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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-14
ON 1T +,

For Houses Hail. Counting Rooms, &C. "a portable
selfgeneratng Gas Lamp,--in varous styles-vieding
the light OF than fluid lamps, for the expense Of
one Freed by it's present propreLors all objection
able odor-a light Of unryaled beauty, meowness ard
adaptation weak eyes, and perfectly safe its entire his
tory being without accident
Light has come into the city, why will you longer sit
In darkness. For sale at u. II. HUTOHlNS0N'S Har,
ness Manulactory and Livery Fu ushng Store No. liz
Main st., Worcester. mch3I d2m&w3m
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NOTlCE.-This is to certify that b. b. HUTCH
~ INoON is only authorized Agent for the City
Worcester. All othars pretending to sell Marsh Co.'s
Oil in Worcester are deoeyiug the public.
MARSH n co 80 India street. inventors and sole pro
prietors Of Marshs celebrated Oil.
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ESTABLISHED in 1888.

X. w III q,
Dealer in
NCY GOO DDS, TO VS.
AND USEFUL ARTICLES,
Offers to the public, BASKETS and WILLOW WARE,
Chidren's Carriages and Cabs
general assortment Of Fishing Tackle, Bids and Cages
Seeds, and every article wanted ny bird keepers
Also many and articles not be found at
at any other place.
Umbrellas and Psrasos Altered, Covered and Repaired
pBSK5NG. CBEMpENG.
and MARKING FOR EMBROIDERY, from any pat
desired.
Sign of t'THE VARIETY STORE,n
Waldo Block.
u Next to The BAY STATE House n
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j. II. CLARKE &c 90
Call the attention of the public the LADIES in particular
20 The opening Of their
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Price Two cents
Drn GOODS
IN 20 aTANT NoTTcE

THE NEW CITY STORE
f4s Nam Street.
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QUESTIONABLE CABINET MANI
It FACTORY.-rhe subscriber having taken a store
W. Il. ALIENS BLOCK, on Main street, opposite the
City Hall, would inform his ren and the public, that
he is ready to make order all kinds OF Cabinet Work
of wood to suit fancy. Desks and Screens Tor Banks
Show Cases Desks for sores Counters, Library and Of
ace Tables, al kinds Of Desks for Offices and OOunting
Rooms Book Gases in any Style Extension Tables Of any
Pattern, Pupits and Church Furniture The character
Of my work is well known in the city and needs no putting
The best of references be given Work repaired in
the best All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. JOSEPH BURT.
Worcester. Tuly 2i 1855 iva dt
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NpI emo. POTASH AND BLUE YlIHl0L.
4 y --tU0O lbs. III Ohro. Potash, and 5000 lbs blue
Vitriol, IN store and for sale by Gs A. j. hoWE'
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k-NOpABTNERS NOTlCE.-The un-
~ dersigned having purchased the stock and become
successors the business Of Messrs RUGGLES N0URSE,
MASON & CO., at Boston and Worcester have this day
formed roparnership for the purpose Of carrying the
same under the arm Of N0URSE, MASON, Il CO., and
will occupy the same places Of business.
JOEL N0URSE,
PETER HARVEY,
SAMUEL DAVIS.
Boston, April LIST 1856. ara d&wtf
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ENfpV L.--rhe subscriber having removed
z u from Orange a. to "a southbrdgest, would respect
iuy give notice that he will continue, heretofore, to
keep the best supply Of
OnKG BREAD, AND PASTRY,
10 be found in the city. Order received BY AZ p Abee
Confsotloner Pleasant st.. or A. ~ sonthbiidge 81
ar aE0. y KING.
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49, FARM FOR SAGE.-The subscriber
IA offers to sell from 30 to so of land with the
p buildings thereon, consisting Of two story House,
Barn, and other out buildings, situated in the eastery
part OF Holden and hgf miles from the centre and
five miles from Worcester. II is known as the Daniel
Knowlton farm is well divided into moving, tage, pas
ture and wood land, principally fenced with stone walls
Payment made easy. WINSL0W FAIRBANKS.
APT dawd
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nJNOR sALE-TlllRTY ACRES OF CHOICE
II LAND, "A nileg from the City Hall pleasantly Sit
uaed, a fret rate situation for Gardening, or raising
Fruit, on which % a NEW BARN, WIN be sold on rea
sonable terms. Apply to EIEKIhL DANIELS
my6 daw28 lii Main STREET..
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90 Cet

