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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-30

DRIGGs, HALL ~ CO., Engineers and
- General Machnists, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west, Washington District Of Co
luurhie NV NV
/" G.. EMEHY,s Granite Marble and
WE Brown Stone Yard, corner Of Il and Second
streets. Office on Second street, between and @
streets. Residence AIS street, between Sixth and
Raventh nov ~
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= STEAMER GEORGE PAGE

GEaeraA m STEAMEH GEORGE FACE
sksBt1f{aR In connerion with the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad.
This commodious steamer viii leave her slip, foot
Of Seventh street daily at o'clock A. M, arriving in
Alexandra in season for the trains of the Orange and
Alexandria and Manassas Gap railroads for Gordons-
vile. Charlottesville, and Stanton, on the Manassas
road for winchester and Strasburg.
Breakfast on board the boat.
This boat Is the only regular line between Wash
JOHN VAN RISwICK,
RICHARD WALLACE,
Proprietors
apoo--a E.A RYTHER, Captain.
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he Mutual Fire Insurance Company ofthe
District of Columb ia

0fice-Columbia Place, corner of Louisiana avenue
and 7th stres., oaos hours from 70 O'Clock, p NJ
feb 29---ly
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TAKE NOTICE.
VNHE undersigned is prepared to furnish
n TO order, Looking-glasses, Portrait and Pic
ture Frames, Of any pattern also, marbletop
Pier Tables with brackets; Room Moulding Look
Eyeglasses inserted in old frames.
Also all kinds of old work regilt with despatch,
and on reasonable TERMS
JOHN WAGNER,
255, Penn. avenue, near Twelfth street.
ap II Opposite Kirkwood House
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
r REV. PATRICK McMENAMY WHO RECENTLY Ar
rived he from Edinburgh Scotland IL the city,
confer favor by addressing line H. H. r. box s39 Post
office stating whom and where interview be had.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF JOHN KENNY OF DOG
i lane, Eng iand. Ii he will call Mrs. Madien No. 7
IL from II. w.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION
An discoveries aud Inventions OF approved value m preser
su he saa 10 sV The
s p q he BY
selves have Just .ucisn, cunning make capital Of The
truth be remarked iha, The cOaaerss repeies
are me Lbue paid BY poi monsers TO practices science
np"Hn oe pas and Ieac res nov - ws
World hs nS% ssn1 oa
ne s saaFs s % no
ape hs penalty attached % all new and S'ea prspsr lions
Bile ssisasrt against and render s asm -
q b. mo ssa a. es% sns and
.unced BY them spl ever rnanaactared liz pg
.I i s'y we're @S thossana
Is .s D each
MON promptly responded Their opinions OF the article
ns Sss sy he mo- Re could &c
q .s oGs nd q ~ h
purposes he peculiar excellence and strength the oil OF
a sr q he al
Ssrssd r |" as other a q hs
si1rete, tonic and restorative
i's s We're q s sab IN condemned and j.
ssa"s y ins a er %
pa sn was obtained Tor The article the label
each his ns%s end Ss
VII b MTs on e a sa the Gsr
so IN Tits country under the Of schnapps prior the
he as Bis IN s rasd %
tsric. Court tor the southern district of New York. during
might supposed by persons !nacquanted with the dar
e mt veni as anasr G
scbnapps precuded the Introduction aud sale Of
rounteres They seem. however only 70 have stimulated
c scnapps ale received from the medical prot ssion has
been bis psrspsrs;sa " Il.
dposing o. the genuine contents Of his bottles have
tquors and thus made his and brand poison
The public the medical profession and the Sick for whom
equally int rested with the proprietor In the detection and
Impression Of these nefarcus practices Tho article
nsnuiscured at the establishment Of the undersigned in
favored with en essential extract the berry OF ITALIAN
nniper q nnequalled purity. By the
Of any other liquor tits freed from acrd and
Complaints have been received from the leading firms In
nany Of the uhen and Western cities, Of cheap
