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iIllug Weather mIlj and w0na.
CIxctNxl4i. MSy Il-Atvet fI!len 81 inches
,iuee SATURDAY MssILst e%uSI Indicating E1Io.
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T3NE NOTICE

Mary Rnd Is4t oSeSuOEs Eade 70 Ill TIE otainitT
lhifE Vtbe GIy on t.I0gl; Of tbtif o1t6NVe 'HtllI
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t,5Is 'd klVeN iks 'tiIttY StreSf Of htlNhy SAo r
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70 KLoea LXce "a; 4Aiss lR taa ti'tt 4" nal
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lsuaa iktts il disPatsh hon he Wet 90
Ia.ss. TX esath by Cbol4a Of Capt. Eoual'
t'iSt itta4tt ciy.laI Psl4ee.
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Tribute Of Respect

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Co.4ntyn4.-.Ws ytststd,y nu ts1Y1 Ibe
Ai.,1s!G, G,.si,e,l eoaTsltei, kte dOlI't ROie
,ilt Y,nAans aad Nsehanies' Baak Of WHEEL
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ttistts5.
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ClTMOl.IC COI.NClL

CIxc,xXt1r, Ysy TITLE Ptor,a:ni Coun:iloi
The Csu.olie Cbvrch commented is s.SROn tile
eslLejtal yesterday Title waI a Ssty lat!e al.
I, ndsNee,
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4 TliREATi' IIGT0RY OVER ALL LlNlAENTS
j. B. VONDERSM1THS
Chang FIN,
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Chinese IMMINENT.

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can g4ahlH Wiz ih4 S,e1f4I coLtilttE that itS ia
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SWtSDsJ, IiiiiR FsIoI lonss e!c. FOT ttLtT PAfutq
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AsprrtlE, OHIO

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MIS-. y. COCHRAN.
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tht1 1tLttsit y ~. liSuaTA0H'G EaII lIIll. IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES. &c.
Rtsse9lp, N1lkltttSa 90, /

