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FIRE rs NORFOLK On
"a ~, last. a most destructive fire,
,nt;ced Yesterday, occurred in Nor
y +, commenced about s l-2 in the eve
,ho furniture ware house of Joseph
on the East side market square, which
DESTROYED. Loss on stock, $1,000, on
ehouse $4,000; insured on both $4,000
|, thence it spread to and destroyed the
ebouse of BlufCrj & Co, loss $4,000
red for $4,000. Charles II. Shield. loss
La, insured for $4,000. Grandy Il Stout,
m 900: insurance a2, 500. j. K Rudder,
Il sl 200. insurance $1,000. Reilly K Co,
Sceonists, loss s12, GOO; insurance $4,000
Reid. grocer, loss $4,000; insured tor
8Oo. VIM. Vesey, loss s5,ooo insurance
90. John Dodd. loss $500. X. Drum
ID estate lost $500. ooo ,;oh
x{son ;s insured. The Mutual Company OF
z&n,opd Io.es $4,000; the American, OF
s<7alk $4,000; the Washington, of Norfolk.
'61S1l and the rest of the loss is distributed
- the Lynchburg Howard. Franklin,
-. aud Valley of Virginia Companies.
l5Hring the progress Of the fire, several
M of powder exploded in the warehouse
n. Geo. Reid, severely injuring several
Ions, and blowing the building to pieces:
[Peyious to the fire, the Hope and United
81 Companies had disbsnded on account
Ia appointment of E. Del&ny Chief En-
Doer, and the Aid Company had appointed
= night TO take the same action. They all
|hse d to work their apparatus, leaving but
q engine-the Union, worked by negroes,
e do duty. They stood by, and still re-
ting after the third building was in flames,
! Thief Engineer resigned, and they went
'svork, extinguishirg the fire in short
W
rhe whole block, including six stores, in
lei the fire originated, was destroyed.
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TIA V E RN AT AMELIA COURT
II HOIISE=L.ANl N Z IETER 7

n
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, b Il ,
COWS, nc FOR SELE.-ln Pursuance of three
deeds of trust executed by Joel c. Foster as trus
tee in said deeds will oferor sale at public saction
Amelia C. H., on THURSDAY, the 26th Gay of July
1855, the Tavern and 80 acres of land in the occu
pancy of said Foster, st Amelia C. b ON the Rich
mond and Dsnvtlls Railroad IS miles from Rich
nond The buildings entirely new. and ample
FOR all the purposes of tavern; including Stables
and all necessary cut buildings part of the land
open, the residue in original growth There is fine
garden we'll enclosed, and yeupg orchard the
place. The situation is good one for Hotel, and
would be desirable location for reliant, profess
sional man, for school / will sell at the same
time frame building snd small lot, present occu.
pied as shoe shop, and adjoining the Tavern prop
ertY.
ALsO-AH the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE of the said Foster. the premises
and used at the Tavern COWS, 8 HORSES, and
horse WAGON AND HARNESS And on
SATURDAY. the 18th day OF July, 1885, | will sell
the premises trsc: of 100 acres of Land, within
two miles of Wayne Oak Depot, a part arabic, and
the residue in pine and oaf This tract ad oips the
estate Of DR.. Geo C. Scott, and might be MADE most
Desirable place.
TERms-For the Tavern, $1,000 and the expenses
of sale cash and the balance in and two Year.,
with interest from the day of sale secured by Deed
of Trust Ihe Shoe shop and Lot and the land at
Jetersville, one third cash and the balance in
and two years, with interest, and secured by Deed
cf Trust. For the Furniture. Stock &c. credit Of
six months on sll sums 800 the purchaser CIV
ing bond with security. l.. MASTERS, Trustee.
je 5-Sawti Trustee.
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WASHINGTON AFEAIRS

WASHINGTON, July 9th A cabinet meet
ing of four hours duration took place this
afternoon. All the members were present
The business accommodating while the Presi
dent was absent was the cause of the assem-.
bling.
No definite action was had en- the new sp-
pointments of Commissioners of the General
Land and Patent Offices
Secretary DObbin goes to the Virginia Red
Sulphur Springs to morrow
SECRETARY Cushing also leaves Washington
in q few DAYS
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HEAVY DEFALCATION.

