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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

STABLERs ANODYNE CHERRY

b1E&PEC1OhANl Is confidently recommended To ~
valids as UNSU RPASSED by any known preparation,
fer tina cure Of CouaHs IOARSENESS and other forms
of onmmnn G ODDS. BRONCHITIS ASTHMA. GROUP,
CONSUMPTION in Early Snge and Tor the reli't OF
the Patient even in advanced Stages of thutfArAL Dis
ense
Ii combines in n srlendhe manner remedies Of long
esteemed value with others Of more recent discovery
and besides sooting nnd tonic qualities acts through
the skin gently aud with great efficacy forthe euro OF
This class of diseases
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SrAntrR's DrARRAnA ConpIAL

Is pleasant mixture compounded In agreement with
the rules of Pharmacy Of therapeutic agents long known
and celebrated for their peculiar cacy in curing Dar
rhoea and similar affections of the system. In its ac-
tons il aays Nausr and produces healthy action of
the Liver thus removing the ut the time thai
ii cures the disease.
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WAl II HOLMES.
Bo.lon. Nay II. 49,

Boston, Mag 1t, 49,.
.Messrs A 6 BRAoa g. Col waa induced 10 Try the
Mustang Laaimen,. a valuable horse OF mine, Tor
SPAWN and In days after applying II, fhe dwelling
went dow n and the horse free from Inn und
apparently rs well rs ever. would advise oil who have
horses troubled with Rngbonc Spnyins. fisHln, Wind
galls or lameness of any kind 20 at aud pro
cure a bottle Of this Linimeni.
J TILLSON. 81 Mix street.
The Linmen is put up IN bottles Of hgee sizcs. and
sells at 25 cents SO ts and 81 per hottie. The 80
cents sire contains 3, and the dollar six Times much
~ the 25 cent size. being much cheaper.
A. q. BRAGG Il co, sole proprietors Principal
Depots 3oi Broadway, New York, md corner 3D. and
Market street. 81. Louis, Mo.
For sale b Druggists generally. md by
JOHN II. SEAY,
u. x. I.Y MAN, aud
L. STABLER Co,
nov 23-wly Agents, Lynchhurg.
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One OF the experienced of the acu, in this city
and long celebrated for his successful practice.
GESrtEmEN--Ih have carefully examined the compo-
parts of your DIARRnUA coRntAt, rs well Ms sout
Anodyne Cherry EKpectornnt, aud find them both vauo
bic compounds the doses eand consistent viii
medical practice, nad donot hesitate recommend
them.
Baltimore, June 1852. S. B. MARrtT, NJ. ID.
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READ THIS
From the Hon. John Mclean Associate Judge of the
Supreme Court.
GINCINNATI, 99ih Ger. 1852
Dear Sir: ! thank you for the engraved likeness Of
General Jackson il aKe,oHt one. In the latter
Paf o hisilc his grey hrs hi, tai and venerable frame
he sincerity and Kindness Of his expression and man-
nef' "PilRatrd aIi"ho became acquainted with him.
There were few il any. persons educated ut home or
abroad however much they may have associated with
taralgn courts who equal the grace and effect Of Gen
lac >on.s manner in social circle Whether we con.
slider limia the iied, in the dawine.room, or mt the
head ot the administration bu was a remarkable .aan
Nitdgrrut respect.
JOHN MCLEAN.
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number ofthe most respectable ply sieons To whom
we have Communicated knowledge Of the constituents
of these medicines have been pleased favor u with
their opinons Of them in writing tnt they are
the best remedies hey lave been aequon'ed with
for the cure Of the discusses for vrhthcy
Iad
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Opinion Of pr joss Anpl.ov. rby.ioian . tho pad.

more Southern Dispensary
Having made trial of your "DiARRHRA CORDIAL
and being also acquainted with the ingredients Of which
it is composed 1t gives much pleasure in adding my
testimony that of others in favor of its extraordinary
efficacy in the cure Of 'Diarrhoa aud Summer Com
plant in children and in adults
With much respect. &c
JOHN ADDISON, NJ. d.
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DOOKs on AGRICULTURE, &c =,

