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PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
LYNCHBURG DAILY LEDGER.

INIE SUBSCRIBERS INTEND TO ISSUE IN
L this city, on or before the LIST day of AUGUST
next, a DAILY PENNY PAPER of the above title.
1t will be the sole aim and end of the proprietors OF
the "LEDGERo To make the enterprise of "A EMMY
PAPER in this city an acceptable feature to all classes
of the community. The project, it is true, is one not
hitherto attempted in this locality, but Its success and
now prominent position in the newspaper press of the
North are such as to warrant the assumption that,
(kceping that neutrality rs to cliques and factions in
matters Of politics. the South is Just as capable and
enlightened in newspaper history as the communities
OF the East and the North, who have given vitality and
being to such measures in their own cities.
The LEDGER is to be a Newspaper in the strict
est ncceptation OF the term, giving a more extended
aud u greater variety of LOCAL MISCELLANY than
any other paper now published here. In matters of
LITERATURE AMI SOUND kNONLEDGEi it shall
pay such regard TO their Importance as the nature of
things will permit. Its COMMERCIAL feature shall
be mndo a matter Of special Importance, and epery new
move in this important element Of American ADVANCE
mcnt will be duly chronicled.
In the EDITORIAL MANAGEMENT there shall be
yigor, truth, and n tenacious adherence to the merits
Of every particular matter it may be called upon to
discuss, regardless of favor, distinction, or party ran
cor. Tho good Of the phote shall be its cardinal labor,
r~egdrdiess Of the influences IF the few.
In order to place the readers of the LEDGER in
constant possession of current topics, arrangements
have been made with correspondents in the Eastern
and Northern cities for the transmission of such intel
ligence ms will be of interest to the Lynchburg com
munity, in Literature, Science, Commerce, &c, &c.
ERMS.
The LEDGER will be printed on a SUPER
ROYAL sheet, and served to city subscribers at SIX
AND-A-QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, PAYABLE TO THE
CARRIERS WEEKLY, and mailed to- subscribers for FOUR
DOLLARS PER ANNUM, payable in adpance.
Rks" ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at FIFTY
CENTS per square as lines or less,) for the first inser-
ton, and TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for each subsequent in
sertion, unless ordered exclusively on the inner form,
when HALF CENTS will be charged.
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LYNcHPURG, Hay 81, 1855.
| rherrful'y benr testimony To the medicinal virtue OF
the water of the Allegheny Springs, having " messed lis
happy effects in my own famils, ane in miny cases of
my friends nave no hesitation il giving il as my de-
cided opinion, that il is the very best water known for
restoring the secretion and lnst tone Of the stomach in
cnses Of the wnl-t form 81 Dyspepsia, and invigorating
and relieving person, afflicted wjlh nervousness aud
general debility. ROBT. EARLY.
Jun" 5.d2tawts
L~ynchburg Republican, Richmond Wing md Exnmi-
ner and Petersburg lntsligeneer copy.
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NORTH CAROLINA y HALIFAX

~ HERRlN6S 100 hbls, and 50 half bb!s. Hall.
fax Herrings for snle low 10 close. Also, IN store. SO
bbls. and 100 half bbls. North Carolina No. | Out Her
rings Tor snle by A. s LEE,
iuno 1ts Richmond,
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LYNonnuRG, Mny 10, 1855.

LYNoHguRG, Mny 10, 1855.
Having had ample opportunity OF nscerlaining tho
curative powers of the Allegheny Springs. | take plens.
ure in recommending the winter as nm invaluable agent
n Chronic diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
JNO. II. PATTERSON, NJ. ID.
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ID u WILLIAMS.
ID. n. WILLIAMS,
ORIGINALLY OF P~l1rSyLNANlA.
Late Of Brook Neal, IA.
BOOK T. K ~ w Tk1NS =,
Richmond, Virginia.
WATKINS, son a %,
Petersburg. Virginia,
General C~OnnsnissOn Merchants