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,,,. s,t,5el Jss,,tdGy. TLsy tUtRtd Ooi lh'rty'
too rs,,, .sl p..ssn,sl Isty h'01'ope 'PPS'''
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9nrnc pt,eu BUossou,.--Dt. White Of U.
.u S4t, Xy., in l.Wet 70 The LOUISVILLE Cou'
tr'iu the iol!0uint;
ilnuteelI0a lAtough out eTtfH peach otthttd
t'ss rs bse1 ftealet Lloom thSR Tot EeIsial
!.,1 past. and upon tHsmiRiainG tie blossoms
's,itPAsaeEeaS Is rbfetyS1le, Ia sous OF
tauili lot etsti blossom e3tRiasj, lhsts has
..,t vel tn9ije lte euPs ttom one " q Hsuy a1
nt,l sell fotH'eI Pttehss, tbJ lttge AaiottJ
.. sszsoms kste tLttt o. fouI GERS IN item
istl l,,e Aetet bsta obssnsl ID this Pitt oI
S'ESti! tel0ss.
Aalat pbtaontmoQ AtS 6een obsetTel 10
s,SI Il lie ptaeA otcAsfis in thtS tetiOa.
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No,r,,t--TLt ''saas' wAsIaEtoa CITY,
vl,:1i:nrsl ktTe on Sltn'dAy. bal on UOatd two
latt,d ssI Ely MOtnOas, Yea, vonsu and
eli4..,. ION Easl'ad, "a rssit tot Utah. They
,'.,rSgtA hiEe auubsts in England who hare
.iiu:+ta eoAJtNsi Iotts fIi'b VI the MotnoDi,
d,H wig 70 ~ the oPttolioa Of eoaTtniOa IN
ptai Lake Ctr, rAey ate under 'ts guidance
& E3trE,lIoote. The men ATE sttone able b
&. f:lIuSnep, and Ssns Oflbe women ate quiIs
R.N.
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cner, coylb Jo5lv TLOnP'aa Pts''dlnE
travs,ta.y. TIE Gpud lott Ei' inpannelst
AID EagJ an iisITtaI '!'IaiI !'@s' ia'HF,
900, 70, 5.tsl,t,, rtO r'' tired t'Oud Fuil'y enc
,epi.pesd % t,v ,v,n' iuPrsosA.n' ID tie Pen'
l.uliatI.
TIE Coah ,1iOauel uitl ''s'oeH tbs no'A'
isE.
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=, 4 bn, perida ~ ne "lIl'ls eo'I6a tas'
~ Vs.. Il. t,t,tk bahkl Of lhs Fttfosi Cor
'a9 v ~ "a. toaBpsd ftsyastd'y pftsti
'o' -" ne IL 'tPpeed oitsSs sfllp1tet
TO- IAN nd : StIotk 10 ths Plekins tooa. :
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~, ed ditkeuRy il e1Ps',eHefd Y eo'alniSt
ca FL, Il v,tt trsa We slittt And tetse
, ~ s,,, ven b,cssN 10 pay Upoa tts tts Tie
- IN as .a,slsped il a'ast.
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s,'''1 r.. ,sotI bdilas. sad ~ ail! lnott' bo,A
'is'' . s.i,, b,tpi ovt. TA.Afoal'iasd q H'tH
, ,,.. S ~ &c. About st sQtIb Of man
's ,',, ,,,., "a ssoO o. stoa Eorh Of sock
v,,t ,l,s esasSEtd.
T,.P.e,o,t t,i bal ttsehily fesumsd oPsfa'
49,. i. se,x,ti,u rib tie I,rGe P'e'0'y 90
c ~" ,,,..,. bo,h b,ing os.t,ttd ID TIE n'@s Of
Z" .p.,Sn cO.ioa Mis-, aa1 undst the m'n.
-, .,.s.u q vi. Osaf: O. TiIbp. We under.
',,.5,.,i tI,t. "a, q, in,uInss on the property
J.,,,,sl We A41s col L.itd "a estimate 81 The
,s,sal Of lie esms I0ss
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Sr tle demonstrating to TIE eIAibiiiOn
or,.o aoaa.t ttoesiilts. ia tbesoVth toSm Of the
,,.t.ai Of ,Ls NeLale IlOuH. We zee fon
=, ,,ts4sts that Ite.e moasttts Of the RTtt
Xi. l1,s L<vo sut,s'irg considerable attsni'Oa 10
!: Il, gis,l. ,rd da1bileS MAR Of OPT citizens
MI cali iStse tAen. 10 Ibis latitude they ate
SIS eitatSath DOt to " mel With evsy
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" toaf GttutFals tOa lies, J. H., pSthcEo. Ne
ElVt AEi Of leHtia,ONT IOsrtfS ~ VFoo - " tsfs1
kbeJn1ltStn, pIsIEPtl. ScIVis1. sc 5tG OT ~ Set
JUS4 ID4pllt4 AZ EtnnR t0n1rtMhts, htfsitIF tfht
iET' hat " a4treT. 80. a., i..,,,o,s 49,.
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1RS. ba<HEtts Hc2d call atitAtIon otGs toEsstil
e'N!ili fotAit Pttiaihlts 10 1tttt fiit BtL
y slS Ea!!I,t.A g ~ .!Iseihs
t3loliES ihE batEt tPPtsIEtt tie It4ttL, 40 AMI
Is 70 EASIiItj IN llIot Wiki tkAy at WiIII 10 b
!lNIG IltT are tAtttatd 81 pot ~ tlauf4 81 Stt
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-04

NORTH CARoLTNh.
BIDDERS are requested % ezaHss ear.g 2s taereioas
forms N proposals., &C. atachta q ~ GdsotteaFnL
5soI From Weldon by Halifax Enfield, baitleboro',
Rocky Mount, Joiners Depot Wilaon, Back
Creek Nohunta, Goldsbo.of kyeretsslle, Mount
Olive Faison's Depot Besr swamp, Wansaw,
s,riek lands Depot, rsaehy's, Washington Depot,
sllsis Creek and Burgaw Depot, 70 Whining
tom 1862 miles and back twice daily.
Iesye Weldon daily a. ~ % and pmi
Arrive at wilmington daily by "a . ~ and % m
Leave Wilmington daily AZ and ~ nj
Arrive at w eldou daily by n and J am
ssno From Weldon by Qnanhey ana Messaha 70 Lit-
tleton rs milea and back, week
Leave Weldon Thursday at ~ M;
Arrive at LItleton next day by M
Leave Litteton Thursday al ami
Arrive at Weldon same day by Up ~.
ss0a From Weldon, by Jackson, Rich Square, Roxabe,
Hotel and Windsor 70 Plymouth, ~ miles and
back three times a week,
Leave Weldon Monday, Wednesday and Friday al
sami
Arrive at Plymouth some days by ; p nj
Leave Plymouth Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
sam;
Arrive At Weldon same days by
5S04 From Enfield, by Scotland Neck, Palmyra, bsrnh
ton, Wiliamstown, and Gardnere Bridge, 20 Fly
mouth, II miles and baak, three times week
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Washington City to Weldon,

