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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS,
NuEDsIi>AL a.0,O"s A>D WINES
Wine London porter and oirs Aromatic schuaps
All these articles are warranted pure aud suitable M med
"' purposes n, For sale by JOHN II. Srasn,., SEM,
NOTICE.-rhc -ubscribcr being dc-iro"- To
stand OF George Bsghy Will from this day oher the if'
oe aos '' 0s'' 'Y'' ''''' nESJ F sAcKrrr.
ntr. t6,h, Is55.---Oar "w" s"por'",i"n-.--
the following colored Castor Beaver Cloths
Adelaiiei
Blue;
Green
Black
These Cloths Beosy Sons celebrated ostah
hnen in France expressly for sales We invite the AT
tnion of our friends ans the nhcto examination of thes
reasonable terms
oc l6s GLASS 4 RAINE, J DNoS, Agent
EUNs.-we have just received beautiful stock Of dnc
IN and Gums, which invite the attention of
oc6s - j. d. GREGORY s CO.
nCT. 18th, iS55.-Jus received by cypress second
" supply those Velvet ycs,ing also quilted
silk These Goods will be ready if preferred
House ot GLASS RAlNf4 }. pIxoN, Agent
HOPS, HOPs.-Frcsh and best quality Eastern Hops,
iaae 2s,s LEE 4 JOHNSON
Hrn,"- s.ra,r- /! "A splendid n-."r,ni""s ei
N Fancy Crates which for beauty aud cheapness cannot
comfort the Furnace aud Range Warehouse and prepare
oc ia-ts e : RtIeS
pusT RECEIVED--A lot Of superior styi. i,n,i-
- Coats hne SILK Plush Velvet aud fancy SIN VEST
oc Its NJ GuGGENllEIhER.
AYDTlCE TO WHEAT SEII.EVs-Wc nrr
~ the market for all the good wheat We can get Per
sell will 'easo give call before selling
q, we viii always pay the highos, market price
Hts MILLER n ELAN, on Basin.
CARD.--lla,inys . sold my interest in the Dn-
~ gnerrran Gallery, this place To Mr. JAMES kEAHh'
recommend him To the favorable attention
sklfl Artist and gentcm1u on whom hrN
may relv then and coi his innitabe AN
BDTY PES which oHly be procured of hm IN thls ty
In taking my leave would thanks for the liberal pat
kind attention received from generous public dn
ring a residence Of over eight years. T. T. tibbHt
&C l2ts-Rep COW ---------------
NNTs. saAss ~ ssNND-
w 100 dozen Yarn Socks
500 yards Country I.nsey-whe and colored;
Janse;
500 MS Rolls,
fresh Feathers
90 5t,s YOIf NIGER & SMITH
Y 1870 bags strictly prime Rio Coffee;
700 SantOs-oargo of the schooner Indicator, rom
the Brazls-in store and Tor sale by 49,
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO.
oco6ts R,rhmond
rrV,H0MasTON ESWE.-l0O barrels bef' THOMAS
TON LINE receiving direct from the vessel III good or
d. Tor sale hv ~ ltsl u =. SAohEll-
VELVET, SATIN, AND CLOCU sEOANs
,lmas Merino and Plaid Shaws Of theates styles
oc5.ts JAMES a. sTiGIER CO
aNANGS ELvEF, SILK AND aA-st nEhE
n VES1INGS--A large stock Just opened a
JAMES A. SIIGI.fiR & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

In SION MERCHANTS. SAN FRANCISCO, CAia-(of
FIcr 1874 FRONT STREET INV YORk)Partcular attention
paid SALES OF TOBACCO and eonsignments ulreet from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENC ES.--A & A Lawrence Co. hoston AHen
4 paxs4n New York; Courtney & Gushing, Baltimore ;
Davenport Allen CO. Edmond Davenport Co., i1ndlam
g. Watts m James 4 Heath late auditor and Crenshaw
Go Richmond; MrCarkIe Jones Mcdaniel, Hurt q Pres
ton r e. : Ferguson Co, aad Miller 81 Crensha" Lynch
burg
B-Having est blished branch Of our house in New
York onr partner in that city will give his personal
attention To the receiving transhppng and securing the low
est rates freight of commission on all goods conalgn
ed to our san Francisco House
-' anr2 God y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

