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4rrjSop the hfrngi uqcbine man.

The Cincinnati Commercial OF Saturday says
that this unfortunate man, rs the day approach
es ON which he's to expiate his terrible crime, by
the death penalty, evinecs by his haggard coun-
tenanee and altered dcmpanor, that he begins to
realize all the horrors OF his condition. Remorse
seems to be busy at work with his Conscience
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LATE NEWS BIZ The MAILS.
hnOlp SOfbiug Iirtort

Cm AGO. March S-.Ihc majority for the Know
Nothing candidate for Mayor i :}li The sue
crs-tnl party are rejoicing over the result. and
have n had large procession, which marched
through the principal streets, headed by a Ger
IN IN band
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Serious Fire in Detroit.

DETROIT March S.-A livery stable belong
ing 10 John Long, facing the Biddle House, in
this city was destroyed by fire last night. Some
fifteen or twenty horses persisted in the flames,
and large number of carriage, wagons and
sleighs were consumed. Loss 100000 insurance
S50D0
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DecLineSthe lnpnintment.

WAsnINGroz, March 5.-Bcn. Mccullough
says he will send in his resignation Major in
the new regimen, from civil life an insult 10 the
class he is intended to represent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

krMoR,-A rumor prevails that Jefferson Da
w. present Secretary If War, Is to get the new
brgadier gcneralship
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Escope ora Recdpture.

ALBANY Y, March 8.-Phelps, under sen
tenc,. Of death for the murder of his wife, escaped
from iaiI this morning by locking the Tailor up in
his cell He was. however, recnptured some four
miles from the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

sun OR RED ron tuBA.-lhe offer prupo-
sed by the ONT Embass ,dors for Cuba, is SAID
Ia have been one hundred aud twenty millions of
dollars or an advance of twenty millions upon
the amount proposed by President Polk.
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DcnLh nf PnnIe

n. YORK. March 8,-Bn Poole the rugiIist,
who was wounded in the late atfray at Stanwix
Hall died this morning of his injuries. He has
suffered greatly from inflammation for the past two
days. Turner, who shot himself in the fray, will
probably lose an arm, erysipelas having set IN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
Een.. CaSs at Home.

DETROIT. March 7.-Ccn. Cass was welcomed
to his home in this city to day, by salute of
thirty two guns.
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CAPn> BRIpGf


CAro> BRlpGF
Hampshire county Va March Isl, SD
Mr. Z +. Cooper Dear Sin: Agreeable 10 Your re
quest and m, desire to benefit tfc afflicted hcr,
by certify the gr1oi rretl have rccey ell from the USE
OF Haapoas Vtgttpbe Yincfme
was taken with violent p0ippafioH rather nut.
trrinG an trembling al the llrt, which continued sew
ert daNs II Srem"d n ifm> heart had almost forgotten
its Office. fh, family hecamr ltrned md procured a
bote Of This ,ulrrblr Medicine aud broie Ind rsk,n
ON, hottie Of this Totc'pe 81 Hamp'oas was rl-
tirely rclirvej.
Thu j. the 'tsrd Il telicf in nv family rs,
the al hi saIteb'e Medicine Nnnr thu. car
aso hid u with ac,,a,iou Of my onbte tom necr
Of wna is grnrraily called i.k leg lad lost n tt>,.
and appetite and the sore WI cl sare tyrt tneIes
~ ahd dawn, and lhf abound NV anke. teJc. ted
cdor head il Until PROC red lIbmptons Neg
etnble fineure,oue hotir Ut wrh r,-torrd my health
henled anke, mud am fr,cr from swelling than f,i
the last thirty gta14.
dgain. one my daughters WIS very Low from scyc
dvsente y aud "hea she began to all up her feet
menccd swelling, wh'.f Inrt.Hse! Every drs, un beaaI,
10 be very pnlntu=s,e bouie OF Hampton
7'nciure; the pnns a>,u1sed, Tue swelling sui
81 led and hoi health ,efmnei-me kept her leg, han
daged with sIps OF wnocH Gntl hei -trcrsth returned
| have he lus raitirujec. That other. nler simlar
circumstances nigh be Induced 10 Hsr themselves. III
His remedy, Your, with rs.rcrr.
EnzARfrn EDWARDS
do here',, certify tIHt am personally acqlm;nlcl
with Mrs Edwards. an can -atelN recommend tAn a.
boye statement 10 be correct
Er CoosrR Postmaster.
C,pon b ,dee Hampshire county, Va.
70 Delicate Ludie, AID Children viii plea,r give i
tral.
sp,ee mi mt p r,nii 10 name huadycas Of o1rrs a.
Geo W. GooJr, Ii. Cupt. Tho- Caaot, Robert CAN'T
Jam, Sudr, curcl "f Reformation.
Jnhur.1 S.A Griffin lohn Luh,, Rev V. E,n
riisc 1 S navy, and thousands u, 9th, rs cured nj
Dyspea,ia, Scrofula Cough Lis' GumrluHt. Bronrhl.
IL, ST. yra- Da"ce &c. We r"e To own citizens
Cal ia t,rsm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

