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STILL LATER AND MOI IMPOkTANT
4 BEAUTIFUL Assortment of Spring and Snn..de
II Goods, which, owing to the latenees OF the season
will he closed out ut slight advance from FlRsr Cos
by Ejune Is, 1851 J.S.KIMBALL &CO.
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J,PITOME of Greek and Roman Mythology wi,
- explanatory Notes, and vocabulary ny Jonn
Hart, l.. l.. D., for sale at CoRsEs
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UST received at the sign Of the Big Hat on Main
y street.
2 doz fashionable Rocky Mountain silver beaver
hats.
doz. Mcneil sspring styles mole skin hats, MOL,
extra.
toz. McNeil's Paris moe-skn hats, a new style
entirely.
| doz. fashionable cashmere hats.
April 90, 81. bpy j. ii. TAlLO
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To the Ladies,

'.-5m Z. w. BArEr. Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
From the Hartford Times

VOTE kNOW-NOTHlNG OR BE BRANDED.
Mr.. EDITOR - | waa NOT at all surprised lrr'n
from your Norwich correspondent that Il know ~.
thing council in Lyme dis6auded by H." >...o
council for the reason that It's members, or good
portion of them, voted the Democratic ticket /
know sOmething OF the tyranny hCh prevails IN to
Know Nothing Order in relation 10 vot!ng. Ih"t.n".
nan who JOINS one I'll these COUNCILS aud da.e L. SJ,
as h, plca.cs will mos; assuredly b" pcsooT;tG III!
YOU know that one OF their modes Oi punishment b. -
point the finger OF scorn Upon prosrrIDcd m"mlri--
post their namus IN other councils about Ia" r"t;-
try, and brand them unworthy Oi c"G!idCuoe - G
sin.-o men or citizens IL iS iuGusi;ion cruel
tha; oi Spain in lis worst days. witnessed i!r 49,
puison OF Mr.. WooGior r this city, few wc,:eIEos
for the that he voted tie Democratic tv-'
the city election. So We haze Oh record two cUSr. 4
Know Nothing vengeance the one IN which ~ uI..
vidual prescribed for voting indep, nacny, sGI
The other IN which an entire council ofabout - iIo-
bers were dsbandrd, for doing the same thing.
have learned that 10 join kmo"-No;hInX COM
Gil is 10 surrender the Independence oi freeman.
and To bring under hnmilia,ng suiiec;jon 90 &
ni corrupt managers WHO wolh i'll the dsIS. lGt
short il is to help into renewed lie the bicrr,, art
most tyranncnl sort OF IihjSgecy. Democra's '.e
ike TO do drudgcry Of thar kind, and be- spit upon
they do moi, welcome 10 TIE service. | am out.
X NnW-NuIuISG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
m,,r RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
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TER " 8 :

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~; dollar. il taken for shorter period than one
rsro o the Sr,uw sckly hre dollars per annum and
year ,,x months, payable in sdrsncc to % pad
three cr RENTED by mail postpaid; or SIX dollars
>" 't 20, 80 a, me end Gf me year
per Wasslv ENQUIRER is published every Wednesday
Inc Nees ner Snnuu, npuii in advance, or for - 80
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whom q; cluhs in the following ratio: tor $40 sS
made ~ wcs.Iy Enquirer will be furnished tor SaU
sope' o 4 4 Tor $40 twsn,yioar copies aud so on III
,h. sume proportion 90. .n,.rp1,S,S-
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Is THE DAILY ENorIRER.-For TEN lines or less first
insertion ty cents and every succeeding insertion TWEEN
rysve cents Ii inserted week. twice week, OIL
three es week thirty. and half cents tor eacl
insertion after the hrst.
Annusi advertiser. charged Fifty dollars for rwRLYt
nnes and In tina, proportion for advertisements of Sreate
etth except Lottery Vendors and Auctioneers, who
charged $780, (paper included)
~ All Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
yI0Hr lines, charged for advertisements.
OIdsrs from distance must be accompanied with the
pay satisfactory references toinsure
~ All rhis oicc be reaitted per mail in
coI and available Bnnk the risk OF che Etors
M az letters being paid by the rriiers The post
are single letter is scarcely OF any account to the VII
nt j. ,he accumulation of postage, i'll an extensive bu
,ae,s, which operates as serious ,sx upon Editors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
spARTANS. To THE RESCUE

