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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-01-03
The Southern Tour.

The winter Of 1900 and 1901 was one
OF continual anl various excitement nt
the seat OF government. In the Congress
it was chiefly remarkable for succession
OF stormy debates on the great financial
schemes OF Hamilton, resulting in the es-
tabiishment OF u national bank, aud tax
on ardent spirits. 1t required no prophet
TO foretell the irritation which would be
produced by the last measure it was AN
attack on the special interests of tie enc
mics Of the administration, those interests
which We may we'll balieve were most
dcar to them, aud is consequences are u
familiar part oi history. s
My health is now quite restore,l," the
President wrJte 10 Lafayette on the nine
,crnth of March, "aud | tl4tter myself
with the hope o ons exemption from
sickness on Monday next I shall enter
on your friendly prescription Of exercise,
intending at that time to begin long
Journey 70 the southwark" 10 this tour
he had becn inviteI by many of the lead
ing characters Of tile Southern SAFES,
wno PROMISED him every where as sin,cre.
~ cordial and enthusiastic greetings ~
two years before had marked his trium.
phal progress through New England.
The carriage in which he Travelled was
the one in which he usually appeared on
public occasions in the city a.; 1t WAS built
by n Philadelphia mechanic, and is de-
scribed as almost satisfactory exhibition
"f The progress OF American manuiac.
lures. was drawn by six horses,
KaNa. a.Al n
~"'c" had 'eeh carefully selected Tor thrr
hah'iSome appearance AMI Probthle ca.
P''"'o' 'o' e"iurahce. He started IRON.
,' 'es'uence' W Market street, ut twelve
N' WIN M oenerS"n ahd General
N""A, VINO escorted MN into Delaware.
.a..o. Nn,"' one VI HIS private
La ,a,,'.', ""o vas "'' companion "h II
~ t"e ,ne'' "S.
,,,,,';r 80 h w. .e arrive "n Inc
"o "'s ., 'he twenty h''h o. Mr'!', ne
Ssveyn canal :, Zoo, d".i :, va ,'''
6sw honr. w. ,,".'I - " """'S'l W
t,, pr..;J.n, anJ 49, 80" .o"' a'''." =,
river abont ton n..Io,t 80 Is,. I"sI''t :'e
ana win Nv uiyI,, .,I ~
on a bar. wber. she rsnn;na'i nn,;I ~ ~.
fight. Preooent siyn.i. az ,l;.,.o,. '', y
made. but il WINS fnunJ i,,nn..;,J, -, 49,,
TO her relief On arriving IN ,own j., -.
morning he was met by the en,irs n,,u-
This carriage has been carefully preserved
oy an eminent citizen OF Philadelphia, in a
house bulls expressly for is reception, In which
Il has remained half q century. NJ Watson is
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-01-03

To ensure health for children, give them
plenty Of milk, plenty Of flannel, plenty
OF air, and let them have plenty Of sleep |;
and they will seldom, if ever, all any
thing.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-01-03

lation, and before his departure was en-
tertained at public dinners and ball.
The Governor Of Maryland, on the twen-
ty-seventh, accompanied him on his way
until he reached Georgetown.
He remained week at Mount Vernon
and then proceeded on his Journey. At
fredericksburg he dined with his old
friends and neighbors, whom he was al
ways happy to meet, and with whom,
Chancellor Wythe informs us, he deligh-
ted to recall the scenes of his youth and
earlier manhood, which he contemplated,
with their associations, with feelings of
the tenderest interest. lie arrived in
Richmond at two o'clock on the after
noon of Monday, the eleventh Of April,
and an immense assembage Of citikeus
greeted him with acclama,ions rs he
passed along the streets, and the military
signal;zed his presence with saules Of
artillery. LII the evening the city Was
brilliantly illuminated, and the two DAYS
during which lie remained there were sur.
rendered by all classes to proud enjoy
nent; Tor the Virginians regarded Wash
ington as their especial glory, and exul
tel in all his triurnphs as sharers Of his
GREATNESS. At Petersburg, aud at H,li-
fax, Ne~h"rn,t Wilmington, and other
places in North Carolina. he was received
with every possible demonstration of at
tachnent 10y the authorities and the peo-
pie. The military companies Of Whining
ton met him ten miles from the city, and
large proportion Of the inhabitants
went out between FIVE and six miles to
join the procession which welcomed him
to that ancient town. The next day he
accepted an invitation to public dinner,
and in the evening attended ball at
which there was an unprecedented dis
play Of tho fashion and beauty Of the
State. On his departure he was rowed
across the Cape Fear river in an elegant
!y decorated barge by six masters of YES
s"ls.
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lRRIvALS Ar THR pRIncIplL HoTrTs
YEgTERnAy

