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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

w S. AEILOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROSEWOOD
w pianoortes French pase mrrors ana nt,y oil paint
irgs, et auction this day. by HOUGHfON MEIIyOR. at
saesroon l3 Nissan street Also pianoorte $780,
With eaboraeiy carved legs sale positive 10 advances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

ExECuIroN SALE or MILLINERY, &C. JOHN W.
H SJhERSNblkE suttcnecr. will srll Dec
a al = O'Clock, ~ The ssesrcon, n, ~ Nors, William,
Ntsei thshsn, hv ype ~ execuiion ar lptie
vtlsa ak tnI .ssfis has. iefl ahie
shva essS &C., 80, W. tUNts, ralst,5le.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

HAEpWARE AUCTION N0TICE.-JN0. \. VAN ANT.
IL WERP viii sell this day At II O'Clock, a, 2j Pearl
street. 200 packages and OTIS we ted hardware &c kc
also doube barrel guns and pistols 10 forks
cssk table eery cases axe handles, German goods pow
tasAs, shirt pouches nc also, invoice OF English pat
tern cares ra1or IN cases &C. &C., also, u fancy clocks 40
i'm Rsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

HENRY II. HERTs. JR., AUcTIONEER -sHERIFF's
sale Of large stock oil fancy dry goods, laces,
b,iies fancy goods &c. !hursday and Friday,
December nth and 21st, NJ 10 o. lock, ct the sacr.
cos, No Y. Pine streei consisting In part Of lace and
collars, cheises bants handker
taue Ribbons sewing silk thread spool co:ons needles pins
hosiery, tos woolen goods OF every description, buttons
sS els fineds rns Md, silk. cotton and woolen eoses, lin
Tugs mn combs brushes. iaeia rubber TOYS dolls heads
&C., Tin toys ia gIeat variety perfuDery mock Jewelry &c
Terms cash. b. order OF JOHN OkSEH Shci
JpsTIH CoLeslI~ Deputy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

NOTICF.-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, WILL.
IN for sale public vendue Thursday the 10th
December o'clock the forenoon BIO
wcb street. carpeng chairs table looking glasses beds and
bedding together with other articles OF furniture. &c.
B. d. WISNEk, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
s. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER. HOUGIITON

a
" MELLOR-Ihs day. THURSDAY, at l0h O'Clock, at
l3 Nassau stree-Elsgant caene furniture, oil paintings
French plate pier oval and naniel mirrors with style
rich and costly sn Of paror furniture covered in
brocnde brocat0 and ps carved Oak buea extension
ming tables a The most approved patents dining
chairs, covered In plush and mirror door and
back etegeres walnut sideboards with marble top; richly
carved God centre tables sde pier and card
chamber suits with landscape paintings marble tors suits
it'll without solid rosewood bcdsteads bureaus
ard washstands to match; solid walnut mahogany
richly carved rosewood and mahogany wardrobes mahogany
extension dining tables eight ten and fourteen long, with
dining room chairs cheys FRENCH plates carved oak
mahogany and rosewood hat stnnCa with hall chairs match
carved rosewood mahogany walnut bookcases
secrra,es mirror DOORS rich easy and rocking chairs
sntel vases Goods be packed the premises for sa
ping Also at " ocork vs rosewood Ga and octave piano
forces OF rich tone and insh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

1JINKY II. IEEUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ps
~ LEEDS co VIZ scion Friday, Dec q, and Saturday,
street brdsl0o young Canary birds, just mporedtro
many. without reserve Also large assortment OF fancy
bronze groups cnna war India goods OF various kinds
large Canton emon1aes plated also lr.e
LOT nj marble ynse End small aahss,cr goo 6gnrcs
glass; 10 superb real mink sable capes and NUTS
all Of fi.h AMI value toge.er with oil
iassy goods suitable Tor he holidays everything to be sad
without splendid ard costly nrs be
tore auction consisting OF finest Russian mink Hudson
rich sable care yaucda $500 Every article is warranted TO
lac eAGctiY as rcpresenta1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

DAwNBROKERS' SALE.-w. N. LEWIS WILL SELL
this day, at 20 Chatham street. up stairs, large assort
cnt Of gold aud silver watches gold chains earrings pins
rings guns, pistols musical Instruments, &C. To commence
at 10 o'clock By order j. b. 4 j. SIMPSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
FURNFTURE.

COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARER0ons
" at 6l4 Broadway, opposite tho st. Nicholas HoteMA
rHEWa STACEY offer for sale the extensive
Of ancy cottage eed and French furniture 10 IN
United Satos at reduced prices Eveey variety Of mattresses
pallasses, Pillows bosers &C.. at manuacturers prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

r ARGB SALE OF PARTISAN FANCY GOoDs.-JOHN
- /. VANDEWATER win sell. this day, December 49,
q. e1 O'Clock 4 the salesreom Y Maiden aEe By OF
assignee the stock 81 broadway dealer forming One OF e
richest assornens Of class goods ever offered % the pub
lie, and every way suitable for the holiday consisting
IN part Of Eh decorated china vases with paintings Of land
found The richest imported French decorated china din
ard dessert SETS Of variety and pattern, c0ng
high $500; rich decorated fruit baskets
motto coffee cups vegetable Dishes coognes together with
In first class establishment
Two hundred lots OF fine cut glass ware, OF the Brooklyn
Flint Glass Company manufacture. who have received the
highe premiums in London Paris and tho Wor d. Fair La
New York. consisting Of gobles champagnes hooks cares
Wines picbefs clarct jugs fruit bowls Dishes &c
being the finest assortment Of glass ever offered at public
sale.
Also an invoice Of bronzes belonging the Artistic Bronze
Company, consisting Of gnaceni invoice OF the
perb and riches collection Of bronzes offered In this
ny i'm pSr,sd BY As Partisan Artistic Bronze ompany who
Obtained ne highest medals IL Londor Dublin Paris Brus
se and lately at the Worlds Fair In New York All OF these
are q the ost costly decrip Ion and are well worthy The q
rev N c clocks under shsdes large ronp hor,es Of
satnees OF franklin louis me Tenth Charles hs Boli Re
hens and large et OF satuettes Of smaller size nde
sbrss b,onses and lights supported BY figures &, Plated
casters with cut glass bottles liquor stsads cake baskets
and tea kettles coffee salts &c all warranted Shelf
field plated, and OF the first qualify.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

LNLEoArT EIRsTCLAss CABINET FURNITURE, TO DE
~ the exemve mandatory and Messrs r.
yreds Co. olS Broadway tnree doors above Nitos and
sci, at auction without reserve above The entire stock q
eleesnt cabinet furniture. manufactured by Messrs r. A.
vrede Co.. In the best possible for trade,
and which, upon examination will DO found equal every
pect In the city, Comprised
extensive ard dss. able assortment Of richly carved aud paa
s, SUITE for parlors dining rooms libraries and cham
bers also des able arc fo holiday presens Sale
invite our friends and purchasers geners 70 call At The
ware0os tS broadway and examine the furniture before
he sale feeling assured thai examination Of this stock OF
really elegant and beautiful furniture Will we'll repay them Tor
their trouble,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

ID j. KELLY AUCTIONEER.--I WILL SELL, THIS
l. day. at 10 o'clok, 81 81 Catherine street. the and
well selected stock Of dry goods contacted said
prisny fun assortment Of black and colored silks French
mil n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

EROCERIES, LIQUORS, WALNUTs sOAP-FRIDAY,
" lee e. at lOl O'Clock. @o7 Dey street. corner Of Green
wehRaisina, rants hgs c0ees, sugars, sweet OIL
pickles prunes champagne. cordia tin knives ana
FORKS clocks coffin scissors panes shirt col
lars, overcoas, &c W. A. CARTER. Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