The callnn. Democracy Of Richmond never had
ccra orous chance TO win the brightest lsure!s tha
ia prescntcd to-day. We have never seen thein III
finer spirits or more enthusiastically determined 10
stand BIZ tho cause of the Constitution and oil RIGHT
Tho places Of the few rencgudes from their rahEs
have been more than filled by new, vigorous s''o S'-
rited recruits whv burn for the cont,Ai We eei en-
tirey certain OF the eicctcL Wise, McCotnas' 49,
cock, Holiday an! Gaskie--and We eiivoke eVeryVo
Ter in Richru.,d opposed to the miserable purpose
Of tie Secret Party, to ruly to the polls todS" iso
and enry, and give their aid in pushing cb the 'peii-
did victory. After voting thcmsc'es' let them see
tb,, their friends and negEors come to the polls anu
racord their vote. :Ir tie true cause
IT,, dark lantern men are evidently alarmed, ms Is
,ho,sn by heir false aud scuscoss handbI!ls issued
I,te IN Yesterday. These Roorbacks are I'ncaI deS-
c,udnp,s of the infar.ous ''Brnn-Bread' RcofhackS
which coveted ,!eir authors with disgrace. II the
midnight, party have the strength OF which they
h,os,. why resort to such monstrons iaorIcni'ons
Democrats Of Rici,tnnni, you have yo"r opponents
on the hip. Keep up the fire steadily all day and
,,,,h -, Iha column.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
FROM FAYETTE COUNTY.
FAYETTEVILLE, Va, May 18th, 1858.

FAYETTEVILLE, Va. May l1th, 1855.
ttcnllrmen:-As you are daily receiving normn-
ton from the different sections OF the STATE respect
lug the probable result OF the canning election have
Thought proper TO give yog brief statement o NJ
fairs ia FayAttc. Tho lelnocracy of this region mr."
doing their cta$s ai.ty. Victory il the password,
and victory we must and will have sam" roared
and gGn,cd in Fuyctc for season, with bold audac-
-; sl his votares, from their dark abode, sent up
shouts of bravo. But, sir, change has come over
the spiri. Of Sambos dream. His former applaudlng
admirers are now either changed into bold opponents,
stand back pale and cmuc:atcd, heartily wishing.
they were l.. soine other camp. The Democrats VIII"
were i;ulied into Know NOthinsrn here, are coming
ogt manfuy. The commoa enquiry here Is. who
is president Of expiring Sans forces now" and fol-
lowed by lin goEg tn be free again, am The
Hon. II. 4. Eimondson addressed the people of Fay
cite oI Thursday the 10Th inst, that being Court
day. Mr.. T.. made Il telling speech, and left us with
hearty wish OF snccoss from large ma or,y u his
hearers. There is nothing to fear in Fayrtie Wise
vii! ge, one.third more votes in this county than Gov
Johnson received. We rcgnrd Edmordsons eection
Ms sure. know many Wings in ths county WIN will
20 the entire Democratic ticket, The recent election
IN the Old Cockude has given new zeal, il possible
10 Democracy in theSs counties and the 24th "l
thu month. the I2iserablr "!sm Of the day viii fall
TO rise more in :his proud Old Dominion.
Yours, IN haste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
HYDRAULIC RAMS,

