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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13

~ ~ BRO1HER, Main !St,rff. Lpuchbuag 70
Impnucrs Of Cli1NAond EARTHENWARE aud DonL
era in Cut. Dressd and PLAN Giass- Hare, L0oliag
GiaSscs, Gbondoies, Platsd aa Britania ITare Vai.
HT, Cdsbrs a'e.j in receipt oi their Spring
supply Of Domestic mud Foreign Goods of tller own
imp0rlgti"n-which embraces every article usuall,
found in nch Establishments Our Stock IL one of Tia,
largest offered in this market and having been cure
fully selected and bought on the favorable terms
we determined be nndetsod by any House
in the country, either North South. erchnnis and
others wnnting anything III tile line would do well To
Gull and examine Stock und prices before purchasing
l-cwherc-icclng confident please all in style,
quality and price Of Goods The Ladies' IRE pariculnr
~ invited to call and examine our Stock.
march o9-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
CINclxNATi, April 10Th 1859

CINclSNATi, April 10Th 1850
THE Subscribers have assoctcd them selves for Tho
purpose Of conducting in this City TObacea
and General Commission Business
under the Firm Of kEsSErT & DUDLEY. and respectful
Is solicit vnur patronage Our Business will DO cyl
sivelya sion Busi,css; and experience of t
~ wears by our senior partner in active Mercantile life -
hi. CRY and determination the part of BOTH to pr
mote tie Interest Of our friends will We hope secure Ia
u. > lileyal support. We prepared MAKE eu.uaI
Advance ON consignmcnts in hrnd und 10 purcLas.
pro3uce 6.c. on the Customary terms. We will ocrn,v
N, Lsrge ma ommodious Warehouse, No ii puLl,
LandnR. JNO' hENNEIT,
NAV a7.-6m JNO. w. DUDLEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13

SCHOOL kcOkS-JUST received,
~ 0hdkcm constdn'iy on hand, othe Commission
Bookstore. opposite IIorrick House.' Llnchbnyg, Va
Davies Mathematical course First lessons in Arthme
tic. School Arithmetic, University Arithmetic, Elemen
lar Algrhm Practical Geometry b, urdon's Algebra
Lcgrndrc's Geometry Surveying and Geometry. Calcu-
lug. Descriptive Geometry shades shadows. &c.
Smiths, Crozrt's, Pixies aud Dodds Arithmctics.
Billions Carks, Yields, Bullions primury nnd Smiths
Gramnnrs
Bullions classical series, viz:-Ln Grammar, Lat
Reader, Geasdc, Suust Cicero, Greek Reader, First
lessons in Greek.
Ovens Greek Reader, Anabas., Iomers Ilad
Zcnophon, Odyssey, rhlcy1des, Roln4on's GrsTest.
NlcGnfey LIST. Cd, Sd, 4th and 9TH Renders,
Dcmscdcr's
Parhcrs
Towns =
Spoilers for Dove s,rn4,
Wehstcr's School and University Dictionaries.
Walkers d.
The nbovc, with many other valuable books for Schools
will be sold, by wholesale retail prices that
fail to plrnsc mug 20-di41 G MORSE
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THE sUBsCRIRERs having obtained tn


i exclusive riRit at retailing Eisk's Metallic Burial
Case. idkc this methad ofinfornus the people ofLync.
burg n tfe surrounding county, TINT they have IN
iItf on Main street. lot Of The above Ca.
81 ii rent sizes. Ii would be difficult task give
ae4a.e Impression of these Cases without person.
al Inspection: they perfectly air tight and ndc.iruc.
ibe aud for protecting and preserving tho Dead, fo
nr1afy inermens. for vaults for TRANSPORTATION, nrc
superior anything of the kind before Invented Those
unfortunate enough to need the above Cuscs eau be-
auppiiedby y. DIUGUID e. SONS.
tnirtalng in the usual style also promptly attend
cd To- 3. -. * SONS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13

A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
Il pectfallv ak continuance of the patronage ~
long bestowed upon him To tho mud IN
tbs setion lac deems II proper, TO ask al who
indebted To him 10 come forward aud settle their
counts e.ithont delay.
fhereare many claims Of long standing, which must
close up, aud II is expected that all who know them
sesesio be indebted will pay attention to hi. notice,
Jan -its =. DIUGUID.
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NEW CONCERN.

