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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

ROCK BATTLE.-A number of boys en-
gagged IL rock battle at the corner of Franklin
and 21st streets last Thursday evening, during the
progress of which lad named Grace, received a
blow with stone on ons OF his legs, fracturing the
bone. Several ladies who saw the occurrence
Informed US that the Injured boy was attempting
10 escape from mis- pursusrs, who were peltiDg him
with stones, when he received the injury. Shame
that parents permit their boys thus to conduct
"a an axensa til at 1hnys Wilt fg n ,hs father
OF the Injured child could catch his sssailsuts and
give each of them a sound horse-whipping he
would not only serve them right, bu would teach
them better manners In future. Dragging such
chaps before the Mayor and filming the parents ST.,
has about as much effect on their conduct, as If
they were permitted to pass unnoticed.
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MECHANICS GUARD will PAL

4 MECHANICS GUARD will parade
at Lafayette Hall on MONDAY next. the 18th
MI inst, at halfpsst O'Clock. with arms, Ia full
" uniform, for the purpose OF making their third
annual Excursion to the Slash Cottage.
: All the newly elected members are requested to
attend Ytf ls-
There will be Drill me citing at LaAs cite Hall on
SATURDAY evening the Ilth, at O'Clock.
Its to be hoped that every member will be In at
tendance. 55,1 .5s.s.e 4. - r. 5
BY order OF the Captaia.
eu l1-2t JAMES l. CLARK, o. 8. 2
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Letter, from Africa, of the 18th of June. mention
the Protestant Episcopal Church at Cape Pslnss
An unsuccessful attempt was made Tuesdav IN hnrn
the new Catholic Church In Boston.
Reports from the English hop plantations continue
to be highly favorable.
y. A. sturdiyant. Of Richmond, 10 announced to
the 18th last. - ~
Forty y. 8. troops, unde, Col Van Broni arrival
sf Wheeisng Tuesdsy, en- route for Old Point
n. dc Sslvexs, Admiral Of the French sousdron
cd through oswsso. N. Y, Tuesday.
Cholera 10 prevalent In Charleston, Ill. Amons
the victims 10 Mr.. 0sgood, lsndord Of the Railroad
House. sx.se ~
bishsp ripsoa and the 81 Pstsu Church Of Bpfs.
10. y. T.. are In another difieulty.
Fifteen lsrscns died last week. Il ChIeaao. frou
sssins spoiled 6sh.
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HEALTH OF HON. JOHN Y MASON. The Nation nj
lnteligencer says that letters received Ia Wsshno
ton from Hon. John Y Mason demonstrate q RI MA
improvement In his health In all respects That
he ID now able to write as we'll as he ever did hs
numerous friends Ia all quarters viii be most
happy to learn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

M IAosPkcr OF DISPERSION OF THE MoRMoNs.-
Chicago Press has an account of the roysnas of 81
grass hopper among the crops at Salt Lake. And
lninks that the Mormons may have to dispense for
want OF bread, or starve In their present Quarter.
when winter comes on 4N"''''
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RANGES, HOT ALB Ege,

COOKING RANGES, HOT am M
IMAGES, ke.--Ws are now puttinE5 p I'd ~
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE s 81 -
without boilers attached. This MALI. A, fsf d
passed by any In this country fotsooliA'
economy in fuel. w. al .s,snii, "
Also, Water Closets, Stationary al Of Wssi
we Win put up and warrant g give sNs aof
We also pus up ChiLsoN's PAn i,i.r ,conosy
FURNACE, which, for Its duIsplhi y, hss.si ~
fuel, and the great amount Of res3 sauslst y
distributed through the rsststsrA
any furnace now In use. ,.saAMlNua
NH % aci corner of Msia $50 80 :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

CHOLERA The Shell yvis tKy) Banner Of Fri,
day says that for the pr evous three eeks hstwesr
thirty and forty had died OF cholera there The vr.
tins were mostly among the Irish lsborer. unon III
Terre Hsute and Alton Railroad fA 'A'
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LocAr MATTERS.