Chronic or Nervous Debility hr kidneys, aud
diseases arising from Dsnrdered Liver or Stomach, such
rs Constipation Inward Plies Fullnss, Boodto thu Head
AeIy othr stomach Nausea Heartburn disgust for rooa
er full'ng the l ofths stomach swimming q me alend
INK Snnocang SENSATIONS when in a lying posture Dim
Vision before the sight Fever and Dnl
s" fm and % ~ ff' s'q a" % SS SD naeS Chest Limbs ae
Sudden Fus,s of HEAT Bunne the Flesh CONSTANT lmag
% s ID e s pSsrs~ "%a m GERMAN
nirTERs prcparrdby nr O. NJ Jackson, German Medicine
store No 10 Arch ST. one door beew W sixth Phadepha
Their power above Diseases Is not axccled fcqusl
attest in many eases after stl pi, ,s,clans failed l
These Buers worthy the attention etiny Aids Posses
tho rectina Of the liver and lesser
s exercising the most searching p"wer In weaknrs*snd
~ g Of the they are wih"' safe tain
s, W, wss" 9, ss sss n. H.,
They have become AZ the r"gs Nothing else sellA
o nnG @s"G * s"
from to III, public any Of the various p;sn. S,
value Among consider worthy Of notice. y .he
German Bors invented By Dr Hooaand and prepared Dr
Philadelphia Dpe Instance In particular In which
the superior virtues Of this medicine have been tested has M
Mr. Abram Crabi Of this seriously affected
with Liver Complaint and ate trying In vain various rene
much relieved Of his distressing maad that be procured
another bottle and Is stored entirely 20 health ~
entirely vegrtahie free from ainjufious nged
rnr snl bnlcssie b bneess In Ali the and
retail apohecas aud stockeepors every town In the
sold by sTRormER 4 WHITEHEAD, j. II TIioMP.
son & co, and J. u sEAf a co. Lynehburg and BY
dealers In medicine everywhere. lsep 60
NEW GROCERY, CONMgssDON d tO0.
~ WARDINa HDUSE--1he Subscribers have leased for
years Mr. e. ~. Lynch, his new Fire PROOF
lately this difoc topposiie the dApot
of v g. 4 x Il immediately between the Railroad and
the purpose Of carrying general GROCERY
FoRwARDiSa BusIff S. under the style
aud firm o BLACK a. PETTYJOfN. We offer to- our
friends the public generally and well selected
stock g Groceries Liquors, &c In exchange for cash or
country produce earnestly solicit ca from thesfore
purchasing - ..8, {....
good supply Lime, Plaster and Cement kept ON hand,
which sold any other house In tbe city,
a,yfAp II tn DurE EnY,
aud paid the order of them
agents the sale OF Wheat Flour,
Tobacco Corn Oats &C. Sc Charges reasonable ana
pains spared satisfaction. Account Of
made. A j. BLACh,.
nnp a.ts A. PETTYJaIlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

A = LAST =
N Harper for November
Balou,s Dollar Monthly
Harpet's Story Book;
Hunts Merchants Magazine;
Eclectic
The Old IInmestead-by Mrs Stephens;
Nathale--bv Julia knvRnaugh;
Evenings with the Romarss
n Lottcry--by MIS- 'ifoN
Also Frank Icsles Fashions and Journal Cooley Graha
and Petersons Mag szues for tnbe received
nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

Meat Gutscr- " ~ ta,tcv- '!-Juat received a lot
lVu Of r mos MAI tt fsnS for cutting snn
aud mncug tr pics which a. nv superior To any
ninH kind htlorc Ia this Il They lariic
ulnY adapted for faml, aan or e h.ing auhstan
TALLY Please call and nNamn" btth soon they are
In great demand will he n the Agricultural
Depot of \ NlilGTfN9sl hW'
lust below the ~, cll HOUSE, nd adjoining the
Garral Rel aslterN ot Sap' J II bailey.
NM La MRin alfn,t. IAnrhhntA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

Tho above rates Ohio River slight advance IS
charged If sent all the by Eroad No Storage Charged
on f;oods sent through line. Consign to
BRIDGFDRD & Co. Richmond.
REFERENCES IS RICHMOND -Sterns Brummel linsley
Tariv Co Scden & Miller, j. II Claiborne, j. w Mrgh
& Ca Chas 7 wortham Co, Shields & Sommcrylie and
80 p,,or,ort %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

ltGNIS EsNs SanOA.t~.-h hn0rs 0ON hntd, |,
bc received the bust and medium quatis Of
iiooa Shoes aud CATERS Having Just contract,
81 for the making Gents hnc work shall hereafter
best work thcci5 OF Philadelphia produces
-..L.- L "A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

