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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

ARTIST or House ROBBER John Mcdonnell.
chsr,oter well known the ice Ss,ud, ~
evening 10 the Ct .svicg the hG1se Of D0rth. Haz
" Io rte svspue, VIII about siS worth o. w.ry winch
he bad -to theref,om BE observed by Ofcsrs
at Jeuidop tftbs orer voe Court be Leaving the
scop wtr, being OF his or does, for takog thns
su,s'd tim su,rtinn and found property
gethsr Vrh OF Of skeleton keys oths- tools
tursss in his pockets he tsten fors Justice Connolly
sDd oeksd rp heDcnne 10 ,u,pacsd b.icg Of tae
pa,s who teeTtJ eLt.re' and robbed teve awsp z,
the Eighth ard fifteeplh Verdi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

LOOMING GLASSES The only prize media
svrreo for LOOKING GLAssts the late Fair to joan
WILLARD No. $40 Pearia near Chatham where can D.
found the .se assortment In the city Wholesale and Retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

ANOTHER TRIuMPH-The only Medal for
D,cvlsIEoTYpEs At the srsst Exhibition Pans awarded
to J. GunSEY, Ne so Broadway, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

for tse city dsriDg hIs tsrn q ofioe. He suopo.ei
the pic, Of appointing the Clerks Of those Dep.t
mems had risen SO higa tha tbs Clerks required an
rcresss of their salary to meet it. WA decided to
advertise for proposals to remove oa for the next
five years, sna The Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

Ths only gold medal awarded for DAGUBRRE(
YvPx, NJ the late Fair Of the American Inniios 80 70
svsKxY The specimens b at h Palace Of Ar
10. $40 Brcadwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

BOwDIIss Two bOs;men named Pater o len
,nd Scott m.ds 40 stt.upt Ga Suu1,y ntht 70 sn,r he
tneprsb- hcu. OF Sur No O2 Chuich street, and
tens teru'.e Of tbs dseksrsed ps the he.
hit missed bis Elm the but having osged on
Webter Ct "a. Fh Wsi Police serog the shot r-psrei
tie plses snd arrested Ben Scott sped esrrJtg with
hin The pistol o. SIier tab efoe Jssics Co
conn itted in esfsu Of 1 c" bail for . He alleged that
Scott the who fred the pistol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

ARREST or A FCGITVE FROM JCsTrcE A ms1
nam.d Seml I.oeersk wayest.dsy ,rrested by ooe De
Bsrdtr late Of Pc ice Court and Lsd Cr.sto
the stvsLteenth Ward ohssa vi be fus i've I'm New
jersey wb.re it's sle sed Re obtained 1900 of
By f,le 81 aucul.rt peteors. the firms u Me Hsr
Is 4 Miller ard Read Washingtop. deseu in hist STATE
Th. secured vered up officer from New jersey
std ne wee yes'eiosy arsr lack to the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

NEw.JERsEY NJ. f. CoSFEREScE.-The subject Of
the dvri the NevJsse5 Confs Of he NJ E. Chush
will Be dscutsed the session OF the Conference New
ark IN ApIl IL 'prb,be thu. tue division ~ this Con-
hrepee Will New Brunswick aviLg tha 10 The
upper District and end Delaware River Fen,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

ts7 and further that bis sse CATION thss his brother
10 law dehauded him ont Of go 600 |. to.a faise
on The contrary. be va, furnished by his brothern-
law with considerable OF money on two disreot
oocasora to star; him in business, sud lost them BY
biz iLtm r e. ate habits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

SuPERISIEsDEST OF SoHoOLs.-Mr W. Ash, 81
the Schools Of Boboken. having resigned III
Office Mssor " i,ht nominated Mr James Dsy 70 g. III
vacancy and hi, nomination approved by the Comma
C>uncil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

NEW School BUILDIsG.-Tbe Building COMMITTEE
Bosrd of Educson Of the City Hudsoo re tn.
lection t Size valued a. 81 co., a. tn. Of S. Psus
W ashiL atom avenues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11
NEWyERSEY ITEMS.