AMERICAN HOTELS w vsrebIs. p.t.,.su..
sm s,.'|,a fss'sIs .s,r n.,i oT,.
4 RidsIs, Russipsham: Fl Dlbli.n. Ia ,,a,
Misses Dislisu1, Field. lei W 4 Reed, Lynch.
Guns amsd HI H.r sss li r .ssssys
Fr.smsn Nisoi Al slsst.r.. F.~ 1 Yo,s
Az Em nps i9l asoa c;,d. Pie.
ME, MssG r Fouuain. Miss Fountsiu ArsRa us,s
esn aps IT. n s.sGs:
w II hattinsy, Wilmington.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-A Mossley. N T; Nm
Wofds, Bus.inshsm; G Canoe. Rstsbl n Chris
a.n Al. H.I. wi,Ii; !; Tspp; Cole; Pl.:,
Lslias. Fithisu Paiis; W Bots. An eli. Il.
vs.; w II Feinlee. Ais; II L Gr.yes N Y; s Johnson.
Ss saa q RidsEs~sy doi Wade j. :ed lady "
nell and lady, John Jewett lady and svt Mssru.
der, A; Dunsplsugh N Y; ) Oliver. N o; W
B,ooke. Baylor; Ess-x; Or Baylor .Csrolins;
w Bryant and lsdy. Va; Mrs Warwick niscs
and ssrSt Bait; msIoree, Ala; w Garth, Ala; L y
srsOs: si.sis si'hls NJ; Ti@bsrl.ie
Stanton; C Rssley, Charlottesville; N N r Todd
Norfolk.
ST.. CHARLES HoTELs-H A sturdlv.nt. @ T
Peasants, Brook. Richmond; Gu rhiog, Pc
Moore: n CT e B.ue, Giles; K Green. RIe6;
DR. 3 Williams, " @ w Christian, w Wat.
gins, Louis7, = TAFT, Portsmouth; Caps Gardn ar
c; c Bislow, Mas; Capt w r Jenks; White,
Petersburg; w Robertson. Rich; miller Tenn;
w II Wootton, vs.; @ Robinson, Gs;J Watson
Brunswick; M semple, Pr George; q B Brown
August: w Lensll Gloucester; g Bland Il O
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--J C Shields L5nehtur,:
] NJ Myers. do; w g Herman, Va kSRR; o III
Hobsop. Petersburg; NJ FL stsger, do. ] M Ham.
tan; Brooke Chesterfield; Brown Phis; J
8 Lewsl'en, Halifax T Merry Talcott, l. !;
Miss Williamson, Hanover; w Williamson do;
Miss Dc yarnett. do; Hendrick Amelia; III M
Jackson, Richmond; N II Trsd~ay, r D R b, w
WARDROBE, Farmve; S. T Spencer, Richmond; P
eston, Lypchburg; Taylor, Halifax; 8 Drinksrd.
hishmond Capt. WD5er, IRA Canal Can't
a G Wood do NJ 3 Gentry, Msa; VIM Piermont.
Richmond; isabel do; Randolph. do.
PASSENGERS PER u. s MAIL STEAMSHIP
nJAaEsTowN," LEWIS PARRISH, Master, from New
York. June 10, 1855:
HIM Marcus, Jackson Jr, r X Meade, w P
Smith. Z sIagruder. L Ripley, 8 Ripley, Jos
Powell, Edwin Brewer, NJ Manning. lady and two
children, Cornell and lady, Mss B rom non. Mr..
H Wooten, Mrs Townss. G Duuspsueh, o Dsggett.
R Heath and lady, Wade Jr VIM Wade, o d
Jswitt. John levitt and lady. Fl Stevens, C. Win
60, g Dunsmore, NJ Goodwin, A II Goodwin, B
Cops, w Hendren and lady, Mics L. Alden, Miss
Smith and servant M NJ Todd. Emery,
Mills, B o Mills w Carroll, B w Palmer. Tabb,
NJ Burbank, III Furman, Elmer, Howard,
d Hsndforj Il Trudwn, J @ Denman, w NJ 6lo.
cum. NJ Corkin. Miss r Obriep, VIM Benuettson,
Mrs Russell, e Low, r NJ Bruce, Juan Pizzini, J
N Symons. John e Stow, and "a in stesrsge.
Skinner, Master, bound to New York, Sunday morn
ing O'Clock, off Fenwick's Island.
Passed Steamship Wm Jsnkips, bound to Boston,
sunda6 IL o'clock, off Hog Island.
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ccMMHumAL.
RECEIPTS,
By CANAL. RIVER AND RAILROAD,