BosToS. July 9th.-Tuckerman, the late
Treasurer of the Eastern Railroad Company
has confessed to having embezzled sao7 900
OF the company's money. The defalcation
has been going on a series of years.
The committee of investigation appointed
report the finances of the company in pros
porous condition, with that exception. 1t is
reported that Tuck erman had invested LARGE
ly in developing DR.. Mortons discovery OF
ether
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HE FOURTH IN CANADA The fourth of Jp,v
ration at Hamilton c. W, was something en-
lne'y ne" IN Canada, and forms new epnch In
tne historyo OF the Provinces" A suuptunns rss
Sast was served up, and some ak or seven bpn-
e1od persons psrtook Of il. Toas,s. were drunk
sRen'ng with The Gay we celebrate, followed bv
49, 10 the Queen" Governor General Of
Nsnhos, aud the President OF the United site, y
shof which were rcspondei to by sosacbes S'T'e''
81 celebration took place at Oakvilla C w
- were nfed at day light and throughou, IN
NJ general feeling OF patriotism was exbihi,sd
80 "a evening grand display of fireworks
had In front ofthe OskyiIle Honsa nc
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FATAL. AECInENr

NEW YORK. July sth.--Yesterday, during
sailing excursion, the Yacht Grace Kerr
upset, and three out of the five nersons in
her were drowned. Among those drowned
were Ferguson, the marine reporter for the
Joarnal of Commerce, John Parker and Geo.
Grady. Their bodies have not been recov-
cred
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49,. aohklD AcolDENT-A horrible acciden, took
E".3 on 'ue morts Canal At Patterson, Mass on
xxAesoay SINAI! boy of 70 or IA vaars mar, "a "a
49, AnsfSon, was riding one of tie mule. and
Mempied to get of, when his foot got in tbe ny
ss snd ms mules started of. dsshinC the child
q pee s 10 Inc most horrible manner, his in,es
81 sna portions OF his body being scattered /,
~ directions. When the animals war. ca".h,
~ boy leg and part OF bis skeleton were stiji
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, CoNsPrRAcy IN BREADsTUrFs-Inc =; nsw
Journal OF Commerce mentions a. c sa.. ~nS ira
York city report that several r. ~ 81 rhrss
produce deslers held msetrg .. gu w w AN
say thu oath nit to device nesns " esnso -, ~
nrs,snt stoct Of bresdstufa" snd thus no. onJ ~
determin. The amount to be Forwarded 10 teaooau
| but also to regulate tue Pfieo'
From Cephalonia and Posras. June D 'ne'e -
| hsa prvs concerning the currant crop
>. THE brs.. cannon belonging to the State were
soiksd Al worcester, Mass. 90 the night OF the
,brd BIZ some sbolItionsts to prevent their use or
4 salute on the 4th.
John Kilweli, a married man, residing at Esst
Hanover Township, Pa, was arrested Tuesday for
runnire of With one of his female scholars, aged
fifteen.
Constantine Bslsh q step son of the reiRnfpg
Pripce, of Auetria, has been killed Ia duel by
Count stelberg, major 10 the Austrian Huassrs.
Three hundred and fifty houses were destroyed
By FIRE 10 Bergen, Norway, on the % ut
The u. troops at Salt Lske City, In Utah, va
Gated their barracks on the Alb of July and pro-
ceeded further West.
The Prince of the Chinese insurgents has issued
lav to behsad sl In the empire who shall drink
wine. sf
Rev Theodore Clapp, Of New Orleans Is now st
Essthaupton, MASS. on visi, 10 his aged father,
who is hopeiessly sick.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, July 9Th Cotton active Salee OF
1000 bales Upland Middling at 1O4 cents Flour firm
with tendency upward Ohio Ss.370s9 u, and
Southern Sll per barrel. Wheat frm. Corn trife
higher with sales Of 81 600 bushels at 9S cents Porh
ans Beef firm. Lerd unchanged. :
Money easy STOKE better Virginia SIS SEQ
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I n IN ErFIGr.-Jonathan Battles, a tsscbo,
- Massachusetts, was hung IN ttisx
% .1a Sun nstsn for advising his scholars nor -,
,Li :, " ice proceedings on the Fourth tell
setting Tor the salvation of the couptrv frprn ~
eurse Of slavery. '' if0n the
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destructive fire occurred at StaubenumO
10 on Wednesday night last 1t originated in
tae back shop of furniture manufaciorv. ON the
corner OF Sixth and Market streets, and DESTROYED
sne entire BLOCK OF buildings upon that corner
among Inc sufferers are Mrs. Blackburn confec.
tipher' whose loss Ia about Sc 600 Mr. Donaldson
.slnl!ur9 r. doeaaler about $4,000; VIM Nash, mer,
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TuMBOO OUT AT LAST.
I listen AND OBsERV E,-As the