II ENRY II. LEEDS co. Will. SELL RY AUCTION,
thusd s, Dec 70 NJ ii ococA the store 10 Mas
street. special and sale o. choice and
inc old wines trsndss gin Scotch. malt and Monenga
hela whikey viz: iadessod South side, pure
juice snd Newton s,eriesGordon Gonzales Albert 0loro-
70 ADD Aronado; por's- rsham Koriz, Queens London
hranda ssiuer and Haul Ssturne
Eonnossey Exchaw and other brands, IN demi bottles and
cabs; old fsiss mat vhstey hoanP scheiam schnapps,
very choice OLD amecs run IN quar- mnenum aud superior
lo fem private sold BY order of tie Every
article will be anifd pure agreeing
IIIf nn lAhin ha snnnIr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

1873 ACCOUNT BOOKS, STATIONERY &C.-ME&-
lCOOs chants, bankers corpornted companieA and a
others requiring blank books, stationery dc. for the
solicited TO examine extensive stock, which
offer at low prices
Books MADE ORDER-Priuted PACED. ruled And
bound to pattern. Also large stock hand Of all kinds
and Styles Of our manufacture, Of superior qualify
cuted IN eli heir variety Of design and style, with despatch n
low prices.
sririoNEEr AnrcrEs-of every description OF superior
quality.
cards.
We solicit the patronage of friends and the public
for any article they may need 10 line, which will be fur
nished NJ the lowest possible prices.
DIARIES ls56-al sizes ard styes.
RICH & LOUTREII, Statloners, Printern
and Blank Book Manufacturers,
81 VII street. n0Ar Cedar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

for the holidays ia large variety This morning, at l0
o'clock No. 81 Nassau consisting rich and medium
dining rooms 3, rosewood black walnut and mahogany
oil psir ng large variety silver plated work boxes
and writing desk clocks, vases cbina jewelry, &c B.
which VIII put up when desired during auction FIX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

ID ICHARD wACTERs, AUCTIONEER.-M &
IL Walkers will sell Friday 21st inst at 10x O'Clock,
70 Catherine street, general assortment Of household farni
glasses feather beds stoves carpets glassware croHker
&c. Ac 10 pay advances bay horse saddle and bride;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

r j. WALDR0n, ApCTfOEEKRs--LAn0E SALE or
q. fra-H O; EVANS viii continue the ssls Of valuable
day and every dag during the weak commencing precisely
past O'Clock day until the whole closed out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

uCrIoN NOTICF.-CABINET rURsITURE ROSE
wood Piano ories DC TO morrow Qrda at 10 O'Clock,
JOHN RUSSELL Anconeer will SELL the of Day,
Russell g Nassau street superior rose wood paror suits
10 satin brocaei several rich ennneied chamber Suits
hogapy. rosewood oak and black furniture
aoobes boob bedsieaes sofas b. chairs lounges
card tables extension tables etegeTes sdeboa hair
mattresses, mirrors oil paintings lounge beds rocking chsis
washsapds &C., a.s0 superior wood panoores,
and the other IN about six months with which the
makers guarantee will be given. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

A UCTION NOTICE.-1IIOMAS BELL, ACCTIONEER.-
"A BY BELL BUsH-Ws will cll this day, i0. o'cioek.
in The aesioons II North William street. valuable stock OF
stationery fancy goods and various articles suitable for the
on paper blank books desks work boxes quantity OF
valuable books pictures, engraynss, perlamey, PLAYING
cards, checker bosrds dominocs DC Immediately alter
the consignment Of dry hosiery clothing and PLEDGED
goods beautiful svery fine watches. gold CHAINS silver
&c On Friday win sell the lent furniture advertised
for lis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