YgyHE subscriber is now putting up TO order Ill town or
'coultry al Linds oi HYdfnuic Apparatus, on III.
scehthc and approved principles, aud Narran,"d to
Work we'll
Also Ornamental; Fountains, Iroa and Bsass Lin ard
Force Pumps Copper BOILERS Bath Tubs, Water Closot-
Wash Stapds, showers Tor Hot aHd Cold Wntor &C.
"lianson's Improved Balance Valve HYDRAULIC RAM
soliciting the trade and all those who msy require fo
their personal the above appaSau-, thu subscr
cog begs eaye 10 say, that this Ram will raise
through sadca other pipes elevation OF at least
atty per greater rhAn any ohor RAM, Will: the same
head or supply Of water.
The various uses OF the RAM for supplying Dwell.
ings Bsrnyaris, Gardens, Engines Factories, Rail Road
stations &c, with running water.
Metallic Roofing, Gu,tering and spou'inS doue In tho
boat and most substantial and very acconimo'
daring terms
Orders from any part OF tho promptly attended TO-
PAUL BARGAMiN,
10Th Street between Main and Curry, Richmond, Va.
I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
from Yesterdays 5outh.5ide Democrat

TO THE PEOPLE OF PElEKSBI E''.
Yesterday, in Richmond, WAS informed 10 my my
srrnri.e. thnt the circular, of Mr.. j. Caleb Smith
had been published in Petersburg and ndllsriouSiy
distributed in that city and the adjacent counties
This was an Outrage without parallel 1nd one 10
clergyman, his family and my friends reside in Pc
rarsIrr and the circulation Of insulting pubca-
ton in their presence an injury which instantly
resolved to csstisc. If did not choose, for reasonS
already given to the public, notice the conduct OF
Mr. j. Caleb Smith, i; did not follow that should en-
dure this last extremity OF Insult and wrong Accord
ingly lost time in requiring to Petersburg. Ie-
moni oi the printer in Petersburg the names of the
persons who ordered the publication OF the CIRCULAR
iie gave me the names o Mcssrs. p. Abrniians Win:
f. Mallory aud Thomas ID. Watson. Ihes" persons !
sought out and demanded if they had any Instrument
alitY or agency in the publication or circulation OF
the card, to which they replied circum.tan'iay and
emphatically IN The ntsa'ir'. / was satisfied.
IN. yenrrou. and right-hnking people OF Petersburg
~ ROGER A. PRYOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
nrNocRaTS OF RICHMOND.

R.wose Of false reports thrown into circulation by
the enemy to-day, to deceive and iHtlaida'e YOU
F,lsobood, concocted .nt home, and iaisehood'
coming from abroad, by Telegraph may he expected
upti, the close Of the pols. Turna deaf ear ITO ni
,ch tr;cl,s ,ui arts Of the enemy the day Of the
election. Remember, that curing Tue a'' PETERSBURG
election, reports were u day arriving that the Know
Nothprs were carrying the day-and yet atthe Close
of the nolIs, ut night, it turned out that the Demo
cr,s were 1872 ahead. As it has been heretofore 20
will II he eoaiu. Go forward to the poiis Denocras-
.,,, y,rr yotes-and tho rising of tomorrow sun
,v; Disclose to YOU the brilliant fruit, Of your lnbors
,rsst md rlarious Democratic victory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
GOV. GARDENERS VERY LAST CARD

Governor Gardner gives new way ot emsrtrG
Hamlet without :hc Prince. H. agrees with hss con
i"ioratcs 10 rebuke their abolition mcHs, AZ!
they agree, no doubt tn Yet him do So. provided hr
will give them equal liberty to rcbuke hun hrr'
Hamlet becomes II mere hgmrnt ut tho plrc", aHI 4,
overwhelmed by the other characters. The H-' In..
formance OF Governor Gardner is 10 veto IA" bill.
practically repeating the fugitiye-slsv- law, Ini,y
passed by the Massachusetts legislature. The icl.s!
over his heat, by immense nnjori;ies in ho:h
branches. The IL !ur,e a:nius: the vet" - 4,
rather surprised the governor should 10; hnvr
made more friends for h!scf before b. concluded 20
take The responsibility.
The Virginia election is certainly rare ma.r r'srn
II very nearly made senator Wilson II "na:onH man.
IL seems 10 hav" quite capslzGd Governor Gardner
If it lasted Il few days longer. who know dut II
wonli uot have converted Hale Seward, and SGmncr
But il it goes against these abolition manager may
be some trouble for them 10 recover arms. irlOr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
Lam IN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE OR

