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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03
MEDICAL,
prof woods,

uair Restorative Ia nov isrithe h!et time intro
III dueed u the citizens Of WheelnE a No l@AsIk
viii eeeivly estoe the gry aud whiskes TO The
Original color Or y3u,h, without dyen cover III bald
head In sAer tine with the naiu'al covering, remove
d4drf and preyent$ tie hair iiom falling Of anda free
rom Tic ittv sediment so objectionable In iyrrs ppa'
ations Of gtTeni names Row before the ppeiei tae rs
srORAIyE Is beautiful article for The toilet, for the old
u yo g. Apd can Uny b arp seiaied by It's pse and all
ss les. seiluy nyieA ~ calls the ieroi and ex.mne
the Testimonials VI ladies' aud gentlemen Of th Ierr'a
ton lhthe South aud Welt whtreH wss inrths'i eu
ais,esrantnd Senator, judge Reese, o. il!inol.:
CAsLYLE, H.. Ju,a q, 1858. :
have uscd Prof o. s. Woods iair Restorative, sud
baie dmiied the wonderful effect. NY hair was ottoH-
nt, as thought nrentuTey gey, but b. the ute OF his
:rsto avc' has reaud rs original color, and have
TO doubt pstnanenIy 'o ,,,,,, ,,,,y.,
Ex-senator VI The United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03

Wy u. MoTTE has associated with him sAa partner,
i, his 6Tuihs, J. ". MOTTk, the partnsl ship COM
.cLsing Int lhe style Of The hfh' Nv nc
". H. MO1Tko: liHoTiiER. ltolo
Second Notice.
LLpeIsons ind.bieAt 10 ". y. M0TrEsIe requested to
Hahi; ~ ". b. MOTTE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03
profrsssr Woods Oriental snnntiyc
- Lin ncnl.

i.inimcnt.
1hf LinIment lisa valuable auxiliary In Ito ttoten, Of
soNe OF The moA d,esses With which II IL ciI
iu 10 contend; forInsisne f1tam'1atisa lntt and
te"t. W thorough and continued application Of this
L!nrent over the rSion Of the 1eeltd ottn these 9th
eTYlse Vrmd bic dliaases se al once di.s't VI rt0
than halt their tetros cualy among children, snd
iNoussds VI nosrs, we're they eow.a 70 sress' won
With all The elOqt et Of feeling aud affection, hear Le'
sned testimony 10 the et that had their chill
len from the yt'y Jaws Of DEATH aud restored them TO
ueir fol mer health aud beauty again, VIII DO found
rowel ful Hillary in iAmoying what see@'y known
Eases where an eyer1l arFesons Of service, this lin
Itent will be found use vi.
General Depot SOS Broadway, Scw York; and ia
Rrk,t ST. 81 Louis
PorssIe who!etale aud retail in Wheeling hy
je7i3m WILLIAM J. ARMSTR0SH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03

Bound to Shave.
nEJAQVES LkCUI'LTRk'S celebrated warranted
Ro;o's Tier Shave With the greatest ease, aud are
H. btL, ever arot Oh, to this market Jus, Ifeeyed
e. p. BROWNS
n Ssw Iewtlrr Store. MAShM.iN
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h,nM rh,.ir ,o lhe b ox,-l.ul, er,nneher,.

uYnRO kLECYaiC vnLrAIC CHAINS.
prvdcrE h,,.t ,eitl nom Tie 0si acute pa nardref
ZEAL, cuIEp al Ne Iagtc LiScates, RieumA
;j>nt, ainui and Swelted JOINTS, Neuralgia
ofthe Face ncaftSs. blindness, 81.
YiiLs ante, pslpiisiiUnS Of tie
Heat, prItod,esl Headaches,
E.iLe inikt stomach, In
Digestion, dysptrsA
cte Inc patnt,
Paralysis,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03