A LUDLOW, AUcTIONEER --sAERIFr's SALE OF
berses and carriages Friday, Dec u, st12 NJ
~ Canal street carriage pair horses double
harpess superior carriage harness.
JOHN WILSON Deputy Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

by EDWARD sCHENCK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ID sale OF sperb az books snnua 4c.. for the holidays
EDWARD SCut NCk will seli Of auction SATURDAY,
eg,h ins at tvo O'Clock u his saesroom, No. II Wall
street. superb econ OF gin annusls, souvenirs ladies'
books book for Children elegantly bound 10 morocco, with
rit edges The collection comprises all the American
publications. well as large English, hy the
best authors Tho ladies as well as tho public ally
nv ed e attend the ale viii be he only
and well worthy OF attention The be 90 exit.
bitior, with csues On the morning ofslic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

r MORIARTY AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
e. a 10 O'clock Chatham SQUARE "efSrnitare Of IA
families various articles Of furniture; also 800 boxes sardnes
also, fancy dry goods. cutlery &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

HENRy H. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H. LEEDS
IL CO. VIII sell. Ibis day Dec. u, al12 O'Clock, immedi
aey after hs wine sale at 10 Nassa street. to close
10 kegs IL lbs each, best Eaglh mustard so
tons fresh Bor, pruprs 70 boxes 10 lbs each Smyrna
Dgs cases dozen cnch juccport Is do d. Duf
Goidon old brown sherry; do do Hennessey's old L. D.
cognsc e00 real warranted genuise imported Havana
OF The fol ing bands vzbrina, Pala Alto, La Fou
lea operas La Perfection and la srs Also casks very
fin old coeuac brandy, containing 70 IS gallons
vintage Of s wsraned imported expressly for the
use has been in his several and
raped In respect de- quality and genuneness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

A uGIioN NoIIcE-M; DOUGHTY, AUcTIoNEER.-
"A Mortgage sale Of household furniture Tits day Thursday
q 0 O'Clock, ~ Centre At viz mahogany sofas, ch Mrs.
rockers bureaus bookcases oval aud gilt mirrors French aud
cottage bedseads, hair huk and palasses
writing desks toilet sets black walnut dinng and extension
tables sofa bedseads clocks mane ornaments china
cry ana glassware Aso 10 advances pian0oes and
soos leather beds tapestry and inerSn carpets. Worthy the
attention OF the trade DerenpOry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

GEORGE COOK, AUoTIONEER. -PEgEMPTORY SALE
" Of new and second hand furnureThis day. December
81 o O'Clock. q. The salesroons M Nassau street.
eekfnan embracing parior sus In coverings
BILE centre side aod pier tables dresspg bureaus wash
stands hall stands rosewood fancy tables eeseres bedsea
sofas lounges chairs, rockers mattresses paasses oval
hosekeeppr rom jersey CITY embracing the usual variety
and with which the safe WIN commence. Catalogues the
morning OF SALE Als0 two planoGortes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

fI'0 iFT--wrH STEAM POWER, A LARGE UPPER
&ory rom 100 by % feet, we'll lighted,
souhes corner OF Broome and Mercer Apply
premises OF WILLIAM GALE SON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

II at No O. Nassau street, al half pas 10 O'Clock large
Of Gne gold watches diamonds yery, silver
Plated PersObs in OF such articles for their
will do well 10 attend Sale withou resoryc for cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

A UCTION NOTICE-MARK wRAY, AUCTIC HEER
a Will sell this day Thur dayl, Dec 20 at u O'Clock the
stock consisting OF general assortment OF dry groceries,
together with he fixtures Of So Mulberry street, also ali
the furniture, bedd .pg, &c. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

n EORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STOCK OF
~ Broadway dealer In rich elegant and fashionable furn
uIe 10 be sCd al auction Friday Dece nbor FL at l0L
o'clock OF James Cook ESQ., 654 Broad
way Bond rec1hs stock embraces parlor suites Of
and mahogany 10 brocndc brocae and hair CLOTH
ladies' wsIdrobss library and secretary bookcase eesers
melled chamber suites extension dining tsblos rockers
chairs SOFAS centre sio and sofa tables hall stands and in
ard he whoIeto Be sold 70 the h est bidder e
cata had previous TO sae NO posponemsnt
account
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