CosoLUDISG sALE AT THx NORTH AsERIcAS PaA.
LAsK The hnal sale Of the personal property bsIong
irg TO the above association commenced on Weinss-
( day, December At the domain. The fine We s.her
enc gooo state OF the roads well a. the reputation
of the association calico together large ss.em age
of farmers. stock buyers, and others The bidding
was spirited, aud the prices realized very good. Tbs
sale mnen ced wit, tte se d. M 70 )s snd general
/ gardening apputenances after which followed tue
nIovs hsUoss, rJlIers, cultivsto-s, horse. p1gers
tbrasbipg mscbiIes and the Like The SIS Cd of no ses
mules apd milk COVE concluded the first days oosrs-
tious. Eight horses AID mue., single aud in spans
brought a. sve:es Of sl3s esch enc Devon bull s3s;
one Empire coi year old, s7i, aid twenty I've milk
covs On average Of s3S. 1t WIS not little amusing
70 besrte criticisms OF Of the old jersey farmers
on the various improved tools they were unable 70
discover the use Of the sub-so plows-never having
seen them hefore-so thatth appreciated wonier
ro kers were knocked down for about the value Of
The old iron hey contained One Ct the oldf4soionei
,ide.wiDg pows brough, ~ rs and Mapsss lifting
plow So 37-One i, worth Sc, the other. six cents.
The wagons, cat, an I other vehicles, several yoke
of o1er hot.bsd frames, and the lise were Id the
second dsy, md the various household goods vii be
offered each day until the whole OF the person ste
of this large association is disposed of.
ASEIvERsARY or THE CITT Mission AID TRACT
socETY'te second Az Div Of the CRY Ms
ard Tract Society bed In the F Presby
sube.y evening The ineemency Of The weather
fell asI yet the auteI fair 10 Of tbs
pors Of the sefs members Of he ehur
pieart The Rev. MeG, ubiie SuoaI aad Par nslJ
dUe.o ne devotional exercises The r-pr Of the Board Of
tide ,be Interest Th. If the Cits Nj sonsry Rev.
Mr. v rrnder, serted in d-Al
Gem psIstsd h- utility O The Jcietv, and
the eIpeoiency o. the .rsc'iou Of Work
Ram in m HOusa Omar
de,s delivered by the Me,rs ssidl,v Pese and
Eed,rom Obcers were sl.ctes fer the EMU year M
lo~,: VIZ. Jsa.way. sr-si5.nt; f. j. D4nforfh, ce-
retar The Boad Of Msnssers 10 sd Of thirteen per
sons h. Of the clergy snd hA OF the Sy rpeesht
ira most OF TIE tburehes
NEW School BUILDIsG.-Tbe Building Committee
Of Bosrd E6ucson Of The City Of the
lection Sic valued a. 81 co., the If s., Psus .nd
WashiIsto avenues.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SoHoOLs-Mr W. Ash, 81
Office Ms,or " ,ht nontpst. ID Mr jams Day 81 the
vacancy and bi, nomination approved by the Common
C.unciL
NEw.JERsEY NJ. T.. Communicable subject of
the dv h- NewJsrse Conference Of he " f. chursh
will be d.cursed at the session Of the Cooere, 10 New
ark IN ApI IL bsble thst the division ~ this Con-
ference Will New wick sayiLg tina. ia The
upper District and end TIE Delaware River near fIen,h
GAsLIGHT COMPANY Notice has been given of sn
spocsion the Legs FOR act TO Lcoporwe
Gss mpany with cspal Of $1,000 10 the City Of ndsou,
with permission lay it's pipe throughout the city and
STATE NORMAL ScHooL.-The New Jersey Stae
-. 0f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

CoaaEcrror. hi.rds os WIN. raupla. sas
young rsu wbo committed spiciis Ia !oness wooa'
g few dsys ,.n,o dsny taat hs vs. bursd In Potsrs
Fisls as s.stsd IN our editao Of yesterday bal say
thN tao plss, Of ha iasssmsus is Cypress Bill Cane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

The Pacific Erpssn Company vii forward 'peol'
exprus rs, s,ssmx 81. Louis. for AspisEau. thFous
to CslifOruis, ths dsy, Dec. IL. Letses ano ana
parcels received snSl Il O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

w. G. Dix, late OF the American Legation IN Fora
win lecture tonight at Hope Chapel, on the spanish
Power in America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

Mr. Collins lectures this evening OF Hope Chapel
upon the Molten Condition Of the Interior Of the
Earth. and Volcanic Action generally" An in ersst.
rg subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

BrRIlr OF SOLDIER OF Tar WAR OF lSls.-rhs
Veteran Corps. Col H Raymond, formed 1t The corner
of LEWIS ana Seventh streets yesterday, at p. m,
in full unifxm, and wearing mourning badges, 70
attend the f1,s,h OF the late j. II. BsIte-, one OF
their members. Aher the usual religious exercises,
tie veterans followed The remsics Of thsr comrsSe 10
the grave sad inter- 81 hem with military hc-x,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
LATE NEWS THE NAILS.
toagress-.SatuTdag.
The Senate wns mol in session 10. day.