Washington City to w eldon,
N. G.
Alexandra to Gerdonsvllle.
Richmond and Petersburg, by
Lynchburg, TO Blounsr-
vile, Tenn.
Richmond TO Danville. .....
Richmond, by Staunton, to
Point Pleasant and Guyan-
uotie. $500 $500
Harper's Ferry to Flncas,le~
Staunton to Parkcraburg. $3.50
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Branches from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1896, 1897
1893 $685. $685. 70 5O76, and sos.
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4s0i 70 AS03 4s06 10 1929.
1853 q 1893
1881 1888 q 4s50
1854 10 4s57 4359 20 1851
ard 5llg
Ashland 4so2 1855 70 1901
1903 TO 1907 1905 to i935
s00l 10 5003 5G0s 70 S025
5IlOand Sill SLIP % 5li5,
$40 10 5i27
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-04

uuis VIII give distance ana schet ue OF departures
anu arrivals Proposals Tor sem-weeky service
from C!afksburg, by Lumbeport, to Shmnston, IL
, miles and back, once week
Leave Clarksburg Saturday at l2m;
H.rye at Shlnnston same day by pm;
Leave Shinnsion Saturday at m;
arrive at Clarksourg same day by IN am
from CIarksborg, by Quiet Deli, Romne's Mills,
ree' Tree, ard Carper's Store TO Buchanan, 2S
miles and back, twice week
Leave Ciarksburg Wednesday and Saturday at m;
Nv az az buchanan same days by IAN;
se buehanah Tuesday and Friday at a m;
1--WE r'INe az harrisburg same days by 6 m.
Ao'u nnarssourg by Grass Land, overfrld, Melon,
once a week
leave leave Clal ksburg Friday st7am;
Isa,, p. burnesville same day by 7pmi
a .pase ournesville Saturday at Z a m,
P, ~ ~ Carksburg same day by Z pm.
w Carksourg, by Lost Creek and Janelew, TO
"ssn, u miles and back, six times week, and
10y west Milford by side mail twice week.
A. Slsrksburg daily, except Sunday, PM
- n, aS weston same days by 6pm;
A. A. eslon daily, except Sunday, at nmi
Five p'lNe az Carksburg by IL m.
from o Palatne, by Meredith's Tavern, to Morean's
hluge, miles and back, once q week
aeeNe fslaiine Saturday at . m;
inINe st Morgan's Ridge same day by 5 pm;
ave Morean's Ridge Saturday OF ga m,
: n''Ne Al Palst'ne by - m.
tSm rruntytown, by Simpsons Creek, Pleasant
oSek, Philippe, Calhoun, Bankers Settlement
~, ~ Leadsville, to Beverly, As miles and back
, hree times week
~, ~ rrnntytown Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
aayM6em;
arrive q Beverly same days by 9pm;
beverly Sunday, "wednesday, and Friday at
pninve az Leadsyille same days by 8. am;
1es'e Leedsvlle Monday, Wednesday and Friday
ats am;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-13
TIE ORPHAN CHILDREl

