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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
A CARD.

A CARD.
FENllE subscriber b., sHvt. return thanks To his
PATROLS aud fri.nd. l. The liberal patronage he
slowed on hn fee the eight yeal., and commeuds
their sonl dpnce his success -ors, Ructerand Rrld.
A. b. RUCkER
January !. lsj5.-iast>
E.'OK SALE "A Negro oman and + i've Gilt
L dren. Tie woman l. fir. cook. washer and
ltnuer The children al ''y AMI very kelly.
-. ~ DAVIS. NOWLIN < co.
CRATES, CRATES.
os'her lot OF 'hose highly ned Crates oryali.I~
"A >zes and >ty T., jul Il ceyrd al tie Lyhchhurs
tntnact and Karge Natel Gus, c. ). BLISS
M .12.ts
WANTED 70 IEERsE-l0O y, groe-
w WORK tine Va y Tenn. Raj Road. lay ~
lrarA-tnr wh ch liberal prices will be paid. APP. l..
/. DENMEAD,
ora. \. Nj nigomr.y, Agrl,t,
dc . ut, Lvrchbul2 p Va.
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/ 20 frkin- Ne. Fnmi Lard 30 Fukins NJ.
| Mountain Butter, ju-, receive and for sac hl
dee Is LEE Il JOHNSON.
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HoTFL-DrT Fleming. Gooshlnd;
w w Kennedy, Armstrong; q Reeves S..h;. Il
Ps. .S.I Bs MS n. ~. %i m1s Rice. Campbell
Boston; Capt Pecs. c White, Il II Jacsson,
" II Williams: Wsshine.on; Cowan; ssn 6a;s.;
sethol, Mercer; Roberts Br Ws W " Go.
matte. s1Gr1 k ~ mss
Manoina. Wilminston; B Davis, CharlestoD; J
ThompsSn. T M Arlington. Danville; Reed,
cE ES,IIi I HHoTEL.-RP Smith. q Douglas.
Robert Taylor M Ri s1,s fo Ws.
wm'R ss,s: Joa'f ponoIo, Nc SHARP, Va
B B1sds ss,; LSnehburs; Thomas: sslemi s
Barbour daH.ger; Psgrfs% PAN; W W Whs
ham, Hsnric,; Chapman Washington; g Weaver;
VI Mainland Ky o a.iiehsr As1su.s'n
WHARTON isrs n y staples, VI; Martin, Bait;
H jerks Phil; M yanlnde, is N; B Scale,
Merideth,7 Louisa; e h seniker, Blnntsville; P N
Edmondston and lady. Mrs Jones, Miss Jones. w
Watson and lady. Douglas and lady. VA Temp
SON. Is eA 5sses ees
Aqsu.ts nSoay g9ssra hSster1Ssei
Hager Chas City C snsdsrass. w n Jones Lynch
burs: W Campbell, fetersbg: r Neel. J Currell, 4
Montague, r stanard. jr. j M Taylor, Richmond;
l. C Tsliafsrrc, J A Wipsfslj, Hanover; LII Hill,
August; Hume, W Randolph, Henrico; w
lpmsia; v TsyIor. Peyhatsn; J ssdlsr. Flcysnns;
Napkins, Louise; Or ) N Powell. Texas; 4 D Buck
ner Rappah,h; u Durrett Alb, I. 10 -i,.-s .fl.i
COLUMBIAN HOTEL g Yancy, N c; D B
Hancock, Chesterfsld; J Fl Wilson, Lynchbure; w
Steel: vs.; y Mills, G w Green " ! Toler,
florida; y sTayioE @ p Lewis. Buchanan; w Ma.