E'RENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS CARCEIs AND NO.
d.raors candeAbras clocks, bronze groaps
mall brcnzes china biscuit figures wsrs (
srse assortment ~ rich chseied French ya rturas nav
psuers Just received. ID. HARDOyyITLE 445 Brosdvuy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

V'HF .NFhATktT BKVFKAGk OF 1HR AGK-W 1fT-
= LBS a BROTHERS celebrated dssdeion oenss y
scknoweiytd BY All 70 be not only equal
Mocha coffee, but he most cec usi rrsfy iy-ppa
tlron@ress. deranx OF nvcF.
UlfaIEs BIO, Nos @s5 aud 81 Washington street
YORK, importers Of he candrl.n roo'
Of e pure ant ,e' alcd asadeoA cose
u pcs no - IN Guns. with fac Fie 81
e-es r1er Ian ny4ia@t aarslu-~ A
y, ,. - l.. =! -.-a s@s. 142 80 s.as.A-s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

4 rCT1ON NOTICE.-FURs, FuRS AND 81 FL OH ROBES
a &c.This nhursday) morning, Of 10 &C osk, JOHN l..
CsSEL Anctoneer will sell, Nassau
from fuion street large soA Of superior manuiaciret
furs comprising mink SABLE stone murten, Och sae chin
cia, Ere nch sable untn sre1 de clio capes VIC.
otinea. NUTS, cuffs collars gloves, boss. &c Rocky Noun.
ain wolf silver badger and fancy sleigh Tie above
lara OF super ior manufacture
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-18
Tie Flenoh Emnelor aud The. Wa,

The New York Times publishes what il >ays
is a conversation of reliable friend with the
present Emperor Napoleon, touching the war in
the crimea. The Emperor has said there is no
siege of Sebastopo because u sirgeis NJ invest
mont here ha,-o been attacks, he; 10; siege,
or if siege it is the Anglo French Army
which have been Destroyed, because the Allied
Army is not large enough TO extend its lines to
face the enemy, and only strong enough to occa-
~ an entrcnched position opposite the Russian
right wing at Sebastopol We quote:
the Russian army has be en- posted in exten-
died line between Simpheropol and Sebastopo its
centre being movable, at one time concentrated
ON mkermann and an another ON Bak -serai, -
The right wing of the force rests ON Sebastopo
as the right wing of the English troops at Water
loo rested On ilougoumont.
Il acknowledge tho tactics of the Crilnean
campaign to be of my own projection, and con
iess myself satisfied mainly in the results The
people OF France and England want feat of arms
and perhaps the people of America would applaud
another Smolensk and Moskowa. No Franco
in 1913 crossed the arid steppes and deadly
SHOWS of Russia. | will now make Russia ira
verse her own wilderness TO meet us on her from
tier"
The Emperor added that the Russians were de-
cimated in going to the frontier, that they had
lost 100000 men,and Allies not one: ten,h a. ma
ny,and that he was "content 10 portract the ~ m
on these terms" Napoleon says the future WI
approve his tactics, as he is inaictng not d
wound but a running sore in the side of Rus
sia."
The correspondent concludes
at is confidently stated that Louis Napoleon
in person will command in the forthcoming cam.
paign in Moldavin aud Russia Poland. The ney
levy of 100000 is destined for this field Of action
and will superoede the Austrian army Of oceu
patton The object of this campaign will be tie
erection of Polish Republic compr sing NolIy-
MIA Poland aud Bessarabia. In case Prussia
dssents, an advance made by an Anglo Frrnch
army upon her els Rhenish provinces and the Bal
tic heet, will keep her in check; while Lomba,dy
and Hungary are moved up to block the nterfo-
renee Of Austria. Turkey will be oblitorated
from the map of Europe, and form "a nest of BY.
zantine States into which Greece and perhap,
Hungary may fall. The last great European wal
commenced with republieanism and ended witt
confirmed monarchy; this present struggle com
mences with battle of the mouarchs, and vii
end with confirmed republics"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-18
Mob Law in Wiscor ain,