cts; and travellers, who in The habit OF using anti
oe 70 the balef influence Of upwhoiesome river water
" at Cheap gin put up IN the s,hledam boes frequently
aimed OIL upon the nnwary The agents OF the undersigned
ave been requested institute inquiries on the subject and
forward 70 him the Of such parties they may
conclusion The undersigned would that be has
uced from under the hands OF the most distinguished Of
y s s
hass expended thousands Of dollars In surrounding
guarantees and safeguards which he designed should pro-
has Shown 70 TO the only liquor In the world that be
niormy depended upon unadueraed; that he has chal
Ia every the preparation which
his NAME SEAL and trade mark, has of triumph
nt He therefore feels duty he 20 s fellow citizens
enersy 70 the medical profession and the sick, donounce
nd the charafans who counterfeit these evidences OF
entity an he calls the and the public aid him
his enors 70 remedy 50 great an evil ,,,o uo,rr
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CARD.AT 4 REGULAR MEETING OF TUE WHITE
bah ousd he'd On the evening q The 1 r
Mr. david 4 @ nss e weehawken rAv0n
s ss NJ %sSs s
5 n $ nhss was with
Matilda Nelson Of IL Fulton street dc interest shown
wreath; 10 Miss g Day d soH Nineteenth street Tor
That Mr. Robertson nd e5sr o Robert
20 Band hereby hsar ,aan..
please the company with dcesl! %g-s SrRppy cso,,
JAMES DASxAREr, Secretary,
Al @. DoNoHO oUARDs.-THE MEMBERS OF THE
I'd @
Pearl street; sso Monday morning O'clock pre-
'Js joins W by Orderly s.rs.an JONES Captain
THE MEMBERS OF THE PETERSON LIGHT GUARDS
foureenih ward Icadqaarters corner EIaaSe.h and
radng with DE above company on Christmas Day win please
attend this meeting ~ asdeT ,oKsoy comm.nd.n,
JAMES MURRAY. Secretary.
T'UoMEy GUARD ArrFSrIoS-THE MEMBERS, AND
al those who wish accompany hem their ars large,
sss 81 ssry ~.
'aA attendance is requested ~ STf, xAIoY Captain
TnoxAs LYNCH, Secretary.
RIO TARGET COMMUNICATIONS ABOUT PURcaAs.
ms p oas s mould dG s M
steal instruments and gobicts a. bcaui-
l prize jacobs California diamond cluster pins, with chain.
Is. l.. 4 J. JACOBS, 407 broadway.
TTNIONPORT AssoCIATfoN.-AT A MEETING OF THE
members 81 the target company forming from this assoca
ton, held 0ndcrkonks Hall Wednesday evening
following, motion OF Alderman stephen II. Feeks,
unanimously adopted
Resolved That the thanks Of this warmly
due to the Lafayette Fnsers, Of this city also Capt
proprietor OF the Mercer House. in return for er
luton generously granting the free of er armory and
drill In ur,herance o the business OF forthcoming
target excursion. DANIEL EVEN, President.
J. ANDREW HAspscnrcp, Secretary.
rNI0sPoRT ConPANy-CosPASY ORDER.
NV York, Oct. Is, 1855.
The members Of dds hereby dire-ted appear
ct the Of The fuzers Mercer House
Broome and Mercer Streets Monday evening neIt, 18th
inst nj ~ O'Clock for the purpose OF drill and the transaction
OF such business as may be required.
W. MccAULEy, Capt.
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tmp,ton AND al diseases Of NE throat aud inngsDr.
pISs hygeana. 1housan5s have been ored D. health
s year BY ihc hygicana. Principal ONCE, So Broad
aud sold By 9. ". Ring 100 Broadway Price oriy -
Age. Dr. Curtis viii 10 a. he Office daily from II 70
". wreg; &c ua. hc ..,.l e. e.. . ..s..e.
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THEATRICAL.

NfETROPOLITAN THEATRE.-CRAND SUNDAY con-
1u ibis evening, Sunday, Oct 2posItivey for thls
ngh ony.upon which occasion the grea, voniF ssnor
excitement In mind OF the musical word equaed only
by the Paganini; sig n Corrsd the proondo
from the Grand Opera OF Milan; and Miss Maria Dnckworth
vi asss-in addition TO Grand orchestra seieced from the
from the works OF tossin, Meyerbecr, Handel HAYDN
&c, &C., comprising tho oratoros Of The Creation sta
bat Mater Nose In Egio,r xc Admission Is cents;
served seats, cents extra. Doors open O'Clock;
mence ats
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THE MILITARY.