STAPLE I'm SSp n tta IN 5S' Dry eoops.
uavB tehoyed tthei ney Iron i,nilalng ?is Market
| III d. and 81 IonrrEce a /. PhILdWhhFhIt SWIFTLY
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TE.te th.lns were Srs introduced IN ihs ri'y q New
Hr'k hN than he yea a'tee anu eel ns!ns sugetlsu
tohhoCGh ials IN every hosrl'i ii t6c ave- al
cd ~ ht yatiilhe sFo!, r' ,h.s n., a.,
nths's, was sSo't ,s w. "a; e nS H. ,hnre
tin We HeP ~ III, ~ '"s - "a 80 sYrrr,. ia, La
si!snd &c is erafsl.;ss =, ri, eop,,r ,O.v
llr'ions 10 lne. m'o III ~" IN
weir usea tne'e H.,I' ~, ,M,,t TusN. and Inv
ra'rlH " ,ldiee, VII ILL., ~ C, :, -"' "e
IaId enh az" ~ ~, 'Ee r"tee I,a nsCvnpp u,rt1u
"liiiNk CLoSh aND fONphh nbL
Ttrrtp!ea uIen which IS etlea ma, I'VE Guam.
Obl ZEE ihtl' rnLyeou eu'rAi a'Lhr aN nt'T.ss
e!as:s 'rIsu .Na nSug 60 q! t "er,e.
S va W. sns,sn msrnti,En, an, second tlst lie electro
hans, bv Linr woin over aud upon Tie pa
mi s. Si,rtttd, furmth 10 ths exhaust nervus js
wht HI. .osi,.d 10 p,oJtet healthy set on III o. 81 The
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21
LATE NEWS By THE MAILS.
iraianche in the Pyrsases- Siriy Persons
Killed.

The inhabitants of Catejan, in the Pyrenees. ON
,heSpanish side of the frontier, seeing some weeks
AGO that an avalanche of snow was about to fall,
ossembedin houses which they thought the least
exposed to danger. Unfortunately the snow came
down on those very houses, leaving almost IN.
touched several others which ha been ahandan.
ed. BY the fall fourteen houses and Tor.
80 f,pr barns we're completely destroyed. Sev-
,ntv two persons were buried in the rui1s II d g
NJ them were killed ON the spot. The remain.
inc twelve, though got out alive. were 81 dread.
fIIIy injured that some of them died soon after,
and others were considered in desperate sate.
The loss of cattle was very considerabl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21
Baker and his CaptorS.

The New York Times says:
In the Board of Councilmen, on Wednesday
evening, Councilman Seey offered a resolution
directing the Comptroller to draw his warrant
in favor of each of the officers who assisted in
the arrest of the fugitive Baker, for five hundred
dollars.
Councilman Mather moved to lay the resolu-
ton on the table. This motion prevailed -95
voting in the affirmative. and II in the negative.
On Tuesday evening the friends Of the pris-
oner held private meeting, whenit was resolved
that they would do everything in their power for
his comfort during his confinement and trial; and
to this end they intend to furnish his cell in
comfortable style, and have his meals brought to
him from a restaurant. They entertain the hope
that he will be acquitted on the plea of self-de-
fence.
Morrissey, Hyler, Van Pelt, and others, who
We're arrested for being implicated in the affair,
think that their chance to get clear is more ia.
vorable as Baker the principal in the affair.
We hear from a source, that Tammany always
considers reliable that-and ii is named as moth
ing crediable to New York Society-ovcr one
thousand dollays were raised yesterday for Ba-
ker.
On the other hand, the Poole Association will
hold meeting this week, to take measures for
securing Bakers punishment and conviction.
The Prospect in the Norfolk Congressional Dis
trici,
\ letter n the Baltimore American of yester-
day, rom Norfolk, says:
Much excitement exists in the political arena
The Democrats stretching every nerve to
carry the day, but SAM" in his quiet and unob-
trusve way, is doing his work. Watts Will GER
tainly be elected ayer AIillson for Congress- This
district will give $50 against Wise. The Amer
lean candidates are sanSuinc, and will be cleo
ted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21
Reply Of Senator Brooks to Bishop Hughes