For the sceek ending 1efh of Jnns.
BY THE CANAL 1.-The canal IL open seair; bat The
bhds. OF Tobacco; $50 bbls Flour SH bushels Of
Wheat: 428 trns Gal Down freight 2B5, lt6
lbs; up freight 1885 80 lbs.
Tobacco; TAB bbls Flour; 65s bushels Corr; 64s
bushels MesI; 9i2 bushels osts; SIS lbs Bacon:
I, BALI e.. .ad o %I9 s.s ss' sI
Fisxssed; boxes and bags shoes u bu5a a.,s
Sole Leather cash. Hair ET ss. sSls oois
boxes Machinery; 9 bids. Merehsndz:; ! crate
Rag; 81 bales Goods; s. pkss Butter; Is DO lard:
Dc Esss "a Ghi:ss1 81. M Hon nn0s 70 sn''p
By THE RTcgMosp AND DAsvILLE RaILRoAD-
s45 hhds, 1853 boxes and 1853 kegs To6sce2 20
and box Bacon; 50 Chin eos; boxe. d. Dbl
Goosebe.riss; bales shucss Corn Csn.neT;
old Msshns. Is Eg s k K lot Mn
Irons; Cooking Stove, nc; bag Wool; h ne
Cow Hair; 7 boxes Mdz; IS pig. by ExpI re- 6o7
tons Coal; 246 tons Stone; fsts Timber; 4'e EGGS
Nails.
RoAD.-5o hhds Tobaese S062 bushels Corn; ls2
bushels Meal; ia lbs. Eseop; 60 bushels oat.
100 Empty Bbls; 16 pkss sundre'; 81 bags Rye;
pigs Butter; do Eges; SO Lambs; q Hogs Re
frigsrators; boxes, 2 coops and 72Chickens
By THE RIcHMosD AND PETERsBURG RAILROAD
4ss hbd. Tob ,ccoi I o.sH Tonqua Beans; horss;
5 bales DomeHics: lott Furaiture; | pisce Ma
bbIs Fish; bis POTATO g
LANDED THE DOCK,-E w. DuShets LORI, ITO If5
feet of Lumber; 547 barrels and IN h.f
barrels Fish; so bags Pa; lsl bags Salt;
bales Hay; 400 bb.s. Limb So tons Soap stchs;
10 bates Cotton; f45 hhds Tobacco; bags Wool.
LANDED AT ROcKETTs.-8,750 bushels of COrn; 1900
kegs Powder.
EXPORTS COASTWISE
FRoM THE DeCK.-i5S8 pacsages snd 9? hbds. To-
bacco; 1878 bbls Flour; 81 hbds. Molasses; 465
bbls. Herringf; Reapers; l46S tons Stone;
boxes Glass; 10 packages Furniture; Safe;
MiIlstones; bags Csfes; SO bales and % bb,s
Sundries; hid. and 10 bales Rags; SO tons Iron;
so barrels aud IS half bbs Fi,b 2 hhds. and
tierce Bacon; bales Mating; Piano and Is
Carboys; Is boxes Carters Spanish Mixture.
FROM RnCKErTs-l40 hhds, 1919 boxes, lA cases
and Is kegs of Tobscco az bbls. of Flour; As bags
Wheat; 122 bales Cotton Yarn; SO bales Ozua.
burgs; q bundles Iron; rs bags Fiaxsesd; 40 bags
snskeroo'; bags Wool; SO pkss sundIiss; 5 hhds.
Bacon; s. bags Coffee; g Hides and bundles do;
10 bundles Calf Skins bundles Deer Skim;
bids Empty Bottles; Iron Safe; Piano; q
bbs. Fish; bags Feathers; S72 Empty Bbls Is
pigs Mdz; Is bales ana 80 boxes Smoking Tobsc-
co; II Hogs s. boxes Cartsr's Spanish Mixture;
1880 bushels Goal: 1877 tons Stone.
FOREIGN.
To MARsAILLEs.-By bark Wietsnd, SIG hbds. Tc-
becco. By snip Geo. A. Phsips, 700 hhds Tobac-
CO; % tons LSgwood, and Is, 900 pipe Slaves.
To CUBA.-By brig STAG Hound $500 bushels Coal;
$3.50 hhds. Hope; So Bbls; 81 Hhds 30 Hams
and ii hbls Tar.
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HON. WILLARD FILLMORE