NATuRALIzA1IoN.- In the the New York Sc
nate Of Tuesday last MrGoodwin introduced
Joint resolution directing the mcnhers of Con-
gress from that State To sustain law extending
the probationary terms of naturalization to TWEEN
ty one years and providing that none but citl-
zens Of twenty one years residence shall have
thcprvilcge to exercise the right of voting
Afnr considerable opposition the 18th instant
WIS assigned for the consideration of this sub
jet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

BoSToN, March S,-Anthony Burns pub
lcy received at the fremont Temple last night.
About Thousand persons were present. 1t was
a semi religious affair, and the prominent aboli-
tiunsts were absent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
REMOVAL.

2The subscriber, having removed 10 his new Store,
" drnrs abnve lls old stand and three doors south
~ Main and Maraet st"ets, prepared to offer in.
urentenls psrso purchasing all kinds of ID. ugs,
Medicines, Pants. Oils, DYES. Window Glass, Putty,
PERT nerY Fancy Articles &c. &.
This Shore i, la2 feet Deep which will enable him to
keep n uch arger stock than usual. Particular
lion will be paid all orders Prescrpti' filed at
all hni nd from exrererc of more than 80 years.
he fatIer- himsei' that he i'll be able to furnish only
such medicines nte pure md cci ui,e Allihe new
pharn aceuticaf Preparations made they appear In
the Medical journal.
MUSIC SALOON.
The socond story will nsed rs Music Saloon where
lie has now and will Aeer upply .. those truly cell
ebrntrd Worlds Fair Loudon) Premi m Pnros All
kinds of Music and Musical Instumer,s furnished
order. IIivatc To- the Saloon n the alley
Visitsrs will please ring the ,iooi bell
D. r LYMAN, Rank Squsre-
SEP l2-dA2tau6me
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Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.
lA " sssaas,s 1saas ~ w
TRAINS LEATE PETERSB URG.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHNOND.

TRAINS LEiTE RfCHNOND.
Exrr,ss Tain dnily Al. ..-.#-- -. u a
Mail llRiu. duy NJ - .---..-3
Freight Tam. with pa.srni er Chr nttnrhCi Mon
dnvs, " cdncsdnvs nni trd y. III II
The Express I Mn, leaving Richmond nj n m.
connects with the luu lrr,ag Pcte stun, ty t, South
81 l., RailrunJ, lor Iyrchhlrr.
Passengers lru,eR LYnclhute 10y The rn,foiup rran.
The South ,id RAJ raud, re.nhio ia 'e.r-burs
three hours, I'd hy inhne tn T.. fmin thu
evening ucry Nurth, hrnsel wa mud luggage hrirg
transported threuqi Z chuond \ G. Tree ot charge
ifthey r-i = - sion in Rchu.on', be there To In.
rhrongn Tickets ion Washington Ut. $3.50. 80 90
Ia tmorr NJ -s.-.-.--. q "a
- Pulnde.uhin nj. .-.. .--... q 90
Can =" procured 1t TIN Ticket Office ia lrt,rsh
The Exlr~s trans 10 ,tnr for way paascnrcr,
rhe Mail trains will only stop at Port AL In mud
tloycr lI lunrlian. Hall W., Station and Manrhcs
Ter. The Accommo tipu tlnins vii stop for way Ius.
.ruerr4.
Forr for Whit person., II IS; Cbiirenoyrr fy,. mud
twelve wears Of nge, 81 cents; Golorcd cr4uu.
IL servants cnr 81 ccf
A discount OF 10 c,nts will BE- made ench fare
when tickets prorur'd the Office. mud persons
getting an the uhrrc nal tickets sold
Srrvhntsw no hr pt miil"d IN tr-t cluss except
when il intend 1ntuni Children, sirt p" aona
absolutely requiring ter me which the
pr,e us tor ~ hirc ..crsous viii he cbntrrd.
TtlOS ODDAAlEAD, SUpf.
Ohic, r. & Z. r. II CO
mnr dsrts kichmerd. March AID. 1885.
GLOVER SEED.--i'RlME MEAN GLOVER
~ Seed for salt, ~ the best terms.
Gb25ts CRENSIIAW & co,
Norrh lilo nfrb 'lpsio Richn, nj Va
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MIMI InteIiipence.

