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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30
r,su tn, Lar,,,e. (Ean.1,) Tribune.

A minority Of the members returned 10 our Lssi.a-
ture met ct the Harris House At Westport, Mo Tues
day light of last week At the last accounts they
were holding regular sessons at the shawnee Mission
JOIN son is Speaker. Clerks ard Sergesnts a. Arms
are also elected. They deliberate with coed doors.
They talk strongly of setting the Governors authority
at Offence and tgislatiDg ia depeDdently. Let them
than that fo which it was Us LeaveDworth the
day Of election There is such thing, we believe,
a. TREASON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30
A YOUNG MAN SHOT BY HIs RIVAL.

. NtW-dANtN, SATURDAY, A1fll -, $500.
William Clark, young grocer merchant, OF this
city, at O'Clock this evening shot through the head
Richard White, "a years of age, in Whites dwelling.
on Shermsn.av. White had some time ago narried
Miss Bogart, to whom Clark had been very much at.
tached and the murder originated il is said from that
circumstance. Ali the parties of good character
and standing. The distress of Whites wife and hsr
mother have created the greatest sympathy. The
murderer has been arrested. White still breathes,
but his death Is looked for at any moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30
con.,pepderee Of Tt. Inai>a. Stat. Journal

FRIENDS MISSION, h. T., April IS. 1873.
Had there been shSdow Of chance 70 defend our
,j2Lts in the Territory We should hsve made the st
tempt for there is yet some OF the same spirit smODg
lie pioreers that inspired our fathers 10 sv down
their ives on the bloody feds Of Concord and Lex
ipptou 10 recue ana recesui their country Blu. there
was such an overwhelming number Of The d" Pakes'
on every election ground al armed with revolvers,
bowie Knives aud oouole bsrreled shot-guns with
ea,iopsly Fix pour der ha, hey nj ht IN of
an emergency that il was deemed the best policy 10
'leave them alone in their. glory and give them 10
cau.e to spi their venom among Us Which tbey
seemed TO desire so much You csn psrhsps, form
some ides Of the stste Of Thugs sere when tel you
there were SEQ voters eyen At one precbcf, aud i'm
peIteG from Missouri who surrounded the polls ard
kept o the bones. settlers that they were obliged
to leave and Tot vote At smother, tree-S)isr was
Knocked down aud kicked and abused mi'esably, and
even part Of bis clothes torn off, merely because ne
refused 10 60 and vote Pro slavery tcke, which
offered him.
A fec houses were demolished, because they were
the houses Of horest Free State men Of which 81
the time they went 10 destroy the gay Ct the cleo
tior--vse occupied by lazy alone, whom they called
upon to leave, but she promptly refused saying:
''she would 10. disgrace herself by esyng for such
81 pack OF rascals.' But the next morning while
the woman was away q. some OF the neighbors, the
honse torn down.
Such are few Of the trials which we undergo In
Ksnsss Houses torn down--fSmiiies LETT homeless
honest settlers driven bleeding ffom he Pols-an9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30
THE BRIDGE AT GAINESVILLE, OHIO.

CLEVELAND, Saturdby, ApfH % 100.
No DELAY will occur in conveying passengers and
baggage between Cleveland and Enc IN consequence
Of the burning Of the bridge the river at Panes
vile. The time lost will be made up other parts of
the road. Freight will be delayed but few hours.
Ample means sre provided by the Company for con
portage half mile, free oil cost and with unaeces.
S6ry Qelay,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30

Tows on Frnr.-The cars from the South yes.sr
day at poop reported the town Of Lawrence soma
Eve miles south Of ths place, on fire, a. the tram
We suppose the entire village has been reduced TO
sshes together with large quantity Of weod IA the
immediate vicinity. (UrbsRa Ohio Gasstts. slta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30
SNOW IN SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, Saturday, April %, 1855.
1t commenced showing here about O'Clock this
afternoon and still continues The SNOW sneits almost
az fast as II faiis. r.; a.,
w alter viii commence to be lei into the Erie Canal
a. morrow evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30
THE MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

BOSTON, Saturday, April %, lo55.
The Hiss Investigating Committee has adjourned
until Tuesday next. Ii Is rumored that the real Mrs.
Patterson will then be produced as witness.
In the Senate, to coy bill to establish Board OF
Raurosd Commissioners passed to a third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30
WEATHER AT BOSTON.

Boston, April %, ls55-6 T. NJ
We had a slight fall of snow here this forenoon:
The we ather is now thick aud Cloudy with cold
essterly wind.
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CANAI. NAVIGATION.