n =" GDSGEfst.-tA -uDrcribcts a. so,ii
I'D Themselves together on The first instant, fou hc
,z1ys Ssrr,sA- pm II conducting the manufacture
Z x<ezs1sy afCABlNET WARE, NJ NE cid and
sstss rel kg,ofea stand Of :. DiuEuid un.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13

'INllE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be.
i tween the subscribers, nnler the style aud firm OF
GREGORY " ROlALL, hoving This day expired by
Limitations the business will be closed speedily as pos.
sblc Those having claims against the concern will
p'cusc present them without dcny. ind those indebted
10 the will b. kind enough selle nj their ear
lie-t opportunity Before parting with our old friend 8,
aud customers, we beg enve return them sincere
thanks Tor their kindness. and request them that
they viii not forget Us under the firm Of GREGORY
ROYALL a. SIMPSON.
JAMES D. GREGORY,
JAMES =. ROfALL.
.Innc 30 1872
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l oNG LOOKED FOR Cor,e nj r,nst.

4 oNG LOOKED FOR C0is,e ut Last.
In consequence Of the hrrakagc of the Canai the
tni'r~gn"d has just received his Spring and Summer
stock twenty five years experience in his business
mas enabled him to purchase n complete and de.
srabIe assortment of goods. Without fnthcr comment
al heh'ks an examination of the snme He rall The
attention of his customers and the nnb. generally IN
me following viz L05ies ~io't Gaicrs : Gai c5q 1
G"Herf' Erreliors Parodis, Jenny Lind iola Monte
russian, 1"S, Sl'Pp'rs, Sc, Sc Misses and Infants
shoes OF every description. Also, Gents Boo,s Shoes
''H nG"er the latter of which are very pretty and ncn
winch h' Will sell nt remarkably low prices also n com
P."'' stock of Gents Slippers His T,unks. Ca,.oo
He niiers in the way THAT'S the fol- wing. yIy. TL
Mo'e sim BIocF nut White Be4rera Rpsyia Si1k p,
n"""' u "'or, Nirf Eye Chiaa. Peori Black. Bl,e
"r,rn ana lhHc Lrr' oyHsbe hdia Hot Congress HIT
az" ""'cH"d H'"ck B''rr koSmta HHs, Sioacles and
Mcr'co"s of all qualities and styles
am constantly manufacturing Orders promptly ut
tended o ranamos aud Lcghone dressed a, The sim nj
the Red Hat. JACOp nTfNpoTcIi
Nav l7-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
MERCHANDISE.


U'INsaEY, TAYLOR a To-, CoMMiS
j. SION AND FORWARDING mbkobAHis
zrs now receiving and Offer for sale, in exchange LOT
Country Produce the largest and best assorted STOCK
of Grooe,tes and Dry Goods IT haseSer been Their pleas
oer for sale, comprising, IN part, The following
articles;
100 Sides sole Leather
IFS bag. Rio, Laguyrl md JAM Cofee
90 hhds n Orleans aud Porto Rico Sugar, some
very bne
$50 Kegs Nails sssofied
II tons ctnnt, and rolled Iron
1000 lbs stap md baud ron
1000 lbs Blistercd, stcat AMI cnst-siecl
50 900 feet Safety fuse
QUO sacks Salt
2aJ bbls Whiskoy. some very fine old Rye
. bbls French and Apple brandy
30 hhds and bbls Nolasses
900 lbs Cotton Yarns Leak sye and Oiter Factory
% packages Loaf. erushedand Puserized Sugfl
20 casos stick aud mass Liquofice,
with a large and genera assortment Of brown and
beachcd Dome,ties. Bed Ticks, Prints Gingllans Sum
Goods. Boots. Shoes, lats- &c. &c. all ofwhcli
viii be -od the lowest for ASH 81 in exchange
for PRODUCE. March 22--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODsm col