WAsHINGToN, March s.-Thc L. s. frigrates
Congress and Constellation will shortly sail for
the Mediterranean, to relieve the sqadron there
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Will YOU Read the Truth p

Medicine must have merit and great merit 10 stani
"A the test ofrubIc opinion. No at man can
salyani>e worthless steir 50 as to kept up good
medicine. # il be "
good medicine will live, be ONE popular, and cx
trd1 ii, sale year after wear. in spite ef opposition.
The pro L. readily 6ni il virtues, aud the ame al
them Puss,', from mou TO mouth with more rapidit,
than newspaper. can SPREAD it. living witness irsi
wing nc medicine has made for him is of far
service Il an any news nIcr advertising
la proc! nf aha say above. we refer ,ou Ia
flAMPrON'S VEGEfBLE 1lNDTuRE, and its cf
frcts ls rra-, ia in the months of mutIudrs The
best men in country give Their testimony 10 it,
wonderful cures. Anon. them mime Hon II
Chy. Hon. Rich. VI John on, ice President of The
/ utcd Stat = with hundred. of others Capt. Thomas
Canot-hr nhrr to the 'elrbrated ph,sican Of thu
Emperor OF Funce-wa. cured by it of II disease at
yea sandns.afer the sill Of all tile Doctors OF
Europe and America had Gr,! To cure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
No 2 SPRING 1855 No. l2,
Rdiliu gtrook street. Sycamore stree
MUIR Il STEVENS,



Roliu gtrook street. Sycamore areet.
MUIR Il STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in China, Glass,
Il Eartnenwar.. Looking Glasses. Britannia ard Plated
Nare, Fancy Goods. 49, corner Of Bollingb,ook and
Sycamore streets. Peter .burg, Virginia
The snbscr.rets now Receiving from Europe, OF
then import ton. per ships Isaac Wright, Under
wriShter, Wyoming Constantine and Diver, a very
large s6ck ii G""ds, con pri.ing all articles usually
fund in establishments Of their kind. Among which
fr'urh md English China Dinner and Tea sets,
s'me vary hue aud uf pattern and sly also,
WIN" Grare nnn Printed Dinner and Tea sets.
tren' h and English China White Granite. Printed,
Willow, Marble. Flowing Blue, Mulberry. Colored
aud Edged FLUTES and Dishes China Lava Iron, Stone,
lite Granite Lustre. Marble, Huning. Pearl Color
Dip,i md orl,tr STYLES of Pitchers Basins and
Eu-r- wis, Mugs, CoHee and Tea Pots Of all dcs-
4 iptiun..
Gn.- Ware ("f all sfyes) embracing Gobets,
ruml lcia. Wine tin--e- Decnnters Sslvers Nappes,
Bowls. Celerie-. pi.cher.. Salts Vinegar, Peppers,
Mu-t,rI- Spoon Gasors, Finger Bowl, Lamps. Flower
ana Lamp Sbaie-. Sugars. Coognes, Bhters Bottles,
Julrp 1ubr- Curtain Pins, Cur rintes, Paper Weights.
Syrup Bortlr-, Cpndle-tic =, Jars &c
Louk z tiiu--rs-tine French Plated Mirrors Gilt
and 1hognny fmmo do, Swing, Ring and Pocket do.
Brilnnnia md Plntei Wnrc, Tea Ware, Cofees.
ftch"r.. Lamps and Cnstor-.
Sone Ware ot Ell descriptions; Waitsrs, Fancy
Goo l., e. which they respectfully invite tho atten'
ton al the Worth Car"lnn aud Virginia merchant and
the pu genera Is. feeling confident tha they are pre-
rn,ed otsr great indu emcnts, both quality o
good. u price Thcy 20 determined To sell as low
my hnuse North o. south,
mart d2m MUIR 4 STEVENS.
N. --ra,,euar attention paid to pa 'kirg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

Hon. Robert NJ. Wicklitie, brilliant oratorof
Kentucky, died in Lexington on Sunday week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