OswrGo, Saturday, April 2s, 1858.
Water will be let into the Ossego CaOa On Tdes-
dsy next and it will be opened tor navigation as adj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30

Territory Ksnss. Il saved Aboitonisn is rebuksd, her
forr ,toTm.d her f,s dr.silns IN the su', The u S2
structure not sDesnf to sustain tbs small sensn'
Ard this may b taken a. a fair specimen Of tbs
PTo-Sisvery press in al tbs region IL Is ss'd nat
in ibe Territory. Even in LsErspce, which bss
been supposed 10 be under the influence Of New
England, tue vote stood for Slavery 49, for Free
oom, 255i
converted with several Nssourisns who we're
present ct the elections. They cid not conceal t1s
faci, that they went into Kanzs TO control the Gao
yeis, but rather made il mstter Of bOssting Insy
justified their conduct the ground that the Aif-
Societies Rad doDe the ssme thipg-iha. H. h.1 sent
into the territory TO make it free, sad they were
determined 10 defeat the attempt The .rmed iova-
sion Of The territory appears to have been carried on
ty regular syste n. For each election precinc.
body Of MissOQHiaDs we're sc siled who IL sde their
sIpeoIhLce ut the polls ~ the appointed tlme, aud
were thus able TO carry things their own way. Hun.
1reds Of sctua settlers either refused were afraid
- 60 20 the ballot boxes, and hence the proslavery
psrty completely Triumphant. Even some OF
those who have been cent by tbs northern associs
tiops, ore seid 10 have voted with the successful
party, although it to DO hoped that tbs number Is
rail-
IL KsDsas to be free or q slave STATE All The
signs Of TIE times point 10 The lster alternative the
probable result and sncb il certainly viii be unless
numerous sid sessrmiI ed body Of liberty loving men
eek al early residence 10 the terri DRY. No doubt an
effort will be made 10 the course OF thu coming al
tumn suing spring, 10 form q constitution organ.
izDg slavery one Of the peculiar institutions Of
Ksbfas. When this shall have been done the peops
o. Missouri will again make their appearance a, the
Polls, and secure large Iomnal majority 10 lis
favor and thus Congress vii. be asked t. admit ksa
sas Us slave State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

NAPOLEON IN ENGLAND.-The Emperor of the
ons of his acts tbers to he an .nsns.i ana
the destiny In which he so confidently trusts He
dat ed decree at Windsor Castle. The project vi no
received it exclaimed This is la Napoleon, This
Is not the last of the Emperor's DEGREES from.the
British capital" Nothing wss better calculated to
crafty the national feeling of the French than this
Napoleon assumption. 1t is evidently little mort.
fling to the English press wi ch treat it az theat-
rca flourish it truly is but it bsts the part which
the expoliceman ia to play in the great drama of his
own production.
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,FELEGRAPHIG NEWS
.lsPEcIAL DEspArcH.l
MURDER IN NOpEnf u

Ia, onafoLk, May l4th..--On Saturday morn.
ny, ABOUT 2 LIZ clock, most brutal assss.
snauon TOOK place In the streets of this place
Na a man named John Murphy, . resident Of
r ou was wayiaid. about twoihours be-
.Sre Gay Saturday morning, and stabbed
thn.ougn the heart. and in three other places.
r w Two NO men named Decker and Gosline, who
aud ud NJ Nh 40 oyster sloop between this place
quite dead pny "ss
:, nom the murderers were examined befora
the Mayor to-day, and remanded to iail.
>. Inc evidence against them is very strong
appears that they chased him up from tbs
s wns,i ana despatched him with knives be.
lore his cries could bring help. : 10
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AUCTIoW GIm.
FUTURE DzY1.
SALE u OF HousEHOLD AND

Ale OF HOUSEHOLD AND
HORSE AND WAGON. Erc.-Aetios = c.,stn,
rFsn P,oeeed % cell 1t public auction, on WE'D.
v1 - me I'D inst It the resideues Of the Iats
~ MS Honsshold ard Kitehsn Huruiture eons;sin.
=. GnslI Isefea wardrobe. etc the stoek Of Gro.
ssres on nse1; and Horse ard Wagon.
49,. - AT sums on voo snd under cssh--ail sums
~ iour months credit for negotiable uotes.
GEORGE w. BANKER Cur.to,
IT, All persons having property of any sort IA
ohking 20 the late VIM T. Bcza, must return h -
the 20 the Curator Persons having claims srsinst
sns esl VII present them At once for settlemeut
-no.e indeetsd are requested TO make smmedisfe
NJ @. w. BARKER,
- -
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MARINER.
APPOINTMENTS