" nOuN Il HOLT, kyle. Corner. tale pleasure
in announcing the public. tint they now rccciv-
lag and opening The Yafied, extensive and elc-
gan Stock oi Dry Goods exhibited in the Lynch
burg fnnrkei mud feel satisfied Tint who viii
give their stock examination will fail in being fully
sat. fled, both in price and quality. The Ladies' will
find "a complete assortment of Dfe.s and o,hcr goods
consisting in PM Of tho following articles Brocnde
Silk Checked. Iail na1 plin. Black Silks of crtra
qunlity. Aauiln 1ssncs. Grape dc Sprnguc, Lama
Cloth new and beautiful article, Grape del'oris, l'a
reyes of the most elegant designs, Silk Lacc, Tissues
plnin Barege, En- b.'k and plain Mouslins, Donna
Mprio Grapes, Organizes, Batiste French and Eng
lisn 1aeonett, Linen Poplihe Lawus, Dotted Muslins,
Muslin fiouheing Collars, Under Sleeves, EN- Hand
kcrchioi very ohcnp, Silk aud Cotton Hosiery Muslin
aud Cdmncls Edginfs aud luserrings Kid and silk
Gloves, Silk Mitts Gimp nn1 Frnges Nautilus Grape
aud Nett Shuwls, Mourning Goods Ia great variety to-
gother with ynfios other articles
tion In an Advertisement Gentlemen will find
prtc selecton of Freneh aud English Cloths
Silk and other tinga Goverin every vnrity Cravnts,
plain and Fancy Linen DrilIings Collars. Socks. silk
and Linen kdkfs &c, &r.-Ont Stock of Staple Goods
is very large and desirable. We invite all in want
Dry foods 10 giveus Gull.
GOLllOUS HOLT.
Auril LIS Mrs fi0Jupr IUUcbbuTC.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
SPKING SUPPLY of Fancy and sta
- Die Dry s.OOIS-JOIIN 7. DAVIS nj liz

SPKHNG SUPPLY of Fancy and sta
- pie Dry GOOds-JOIN 7. DAVIS, athis
NEW IRON FRONT STORE. has received his en-.
tire stock of NEW GOODS, To which he invites the
attention ofbuycrs. lie offers alurgeand commanding
stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods, in every variety style,
Summer Wrappngs md Shlwls,
Hosiery in every variety
French Embrodcries in Collars, Copes, Sleeves, and
Pocket lInndkcrchiets
Mourning Goods. n afge stock,
Family Linens Dnmasks, Sheengs md Towcng.
Cloths Cussimcr. Drillinga Vrrtings, uud full as
-ortmcnt II Gcntlcmen'z Goods,
full stock of Coon and Linen Goods for servts Cor.
sets and Shoulder Braces, among which some xtrn
French Corscts.
April t2--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
SAET, FISH, xc.
,NOHACCO, Eon.cco. unyin.z d.

oBhCCO, Tobacco. Having de-
trimmed to poy raricula attention Ia selefiing tho
pest Chewing Tobacco thar j. pun up here W. d., sali
"f"f$ from our friends in the country for The artie
"'''Vlng rs we do, thot sI be able to furnish n,
"'"''e 'v the box that is bound to give satsfnctiur
m. "''e received IN agency for some Of the bog,
brands put up in Lynchburg Form IS no,e con, -
'" we IL in return send box of 10 plugs hat viii
'r nara /" beat and for $40 note We will send Oh
pug Hr,t rate Tobacco, plt up in boxes of snit,l,
"e 'ake pleasure in saying % our friends thu
we can scna them Tobacco m p,ices r,nc;n - o."
-, '',o per H. CREWDSON X CRANK
"a-I--dts mm Merchants an the Cennl
4 'ANplED y" EEL FLAG or CaianMs Fo95.- 1n-,
- received a supply ufthe above ,lrlicions oron.,i.
~ 'i"h' winch imPnns sweet fragrance to the
'n'' and may taken with uvanrn r in pain ar mn
"Slncss of III" stomach or bowels, arising ro,., n.n.
Ienc" for sale by ''''' '''''
ms 9 -lts John II SE,y H..
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Il, al hUNlVN HraMspOrtallOn EiMe


-h-s-- AND NEW YORK PACkETS.-lhis Men !iolDe
Line l. composed othe follow ing Vessels all owned IN
the city Of Richmond ANIL sails from Ncw yo,h ccoy
four 4{Geg viz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13

~ M. slOEEINS-Beg leave to call the ut
~ teBtion 81 their customers mud he pubic general
I.t u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Extraordinary Fire Insurance Case.
From The Albany Ailis q FTidsy.