XXIlCKERSWAN'S NEW NOR n WI
w RAILING, for enclosing Public Squares Cemetery
Lots Dwellings Cottages &c. Window Guards Tree Boxes
sold the manufacturers prices Specimens can % sen
= my Marble Works. Usn l3d&clyl JNo b oADDs0o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08
NEW GOODs. NNW GOODS -Iac .ni

y srrihcr haa now opened la stuck Of FALL A. WIN
TER DRy GOODS. comprising complete Of Ladies aud
Ccurnous Br,H Goods, Heavy Noolons, Blankets, Carpet
mFs Rugs, &r5 Nr
Tn adrs particularly s'ea 10 look at his french
Nntk Silt G8ai, tlnais 1rlmns, Sc.
Ant lu#fu DDS vii h, al ou th 'ar lherhl torne
nr III. PHI tip - PAYNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

. -, ..n,N Nt.SE- d. Nd " A.ss.A ~ss
lUO.DNDD WANTED LA I Y EFT w.
GRAY Notary public dealer in Land warrants and Attor
No. for the prosecution Of Military Bounty Land aud Pension
ams wishes to purchase 100000 ACRES Of Military Bonny
and w srans will attend any business, as Notary
] scb as now edgment Of deeds assignment of Land
,Hrr.,,s &C. Sr LAFAYETTE w. GRAY
'' Notary Public, Bounty Land and
irIysts Pension Agent, Lynchhurg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

II nst received supply Of these Cases altogether d
bnt all the unrYa
cd ad dvanta zes Of the old style
mo popuariy Of these Cases evidenced by
their almost adoption both Mt the North and South
Ia hest their admirable properties
Mahogany Walnut and Poplar Coins kept constantly
hand of size.
Bnra with promptness and despatch and all pos
sihIe attention paid Charges materially reduced
S'"'' NJ WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

\ VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA FAIR AT
pETFRS BtI RG COMMENCING THE 2d.-old members,
mr. tbose wishing such get their certificates by
aing on the subscriber Iniatoty fee 81 Wannual due
H m which being paid entities the holder Of certificate 10
ali tho membesip including the free return of
ebrs and articles Of exhibition from the Fair by the South
- pailro,d foe 2p-tsl IL. a. BURROUGHS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

A urxhnny springs wnscr.--Chr sUb-crtbcr
N has recoy eda supply Of this celobr ted Mineral Wa
tor direct the Springs II scarcnlly put NJ In bottles
and thought possess all the virtues Of the wnter drank at
iouttnn highly recommrndcdin all of dyaep
md doranEomcn of The dFsiive constant sup
ply viii De- kept on hand. JOHN H. SBAf, Druggist,
only Agent for Iynchhurg
Aso, regular supply Of Saratoga OF Congress Water
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

EDuGINAG A10sOsss AND WINES
AVu Pure Juice Port Wine. pprc French brandy, sherry
Wine London and Wolfs Schedam Schnaps
al these articles warranted pure and suitable f med
nal purposes For sale hy JOHN II. SEAN,
ia, Ir,p utst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-08

~ TRUNKS Ar--Thc subscriber s receiving his Fall
supply onts Shoes Hats Trunks &c The stock has been
within the reo weeks la the elites uf Piado
phn York with great and consists II al
thing that found In Shoe Hat aud Trunk
Porsons uf good fresh Goods viii please give IN
a cAll 1orms cash l.. l.. ARMIS1EAD,
nay bank Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27
WOMEN DOCTORS.

The sixth annual announcement of the
French Medical College for the session of
1856 has been published. This institution
instructs women in the higher branches of
medicine and surgery, and sends forth its
lady students with the title of NJ. D. Thir
ty five women registered their names as stu
dents at the last session. Most persons will
agree with the remark of the New York
Herald, that while women are naturally
adapted for nurses and midwives, and ought
to be acquainted with the diseases of child.
rem, yet the idea of teaching women the gen.
eral practice OF surgery and medicine, of
placing them in position where they must
acquaint themselves with all the diseases of
loathsome humanity, and may be called upon
to tend them, is equally destructive of their
modesty, aud injurious to the science of med.
icine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27
U. s. OFFICERS ABROAD