The frequency with which mQhs take IT upon
themselves to anticipate the tardy action OF tho
law. and wreak their fury real or supposed
criminals is getting to be absolutely alarming
Ifths violent and lawless spirit is not suppress
in in some way or other, the time will soon come
when popular passion will have wholly usurped
the tribunal of reason and Of justice, and
mans life will be safe for n day who has been
convicted or is even suspected of any heinous of
fence. The perpetrators of these mob outrages
invariably escape without punishment, and if the
like impunity is extended much longer, we may
regard the Lynch code as permanently engraft-
ed in the common law Of this country. The
persons who suffer from the fury of mobs are
generally criminals whose guilt is manifest, and
hence their fate excites no sympathy among tho
community, and the lawless violence practised
upon them does not meet with its merited rebuke
and punishment. But an Infatuated populace are
not fit tribunal to pronounce Judgment against
any man, however clear his guilt may appear to
be. Innocent persons have often been condemn
ed and executed after fair, deliberate and legal
trial. How UNNECESSARILY greater them the dan
ger that guiltless blood will be shed when the
question ofguilt or innoecnce is submitted to the
blind fury of promiscuous crowd. We repeat
that this mob spirit ought to be put down at all
hazards, and if need be, the strong arm of mill
tary power should be employed to do it.
We have been led to these remarks by reading
along account from Wisconsin paper) of the
execution Of an individual named De Bar, by a
mob, near Milwaukee in that State. That the
man had committed most atrocious narder there
can be no doubtand If left to be dealt with accor-
ding to law, he would unquestionably have been
made to suffer the penalty of his crime. But the
popuace of the surrounding country were impa-
tient for his blood, and notwithstanding the at
most efforts of the Judge, backed by military
force. they prevented trial, tore the prisoner
from the grasp of the law-oficers. and feed him
70 the earth. killing him instantly. The mangled
and bleeding body was then dragged a.half mile
by these demons in human shape, and hung to a
tree, with the head downwards.
Such is tho spirit even of civilized men when
they tbrow of the restraints of law and abandon
themselves to the impulses of their own fierce
passions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-18

Wy. Il says that all that has been done Is to
lriuire from passengers certificate Of health
and that the streets of Richmond filled with
people from Norfolk ond Portsmouth.
The Wing strongly condemns the adoption OF
quarantine regulations and earnestly appeals to
The city authorities To repeal them. 1t express
es the belief TINT the people Of Richmond are in
capaale Of hemmiug up 29.01o If their fellow
citizens in fatally inflicted district IN the hope
of thereby escaping some remote dnngcrto them.
selves
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS -Augnst II
wAsuiNGfoN nousE-w. ". LErrwrcn rEeP

7 Fox. Campbell: \ & chewling' Amherst
Jas " Wilson. Bedford c Gilbert and Lady,
pitsylvania; + II Arnold Campb II. II / Witt,
do; " Cnndiff, Botetourt; II " HILL Bed
ford Jas Wilson and Lady, Il Love, Phiadet
pha Jno \ Lacy and son, Richmond: Jas j
Jordan. Lady and child, Lunenburg; Shelton.
pit-y1yania; Price W Hopkins, Bedford; )
heagy aud Lady, Lynebburg; " Miller, d /
Il r; Henry Layne, Floyd { IL W { Preston =,
l. l. Hatcher, Virginia; John " Jones. Bed
fard David W billiard. Rockbridge, W i Sa'
bern, Powhatan; Richard Ullman, Philadelphia;
I'M " Rosser. lIaIna: Jno Poland, Bedford