The suit of Gerhart Walton and Amos Adams
rs The National Loan Fund Life Insurance Society Of
London, which has occupied the Circuit Court, now Ia
sesson here terminated yesterday Ia verdict Of slJI
for plaintiffs.
during the spring Of 1850, Gerhsrt Walton and Daniel
Martin were partners In the liquor business in the City
q Albany About the Let Of May, 1880 Martin nego
tfed insurance upon the lite Of one COnr dt S,hoon
maker porter in the store OF v & NJ for $1,000 the
premiums to be paid quarterly during the life tune Of
schoonmsker who, in the application tor the policy
was described as q merchant. The policy bears date
May "a, $50.
Immediately after the same Issued, and on the
3Oth OF May l-5O, the parties Walton, Martin and
Shoemaker entered into written agrcemeEt 70 CON.
menCe business cOpsrfners THIS agreement stated
that feher Walton Martin should die, the amount OF
the capital which they each had IN tie copartnership
should remain the concern Ter the benefit OF the CO
partners and their legal
n the same time agreeing inst should he die the amount
OF hs HE policy should remain IN the concern for the
benefit &C the other parties.
About the Let Of Sept. 1850. schoonrnsker went 30
New.Ycrk anu put up az the Snskspere Hotel. On the
4th he accompanied one Chas. Oltman who was the
porter for the partnership irm, in a sm=L boat
which they procured iof me purpose Of going h'nin
near Hobcken After they had been cur some time they
started b. return. After they bad proceeded short ds
lance SHOEMAKER proposed TO change places IN the
boat they both -chConrnsker was TAKEN with
n or crs1np and both ell into the river choonmaker
was drowned Gilman got back into the boat stayed neal
the spot where the boat upset until dark wnen be
went ashore and told grocer what hal happened, and
requested HIN 70 take charge Of the boat when he went
away.
Next day Gilman put notice OF the drowning 10 the
New York sun On the 7th September a body wa
seen floating down tie river opposite Jersey City The
Coroner had broug s.hOre the lips had been eseen
OF by fsh Il WIS Inferred with the clothes On the
sOth IL was disnterred 10 the presence OF Gilman and
Martin Gilman recognized the body that Of Schoon
maker The handkerchief being the half Of a square
corresponded with another produced in court found IN
~ possession OF Vatons family The pantsoons
recognized ~ those by SHOEMAKER Ounsr
arrested and ex ained complaint against hin
tor ceuarg the death Of Schoonmaker but dsshar
sed.
After the alleged death Of Schoonmsker, Solomon n
Park took letters II Standardization, and dcmandet
payment Of the policy. which was refused.
Some time in ls4l Martin assigned his interest in thi
policy 70 Amos Adams and sfterwsrd lef for Germany
after which Walton ard Adams commenced this suit.
After being absent for fifteen minutes the jury re
turned verdict Tor plaintiffs Of full amount Of polio
and inieest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Philadc,phia News Itcuss.



PnILADELPHIA. Dec, :, ls52 4
The United States Circuit Court sat until
late hour on Friday evening" for the purpose OF getting
through with tie o. Lewis Regin, charged with
forging and counterieting American half dollars About
nine lock the jury rctu med verdict OF guilty. ON
Ger jenkins took charge OF the prisoner and also Ph
be Ann DOnnelly, who was convicted AT the same nne
oi passing counterfeit coin AMER giving the PRISONERS
their supper al Carols Hotel the officer procured cab
and started with them a. Mo,anensing. Upon reach
ing the prison the officer dire, tel the driver Ia walk up
30 the prison door and pull the oe which he did Re
gin struck up aloud the tune and words of "Thcres M
place like Home"
Ocor jenkins st pped cut a the cab, end M u wss
refining gsauily hoisted his umbrella and told Ph9be
10 etep our under IT, She did So He then directed Re-
gin TO get out and take his right arm Reign got on, OF
The cas- and insterd OF locking his arm IN that Of the
ot GER he merely laid his hand his arm and walked
toward the gate OF the pr on he three proceeding To-
gether Just a. they reached tue gate, WA suddenly
oneue when Regin took advantage OF the glare OF light
which was thrown into the oiccs eyes, and which TOT
a moment blinded him, and da,ted of through the mud
al arapid rate down Passyunk Road IL WIS 20 dark at
the that person could no, see i've yards aiead o
hinseh.
Jenkins started In pursuit directed by the sound OF
Repn. f. ct epleshng throu q the mud and water AFTER
run in about hundred yards nj furious gait the mud
ryinc in every dir ecton him. the officer hal 80
pG ned ON the ia bring the outline oi his form
nll In Wow lie ealei ont Tor him "a stop or h. would
shoot him. though he had yet drawn his pistol from
hi pocket Icing busly engaged in the use Of his
LEGS 10 rcta their progress by attempted usc of hs
hands Resn siill kept ON, wisely regardless OF the
danger 10 which he exposed. Tho officer s0On
took the prisoner, and depOoed him safely inside
the walls of the prison Phebe had already been taken
charge of by Mr. Morrson one of the Keepers OF the
PRIOR Regin gave a for running OF that he
expeot It'd the officer would shoot him. aud that he would
rather lie than serve long period IN jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