RrraRvlso TaK U1srREssKD.-It gives
no pleasure to state that plan ID now on foot 10
relieve partially the distresses OF tho people Of
Gosport, Portsmouth and Norfolk, who have been
70 severely scourgsd By yellow ieyer within t5e
gems Of Richmond, who thus far hsve psssedth
summer In the enjoyment Of health, the greatest
bleeding bestowed BY Providence on fallen man,
win gladly contribute of their abundance to relieve
the wants and suferiugs OF those who must perish.
without aid. When we tell them, that In each of
these towns may be found helpless widows, made
destitute by the death of their there
are many lonely orphans, without food or raimeIt
whose parents have been cut down a. mower m
the piaht-that alarm has seized upon ana PaIa.
Ivsed the minds of those who have escaped toe
feyer--and that these once peaceful ana nsppy
towns have been turned Into charnal houses en9
hospitals, filed with the dead and dying We I'LL
come forward and contribute of their means -
furnish the uecessaries of life and presefvs Hull
starvation their friends and neignoos ..ad
piteously asking for aid In thisthelf ume =
Some few year, ago .nsh ns su sx,ens our citizens
9th ,hat liberaIjty which has ever = ~
them. nobly came forward and confri1a,nd e AZ
a. money could do IT. to their relleI .atr f,isnds
&c rs;ahhors now suffering sadly from the same
csnssS we hope and believe not, ana InsIe.or 50
| I, 4 that re urge them to come 70 tne Iescue ~
once and come promptly ave Wa .sxs a' sIvnos,
rsaSu to toppie into the grave for want OF the ne.
If Tie: aod cut off they are from every
.ber portion Of the State can subsist but short
tn,e ppnless our people are prompt In sending
them succor Let not an hour be lost then, 10
carrying out this noble work, already commenced,
bnt lei contributions be handed In to Mr.. J. w.
RANDOLPH st bis hook store, who 10 ready to .re-
ceiye them Yesterday we called on gentleman
conspicuous for his benevolsnce, and received bis
name for $50. with the assurance that he would
no farther, ii circumstances required Il. Others
contributed liberal amounts, a. soon ~ they heard
list was open, and we have no doubt that many
more will send In this merning such amounts "a
they can spare to aid this phianthrophic work..
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ARMORY q. LII. RLUEs, 1

- y t9a ARMORY b. L. 1. BLUEs,3
y .iga sa 40 August 10. 1855 !
Attend meeting Of your Company
" at the Armory. THIS (SATUhDAY) EVE.
MING, Aug. 1lth, ct O'Clock.
Il 10 very DESTROYS that EVERY MEMBER
SHOULD BE PRESENT at this msstinE % bust,
ness relating to the ENCAMPMENT will be laid
before them. By order.
an lit WIN. II. Fry Us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN.-In ffiy.two counties
Morehead. the American candidate for Governor
gains over 5000 votes, compared with Scott's vote
when he carried the State by 1862. So far, the
Congressional delegation stands ANS, 2 antics
and doubtful. Both branches of the Legislature
Will be American. 10 the last Congress the dele
CATION stood democrats to opposition
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MASuAIssloN OF SLAvEs.-A gentleman of Tsn.
nessee, Mr.. Nathaniel Hsggott, arrived in Cipoin-
to be manumitted, having deeds drawn no Tor that
purpose, before one Of the courts of that State.
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4 CARD-s p sEMPLE begs e,l,

OanD.--O. O&IS~A =. ,,uy 81
n to state that his Disrrhes rnedisias, ~. ~
be classed with the large number OF GU. .iss
s ei,sa bS dozens IN every paper H. .9.:.sts
tossther superior, above beyond s1a ass', "a ~
them. II you are sffl eted Win aia n,. AZ, sss
some Of my preparation, ysu will ssvst , w. 4
If mine can be procured. | sold sSu" w. sovgi
la59 with ths und srstan ding that no esIs III n
ard in not q single instance did they e'm' ''''
their money. Made aud sald By. -, n,,,s
=. P. SEhPLE, DssPsp
ant Half iqusre shove tas es---
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VACATION.