nCFlDE in Richmond, 1877. Cnrcv street la POI
~ tershnrg Corner OF Old aud Sycamore streets.
Give prampt personal intention To the shle of Tobne
70, " heut, Flour and all kinds Of country produce, aad
pay particular nttcntion Ia filling orders Ion ustop,rs.
Refer 10 the f,lowing gentlemen:
jno. NJ. Otry. Esq, Chiswell Dabney. Esq. MaGor-
kIc 4 Jones. md Don + O, Peters, Esd Lynchburr.
Nnlur I. W, Jones, Burwcll Ice, Esq and NJ. Il.
Nowln. Campbell. Col. Daniel Coleman, Snn'l Bar-
Acr, Esg and Wal#e r Coles, II, Esq. rilsylvnnin.-
Judge Wm. Leigh. nnd james + Early, Eul lInliiax.
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InrinIiL-in Nom lnrL

Mortality in Nep York.
NEW YoRK,July S.-Ihe deaths in this city for
the past week, have been 547, an increase of 2O6
over the bill of last week.
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T.TTTT" y - -" ~
New YORK, July sth.-Cotton declined under
the steamers news 81. Sales of 800 bales fair
Orleans at ID cents. Rice quiet at e | / cents.
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BRIDGFORD & cos
WESTERN EXPRESS LINE,

BRIDGFORD Il COS
WESTERN EXPRESS LINE,
a.NOR Baltimore, Wheeling tio'iunnti, Louitville, st.
u Louis, Pint burg, Chicago and the Canudas
Receipts signed through In Tnhnccn from Richmond
To Wheeling at Sue per 100 ID. through from Richmond
Ia Cincinnati NJ ~ per loo lb.; through from Rich
rrond 10 Louisville ~ 10 per 100 lhs; through from
Richmond To st. Louis a. 20 per 100 lhs; through from
Richmond To rittshurg ~ per 100 lhs through from
Richmond to Chicngo$l 90 per 100 lha.
The above rates nc vim Ohio River. A slight nj.
vince ia charged # sent all the why by Railroad. No
storage changed on poois ant through oRr kirc. Com
sign To BllDGFORD n co. Richmond.
RtffRENcrs IN RloHMoSp Storms X Brummel
Fioslry, TarIy a. Co, ScldcnS Miller, J. II. Clnihourn,
! w Wight ~ O., Olo.. T. Workman \ Co Shields
\ Sommervillc mud Edmonds, Davenport n Co.
tune - II
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nBSERSE THIS

nBSERsE THIS We have "A sui lot of
" Nc. n. c. Slad a d Glos, Herrings iust arrived
at the wharf, and will sell them, say Shat - aud Her
rings IS at the WHAT. q icrs sent quickly will be sup
piled at these prices, which are very low tor he grade of
fish. Il. + ClilLDREl %
July 7.d1w PETERSBURG, No.27 Bollinehrook =.
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS.
COMMISSION Vi FOR IrdBDIN iAGENTS,
E~ynchburg, Va.
1 RE now in receipt ot II lnee srork OF Grpr"rirs.
II Liquors. Domestic Goods Soie lcnthtl. Iauu.l'.
Oil, ti.h. e.. &C., 10 which they invite the attention
of lheir lr-ena.. and dc unLLL- eonen--v. In-e % 4.
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EmERY,s RAIL VA HORSE
CODA wATEHl SODA wATERlt

- Oui Soda Fountain il NOW In operation. Those who
re- fond of II elnss of sparkling SODA WATER as
cold n. Ice, with Pine Apple Strawberry, Respbarry,or
any pther kind Of syrup will call at
i'll. THOMPSON e. cos
mny7-ta New Drug Store
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GAIT $500 Sacks Jefries & Dorsey's fine
- in pr me order. landing md for sale by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT & CO.,
July 3 Richmond, Va.
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rnay2o

LIAM HILLS Montgomery Bamborough's nni
l. CHANTS Premium Fans for snlc bv
THOS. BRANCH 4 SONS, Petersburg.
may % BRANCH Il co, ichmond
Wythcyille Telegraph cony
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AUSTIN VI. TRIPLE,
4 T T o r \ T 7 1 T T. I i ,
Eynchburg, Va
LEE "a JOHNSON,