Z VERY sTABLE so RENT-staated
on Front street reeeu.ly ocoHpied by Wit & Pratt
with the vacant tot sdjnugE The lot win make q de-
sfaPie stand for VOID Ya- Lumber Yard, or any ont
door business requiring consiefsbe room IN central
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4 ARD OIL.--75 bbls Western Lard oil, lust q.
~ c'iyed, and for sale BY 0S ga j. HOWE
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Apply to WITT s PRATT, at their Livery Stable, Eos
sr street. ap22 an
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5000 Gallons Sperm 0n
10000 do, Bleached Winter Whale 0ili
5000 20 Lard oil for sale IN quantities to
SUIT. by y A. j. H9WE,,
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OILS! OALSss
50 barrels Bleachsl Winter Whale

OYSTERS. -OySters down again 10
CA Il l$1 per Gallon or % esuts per quart can
" N9t.y " the Worcester Fish an oyster Market,
unche ar A. II. SEARS
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c u S T q M w o KIT!
wiz ever be allowed go of the shop and the sub.
scrber Is confident that by the personal on
to his woIk which has secured him lib raj share
nf he public patronage, to merit its continuance.
ap2I DIFF
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q NANTFD FOR TT n U. - AHNt I
fi -ON THOUSAND UNMARRIED MEN, between
III the aresof is and 49, Minors must have the writ
l len cinaenr Of parents guardians. The term Of
lpf service ISIS years, and pay from Sll to S23 per
NW month"; besides Board, Clothing, Quarters, and med
l eal attendance, furnished without charge Soldiers
~ disabled 10 the l.ne Of their duties receive PENSIONS
Enquire at the U. BEyDWvous i05 Merrimac Street,
Boston, Macs myo dly
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ENNQCH MERRILL, Wholesale and Retail
~ Dealer in
81 rH,s "a Hss n A NV NErnG

VgSO BLAChSMIEHS,s The subscriber would
like to lease a Blacksmith Smith Shop and tools for
three, or Eve years in country town, where there 10
plenty Of work, especially shooting and good pay.
Please address f. b. S., Southport p o. stating loca-
n, tunt Ne ieblad&w
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SSTORE TO LET. IS MORT BORG
The large Double Bnilding, known as Balls Store
uated in the centre OF the town Possession given i'm
medjateiy.
Inquire of A. W. sEAYER, near the premises, or Of
Drs. Bal 4 Fitch q fremont Street Rnstnn II
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GtARAT0GA WATERS.-100d dozen Congress
- Spring 40 dozen Empire Spring. just received direct
from the springs.
For sale by VIM 0. SWEET g. CO.,
April l6. 1856 Main st.
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TPRIvATE SALE-i3.OOO feet of Land
IA in Worcester corner OF Main and Hammond SITS -
The will be sold low for cash, or exchanged for
good farm in the ooudtry.
Apply to II. S. MINER, Barre Mass
apis diff
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mch22 daw6m
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MisrcIIalle0u5.
q RGO2S.-5O Bbs. Ground Argos, for sale by
70 e. 5 "a J TT0TE