thevs, Charlottesville; M Mann. Cheste, fsld
w Corbin. John Guy, Falmouth, Va; Tapscott,
BuekingbamrM Freemt n: ast AS ex; c Venable
sR 4; w Davis do; WE TAYLOR. b R;
Misc Hail, z N Cheatham, Petersburg. Sftf
Passengers per Steamship jamestown,
Lewis Parrish ma.ter. from Nov York. yesterday:
H Cummings, VIM Wyatt, Mr Barclay, B Moore,
Capt Drew, B w Sewer. Miss jacobson, Mri
Gaze, A Schell j B CLARK, Miss Griffin, Mrs Hsrris
A Butts, ] Sacrey. r. FL Brennan, Mrs Glass,
T Bond g st.,e, BoweIs, sanz.nt. N,
Denntt. Robinson. A Pile, j Nix, Digs and
lady, Mrs Hunt and chlds. j w Hall, A Sprige
Smith. D Groner, g w Kinnard j Hunt, Mis-
Prince, w r Page, Miss McKesssn, M Blackburn,
w Gildersleevs, J Courtney. J g Smith, 8 Towne
] Read, w Lockhar, N Pescud, ] Mortimnre, Jal
Carey, J Bunkley, J Lyons. Slocumb, M Hess
J T. Myers, D p Binsley. and % in steersge.
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RECEIPTS,
nv Canal. RIVER AND RAILEOAD,

iFoY the Week ending ~spyil 2isf.
Ry THE CANAL -405 hhds Tobacco; 454 boxes oo 70.
$50 bbls Flour. S45 bbls. Line; Z51o pa. ~ nos'
q tons Iron $40 tons Coal; 893 tons sunohss
Asrressts do n tonnage. ,56l, o87 lbs; aggregate
up tonnage, 2,i50.5ll lbs
DocK-lSzs bushels of Peas; 1914 casks Lms ~ re
Pslinss; $50 realms Paper 100 Rs,irosd sns; 700
Shells: $50 lbs Bacon; bales Oats; sos tons Ice;
Sc 600 Lsths; 147 tons Plaster; $50 bos fisn, ssa
one pscket loaded with dry goods. &c the week
preceding, four packets with carsoes Of dfy
goods, &c.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG kAIL1oAp-ieo nnas q
TOBACCO: I07 hslss Cotton; bales Oomesncs;
bales Cotton Bats; Is bales Cotton fsrne' pecs :
Lumber; hhds Gusne; 142 empty liquor oaTfeis
% bales of Rag,, and boxes mca-
GENITAL RAILROAD $40 hhds and II PACKAGES o.
= Tobacco: 54 bushels OATS 597 bbis. OF Flour; 10
bushels Flaxseed; "a bushels w heat; 4!6 puspe
Meal: SO bushels Corn; S44 lbs and tierce pa
con; 81 frkins Lard 81 600 lbs rig Iron; ~ paoH.
ages Esgs. IS Fowls; IL packages Butter; boxes
Shoes as bushels Rye; 102 reans Paper; bags
Wool; Portable Corn Mile; 81 pieces and ioa
of CASTING; 8 bbls. Whiskey; rolls Leather; ~
bales shucks; 1 box Axes 70 packages sundrIes,
4 Beeves; Cow; Sheep; Calves, ana IL
Lambs *s+s
RICHMOND AND FREpERIcKsBURG RoAD.n6o hhGs;
Tobacco; 1870 bushels Corn: 50 bushels w near; %
bushels Meal; 100 lbs. Bacon; boxes Fish; DO.
Esgs; Calvss; Cow, and ~ packages o. sun
dries
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE kAiLkoAD 30 !, nn ,sa
=" and $50 boxes Tobacco; 262 bushels w eat; w
bbls Flour; fats Timber; $50 tons Stonei t'o
tons Goa: 2249 kegs Naiis; bushels Fiaxsseoi
Horse; Veals; half barrel Eggs; s boxes, y hhds.
and bags Bscon
LANDED AT RocKETTs-S12 bales bay; ara oufins
the week steame with assorted caTgoes
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DIED.,

April sd ia Sydney, at the residence OF her SOD.
jn.Iaw james Patterson. Mrs SALLlE w, wife NJ
Samuel Cottrel ST., Of Henrca, in the sSth year Of
Her relatives aud friends, and those of her son. =
Cottrel invited to attend her funeral To-Day,
ApriI oath, at O'Clock, without further notice.