Representing an Evrftu rctio IN the History OF Oar
County
Il will be seen by referring the list, Tint here
mauy Valuable Pieces ot Property. Costly 7 tnt
ines. superb Snmnry Beautiful Enernvnrs. G, silly
Jewcy, Magnificent Shawls aud othrr Beautiful Cts
-uch ~ Clocks, Watches, Illuminated Works, e, to
tn. number Of Five Hundred rhousna1-worth $500
900
Asthe SociHy poets remove 10 the New Hall nj
,hInl ton by the middle at uue the distribution will
'ut' pn,e on The FIRST OF July. 1888
Tic >ame rude. and regulations thnt have heretofore
gu'lrd Ila Sncier>s distributions will he adhered IN in
TIL t.nI on M account Vii there be any postpone.
rfeDt fronr he day mmrd. All l,t"r- and mmutica
ra- tpos pad fr certiirntes, ON business. 10
al. lfr =.a TT
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The Freight an any mt, 10 not etuneuated In the
bhoyc let. Hscetnnrd npon application 10 tho
Agent oi The Sourh..ide Railrund at Lynchburg.
GENEnAL RULES.
l. Thi' Company viii not bold themselves Liable for
Diugrr 'rn,n h,e, curriers'. for any
nIt5Ic inter it. afvn lis pnce Of destnai ion, and
uulaaded IN the Compnhy's warehouse or depot.
> Ne gaol, will be cyed al the Lynchbu'g Depot
pfter oclack I NJ from 1T May Ia LIST Of October
mud none utter 1 O'Clock +. NJ. from lst October 10 lst
Of My
By mder OF lie Boeid of Dire. tors.
W HoHNlR. Agent ut Lynehburg.
Il. &. WALL, Supt.
riiG I,Srfl =. s. r. R.
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\ ours most truly \.
TIE EAlAJ.E SYSTEM.
IT II T u VI Il III - II II NJ
Liver Complaint. Debility

Exiact frna james Harris E-q ,, Leiler. AIexandrin
Va.-Alter speaking of wonderful .lres on lin,.of he
SAYS: Mrs. II. has been suffering viii thu In
plant and with inability, constantly complaining hom
weakness. through her Wtter She ENJOY.
he}fcr hcaIh than 10 lni vans being rutiretv re,or
ed by il. Use al Hampioa's Iag"lii7 TipetHre.'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Exiract from "a
Letter irolnJ q ines E>q., Lou lon county va My
wife has been Tor yeas nlli ted with great wrrl 5os
u',in in the breast, sIde and hack aIpttton, 4 the
teebicness OF the nervous system; rs o. appetite
complexion >ul"w; Tia. alt 81 n1ecye almost thr
othr "" weak. an, pleased ,aY, Ham1'oqs
IHcfnr" has restored "rfe petirct health Her eye.
guui ev,.r lirey uere.
q 'Gaanni cet rlqupbl"t.
Sold tyJ Il. sEAN. < CO, f.yoc.4 ~, SOWERS
Seot,viJte;A T. BEONN. Ci"ton,...l =, md E., all
Dtuegrt-thr'ugh,Yt H., ,rnfe ar - u r.
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HOUSE AND soTToass AIE-

4 L. ri privately my loas,'nd 1t. -ttDnted 1IA
f,nahlio HI eeorlg opp".ilc II yrstlcucc W.I
acrc. II tith eetd,u sud. "A irIotI rr-tt,uo" ia
= ROOM ), rnd al urce-snly cut bnu#.s, iHcluliac
sood Smhc. The ncghhorlood = fnrd sni de-in
- on.
Wi -cll The ahoyc NAMED pr. perry ur"n ihe so'fow.
l rclzouabl" Il, me- W: one III I'd ure ha.r rutBry
a. he f. ii ia IA ,uiis mind iaG "ptb. md The
lanre ia l. anl r. wit pc,#arals~ paper 4hii4
1,ter,. 8, endorsed. GEO " SEE.
Ice = tfs
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rOlt NV ORLEANS.