4 RGOIs.-oO Bbs Grouad ATgoIa, for sala BY
q : x a >. LOWE
R7yLOUR 1000 BBls St Louis test eztrs,
200 hall Bbls. j. Putnam an6 V. Kills,
FOR sale BY T. j. 5l TON
my6 DIFF No. 2 Mechanic street.
IS ERIC ERATOES.-A large SIS 0rfment Of
all the improved patterns he found at 1850 Main
Str Ct, up stairs, opposite the Post Office
nlyi aft r, G. phRTRJDGE & co.
SzsgN LADIES' GAIT ERs At ONE
I| DOLLAk.-Au colors and Sizes at the
-zzzs,,.. very low price Of one dol dollar pair.
ap24 daS No. 81 a 5ia rect
8 b. MAY. would beg leave t, inform his friends
IS and the pablc generally, that he is now prenared
odo all kinds Of CARRIAGE PAINTING and VAR
NIsHING, al The new Carriage Shop on Waldo street.
j. b. Nj having had many years experience in the
business feels confident Of giving perfect satisfaction
oil who may favor him with a call dlmf apl6
s. DER WIN Furniture Painting, 3aTiIg6,n,-,
~. and Polishing done in the best style Chamber
Sets Reprinted.
Cash paid for good secondhand Furniture. at
al FRONT STREET. next to Ha~4nG'7 Rorl.
CARVING CARVlNG 1.-THE subscriber
" would respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester
aud vicinity, that he has opened shop on Waldo
street, near the Boston Worcester Depot, where he
is ready to do
WOOD C AR WING
Of every descriptions artisca manner and on rea
Particular attention paid to Cabinet Carriage. House.
and Piano Forte carving RICHARD RowsE,
ap29 dom Worcester, Mass
AI EW LU M Der EARD.--We would invite
- the attention of balders to a stock Of LUMBER
which we are receiving at yard, front Of The Ma
chine Shop south Of the Junction consisting Of Pine aud
Spruce Boards, Capboards, and Shingles which we will
sen at very reasonable prices We also prepared to
furnish frames order
SINCLAIR, WEBSTER, GLoUGH, s. co.
Worcester, april %, 1856. DIFF
FARMERS who wish to improve their
E-GT9 stock will find at the stable of the subscriber
NJ NJ a Imported Burkn.ra Bull. and
sEsssS- Gss also, As RsHRE Bull.
Noth VI these Bulls fue aumals and will be "beld
to servicer as above Enough the season
Tie has also TEN NEW MICH COWS, which will be
sold at low figure. ELLIOTT SWAN
ap3 dawtf Washington Square Hotel, Worcester.
81 BENJAMIN GODDARD,
EzyA, No. ia Main Street, Under Bvsm-
s&.ssa ley Hail,
Would call the attention of purchasers to full stock of
all the new and desirable patterns Of
MATCHES, JEWELRl,
SILVER SPOONS,
,,.,-o..- o SPECTACLES,
FANCY GOODS, &C.. &C.,
As heretoore good may be obtained at the very
Lowest Prices!
FINE WATCH REPAIRING PERSONALLY ArrESpED 10.
app dew
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NEW DRY GOODS WAREHOUSE,

No. 14S Main Street,
Directly opposite he Posi- O6'ce tue Doors north of
their Old Stand,
And so doing would say shat there has been no pains
spared in making this OF the most attractive and
pleasant stores in Worcester; aud It admitted by ALL
to BE- the 5est lighted Store in The city.
Our stock now embraces Of the largest and most
desirable varieties Of Dry Goods found in this State
having been and is being selected with great care
rom the largest Dry Goods Importing AMI Jobbng Houses
~ session and New York,--RARE BARGAINS from the
most extensive Auction and Commission Merchants in
New York. Please notice by the following leadjhp art
ces the nature Of cor stock which we shall always en-
deaVor to keep attractive and complete viz;
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In This department We shall always keep a fall stock of
the mos approved brands Of Foreign and Domestic
Fl o SEKEEPING GOODS
$50 Toilet Quilts received this day from auction.
LINEN GOODS full supply. of the best makes of
Fronting and Table Linens, at lowest cash prices
WHITE GOODS!
large and vel selected stock OF Jaconets Canbrcs
Tape Stripes and Cheeks Book, Null and Swiss Musns
with complete assortment Of White Goods Enbroi1er-
les, &C.
n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

's""'e as the maximum at present hnf for
very eholee lot about five cents more mi pht per-
haps be obtained,
~, NE" ORLEANS COFFEE MARKET April o.
ne safes OF kio during the past three days com
prs" o'oo bags, including a cargo of 300 bugs
on private terms, aud 1918 bugs Yesterday. EN-.
nfa' ing ou at lol cents 1000 at lie. 81 ut III
40 al IL t. and loo ut ia cents The general
tendency "i the market has been in favor Of buy
ers.-Batietm 1p,H -.
-, ih'lAnElihA CATTLE MAnKEr, April %
no offerings OF Beef Cattle this week were about
i-oo mead sales nj . ooaSii 90 per 100 lbs. Cows
ana caves Sales at from 30 to $50. sheep.
oa,es al 81 ot cents h. llogs-Saes nj s -
aS3 10 per 100 lbs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

Gold
NEW York. April 30-fhe Illinois, with Cali
forna mails to the 9th inst, has arrived. The
Hino,s brings the unprecedented number of nine
hundred passengers, and two millions in gold
Among her passengers is Elk Governor Biger.
The Indians in Oregon continue hostilities.--
They recently made several attacks on the
whites, and captured al large number.
by the arrival of the steamer Mary, from
Columbia river it is ascertaned that the Indians
have killed Il large number of citizens at Cas-
cades, and destroyed the town. At last dates
they were fighting with heavy forces at the Block
House, in C"nnels Prairie.
In Washington Territory, the volunteers had
>krmish with the Indians, killing forty and
routing the remainder.
The mining returns in California promise as
large yields Us last year.
Ex-senator Foote has been withdrawn rs the
American nominee for the Senate of the United
States.
The dlouth which prevailed in California about
two months since has given place to copious
showers of rain.
1t is said that the Mormons are making IA re-
eonnoissance of the Colorado River, aud opening
channel communications with all the leading
Mormon Stations. with IL view of obtaining sup
plies from the Pacific shores.
Another strong move has been made in Cali
fornia to open weekly line of post to Missouri.
a brisk trade hns sprung up between San
Francisco and certain Russian possessions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
Nens ftom The South Pacific.