" THE NEw-ESGLASDER," a magazine
Of great merit, which, judging from the infrequent
numbers that come to our Office s issued two or three
tirnes year, il out for November, with highly inter-
esting miscellany AlArge space devoted 20 hografh
cal sketches including notices Of Nie5uhr and Wic<1e
ard of the late arnented Yale College Professors Kings
lev and Norton The Literature Of Slavery defends
Mrs. Stowe. Uncle Toms Cabin against the asper
,ops The Ne York O6;rver and Courier and EaqHirsr
Quoting passage from The Courier and Enq4ir1i II
remarks that Journal TO which this Is credited has
character for nendacy and for general unscrapaous
pess on the pcr Of s chief editor, unsurpassed we De-
Ieye with one exception in the existing Journalism Of
hi. country. What TIE C0uriu aEd EH4Eirr may say
I. of LITTLE consequence with intelligent people in any
quarter I'll il is indorsed by somebody with better
reputstion But when The NcE York OTbsra, a reiig-
ious newspaper OF high reputation, entering weekly
into about seventeen thousand families many Of whom
have taken !, 50 long that they regard az almost equal
10 the Cs:echsm il authority transfers this matter TO
i,s own columns and gives II circulation good read
ing for religious families, il Il worth while 70 inquire
VITA: foundation there is Scr such charges TIL TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
upREME COrRT. KINGS COUNTY,.

lfary Hsr ag day anl-i. IhOs
ysr- aud Ko-anah se Mary Harley, Jr, Jane H. Harley
Hsf+. Cs'hsure sry and inge HARDY, feenn'' In Part
torln oi order o tn Court made
IN. above hirh asst notice hereby nsen
az . has- general en uarane ~ Judgment Of
the Undivided share ntrr ~ any OF the
orsr me prem hereinafter erb 20 produce 20 the
1ppud the Cont on 90 before me I1h
dy IT,, nett oace No Court IL BrcoA m IN the
County pool Of her epcuve Lens "ad o. 1uince
esd The 1nt tle thereon aud
-ufh and the dates thereof
re-T,cv~y Inc tl pe-- i csd u the cnmptnt - ."
O., n bsrg tc Nth Va %. he Cy and County OF
NJ lok kuu~a snd 'nThe as ols nos my even nd my
exit 90 certain scuul a the sri Nlih Ward ~ Thomas
Lzlsrl Cry I'd July, l.' ~hch map of copy
az. -o an-, 20 deed from Thomas Ctfp-n,s and Pnsis h.
vie Adou Jusih lated aJ D. ton sad ecoied the ID
The Gfy at tluty Of New OK 30 l. Der ol
G.th, bounced ld runt1ns ooFs, nh b. ~ y nh (" -
No.tal evt ,i I'VE m h-s
number sad map '-hty ifeT 7et
tive l,ts. the b. and nov o su'efy De- ons
he's noh westerly bv sai now o. ft- b. onsng
a. r hsr. o sad Corrr Ten r1- l.e shv ~ cet nd
mthe,. ho-c three eltn lot. pieces of pt, OF
situate yg ard benz t- lora % busl~ H. tonAD 81
e. and >f-f- 4. Sew York and and distinguished cer
- r on h. sf ~ the toun'y Oi h
~ ID Map Nosh Waterway, Esd 20 in~ Town Of
Iuhw. a d. ty John Pr,aH, V 49,, a. md
by uuurs b. nrrd and seventy ufe ole hanirei AMI
lLrred and seventy Eve slcl hfee Ots "a
Ia to.fh- re BOUNDED d-scr 80 follows b-fnnng -
> at On ~ nflery Nyc,ort, o. lad DOWN On I'D mp
Mft.af -rd Wafertu -, lli rnng taence
westerly eIs he noftlefy uIs " ykOn T. seseniy bur Feet
,Aere o--ely md pars Water nn--y feet
thence ..ter sud Myckon seventy our ei and
md p.rrle Nit.r14Tv- --t %
the p.tce h-sinnna and bali ~tih o. Hyc.1i 4 N
sni ana thr sad three ots at aioned D. TIE
BARNARD & PARSONS. Attorneys.
H. lavt~Tu No. 10 Wal t., N-~ York
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~ The Boston Bee says-and would that

