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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25

The Dead Mems r ain on the Old Colony Road
The Old Colony Memorial published at Ply
mouth Mass, narrates an incident which is suth
cently marvellous to pense the most ardent be
LEVERS in ''sgns and wonders"
1t states, as a matter of common notorietv in
Plymouth that during the last summer months.
between three and four O'Clock in the morning
there was regularly anl distinctly heard lpon
the railroad the whistle as oG an approaching
train As it was we'll known, however, that no
train passed over the road at such time in the
morning. four gentlemen at the Samoset House
determined to investigate the mystery. Accord
iugly, unknown to any one they one morning
about two O'Clock stationed themselves on the
railroad track about mile from town. and avail.
Ted the arrival of the Supernatural visiter
They did not watch long. nor wait in vain
for Immediately they distinctly heard. far off in
the north, the sound of n railway whistle, and
presently "thc distant chatter of wheels was
heard--loudcr. nearer, nearer still it came the
click of the rails in their chairs: the rush OF
steam was as plain in their ears as if the lantern
glnrcd before them--the shrek of IA demon wills.
tie close at hand made them leap from the track,
rs the train Numbered down the gradr--the hot
ireath of the painting steed was in their very ia
ces as it passrd-as the mearthly scream cens
&c they heard the brakemen screwing up their
brakes. the tinke of bell and sound Of meet
ing cars, as if the invisible spectre monster Of
the road had reached his journeys end"
The Boston journal says that in that city
spiritual circle,whie sitting, held "A conversation
with the spirit of an engineer who while living.
rau "A tram on the Old Colony Raiiroar. The
spirit snd that the train for the purpose of
conveying The spirits Of the dead.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eadics, Fca-t-The Ladies of 81 Stephens Church in
tend holding Feast the Forest Depot Bedford county
Thursday Nth during Chrsmas If fair If not the next
fair day breakfast will be prepared at half past seven
o'clock for the passenger. Mail Tain and dinner
o'clock p. NJ. for those who remaiu all day.
dacD Md
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y SINGULAR SPECULATION.-We are inform ID
that Il company of disappointed illibuslers are
ahcGt to proceed To Singapore to offer their ser
vices 10 the authorities there in Kidding the place
OF tigers. As these creatures are very numerous
on the island and the reward offered for their
destruction is great, the speculation will proha
bly,, he profitable one. The excitement and fun
of the thing, however, is supposed 70 he the prn-
cipal inincemcnt to our restless go ahead Amer.
leans. Tiger hunting is certainly as pleasant as
hlbusterug, and much more useful to mankind
We are not at liberty t. mention names but we
may hint that certain notable Colonel. who re-
Gently Kicked up n muss not hundred miles
from the Plaza. aud who is brave almost to fool
hardness. and an unerrng shot with the rife. i
the louder of the 5. +. Tiger Killing Co. A full
supply of Mexican saddles, Sharprs lille. the
largest size Of Colts rpvolvers and bowie knives
and some strong hand nets have been procured
store of -trychnine has also been provided
California ChroR
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n sV ssOeE>S, fancy articles, Ac.-Ja,t No..
~ ed at LANdli0RNE q WALkUPS New Book >,
opposite the Citizens Savings Bank:
Shakspearcs Works 4 vols half-Turks, S.;
taliTurAey. Sheci aud [. FL
Thcir's'Napoleon;
Chambers Works;
Waryerlcy Novels, l2 vols:
Encyclopedia Americana IA vols, S22;
byron in full Turkey: cloth and sheep;
Prescotts Philip II Of pain:
Lppiueotts Gazetteer of the World. 9 vols
Rollins Ancient History, vols, half TuIkiF:
The Queen OF England before the Conquest;
Mary Queen of Seotts
Cummings Works
Trench on the study of Words;
Foots Sketches OF Va:
Great Truths; by Great Authors;
The Fcdcraiisi;
The Testimony Of M Escaped Novice;
Memoir of s. s. prentss:
Together with large collection, Blank Hooks Music VI
seal instruments and some beautiful engravnes
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4 NHRisrMAs GiFrs.--pnyne a. Christian !n,e