A TTENTION, COMPANY. - MALACHI BRENNAN
n Gnard-The members OF this company. and those dc.
sirous joining second
queed to attend meeting on Sunday afternoon At O'Clock
precisely, l67 First avenue, Eleventh
likewise Tuesday, October 80 at u o'clock A. NJ, full
uniiorm-back coat and pants and white belt By order OF
JAMES j. HEAREY, Captala.
r. CREAxFR, Secretary.
A TTENTIoN, COMPANY. - TIE MEMBERS AND
n friends OF the Alvin H. Williamson Guard win have
special meeting Sunday, at p NJ, at the Museum Hotel,
y Ann street All the company requested hand
BY order OF 1HDS. ROE, Captain
CBAs LEWIS Secretary
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Blankets -Englisn Blankets Large sixe,)
R5 per pair. PETERSON HUMPHREY, No. $40 Broad
N corner Of White street.
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1sT wARD-AT MEETING or THE FIRST WAR;
i whg Iharter Convention, held October rs, 1856 At hs
Washington" No l. Brosdway Hon Philips Pho nix
Secretary.
On modon Henry Smith, ESQ. nominated by i ana
ton candidate for Com Gilman of he distrc
moson Dr. Martenus a. Van tter nominate BY &C.
camaon candidate for Councilman Second district
The Committee then, ballot ed John Thomp s3n
Jr., Assessor.
Constabies-Jsmcs Derrick an Peter Krebs
J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Chairman.
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He Wise In Time.-It may Properly be
that part OF the human body capable Of sympa-
Ling with the rest because know that Of
INIT OF having the feeling excited the height OF
ain without the whole frame also suffering
When person Ia affected with headache, disordered
tack Of rheumatism takes place. there always those col
ons Of morbid matter In the intestinal canal which, upon
ng removed the attack o rheuua SUBSIDIES. In
lever the fever the effect Of morbid secreons the
ganP which, by their great acrmony have Affected the
neral circulation The fever cured when these impure
aeF expelled from and BY the organs Of the stomach
ID b6wes There not disease occasionIng pain the
body which can be curedby prompt use Of proper
srgaivea Let the world awake TO the importance this
eat truth To attain life, chronic disease must be pro-
nted We must occasional attacks OF sickness NJ
&c. To 40 this ydn hive In powerBrandrcths Pills
VI secure this object They century In advance OF all
her caharc medicines Hundreds OF thousands already
be always obtained with them pamphlet con-
ming the experience OF Dr.. Lull and DR. Hazard who In
Dir prac Ice have used these pills for sixteen Remem
all disease ia occasoned by impure blood collections
acrimonious matter In the stomach and bowelshat Bran
sh Pills remove these and ultimately restore the blood
Ugh state OF purity and vigor This method always
when the pills used In II IL impossible
do hundred and years. experience has
oustraed this act Let slor all subject 70 be sick
Divide Themselves with box Of Brandrcths Pills. that
nrst attack pain, four six be swallowed This
irsc Will world 0frouble. and ofen months OF
S. Be wise IN time
3randreh's Pills are DR. Brandreths principal Office
49 Canal street Brandreths Building, 2 cents per box
full directions. Also Burntons book stores No 2st
dson street ind No. 500 Bowery D. d. wfghs No 6s
street. Of Lewis Joseph Kerr NO s3 Broad
y; by Mrs. Haycs, No 15 Fulton street. Brooklyn; Dyot
Philadelphia. and by all respectable druggists ID med
e vendors In the world.
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Ryau's 1ASe nahsam-Aheu masasm In Its
NEST painful form also, scroula, old ulcers wrs
asses q diseasss 4 blood, great debility live complaint
kknevs incipen consumption &c, certainly cured
BY his putner Principal depot 2a6 GrAld street. rs
centn bolfle. =
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POPuIar Trndc In Dry GOO0s.-ThOSc vino arc
want OF rich and cheap dry goods should not tai 70 visit the
e Of u. n. LEADBEATER n CO. 3tT Bropiwey. They
selling rich dress silks from A. 10 los yard dnc Eng
at AZ. rich delaines al ls IL Cd and "a and
wis., bonbaz mes, embroiderics nene, aannels, blankets
Its lace and Swiss curtains SC NJ Is cent under their
value le00 dozen gents and ladies' best kid gloves, IS
rths
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Bargains In Csrpeting-GOod Brussels o.
Is per yard. All other Goods at equally low prices Pc
RsoE 4 HUMPHREY, No. $40 Broadway.
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carpets. -Hesvy English Supertine, 6s. per
d.. All other Goods AZ equally low prices. PETERSON
MPHRkY, No. $40 Broadway.
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IsvITATfoN BALL-THE SECOND ANxr.T rSyI.
axon ban OF ne hslach Brennan Guard will take ri ~
voc ahhs.c assembly Rooms $50 Brosd~ay on fuesiav
'venpg, Oct 10 JAMES J. HEAREf. chsf.n,.
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o. by tho Industrial Exhibition Of all nations for their
raient radlcal References 10 Il. supers
] Profs. Valentine Mott, Willard Parker, and John n
rcbap. An exfen i've list OF Of mercantile and
gentlemen rnred by this truss may be seen at MARSH
", % Maiden Ihne, New York and MARSH, CORLfEs
D., No. 5 Wet Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Open
Z A, NJ To gF ".
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becoming firmly seated In the glands and suppuratioa
continued Tor years, readily yieis 70 ha powerful nsdl
effects OF CARERS spanish Mixture, which cured more
long standuc within the pa, ten YEAR, Than Al other
kdIcs pui together WIN. Y. BEERS CO.,
Proprictors yDl Broadway.
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liz besipnlng TO be understood that Singers hates, i'm
ed Sewing machines, running at double speed do so
N more work day. and do much bother than any
ma hines, that no other kind Is worth taking Git
manufacture Of Singers machines has been donbef
lin month and Jet the demand than keeps pace
te increase. For every description Of sewing hey
bproacbable. T. N. SINGER co, 3z3 Broadway.
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pr House Attention Is INVITED 70 the superior articles in
geDticmen's furnishing department The stock includes
~ ciy OF shaker flannel lambs wool, merno, and SILK
r shirts and drawers travelling sha via scarfs ties
halt hose gloves gold shirt studs AMI sleeve buttons
)ned and other new dressing cases toilet articles &c ma
led the l aud winter trade The prices are moderate
lthr .nrtuept unclualled.
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,Aelsr's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees-