schools. the following saying of Mrs. Part
ington will be recognized by most parents rs
highly appropriate and true. give weeks
vexation in August" said Mrs. Darlington,
when she learned that the school was to have
= vacation of five weeks. Five weeks vex-
alton. It's trying season for mothers, and
wearing and tearing to their patience and
the jackets and trowssrs of their children.
Talk about the relaxation from study 1
don't believe its half as bad as the green
apples they get in the country"
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ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS.

ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS.
II IL good advice which Boston paper
gives Us readers, though such advice could
scarcely be wanted in that latituds-Do not
send abroad for help, if you have work Co do
when it can be done in your own neighbor.
hood. perhaps ct your next door. Encourage
your ewn faithful mechanics, and In this way
You encourage the worthy, improve mechan-
icai fkiil, aud keep money ct home. No
community everprospersd that did not follow
th,s course As our Boston contemporary
says. Whatever you have 10 do, look round
and ses 4 your neighbors cannot do Il.
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rEAsONABLE AND CHEAP ooO'

~ Just received vsra 10 hss.
Plain Jaconet Muslins, from latc' POS :,
finest us..,shbefs, ssNa"
asnIIs mems Linen Csmbric HanaAs'
Borders. at $50 each :, IA. Ger ysFa -
Srail Check Frereh 0ioshsimna;; ,,evss sshtJ "
asltie4nan's Aiexanders kia o'0' 49,
ted az S7ie aud soc per par a. =. thAn 10 w
Coored and slack Silk msntisse
ginal etss ,yara
gisased Lawns at 100. aud isid pe'
uosiery. ali grades eai press ..ss .ad spsrs'
Black Silts st 81, suitable fei ps '.ss "a,
Parssols great variety 4 sl ps.ss to shs 49,
The attention of the Ladies' 70 asrs 'ls''
ali in want Will Hnd than ssssye n ss IS NAE y
IN 81 ALFRED Mo----.---, pAD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

A NTHRACITE COAL-The subscriber
IN is now receiving by schr. New Haven, cargo
of No. Phiiadelphia RED ASH COAL, which he
will sell low the article be bought for
IL the city s-
q Orders left at Ne. "A Maiu street, will nset
with prompt attention. 2. G. LARUS.
au II--4s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

HAVING sold out my Soda Water Es-
Il tablishment to WIN. P. LADD, (late McCor-
mack COIL cheerfuly recommend my late cus-
TONERS to him, feeling assured that he will serve
them as promptly and as we'll as did.
A. 0. BRUMMEL.
NJ BAH persons in The city having my Bottles
ars requested to deliver them to VIM. p Ladd's dri-
verx au Il-5t A. o. BRUMMEL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

DOR III r E-For the balance of the
Il year. sp'ightly BOY. about sixteen years of
age Apply to suI1-St r. CAUTHORN
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.-As the
- Summer season Ia rapidly pssiins away, we are
anxious TO reduce Summer stock of all kinds Pur-
chasets invited to CALL with the that
great bargains will be offered them
KEEN, BALDWIN & CO,
au IL l02 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

oval. ROUND, GOTHIC, IMPERI-
" AL AND OBLONG JAPANNED TRAYS in
sets or s.ngy; Paper Machis and Pearl Iulaid ait.
erf; Plated Waiters-these we have richly chased
and heavily embossed, Of different shapes ., 80
SULKLEY l. CO.,
au IL Isl Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO consul
Il MERS OF TOBACCO.-The subscribers have
In store and offer for SALE on very reasonable terms
n, me, hne.t assortment OF CHEWING AND sM0K.
INC TOBACCO in the whole South.
{ Amongst their innumerable brands of Cbevins
Toosceo, are the celebrated "Cherry Ripe (manu,
iastuIed By James szer, jr) and the world renowu-
90 NCantelope" manufactured by N II. Thornton
Their snpsrior stock of HAVANA CIGARS stands
un arsn in price, q: well .. quality.
Co ALso-A treat variety of PIPES. plain and fancy
Snuf-Boxes Canes to- NJ NORTON CO
Importers Of Havana Cigars opposite American
AZ Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