Reply Of Senator Brooks to Bishop Hughes.
Senator Brooks Is out in the New York papers
Of Tuesday in long reply to Archbishop Hughes
astetter. He begins by quoting the part of his
speech in the Senate which gave rise to the
troversy; saws the Archbishop has never onco
quoted the first paragraph fully, and mora than
once mis- quoted it alleges that he (the Arch
bishop has taken pains to admit the words Il
suppose its value to be-" &c. "a friend of mine
copied" &c, and to change the word "property'
IN regard to leases, to tho words real estate.
Mr. Brooks then complains of equyocations in
the Bishops letter, and proceeds to state the
points which he intends TO proye-the two prin-
epsl points being that, in this country, it is part
OF his oppeaest's creed for the Archhishops and
bishops to own and control the temperatures of
the church; that there 'has been the widest con-
'radctaa of statements by the Archbishop in his
different published letters in regard to the same
ftntsn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21
Notification in Massachusetts.

BosroN May 1.-THE personal liberty bill,
intended to nulify the fugitive slave law, was
taken up in the House to-day, an amendment to
1t adopted forbddng any State officer holding the
office of United States Commissioner. A motion
was made to strike out the section which ncapa-
citates an attorney who acts for slave claimant
IRON practising in the State courts but it was
lected by large majority The bill was then
passed yeas 800, nays 49, The bill previously
passed the Senate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
xTALu.nLELANp Fe. Sale. ~

Ia rHrsa at decree II ths tGlrtat -
and Superior Gun.t at ArpannfoN county tho under
sieaed. conaz>isrer, vii proceed sell IN the pro
misses n uttina, Tho highest bidder Rsc 'and,
valuable turn IN said county. y edt, The lh
ihy 81 juno urNt. II thir 1t mel tie lr day The
TRACT cuutars SEQ aCies ,css lies beauti-
fully ia 81 tic most healthy regions ut NiEina.-
The i,rd GOOD 81 inpff, adspf 4 to-
tie growth ol Corn, " Wheat fa.,aec, an Oas. we'll
timbrred an waterrd. The improvements cots Il ot
lafEe and commodi framed dwelling Luu.r. contain
ng nine rouns. Barn. Stables Icr.hpuse. Z II ragc-
hausc aud all other necessary hou-rs, iva ,rant
n.rl, ard eac orchurl lo.i uil re-, ~hops.mis,
A.. very cnaNeu'tt und al chi clues al III
denominations. The >orirtv vii tt,or,' " eourur-
with in Nirs ioa !, IS situated 81 mlc irom the
APpamrtuN ptpot op the Snmt Stlc Rnlrea ,iN
minis IRON the Count, Seat, eighteen miles tom Lyme
burr ut,i ninc ME, from the Jamr. River Canal
kRN-.-Crrdi' Of one and Two >rais, ccul,d hs an
lie personal security and the reserved tt'c the lanl
Persons wishing II purchase viii please address
Salihyr lie, fewiatan Coz. ia. Possession fi,.n At
atv time JAMES y. NOSBN, cnm'r.
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',''''" IA Tie cue "' HtDanle' vs. N'''' ann 80,
MUM N' IN, "hi''''S''"' "io "'1 "Pl"', "a on"
i7'l'" 'i lllh I''!"s', VIII On ''u' 'uhg w ia
- on 'u'' 10 III ''', II Al, ' h'N' 'e'l ~ ""
- l''''''' Sc 10 IN, ''g n'7i h''|r' OF pun, 'n'
''' l"', tue Ia ~ "n,ieo' i''''%" 'N Hi'i'''
"'"' ~ ,9s u" LUZ " "a 't'' ''s t''"H 10
i COT MY q 'e 'a'l W,'ln d ', SCUM ri Aoe ,o%h
u ,','oaf "'' " P'.I ri - en-, ~ "
I'm UNA " u, Wv ''"s 81 o"'' a. @'''
a2l'P>"" - h's'r' -, '''' - - us
~ 1"''''' H''''' h. "l''' N''"'' i'n H. 'i''
na,.ia
a' 49, W.. ~ - M no. - a"9, % '',I ~
i3 i"l5-i !, ~ n = -"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21
Forwarding a Commission Business.