The visit of this illustrious gentleman 70
England, as our readers have been appraised.
was made the occasion of visiting him with
the most violent denunciation by portion of
the English press, on account of his sigma.
ture of the Fugitive Slave Law. This is the
sort of greeting which an illustrious Amer.
can receives in the mother land. The Gale.
dOnis Mercury can add that to its list of
American grievances. Mrs. Stowe received
by them with ovations; Elk President Fill.
more with abuse. And for what? For sion.
ing the Fugitive Slave Law! What bust.
ness was that of foreign journalists? APre.
sident of the United States arraigned BY q
foreign press for performing his duty under
the constitution of his country, However
rs they have no honors except for Benedic,
Arnold and Mrs. Stowe, Mr. Fillmore NAV re-
ceive their reproofs as the best evidence q,
his honesty and patriotism.
The prevalence of abolition fanaticism in
England, absolutely blinds the eyes of as
Intelligent and virtuous people as there is
in the world, to the very portion of American
society, which, under other circumstances
they would most admire and reverence. ON
wisest, most conservative and moderate men
are given the cold shoulder because of thei,
opposition to abolition; whilst radicals, TACO
bins, and demagogues of the most extreme
and infnriate character, if they but add sbo.
litionism to their other beautiful characteris
tics, become "hale fellows well met" with
sober, staid and conservative members of
English society.
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MARINE NEWS.
roaT or RICHMOND, June ls.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdzs.
and passengers
Steamer Bslvidsre, Pritohard, Baltimore, mdzs :,
Ludsm l. Watson.
schr New York, Adkins, New York, S days, mdzs.,
D Currie.
schr Lydia Arm, Yeohies, New York, hay, WIFI $
lock & Son.
Schr 4. @. King, Groves, Baltimore, mdze., w. D.
Colquitt 4 GO
Sloop New Packet, Gwatney, snithfeld corn
and bacon.
SAILED,
Brig Stag Hound, Michenor Matsnxsr, coal.
schr Hsnrico, Chester, New York, ndae, David
Currie.
Schr Clara Belle, Parker, Suffolk, stone, w. d.
Colquitt Co
sehr John Oliver. Traverz. Norfolk, stone, w. d.
Colqritt& Co.
Colquitt & Co
scbr Ocean Wavs, Davis, Norfolk, coal, w. d. Col.
quit Co.
schr Edwin Aaron, Washington COAL w. D. Col.
Quit Co.
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GRAND CoNoERT.-The Armory Band,
end In our opinion the best of the size In The
Union intend giving grand concert on their new
silver Instruments, at Metropolitan Hsll. this eve.
ming. They are to be assisted by the Amphion
Quartette Club, who will sing variety of beausi-
fui songs. The Band, 10 order to secure large
and full attendance, propose giving to the volun.
teer company who may sell the largest number oil
tickets, splendid sword. We trust that all the
companies will compete for this prize, and that
the Hall will be crowded on the occasion, for the
Band deserve all the encouragement that the mill
tary of the city can possibly give them.
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SALE OF REAL Enthusiastically at
teruoon, Messrs Goddin and Apperson. at public
auction, sold the well known granite font
on MAN, between 1lth and 18th streets occupied oy
Mr. John Wright, as q bakery. The bidding was
spirited ard the property was Knocked down a.
"a 900 70 James Thomas, jr.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE

We have received the catalogue of Wash
ington College for the year ending July Sd
1855. Its faculty is an able and energetic
one. The list Of alumni, published with the
catalogue. contains long array of useful
and distinguished names. Washington CoI.
iege ID situated in Lexington, Rock bridge
county, region remarkable for the health :,
Iulness Of the climate, the beauty of the SCI
nssry, and the sterling virtues and intelligence
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MoREDUN."-A tale of the twelve hun
bred and ten, by Sir Walter Scott, published by
Petridge & Co., of New York. has just been r.
ceived and may be purchased of Mr.. ]. w Ran.
dolph and Mr.. George NJ West. Booksellers. We
have not yet had an opportunity to examine the
work, but the high reputation of its author will
doubtless ensure 1t an extensive sale. Price fifty
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-. I.,,-Tvo ,elIows. "a