On MONDAY 23d inst, at 6 O'Clock P. NJ, Mrs. G. L.
DELANY. in the 27th year of her age. ,
The friends of the family are requested 10 attend
her funeral 1t Rev Mr. Hoge's ed Presbyterian
Church, on Wednesday, 25th instant, at IL O'Clock
A. M.
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R1cHnonD Nan ET1, April 90. 1855
s~snMa IsiStdehs ~ dim tni5hed and qsotstioes
1kOuu ~ We go a~pssfns e11s5 Extra
Il scai& rsuih sl3ae Ms INCEPTION s, :. : s. r.
msrksbIe iac thst 100 bbls o. Esnsas sao,s,lls ~
~ :. p,oss to try II in this usrhe
Nv W ~ We quota Prime whit: 9z@ys W "
do. red ea5602 50. 0sseral q so.ano0s Il. lii In
ssosped oeefstsoss, sad slf Win suspsna durns Inc
p1 cosN..W. quote sloLos. Market arm aAd
sto0k lfaht.
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,vwho.s happiness she sssts With Moslem's sssl.
ssd over whose reputation and ssfsty sAs stsnds
IN. ss
ried life In che cesselese cares end visI!s demanded
By ehdsood sod promptss b nstsrssi iu:sise.. 70
visins servants, distributing and surveying thsir
work. guiding her household with order regularity
and discretion, she 10 ever ON tatisue duty wofh-
Yet throughout. and In all. true woman 10 to hsr
husband modest, deeosous and Submissive; to hsr
children patient, gentle, and bind; to her servants
firm, forhearinR, and merciful.
Get thyself wifs, and till death dissolves the
unien let the words but such nouns
sdjectves and verbs a. my pretty prudent 'oss wiIe
cal iEdmtyious wife; my trssting, co9fding terrng
wifi; ard II she be true woman, the one you nave
prayed for and God ha: brought you she will Be sun
light to your heart, gold to your purse, slsdne 70
your spirits pervading presence oil peace, aienIy
and happins1 to your manhood, an angel 20 your
house hold Butifher character and habits you
t, ii and say my quaint queyuiou qnaryesoc wife,
alas But It does bet the place nor the occasion 70
speak of--that hard road OF q true woman speas,
There 10 wife somewhere In this populous worid
for every man She may not be, a. was the case
with Adam, the first woman You meet; gu. sne =.
her. A husband IL q heavenconferred and sacred
right of woman. You may not deny her this risht
Your refu.al to marry il deliberate dental OF one
of the most sacred rights of woman. You may not,
for . within folly freeze the fountains OF her at
fections and force the genial currents of her heart
back their source and conne them there till they
become cold and STILL dead sea of bitterness and
desolation. Such refusal is then, q contemptuous
disres ard of the welfare and happiness of the
1t 10 ruthless invasion of your own personal dign
ty and social cf1uence, and besides and above al
crime against the order. harmony and purity of
ciety. In word, the man who wilfully refuses 70
marry, violates of the plainest commands of the
Almighty and deprives one of bis fellow creatures q
| one of the common rights OF humanity, without al
lowing her the privilege of complaining
At the conclusion OF DR.. Lees lecture, many ex
eelleut passages of which we have been compelled
mittee on Lectures arose and in behalf of the Com
mittee and the Association expressed their sratifca
ton the favor with which these lectures had beer
received By the public, and promised similar course
next winter.
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CHusHED TO DEATH On Monday, the 10th In.
slant, Q young man named George Lsur fell on the
water wheel OF Q ssw-mill, ct Scalp Level Cam
bria county, Pa, and was literally crushed 70 Q
jelly by the revolution OF the wheel.