~. cave some account yesterday OF the
nronoeitiou of the Richmond committee TO
take charge Of the children, bereaved OF tneif
parents by the plague in Norfolk ana for's
mouth. We stated the result OF the inter
view between the Rev. THOMAS HUNT OF
Portsmouth, and the Richmond commi1ee
Yesterdsy Mr. Hume went down BY the fof'
Wslshall line, with the understanding tns' ne
would 1t least bring or send up the orphans
Of Portsmouth, on Friday next, Tomorrow
cad also the Norfolk orphsns, II the Authos''
lies aosld be induced 30 ssnd them
u was sspsotsd that possibly acrzis OF the
Norfolk orphans would eosas up BY the Css'
as Peck yesterday. None cane. hoSsvsFl
and, unfortunately. We are still without .
letter from the authorities of Norfolk on the
subject, as the cars from Portsmouth did NOT
arrive At Suffolk In time to connect with the
train.
We still hope, however, that when the an
swer from Norfolk does come, it viii De ~
vorable. A telegraph dispatch from Dal'l
more yesterday, informed us that the now
ard Association Of Norfolk had fetuseo W
send the orphans to Baltimore. 1t IL prop"'
BILE that this refusal was caused by the de-
termination to accept the proposition sent
down Friday last from Richmond. At all
events we are gratifed that the orphans OF .
Virginia city are not to be carried out OF
the State for shelter and support! Every
sentiment-every power in the State should
forbid it. On this point, we were ready 10
fight Baltimore We were ready to give
her all honor and glory for her noble huma'
nifty. her active sympathy-indeed almost
anything, but the children We would not
surrender them without struggle.
The intimation that the dear little chill
dren were to come up to Richmond, has ex.
cited the liveliest sensation among our ciii.
zens, ald touched some of the tenderest
chords of sympathy. The ladies-God bless
theml- put their hands at once to work, to
aid the committee in preparing for the little
guests. Conspicuous among them was that
venerable lady, Mrs. BARNES, who, octoge-
marian as she is, seems to be rejuvenized by
thinking Of the bereaved little creatures that
are expected from our city sisters; and with
the energy and ardor of youth, she has gone
to work for them. Indeed it is shrewdly
suspected that she is anxious to take the
whole of them under her protection! With
such auxiliaries in the field, it is certain that
by the time the children arrive, there will be
everything done for their comfort that can
be thought of.
The Portsmouth orphans will certsinly be
up tomorrow evening, in the Curtis Peck,
and we trust that those from Norfolk will al
80 come. Our people generally will be hear.
tily grati6ed if the whole of the bereaved
little ones of both cities are brought here
under the invitation so earnestly and repeat
eddy sent by our committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-13

LARGE G ga fine milk COW was
shot and seriously injured near the Fairfield course
asst Monday sfternoon,.by one or two mischieyous
boys, who were out cunning for bats The owner
Is determined, II possible, to ascertain the name of
Inc offender and punish him to the extent of The
law. Boys should never be allowed to 20 Into the
nsds with guns for, besides being careless are ant
TO get into mischief and do serious damage.
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BEAUTIFUL HALL The large and

BEAUTIFUL HALL The large and we'll
ventilated Hail over the First Market, now being
flnished for the Mechanics Institute to hold their
approaching fair In, Is one of the handsomest
rooms OF the kind thatwe know OF, and will enable
the committee on exhibition TO display their tasts
to the best advantage 10 arranging the vast amount
OF articles OF all kinds intended for exhibition The
ladies'. we ur derstand ara to have one of the most
prominent positions In the hall for displaying their
handiwork, great variety of which is Confidently
expected.
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MORE CoNTRIBUTIoNs.-Ata meeting of
citizens OF Caroline county at their court house, on
Monday Leaf, betu cen two and three hundred dol
lars were subscribed and paid In for the relief of
me Portsmouth and Norfolk sufferers. Our infor-
msns lie Oh the opinion that that amount will ha
doubled Ia short time " "
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EALL SUPPLIES, 1854.
l. BOOKS, PAPER. sTATIoNERY AND
FANCY GOODS.

4. MORRIS. 81 Msin Street, Rich uon8, Il nov
Books, Paper stationery FsEsy Goods, DC, de-, foY
FALL TRADE,
70 which we would RESP setfally ask the sttsptIon
Of the merchants Of virIsis. North Carolina ana
Tsnnsssss. Visiting tbs sity--sssurisS thsn Of q
seWplsta STACK to select from 80 ean b. foHus In
ssy h4rtss and vpoa terms % fsis ara e. tibsSaI
Il. 10 sale agent for tbs sale Of tie esiehrstSS
Pianos, rnAnufastsfed kY Worcester and will supply
them at fastorg prisss.
Blank Books Of every description constantly ON
hand and manufactured TO order.
Binding Of every description executed in the best
manner. - sc IS-St
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JIM ELLIS alias Rrx-the ,

jim ELLIS alias RIx-the worst negro
that ever annoyed the police of Richmond, was
again brought before the Mayor yesterday morn.
Ing; and ordered to be soundly logged for stealing
q pistol from the watchman at Rahm's foundry
Jim has been whipped with q raw hide until moth.
log short OF broad sword or q hot poker will
make an Impression on L.
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The WEATHER has not only been scorch
ing hot, but very sury and oppressive Tor the past
finals were known to fall Ia the street completely
overcome by heat. About noon yesterday few
clouds were visible, and light wind sprang up or
we DO not know how the people could have stood
the scorchiug of old Soils rays
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COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS, Sept 10, 1855
FLOUR-HoIders firm, no transactions
WHEAT-Good to prime White u 80Df IS; do,
Rcd u 1901 60 An improvem ent Of 8 cts.
CORN-aSIa5 cts,
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DIED