! ISTEN AND SERV E.-As the
IA season has far advanced and GOLDSMIT hav.
ing large and desirable stock Of Trimmings and
Fancy Goods har6, will ofer til sm ct such reduce
80 prices that cannot fail to please and setfy those
That are IN need Of anything in his line. Will be
FOUND among his stock Cambria and Swiss Edgiugs
and lnsertings; Isle Thread SILK and Bobbin Edg-
:nss aad insertngs; CembTic, Nainsoos, Dimty and
and Chid-en's Hosiery; Cambria, Swiss and Check.
ed Muslins Linsn Hdkfs; Collsrs Sleeves; Inside
Capes Infants Waists; Leather Selts; Mantillas-sD6
many other new soois which has been rscently re-
ceived all of which will be sold at uncorameng low
prices. Z GCLDSMIT
JY9 2n5 Rroa Of
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AUCTION eALrs.
RtTTURE DAY
BY GODDIN q APPERsON.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on !,

i
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 7rH,
FOR aALE AT AUCTION--WiiI be cold on
TUESDAY, the nth day Of Jslv, 1855 on the pre-
m.ut on the West line Of 7th street. beswseu Cav
and Leigh streets. adjoining the dwelling Of w. &
6urr. E.a. and nearly ccyosts the residence OF
fest, run. back $50 feet, and has upon il q brick
house which has recently bsen injured BY fire..
months for negotiable notes bearing interest, 90
cared bJ q trust deed or title retaiDed.
jy@ GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucta
|TRUSTEE'S SALE AT AUCTION OF
- LARGE NUMsER OF MOST BEAUTI-
giDERE AND SYDNEY. NEAR HOLLYWOOD
OEmETAhY- BY virtue of trust deed executed
June, 1855, duly recorded in Hsnrico County Court
sa e : y Public The
the next fair day, about al most beautiful buiidrS
lots in the plans of Bslvders and sydney, near %
Hollywood Cemetery. and also to the residence Of
said Tyler plat of these lots can be seen at the
office of the auctioners.
TERMS :-on--third cash; balance at 6 and II
noneha bearing interest," and title retained till last
note lie paid.
a. the same time and place. win be sold two bay
Harness. q negro Women nsrned MARY and her intant
child, a negro Man named Mike one Cow.
4 months credit for approved endorsed nssotisbI.
W. aoDDIr. Trustee.
,.a GoDDIN APrERsoN,
1eN Aucts
OUSES AND LOTS AT PORT
- MAYO. AND EIGHT FINE MULES, AT
TERNooN, the llth July 1855, on Louisiana street,
FORT Mayo, com mencirg at O'Clock. the excellent
| grocery stand in Port Mayo. on Louisiana street,
now in the occupancy of MI. Tucker, at the annual
rent of 800; also, lot No g. on Nicholson, Centre
and Spring streets; also SO acre. of valuable wood
| Richmond adjoining The land of Williamson Alien
and others Also eight fine young mules
aakMs r9f tne real estate ons-thied cash; bal
| mules. four months credit for approved endorsed
p'p'ra sseins ssesRsou A,e
IVERY VALUABLE FARM ON THE
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD. TWO MILES BE-
Low RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY afternoon 14rh of July, 1855, st 5
s es sGd at sgot on the premises that
aboat two miles betow Richmond, called DAN
DRl0GE'S." adjoining the land of Mr.. John Poe.
which sixtysix 56ll000 acres lies on the north side
or the road, and has upon it all the necessary build
pair That on ths south side contains about 56 acres
This latter part will be divided into lots to suit
purchasers Or not, msy be determined en- at the
our office.
rEsms--oae-fourth cash; balance a. 6, 10 and 10
months fer negotiable notes. bearing interest," Sc.
cured By trust deed.
jy6 GODDIN 4 APPERsON, Auces.
" ALUABLE TENEMENT ON BYRD
STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH SITS,
FOR 8 AL e AT AUCTION-Wl be sold. on
MONDAY, the 18th July. 1855, on the premises.
commencing at 5 o'clock, that excellent granite
front Tenement located as above, Low in the
pancy of Mr.. L Vickers s.sI
| ALsO-The brick and framed Tenement on the
alley in rear.
| TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at months for
Vegetable notes interest added, secured by Trust
Deed title retained.
| jy9 GODDIN & APPERsON. Aucts.
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Mr. Resnsrd, who sscended 10 a bsIIoo, tro,u
spfiagheie' came down 10 New Salem. 30 NH, E,a
<yflnesst' Levi Terry, of EafeId Con wss &C.
R1g from the ASCENSION. 'e'a' u
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- EXPLOSION AND LOSE OF L1FK-The steam
propeilet w Brooks, from Cleveland. Ohio. for
0gdensburg, blew up near Ashtabula. Toursdav
1Mo OF me engineers Were badly scslded one Of
snem probably fatal Two of the deck hands
Jumped overheard and we're drowned M n.s
fosgers were Injured f"'
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BY ALEXANDER MOTIF
TRY GOODS, CLOTHING. WATCH