FnR AND DEATH IN THE DISMAL SWAMP On
Saturday. the woods In the Dismal Swamp, near
Norfolk, took fre 10 several places. negro man
beloneing to Mr.. r. Portlock, was lying in the
woods ssieep q the time and vas surrounded bv
ne nemec oeiore he could escape. He vas burn.
60 % death. Mr.. H. Williamson and Frank Por.
lock LOST 400 cords Of wood. - viz
HOO. : =. 9oeein Secretary fthe Navy, yisised
the frteste St Eawrenco b the .ss.y nofnioe, ane
hoDorsd with the customary salutss no 70
Jesse Cornelius hes been convicted Of n.
der OF Albert Hopson. In Hopkins vlis. Kv "sr- :.
Three mon named Gaskies Kelly ana n.,..
wsfs sccsdenfsIty drovped 10 the Nansemond :.
"a; Whssas, chIef al The Bureau Of Med,c,..
rstass v'slssd tie Gosport Nsyy Yard o.
Ths As. Creek cosl Company has mads 1 A..
neesee Of l00toas o(ssl % ~ Prebvte.Ssr -. -.
&Pisdnest YA 's'ea
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SHIPMENTS CoAsTWIsE.

FRoM THE pocK.-l574 boxes aud lis hhds Tobacco
1875 sol ibs. Copper Ore, 7a5 kegs Nails 10 tons
Iron; 1905 bills Flour; 245 bsss Wooli t24o bushels
Wheat; Al bales Domestiss; u bbs. Liquor;
bids Sugsr; Dbl Moasses; Tobacco Presses
hid Machinery; 29a empty bbls.
FROM RocKETTs-2362 boxes and "a hhds Tobacco
1Gl6 bbls Flour; 105 hales Oomestics; tons and
81 bars iron; bbls axes; bundles Rope Yarn;
IS bundles Deer Skns; bundles Furs Al bundles
Rags; bales Rags; bags Hair; 80 Rawhides; z46
bushels Wheat; 6 bags Wool; 10 boxes Ch.ese;
bbls Whiskey; fierce Bacon; 30 boxes Carter's
q Spanish Mixture; $50 tons Stone; 7f4o bushels Of
Cosl g s- & 80 -s-,.z .a=r t.,.. =
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Far :, THE WooDs.-Ffom every go
tim a. the country in the seiehborhood Of -
civ. the woods seem to have bssn sst on hre, sn6
49, amounts OF properly hsve been sestro1e4
m 7Henrjco, q short distance - ct k1chmsn4,
the country people have been uunIy enesseo .
3 rhtng The ire to saws their houses sDd fences
from destrucfion No amount of the losses thua
and. sustained can be approximated TO- but there =
verv little doubt that they are excessively large,
wa fear, may prove ruinous In soma insfAnces. ~
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AUCTION SALE OF LUmsER.-Particular
attention 10 requs,ted to my sale of Lumber this
afternoon, on the Dock. commencios ct o'clock.
! ap24 50 nsIgage THOS. w. KEESEE. Auct. -
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valuable NegroeI at our off this day at 10 O'Clock
M. ap "a TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts =
PREMIUM MlLLINERY-OPENING OF
SUMMER FAsHIoNs-MRs. M A. LYONS, No lis
seis IN S s1s 1a
them that she has every novelty that could be pro.
cured that s to be found in any other establish
ment got up 10 the same superior style those that
Virginia Mech anics' Institute. In the assortment
will be found Silk. Grape, Chip, Lace. Neapolitsn
and Mourning Bopnets; Ribbons; Flowers; Wells;
Also. a large stock Of Straw Goods, Of the most
fsshionable shapes, which the ladies will find moro
to their advantage in purchasing than old stock AUG
ton good: sold by dry goods stores and save the
ssBe Over Chas. Hartwell& Co.'S.
Fashion for Chdren's Clothing, which she viii sell
or make to order on short notice, at reasonable
PATTERNS for ssl1 and EMBROIDERY done
in the bandsomest MANNER, at
ap 23-lw M. A. LYONS, lis Broad Ut.