--sl~&srAs 01n MAHCn - ,fgin, and Lobisdna Line
! pGetcts.Thc superior ias sailing Clipper scho6 ner
FANNIE CURRlE, SAMUEL DEAanoRs Commander.
hnving portion ri Gnrgo engaged and going on
bond, viii positively sei above. For balance of
'ieipit passage, having SUPERIOR accommodations,
IMPLY Ia DAVID Cuhhtb,
i,.ls-,ltl ltnnr Richmond.
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SOUTHERN OFFICE IN WASHINGTON,

u ecrrd the Sc nry. VIII, will answer by return muI.
Single sub,cn.r4 rcmr,ng Ten Dolars will rerrIy"
ecnrs sub.rrintion any al the MAGALl NES they
may in thrir lre' be forwarded t'rH =, chugr
II he time OF supscrrtIan me 'cnr.
The following list constitute. pnr nj the GIFTS
FOR 1870:
1h, splendid House m Lot of the Art Union
Soriely, situated in l1f nd~ay, goo 00o
A uHe,h Dwelling. T." resi- i,nce OF the late
Anstn Sutzrr. E>q. 10000
The eulllfu summer kc,iiencc. Golhic Cot
taecana Grounds At Hawks Nest on the
Iud,on River, $4,000
smnll Dwe liings, sitnael on the lot belonging
the Sacie.y in 92d street 10000
10 magnificent Cnuel's Hair Shn~ls. Those
sboWl4arr the must hraptu work Of MT
ev,r hehth. 10000
,ct.or Diamond cuelry--con.i-tine ol seven
prcs- en,h-al antique pttte.ns, m
hrut rIl Prari JrNeI Box, l000l
~ sets Of i'eaH JrwerN. consisting 81 pieces
,ncH. VI" dlfer"nt Sty,e. aud OF fer-mn
Manufacture, 1000
Il Gold Natclrs for Ladies'. very beautiful
mi curpu, orks otnrt; one tue sze oth
hnlf dim. 70O
10 Wat, III. Tor Gentlemen. all very henvs, Of
efficient style and patters, 1000
% Boudrrc, 1otlrt n',l e--ins Cases Tor
lndie., ,nc finished in P,nfl patterns
Loui. XIV. $500
| n,rg. Chuck, a very btpu ilul work OF art,
nude ty litordlut Colnene. shed in
sule Of beauty aud nrt un~urrasso L. ldC0
Lon Gold Thimblrs, al different patterns
Wy "'H -. - u -. 1917
-'"t"l''> "' u' Nv ''' E'''' I'M O m,
- o. = U ,' q" W. -, t' a, y, ,j
~ wv I'''''"''' '''' ''5 ''''''' - m m,
- F"'itI"s' - ~ , Ut. - - '
wv '''l' 90. ., NV" u" E, 'l1 I ooo
~ sP'e''"ii i" - "" -, - - 81 80"
square. 10 the admirers of IL" G,cat
Poet til, work VIII be an acquisition, 10 0o0
a"n''' Sta''hs ,'' 'I' % -" - ~ nnn
b'ethr pay Mnrll" 'o '
fohit and the Ang"l-SaIyator Rosa, 900
A'sht Ni'"-'iau''o' '"
Mndoma Iotfes'o' ~"
ieaa-L anu"
hehd-N"nd5h'' 'ou
LHni''hI'- "l'''f ~" oo
a - ce-"n"i'' wv
Ph'9' l't' '"uN''""' "
'rar'-Iian"e, ooo
~ In are otnei' ny me S''"S H,',>"s' w mn
1",nies SOM Splendid iic'i'+ ny NH''o', N"'S, hey
liz NthsiP p'"sl one ''Iii'' "R'' fe'
Nfinr Herbert 1aCh, Boni lHCi"H. htad, Bhrt6ll,
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TENTH CIR ND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
THE ART UNION SOCIETY
900 GIFTS valued at THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Ccra6ea,as tor TINS Year One Dollar

'INlIE members af the AIR UNION SOCIETY, On
l tic "ceH>isn 1t thi- the tenth D-tnbIinn al the
WORKS OF AR accumulated by the Stcict> during
the resi yeur wou 1 r.srectuly call the ate ton q
ia patrons the fact tint, t,uy uhout renoNc
the buildings in ut ctot for the Socrty in
tie city a. Washington, they will nd the Real Estate
aud othe Landed Proper belonging 10 the Socrty,
The di-lrb4tion ior this year.
At the Inst meeting ot the oiey, il determined
reduce the Certificate OF Shnrc Ton tus eul
IIi. on. dollar each thiukin' thereby tut II will
be the nea., OF general diI-un at the works oi
Ani>irs throughout the county, nnd Viii cnahle the
Society extend their ubor~ for the ndVanccment nf
the NRTS AND SCIENCES In this country The
GrruGrntes ot Share will he issued dollar.
ronpa1vug which each purchaser Will rccervr t"c oi
Charge bv rciurn muu, beautiful Liuc aud Snppe
EurrHVnu. entitled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08
Removal of the Capitol.