0OCDD, OI~OI HING, WAICH-
- n,fS S: S:vWili bssold at auction. at my store,
aud general assortmen. of Housebo,d and Ki.chso
fuKTS ~ belonging to a private family
aAsJIsundry articles of Dry Goods, Shoes Clio.
anu N-"sSi-'
ALSO-lO superior gold and silver, lever and le-
pine Watches-to be sold without reserve
ADOITiOH-l CIRCULAR SAW nsarlv nav.
cost $50 A first-rats article for MECHANIC
ALEX MOTT Auct
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IS SHOOTING AFrhAY.-On Sunday an sffrsv oc.
RFred near the Methodist Church. ia Graa,v III
sppnty, Va, IN which D. Tiner, and w w
ecfous nature oan
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be sold on FRIDAY the Dot

EN tCUCU
w day of July, If not sold privately BEFORE that
very valuable farm in the county of Hanover, ON the
Central Railroad about eight miles from this city,
upon which now reside, containing 552 acres Of
land about 800 of which il cleared and IN cultivation
the balance in fine timber consisting of oak, ches-
nut, hickory and walnut. The improvements con-
sisting of a commodiou ssdwelling house. barn,
stables Kitchen carriage house, &c. in a good state
of repair.
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the premi-
SEES. Lee & Bsyley, Attorneys at Law, uth st.,
Richmond. where pat of the property can be seen,
Possession given 18th December.
my 2i-dtd* gAM'L sCHERER
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Eslk SUMMER ARRANGE.

Esl MINER ARRANGE
MTHOG IN, AN0 NORFOLK.-The steamboat CIiR.
lie FECk, Captain JOHN DAVIS, will leave tbs
Sa as1 a. Ihoekets teguisfy every Tuesday, Thurs
for the above places DIVA precisely,
returning. the Curtis Peck will leave tn. wb.rf
a. N9Iioix every Monday, Wednesday and Fr;3ar
Lofflag at % O'clock touching at Old Point sar;ns
I DstniIs season. and all the regular lan6iny s an
'h e river, bath going and returning oH
Meals 800. each.
j. 30 % n u.e
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LATE s FROM SALT LAKE.-An arrival a, g..
dsen' Saturday from Salt Lake reports the n.
ga Tue route as very quiet and friendly
she from Fort Union, also reports all
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON,
HANDSOME RTTT-DTNG lots ON