la an article from the Caledonia tEdin.
burgh) Mercury, published in this paper, it
was stated that the officers of the u States,
who had been commissioned by their gov.
eminent to visit the seat of war in the Cri
mea, had not been received with proper
courtesy in England, which country and
France, they had visited for the purpose of
obtaining the necessary permission to pro.
Deed to the allied camp. 1t was also stated
by Paris correspondent of New York pa
per, that their application at the French
court had encountered much unnecessary de-.
lay. We are happy to learn that both these
statements are incorrect. A letter received
from one of the officers of the commission,
by bis brother in this city, says that they
were received in England with great kind
ness. and that the delay which they expe-
risnced in Paris was simply owing to the
absence from the seat Of government of the
officer whose duty it is to prepare such au.
as that desired by the Americans.
1t gives US pleasure to make the correction.
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ARRIVALS IT THE pRIIcIPlI aoT1I,

EXCHANGE HOTKL.-H A Wssbivsto, vu
liamsburgs G Ballad, epoatsylvspi,; i II P.yn-
balt Branswisk; = Bridges d w BulInsk- n ~ CT
" Minor: l.Sy ssd sblAa. sH; Coissss.
A aaiss. J n Psrtsr WIN Rishssdsou. ". i -.
DsuisI; a w Todd. q Smith, Wsship sso,. j a ~
FINGER Hsrnsoub srs; L q Cslenaa. " Moi Il. W
wic.h.n, H:noys,i 3 h e.. siss.s Reeves.
iotfs.viIie: J, 2 Lacy, Mrs. Lacy. g Lous; ~,
esn u SN; w Jsnfsoa. Va; A B 1srssr n Yer
Coliiss Missuri; r Williams. Ohio; jisL.
81. cHAaLEs HoTEI.-A. c pIeIia.,s. Car.
line; W J Beck. D Roberts, We; r Christiss. q
stnhble6sid Ch.s CITY; Or Curd Chsl3srhsl1
Fleming. Nd; Msj z q Watki.s. rresqss lie; Il
Wood; Geo waos ws'i Sn..a. Wvll:on, Amelia
AP Miller Nottovay; p Moses. Lunsnburs: I
Ysrhsush, N C; Mosby. Alb; j A Essleston. IA
mors; 0risss Miss c Hsstiss. AmsHs; Ms
Ei...s,5ics Ee 1o, a1 J.a.s'' cas,lo.,s
waller. BE sry; j 8 wsIlscs. v. DrJ c crums \
Kent; E Psrkinson Amelia; Purnsll India. :, :.
Wood, Lnnsebu,s; ~ L9nfosd. Petersburg
AMEHIcAN HoTEL.a nisshsIl Cssslet.s..
G sully. Norfolk; Capt Psvrish. furssr u snith,
ateamship Jsmsstowp. 3 Damon n Jsnnins.
Boston; Mrs Pryor children and svt. Mr. Eastiss -
Rryc. w w Hanninston. Cumberland. Phils1;
9oodv win, Cumberland; Cuthbert. pefsbS: A 3
Campbell. B Campbell, Davis, w Mannine 3.
Bali; John Cummings, Mis- Cumuniugs Mia c
Cumminss A w Banks Wilminsfon; w v Quinn.
vile; 3 8 Williams, Buckingham; w Quirk, N 7;
w WiIliaDs,n. Charleston.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-N Lord, Jr, Ohio; Il
Nuskols. Mo; Wis A A Lee. Luaenburs; 9 Ippss
P A epblett. Powhstan; Ms. q Berry. 4 Keel
ips. J w Keeling, Norfolk; w Scott, We; 8 eso
kenshar Loudouu and We MipeE j kennier, Lynch
burss II Tate. Wyshs; 3 > ssmppn. Nsv Jsf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