AFFlCE in Lynch's building, I'D Aiie>. betNrcn
~ Main anl 3Id streets, -urar Ffienl : Narehon,r.
mi, n LLN.IN
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DnGNIX SAFES W. kcen a .nrnIy of Ire

l110ENIN We keep a supply of tfeao
U Justly celebrated IRON SAFES, of vlrious sizes.
At the Worlds Fair held in New York IN 1853, they
Competed with all the putenis manufactured In the Uni
ted States. aud tho rtnfT and ONLY y emium WINS
awarded to them FOR uuqu ,liiel excellence as proof
against lire, with more than ordinary token of speeial
upprohntion,' bong the only Safe which withslood "A
I'D hat of twelve hours md preserved its content. un.
injured.
We warrant them to be free from all }ampness, which
js a serious objection 10 other SnGes.
For salc AT New New York Manufacturer price,.
THO9. BRANCH \ SONS.
june 81 Is sole Agrntsfnr Petersburg.
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N. A. STURDIVANT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW n NOTARY PUBLIC.
Richmond Va.
ORACTlSES in all the Courts of Richmond City,
l. AMI in the Counties of HeEricu and Hanover.
In the capacity of notary public will attend to taking
acknowledgements of deeds, dispositions. &c, &c. All
professional duties promptly discharged, Office cor
ncr of Bank and llth streets, Opposite Capitol Square.
may7.d6c3m
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S'F 80
iENHIS old and iasorite WATERING PLACE hay.
L ing been realty enlarged and embellisred, is now
open for visitors. It, fame in the cure of disea>e-tne
steudy growth If more than thirty years experience
md trials row too we'll established to need adverti-
sing. 1t Is believed to stand wholly without a rival n
the cure ot Srrofula. Chronic DnrThea. Dyspep.ia, OBJ
stinate diseases OF the Liver. Oh the kidneys, and of
the Skin, Bronchitis, Opthalmis and Nervous affections,
Chronic Thrash and complaints peculinr to females.
Pamphlets continuing analysis midi few out ola null
tiiude Of cases that night have been Published, will be
forwarded ON application.
Bur. the proprietors wish TO invite attention to their
efforts at rendering this an attractive resort not merely
To the invalid, but to all who desire heallhful ari agreea-
BILE recreation from the carcs Of business. They have
spared neither pains nor expense in fitting up their es.
t~nblishmcnt according to the requirements of The times
in Hotel keeping,
They hive niso the pleasure to state that DR.. q A.
ROSE. OF La Porte, Indiana, long and well known as n
citizen mud physician o L~ynrtburg has consented to
rendrr lis services as n resident physician.
The Nalaudt Rand # Ma-ic. Of Baltimore. Is enga
ged for the season. Bill ind, Ten-Pins. Shooting Gal
levy, &c. &c. FRAZIER " RANDOLPH,
Proprietcrs.
Mas. JOINS II. SEAYREs, (ere of the Columbnn) Su,
.....,,ul,. iuIV T.ls.O,,
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LEOR SALE-Sl0O,0 900 Bonds ut III Virginia
Il nnl renncssee railroad Company, baaIing E per
cont interest, principal and interest payable in New
York aud secured by q second mortg ,ge upon the en-.
tire Rond and all tho assets of the Company
These securities are regarded as &c the first class,
and will he sold at a price to command the utrentiun Of
every capitalist. Full Information of the present condi
ton nnd future prospects Of tie Road will bo furnished
by us upon application.
june lI-ascts PETERS. SpENCE g. 90.
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WIII's NLhNF FIT
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS a PITTMAN,

(Laicly of the firm OF Wills, Lea IL Brownley,1
NALL give their attention to the sals and puref ase
w OF all articles of Agricultural Produce, Farming
supplements, &c, aud purchase Tor order and sell for
commission all articles of Gro cries. Ne. &,.; receive
nnd forward Goods. nnd act rs general Commission
Agents. jan 3.d1clv
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LATE NEWS BY THE NAILS.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.