best In the worid-Nne private rooms for applying hin
vAlicd dye Beware Of i'aons,bey result In riicule.
largest stock Of wigs and oupees 10 America, wholesale
RETAIL at BATCHEf,0H's, rs broadway.
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IL admiration amongst all conndissors IN
INIT private apartments for applying his be
the only reliable article OF s Kind In tho wor d. Whole
and rotsn o, CRfsrADoR0's No. Aalor House.
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L,oR sAIE VERY Iowa STATrARY MARBLE BUsF
IT Of the late Mrs A. Coms'ock, daughter III Sch r.
staples ESQ., also. stapsry marble bust Of the late Dania
Webster az the studio Of the artist l52 East T~
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&C mn WORTH or CAST OFF CLOTHING WAN
V.VOU ted-A liberal cash equivalent win be given Toe
good len nn clothing ~ every deacrpunn, any quantity ss
Or small from one single garment " thoussd
chatham street. -
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ESfain Materials and Window Shades Of
" description the best In the city 70. sale by
kelly < FERGUSON,
ImpoIters and Msnufactnrers. c9l Broadway.
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OPPOSITION TO THE NEW JERSEY MONOPOLY
~ The North and south uompanys Package Express
onces 80 Beaver street, New York; 10 sonh fnrd street,
Phlsdephis
Freight collected forwarded delivered with al possible
dispatch, al The lowest rates.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07
Fospress- lesierdnY.