For The peek ending 13rd Of june.
BY THE CAsAL.-l3si hbds of Tobacco; 24no boxes
do; 6s5 bbis Flour; Sez 90 Line sn a.. ~ a.
Copper Ore; S4T do. Coal; Ills sandries Assre'
gate no tonnage of merchandise, groceries &C
2o5l. s75 lbs; aggregate down tonnage o''z4 go
By The CENTRAL RAILROAD -4s bids. and pkg
Tebacco; 1903 bushels Corn; Ss6 bushels 1 g:
257s lbs Bacon; IS bags of Wool; Sc bales Ha,
81 bssssnd crates Rags boses shoes ! roll
Bo.rds 10 ar e..is and 10 bills Whi.tsy; IS pls.
Calves; : Bssve:; sss Hogs 6 Piss pass Lard;
SEQ sundries; 2 bbi' Empty bosfis'' ~ Empty
By THE RICHMOND AND DAsvILLE RAILROAD =
sU,b.: cor $50 eE,f ws spa 50 bb
and bsgs Meal; b,x Bscen; DO. Chickens
beg. Apple. Lsnbs: bag Cote; bag; Cot Cot
Bees Wax; 9 boxes 6undries; Empty Runletts;
7Empty Bbls; shovels and Axe; 4 Buggy
Wheels; lot old CsatiTs. 90 y. FuIni.u, 1915 z6
Iss tons Ssone; 81 tons Coal.
BIZ The RICHMOND AND FnEpERIcKssUAG RAIL
srsses Of Tobssss; s50i bushels Corn; Is b.ss Of
Mesl; 6 essss Furniture; Il bbls Flour; hhls
. Is s:s cal s;:: I.s Fs: g.
Whisksy; n Empty 1bts; I oox Glass~srs
By T e. R,enMSsp ass rsrEss.uss RAILasAD-,
: car load: st.vs Timber IS empty Liquor SSi:;
bb's ssrsp Iron; 2 lots Furniture; p. CASTING;
6 bags Corn; 20 bass Peas Is pigs merchandise;
50 b6la Potstoes; 50 bbls Fish.
LANDED IN THE DocK.-l06 hhds Of Tobacco; 1853
sscss Salt; 5S01 lbs Bacon; 500 bushe.g Corn; 10
balas Hay; Tub bbis. Mexican and S58t tons Pc
ruvisn Guar o; S7i0 bag, COTE Zoe. brig Emily.
from Rio;) 100 tons Ice; lG3 600 ehinalss; so O00
LsthE 5000 Fire Brick; 600 barrels Csasni; and
ll6 tons Coal ~
LANDED At RucKETTs.-SSo0 busheis Corn; 10000
feet Ct Lumber; 500 Bricks 1856 bushels Oats;
3Gl0 bushels Rye.
Also one vessel, with merchandise for New Fork,
and one ffom Boston Entered in the Dock during
ths week, 20 vessels; cleared % do.
81 ..-. EXPORTS COASTWIsE
FROM THE DecK.-9s0 bbs Flour; 1888 paeksg ca aud
Is hhds Tobacco; and Sc hhds. STEMS 100 bush.
els Coal; SO pact ages Mdze 5 bags Cohse; hhds
and $50 ibs. Bacon; 81 pigs and IS tons Lie ad; IS
bundles Copper; 2l5 kegs Nails s. bale Cotton
Good; Circular Saw; 2 hbds. l fierce ard bun.
die of Hides; IS barrels and &c half bbs Ale; le6
Empty Barrels; and l6O half do; Isl tons Rough
Stone
FROM RocKETTs-60 Lhds Stems; S.7a packasss To.
becco; 10 bbls Smoking Tobacco; 6 bals Sugar IS
bales Cotton Yarn; Il tons Iron; Is bags Wheat;
81 Hides and bundles do; bundles of skins; 2
bundles Deer Stins 81 bbls Fish; bills Lard; so
Empty Ebls; IL boxes, bids. 10, sundriss; IL
pkgs Mdze3 lilo bags Rags; 81 Hog; 2 Cleaners;
Tresher; Separator and Cob CrusheI; and 20
boxes Csrter's Spanish Mixture.
FOREIGN.
70 BREMEN-per ship Agnes-l61 hhds Tobacco; 1877
do Sens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27
THE PRESIDENCY

The New York Herald is amusing itself
with Presidential speculstons. 1t under
takes to assign candidates to the different
parties as follows:
VI the American party George Law Of
New York.
OF the Seward coalition party-W. H. Sc.
ward of New York.
OF the Democratic psrty-Henry A.Wise
of Virginia. "a
According to the Herald, there are to be
three great parties in the field In $50, and a
triangular fight of the most violent charac.
ter, on Al aides, between these three candi.
dates. Il Is long time ahead TO make conf
dent predictions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27
DIED.
at the residence Of her son, in
ZABETH r, CRUMP. wife Of