a tHRisINAS GIf"IS.--Payne 4. Christian haze
u now ON hand aud receiving a variety of beautiful
Books and Fancy Goods, for the Christmas holiday Call and
see them.
Wilkes Gallery 81 fine plates price $50;
Court OF Queen Victoria, 100 splendid steel plates;
tinden Gallery OF Beauty, 100 splendid steel plates;
Lodges Portraits of Ilusrous Persouages 240 illustrations
Portraits of British Noble Ladcs-fuc plates
NaNery traerlPortrats of the Female Characters in the
writings of scott;
Heroiues Of eSpearC--beautifuly illustrated
Characteristics Of Women, by Mr.. Janison;
Cieora and Other Regions of the Couqucrers and the Con
gncieG;
The Republican Court American Society in the Days d
NaShuRtOn-,ega
Women Of Old New Tesament-ilustrated with eel
ored plates;
Romance Of American Landscape;
The Works of Iiosattl:
Birds OF the Bibo--yery pretty;
Home Authors and Home Artists
Floral Keepsake,
tin Leaves Il American Poetry
Book of Beauty;
The Poetieal Morl q yron Shakespeare Burns Cowpe
teinans, Moore Montgomery, Scott, Milton Sierk White
tampheh, Gray, Taper, louRfrow, Sig0urney, EoEGs
&C, &e., All elegantly bound and Illustrated;
Animals Tor lsd6some thirty different styles.
\ beautiful assortment OF Papcr Mache Desks Portfolios
WORK Boxes Ink Stands, &c, Paper Weights Card Cases.
Juwclg Cases Porte Mona!rs Cahas &c
A' large assortment Of Bibles Prayer and Hymn Books
some elegantly bound;
with great variety Of Books suitable for Children
dre
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TEIEGRAPHIc.-Wc saw. recentv q letter
dated William burg. Va, Dec. IS. l79l." Civ
ing account of some telegraphc experiments
made by Judge Tucker; Il have no Doubt"
says the writer in conclusion, lint by means If
this simple contrivanccc the most importau, in
telgence might be communicated from cx-
tremiiy of the United States to tho other, in half
n day, Il everything necessary were disposed in
the most 9nyenirnt manner" Now intelligence
can be cgp- viewed from extremity of the Union
las 1t tllen PHistca) Ia the other, in mipute.
How il would a-tunish Judge Tucker, could he
revisit the old Dominion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25

ID OSE CLARK, by Fanny Fern;
IA The Red Eagle poem Of tic South by A Il No
I.oay from Family journal;
A Basket Of Chips, by Broughman;
Godfrey Moncton by Miss Moody
Lucy l}ostow, or, W omans Rights and Spirtualslu.
Our Conutrymon; or Eminent Americans;
Ednhurg Review; London Quarterly,
The Knickerboker The Eclectic;
Memoir of lreutiss, by his brother
ALso-Faney Goods, supply, just received st
aInro IL
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Dr. 4. II. Mrigh.,- rn..ela.. I.iania cn,har.