The Senate not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF RErREsENTATIyEs.-T Speaker
laid before the llou.e II communication from the
Department of the Interior made in answer Ia
the resolution of the 23d ultmo, calling for in.
formation in relation to our treaty with the Della
ware Indians the unlawful occupation ut their
lands, and the conduct of United States officers
in relation to the same; laid on the table and
printed.
Mr.. Faulkner submitted resolution, request
ing the Secretary of War to communicate In the
H6u sc all dispatches in relation To the hostile en-.
gagcmcnt of August las, between the United
Statcs troops and the Sioux Indians agreed TO-
Mr.. Fuller, from the Committee on Commerce.
reported a bill authorizing the construction of a
Marine Hospital at Chelsea, Massachusetts read
twice and committed
The House then resolved itself into the Com.
mittcc of the Whole ON the state of the | Mon,
and proceeded to the consideration of business
on the private calendar aud after the bill for the
relief of Col. Samuel Colt was discussed by
Mrssrs. Pratt. Campbell, Letcher, Edgerton and
others, the committee rose and the House ad-
iuurncd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
Minister 10 Frdnce

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce thus writes:
have reason to believe that. upon the resig.
nation hy Mr. John \. Mason Of his post as Minis
ter to France, Mr.. Marcy will be appointed to
succeed him, aud that Mr.. Mnrcy ~il accept IT.
This Arrangement is brought about in fact for the
purpose of adjusting the difficulties between the
two branches of the Democratic party in New
York. These two parties are now represented
here by two special delegations who have each
offered terms of Cancellation to the President
10 promote this reconciliation, it is necessary. it
sccns, that Mr.. Marcy should retire from the
Gnhimnt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The funeral of the late
John ". Maury took place to. day, and was at
tended by the President with his private Secre
tary, and AN immense concourse of people. 1t
is estimated that no more than onc-third OF those
present were able to gain admission to the church
An affecting and impressive discourse was
preached by the Rev. DR.. Cummings, of Trinity
Church. His eulogy ON the character of the de-
ceased was especially beautiful. He gave thrill
ling description of the last moments of the dying
man. An intense feeling of sorrow peryades the
entire community for the loss sustained by his
death.
Mr.. Pleasanton was also buried day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
GATHERS SPANISH muxTUxE.