=. From the Panama Herald. April III
The last arrival brings III little news of interest.
severe weather during the second week in March
destroyed several vessels and an iron pier in the
harbor ut Valparaiso, The captain of the steam
er Cazador at the time of her recent wreck. had
been sentenced To dismissal and three months
confinement Business was dull money scarce
aud provisions high.
In cailao aud Lima, the yellow fever had car
rled of many The editor of the Hernh in Lii
ma was again under arrest. In politics little is
being done except by the President. Congress
was at work on new constitution.
The Argentine Provinces again fighting
among themselves. The cholera has been raging
terribly III some of the provinces of Brazil.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
ptTTIFOF SFRIOVIpI.

The above embraces the leading items OF inter
est which had occurred in Nicaragua, with tn"
eycention of the pattle at the mouth of the river
Seriqnipi. which emptes into the San Juan river,
thirty miles abnve san Juan Del Norle. This
took place on the 10Th inst. between $50 Costa
Ricans and ID Americans The fight continued
some time when the former were completely rou-
ted with loss of % killed while the American
loss was only one. Seriquipi is now garris"n"'l
by 100 merii ans, with two pieces OF arll"ry,and
is not likely 10 be again troubled by the enemy
This news had not reached Granada when tie
Lake steamer left, on the I9ih inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
THE MOVEMENTS OF WALKER

On the 18th inst. 700 native troops were on the
march, en- route for Granada; and, with the 300
Americans who came out from New Orleans ON
the Charles Morgan-who were at Castillo Rap.
id, on thu. Goth inst and would be in Granada on
the morning of the 2lst-Walker will have un.
der his command, in Granada. 1000 Americans,
aud about 900 nativs In few days he will di-
vide his forces, by sending part of them, 10y
the steamers. to land near Virgin Bay and Rivas,
and the others he will march by the land route,
so as to attack the Costa Rican force from all
positions, and cut off their retreat in every way
possible As to the result no one doubts OF his
success and the accounts by the next steamer
will confirm this impression.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

WAsHINGToN, April % lS56-Gcnern Sam
Houston left here this afternoon for brief visit
to his family He repudintes all political cnucuss-
es and conventions, and runs, am authorized to
say. Independent candidate for the Presi-
deney, trusting for his election to the great body
of the people, aud not To political wire workers.
He is now fairly in the field, and announces AS
bis platform Opposition to the domestic and for
eign policy of the present administrations; a res.
tnratinn OF the retired naval officers, aud Il
demnation of no citizen without hearing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
DESEpTION OF SCHI FSSINGFR

On the lIth instant. Col. Schlesslnger who was
under trial b +, Court Martial and on his parole of
honor. left Granada for parts unknown. 1t is
believed by many that he has joined the enemy.
When last seen he reported t" have In pos
session considerable funds and in company with
some of the supposed enemies of the present gov
eminent of Nicaragua.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
DILL

the vicinity of Cincinnati (Oho) on Wednesday the $50
Arrl 1856 the s3d Other Mrs MAkf, wte OF
Edward Lynch formerly of Lynchburg Va and long awe
known citizen ofthat city :,
The subject of this notice as all life characterized by
her quiet virtues Faithfully perse
verngy she with great eredt ana
satisfaction, the varied duties of wife mother, friend
'Fidei rel merces'
She left Virginia about 20 years ago Tier re
mains lie inferred the beautiful banks of the Miami
where
IN deck her tomb with flowers,
The
And with showers,
I'll keen them fresh and green '--Phto
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

a correspondent Of the Paris Parie writing
from Sebastopol. says.it is generally thought that
Sebastopol will not be rebuilt as it would cost
much to clear away the rubbish of the old city
AS to build "A one. There is literally nothing
left of the city bat shapeless ruins The bullets
are as thick on the ground as halstones. OF the
magnificent barracks, containing hospitals,
churches, &c. &c. and consisting each of TWEEN
ty five to thirty different buildings, nothing is
left but huge piles of stones.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
ARRIVALS At THE