APPOINTMENTS IN WASHINGTON !
WasHINGros, May Ia The following
appointments have been made in the Patent
VIM: Chauncey Langdon of Kentucky.
promoted to the Office of Chief Examiner OF
Patents. Salary S250O. "a
~ VIM Reid. New York, Amos T. Jmaks
Rhode Island. Thos. Dodge, N. Hamns.irs
ara Isaac Toll, Michigan, were appointed
assistant examiners to Langdon.
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN sTAUNToN.-Sundsy morn.
ing most distressing accident, of fatal character
occurred in Stanton. young man named Price
went to one OF the livery stables in the town. and
against the advice of the proprietor, hired wild
horse. He started out of town, and upon getting
near the nsylunl was thrown against the wall sur
rounding with such violence that the Injuries re.
ceived proved fatal before night.
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rrr1h CHANGE OF HOURs-

tsze-zG;.gsh CHANGE OF HOURS
TRI.WEEKLY LINE OF PACK
ETs FOR LYNCHBURG AND BUCHANAN.-On
and after the 18th May. Bosts will leave Rich.
mond at A. M, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
and arrive in Lynchburg next day at 6 p M Re,
turning, leave Lynchburg MONDAY, Wednesday and
Friday at A: M and arrive in Richmond next DAYS
at A Nj. The Pemberton line will be discontipued
from the above date and in consequence of the high
price of provisions and forage the fare will be raised
BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
d-2u
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REMOVAL OF BISHOP McGnL.-The Provincial
Council of the Roman Catholic Church held las,
week In Baltimore determined upon the transfer
OF the Right Rev. Bishop McGin from Richmond.
20 the new see at Washington. The very Rev.
d. B. Coskrey, of Baltimore, has been appointed
Bishop Of Richmond. Bishop McGill Is alive of
Pennsyivania, and one of the most distinguished
preachers In the Catholic denomination.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS

AsoTHER RELieIous CoxTRovERsY.- Emu,atlnr
Bishop Hughes and Senator Brooks, Ia N. Y. f.,he,
sp'dius snd'Professor Morse. Ia Louisvil,e, KY
engaged in religious Political discussion. TIE
Bishop says that Lafayette never said MI ever the
bsrties ofthis country are ruined It viii be BY Fo
m''h friest,' sad the Professor comes back at him
Saturday In several columns OF the "Joarnap' to
rrove be did,
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ACQUITTED OF SLAVE PIRACY

PHILADELPHIA, May 14.-The jury 10 the case
of James Barnard, tried in the u S. District Court
here, for piracy In dealing 10 slaves, the ship
Grey Eagle, this morning returned a verdict Of
acqaittal, and the prisoner was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

WARRINGTON IRvING AMLERIrE.-Itis not gen,
eraiiy known that the accomplished author of the
sketch Book" Is an sdherent to the Milerite sect.
and has been so for an extended period of time
SIR William Cell states in letter to the late Lady
niessogton which appears in the recently publish
ed memoirs of that parsonage, that In 1884 Irving
1867 " % N-U AZ
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MARKE TS

Ngw York, May 14.-Cotton unchanged Flour
has declined IL cents per barrel. Southern Sll a
81 81. White Michigan Wheat s2.7O per bushel
Corn unchanged. ~
s97. $3.50 :
BALTIMORE, May 14.-No sales of -four TODAY
buyers and sellers differing widely In their prices
Grain 10 held at Saturdays rates.
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LARGE PLEASURE FYcJrRs,on