Three new Senators appeared and took Inc
usual OATH viz: Nj Hale, of New Hampshire,
Mr. Durkee, of Wisconsin; and Mr.. lu'ee' ct
ffty-twn Senators. Four seuts are vacant, and
six members have not yet arrived IN the clty'Viz:
NpssrS Rusk and Houston.ut TeNas,Mr; lhonp-
son. of Kentucky, Mr.. Mallory. of Florida, MIR.
.Iobpson.of Arkansas, add Mr.. Toombs, of G9or
gia.
The only business transacted IN the senate
Yesterday was the election of the KEY. Henry
Clay Dean, of Iowa, a. Chaplan.and the appoint
peut of a committee 10 wait on the President
and inform him that g quorum OF the Senate had
assembled and were rerdy to receive Executive
communicat ions: thus indicating disposition on
the part of the Senate to occupy itself with con
6dentisl bushes. until the House IL sufficiently
organized 10 enter upon its legislative dnties.,-
Mr. B.oadheal gave notice that at on carry any
he would present bill for grant of land ana
other aid f. a railroad from the Mississippi Val
lev To the Pacific Ocean
The HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES, was again
engaged in efforts Ia elect n Speaker. FIVE votes
were taken with yerv iittle variation from the re-
sults of Monday. The Democrats voted ia soiid
phalanx. and put their candidate up 10 votes
whilst the Opposition were divided amongst sew,
eral candidates. The utmost order prevailed
during. and there was a total absence ct excite
ments All the opinions as to the probable result
seemed to he founded upon the wishes OF those
who express them rather than upon any reiaoie
data National Intsiigencer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07
Civil Engineer of 4
4 .Jurenite Duel.

The baltimore Clipper gives the following &c
count of u duel between boys:
Nv" ""y+ one '"ut,ee ~ i;yinp in the north
,ees.arn section Of the city Saturday last en-
ragpd in duel under the following orcumstan-
c ccs ' Thev had quarrelled, from which game
the better of the Younger, he found there was no
'o, NAV, nf re caring his damaged honor but by
challenging him to duel, which wa, aecept ed
sn , ,bev accordingly walked of together t" the y,
skirts of the city. Here, judging, from IN"
manner in which they were Wounded they nus mus.
have stood close together and fired ne tiles'
named Wilson. living on North Howard s.'
received bail in his cheek WINE 'nf !aom Sl,,
yb,se name is unknown to US, was c"hsiu,ia"v
,'nnl,,aI abont the face with powder and shot
Neither Of them was dangerously wounded
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07
A IAEGHAN1 SPRINGS WHARF.-THE BEST

MINERAL WATER KNOWING have now and will
Instantly keep hand the Water OF the Allegheny springs
he uowing cities: Richmond. Messrs. Purcell, Ladd &
Petersburg Mrssrs Lyon & Rivos; Iynchburg John II.
ohcr Druggists IN any part Of The Union can get sup
~ by application To PURCELL. EADD d co. Richmond.
Ills Water is considered sovereign remedy in all cases OF
psia and viii relieve any arrangement OF the digestive
II viii be fonnd upon trial worth all other medicines
1rng to healthy and sound condition the lost tone Of
%nlc and o,5 els putting in healthy action the Vef
persons shing TO gain farther information OF the
e properties OF this Water to the following gentlemen
s5rs john J. London Robert G. SanaTd, DR.. L. Jovhcs
.rt Ridgsay VIM Sempe, Samuel Rutherford, W IN. H.
II. A Quinn Word and Dr. p. H. Christian hehu,ona mo
>ync, Dr. rhnnes Withers, VIM Joynrs aud thTtes
az Petersburg; Dr. Robert Early, e. L. Mosby IL O. Schol
W Jno Watt J. D. Gregory, DIR. Jno Patterson, " H. a.
'rr Jr- F. W. Page, and A. b. Rueker, Lynchburg'
e Springs opened visitors the DAY OF June
" when will he fully prepared to receive all wh" may
N y, nse the Water the fountain. ,,-
fr viii be from the Springs PERSONS Wishing "s
Gee cts IVt w HOLT 4 SONS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07
Correspondence OF the ST. Louis Republican,
SofetV of Captu9H P0pe'S Parry.