authority vested in me- hereby offer for sale OF
rent. the ate rosieuce Of DR.. Benjamin F. TeffI al
rnnSe Edward Court oysp,
t.s improvements arc, largo frsme house. WIN SIX
tooui' sn Office. green house. snd all necessary out
aI'"'-tne whoe In good repair: also, large orchard
-D sa;ae!!, with thirteen acres Of arabic land.
, location heal,hy and possesses many advantages
W,s tsiS,oGs aud educational, boilg within mi!e OF
~ ssS sidney College and Union Theological Ssnna'
Ge,,m ..o very near Irof brancht Fcmulc Seminary,
recommends i,self TO persons desirous OF ed
TAns - ltelr children.
so purchaser of the above mentioned property eau
10 NJ mo- upon fair ,erms, siSty scres of land
IA ho' ahioining the stme tue quarter part of which
wooGihnd. Address. Prince Edward Court House.
ateh : ctf RICHARD IL WATKINS. AGENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
For the Enquirer

1.-the undersigned, take this method to glve.notice
that nm no longer member of the order known a.
Know-Nothings, and that from this date have WIN
Drawn from the said order aud a! connections with
il. JOHN VI. BOCLWARE.
Richmond, May 23, 1855.
a, tho election, Oh Thursday, the following tcke
will be voted for by DEMoOhala'
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
s. ID. WHITrLE,
Gro. w. RANDOLPH,
RICHARD o. HAsHiSs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
! YALIAHLE TARlI IN VIRGINIA,

S1tASs sES AINphED ACRES,) FOX SALE.
AS1SG M; leased, tor term of years 'The Fnuquier
n,.,ion ,,l nul.er SirnS 10 persons whoer high
oest se tne undcr'sged Offers for snlc the rslua.
Die iarm ,N;, Wnicn surrounds the sprins.
~ Sola' upuIus Oh ''o hcres "i low grounds remark
able for extraordinary crop. Corr! nnd ,rs ~ ESin,
ads re Iess losite nG.eows Ap.r, Of hi. land Weld
lessye cultivation. unhou ronarr Snd St"r o' sue
the sesson produced 20 bushels The nrm t. OSu "o.r
susceptible Of division and 10 certainty one Of III. .
Virginia. WV -"
TERMS.-Onethird on lat of December p.x, ma, ,,
balance in and years thereafter, with n,ere-, , s
oi delivery
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber v -
tsr adressedto TO Warrenton Springs Va" or 10 W.h
inston y. Z.
Nav EFF THOMAS GREEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
For The Enquirer

ItOPf.I ,
The undersigned being members Of tho know-Ho
Thing party, commonly 80 called not !appr"vIns
It's obj-cts request the Secretary 10 strike our name
from tho roll, as wo determined not TO act VIII
The said party any longer. Rrsprrti9ily'
PLEASANT JORDON,
BERRY CRITTENDES,
ROBT. JORDOS,
CHARLES BRIDGEWAIER,
ALBERT JORDON,
WM j. IIENDRICK,
RICHARD WILLIAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25

xSow.SOTHING STAMPEDE IN DlNWlD-
ninNWe learn that after the speech making at Dim
widdie Court House Yesterday, fifteen know No!n-
,so, nrar siIed The kuow-N Nothings were dread.
fuiIv ,rv Depressed Dinwidds may be put down Tor
,wo hunarod majority for Wise.-S. b. Dan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
To WHOM TT orAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
UNHE undersigned will leave Virginia ahou, the
lst ot March for the West and will attcrd faithfully
tud promptly ,o any business which may bs
trusted MIN in any of the North States o, Tes.
o,es Letters may be addressed to me. hefere che l1h
e. LoI' tsfGre the LIST of April. Amor that time 20
r%' Le.veuwo,rh Kansas Terrtry, which lattcr place
WI. os my permanent residencs! GEO. w. PURhlHS.
G'sir ih"ueasu' tovernor OF Virginia, and the Hon.
b Ao"sli, s,s:u Tr,,s,-,- feb 24-e,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25

cusr,,y WHITE AND RoRr, 4. MAro.-T" our
.o,lo .r,und Richmond would say that the pros
,,, or ,bs election Of these excellent candidates are
Of the brightest character, Lose not moment iu
a,;,, vour whole duty to-day and eectius them over
,,.o rorecsdes from the Democratic party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
.I0HS 8. CASKIE.