rhe Russian Massacre at Hango-Indignant
Comments of the Britt h Press-A Loud Call
far Vengeance on the Russians.
From the Ton1on Times
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DEARLY TEETH n BALMY BREATH The
L Pearl Dentrifrice" for cleaning, whitening and pre-.
serving the teeth has no superior. 1t is composed of
ingredients so simple and efectual that the Youngest
child can use it with benefit. Made and sold only at
J. II. THOMPSON d. JOS
lrly is New Drug Store
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NEW PUBLICATION

We are indebted to Mr.. A Morris, for
elements of English Grammar, on a pro-
gressiVe system; with cOpious exercises in
pairing and syntax, and an application of
shorthand orsymbols, to grammatical analv
sis. By P. w. Gengembre, Professor of
Foreign Languages in the Girard College,
and j. H. Brown, A. M, Principal of the
Philadelphia Zane Street Grammar School"
&c. The work has various peculiarities and
advantages, and is worthy the attention of
teachers and scholars.
THE MISSING BRIDE.-A new novel from
the press of Peterson, of Philadelphia, and
for sale by Buffers and Simons.
HAMPERS MONTHLY.-We are indebted tn
j. w. Randolph and Buffers Simons, for
the June number of this monthly.
VIRGINIA is the title of No. in the Iist of
Harpers' children's Story Books. For sale
by j. w. Randolph.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
KING ANN OUFEN-OfficiaI.

KING AND QUEEN.-Off1cfai.
Wise 3o7. Ffournoy 3Os. McComss 3o8, Besle
303. Bocock 401, Patton 29l, Holiday AS Morris
2sS. Gave Pierce 100 maj
For Congress No opposition to Bayly.
House OF Delegates: Garnet 3sT, Roane 32e.
Garnett elected from Essex and hing and queen.
FAUQUIER Official
Flournoy 1890 Wise DIT. BesIe 1922, McComas
92o, Patton 1855, Bocock 920 Gave Pierce lit.
House of Delegates: @ Delegstes) Shumate, w
a5e, Scott, Dem 93l, Carter, W., 90S, Payue,
DEM, 9l7
ENDLETON-(O Officially
Wise. 567; Flouruoy, 4)s The same votes were
cast for the remaining names on the two tickets
Pendle;on gave Pierce majority OF 8.
For the Senate Deneale, Democrat 524; Moo.
nav, Know Nothing, 3al; Norment, Democrat,
House of Delegates: q Delegste)-Jos. B Kse,
Democrat $50; John L. Wilson, Know Nothing,
35s
MONROE Official.
In Monroe county, according to the official res
turns Flournoy received S9S, and Wise 57o votes.
Msiurity for Flournoy 800.
Staples. for Congress, received a majority
of2S6 over Edmondsou, dem, and Morris, X N, got
a majority of 3l9 over Holiday.
Clarke and Haynes, Ms, are elected to the
Legislature.
Flournoy 697; Wise $40 Gave Scott 1926
House Of Delegates II Delegated Welten, anti,
American, ga Cunningham. Am, 652.
THE SOUTH WEST
BY telegraph from Lynchburg we have the fol-
lowing meiorities for Wise In the SOuth-West:
Tszswell. 900 Gave 369 for Pierce.
Russell, $50 Gave 26 for Scott.
Carroll, $50. Gave 275 for Pierce.
Graysou, 298. Gave As for Pierce
McMullen's majority for Congress inthe District
estimated at BOO.
PITTsYLVANIA AND PATRICK
Information received In the city last night by
the cars which we can hardly credit that Pittsyl-
vania had only given majority for Flournoy, and
had elected a democratic Senator and two demo-
cratic Delegates to the Legislature.
1t is also stated that Patrick has given $50 najo.
rity for Wise. Plusylvania gave Pierce 10 and
Patrick gave Scott 90 majority.
ACCOMAC.
We have information by telegraph, from Norfolk
which seems reliable that Accomac has given Flour
noy ma jority of 10. 1t gave II FIR Scott
MASON AND KANAWHA.
WHEELING May &c Nilsson county gives Flournov
sos majority. 1t Scott 81 msjority, being gain
of ZAP for Mr FlournoY
Carlisle, American, for Congress, has 4O5 majority
10 the county.
Kanawhs county gives the American ticket 1853
majority with precincts TO hear from II gave Scott
450 majority.
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Rrv,yrsG THE Fashion A handsome