ENANCY MARSEIILES VESTS. We
Il have large stock of Fancy Marseilles Vests,
which must be sold Purchasers are invited to call
with the assurance that prices will be made to
please. KEEN, BALDWIN L co,
au III 1902 Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

GRATTAN'S REPORTS VOL. IL
~ J. w. RANDOLPH has Vol. III OF Grattan's
Reports st IA per volume; and all other Law Books
of value for sale at low prices
Law Libraries bought and sold. an I1-2k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

ENGLISH JAPANNED DRESSING
~ CASES-fogether with large assortment of
Morocco, Rosew GOD and Ebony Cases. furnished and
unfurnished. ALI travellers will find one of these
great conve niense 10 keeping the artsles of the tot
let snug and safe. For sale by
au IL BULKLEY CO. Earle gouare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

MT. A. L, CAKKTER
Will make q BALLOON ASCENSION T.,
CLUSTER SPRINGS, in halifax county On ~
UESDAY, the 14th of Augra
There Springs are near the line Of he D,,s.
Railroad. ''''H
~ Particulars viii be given in fu!u,s ,dg,,sn
ment. IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

NEW MILL o FF A L-ReeelT4l
In fresh supply Of New Mill 0fsl. at ylsaj
ducsd prices. JNO. w. COSBY,
au4 Corner Wall and Frsniia ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

WTTON YARNS-Of good quality,
~ from the Union Mills, for sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO.,
su IL ' Agents for the Manufacturers.
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MRs. CHARLES HoNARD.-It is to h

Mas. CHARLES HONARD.-It is to be
hoped that citizens will bsstow liberal encour-
agemept on this accomplished lady, during the re.
mainder OF her engagement at the Theatre. The
pieces fer tonight well calculated to display her
peculiar dramatic TALENT and moreover they will be
envened by some of her best songs, which every.
body listens to with sensations of pleasure An en-
thusiastic friend on Saturday night last-ju.t she
shout OF joy: Talk about Jenny Lind | had rather
hear one of Mrs. Howard's songs than a dozen of
Jenny Lnds!'
A beautiful painting, representing Mrs. Howard aa
Constance, 10 the Love Chase" may be at the
bookstore of Buffers 4 Simons. 1t was painted by q
disting ushed artist of New Orleans.
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GONG AT LARGE.-On Sunday last, as

GoISG AT LARGE.-On Sunday last, as
officer Tyler was passing down Broad street, he
discovered at the corner of 6sh crowd of persons
in high glee. On approaching to ascertain the
cause, observed William, slave of Miss Susan II
Sharpe, dressed very Enthusiastically, with woman's
shawl thrown around him, and cutting as many
shines monkey in China shop The officer
having power to arres. the fellow for his aitrac
tive manner OF dressing on the Sabbath day, de-
mande1 to see his pass, which being produced,
proved Bill to be going at large. He, therefore,
took him to the cage, and yesterday morning ar
raigned him before the Mayor, who rsmanded him
to prison to be disposed of by the Hastings Cour.
on Monday next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-06