rNHE GREAT PURIFIER CF TUE BLOOD.
l Not a pd,iiclc M Me,cnrvia H.
As INfALtipIE REMEDY fur Scroithn, King. Evil
Rheumalism. Obstinate Cutnncuus Etuptinns PIN.
pie. or Pnstulr, ON TIE Face, Blotchc- SOLE, Cronic
Sore Eyes, Ring Worm rctrr, Scold icud, En-
argument apd Pain tthr Bones Il Joints, stubborn
tireis, Sypltc Dis, riders, Lumhugo, Spinal Com
plants. uni all Diseases arising from inlu iclous
useof Mercury lnp,ndcncc in Life, or lmpuriIy Of
the Blood.
This valuable Medicine which has bcco.nc celebrated
the number of cxtrnutdinnry effected through
agenrv has induced the prnp'ietnr- nj the urgent
luest o their friends offer it the public which they
10 with the confidence in it, virtues and won.
leIful curative properties The following certificates,
tel,r'ed itomn huge number are, however, stronger
es noey than the mere WORT ct tho proriirtnr- u I'd
ire all from gentlemen well kno in their localities
,ud 81 tie highest responsibility mnry nj them re- iing
the 'i,y ol Richmond, Va.
+. BOipEN. Esq, OF the Exchange Hotel, Rich.
rani, known cv"ry where, SAYS h" hna 'ccn the Mcd
Inc called Curriers' Snnni-h Mixture Rdmini-i, red
iu ,drcd cnsrs, IN ncnyn the di~rasca Tor which
/ is recommended with the hing good
,us. Vie 4ny. it il the most cStrnoriinery medicine he
In.
1ene ami Fsrrr- G,elt Cprc-I hereby certify, TIM,
hrcr years hid Aguc aud Fever OF OF the most viz
lent descriptions hnd vernl Physir nn. took large
quantities ot q ninr, Mercury, and bolicvc nil III,
Tones advertised, but AL without r"rmtneni re
lief. At ln4t | trrd Cu,trI's Spanish Mature, two
bottles of which cnccualy cured u" and ! nm happy
,ay hnvc bud neither Chill. ur Fever since con
srr ii the best Tonic in the world "nI lhc ouy ncd'
cine that reached my cuse. JOHN IONGDEN.
Bcn,er Dam, nrnr Richmond, Va
Z b. Lurk, E-q IN Richmond, mud Tor man,
the Post Chcr has such conf l"ncc III the
onistinr efficacy of Cnrtcr's Spanish Nisrurc hnt hr
bought UPWARD of % bn,tIcs. which he hna given
WY t.tte afflicted Mr. Luck snys he has known
- Ia i when taken according IL directions.
DIR Mingr. practising Phv-icnn, aud lurm"ry Of
the City Hotel, in the cay of Richmond, rnys h"h'sw
nessrd in number of instances the effects a. CRrtcs
Spani.h Mixture which most uuly surprising liz"
-ays IN cn.e OF Cou-un ton dependent On the Liver
the good effects wonderful indeed
Samuel NJ Drinkor. al tho firm ct Drinkor \ NJ" ria,
Rirhmond, wn, cured {" Liver coWphint Z" \ N'n-
.inndiug hy The Jt buttc4 ct CATERS 81 Hush
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
uaDfb MA k0r1I DMrer.

WAslnNG1oN, Feb. 4.-Lieutenant Robert L.
Johnson. of the Navy. died suddenly at Whining
ton, Del, to day. He was nephew of Mr. Jos.
Gales. of the ntelligcncer also Of Mrs. Sea
ton. He was distinguished for his anergy and
activity in Wilkes Exploring Expedition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06

Sccrr.vttif, a hem,ar c., y.
Ma Oh 1th 1873
Nc,Srs Mortimer e. Homb1ay:- Geuthpucn-.ll ~ iue
been Inflicted with Rhrumals'n for time IN H.
wort forms, AMI not beios able to olln rciet from
other medic ucs | was induce tofs "llamPos's Veg
rtalr Ttnr;Urc.' few bottles n which an happy To
saw have made perfect cure
Atthr time commenced u-ng the Iinrtere wis
scarcely nhle,o wall. am INV and hayc been fi
.o,nr weeks entirely free from MI ram.
THEtEMALE SY ITEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility
Extract froa james iarri-. E,1 Letter Alexaniria
Ns--Auer .pcnk"s of wonderful safet IN htnzeli, h"
.ny.: NIrs II has hen suiler NJ with tn W com.
paiu and with mabilry, constantly complaining. tiom
weakness. through her ~lplH s}Nem. She now enjoy
hciier hcuh thnn 10 THY ycals being entirety resto'
rl hy lll. US, of Hamptoas rcgriobie Tinctnrc'
Diseased Side Breast, Byea.--Exiuet from
Leir, lromJ q ines, Ed, Lou ion county va NJ
wife l,, been for yeals ALI ted with grrat wee 'e.s
pnil in the brrn-i, -ie nul harh; pal Pitntion tl
h,ai tcrhlcne.~ o TIE nr,ons system; - q aPP."
complexion uiow; the ,iah OF eye utmost gone tic
orl, We Y weak | pleased Il shy, HaHi1oas
75acfure has restored "rto perfect health lier e2es
ulc ls good EYER they We're.
tJ7Callan get piamphiets
Soil by J II. SEAl. & co, LYnc.l rig, Sewers
Scou,vic;A !. BROWN. Clatlo,l,sli e, and hy all
Druggist, ihr,uehput rheStnte. 'ar 2ldscly
DR. T GREGORY date of Missouri
HAVING located in The neiah5nrnood Of Cen. .. &
| / Clay and Bonn. Wilkes. Ed. miles from tl
rI,y Of i.ynclnr 4 Minis ii New I.nnIn. and milo
North 81 rhe Salem Turnpike. or his professional
vice, he Ctizrnsof tn uoighborh2 aud SIR ourd
ing country.
With an ex pcrience Of ten years in III pracrice al
ne i-inr--in ,irseiy PIP lated nn1 -ickly portion o
ihr Wet, RS country r hlprs lie ale treat tie
Diseases OF Til, Ri mite ,ncrc,suIly. Jun 6 WITS
tg' Rcpn' lean r''s.e coa,.
EviNE TEAS.-,iupowder, Imperial ana Back
l. rc,, Of the finest qnaliy can be bought very cheap
from Is. I. SACkETT,
frI, lain
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06