RRVlVING THE L AsHIOh "A NdHuSOHb
,onng female neatly sttired in "Bloomer costume, +"
made her appearance on the street yesterday morn
ing and soon att acted a crowd OF boys around her,
who pressed up and annoyed her so, that she
speedly fed to Gary street and sht refuge in
bcnas fouestionablsr epute OF which she may have
beenan iamAte. "Bloomerisu" could get a
foothod on Virginia soil even If all the ladies'
to resolve thAtit shou much less hen attempted
n h. introduced By fail creature who has lost ell
sense of shame and all respect for the modest love-
lin ess and virtue OF her sex.
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AAUSErdBNTS.

METROPOLITAN HALL
IVA HORRORS OF THE ROMIsH INQUIsI-
TON. This Evening, May 18th, 1856 the Horrors
of the Spanish Inqusition, described by Colon u
Lehmanowsky, at the period of the Decree of the
Emperor Napoleon suppressing tbs CRUEL IN
STITUTION will be faithfully portrayed by an ex.
bibitirn of the principal lNsTRU MENTS OF TOR
TURE!
~ A Lecturer will be in attendance to explain
the cruel uses of each instrument &c.
~ For full particulars ses SMALL BILLS.
u TICKETS Only 25 cents Doors open at belf-
past o'clO Exhibition to commence at o'clk
precisely. nv S9-lt*
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LOCAL MATTERS.

sHoorrse.--Jsmes Caudle, charged with
shooting George w. Woody on the goth instant,
made his appearance before the Mayor yesterday,
to undergo an examination. The evidence proved
that the parties lmet at "Ruiusville," and after
drinking freely, got into a dispute when Csudle
knocked Woody down with stick and then shot
him 10 the left thigh with pistol he wss rising,
ip1icting . severe though not dangerous flesh
wound After this Woody pursued Caudle, over
took him, aud beat him Numerically with a stick,
cutting the scalp of his head almost to the bone 10
one or two pieces, and bruising bis back and arms
very badly. The Mayor. after hearing number
of witnesses, remsnded Csudle for further exami-
nation before the next term OF the Hastings Court,
which meets on the second Monday in June, and
recoeniz ed the wnessesto appear at that time and
testify.
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LOST.

I OSI-On Saturday, May Goth, between
AZ the Central Railroad DEPOT end Governor St
old CGlfskio POCKET BOOK containing two
bonds and number of accounts The finder will be
suitably rewarded bv leaving the same at the Dis
patch Office. HUDSON NJ. WINGFIELD.
my 29-lt+
4 OSI-On yesterday, somewhere be-
A tween the southslde Of the Basin and st. James
Church my FREE PAPERS, in tin box TIE
finder will be rewarded by leaving them at this Of
fee VIM. ALEXANDER FULLER
nv 28-2tt
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MARRIED.,

At Echo Glen Cottage" Prince George county,
Maryland on the 18th inst by the Rev VIM; Pink
LOUISA ", daughter of John Higgins. Esq Of the
former place.
On thb 18th inst by the Rev. Mr. Edwsrds, Msj
z BRANDEN, formerly Of the U. Army. to
Mi 90 PRINCES Z. TIMELY, Of this city.
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DIED

Yesterday, 28th instant ELLEN EYRE, infsnt
daughter Of Chss Bell and Ellen Gibson.
Yesterday morning, at ~ cIock, ANNA E., wife OF
p. C. Larus.
The friends Of the family, and Of her father Capt
Samuel Skinner requested TO att end Der funers
from the Sd Presby tesn Church. Church Hill, this
lTue'dsY) afternoon, at o'clock, without father
invitation
IL Fayetteville IN. c. papers please copy.
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Soon TO APPEAR.-The Armory Band
lie In the course of few days Now that the
elections are over our citizens anxious to have
music on the Square at night and we really hope
that some of our young men will take steps to In
duce this Band give their entertainments at that
place during the summer months.
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MIXED RIooD -Elizabetb Southland s