Vel have never known our friends more jealous
than they are in favor Of the triumphant reelection
of this accomplished and valuable representative
who has been faithful to all his dutes and an honor
70 hi. most. Not single vote Of his ha. been com
na;neS Of why then discard him from the public ser
o' yce We invoke bis friends to that Mr. Caskis
lose not single vete-let us resolve to sven us ma
iority hnndso,nely The intelligence OF bis prospects
in every county in tho District is bright anu cneefe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
To tie Editors Of Mc Enquirer: ,.,,

MADIsON Z. IT., My IOtIT' I'oo'
Will YOU permit me, through the columns OF the
Enqu-rr, to say that have received Hrg. nu'oe,
md address them. Owing 10 ipcessant engagement
in Court, for several weeks, tull the time from home
have been utterly unable 10 reply in the rs"! way
am nov engaged in the Circuit Court Of M"'''''''
and cannot snatch the time w
Rook Madison and Greene for 900 majority for our
ticket. You: triend, 1r.EF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
MORE WITHDRAWALS.

70 Mt EdROTS u Tie E'qHl?H!
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Gentlemen -Somc months ago Joined the Know.
Nothing Order, under the impression that It was 10 af,
feet fusion Of the old political parties for the good
of our country Since that time, however, have he.
come convinced that it has such tendency.
therefore publicly announce my withdrawal and sepr
ration from said Order and shall consider my-eli tree
Mt the polls to-;norrow for whonls"evsr
chon,r. IliOS D. HaLoi EAh'
Richmond, May 23, 1853
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
WILLAkD'S HOTEL

OLD POINT COMIONe, ilNNr!A!5.
TIVE proprssos take guest pleasure in :nio ming their
fsSnv friends and the public seno;al,y that this mag
aiscent siMMER HOTEL ia now being fitted up In the
v.os modern and comfortable style forhs coming season
left unprov;ded that may promote the comfort and happ
ness OF it's guests It,,
The prup.tors also take much pleasure in sayng thai
they viii be prepared aud happy accommodate from the
EssI o: ..:a h:y 9;ho lay .a:o ,asIn .it!! al:
4 Board per da:, % W
X, tue ;rees, per da.. ~
By,he month per dnI, 20
Baths i:ee tor The guests ,,,,,,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25

SALE OF FiRN.-Mountain View Farm, con.eir
ing :2h acres, belonging 10 Humphrey Shepherd. q
Loudoun county, sold last week Tor Co. pcg ,or,
Sydney Having. purchaser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
pOCAHoNTAS COUNTY.

o. ;rfrmstion trnn this county IS qulto HatteF.hs
,,r NJ, Mr. WIS.,. Hi. majority will DO lnrser than Ia
~, .iI,. it ,,an IN TINT county. We know that the
most n Intelligent and influential whss in prcShon'n.
will vote for NJ. WISE, and we"re informed 1na, out
IN. 2 r.csntlv withdrew, and declared for WISE
and liberty. Roll on the bail.-Lerisburg Chron'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
pLANTERs'

ALANTERs' LINEN COATs-For men and
Dr. boys wear The goods are we'll shrunk before cut.
which 10 usually done thus giving the customer
M that they will not shrink much In washing Ia
s"eot u Toe place WN. Ira SMfTH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25

RIDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1883.
- . -
vi ZEN In I5liCKkAM.