New YoRK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
The Certificates of Scrip for the last years dividend
The interest due on former Scrip will be paid on
For Insurance call at Baptlst Book Depository.
Square above Va Bank. es-ls
ap 2s-3t CHARLES wORTHAM, Agent.
SPECIAL NorIoE.-The subscriber would
respectfully inform the public that his SALOON has
been opened for the season, whore ICE CREAM
and FROZEN ICES can be had Of all the fayorits
iavors, JUAN PIZZINI,
ap 20-1m At st. Nicholas Saloon.
The Annual Meeting of the Med. Society
Richmond ON TUESDAY. the oath of April
ap so-eodtd CARLTON ARCHER, sec'y
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NEW sPHCIAL NOTICES.

INTERESTING PUBLIo NJ EETING THIS
EvENING.-The Anniversary Maeting of the Bible
Society of virginia, will be held This (Tue sday J
Evening. at quarter to eight o'clock in st, Pauls
Church. Selections from the annual report will be
read. and Addresses delivered by the Rev Dr.. Ting
reprea entative Of the American Bible Society; by the
Rev Mr. Vanzant, and others. SCI ,5jfsrl t5s
5 The public are invited and desired to attend.
2-1t
MEssRs EpIloRs: I wasiadvieed to come
to this country BY my family physician. for the ben
eft of my wfe's health who had been 10 declining
state for q long period. 1 have travelled through
many States of the Union, and tried many remedies
said to be good In her but nothing she tried
heraso much relief a. BAKERS RREMIUM 81 r..
TIERS; and have received good deal Of benefit
from til en myself. bave found cut that the manu-
f.cturer il citizen of this city. and that he has
bsen very actiye in extending Its circulation, I
have only been here fsw wseks-I shall start hon
Tomorrow, and have secured several bottles to take
with me. shall use my influence to get them SO Mt
for and established ia Canada. think 20 valua bic
med cine 10 blessing to the human race and should
be known to the world, THOMAS SMART.
Brookville, Canada West.
RICHMOND Va. Aprill2 1886. ~ ssa sih ae1 q
They can be had, wholesale and retail. of Messrs.
PURCELL, LADD Co, and Druggists every
where. atsN97e esass5sa - flau4 ap24
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PORT or RICHMOND. April a.
ytf1 ARRIVED.

-ti4s .[-4 Ttil ARRIVED, %3asArI3 OF
Steamship Jamestown. Parrish, New York. mdz
steamer Belviders. Pritchard, Baltimore mdz
Ludlam Watson. -st- .1slssr- = 5a1a-.
sehr John Bell, Ham, Rockland, lime D 3 Bridg-
schr Arctic. Jaekman. Newburyport mdz Shields
l. Somerville.
schr Virginia. Phillips. Baltimore, mdz w D Gel.
quit Co.
schr John Oliver, Travers. Norfolk. ndz w Col.
schr Il w Fry, Booze, Baltimore, mdz w Col
sehr A Riddick, Dunbar. North Carolina, mdz
Winston. W q E-as.t I--.s. rf7t-t ar}.
schr Remittance, Elzey, Philadelphia, coal Morris
schr Oakland, Myers, Hundreds. corn, stearns l.
Brummell.
Schr Emma Bulah, ,Bnnnan, Wyonoke, corn
Stesrns Brummell
r+ 'a SAILED, ru
Steamer Virginia. Teal Philadelphia, mdz and pas
| sengen. ---.--
schr Flying Arrow. Drinkwater, Norfolk.
Schr Wave, Lampkin, Clarmont mdz.
echr Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore. 7zs.,
schr Samuel Francis Brown, Baltimore.
