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!. yERMIFuGES.
Winer's Canadian, 3 N. Il
Swain's, J{6 III
Perry's Dend Shot,
Jayne,s Tonic,
Kerl's, lj5-.
B. A. Fahnestockis, .,,.=
5-- McLane's
BALSAM and COUGH REM
W .@G EDIES, ~ ~.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
Hastings Naptha,
Sherman's Balsam, .5F5
Buchan's Hungarian, -. Es.=
Davjsis Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulnonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup, e,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Halls Balsam,
Swaym's Syrup of WildCherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Taylor's Balsam Liyerwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Elecampaiiie,
Rogers Iiirerwort and Tar, .,
Mrs. GARDENERS Liverwort,
Stadler's Cherry Expectorant,
London's Indian do,
Dr.. Roses do,
SARsAPARILLAS.
DR.. John Bulls,
s. p. TdW,,SenFl's.
Sands's.
Old Jacob Townsend's,
Carpenters,
Wyncoop's,
81 Shakers, " a-,g 7H
" Graetlenberg's iii
Bristol's,
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening,
jew David's or Hebrew,
Badeau's, f.,
knapp's Indian,
Alcock's Porous,
Gritiith'8 Adhesive,
Holloway's Arnice.
LINIAIENTS. E1
Mexican Mustang, A..
Farrell's Arabian,
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts, 5.,
1fayes's,
Tobias's Venetian.
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse,
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
jayne's.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
L0ZENGE Els. -----.n- T.,
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pullnoaic Waters, -
Locock's Pulnlonic Waters. ,
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Iov4tt,s Tahnpnenr UairCiInss
Barry,s TrieopKerous.
LYONS Katharisn,
Bnvle's Hy-peri9n Fluid.
Phf tnurS Hair TDyi,rIyn4n-
,Jayne's Hair Tonic. -
Van DeuSt,,1is Wah meme
I,ondon's Oriental Flair Tonic
Hauel's Fan Ltlstrale'
OIdridge's Balm Of Columbia
Radyay's Cireassian Hal,r
= PANACEAS
swain,s HaIck;s
Ct,llen's Indian veyetabla,
T ,ouGiep,s i;rea+ Wsstarn
OINTMENT AND SIT.yES
,F.gt n
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IRON WORK

The iron railing shall be executed in all points in
accordance with the plan Of the City Surveyor The
main rails and small rails shall be OF The best English
iron, and the rails of The hest Tennessee iron
The main rails shalt be Of round iron IL inch in d.
ameter, The small rails of round iron Sd of an inch in
diameter and The rails of flat iron i.2 inch
wide bya4 Of an inch thick. The main rails and some
OF the small rails shall be fastened and sealed with
lead to the granite base in The best workalike mun
ner and as marked on the plan. The ornaments shall
be of the best cast iron and shall be fastened 10 the
rails in the best workmanke manner. door . l-2
feet Wide shall be made in The railing marked
the plan, and shall be well hung and fastened with
good lock- g@ fl IA
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sasasa ending Dseen. 81 4,
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s A .ls.I.: III! 'lgs $
ssRss's s'sfsfs & sss.s
sisf 81 $50 81
Company hare The following assets. VIZ: ~ y 5.
s6is Do sa5
4 9nss Xas n s ssa; st9sfs
Ems lsssiSaSls pre- 60
Bills Isssisabis, being s, ese.o'
Ell Bss n ss5 II
4 Sash " nant 90 M ~
Total amount =. Z. 81
STATE OF LOUISIANA, &
Perish IS Orleans I, CITY e New Orleans
i %
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Correct s aa, ssGs sAss ais
sa z R 4 MT RR
Gsssa sssfs ssas s III 5ss5s
Y TIE Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans.
Trustees have to pay al interest Of SIX
certificates profits to the
81 sga and afteF
Ths Hoaf sss MA deslarsd dividend 81
saais Is which certificates
Company continues to against peril Of the
55HS s
stSss ! 'si Mass sasas sss 4,
ss ss q hsasE
lsa sss S2Rs FssfEs sss
S ssIIsa a d S 5ss5siss
Il goaspsins 4, q Goodrich, j Eager.
Sp1l Sl}BIAAslsse Gop5
IR PhhAe cap5sav
sA ns w Il 81 Chewing assets 5
d9ss ss s s loaned 90
Ssins sa " y
ISysstsa value ~ Is
atlsT tgis '55 g
Eets assets nv , So ggs 40
@ N AssosI, sssretary '>s Nc
Hs.. NJ. H:ss;;:..
u Fsimms u slapy.
n q aHlsssSs " E T94is saa Efi smith
i sssss ssR ss's siR as s5Sssss
VI saaa5eEg, feb1 n
gElzEE ~ III;
Of the the Following
May yis
s III IsiFs. s6 n
d Marine RisSs. ssss
~ ~ penn gssas sIsss II Sss
------ -----5 20, io1 45
Nj essssa 28g o8
" sifs sl3 g
N On Marine Risks =. $3.50 II
II r,aia i, saS g-9.-,-5.