WASHINGTON, Msy IA The steamers Powhatap
and Washington, left here this afternoon for the
81. Mary's celebration in Maryland. The company
numbered 400 persons; and among them was the
venerable George Washington Park Gusts. The
companies consisted mostly of the Georgetown
College students and the Young Catholic Friends
Societies
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FRoM THg WEsT.-The st. Louis Republican, of
Saturday, has advices of the arrival OF the Macki.
nav express at Kanzss city, from the Rocky Noun
tsins, reporting the snow as being three feet six
inches deep. The Indians had been very troub le-
The company were detained by them for two days
The public meeting at Leavenworth adjourned
withou, any remarkable proceedings. The leading
resolutions were favorable to the law taking its
course.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON LOUISIANA
IL STREET, IN FULTON, FOR SALE ATAUC.
Ti0N.-Will BIS sold on FRIDAY next the 18th May.
1855. on the premises, at o'clock neat Framed
Dwelling, locsted IS shove, now in the occupancy
of Mr.. L c. Rock The house has rooms, and there
is on the lot well of good water
TERMs-One-third cash balance at and months
be airing interest secured by trust Decd or title re-
tanned The taxes for the present year to be paid by
my Is GODDIN l. APPEREON Aucts
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.Arx At honsEAx - Foux. kunp.,--We
asse >ust returned from the Wild Cat saws the
hs'.ye"e Qa) Courier of May 4th. three miles
norm east OF the town. where We attended the po,
mortem examination held before the coroner, iu,y
o'e' 'ne dead body of Cephas Fahreubaugh, who
'A' " n's dea'h under the following circums,an.
ces, a. sworn to BY the Witnesses:
noous II O'clock last oeht three men went to the
Nv .s,o " mr. sarenbaugh, little north OF wild
bridge, and finding the door fastered AL sd so-
aomssion Cephas. the eldest of Farenh.u -.
swo sons, got up from his bed where he v..
Tse s sad let them Into the house. There vss
sn1o on tne hearth, making It light enough To see
any OBJECT plainly. The three men saw H. "a
man iying In the bed, and asked the dere..ea n
.nete were any other men about the houae hnt ~.
800 saa ,m.meoiateiy commenced searching the
aeus examining every corner They were told
.nss mere was another man In, bed. WIKI sss.
pointed out The old man, suspicionins thai Al, -.
no, right, got out of bed, when he WAS ,immsd,s
nsnos Oh one OF the three men, 1'
The other two sssassins caurht hold of,h
ceased, ana dragged him out of the door int a.
ymo. IN the meantime The younger brothsr sn.
,ha a. oea' ana seized an Iron poker. used about
cue cue nre' ana msde at the man who had struck his
ts'her-knocked of his hat, and drove him fror,
tue mousse, He followed on to the door. where he
saw the two men strus gle with the deceased One
nso hold OF bin, and the other Immediately drew
= 1lCnPg
below the right shoulder, passing through The
lungs, severins the main arteries and producino
death almost instantaneously. The hree assassins
then ran ct. leaving large bowie knife, on tho
end of the handle of which were the initials en-
graved st d." also chisel, which had evidently
been used by painter aud glacier, together with
the silk hat knocked off by the younger brother In
which was black silk cravat The post mortem
examination was made by DR.. Fshnestock, In pres
ence of the coroner's Jury
The blow received bv the old m nm uvas a tor,;l,o
one-his forehead. his eyes and face being badly
swollen, aud black as the hearts that perpetrated
the deed
The young surviving brother, who L. about Mines
teen years OF age, csrtiie that the same three
strange men called at the house on Wednesday
las. ana asked for drink of whiskey, acted
strangely. apparently examining every part of the
house, and when asked what they were doing. said
fney were working 10 Detroit and were ON their
way to the city. They remained several minutes
and lett The young man said he knew the men
as soon as he saw them last night, and would re-.
cognise them again.
AS soon as the news reached the city, the sheriff
and an ofhcer OF the police started 10 search and
took up seven men. slI of whom were secured in
jail to await an examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE wife of well known
actor, 10 Baltimore, attempted to commit suicide
Saturday night, by taking lsudanum
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ouTRAaE-The tent erected by w. Van was-
ner, the Pougbkeepsie blacksmith, was partially
burned by some rowdies Saturday night. The
tent was put up to deliver temperance lecture
In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

FANNY FERN has been engaged by the proprie-
tors of New York paper, to write tale for the
enormous price of one hundred dollars column
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AUCTION sALHs.
TTTURE D1Ys-
BY TAYLOR 4 WTTT1E5

vzV<
BY TAYLOR g WTIII1Na
DTJTT nrrss - -
mn AND CARNIuGTON eTs Az ATrcr1nM = =
WIN pc sold on FRIDAY. the isth Az ~ = ,s:r
q O'Clock, Lots frontirs ~ -. - MsJ isoo,
upiou Hill nearly opposite the named ss
house OF Capt Elijah Batter Thsss IL. me -. Hofe.
popular neiihborhood ~. IN ns.s HSls are II =
family residences VIII e.. al M ior stores or
denins purposes e soA tot eeneni gsf-
Terms at sale, vbieb rim h-,
myi TAYLOa Witt GsgI mcossins.
--- -0- = = LILA M, Auefs
DIJILDTNG nrc Ar D,ynr
ID win be soid - No. a. a = ODLdC GALE.
meneinr AZ e,eioeI "a I. 1in May, 1885, com
Lots well suttsd ~ ya tse nunoel o. smaii-szsd
A portion Of thss. IL, men OF limited means.
tbs work shon. ~ *. 60 sse im eoisteiJ opposits
Valtev .t.ap '. .ne osntrai Railroad, on 18th or
above. aAu o'ae's On the beautiful Hin
Aftsr vbIc, v,ill y. .s,..Y.
sire at nesr ~ ZIG Lots on Bowling Green
10 worthy the stt.r,isr as auInPAe- rms property
q home 1t ANAL ecst "a Peisons oenrfns 70 secure
Terms at saIe. usirh ,z;u
myI4 T.V Sn vi De accommodating.
- = WILLIAMS. Anets.
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POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.