DOOTxS ON AGRICULTURE, &c :
, y 3 PAYNE has ON hand, aud will sell on good
larr.<--
Complete Farmer and American Gardner
fumiiy kitchen Gardner by Blunt
prlcticuI Agriculture, by johnson
johnson a ericutual Chemistry
Youat on the Horse
sheep
Pig
Stephens Book Of the Farm
The American Farm Book, by Allen
Aliens Rural Architecture
The IN, ican Muck Book
Treatise on l. t-house
Licbiq', Agfcu,a Chemistry
Poultry Books, acvoral kinds
The American Farne, arsa' Handbook
Colenan's Practical Agrcuitlaf.
Mrs Bliss Practical Cook Book
Miss Leslie Reccip Book
complete Cookery
House Book
Vugiuia House Book
Actions Cookery
Bcrchs Cookery and Dom. site Economy
Agriculture for Schools, 10y Bal1ey.
Also, \ large assortment Of Hand Books, of Rura
md Domestic Economy Paper, at 2jc each, &c, &c
dec / Is
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NEW FOUNDRY

~ EW EOUNDRY-The subscribers take
lenve In inform the citizcns OF lynchburg, aud Vi
entity, that they hive leased the establishment the
hun, known Warwicks Mill and foundry for the pu
pos" of carrying general foundry business and the
manufacture Of agrlcuum tools tobacco presses Of all
kinds, aud fixtures.
We prepared To furnish all kinds Of Flows and
pillow castings. used in this country. Also mill gearing
and hreshne machines made of the best nutrrial and
in the most substantial manner.
We have patterns of the Livingston, Peeh's Hit Ea-
gle, New York Premium, two sizes Hill side, for and
horses, superior pattcros,) and sub soil plow Also
cutynors road scrapers and the most celebrated Hay
Straw aud corn stalk cutters in this country, with from,
& 10 10 knives.
All orders for any of the above mentioned indictments,
or machines will be promptly attended 10. q. ain and
country produce taken in eXchan g.
Corn and Corn meal furnised IA usual At the mil.
WHITTEMORE, McNAMEE X co.
II WmrrEMoRE,
JAMES MCNAME
c A WmTTgMoRE.
ian % dc&ts
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fNasE sgJsssGstlEsEAs In
4 CARD. I

CARD.-TlE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A pcciiully ask continuance 81 the paltouaye 81
long bestowed upon him.to the new canrern aud in
his connection he deems il proper, to ns, all who are
i4debt-d to him forward and settle their
coouts without dclay.
There are many claims Of long standing which, must
close up aud it is expected that all who know them
.cl1es bendcbted viii pay attention to this notice
jim S-lfs =. DIHGUID.
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MECHANICAL.

fusHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST ne
! speetluy call Ihe attention Of the eitizcus II
Iynehburs and the al dining country 20 hi large and
u splendid assortment Of BOOTS SHOES. J
81 CATERS &C of hs OWN MAKE,
- AMI which WARRANTED % THF HEsT Qukti-
II AID or SUPERIOR woRKaAssHff.
Persons wishing 10 have good aud durable Boot or
Shoe for the present season will Do we'll 10 call
as am determined please, both regards qaality
and price.
Don't forget 10 call NJ the three doors above the
Frankli Hotel, and Immediately opposite thc Ciiizeas
SAVING Bank. /. GklMALDis
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Certificate from Or. Iena Apn,.os, physician to thu


Having been rnnde acquainted with the ingredients
which into the composition Of your "ANobYNE
CHERRY ExrEcToHANT.n and having also made trinls
of its virtues have hesitation in recommending il 10
the confidence and patronage oCtbe publicas most Nol
liable medicine oe treatseut Of the various Diseases
Tor which tits l1ed
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BOOKS, STATIONERY &c,