MAY l-E Brown. city: DIR p I. Bradford, Monroe; W
Nowlin o Doss Campbell; r Anderson, Rockhridge; II
Barton Smvthe: J l. Morgan, ID B Payne, Campbell XII
Buckner V & TR II: Helms Franklin; w Wade Yellow
Branch; billiard Nelson; shepperdson Miss Shep
rcrdson Master Shopperdson Mrs Shepperd'on Campbe
e James Pittsyvsnia Pinkard lady, Montgonery;J
Reese a. ady Bedford; Stafford Giles; j Miller j NJ
Trout Roanoke; d l. Charlton, Montgomery; simmons
Roanoke. DIR Dove l. Norvei, Sweet Springs; l. r
Caperon Union; O C Clark Campbe DIR Blackford Pha;
w Lindsey ] Meggenson, g. T n; T Muse, Roanoke;
a TYNE citv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
CONNIE BSGIAI..

New York MARKETs,-Ihe European news
by the Persia. received yesterday impaired firm
er tone to cotton, without establishing any decided
advance in prices. the rise in Liverpool having
been to some extent anticipated on this side =
The sales embraced about 4.00O II 5000 bales.
part in ,ransitu. The market closed firm at IA
bout ! &c for middng uplands. Flour was heavy
with tendency towards lower prices, especially
for inferior and common grades. Wheat-Sales
of Tonnes see red were made Mt 81 10 and lair
white Mt 81 ~ 81 &c Corn, for prime white
and yellow, was in better demand, and at rather
firner rates. Mess pork advanced to $40 50 n
$40 IS. Lard continued firm. for prime quality
at lOtc About 900 hhds. and $50 boxes sugars
were sold, at prices gwen elsewhere. Coffee
was active with sales of 5000 bags Rio. at lie
llac A fair business was done in freights to
Great Britain, without change of Importance in
rates.-N. Y. Hsraid, AprH3o.
RICHMOND MARKETS. April 33.-ToBAccO.
Lugs. heavy hogshead-, for export. MT So 50
fine lug>, 6 90 common leaf 7a7a; middiing,
Sa5 st; good 9a9i; fine l04 -: Extra quail
ties. for manufacturing purposes. Ia l2a per
100 his. according to quality.
The Inspections during the PAST month, and
from lst October to date inclusive of the present
and last season. were rs follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
FiHibustcrs.

Gen. Quitmau in the Senate, on Tue sday made
n speech in favor OF repeating the L. S. neut,ali.
ty laws. and selling the lsthmuses, 20 keep open
our connection between the Atlantic aud Pacific
Oceans only at the expense of The great
fillibuster also advocated the appropriation of Gu
ba, and characterized the ,utrality laws II
sstigma on American intelligence"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
PROCLAMATION OF MORA

. John Il. Mora. President of the republic "i
Costa Rca, General in Chief of the Army OF Cos
t., RIGA:
All the flibusters taken With arms. in hand
will lie subject to all the rgor of the law, which
in this countryis death.
But all the filibuster, who have not used their
arms against this republic, and give up out OF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
The SupDoSod Russian pripdterr.

Official advicps have been received from Com.
Salter of the Brazil squadron stating that he had
returned Ia Rio from escorting out to sea tho
steamer America which supposed to have
been pre- pared at New York for Il Russian priva-
teer and that she had not been noested by the
British Admiral as previously threatened.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
THE COSTA RICANS DISHEARTENED

From some accounts it appears that the Costa
Rcan- are very much dsheartened. They as
sert that they had promises from the Nicaragu-
ans to rise en- plaSSe as soon they crossed the
Costa Rican frontier, but that all the aid they le
ceiycd was from "A few of the old Chomorra par
ty mos, of whom had previously been driven out
of the country and were residing in Costa Rica
and the other Central American States. So far
as Nicaragua is concerned there is very little
disatfection within her own borders. What does
exist is among the ChomorraS. VIII" have hereto
fore ruled with an an iron rod in the department,
Granada They a,e recognized the aristocrat-
ic part and most of the time they have welded
great power in the government; yet they do not q
number one fifth of the population. They have
lost all power now and the whole of the Central
American States combined cannot restore it to
them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
Dp0fh on B0urd n Steamer,

Miss Mary Burwel, highly accomplished
young slady only II years Of age, daughter
of the Rev Mr. Blrwel, of lIisboro, n. c.,
died on board the steamer jamestown, on Sun
day morning last while on her way home.