------------ f-f-
MEMORANDA
The schr John Bell Capt Ham of Rockland. Me-
for Richmond, when in lat. so So, long 74o 2
picked up a small trunk. in which were some few ar
ticles of clothing lsdy's miniature and some let
tiers The letters were directed to Thomas g. Fol.
ger, and dated Nantucket and from his sisters
and brother. There was seaman's protection in the
trunk dated in Boston and filled up with the name of
Thomas g Folger. =
BosTos, April 2l.-Arrived, brig fremont, Grant
Ycemico River, Virginia -.>5.,- \ =
BALTIMORE, April 22-Cleared, schr Ocean Wave.
Petersburg.
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s BROAD Rock kAcEs-The spring meet
ing over this famous old course commences to day,
and If we are to judge by the number of fine hor-
ses In training, the sport is to be extraordinarily
fine The first race is sweepstake for three years
old colts and lies, mile heats $500 entrance 800
forfeit, and closed with the following entries ;
Thomas boswell IL. II. Brooke's) br.c by Bal.
lie Peyton, dam by Emancipation. ..g.s5
Tailey and Cheatham or. c. by Revenue, dam
John Belcher g. C. Macon'O b. c. by Tally. Ho,
dam by Paris. .. =5.--5l.,- .-. .s s-.4 asa 4s..
Calvin Green BIC. by imported Sovereign, dam
Ann Chase.
Calvin Green ch f. by Belshszzar, dam by Glen
coe. Ia se+=t..s s.-- sat -f.l. ST. ~ be r-ft
Four OF the above entries are almost certain of
starting and it will be difcu1t1ask for any man
to nsme the winner beforehand notwithstanding
the fact that Messrs Tally and Cheatham's colt has
the call against the field. GEL 5'-s7- 1sa
The races are to continue five days during which
time the pick of the following stables are ex pected
to start for the purses, all of which quite ibe-
raj:
James Tally has In training One Eye Joe, Re-
venue and Tally-Ho colt. 't -
John Belcher has ten In his string, among them
Die Clspperton and "Cordelia Reed" the winner
of the twenty mile race in the South.
Major Thomas boswell has the famous "Selene'
and two or three promising ''young 'uns." y-
Calvin Green has dawson" and four others
OF Hare has Fanny Fern" and four others,
most of them believed 10 be h III trumps
And William Gibbon has FIVE fast ones to contest
the palm on every field. ~1
How many others there are unknown to us, we
cannot cay but certainly the above are sufficiently
numerous to afford an abundance of sport and II
none of them can beat the world-reaowned Lex
ington's time, they can at least maintain the hiRh
reputation of Old Virginia stock t.:-. -
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KsocKEp D0wK.-John Rebman, lad
about twelve years Of sge. was knocked down oy .
horse at the corner of 17th and Broad streets yes
terdsy afternoon. end had bis right cheek BABY
cut, and his left ANGLE severely bruised ne did
mt ace the horse until too near him to escape dan
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BApCHAR AoT R.-Robert Heath +,
charged with stealing or receiving iorty Ps,
w Powers, . small boy. knowine them to have
been stoIen from Mr.. James Walsh, was arrested
and examined before the Mayor yesterday, and
sent on TO the next ter of The Hastings Court 70
be- indicted for misdemeanor.
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LET OFF.-Collin. slave to James SintOn
was examined before the Mayor yesterday morn
ina, and acquitted, on the charge OF using iDs3ien
and and insuItine language to Mr. Thomas ]. Melton
on Saturday evening
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LOST.

l OST-On Saturday last, in Manchester
~ my FREE PAPERS The finder will be re-.
warded by leaving them at the Dispatch Office
24-2t" SARAH E EDMUNDS.
I .OST-On Friday evening last, between
~ the Old Market and Rocketts paper executed
by Ann CrittendeD and others The finder will be
liberally compensated by leaving it at this Office
ap 24-St*
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THE COTTAGE HOTEL, HANOVER
Il COUNTY, VA.-This eligible retreat. located
about l6 miles, north of Richmond, ON the line Of
the Richmsnd, Fredericksburs aud Potomac Rail.
road 10 now open for the reception Of Waters and
boardera and offers many sdvantases to persons in
search of health, quiet aud recreation
For facility OF access coed water, comfort of az
commodation and health of location, the proprie.
to;s fatter themselves that NO establishm ent east
of the Mountains can afford greater Inducements a.
place OF resort.