NoMINArIoN OF L. 5. SENATOR FOR WIscoN-
slN.-Charlps Durkec Esq, was nominated ON
"Wednesday as the Republican candidate for [.
s. senator, by the Legislature of Wisconsin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06

NORTH CAGoIINA LEGIsqCRE. The Western
Extens i'm Railroad bill has passed its second
reading in the House, and the Dan and Yadkin
Railroad project has been killed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06

Mrs Anna Evclina Tucker widow of the late
Henry St. George Tucker, died in Winchester on
the LIST inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
WICKElssIlAM's
Fall Trade. Neptember, 1854,

"A sre ircrvine per steumcrs Bntie nnd Alps,
w md packrt ship Caroline. onr Fall Importation
Of FOREIGN DRY GOODS, purchased for Cash, by
our Agent, Mr. w Wrdt"ll, IT pery ior rates We aie
also ia receipt Of n lu &c and commanding stock
OMES1 &c FABRICS pu, chased from first honds
aud 1t the recent Large Auction sales gr.nt
sacrifices.
We re.pecr,,''ly solicit Gull from III, Virginia and
North Cnruin,. Merchants, we t,cl confdcut
offer them goods low prices be found in any
market STEN ENSON a. WEDDELL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
Smother CUREbp HdHPTONS TINCfTRE.
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, erery phere, bear the same
Testimony.

Road the following Certificate trem Lady, endorsed
by Postmaster Il. =. Goorcr:
iIumpshir,. county yn March Isl, 1871. !
Mr. +. r. Cooper Dear Sir: Agreeable ,our
quest md my desire 10 benefit tie afflicted. krrr
rruifv the Prtdf rcirt hive received from the
q" Hamp'oHS l,gtabir Tmcfnrr
| taken with violent pDip,ation. rather hut-
tcring an trembling o The lraft, Which eontnn,d sev
rrll dayt; it seemed i'm, heart Ind almnsi forgotten
it, office. Gh, family became 1iarmed mud procured
ho,tlc of his valuable Medicine. and heole had taken
hottie ol this Tsnctnre ot Hamp'ops WIS
t,rey relieved.
Tins J., the ihitd instance 81 relief in family from
r1c u-e OF rh- valuable Medicine. IL tllar ,rnr.
r.ol laid A. with liberation Of my ahkte from fleet
o what i, generally called ilk leg hd lost n h-te
ani appetite, nhd the sure VII rh vas sne lor, inches
u and down, and hali ny around NV nnkle. teeetci
every effort bead il until proc red llhmptons Veg
r,hic Tin~,menne bottle ot which restored my henlh.
ucnrd ankle, md am freer from swelling than fuI
itri0S Hifg0ea,S
dgain one OF my daughters WIS very low from
dy,cttr v. and when lie begun sit up her feet
mrncrd welding wiah Increased every ia md begun
jn br very pniufnl- Sc bottle of Hampton
1jnciuf; the ualus were ns4unged, swelling sub
i Ted mud hen health tetnrnel-we kept her legs bun
tagged with >lr- al wnolrn until hor strength returned.
have ho thu, utjrnlar, that otl.rs ao Ter similar
circumstances might hc Induced IL aSu,l themselves 81
dis remedy. Yours with re-neet.
EllzARrru EDWARDS.
do hereby certify dat personally neqnnlntcd
with Mrs EdWlrIs an / Gnu -nlcly recommend the "a.
buNc statement To be correct
+. CooftR. Postmaster,
Cspon h idte hampshire county, Va.
~ Delicate Ladie, and Children viii please give i
trial.
Spare ,-a mot P,tmH 10 Ha'ar hahdreds ef ohers as
liro w. Goodrich. Capt. Tho Cnnot, r. bert Gnui
lamrs Sinyth, currl Of Rheumari>ul.
John prrva# S. a Griffin ioln Lux, Rev. V. Esk
ridge. L. S. Navy aud thousands q ninrs cured Of
Dyspepsia Scrnfulr Cough. li,e Complaint Rrnnchi.
IT,, ST. vitu,' Dance Sc we re efto our own ITEMS
Gail GA them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
Destructive Fire in Kanawha.