ihA mAssAcHusErTs sEsAroR.-Atan anti-sla
very msenns heid In Boston on the night Of the %
in"' Gen. henry Wilson, the newly elected u. 8
e'ls'ot' oeihs csiied on, made tho folio wing re-
MARKS wnich we md reported in the Boston Tels,
graph:
In public or in private life, in m.iori.., n, :,
notifies, al home or abroad, intend to live ana ~
ole With unrelehting hostility to slavery on nav lin
MAKE no compromises any " here, at home or sbrosa
so.ii yield nothing Of my ani-sisvery sentimant.
10 ADVANCE mg own personal intsresf or to adys
party Interest, or to meet the demands of any STATE
ofsscteon VI our country hope to be able to main.
10 my affections the whole country and the peopis
OF tne whole eountry-snd when l say the whole
eoeatiy, want every body to understsnd that in
The Y not the time for to dstain you. You have
called on me most UNEXPECTEDLY. to say . word and.
hsyina aons 60. WIN retire, thanking you for the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-06

BRUTAL CeNDuCT. James 0'NeiII was
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday, charged
with brutaly assauing and beating bis wife on Sa.
turday last. but owing to the Illness Of Mira ONeil
the case was continued until Saturday, and the &C.
cused remanded to prison. Waterman Hill, who
is a witness IN the case, exhibited large quantity
of hair pulled from the poor woman's head. The
parties reside on Oregon Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-06

RUFFIANIsM.--As two ladies were pass
Ing down Main street last Sunday night attended
by young gentleman, they were rudely accosted
by band OF rufhans, entire strangers TO them, and
this too, at the corner OF l4th and Main streets
where they were liube to be seen by the police at
any moment. Fortunately for the ladies and their
helpless protector, the mob, for csll moth
ing less. noticed several gentlemen coming tow ards
hem and made Off, or, it Is not st all improbable
they would have been subjected to other insults-
If the names Of any Of the parties can be ascer-
tanned, the matter will be brought before the
Mayor.
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THE OLD COMMUNICATIVE popular es-

THE OLD CoLumBIAN-that popular es-
tabshment-seems renewing ita youth in the ebuu
dance and gance OF table that fairly sroans un-
der the good Things of this life 1t is pleasant con-
alton to survey the faces of the guests at that
establishment when they coming out from din
nsr. There is sunlight of radiant satisfaction on
every mans countenance, if he had done his
whole duty TO himself and his country, and w.s at
posse with his own conscience and with all man
kind. Let me have men about that are fat !"
and such ca be found in regiments at the Co
lumbar hotel Men who go in there lean ana hun
CRY, come cut with Iubcuna vsases and FslstafEian
proportions. The hospltabe Col Ward, and Seayres
the iudouitsbs, sti hold high the flag OF Columbia
End long NAY il wave
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LIBERAL-The Richmond and Freder-

LIBERAL.-IH O hICHUUIU anu TBUbf-
icksburg Railroad Company have continued their
usually liberal donations of wood to the poor of the
city this season, and thereby warded OFF vast
amount of suffering by their kindness. We are
gratfel TO learn that they design supplying the
Union Benevolent Society an additional amount for
distribution this month among the helpless females
who might hsve persisted from cold, bat for the aid
they have received from those who could afford to
give
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COMMERCIAL
Nt%%IkAItI XIX NAkAAs
RICHMOND MARKETS, February ).

