
IN average Of SLAB per hundred pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09
PROJECT IN REGARD TO SLAVERY

PKUJECT IN REGARD 10 SLAV EK1
The Port Gibson Miss Reveille says that
the project which will be carried before the
Legislature of North Carolina, in regard to
slavery, proposes, LIST: ITO render legal the
institution of marriage among slaves; Cd:
To preserve sacred the relations between pa
rents and their young children; and Sd: To
repeal the laws prohibiting the education of
slaves" The main features of the movement,
the Reveille says, have been adopted in prac-
tice, or at least improved in theory, by near
ly all the planters in that region, as far as Cir
cumstances would allow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-09

ORsY THE LAws-Andrew Miller sold
two drinks OF liquor in bis bouse. and not nsv'ne
q tsvarn license, the Mayor fined him 10 both To-
staucfs