Some of our exchanges are entertaining them
selves by various propositions for the removal of
the Capitol. We arc not appraised by what means
they propose to remove it-whethcr by steam horse
or iackass power. 1t is big building and will
probably prove heavy job. If all engaged in its
removal should pull different ways, seems likely
to be the case it will very probably fall to pieces
and not stone be left upon another. If, howcv-
er, the entcrpriSing persons engaged in the project
remove it in safety from the city, we hope they
will give due notice to all the little villages on the
| road that they may get out of the way and make
room for the huge structure to pass.
The most serious point connected with the reno
val of the Capitol is that it involves the removal of
the basement officers We do not know the pre-
else grounds on which their removal is demanded
1t must be a serious offence which requires the pc
nalty of transportation. We commiserate the pre-
carious position of these gentlemen, though they
may console themselves with the reflection that
should they suffer transportation many of their po
litical opponents will also be transported.
Seriously, however, we trust that the Capital
may long remain in Richmond, the most accessible
city of the State and in point Of health unsurpass-
ed if equaed, by any other city on the Atlantic
and invigorating; it presents most agreeable and
refreshing refuge, both those who have suffered
from the facilitating heat of the lowlands and to
those who would escape the rigors of Il Western
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

Nrw YORK. Oct5-Stocks are higher to-day
Flour has advanced 6a12i cents. Sales of $4,000
hills at 81 -! for straight State, and 81 81 fol-
southern Wheat is trihe higher, and the sales
have been 30 600 bushels. Southern white com
mands 81 10 and red 81 %. Corn has also ad
vanced tritie with sales of 10000 bushels at 50!
cents Pork is a shade lower; the sales reaching
$50 bbls at S22 37i. Beef is firm at former quota
tions. $50 bbls were sold. Lard is dull the sales
being only 175 bbs. Whiskey is firm; 100 bbls
being sold at last quotations Sterling exchange
rules at 81 a9t.
BALTIMORE Oct 6.-Flour has advanced 12l cents
and il firm Howard street and Ohio sold yesterday
ftenoon apdtodav for b8; City Mills is held at SO
bnt buvers offer but f7.87t. Wheat is firm at yester
6av,s rates Good to prime white 5 l.&5d + 49, good
to nri,ne reds q 750 100. Corn is unchanged and
tirm: white is quoted Sc, and yellow at 8788 cents
Provisions: There has been no perceptible change
since Yesterday and the market is dull. Beef: Balt
more 1acked mess 1885, do No l, 1850, and prime
at : per Dbl Bacon hams, in glazed covers, IA cts
sides l3i: shoulders Is cts Pork: baltimore inspect
ed mess 4 Sc; unexpected f205bd $2037i Lard il
quoted at III in barrels, and ISL in kegs Tobacco
1here is no demand for Maryland ind quotations are
made as last week; good 10 common middlins SO
sc 80: good to fine brown $70Tl0. Whiskey is stea
DIV and the market closed at SO! for city, and 39d39
for Ohio.
New ORLEANS Oct. 4.-Cotton has declined cent
with moderate demand. Sales OF $500 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08
The Howard ROspituI.

The Howard Hospital of Norfolk better known
the Woods Hospital, was closed on the 9TH inst
The following report of the mortality i'll that estab-
lshment is furnished by DR.. Charles Robinson who
engaged in it. DIR. Robinson came up to this
city on Friday last and will go with Judge DIN and
DIR. Bignon to Augusta, Ga. He is an EngliShman,
and has been for some eight years in the West In
dies. He had come to New York with the view of
proceeding TO the Crimea but hearing of the Sc
verify of the Yellow Fever in Norfolk generously
repaired thither to render what assistance he could
He has been interchangeable, and while he has merit
cd the gratitude Of the people of Norfolk he has
| won the warm friendship of the physicians with
whom he associated:
Report Of the Hotrard Hospital from its commence
meat to hefaCt closing Of the same the 5th Octo.
ber 1855;
admitted. Deaths. Discharged
Adult white males. .IO2.. ..........43
" teluGies.... S0.....,.. Z3..........H
Children, white Inales... Sl....... 6..........
:" females e.. 4.,,,.
Males and females semitic
the Orphan Asylum. -........-..,.......7