noOHst ROOKs!!--NEW BOOKS !,,I sda-
a =, ~ "a, ~ 49,. q cents
revolutionary Sorry BY jane =
Hattie Stewart firm Biucaw9od "a -
Henry Esnond 10y TbacAeray. - a
\ shabby eenteel story ID %
llarper's magazine,
Draper. Chemistry,
Lincou's Botany.
do tor beginners.
Bonan's Logisac CIR,
Picco.a IN French,
pi,os.rs's # i.t5ries--Cireecc ,omc & France,
MiteiaeI'- Geography and Atlas Ire" Ed
do Primary
Cutter Anatomy
Parker. Philosophy. Primary
Balloon Classical >eries.
Dawes Arith'- and Mathl Works
School !a..laods
Steel Pei.'.. .uperiorquaiiy,
Slate. Helsb If the be-t quality,
Ink and IN Powders,
White Slate Pencils.
Writing Books,
Bay-boal- aad Ladgers
Ieitcraad Record Books Journals,
Invoice Books. Ca=b Books,
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Pocket aect Books, great variety,
Printed time Books,
do BIZ Books,
Indexcd Mems
Bank Book,
Envelope, col d AMI vhite,rlan and Enoy,
Bill Paper long and broad,
Round Rubber Bands,
Dnwna md Writing Pencils.
Letter Cups for ha.3ing papcrs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

Savannah Ga. June25th, 1872.
Lave IA I'd the Nerican Ugs,oag Liaimefa for some
time IN my stable upon my horses cases of 'saina.
Bruises Calls Strains and Sores Of different kinds in
cident TO large number Of horses. J used 1t upon 4"
horse which hud been saddle-galea for nearly Yenr
had tiled many remedies and one in ppftieulnr. tha
had been in the habit Of using for years md had
orally proved successful. Nothing appeared 10 Civ"
II any relief until ticd the Muslgng Eminent which
cured it in a very shot time consider II nn infal.
fable remedy and would moi be without il
VA n HOLMES
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EHNE ART, BK u. IL.

S,OUFEsEEsS FINE AsgT, ask u. IL.
= - .1.Ci OF GHARLEsTuN. S.C.-GEO. WASH
INGION- Unprecedented uHc am,ais Of Am1ic9n Fme
Arl.-- Ifelch SM1gaB7W Portrait Of WASHING
TON--t20 by 26 ..rhcs) Engraved on steel (by per
mssion) from Gil err Stuar's only original painting
The celebrity Of this great engraving has doubtless
become familiar household words" to the mind OF
every person in the L. S. who can read.
Eycry Artist Scholar, State .nal and Jarst, in cur
country aid in Europe. capable of Judging has pro-
uouucrd WEIGHS WASHINGTON "a PERFECT trans
scfirt Of Surts world renowned partns, and rs such,
TIE ONLY CORRECTLY E&GRAyED PORTRAIT ExIs-
rEECE,
FIVE DOLLARS PER COPY.
The only merit this Portrait of Washington possesses
is that the Senate of the United States, and the most
celebrated Scholars, Artists, Justs and Statesmen of
the United States, pronounce it the ONLY CORRECT Por-
trait of Washington EVER engraved.
Parcaae attention is nsltod To the following letter
from the Hon Roger fancy Chief Justice Of the U.
States:
BALrIMoRE. June %, 1852
Dear Sir: Accept my thanks for the Portrait Of
beauty mus strike every one ho it and it Is no
less happy its likeness the Father Of his country
1t was ny good lonnc have him in the days
my hoyhood, and his whole appearance is Yet strongly
impressed ON my memory The portrait you have is
suedoppea- 10 lac ancXact likeness representing
perfectly, the expression. well as the torn and ea
lures Of hs face With great respect
am yonrt ob't servant,
r. b. fancy.
Geo " Clulls ESQ, rhi''a.
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MEDICINES.


vi The properties of this Liuiment are unparalleled
fr the rnre of Rheumatism Neuralgia spfaiHs, Burns
Wounds Sweings, Broken or Called breast aud MP
ole. Of the uos severe character. We have hundreds
If certificates from persons thai have been cnret ct
these diseases and FOR horses "t hnghone sPa'n
MOE. Windsals Stiffness or any enlargement Of bone
n muscle
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

Da A e. BRAso-Sirs Ny little child when one
Month aid wa. attacked with Scsld Head. and foftw
years haye employed the beet medical aid in thu city
without any bencft one mouth since, n head vas y
sola cake or SORE purchased - cent bottle OF
YOUR Mustang Lfnimeat sore had on my nose
and upper lip, which had been sore Tor s,A p"h,us-"
nrad Il Immediately uaed the remainder OF the bot.
lie on the child's head and il neary cured-on" boz
tle moro win without doubt perfectly cure l..
~ ''''N HENRY ST1ER.
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y. DIUGUED ~ SONS.