rSSllE .nb.rrihcr lmNinc rurcha,ed the interest Of
NJ {, PctNiohn. in the concern of Lee n Co
will aontiruet the fnrwardne aud Commssi business
Mt thet old stand ON the doch.
liz location Eivc4him superior advantages over any
other Forwarding House in the City, he is but few
,quurcz level streets nm hr nnlings ot the Bnlt.
morr fmadrl rlin aud New NorN Steamers mud New
Work. Boston Fac md +. subleerd the low.
e.. dryurr ic,os rRrd by tho CAV Ordinances; whereas
goods shipped Toy those located on tho Basin drns-
ed tca Is miles rough paved streets. thereby
subject II e ntrr damage, a. wei, increased COST.
tu Tho better aud, fsnnding at ehnfgca he will pun
good. On hoard canal boats from vessels
Az cents net 100 lbs, provided. howovcr TINT no
Cnfge fHr single shipment shat be leas than twenty
1--WE cents iar commission md dmynge, Seven ccats
or mnrna frequently charged for duyngc nIono to the
Basin and five cent? Is lnthcr lcss lan the average
cost Of hauling there by the Ord nnnce.
Tobacco nnd ot produce shipped nj about hni the
chprges charged 10y those located ON tho Basin.
Persons shipping tobacco other produce to my al
drcs. will do we'll 10 ship by Mr. reuyohns limo OF
boats, they directly into the Dock for up onds
without delay or trouble.
Having experience in the business Il fifteen ycnrs,
lc ntl.rs himsef that h. give satisfaction to nl
who may cn1,u-t then basines. to him
Chugn goods invariably follow them dcsnn.
ton.
tn Particular attention given to the sulc Of Ner
chnndi=e nnl Produce.
mu,2 dts (y) ALFRED s. LEE
n. a.. n ,lR ,I, ".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21
ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON HOUSE.
UP TO 3 O'CLonK YESTERDAY.

"A' W. LEFTWlCil Proprietor.
:, John Ward, Campbell; .Ino NJ Craghead,
I rankin; Ro c James, Pttsylvania; W Led
92't'er' Memphis, Tenn. JAS Cruys Campbell
. Lansford, city; DIR K B Scott, do; NJ L Web
s'eF and lady Swiss Bell Ringers; Geo Brewis
no.; no.; Jno NJ Parker do; a Eckles, do; ii l.
atkins, do; Sgnor Fittni, DO: j E Dennis, city;
Iho SchelI, Bedford Pansy; .Jno Muse, Allegheny
%yPIlnss; Jno w Bull Baltimore; II liarmeng,
Tenn Railroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21
Barnum ConSpired against.

The immortal Phineas has recently been con-
spired against by Dutch woman and her hus.
land in New York, with view Of obtaining some
of the great showman's ready money. He was
charged with taking. improper liberties" with the
woman in question, but the Judge decided that it
was a mere attempt at extortion, and dismissed
the case. Whereupon Barnum made speech
en- the Reporters.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21
EMOnH FL III A1 OF no N. PLas !. !.

led ltru-t. executed Ia by Curtis Etmcs be ting
ntc August it, lS5i and recorded in the Clerks Office
N Bedford county. shu sci nne bundled Thousand
'eet Of plank nj the yard near the Forest Depot an
Thursday, MAY 10Th 1883 ia Iols suit purchasers,
public auction Tor cash Tins plank !. securely pil
ed AID well seasoned. and manufacturers nnd .thrrs
Who want WHITE and red ,kinch rlanl, vii then lave
IN opportunity Ia supply themselves
nuyl ,Illnmay Z. s. HurIER. Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21
Southern Baptist Convention.