pr. T.. IL. Wright's TasteIass Eiquia snt,,,r
TIC OFT FAMILY PHYsC.-phis is the best cfica.cst and
iaost efficient Csthartic offered the pubic II is
steess Thereby avoiding the nn1sratug effect Of Pills
W Senna, dc) aud produces gripping other
sations Unlike all other purgave to tn
of the disease thoroughly cleanSes the and
bowels entirely free from coSvenCSs No sHo,l
without it, Children drink it readily and without forcing and
no medicine is highly recommended by the medical f
ulty. - -
Give a trial and then judge yourselves uc,rho
wholesale and retail at Or virgins PRINCIPAL nonnt i'9
broadway, y Purcell Ladd & Cos Rirhfnoud str,ia
Whitchcads, j. H. Thompson & Co.'S Ivnch,nrr. "a ~
the principal Drng stores throughout the State ' ~
DIR. Wright will pay ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ~ .ho
discovery Of any admNtrc other than purely vegetable IL
Liquid Catharc or Vegetable Family Ply lie BY ANALYSIS m
- - 80. - aug lily
E1aFFx DOLLARS REWt4D-Rana,va,f e..
y the subscriber ahnutth LIST September last m . 49,.
woman jEALS She Is about 20 years Of arc comm, 49,
stout made, weighs suppose, about las lbs She has 40.
ed avery likely woman indeed She frrc 20
husband by the name OF BIZ Ross. who was raised H., ~
Abraham Roror of til county. lie carpenter T.;
and has II, 'i'hV,
som" ot is free negro acquanfanrcs and afn,t IN
tends to make OF with her. Ross Their a small me-, m
hfe iee tour inchS high copper color cross eyed ' @
one or two teeth ont in front weighs @ mas
lie has rather down look when spoken To- Iii .r' i2s
above reward of SO fo the apprehension ana eve the
"i tc woman IN any Shout time $50 reward for a9 e
'nal"n %h,h VII cause arc to gel her soon ''r
de- 5s4t a. "ee IL Loco J. J. TINsLEY.
~ sc Partnership hc.ri re x;,;.,,- IL
>In'h bisseli and Hamilton I,nghboromgt w. ., 'eeh
, "a ,ihuid'turlng aud saving Spokes Sineloa T1i
LUMBER IN the county OF Nelson and sat-, I'm
and from The by mutual concent take effect on
~ X p,n the 5, INST dec 1850 Persons ta,i t On
WIN 'hein viii settle 1t with s. Is Bissel e BUSINESS
dec o5dlm. Il. 10 IGHBoROUGH,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25

No more sOi-Onous lNediciaes for Fever and
AGUE-1nin SfYchnne, and Mercury applied the
relief Of Fever and Agur, Bilious
plants similar ruined the constitutions
sands. Their use is new exploded. RHODES FEVER AND
AGUE CURE containing uuwholesome element eradcaes
the disease without leaving unpleasant system
Analysis has demonstrated its harmlessnes Experience
proved is superiority Taken safeguard prevents
evil eforts from uuNhorsnne air impure Admins
tered remedy it generally the
Of intermittent within week. strength
the svscn while it the disease The testimony
to these facts direct, voumnous uuimpeaclabo
erctibliitv.
Tor sale by r. stabcr Co. and by Druggists generally
JAS. n. RHODES Proprietor
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Look out for Comnicrfeit..

sssrrs- K'rrni,tss, asitiers.Nc would call the
teute ~ the puc tie auneXed certificate; also advise
the,a srn them regular in their families
the nred ia Virginia
When the Cholera and Diarrhma raging aarmingly
several wears ago though strange person that used
suffered with the above Diseases They
10 tef desss nlfpther Whitehead and L. Stabler%
Co. I.0ucinrr and druggists generally Orders hlied by
aldr#.s.nE L. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25

We think the reader will agree with that
that was very discredtabIe and pitful bust
ness in which certain Democratic members of
the Legislafare were engaged Friday. relating to
the Howard Orphan Asylum in Portsmouth
See ssketoh Of the debate in this mornings is
sae.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25

Iii oi JoAn l. Davis Co, at present occupied Is ST
ne fionso contains eleven rooms; aud is ..rats
fora Boarding House Also, the Stone IIois Which has -
used as tobacco factory, opposite Lynchs Nafrhausr
the Stable and Carriage Houses same lot.
30d1aNts Holm r DAYS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ND FERZENAY GlL4.HPIiGN
superior to any other brand imported
J. MEYE Err, IT,,
sole importer for the United States. ". T.
noY2ts broadway y y l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25