They hnve recently applied acam porcr 10 tlcir
,Giurry. md aat'cr themselves thai trey emu cd 10
nanntc all descriptions oi Fioiu a0d fnc5 Ga5t
mi Haye, in style ind finish corIoro with my in
the Suite. :. D1IGUID
y. =. DlUGUfD,
GEO. a. DlUGtlp.
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% Vine a., St Louis, June 2sth. 1852.

This Is IN certify TINT have used the MoIic1H hnf-
fon Etaimeaf, recently in yery of spain.
The right hip badly sprsined and bruised. th.l
fear we're entertained il out af oi1t. Obtained
bottle Of the Liament and used freely four days,
when the and pain were all gone, aud the hip
iaint vas we'll have also used the Lninent for the
p;es Ita effects were wonderful. Free application,
tirlt and rorning for q week baa perfectly cured me
EDWIN Il BARRON.
81 Duane street n YORK, june 18th, 1852.
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NEW CONCERN,

NEW GONGEHN.-The subscribers ns .osin
ted frmacIyes together The rst instant. 10 he
asn~4srzksa. pu.o.co of conducting the funnula turo
ase-sst~erzaI ofGABtNET WARE, ilhe ohf oad
"tS @N@ mi kaora staHa Of -. Dilguids IN.
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ICHOLS, PRYOR AZ EeBSO
- haVe on hand II good supply oi meal and will de-
liver at the door of customer upon the most
onnbc terms. They Inv a intended specially or
meal purposes. Orders left with Messr, Murrell 4
strutton will meet with prompt attention.
ian - dSrts
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RECOMMENDATIONS

w have in use Ar 4 i3fltng han y ilaie.i p. MI
And ENGINE. md esteem them most Faiua''s "p.
p.ndarc rrcat convenience and efficient i1.oie'
lIuH against frr.
CHARLES MARX. Richmond
r. -. TYLER. do
DIR ROY5fGR Huruenaf Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN. IaunYar.
EDMUND HUBBARD. buckingham.
!. GAINES. Gfmroffee.
TIN. Pofop cna be .,c, in as, u d. VIM. S. N5rr.s',
Diuguils foundry, aud fpauy other places IN lynch
blre. al Of whom approve thcir utility and t.ein'
a.... ThePump ran be- seen n Riej nond, At H. Wing
oiice They arr warranted -orf we'll To- on" yenf
~ NOTICE-Au pefser- buying OF selling III"
above iries. nfe responsible ~ me for II,
.BR1TTlNGHAM MITCHELL,
t1arri 53-af. Prourirfar-
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Truth stranger than Fietion!-None need Despoir!-
A Ladgs Testimony af'er Idly EigM gears
ofs46aing!
Were thtrc not real virtue in this wonderful medi-
cine. could it perform the astonishing cures made y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

upORT. ANT TO n u - - =
] aar6e4sga Flog4sts Iaegrro, 7fel Companies, Nm
iastayers ds,izaus Pro1ess.oaa Hea, 1e1lH" 3 a'.a
1.-The Pump and TIRE Ehs''
couabiued.-RigL See0red - tHafd ht1fft -
frgs-Patea.-ALl IsFEisoEaEs1= Will - h'7hs'
ftpny Law -Tbi. B. the rpost taIaable invent. ~ 81
tie age aud without which 1aHaf etofisst pubic tai
6res hotels and private DWELLING 49, incomplete. an"
comparatively insecure. With tbs tsnf aud ehsIHi,
Fire Engine. the Farmer perfectly independent ri az
accommodating insurance compan.c., ahd car p''
4snauce t. thc ineeudiary.
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f W HALL.
f " HAIL.