MINED DLUUD -EITZdUtLU EOUEnHTU q
woman of mixed blood having been so proven be-
fore the County Court of Henrico, was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday morning, on the charge
of stealing and getting drunk, and the evidence of
her guilt being most conclusive, she was ordered
TO receive fifteen stripes. The prisoner Is worth
less creature, a regular associate of negroes and,
for the good of the community, we are gratifed to
find that by the opinion of the Mayor, she is not
exempt from all the pains and penalties which at
tach 10 free negroes.
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No PAPERs-T0m Lewis, a free negro,
was arrested Sunday last for being In this city
without register of his freedom and committed o
the cage On being srraigned before the Mayor
yesterd az morning he was unable TO produce the
requisite document, and as a matter of course was
sent TO prison,
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THE INDIANS IN KANSAS Embellishments yecaived
10 St. Louis firm West River, Kansas, to the I7th
Inst. Plenty OF snow is reported In the mountains
In that locality. The Sioux tribe of Indians were
moving Ia large numbers towards Fort Laramie,
talking OF war Col Cook left LeaVenworth on III q
10Th. with detachment of infantry and some ca
airy for Fort Laramie. Several thousand warrior.
were az Ash Hollow " '0-
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PRETTY SHoP.-Bill Bartholomew has
removed his jewery establishment from Gov
erpor street to the corner OF 18th and Main where
he hss fitted up of the neatest establishments
In the city. Bill Is old "Blue," and has Ia his
show case on exhibition the splendid musket pre-.
sented to the 81 | Blues and noticed by Us some
few days since Call and see him.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

The GERmAEs.-Reports were set sfOat
on Saturday last that the Germans contemplated
some demonstratinns-s procession mock funeral
and a burning in ffisy. The Germans ever intend
ed any such acts The reports wsrs false in every
particular and doubt circulated to prejudice ths
German, with their fellow ci'zsns
my s9-It SEVERAL GERMANS.
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FREDERICKSBURG or three companies
of "fautastical." paraded the streets of city,
Yesterday, ludcrousy dresaed, followed by crowds
Of boys and groes but attracted general ate
lion from the masses ths novelty Of such displays
having Ion since worn off Most Of them were lads
from ten to eighteen years of age and some Of the
cksrso era were admirably personsted.
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DRUNK-Sam, slave to Eliza A. Cren-
shaw. was taken before tho Mayor yesterday
morning and ordered twenty stripes for getting
drunk on Sunday last, and lying down on the side
walk to sleep of the etfects Of his debRuchery.
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COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS, May 2saI, 1s5s
rLouk Nothing doing. except BY n. ,r
tons by The dray load at 81 z50 All N q7ota-
Family sI2.500s l3 vi 'V' EETs sI2;
A. AZ "a F. -txtrsma prices Of good and ,,,u
CORN-Ws quote 81 C7kasiIo
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SETTLING ROw.-JOrdina Mayo, 8
free negroes, charged with asssulting and beating
Elizabeth Southland, made her appearance before
the Mayor, yesterday, and after legal investiga-
ton, was found guilty, and ordered twenty stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

TELEGRAPH LINE.-Oscar Willis. well known
for his long connection with the Morse line of tele
graph. is TO leave New York In few weeks r. an.
perintend the construction of the new telegraph
nm, me between Panama and Aspinwsll. across the
lsthmus. The estimated cost of the line is abs-et
SAC, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

JAMEsTowN-The favorite mail steam
ship Jamestown Capt Lewis Parrish, arrived at
Rockets Sunday night, at 2 o'clock, In "a hours
from New York She reached Norfolk Sunday
evening at 1.2 o'clock, only % 1.2 hours from
New York-very quick passage. She brings
large list Of passengers, and very large freight.
Returning, she will leave this evening at 4 o'clock
for New York. touching at City Point and Norfolk