ESCAPED PROM JAiL.-Tw0 fellows, Ha-
muet Caidrey and - Kennedy. escaped from the
ISL 1t Charlotte Court House. on the lI.n Instant
.tout buiIt man about u years of age. hight CON-
pIexiou, Iisht hair, and arse Roman nose ken nsdy
Is sbout 40 years OF are, feet inches niGn, $50
cs.raed with stealing . sheep, and the other VIII
forgery.
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BAD CHARAorERs.-William Roberts, q
Tree negro, and Adeline Taylor. a white woman
orderly house in Rockets, and telling auor to h.
Glonk In t without license Neither of the psrtes
pear the best character in the world but "a Adeins
DER the promse Of quitting the house of Roherts A.
nace' ROBERTS however YVES ordered twenty.fiye
,ssnes med and required to give $50 security fol
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RoBpxRY.--On Saturday night last, at
late hour. some thief entered the hen roost oil
I.dy ON Ist between Marshall and Clay streets ana
took tw enty-one valuable chickens therefrom.
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AUCTION SALE.-Attention is invited te
the sale of furniture and fixtures of the Medica
Society, to take place this morning at 10 o'clock.
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MARRIED,

On Thursdsy. the 14th Of jane BY the Rev Phi,
ip Courtney. Mr. 2. WILLIAMS, to Misc MAXI
LAVINIA FERGUSON. all of Rictmon
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DOG STANDARDIZATION, slave, was
convicted before the Mayor of stealing dog and
collar from Lewis Hill and ordered fifteen st ipes
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SERVED RIGHr.-Buck, slave, charged
with stealing pistol from DR.. Brooks, was con
victed of the offence and ordered twenty-iv,
stripes, n =
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No BAH.-James Dixon got drunk ani
fell asleep In the market for which he was essed--
unsble to give the Mayor security for his soot
osnavior, he wss committed to prison.
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EXHIBITION AT SLASH COTTAGE.
RIVERS DERIoUg
CIR r CLAN GIRO 70

VIII give en- Exhibition st the above place, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 10Th INST.
In the afternoon, commencing ct oclosk, and IN
the evening at o'clock.
rs.soas 10 the city dsshcvs OF vsirpa ne 1itsas
pleasant ride will have opportunity u doing 20
at trihius expense. the Railroad C4oesny VIII
run extra trsns on the above day Il REDUCED rates
Traine viii leave for the Cottage ct GA ~, ~
4. N. H., and ct ~ z. H.. and rstaInins {. "a
tho city @. w. FULLER +
ie s--dlstwlt Agent and Tysysllins DlIee.os.
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BLOWN Dows.-A new frame house, NOT
completed, was blown down during the storm on
Sunday afternoon Last. -
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HARD NAP.-Alexander, negro, tool
,oosnss IN the market 10 violation Of ordinance
for which the Mayor directed him to be tlogxed.
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OaDrEkD orr.-Ann Chopper, peniten
ua,y convict. was arrested by order OF the Mayor
and will bo sent bsct to Accomac.
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L.sAp Accipxnr--A Locomotives and ts,a..
Srss. = smasa snd Atiantc Railroad ran over an
Hs~ Ss.amsos saturday evening. by With W. -
~ engineer, was terribly scsldsd )" ~
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CEILING OFF! SELLING OFF,
- GREAT HAAaAINs.

"a door nom 9th street.
l am now SELLING OFF my large and heAutlfsi
stook Of Day GOoDa, 1t COST. NJ sfoes o.
Goods must Be sold before the lst Of August ~ az
eom pslts1 10 10 % tho Springs On ecoc1ef 81 IA
hsalta. eusehassu win ind It greatly g tnsm -
vsntsg ~ to call early.
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FoRsEn PAss.-Madison, slave. forged
ne name OF his mistress to pass for whlsh he was
chastised By order Of the Mayor
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BAD BoY.-Thomas s. A. Morris, the
lad, who was sent to the Poor House, by order OF
the Mayor, last Saturday morning, on represent
ing that he came from Amelia county, and had
been turned loose In the city by his brother turns
out to be very bad boy, well a story teller,
it having been ascertained that his father Is living
In this city, and that he had been runaway for a
week. OF course he has been handed over to his
father to be taken care of and corrected
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DIV L Rs AND RIOUS
IA GRECI4N CIRCUSt