do;d was done, the woman was embarked, and yes
terday morning the vessel sailed with her living and
unwilling freight"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25

lScE*phRIsh.-.tn attempt wa, made Sanaav
night 10 fire tho drug store of Wilson 81 A!tgeaj IL
Petersburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING


ruERBERTV V. GRAVES has associated with himself
WILLIAM Il. GRAVES Tor thopurPose OF conduct
Ing IN Richmond, COMMISSION BGsiAhss t PrhSpa, u,
chand,se a.idc ths st7ic OF 7. Siii RS y CO. who
.capectry tender their friends and the puohe their
ssr se.cts Their hoase is on 4th street. pd'EeeR Gary
sIeet aud Tnyos Bridge.
Thsy are sindIy pc, united to refer 10 he following pro-
Col Ed,nund FonraIe Messrs Hugh w. Pry & Co.
Nr Joshua j. Fry Mess-s Hiram y: Dickinson Co R'cn
s.opd Massrs William. A. Mnprnro tE:!!-M ".
dickinson ..i!sn. itansoc, Caio,.c, en.oaei 'onn Jon,
E. Waller, D.. r T. EansocE, spo:IsyiTaaiGi Col
N,y,on G. Coleman, Mg., Reuh'a lsYis, Loais,
t.:srs W,: T. Dickinson, and EurSell DcSin ana
Sr cbss 6, rho,npson, Hanovsr pr. Th9s G99de. Ar
Ssr:os ",r,.r ~. -: Nj NJ 8 IL Gill. Lyachburg Mr.
B.M pyWi;,. Nelson; Col Samuel D. Burke
Or. Wan Il. ha.lr, MI Rost hom-Gs Ii !; tnss @ pa
A. G.. iot;e' Nj Thon,a. r. 6ooHe, DR.; NJ Jordan
aocken5urg CO.. JosephM scott, DR. p A. Clarke anne
1.F. D. Gis,rd. VIM Wallace Day, Chesterfield; W'n T.
woo,,on Prince EiorTa cuaEty. apna a-oti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25

A"RIcrLTcRAL.--The 1.ecutvo committee oi III,
Union Agricultural Society have vi,ted the county
"t Roanoke TO make report or tho quality oI 81,
country there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25

srv YoRK, May 2l.-The weekly statement OF
the New York city banks showa the following in
crea,es: Loans $4,000; specie $3.50 deposits
81 100000 Tbs circulation has decr.Hsel Sl4eo'o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-25
SINGULAR EFFECTS oFLIGHTSlNG.--El

!
pnr,,ud Advertiser contains long 6hd !i"rc=..,.
,crnuut of n tisuster which took place On ND--s"
4 nnIrhbor happened to be looking towsr1- VI
Iron's house AMI first perceived bal! ot t'r ".r.
r.r,Iv foot in diameter, with trail some '1n'F
ward. in length descend upon the CHIMNEY, sLl .'
,nrdia,-Iv after volume ot smoke began - a'.s'i
ns i. the house fire. lias'cmIns 10 f!s hau:p
!; was found wreck, but not on fire
The family, of xix persona, were n: s"prs!. f'i
their escape with their lives, II miracle ga y.
Cptons arm is cut 10 tho bone, above the rIoH' -
she il otherwise badly brused. Her grand - gate
Marietta Hamilton, six years old, ls SO Or.sg" Dec 70
he purple from the hips 20 the feet, ana - x. g
rIous condition. David Upton, Jr., Is baby D'p. ID
about the bead anI face. bis chId IN i.- n.;'a - ;
unhurt; also his wife, standing near, ana oi -'' .
ton, likewise unhurt.
But the effects Of the lightning about the p,'a :
are astonishing. Old Mr. Upton was e"tMS O9".
bread and milk, with one hand upon TIC DOW '"'
other holding the spocn.;hc bowl "aa pIoHs" ~ " :
hand and the spoon has not been iouhH' ~ - p.
Upton had cup Of tea in her hand ana "Ee" she ''
10 h.rs.f she wa. partly under the table WIZ -e'
of the cup in her hand aud herself covered WITT "7
wreck OF the chimney, among which was h i9'o /
tmbrr from the front Of tho Fireplace, ice. '- j.
with iu; bar OF iron Of the same leh'u e''1tS.''
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MI ASorHFR DRor.-ils County Court ., Lou
doun has refused to grant licences 10 sell llguor Ga
ring the ensuing year