- THE M AIN STREET, MANCHESTER.
I'VE TuH SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
h nises: commencing at O'Clock, two of the most
Lots in Manchester, fbeing part Of the
M On wnich stands the Farmers Hotel 'front.'
r,ontE kMsECOne-fourth cash; ba'erce at s. and Q
ti. Jnlns ior negotiable notes. interest added ard
title retained till last note il paid ~
Je % GODnIN APPERBON Auctx
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10 Z 1.-The subscribers are now pre-
~ pared to furnish best CLOVER HILL Lump
COAL s., md hail al "a 30; and ksep constant
on hand white and red ssh ANTHRACITE COAL,
which they are prepared 10 furnish COED tel n1s
as j: can be puTchase6 IL the city. They also keep
good article Of coal for Smiths PURPOSES Orders
lef. at their Office, at the yard sd3Eing the Peters
b7rg Depot or at their lower office, corner of Dock
ana 10Th streets, will be promptlg attended to.
IL SIT VIM H DAVIS h CO
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BY LARUs & SHINE.
.ENTEEL HOUSE FURNITURE Ar

- N,noAUCFION On next TUESDAY mornin,.
tne Iotn inss commencing at 10 O'clock we will ssli
q. ON, store large assortment OF ,veu.kept Hou,e
rpurni.ure. embracing Ia part Mahossny Redesesds
Gran; pso,sS Ladies' Cabnet. Bureaus RociiDs
ALsO-A good assortment Of Kitchen Yurr,t,,.
&C., &c. = Ao" &n"itoIe ,
on AadOopITiONAL.-Wi be added to the abovs s.les
70 Voo Cigars of favorite brands "
Jy7 LARUs & SHINE Auc..
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q Four persons were drowned while b.,t,,
5he 4th. 'N 'ho evening OF
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INC King OF Denmark has been thrown frop hi.
pofse oat was no, fatally Injured. go ~
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BY DAVENPORT, ALIEN & co.

GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY. 18th July, We will sell at 10
O'Clock, at auction store, assortment Of Gro
ce1ies viz:
Rio and Laguayra COFFEE
Coffee and Crushed SUGARS.
MOLASSES.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
Green and Black TEAS.
Claret and Madeira WINES. -r.-4 -sF
BRAEDIES.
Rectifed and cid Rye WHISKEY. 4-.t
SAL SODA. WRAPPING PAPER. VI.
RAIsiNS, LEMONS, ...tr
Tsnners OIL. &c. ..ea..f
25 Hhds Bacon.
TERMs-Under 300 cash. 800 and over months
credit tor approved paper.
jy7 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO., Aucts.
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PRICES REDUCED.
kICHMONO EXCELSIOR WORKS