WILMINGTON Del, May 1.-THE drying and
grinding houses of the Garesches powder mills,
blew up this morning about1 o'clock. No person
was hurt, -s-- 49,
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GENERAL sHIkLps.-A letter from Gen. shieIds
hss been received in wsshns ton in which h. state,
that he is now travelling through the territory Of
Nj ne.ots, with which he 10 thus fer greatly pleased
He represented the climate, air and water a, ve,x
& ae and the soil Incredibly fertile
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RAILROAD ACcInFNT

WARRINGTON. May Hth-The afternoon train
from Baltimore ran burning bridge near An.
nspolis junction. The mail and rear car ran of.
injuring the mail agent and brakeman
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ACCOMMODATIONS. s. Mccoy has been ap-
pointed United States District Attorney at New
Orleans, vice E. w. Noise resigned.
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Obstructive FIRE AT SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS
destructive FIRE occurred at Springfield Illinois,
Saturday morning. The best business portion
of the city, including the State House square, was
consumed. Nine splendid stores were destroyed.
and the loss is estimated at $l50000, which is
mostly covered by insurance. the FIRE 10 attribu>
ted 10 an incendiary.
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Six sisters were recently married In the same
night, at their house in Somerset county, Pa.
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MOBILE, May 10th.-Letters received here
state that the Newport Warehouse, at Bud.
geville, Ala, was burned on the 5th instant
with 400 bags of cotton and an immense
quantity of grain and other freights.
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NEW EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-In the
Massachusetts Senate, on Saturday a bill was In
troduced Incorporating Donald Mckay, George B.
Upton, Enoch Train, B. Hail. and James M Beele.
their associates SUCCESSORS, &c., the Boston and
European Steamship Company, with capital of
g. 600 GOO
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CLERK OF THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
WARRINGTON, May 14th.--Hon. SAM H Hunt.
ingdon, of Connecticut, was to-day appointed
Clerk of the Court of Claims
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CAPT. INGRAHAM IN PHIL ADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, May IA th-Cspt Ingraham, of
the 81. Louis, has declined the public diuuer ten
cered him here. giving as his reason that circum-
stances require his immediate presence In Charles.
ton, s. G.
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BY THOMAS w. KEFsEE.
lohce with Geo. J. Sumner No. 20 Pearl stre.t !
EXECUTORS SALE OF yALuARrE

EiAECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
= - HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNf.
LUXE. PIANO, COOKS, ke..l AT AUCTION
w III be soidon TUEsDAY MORNING uext. NAV
!2en commencing at O'clock at the residsnce q
sne rare Geo n. johnson, en- Broad street uear the
Mon nmentai Church. all of the HOUSEHOI.n Am
KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO, BOOKS. 10.
oonsisur In part of one very fine Rosewood case
leaves fiano Forte, Book Case. Sofns Marble Ton
Tao,es, Parior Chat very fns -sidsboard, diniur
tables, Parior and Chamber Carpets, Wardrobes |.
S Suresus Boob Presses Bessteads, Bsds., Bair ana
S Snuck msttresses. WashstAnds Hat Rack Pictsres
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking 6tove &c q -.
catalogue of the Books win be printed before
the day OF sale. They will he sold imme diatev AZ
ter the Furniture. Terms-For ali um / under An
car; Soo and over that amount menths credit for
approved endorsed negotiable notes. - -
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Executor. +.
my 8 -. THOs. w. KEEsEE. Anction.sr.
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.RUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL Es-

Il TATE IN PORT MAYo-AT AUCrION-A,
ted 18th April 1851, duly recorded in Hsnrico County
Court shall in execution of the said trust, proceed
to sell, at public auction the premises on FRI
II not the next fair day, the real estate conveyed BY
the said deed consisting house and lot on the south
SIDE OF Orleans street. between Osborne,s Turnpike
amp the Williamsburg road, fronting 26 feet running
back lS2 feet. inches or less The subseribeT
will convey such title only is vested in him. -
Terms cash. JAS. ELLETT Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

HEAVY RoBBERY.-On Wednesday night William
Cobb, young man, was arrested in New Orleans for
robbing the iteamer southern Belle of $40 Co.,
-Four ffths ct the m9ney was recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15

The stesmsr New Georgetown, with government
mouth of the Missouri river, and Ia q total loss