" s''st
Y..t.rs., u Died.
.s,s a. ~. m9rainz, '7th I,r w.
The friends and .squsist.,s kkt
49, e. 20 sttsnd his funeral. ~. TIE fsan.
10Th ste. 3shes, cornsr ngssl u Il
CIV N Norfolk. Of yellow fsv,r. n.
COY, sossort of Chas NeCa, ~ AAaYs
an only son and kind husbsna tt, ~ Oh. Re
Yesterday evening. u p 49,, noun har ss'
H:r rnU.iNE' infant d.ssh,sr Of q 9 s.,s
The fun...l viii tax. pv... 50.
3cIocs. The friends and sson ,.is svsn!sr =,
,ssm,y are respectfully invited - ...s..
'a,,ner notice. 10 'a'ad, Via,
On yesterday, 18th Inst. NJ. NJ
DEhS, consorr OF Robcrt Al n.IAkf a,,s
TIE friends OF the family are ;ru;esn dssa AVf'
funeral, from Mr.. Moore's Cbn,nI' Ied 10 stt.,.,
u O'CLOCK. without further notIss 'aa sfssraoca
On yesterday, 18th inst, Ga o..
GINA, infant daughter oil ~ ,ggsoss. ANNE W,
Wade, ssed months aud dsg. =. aud E,,,ss
, Inc snsnds and asquslntsnee, o,a
rssspss.fuii{ invited to attend her ~ 70. %
'osn'e OF her father. this afternoon - y
go, OF . yss..essss.y evening. Mr.. wJLtIssl'ss
4. The fdnersl will take plsss to.s.
a., q; from the residenee Of M Lsnsyn Sascs
10th street, g. ush.side Of 49, ie NE Hos,I.
aeqasintsnces are invited to st,sna , fhsst. -.
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Jxwna NEW YEAR $685. This day and
to-m1rrow IL observed By the Jewish communi
Hes g the commsrcemsnt OF thsir civil year,
56i6. ard are held 6 days OF Holy convoc alton II
b called 10 Hsbrew "Yom Terugnah," or the day
Of Sounding the Trumpets. which cerem ooy = per
formed In all the Synsgogues. The year 56l6 10
DxrIcIRHr leap year contaiong thirteen luualions
comprisinet end eighty three days.
HUsrrsas CouRr.-Recorder Taylor, and
Aldermen ssnxay. Bray. Mpscomb and Teller presi.
ding The greater portion Of yesterdsy's session
spent In the trial Of Samuel Pesrce Clarke ir-
dicted BY the Grand Jury for essaultins Emanuel Sc
mon In the public streets Of Richmond on the oath
OF July last. The cause was opened for the CON.
monweslth by Mr. r. T. Daniel who was followed
for the defence by Messrs Randolph and Cramp -
After lengthy argument. the esse was given to the
jury. who returned the following verdict ave
the Jury. sssess the fine at three hundred and TWEEN
tysix dollars and sixty.ax and two third cents -
which together with the costs amounted to 9S46 a.
AZ the verdict rsnd ed aud staten ept
furnished by the CLERK, Mr. Clarke forked over his
Indebted ness to the Commonwealth, and was imme
diatelv dischar ged.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-On Monday last Mr.
William Carter, an aged citizen of Caroline CO.
was taken with apopexy while dining at the Bowl
Ing Green, aud In few minutes thereafter was .
cOrpSe.
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HANDSOMELY FIrrEp UP The hall of
sne nouas OF nielesstss has just undergone tho.
most complete order The csrpstins and uph SI.tss.
tnp we're done ~ MI John D. smith. W ho has ~.
hibitsd admirable taste Ia his WORK ~ Aa' -
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COMMUNICATION WITH NORFOLK AND
PoRTsMoUTH.-The mail from Norfolk and
Portsmouth to Petersburg and Richmond,
comes every day by the railroad, via Wei
don but yesterday there was no train from
Portsmouth at all, and the train left Suffolk
without the mail from Norfolk and Ports.
mouth. 1t is supposed the train will run no
more from Portsmouth, as one of the train
hands has died, and others are now sick
Indeed meeting of the Directory of the
road was to be held at Suffolk yesterday, to
consider the proposition of suspending trans
portation upon the road altogether. Since
the transmission of the mail is getting rather
precarious ON the railroad, we trust it will be
transferred altogether to the river boats
We ought not to be deprived of information