NEWLY EQUIPPED FOR THE YEAR 1855,
will exhibit at Richmond on
Ihursddy, Friday and Saturday, June 21st I'D Esd
Thia immenss establishment cost the fropristora
of THIRTY.FIVE PERFORMERS of the most
talented that can be had either in Europe Amsri-
ca, namely
Madame Camilla Gardner the Partisan Eques.
trienne; Madame Wood. the great English Eques-
tnenne; Mons. Paul Cane, from the French and
=. perfous, the American Scene Rider; r. Rivers,
the Unrivalled Principal Act Rider; T.. Woods, tho
great French Scenic Rider Mast. George Dsrous,
the Wonderful Hurdle Rider; Mr.. George Siomsp,
the Acrobatc and Gymnsstic Performer; Master
Charles Rivers General Rider and the greatest Tum-
full boy of many forms; Mons Gerome, the Samp-
son of the World Mons. La BsGde, T.. Lswis. T.
Rivers, I. Nambe, Il. Bugle, FL. Hague. r. Thomp-
son, N. Springer, aud numerous suxiiiaries.
SIG. ANTONIO CAPELENO.
Who has just arrived from Russia hsvins been en-
gagged at an enormous expense Will make his first sp'
pearaneo in America with his
GREAT RUSSIAN BEARS
These wonderful animal performances throughout
France and Russia have astoushed every bshoiset.
Fer fall particulars of their performances the
bills.
Msssra. r Rivers & e. Derious beg leave 10
nsunce that they have brought from Russs and
Francs some entire new performers Also, new
comic Afterpieces, never before performed In this
country. This mammoth concern comprises ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETY MEN AND HORSES.
The gorgeous procession Will enter town OF city
New York Brass and Randean Rand Doors spen at
O'Clock In the afternoon and la the evening.
- Admission, so cents; Children and SeryantA
half price.
O'Clock, an afternoon performance will Do given.
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Hn N 0 T I G E.-CIRoUs EXHIBITION
- AT THE SLASH CoTTAGE.-Persons DESTROYS OF
attending the exhibition Of Rivers Derious splen.
did Grecian Circus at the Slash Cottage on We'd
nesday, Goth inst hereby notified that they can
do 30 by trains which will start from the depot on
Broad strset, at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4, and "
o'clock p III. Returning, the cars will leave the
at l0t O'Clock at night
Fare for the round trip 81.
For Children under 10 years of age, half price.
Refreshments can be obtained on the premises ut
city prices SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office Richmond. Fred l. P. r. X. Co,
Richmond, June 10Th, 1855.
Ia 1917
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OFFICE OF THE WAsH'N AND NJ O. TEL. Co..
June ls.h, 1855 s
The regular annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Washington and New OrIesns Tele-
graph Company. will take place at Washington city,
d. C., on the first WEDNESDAY In July next
je l9-dtd D. r. CLARKE, See'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-19
NEW SPECIAL notice..

Ar MEETING OF THE VOLUNTEER MEM.
BERs of Citizen Company, No. s it was snimous.
ly Resolved That do dctre service until the
meeting of the City Council. believing, do,
that they WILL at that time, take the fire separates
out of the hands of the Richmond Fire Association
(Signed,)
js l9-lt* FIETY-EIGHT VOLUNTEER MEMBERS.
The Common Council of the City of
Richmond, upon misreprsssnt atons contained in
certain petitions before them. trying the
bined wisdom of this most grave body, in endea-
voripg to dgsst come plan substitute for the
present organization of the fire department. have
juet returned from heir august deliberations and
smong the grave enquiries m .ds was this whether
the Association did not divide the money arising
from fires amongst the stockholders1 That may be
answered briefly, by replying that FIVE times
much has been pended from the funds of the stock
holders thsn has been received from that source for
the benefit of the firemen. And would enquire of
whether the semi.annu.l appropriation for this de-
paid up to this moment-and if the money of these
much abssed stock holders in this company is not be-
ing used to keep up your fire department. and there
by protect your city from destruction BY fret
A STOCKHOLDER
NoTIoE.-The particular attention of the
public is called to the Trustees sale of valuable
real estate situated the North side of Main near
9Th street to take place this afternoon at O'clock
For particulars auction head.
GODDIN & APPERSON
l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-19

CHESTERFIELD BARBsCUE.-The Barbe-
cue to be given next Wednesday the Goth, is
postpone ed until the 11th of July, when will take
place at the Halfway Houss. lie 1875