The esreatc.; Discovery of the Agc-DOwDErs
DENTAL FLUID tor cleaning and preserving the teeth and
gums, preventing tooache Rrrcsg decay mparts delight
full favor to the breath has superseded all tooth powders and
other compounds. which only destroy the teeth
Read the testimony Of one Of the principal Dentists in the
State:
Il have used Dolen Dental Fluid in my pr ,cce for
six months As wash for the mouth esteem highly II
stores diseased gums healthy condition Numbers
tens have been benefited by it, 1t ceanses the teeth and
parts delightful fragrance to the breath.
T1IOS II. EDMUNDS NJ. D., Dentist,
Main St. Richmond Va"
For sale by strother Whitehead AMI all Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25

eaf Cutters Meat Cutters Just received s. e
4fa Of very superior IRON MEAT CUTTERS, lur cutting
sage meat and minciug for pies which sarut
thing OF the kind before in this market Ie are m
uariy adapted for family use; also butchers u sub1
italy made Please call and examine ttm su5a
in great demand and soon will be gone at IL, agricultural
Depot Of II. :. WIIITTEN0KI, 4 RH6
just below the Noryell House, and adjoining the
Carriage Repository Of Capt j. H. Bailey.
nov 2g-ts Main .tr,..t frprbfnr-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25

s.c.a-Aen OF IbeNiI education present
all their talents discover the means whereby
they those painful malades which asai the hut
frame. There Is noher art than that of healing the
sick considering the numbecss diseases which liza
bic Dich may linn drag rrotraccd life
distress suddenly him of in the bloom Of his existence
usefulness We should gratefully seize upon every
CountcraCng their dreadful effects, removal
of these clogs happiness In thcsecaes where the Liver
the Stomach is tbs would highly recommend DR.
Hoofuds German Bttrrs prepared by Dr.. G. NJ Jackson
No ae this time stands higher than these Bters and
those who suffering from the horrors Of Indigestion,
they tho Advertisements Idec q 2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25

No paper will be issued from this office TO- NOR

No paper will be issued from this office to-m NOR
rov. or the next day. We feel that we may
draw upon the generosity of our friends for
this brief respite from toll. in behalf of those
who are employed in this office. and whose duties
rarely admit of any remission from labor. We
avail ourselves Of the occasion 10 tender our
readers the heartiest good-wishes. May Christ
mas bring TO them all its haPpiest Incidents
May fond ones who have been long severed meet
to-day. and every fre-side in the land be bright
and ~arm with the rekiniled fires of domestic
love. Be the day sacred TO household joys, TO
hospitality, charity, concord, cheerfulness and
to memories that are dear aud sweet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25

NOR RENT. "a, Floyd Comr, uuou.c1 -

IL AIRY 25th lS56--On Friday, January tie ann "ho
the premises, we will rent at public auction. The lar
commodious BRICK DWELLING HOT SE of DR. ~
Icaden together with the Brick Kitchen Smoke H
two large Stables, with granercs att achod and n en-,
The lot upon which the buildings stands of ,w 49,
astefuy arranged and pailed of into garden ward
blelot Thed~ellng house is two stories Liph SiI :
rooms and passage each floor, srrsnp
two story porch in front of the house aud porticn
top OF the house. which is reached by n winding sav
There the lot two Office formerly ,ar af tho
closure, office used years by DR. ieadcn as -
clans Office rontiugen Main ST. which will also he oIe
upoh the day: ard. adjoining fhc On
which has been used saddlers shop The al scnce n.
for the most prominent physician in the eou
Floyd makes this very desirable location for one enpag
the practice of Incidence any other profession might
praeced here with profit. The house is large enou6l
admirably arranged for private boarding house
At the same time will sell to the highest bdre mn
credit of six months all IT DR. T. Headers household "a
kitchen furniture together with all the inoveabic rrff
the best quality consisting paror dining room chan
furniture &r Also at the time we i'll sell DR. II ,a
MEDICAL LIBRA Stock of Medicines and Srrgcs' h
strnments, and also his FAMILY LIBRARY
l1tNEN LANE
JAMES L. TOMPkINS
Commute of Tazwel Header
Floyd {. H. Dee L, 1850.
dec 25c4t
- Danyille Register . and sent acc u,t to n Ia
aud J. l. Temrkirs Flow CO. iIorSe, Va.
FHNO HcnseIae - Size have ON hand Fine f,agI
n and English plnstard, in tin. bottles and by Tom,
kinds ground and whole MadoiiA Wine and bts, From.
Brandy Fine Table Oil Vest Powders &c, &c. Ia,
j. II. THOMPSON GeuS
dec q d&el New y Gg Store
Nor tho GOmpicNion.-kALYD - Ger ain. ~.
Il Pimlles Frecklcs, Tan, Snnburn, Rnewurl Te.
and other agreeable eutaneous elections sale al
J. II. THOMPSON & COS
dec 2od&cf New Drug St,5p
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EIxrnct ir.m ~ ie!.er Dy snc Rev isr .hUrcb
If n-stnn Nhn