TIE almosi miractt'oas cures made by Hamrion's
Vegetable Tincture most respectable citizens
men we'll known and r;ed-we challenge the world to
show anything on record in medicine TO equal. Many
hun1rc7s rita harc teltas heaHg poaees hear tie sae
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Geo " CA'lds, go, Hhiha.
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HomP'on's I'ege'aHe 7mcture, Try its mild action on
TIE stomach Liver and the Kidneys will cure DysPeP
sa Cough >thma Bronchial and Lung affections, ans
IN the Back, Side and BREAST: Consumption. Scroia'
rheumatism, Gout Neuralgia, Fistuia, Piles, b""e,
Complaints, Worms Nervous Debility-witha all diseases
arising from impure blood and is tie greatest femae
medicine ever know.
For Cholera Morbus Cholic, Diarrhona, and IN a..
diseases incident the bowels in the summer season.
has no equal.
You owe it to yourself to call and get pamphlet -
may be the means ofcuring you. For sale by
JOHN II SEAY. Lynchburg.
MORTIMER q NOW BRAY, Baltimore
ian 2l-wt2OM and Druggists generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04
The Tog-9feInnchoIy Accident on Board tho
Broo,sIyn Very Boat Gowanus.

The dense fog which prevailed yesterday morning was
attended with serious accident on board the Fulton
ferry boat Gowanus The pilot found IL very difficult to
manage the boat the fog being dense that objects
could scarcely he distinguished at the distance Of fty
feet About 81 ao'oc the boat left the Brooklyn sido
for this city, with large number of passengers board
After gropng about time in the river she came
into collision with the ship Hswqua, Capt. Disney bound
FOR Gan Francisco while lying at anchor in the stream
by which portion OF tho Gyure head cutwater and the
martinsale we're carried away, and left boars or
the ferry boat. The rigging OF the bowsprit, and
iib boom OF the ship made complete sweep
among the passengers, who crowded togetber
within few feet OF the railing OF the ferry boat,
knocking several OF them down, one of whom, . lad
named Thopas Colgan residing at - Furmar strset,
Brooklyn became antanqed between the two A. and
was shociiney and bruised. German knocked
the river but chung piece of wood which had
fallen overheard from the ship, and riscued BY
of the lfa boat At first il thoaglst that
there rreciptsted into the water but in
vcstigatop ii ouI that the above mex toned man
was the only one A c4ored man, who il rumorcd
wss badly injured, when the boat arrived s the dock
went ashore and nothing was heard Of him. The
flag staff of the ferry boat which swspt overheard
by the collision its fan slightly hurt sor Of tho pas
engers. 90 dense the fog that When Tho collision
Ss s nc Tho
CONSERVATION prevailed among the immcdiate
after the S10c eSsra sr Sy Sa. sat s the sTr
damage and sfer being in tbs rvsz nearly hour,
fnally succeeded in making hndixg a. South Ferky.
On tho arrival Of the boat at e sr the boz was found
10 te insensible and Immediately conveyed in
rare TO tho City Hospital where hs lies in precari
ous condition On examination As found to be in a
very had condition his collar ,sne being brosen, and
also his left arn in two places bove and beoys the el
bow. He is the only son OF saow, and about sixteen
years OF age. II feared that his will lave 10 be
| amputated Another Of the injured parties was seen
crossing the ferry in about pour Afterwards in appa
good healh. Tie boas on the other ferries exle-
1
fortunstely accident acurred. Indeed, so cautious
were the supernendents Of the Union erres, after the
accident occurred that anly boat VAS permitted 10
run on the Hamilton fcssS up 70 bali CAST ten O'Clock At
which time the sjrpr4 at this city ~ns plainly ainle In
rcokIyn Tho Peek ZIP ferry also followed the example
Of the Hamilton a,csse ferry and consequently avoided
| ary collision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