This boly, we learn, from the Baltimore True
Union, met in the First Baptist Church, Mont
gomcry, Ala, on Friday, 18th instant, at 10
o'clock
The Convention was called to order lay the Rev
r. h. c. Howell, the President at the previous
session. The election of officers was proceeded
with and while the tellers were engaged in coun-
ting the ballots the time thus spent was occupied
with devotional exercises of highly intere ting
character; there much deep feeling exhibited.
and the members were weeping all over the house
which can scarcely fail 10 make its mark on the Con-
vcntion.
The teers reported the election of the follow
ing Officers President. Rev. Il. b. c. Howell i;
Vice Presidents, Judge T. Stocks of Ga Rev
w. c. Buck of Miss. Rev. j. b. Jeter of Va, and
Rev Mr. Chiffon of Ala. DR.. Howell on taking
the chair addressed the Convention in few well
timed and appropriate remarks. The usual COM
mittees were appointed preparatory to entering
fully into the business of the body.
Reports were made from the Bible and Home
Missionary Societies, which exhibited an increase
in the receipts of funds beyond what was rcali-
ed the preceding year. The distribution of the
Bible in destitute portions of the south and West,
had been carried on to IA large extent, and many
Missionaries hal been sustained in preaching the
Gospel to destitute churches in seven of the
States embraced within the bounds of the Con
yention.
There quite a large number of Ministerial
and Lay Delegates in attendance and the indica-
tons are that the present session will be one of
unusual interest to the Denomination.
Fire at EraasriHe, Indiana.
CINCINNATI, May IA large fire occurred at
Evansville, Indiana, ON the 18th, destroying six
teen buildings, and involving loss of 800, 600,
principally insured.
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Valuable Land for sale in Bedford.

Pun "a3ee o '"'cr', o' TN i''ut C"ufi I'll h''
''''' ''' ~ - = - - 80
the 4.d''s'gied who were ,@PP"nl'' commissioner :
l'i '',' P''t'Pe ~" ~" I'M" " t"' otil ia, "'
'R', io''' ''l,' !! cor on ,'' ny ,i' ny IN inc
re,,rS sen ~ ,i que, o''l'i ~ Pu',' 'nt
LAM Wn'lS' e" 'H''i' " ''i'N 'gn m',,' seslha,
,ns on E'h lfeeh' N In' county "i h'aior, within
,,' i"'' u 9l'li2' "'''"5 IN ~, d" - '1''N''
'a' F"''' "hte Is >"',n '1' '"on c. a.
'na ''H -
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Al FRED s. LIE Il
a.. IA Il, ".
IMPORTANT NEW LAW nooKs

4 MORRIS. FuRlIsuER AND BOOKSELLER, Rich-
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DIorsf 81 rHf Laws or RIAL FaorfRfY Generally
adopted mud in use in the United Smies--ly ions
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Circu oi Virguiu one of the Judges of the supreme
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RoNt-el, corrected mud greatly enlarged, in Three
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This edition, cmhincnP it does nearly all the re-
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subject may iu,ily be considered the most valuable
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of Bcnl Property ever issued in this country
Chancellor hrat's Opinion of The u o,k.
This wor, nprcs i we'll To- Lnws resprrtiug Rcn
Property IN Nritei S{ateS in Nhgint. The work
j. upon the model Of G,1ass's digest, mud ii may we'll
'creeomneHcl valuable addition 10 the Lawy er's
LlnlnN.8
Rob nBons Practioe-New Edition The
Practice IA tpgts OF Justice in England aud tho I'M
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Noum' / the f,lncc hu time Of ttnn,Octi IN or
rrocredng. treating chiefly of tn Conflict of Laws,
nnd III Statute Of Limitations. Price 81 90
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Eymtg n prosecuted aud defended in the Nirenn
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his work i. intended 10 supply In Young men Of
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May st 1855.
ENOR the purpose oi re!mi,ing LOOKS Nos. 20 & 40.
u On the First Division OF tho Canal tho navigation
will he stopped nj those points tho 2Otth ins NJ
,unJown and will not be opened again until the Nth of
June. II viii then remain open until the27lh of June.
when it will ngan be stopped Mt LOCKS Nos 10 and
80 until the 10Th of July
For the purpose ofnyins new floors In LOCKS Nos.
and the navigation will bn stopped between those
lhfrc LOCKS the 12nd inst, and be opened again
no Monday following.
lIy ,lder of the Board of Directors.
II l.. CHINN
noyn dtrlm Stunt of Repairs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21

LOUISVILLE, May l7.-The Know Nothings of
this district have nominated Humphrey Marshall
the late Commissioner to China, candidate for
Conrress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21