tEEtTENIAN, FFISsss4 q 90. Iiuir R,I.i,ou
ClAkh y Cp3-GENt lNE COD LIVER O!L-The great
success attending the use Of this valuable remedy Cosump
ton having induced all kinds Of limitations purchasers are can
toned 10 notice that The signature HEGENlAN CLARK
90 IN null ~ the cork of each hetc without which il
not genuine; ami the of pcnds upon lis p,r
~ too much he taken q get the genuine
HEGEMAN CLARK & co,
Solr successors 10 RHSht5n. Clark a Co
Nos 100 273 III ana 756 Broadway
Wholesale Depot, No. Ito Broadway.
Sod by Druggists generally in the United States
oc liBn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05
jersey CITY News.

THE CONDUCT OF RUNNERS AND HAcKnS Tho remarks
in yestsrdays HERALD relative to the conduct Of the
runners and hackmsn who follow their business about
the railroad depots in Jersey City, appeared to have
beneficial effect upon them, and yesterday there was
decided improvement in their towards travellers
Their disorderly conduct and petty extortions had
reached point which really grievous and shameful
The runners accuse hackmen OF being cause of tn
complaints which have been made against them; and
hackmen cast the charge back upon the runners There
are Of all these classes, civil and fair men, and these
feel grieved that such complaints should be
made public against them q class. Their only reuedv
s to favor the adoption Of strict regulations and aid In
the enforcement Of them that their business NAV be
rid of the ruans and thieves who bring shame upon Il
and those who pureue the avecaton Other cases
of recent annoyance and extorton have to light
but Is scarcely necessary to detail outrageous crcum
stances which OF daily The Jersey CITY
Common Council meet this evening" and IL Is hoped .
remedy for this grievance win be proposed.
BOARD OF WATER CoMMIssIoNERs.--The Jersey CITY
Board OF Water Commissioners have elected Moses b.
Brsmhal President Of the Board for the ensuing year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05
The Forrest Divorce Case.
SUPERIOR COURT-GENERAL TERM,

Before Chief Justice Oakley and Hon. Judges Duer and
Bosworth.
JUNE AIN the case Of Catharine N. Forrest against
Edwin Forrest, notice Of motion for new trial was
placed on the calendar, bill OF exceptions taken BY
the DEFENDANTS counsel This morning, Mr. Chase one
Of the counsel fer the plaintiff appeared before the
been noticed for argument for this month"; and there
upon the defendant not appearing judgment was enter
Cd Tor the plaintiff by default gentleman from the
sked Tor leave to open the default the case which
very voluminous Is st In the hands of the printers
.ne defendant's counsel had made every effort
70 have It ready this term.
court granted the application TO have the default
oPeneu me motion for trial win therefore come
va luz sisument some time Curing the present term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05

Cf1ckets
NEWARK CLUE vs.. FRANKLIN CLUB.