AlSI1MONO EACELS1ok WORKS,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN sTs
1--WE subscriber takes pleasure in announ;;
a cing to the public that his FLAMING and SAW
MILL is now in complete order.
Having recently incurred xpense ofseversl hun
dred dollars in retttng AID perfsctng his Machinery
sof fIanns, Saving and T0ngueihg and Growing ali
Elhds OF Boards and Plank his is COW enabled to ex-
eeute superior work, at greatly reduced prices
a call from those in want respectfully solicited.
de SIS WILLIAM FORBES.
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3D. PHILADELPHIA, July 9Th.
There we're 283 deaths in this city this week; of
oqasumption L. Standardization 80 cholera
merbus 4; congestion of the brain ID; diarrhea l2
+ sun stroke 5; small pcx4.
Il ~. William l.. Torbert, proprietor of the Ave-
7 nns Drove Yard, West Philadelphia, was severely
ard Dangerously burned about The face and hsnde
b4fhe premature explosion Of quantity OF pow
d. while engaged ia blasting In one OF his fields
Yesterday afternoon.
young man named Prtrick Yarrow had his
fi6ht leg fractured yesterday by aIlipg from
epef car on tho Reading Rail Dad az hi. Carbon.
Hrs Porter, wife of Charles Porter recently
made threats to destroy herself and on the after.
NOON OF the fourth she left home for the last time
e6yipg that she would not return agair aud bid
dag the family coed by. Yesterday her BODY was
1 1oaBd In the Sohuylkili.
"a IA men named John Stewart, EMPLOYED "a
swstchmsn on bosrd The barque Union, lying at Race
offoet wharf, died very suddenly on board that
vessel last night. The deceased had over-exerted
hiDself during the day, and bis sudden death is
otx buted to that cause.
the measurement Of grain at PHILADELPHIA du.
ring the quarter ending June 30 1855, was 6O2 s02
bushes corn, against 362 73l for the sans quarter
81 iast year; 20i,749 bushels wheat asrigst l54
05 last year So 657 bushels rye se ainst 10 637 las,
ger, and OF oats lG6 594 against SO $40 last wear
Ihe shipments OF coal at port Richmond for the
season up 70 June 35.h, amounted to 700 Oll
against 6Ol $50 for this corresponding period of last
y6ar.
VIM j. Florence, the Irish comedian. Is III. ard
me haseum has been closed in cOrsequarc &C.
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HpssIAN ACCOUNT OF THE MASSACRE AT HANGo.
"A Berlin correspondent of the London Times
who dates his letter the 20h uit Affects 10 donh
Whtther the following from the Pstersburesr Zei
ting is resliY the same rs the Hs1go massacre II
=. however, beyond doubt, tho Russian account of
hsafar:
The commander of the forces Ia Fiulao1. Adm
tant Genera Won Berg, reports a very succe ssful
nsfrmish which took place not far from Uapgo
udo, between our volunteers Of the second bat.
taiion OF the King OF PrUssien Grensdier Regiment
md part OF the crew of the English fr!gate Cos
sex. The affair took place as follows: On Juoe
IN, at noon, the frigais Cossack appsared IN tbe
ME2rds al tango Udd, and sent off boat which
canne ashore In the vicinity OF the ,elssraub and
Aeaoed email party under the command of son1e
otissrs there.
Ensi8n scwertschkow, of The King of Prussia
drensdler Regiment, 10 whom this portion of the
eoest Is entrusted, having been esriy Informed Of
ms enterprise of tie enemy concentrated some
men OF bis detachment behind a building opposi.e
me landing place, and another portion under the
suD Nicer Peter Powlow, he detached along the
psaoh 10 cot of the retreat of the English.
The en9Idy, attacked on n sudden dafended
himself but teebly, and laid down his arms The
success OF this affair must be .scribed Ia the
kpw '''' '''''-
The loss OF the enemy amounts 10 five killed.
mere were taken prisoners, one officer one sur.
keon one marine, (tgorae marin and eight sailors
{ 81 which latter four were wounded
IN addition to the above. cur troops made spon
0iino nag OF the boat, seven muskets and seven
cu'iasses The boat ITSELF with one cannon on
Doard, sunk
On the following morning the Eueli,h frjsate
eame In close to Hango Udd, aud fred at the
puiolhge Tor about an hour and half but without
@Sng them any great HARM"
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A MUSEMENTs--There is no place to
n amend an hour. free of cost, more pleasantly
in Richmond than al OSBORNE's splendid DA
aUERPEAN GALLERY. At this establishment
nav be aeen great collection of PAINTINGS and
pAGUERREoTYPEs. we'll worthy the attention
Of visitors. NO PAINS OF EXPENSE has eesn
spared 10 make this Gallery lhs finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place In the city.
We always prepared to put up hkenesses Ia
very style, and ct PRICES that DEFY competitor
Al ~a91 baud, GOLD LOCkkTs, GOLD FINE,
Pearl Shelf and Morocco CASES, OF every iescrp-
aon OSR0RNEg GALLERY.
fe7 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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TN TEN DOLLARS REWARD
this month"; l.rge sorrel HORSE afout I;x &c., W
oid, with awhile spot ON his forehead. Also YOUNG
sorTel MULE. think that they are about the sub
dros OF Richmond. ! will give the above reward TO
any one that will deliver them 20 me, at INV rs,i.
deBos in Hsnrico county. Ae-'''
jp 7-Sirs sss ,ouN uore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10
NOTICE.-TO BRIDGE BUJLDERs

Proposals will be received by the subscriber at
Charlottesville udtil the 2h inst for the construc-
ton IT trestle work for the Virginia Central Rail-
Ioad at the kivanna River snd Moore's Creek, near
Charlottesville. It's snount 10 between SO and 600
4 e; iinesi, varying in height from % TO 66 feet
Plans ena specifications will be exhibited Char
iottesville fer week previous to the letting
Per crder. 8 A. RICHARDSON,
jY7-t20 Division Ensiussr Va c. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10

4 ,oLUMBIAN HOTEL-JAMES m,
al 20, I'D CO., having leased this desirable Ho
ID nI spare as pains 10 maintain its former psuu
Aii ana comfort They have employed E PoR.
sfs y. axe the entire charge of the House on and
to give them q call e i'9ue"ee
RiehmoLd, March %. less