A very destructive fire occurred in Charlestown
Kanawha county, last Monday night. The Re
publican says:
1t originated in the two story frame house on
the bank Of the river nearly opposite the court
house. owned by Mr.. ). Bingswangcr, and oc-
cupicd by Mr.. Marx as bakery, grocery and
dwcing-the next above it, a small one story
frame occupied Ivy Mr.. Bnswanger rs clothing
store-the next, the large two story brick tavern
of Mr.. David Goshorn, adjoining which was his
oyster saloon and bar--the next above was the
one story frame belonging to John Taylor, and
occupied in part, by William Fisher as watch
makers shop and or"stes Wilson as bar
tircly destroyed. The night was intensely cold,
and the flames spread with great rapility, eonsid-
ering the comparative calm
Had there been more wind, large portion OF
the business part of the town must have been des-
troycd, despite all the means at hand to nrfest
it. Most of the property in the buildings des-
troycd was removed. \ portion of the property
destroyed is, we understand, covered by insu-
rance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
Roanoke COLLEGE,

Rev. David I. B,uo, a NJ, Pre- .nt aud P:ufes
.nr of NJ onl and intellectual Science, Nc
- Cur4ane Wells, A. NJ Prot, Nlathcmari IS aud
Nnursl Science
nenriG Won Hoxar, Prot, hrcie, and Mode iun
Guagcs
Y. +. T. ton, Tutui.
VENIIS J. stituion, located at Sa a. W., vii
= n,euco s next zessiun Octol.. ih. Expenses far
~ session Of month";, inciu NJ Trition. Beu i.
Raomcur Fuel, Lights and Incl nta expenses, sll2.
Ia pnrt,cll.nr address the Pr, don't.
Iu-flN Ron c,ty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
Notice TO Travellers,

s442SySs. Our Stages will Ia tatale leave Lynch
$500 burg Mondays. Wednesdays and III
day mornings; arrive at ChuIotesv Il" sumo night gis
ing passengers full night rest going North.
sep OF l"tawis j. T. HAMMER & co.
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Will YOU Read the Truth ?

1 Medicine mu,t have merit and great mefit.to sfahl
v the t,st public opinion. No arr Of man mn
,alu,ni,c WORTHLESS. srti'le keep up cd
urdicitc. # ii hc not len "
good medicine will live, b. pnpular and
toad it, sales year after year IN sp.fe ri opposition.
The pcol lr readily hnd its vrtuc- aud the tame pt
.Iu'us vl~s,,- from tuth mouth with rapidly
than nav papers cnp spread IT, living witness testl
IS ug .hc medieine Ens made Tor HIM Is Of ta
rr"Ic service Il an any new paper advertising
IL proof nf .hal sly above. refer W Ia
iiAMPTON'S VEGEfBLE llNGfuRE, aud It's #.
(ccr. lts praise is in the mouths of mutiudes. The
best men in country give then testimony 10 its
wonderful cure. Amans them name Hon. II.
lay. Hon. Rirh VI Johnsou, ice President of the
Cuitcd Stats with hundred. of others Capt Thomas
Canut-A pthrr the celebrated plysicnn of the
Emperor oi traucc-was cured by il Of disen>e oi
ycns -ruudng ner The Il IL ii all the Doctors oi
Europe and America had iniled 10 cure.
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HEALTH OF Mr.. MAsoN.--A letter from Mr..
Walsh, in the journal Of Commerce, dated Paris,
Jan. l,.l says:
Our worthy Minister Mr.. Mason. is conval-
escent. His mind has not been affected by the
paralytic stroke experienced in his left arm y
member of my family conversed with him yes
trrday in his chamber. He was seated by the
fire, and talked both lucidly and cheertully.
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