In addition to the great Northern and Southern
Mall trains, which pass the place twice daily an Ac
commodstion Train leaves Richmond at O'Clock p
NJ, and returns to Richmond at 8 A. M daily thu,
shordine facilities OF access and departure hishy
convenient and comfortable.
The Oh mbcrs Of the Hotel and adjoining Cot
tases are all furnished with gas aud well arranged
IN every other respect whilst the spacious srcuods
and groves attached to the premises will enable pa
rents 70 a6ord their children secure and eomfofta
bic held for exercise aad recreation as s4a
TERMS OF BOARD % per cay, ei0 per week, and
$50 per month -children, under ten years Of age,
and servants half price.
Passengers BY the Mail Train, aoluz NORTH will
take supper at tho Cottage Hotel IN future; and du
naG the summer months on the afternoon Of each
rhursday, commencing with the nth OF MAY tue
Armorv Band will practice on the srounds Of the
Cottage, A. B. RAAAORE q CO.,
RTopnetofs
Sisah Cottage, Hanover eo-l
April 9Th, 1855 an al-lm
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DISMISSED The warrant against John
Sheehan and Michael Honlein, charged with as.
saulting end beating James Ryan, on Saturday
night last was dismissed by the Mayor yesterday
morning, Ryan falling to appear and testify against
the accused parties. :
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNIS HING
~ GOODS-I have now on hand q full stock of
Furnishing Goods, suited to the season Shirts and
Drawers of every description, Gloves, Socks Cra-
watts, Stocks Ties. Linen and Six Haudke chi sfs
Suspenders. Money Belts, Dressing Gowns Collars
Canes. Umbrellas, &c.
LEVY, SO Main street.
apA Opposite St Charles Hotel
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ATTENTION is requested to the sale of
valuable Negroe,. at off this day 12 O'Clock
NJ an "a TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24
STEALING GooDs.-Daniel w. Powers, {,

STEALING GOoDs.-Daniel w. Powers, q
small boy. and an apprentice TO James Walsh, was
arraigned before the Mayor. yesterday to answer
The charge OF stealing q large number of pistols
knives, etc, from his employer, and furnishing
them to Robert Heath TO dispose of. The liule
fellow, with tears In his eyes, frankly acknow.
lodged that he had taken the goods but declared
that he had been induced to do 90 BY the persua-
sion and threats Of Robert Heath, who called on
| him once or twice a day to get such goods as he
had been able to get out of the store
We have never seen a child charged with crime
for whom we felt reater sympathy, knowing, as 70
do, bis history and all the associations connected
with him When very young, be was placed in the
| Male Orphan Asylum, where he was reared under
the charge of the late Maj John d. Hargrove, un-
iii large enough TO put to business. when he was
placed with Mr.. James Walsh TO learn the gun.
| smith business. Having no father or mother to
guide and counsel him, he has probably been per
mtted to associate with vicious boys, and by that
| means his morals have become contaminated
/ Modest and unassuminR the unprinciped could
readily make tool of him. has been done In this
instance; and we therefore hope that he may be
| forgiven In this instance and that the past may
| prove q warning to him Ia the future
| The Mayor after hearing the particulars, con-
tinued the examination until Wednesday morning,
and admitted him to bail for his appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24
Tar Tunx,sa MAclo,Ass made thell

IHE lUhKieH MAGlGtANS m8u6 tnolI np.
pesrance In Metropolitan Hail last night In full
costume 70 witness the rich and varied entertain
msnt given by kuaksls inimitabis troupe, and
we're the observed of oil observers Theee wops
derful Msgicians give an exhibition at the Same
place % they are said 70 surpass any
olher company Of the Kind nov travelling In THE
cosnsry, our citssna will dock In hundreds 70 go
them.