Fl. FiIdMoRr, \. Mexico, Oct. 10, 1858.
VIII you be kind enough to correct the reports
VIII n have been recently sent to the States IN re-
gard States, in regard to the danger OF the eSPed
ition under the command Of Capt John Pope'u s.
Top. Eng, by stating Tint the whole party have
safely arrived at this post. The Indians have not
molested them since June FAST when wagon anu
five men were captured by band of Apaches -
Gam. pope ia about going into winter quarters at
n,na Ana. and will soon commence another Arte-
sian we'll.
AIo.t respectfully, your ob't servant
SHEPPARD HoMANT.
Civil Engineer of the Expedition.
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Dec Col Dickerson, Miss Johnson, Ptttsyivania
Matthew'S Appornattox IL Jones, do; Dr x Mathew 5,
Capt Sears, Appomattox DIR iilselow
b. II Hill Charlotte Anderson Farmvile; Ii & Ken.
;rson do Capt Davis S X r w Lowson. PhampIn; X
Graham Tazwel II James, Pulaski JRisk Roc kbridge
NJ Tempeton do T II Boaz, Philadelphia Ogden va;
i A Garrett Va WIN MINIS Bedford I Mitchell Panp
NJ Goodman, Harpers Ferry; T w Leftwieh Miss
sosby, Bedford Atkinson Ny Wallace, Monroe
brown Amherst; f Simpson do Moore, leesViilc
p Brown Amherst ] Porter, Campbell j Brown
Amherst VIM Spottsfel , Giles Haywood Bushanai :!
D Miller Giles j C I.eftyvch, Miss II Lefwich Miss Z .
eftwich Bedford: Tilden Grayson w Nowln Wythe-
He; Miss Pierce do Miss i Porter do Z l. barnett
eantgomerv w Taliaferro, Wythevile Ward Wythe;
! Perkins Gravson u A Bottom Giles y + Thompson,
ankim 5 Helms, do Win Mathews Campbell l
1Iafeerro Franklin ] Galway d, Hale Rocky MI;
!. N Pettcyee Y 81 RR: q Freeman, Morrisons Cross
hari II Atkinson, Appomattox; T W Sernggs do WIN a
snssS do j VI Jones Bedford X Saunders 'ahPoen
!. A do
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,,a-,,,, RoiIrood Increment.

The Richmond Enquirer states INA. ,he , D.,
dents of several Of the Virginia u''n'is"u VI
road. hav. been invited t" attend IL Ne" LON
a"' ,ho onb INST, for the purpose Of of having
"" o'hm;.,nJ ia them Nv certain heavy ii"T, cap
i,ali.t. md others. propositions connected win
Tn. completion Of sadrnad-.
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TELEGRAPIl.
re,r.r.p.ra s,ppc-.,, for ,.r "virsinsn".'

Arrival { 4 the at l. us Terrific Fire in Paris
Great destination CT Russian Grain
Msasohilson Displaced - More B .lleiing for
Speaker The Markets
NEW YoRK. Dec. 6.--The st. Louis has arri
we'd from llnvre. The papers contain interest
ing n,ws. Three magazines belonging 10 the
French Artillery have been blown up near inker-
mann killing seventy men, two officers. aud
wouudine one hundred men and ten officers.
\ terrific fire hu- occurred at Purris. The
government bnkery, with twenty eight quinials
Of corn aud an equal quantity of -four buis-
cults. wn- burnt
The Allied ilelilu hns destroyed an immense
quantity of Russian grain ON the const of Girls
k''nnn. Tho grain was packed in six tiers tx
tending two miles along the coast.
The Car has dismissed MenschnkoH Ms Chief
of Stuil. and appointed Adlcnbnrg in his place.
WAsulNoroN. Dec. 9th - There were six bal
lots for Speaker Ia day, and no ch"ice. There
il no prospect Of nm election this week.
NEW YoRK, Dee S.-Flunr Is dropping
State straight so Ohio 80 81. Southern un
changed. Wheat dropping. Southern red 81 To-;
whtr 81 %. Corn, mixed II %.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 6-Flour is steady How
ard Street. Ohio aud City Mills are all 80.
heat is ower-red ~ 93 To 81 ,ei, white
- It.
Corn is lcwer-ncw white mud yellow - TO ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07
MARRIED,

IA this city the 9Th inst by Rev J. L. Prichsri Mr.
NrFL f. MATHEWS. Of ApPomattox county, and Miss MAR
lR! ", daughter Of Mr. Culyin Ford
IN the Poi of November by the Rev. T. W. Roberts Mr.
glRGE : STEVENS aud Miss LAyISIA A, daughter of DR.
Iean NJ shelton nll Of Nelson.