RICHMOND MARKETS, February ).
i FLOUR.-NaVigation oa the Canal having been
suspended for few days in consequence of the ice
there lie Flour arriving that way and scarcely any
arriving from any quarter. The market is therefore
uncomm only dull. There is no chsnge in quotations
however: S90S9 12l for Superfne Mountain ils,t
sales) and holders of choice straisht brands ask
WHEAT.-Ve still quote ST. 80 for prime red, and
50 for prime white-very little doing
CORN-87t 090c. per bushel--market dull.
= OATS-verv little arriving and stock light. In
demand at 50G55c. per bushei.
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olscussios-At King George Court, On Thursdsy
a''' quite an Interesting discussion took place BIS
tween Col. VIM. H Browne and Mr.. John seddop
tiVs. candidates for the House of Delesates MI. ],
1aiaierr0' candidate for the State Senate. also
addressed the meeting. ''''
The Fredericksburg Herald understand. that both
Messrs Browne ard Seldom have agreed to Law. n
question as to which shall be the Demoer,,;o ...,,
date for the Legislature, to mass Convention
people to be held at King George Court House. 8,
March Court.
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THE RELIEF COMMITTEE for Jefferson
Ward will hold meeting at the st Charles Hotel
on Thursday night next, by which time 1t is hoped
each member of the committee ros soiici; coutrbu
tons for 17th street Relief House will be prepared
to report
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDS.-Jam es Luck
adoe. and Rachael bis wife, free persons OF color,
made their appearance before the Mayor vsstardsy,
to the charge ofreceivng stolen chawl from
Nj MitIledorfer, knowing the same to have bssn sto
lsu Mittledorfer exhibited shawl in court pre-
cisely similar to the found in Luckadoes house,
dertate to say that tbs shawl claimed his. Ra-
ohael asserted that she purchased the shawl from
Mr. Levy eighteen months ego, but when Mr.. Levy
examined, ne stated that he never sold any
slswle Of that manufacture. The examination was
burned till this morning. and the accused admired
to bail to appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-06

Mr.. BALDwIN's LECTUREs.-Thise evening,
at Metropolitan Hall, MIR BALDWIN delivers
his third Lecture-suhject: yankees and
Southerners." 1t is one of the most piquapt
and entertaining of the course, and when de-
ivered at the Athen@um, filled the lecture
room to overlooking, while numbers went
away una Bile to get in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-06

PASSENGERS per Steamship JAMESTOWN,
LEWIS PARRISH, Master, from New York. February
5th. 1855:
Geo Saborn, r Morton, FL Little, Mrs Bremen,
Miss Jones' L l. Barnard Misses H Reed and
Mr. Reed, Miss Pearce. n w Randolph, lady and z
children, S r Roberts, w A C starke Fl B Brown.
" L Foster Miss E Foster. W Millener, III C
jerks, Irving. 81 Moore, f L Herbard T C Da.
vie, Wyatt 1imberiske, w S'aden, VIM Slater,
c Ray Msher, g Townsend, g A Robertson
Miss 3 yron A Gunn A Kayton and daus hter Rev
g Walters. c Mslleu, w C Nichols, Miss Nichols
LIT Mark, 8 Il Walker w Douglass A f Ryan, r
Wilkinson. Perry, A Jeroliman, Wilson, and
q in steerege.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS--W

NOTICE L 0 ADVERTISERS We
IN would call the attention of the merchants of
Lvnchburg, Petersburg and Richmond to the 80
LEM (Roanoke COY REGi STER," IS a medium of
advertising. The Register" hiss without doubt,
larger circulation than suy paper in the Valley BE-
tween Stauntou and Abingdon; and iu the six caun-
les of Roanoke, Bedford, Botstourt, Craig, Gas
and Montgomery taken in the aggregate ita circula
ton is much larger than ttas OF any other psper
whstsver. while it sicnstes considerably in all the
contisu counties. Besides having the ereatsst
circulation, is the largest and hsndsomest paper in
this section of the country. If you wish to see
copy. call at any of your hotes or the office of the
Republican Vi-giniau Lynch urg; the Democrat
Petersburg; the Enquirer Dispatch, Richmond
A hint to the wise is sufficient. fs 6-iaW4w
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JUsT DECIsION.-JOe, hack driver for
Edward Browning, made his appearance before the
Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge of driving
his team too rapidly in the street aud running
against wagon. Officer Seal saw the misconduct
and reported it to the Mayor, who issued warrant
for his arrest Joe gave as an excuse for his con-
duct that when ever he touched the black horse he
would gaIlop, whereupon his honor ordered the
police 20 touch him up TO the tune of twenty, by
way of teaching him the art Of holding his horses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-06

The DEMOCRACY of Jefferson Ward, are
toShold meeting at the United States hotel to- NOR.
row night, to appoint Vigilance Committee for
the Ward, and make other arrangements for the
approaching elecSons.