A committee has been appointed by the Pro-
t,stant Episcopal Convention of Pennsy lvana,
now in session in Philadelphia, To enquire into
the cxpediency of dividing the dioceseo appoint
ing an assistant Bishop, ns suggested by Right
Rev Bishop Potter, in his pastoral charge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21
.1tORsETs. M.NrnFs, ROBES, SC

~ Nov ays a. and lat opeoed nan'her casn ct
those fine fleah Co.ses. nj - the Liii,s sa they
arr worth daa another lot IT rreu1t Silk NJ a. rs
all colprs with unuIher supply ,trI lno.i elegant
Barbgr De Latino fioaaced Dtos.c. An entire new
style dolls. wurjh eiaht.r1l url 10, M thcn al
the cheap oash sture of JOHN ABRAfAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-21
Lym WAVEssAsD MASS
MAY 18TH.
SECOND SUPPLY Oh NEW GOODS,

FENO DAY havr received additions Of mlny nov AMI
u scarce aond4 maxim nv IA ueHt nsain u,'nry
complete Vii be glad my friends nni tie . bic
" II cali md exaninc thorn. joins q. MEEN
unyoI-lw
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BY TELEGRAPH
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.
siege Oh scbast0poi Continued SAN
culinary Fishfins-Su Of Al
i'"s D0ubtcd-Atiempt 10 A.sns>i-
mai" Napoleon -Furihcr Advance
in EreadStuR.

NEW York, May l9.-The Steamship Bnlt,e
arrived YESTERDAY with dates from Liverpool 10
the 9th lust.
The telegraph line between London and the
Crimea had been completed, and daily eommuni
cation existed between those points
The Allies had gained some advantages over
the enemy but nothing decisive had been done
Their condition upon the whole was considered
critical
Sanguinary encounters Ind been frequent. re-.
suItlng in immense loss to both sides Although
the Allies had made great progress, their fire, at
latest accounts, was diminishing, without inhict-
ing proportionate injury ON the Russians, who
are said to have concentrated one hundred thou
sand men in the vicinity Of SebaStopo.
The inference from the general tenor of the
news is, that the advantages gained by,the allies
do not justify hopes of eventual success in their
operations
The Emperor Napoleon narrowly escaped as
sassinaton ON the 2Sth of April. An Italian fired
two pistols at him, it is said through motives Of
personal revenge.
MARKETS.
Wheat advanced to pence; Flour | to
Slillinps (orn. y shillinus
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ROO II R ~ w ATKINS,
Richmond Virginia
w At &lNs, son ~ co,
-. Il. IL. IL
n A. srglasDiVANT.
ATTORNEY ArLAW AND NOTARY ru

At OKNEl A 7 INV AND NOTNIll TUWT.TU.
ri hmond Va
DRAGrlSES IN all the Courts of Richmond City.
nn in the Counties oil lcurico aud Hanover
IT, the capacity of naary public viii attend to taking
ackuowleIe ment. of dned4 lepnstiaus n. &c, All
professional dut'. prom ry dischared Oihcc
r'r Of bak and th streets oppros,'e Capitol Squire.
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PANNILb b SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Petersburg, Va.

DARrlCuLAR attention rad 10 sale and purchase
] Of Wheat. Flour, Tobacco, and merchandise gen
nily. Advances made On consig nmcnts.
W. rANSi1L HENRY rAsSiLL JOSEPH PANNILL.
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- The undersigned, Who has had n large practical
Npcience IN the prosecution OF Cld ms against tho
,rucral Gnvernmrut. olers his services To the Sol
cts md Their Widows. aud tho Minor Children, of
1850 engaged IN the Nnr of 1872. and all since
100 we'll rs Tor Revolutionary SoIders and their
Aid wa.
III, chnrges in all shall be moderate mud pnya
} IL when lie pet. the warrant money, mud he will
ow, he alwaJ hus, pny all collections mme
! ntrly
lie Inns he Rolls Of the old Soldiers u. they stand ut
hc Department Mt Washington, aud his acquaintance
nd incidties the Pension Office ia probably better
INN my IN Nirei mia.
Thu highest murkc. price In cash will be paid for
and Warrant AZ | wish 10 purchase 100 900 acres
muI23 iidly CHAS. w. STATHAM.