ANh CIUD FNANkLIN VLUbs
These two Jersey clubs met again yesterday at New.
ark, to play the return match. The frst game was
played At FRANKLIN last Tuesday when Newark got beat
This time they were the conquerors by eight runs
most capital game, and drew together large party Of
visitors The play good all round particularly that
Of the Franklin, who, for young club, out strong
They bat and field we Their bowling Is not fast but
straight and good Booth and wnn did the most execu
tioD Stapleton, Burns and Tattersau batted wer
Hager got good hit for which he counted SIX 1t went
SO far that 1t WAS called lost ball. Newark not
quite strong enough for them. They might have ieded
better. McNar bowled well in the 6rst innings Great.
head batted we'll and headed the s,ore Smith played
good. j. Jefferson, Ward and Nichols deserve mention
The score was as follows
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Court Calendar--This Day.

case.
suPnME CouRr-Circuit 1907. 1874, se5, 1858.
1890, 1s4s, 2ol6, 1927, 1873, 1926 1922 1929 1885,
1s47, AGO, o. 10, 85, SO, 81.
surRsxK CouRr-special Term.-Nos. 8, 9, =, 10, Is,
20, 20 10 34
suPrmoR CouRr Mos 424, 346, es, 10. 77ex. TT.
1885, 432, 9ls 4oe ee4 940, e41 1884, $50 &c., 9so gs5
szs leo2 loos sss, Ioo 1o1, 24e 22s, St1, 2se esl
1922, 1024, 1925, 1928, 1929.
COMMON PrEAs-Part 1st-Nos. eee. 6T1 674. e9o 4o7,
32b All sac bob 1877, s42, 3io 10 617 7e6. Part ID
169. 10. .t6S. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05

HEALTH OF New 0RLEASs-rnR CHOLERA ErmKsuc-
The cholera has been declared epidemic In New Orleans
by the Board Of Health, during the week ending the
9th ult There were three hundred and eishty-one
deaths Of which two hundred and two we're from cho
iers There had bsen Of yellow fever reported
in any 81 the hespitals up TO the 18th nit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05
Ice Wanted.

r on VI The HERALD.
he eAtfavasans price OF Ice, by combination this
year 70 1 our citizens over last year, nfty per cent
more week for daily supply OF ten pousda Of ice a.
private families, when there Is no scarcity Of "a. d,
outrage upon our families The object OF tSis corr M
municaon is for the public good, and to draw the st
thi city at the last years. prices with the assurspcs
that every noble minded family win take OF them "a
those rates forthwith, and let combin live pon
ccmosnauous. ONE OF THE THOUSANDS
Who viii take Toe Of them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05
Marine Affairs.

DEPARTURE THE ARCTIC ExpKDrr1ox.-The propeller
Arctic and bark Releafe bound to the Arctic regions
search Of Dr. Kane sailed from Quarantine yesterday
morning
IRON BoArs FOR PANAMA BAY.-we mentioned last
week.-Mrs. shipment Of the first iron lighter for the Pana
ma RailIcad Company, from the Fulton Iron Works.
second boat Of the same class is finished at the
Morgan Iron Works, and will be sent out in sections
this week. The dimensions are:-Length rs feet BEAM
20 feet depth Of hold feet and designed expressly for
light draft and great strength Four additional boats
under way, AMI win be sent out soon ss possible
to meet the increasing freight this great highway Of
nations. Mr.. Watson, the company's engineer, sails
this afternoon by the George Law with strong force of
mechanics to erect these boats at the companys works
on Panama bay.
THE SHIP LADY SUFFOLK AaAIS.-Ths vessel, whsh
gained some notoriety about couple Of years ago. by
her connscation at Lguna where she had fed without
papers, to avoid capture after landing cargo Of slaves
on the island Of Cubs has again made her appearance
IN an American port She was turned into ship
by the Mexican government, and chrstensd La Guada
lupe and arrived at New Orleans the 2Sth ult, to
undergo repairs.