Morx MARINE DisAsTERs.-The bark Mary Anuah Can't
Billings, from Hayre, November 10, arrived yesterday
morning, after very long and tedious passage.
Captain Il. reports Nov. Goth and 21st experienced
severe gale sails split and disabled OF the
men, continued TO experience very heavy weather. when
in long 40, having gained but three degrees in fifteen
days, the passengers stock OF provisions becoming short
and the wind violent from contrary directions deemed ii
prudent to make FOR the Western Islands December 2;'d
having hazy and thick weather. driven 10 the Ice
ward Of the islands and January st anchor
off St Mchacls, at which port obtained supply OF pro-
visions and water and sailed from, thence January 9TH.
Tie racket ship Splendid, Higgn-, from uavre, Nov.
3d. with 27l passengers is in Quarantine haviug had
deaths and six births the passage She has ex
periencsd very heavy weather.
The packet ship Patrick Henry Hurlburt from London
has also arrived having sailed Dee i On the 18th OF
January in lat. A. long 81, while hove to- WAS struck
hy sea- which carried away the bowsprit in the night
heads and all the rigging attached at the same time wash
ing overheard Matthew Harpabb seaman. who was lost
Two hours afterwards while clearing away the bowsprt
louis Barrock another seaman elI overheard was
drowned blowing gale at the tme 1t impossible
10 them. Al the time William Wallace sea
man. fell from the fore yard and much injured.
SmBriprNo AT MAcHIAs.-Thc following vessels were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS IN rHE SooBaN
MuRDrR CAsE.-The .harge of murder against the
two young men, Capc and Emmos, is bccomiug more
clearly established A woman has been found who
saw two men In Swanson street, between Queen and
CatariDe, running from the scene Of the murder
few seconds after IL occurred. One Of these men sh
knew well as Car Emmons, the other she did Iot
know, but she 1, .ibes him az resembling Ca ole,
the other prisoner. 4 boy has also been found who
saw them enter the Wcccacoc Hose house in tatha-
rine street, between Front and Swanson streets.
The organ man described in the uviderNe elicit
ed onTuesdsy, has also beon traced. He des-
criles two men. answering the de,1criptions OF
the prisoners, who came to him add teascd him
moment before the murder vas committed
The organ grinder has been aIrefAcd by the Mar.
| shas officers Of Southwark. IL says. we under.
stand that he saw the whole affair and the two men
| who stood at the end OF the alley where Soohan
lived, committed the murdcy. He also states that he
afterwards went around to the house of the two girls
| in Union alley, with whom the prisoners Emmos and
Cape consoricd the night Of the murder, and PLAYED
J several 'urcs for thcrl. Both cr the men ai,nvt
aapSd were FRlaSsi:as,e V,1,ija, Feb, J,
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Uo,ue1tlc ypsccIIanv.

On the 2lst ult., afray occurred in uanta, Ga,
between Jshn r. Humphries and Il. NJ. Tiller, in
whfh Tiller was instantly killed by shot from a
double harrciled gun in the hands Of Humphries
A gIindstone burst Saturday last, the 10Th ut.,
in stevens hoe works, Norfolk, and Mr.. John H.
shook, one OF the workmen, who was grinding, was
50 severely injured that nc died ON the Sunday night
following.
Miss Ellen Greeley. aged eighteen, daughter Of Dr.
Samuel Greeley, OF Ellsworth, Me-, was burned to
death on the 24th ult., by her clothes taking hre
As the steamer Empire State was approaching the
wharf at Newport, on the I'd inst, man nAme1,
Coburu, supposed TO belong to East BostoA, ALL
overheard, md. I being quite lark n tNc t'c vas
drowned.
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poIS6s II THE MARYLAND LEG IATuRE-BANK
NOTES SHIP CANAL AL-MUNICTPAL OFFICERS or
BALTIMORE, ETC.
BMTINorE Feb. 3, 1856
bin has been proposed in the Maryland Legislature
10 incorporate company to construct ship canal from
Chesapeake TO Delaware bay with capital of 81 ooo
committee of the Legislature have reported against
the repeal OF the law prohibiting the issue of under
SJ by the Bank Of tho state, after the 1st Of March,
The Maryl House Of Delegates have passed an cx.
smp;on bill eaempting property to the amount Of one
hundred and fifty dollars from seizure for debt
Green, the reformed gambler lecturcd yesterday the
members Of the Maryland Legislature exposing the tricks
Of gamblers.
The subscription books to the Alexandria and Harpers
Ferry Railroad TO be opened on the 14th of March
The City Council TO day confirmed all the Mayors nom,
nations for city officers. Some appointments ve-y
unpopular with the democrats while others give grat
satisfaction.
New Orleans papers Of Friday, 2stb ut. have leen
received and those from all points as late as due.