We could say the same Of similar law In our city
THE Truant Law appears 10 work finely In our city
One Of the officers report the result Of his abors dur
ing the past two months that he mad found 80 traant
children, Of whom sl but 20 mad been ndsced 10 attend
school regularly 90 Of them habtua truants 20
were stsentees many Of them had never been school
before Six Of the habual tuants have been sent TO the
House OF Reformation for six months the State
Reform School for three gears; taken la charge
BY tie oyersesrs Of the poor three admitted 10 the
Charity School In ChsnnIngst, and four provided with
good places In the country.
II Three ladies stopping at the Adams
House. Boston for the purpose of seeing the
fire on Wednesday night. While fhey were in the
crowd one Of the ladies thought she perceived an al,
tempt made to pick her pocket She had about 600
sndsome articles in jewelry with her, which she imme
distey took from her pocket and carried in her hands
at the same time csutiouing her companions 70 tai
whatever OF value they had with them from their peck
ets. They did So and on returning % the Aia,ns
they found that their dresses had an been cut ami their
P0@ee 'aAen' Boston paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
>rFV.YORK and SAN FRANCISCO

~ STEAMSHIP LIEE-THROUGH to SAN FRAN
CISCO Al REDUCED RATES-N0 DETENTION on ne
ISTHMUS-TLe Lew and splendid steamship UNITED
STATES, l.5Oo tgns Wm. c. Berry, C0rlmandsr IN
leave New.York, from pier g. y. +, for AsPiNWAL
Nav BAY on WI DNEsDAY Jan. j 81 o'clock p VI
nreeelv connecting At Panams srth TIE dolDe
zinc stesInsinp WINFIELD SCOTT, 2ioo TINS, Ef~ad
Dunn Coum6l6er which steamship raves Pea . on nc
arr vel Of the by the UNITED ior san
Frsncisco stopping only at Acapulco for supplies
These vessels IN accommodations venintOn seer -ua
ssfety unsurpassed Ar expenenced p1ysc+tn = ~
tsched to each steanleT
PssenssTs VII h. landed the wharf at Aspin~all and
sake the Panama Ra broad -. -.
Psssnfsrs are cautioned that the tickets for this line
are sold only at No &c Broadway.
WIN DAVIS BROOKS Co. General Agen;s
JONES l. JOHNSON. - Wali-st-
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u. The Ner. Hampshire Natesman say!

u
"11e deoesse OF M Webster II appears PROBABLE viii
cause the Legislature Of Now Hampshiro 10 procure for
the State House a portrait Of Low Woodbury.. The
death OF Mr. Woodbury. took place la October, l-5loi
which official notice taken AZ the time Funeral
servces had weeks afierward In Portsmouth,
when the people OF that cly did what they could b.
fleet their respect Mr. Rsntoul now himself gone
pronounced the eulogy-notcco If which given many
days beforehand and political friends Of the deceased
and other citLens throug hOut the Sote invited
10 be present Very few however, went thither from
inland New Hampshire towns-7o few as TO awaken sur
prise In Portsmouth, scarcely solitary pers0D, II
remember correctly going down from Concord
THE Governor msde mention In his Address ~
the Legislature In June last OF the decease OF Judge
Woodbury.; but the death OF Mr. Webster probably
caused fis Excelency speak Of M Woodbury. In his
suiumnel Message. Co. the House AMI Senate having
voted 10 att nd the funeral services In Boston Last Tues
day caued the sui ect Of procuring full length por
trait oil Gov Woodbury. 30 suggest itseli 10 one 81 The
members, who moved for committee 20 take Il into
consideration The same committee, We believe, are To
consider tie expediency Of procuring similar one Of
Dsnel Web,ter and for the same purpose-to suspend
in the State House.
THE Hardness Of the political friends Of Gov. Wood
bury and the aaity with which tey joined in services
commemorative of Mr. WeDstef is the subject OF com
mon remark here. May good come Of It, and there be
no eminent tizen Of Now Hampshire not represented
upon Canyas WHEN he shall have passed on the stage.
II would be well for us II stae money always
pended for sslutary encouraging the hne