Ga Monday night. at the residence Of her son, in
this city. Mrs ELIZABETH r. CRUMP, wife OF
the late !. Crump. in the 65th year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
VIM. w. Crump. corner Of Broad and Governor SITS ,
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend.
On TUESDAY morning. s6th instant, at10 oeloc,
THOMAS JORDAN, younee st son of Sydenham and
Sussnnah Wake, aged one year, enc month and
ten davs.
His funeral will take place at the residence of hi,
fat her. in Manchester, this (Wednesday afternoon
at4 o clock The friends and acquaintanees of the
family are respectfully requested to attend.
Yesterday evening, at hslGpast 4 O'Clock, BENJA-
MIN, in fant SON of Lewis Rogers.
The friends and acquaintAncss OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the fuzsrel this
Ing from the residence of his father In Manchester
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27
AN INDIAN WAR

probabilities of an Indian war are said
to be every day increasing. A gentleman
well acquainted with the Indian country, in.
forms the New York Times that the Siour
the Chayennes, the Arapahoes, the Snakes
and the Blackfeet combined, number at least
hundred thousand warriors 1t is believed
that frontiers men and hunters would be mncb
more efficient to fight the Indians than n
s regular troops If the various tribes are
permitted to combine, troublesome, bloody
and expensive war will be the result.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27
SENTIMENTS OF THE FRENCH EMPEROR
TOWARDS THE U. STATES.

TOWARDS THE U. STATES.
The National Intelligencer copies with en-.
tire confidence in the truth of its statements,
portion of letter of the distinguished Pa
ris correspondent of the New York Journal
of Commerce, in which the writer AYERS, on
the information of those who best know the
French Emperor, that his sentiments towards
this country are kind, friendly, respectful
Though he may not admire American polit-
ical and social institutions in the abstract
he knows that none other could suit or exist
in the United States. He has treated with
uniform courtesy and favor our diplomatic
representatives, and all their countrymen
who have been brought within his notice
The department of his Empress, bis Minis
try, and his household has been the same,
Generally, the strain and tone of the French
journals are far from being hostile or derog-
atory. Touching ~ar with the United States.
no one in France, probably, is or can be
more sensible of the folly and danger of such
an extreme than the Emperor, whose strength
lies in his diffusive popularity and an ample
public revenue. The loss of the hundreds OF
millions of francs derived from our tobacco
cotton, rice, &c, would half beggar the trea
sury; French manufactures and commerce
would be arrested. The nation which is lit
tie inclined to quarrel with US could not en-
dure the consequent privations and distress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27
GOING AHEAp.-The stone masons em

GONG AHEAD.-The stone masOns en-
poysd on the new mill OF Messrs Warwick &
Barksdale, have nearly compile ed the stone fouu.
dalton In very short time the brick yers will
commence to work, and 1t Is expected that they
will be able to run up two or three stories of the
building during the summer and fall months
When completed this will be one of the most
complete establishments of the kind 10 the country
rtaeciing great credit on Mr.. Joseph Hall, the ar
chisect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

PR,vArE EXCURSION. old and pop '
u,ar veluntser organization. the L. BLUES. I'M
der the cnmmand Of Cspt. PAfTos. design making
an excursion down Jsmes River. this sfternnos. in
one of the tov.bosts owned by the virsinis Towing
Company they having been invited to do 20 BY Mr..
ToMrYINs the manager of tbs boats. This trip 10
designed to be exclusive affair none other per.
than the company sud their insitsd Euss.s be-
understand, hes made ARRANGEMENTS to have an
abundance Of all that 10 nice to eat and drink the
oc. asou; and ~ he ID an honorary member of the
corps he will take good to that his broth
soldiers are provided for Ia the best manner. The
Blues will find In the advertisement column no.
tice worthy Of their attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27
OLD TIMES IN PENNSYLVANIA

The Philadelpbis Bulletin re-publishes
some advertisements from the Pennsylvania
Gazette of 2sd June, 1878. eighty.two years
ago. Among these are some pa blishing run.
away slaves, and calling attention to "young
and likely negroes" who were to be sold as
public sale. 1t London Coffee House, at the
corner Of Front and Market streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

INTER EsrING ORATION.-The second
Baptist Church was crowded last niaht with q
large and fashionable audience, To hear the address
before the "Phomaihian Society" Of the Rich.
mond Female Institute, and Notwithstanding the
extreme holiness of the weather, which amounted
almost to suffocston, we venture to say that there
was not lady or gentleman present, who did not
which they were served. The subject of the
speakers remarks was "Female Educ atiop," and
when we say that he handled 1t with marked
ability, we only assert that which oil who knew
him. anticipated
Tonight the Commencement" of the Instu.
tute takes place at the First Baptist Church. where
the friends of the lady pupils and the public are
invited to attend. We are erafified to learn that
the past session has been most successful oue re.
sctlpg great credit the skl and learning of its
Principal, Dr.. Manly. ~.