Amount fqE lpases course d settlenlsnt Ii
a aha adlasne 3lS9a g. bH
{ Stal losses "a
i 16e31 81 as4E51
III en- isfs ts5ss 4 III &
---' Al $50 40
ssspffats s. W ysa sssPf FE
mount Of earned premiums $50 O3
LESS amount ct prelai,inisS paid by the
segeaants .lr.,suranee told) Company &aaI
81 M 81 E sSs sR bss sBasd gsll
tner light to profits, contract $4,000 90
doned their rights to profits, in con- 2$zf:H -
Hidefatton of ten cent interest, say i5o,92i Ii
Balance being earned premiums participating in
net profits Of The Com ,S64 ~
The Company have the following assets viz: i
Bills short time for premiums gig ls
Due for premiums Of collection. 66s5S0 OIL
Due III agents II eonrsg of settlement 1873 20
Real estate office huildin 2liO0t s6
CASH On hand 6so46 90
Total assets. .ss77682 4s
/ y. .sls2 Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be that 18th Of June 1855, before
said personally appeaTsd john Penberton President and a.
schreihsr Insurance Com
o depoe that above accounts lust and true
from the books Of said Company,
5os ssn fREaBEEkkH sssie Russiden''
Sworn 70 and subscribed before this 18TH day q June
Second Justice Of the Peace the Parish Of Orleans.
Board Of Directors nave declared dividend Of Fifteen
81 edihs Sill May shieh Scrip
\ New Orleans June i, 1855
8 85. II. DIR a. ORR
SSsss f.{Ss $$s iIssS:,,.r
II II SalaFd !, esIe L y
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nTAYoRAr,TY OF NEW ORLEANS.


It. IY HALL
City of New Orleans, 9th OF March, 1855:
II XTRACT of an ordinance of The General Gouuet
III OF the City Of New Orleans entitled Z an ordIn
concerning drays carts elc approved 9th June,
1882 ssHzs15s ,t5ssl '.l.5.s-..,.-..-"t. .5.
4lh. Be it further ordained That from and after the
passage Of this ordinances ii shall he lawful or dray~
men and carmen to demand and receive The following
rates for all produce, merchandise, and other objects
loaded, transported and unloade within the limits OF
Not exceeding in distance five sqnar .So ~ cts
Do Do DO DO % % Is d. do 90 90 CTS cts.
E no o DO &C., 100 % cts cts
Any drayman or carman charging more than the
above shall be liable fine Of BIO, recoverable
from such drayman or cartman, or owner Of the dray
cart. E= r.5y.G-E
Arts A dater de radopipn de cette ordonnance. il
permits conducleurs de dfays Ell de charreles
de demander ct recevor les prlx sulgans pour char
cement Ell lie dechargemsnt de tons produls, marchan
discs ct aulfes obiels dams les mites de la vile,
N Pour tout voyage une distance n excedan pas SIX
eis ~ cents.
De iles ct n'excedant pas II ieis 40 cents.
De II lets ct n'excedant pas is 90 cents
De IS ets ct n'excedant pas "a lets 80 cents
Dead lets ct au.d essus piastre
Tout conducteur de dray de charrel'e qui deman
defa plus que les prx ci-dessus sera passlble dune
amende de $40 recoverable dudt conducleur de dray
on de charrette gu d propretaFe du dit day GU de la
[Signedl FRED. BUISSON,
,l.s+sa5E4 .H President.
Approved 5th of June, 1s43 s-..
i-?l. Mayor.
A true extract. G. W. LEWIS, Seety.
nl2s GOT $ 4sz5
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SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATIONS 100
Specifications for the erection of an Iron Railing
around the Sta,ue Of General Jackson, OIL Jackson
Square: H.
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Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspepsia
Gonley's Vegetable, Cnleman's,
Hoohand's German, Oxygenated
COSMETICS. =
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Neon Fun, e
Jones' Lilly White.
: SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Brown Windsor, ~
Jones Chemical, t z vs.
Railways Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
of all descriptions.
a PILLS.
Wright,s Indian Vegetable,
Motfnt's Life, Brandrettl's,
Morrisoli's, Lees, New London,
PARIS, Sappington's, Champ
ions. d
Graetfenberg, Jayne's sanative,
Jayne's Ague, Winer's Camo-
mile, ''E.'@2'''
Hibbard's Anti.bilious, Peters,
Spencer's Vegetable, Cooks, -
Cooper's, CoYel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allebasia's Health,
Wister's Gentle Purgative,
Allebasiss Ague, Eooper's,
Chickner's Sugar-coated,
Gilbert's Anti bilious, Beck
with's. ..
Lady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile,
SCOTS Vegetable, Eagon's,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, .TIeiy's Female,
Louden's Indian Sanative,
Louden's Ague, HolIoway's,
Halsted's Anti-Dyspeptic, nd
Gordon's, McLane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Batchelor's,
Gilmau's instantaneous,
Billiards., jules Hanel's,
Jayne's American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. Morse's Invigorating Cor
dial.
Thorn's Extract, ~
Tarrant's Aperient,
Tarrant's Elixir of Rhubarb,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Toothache Drops.
LYONS Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. kidder's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti, a.
Billings Astringent, ST., q.
Hyatt's Life Balsam,
McMulln's Elixir of 0pium,
Railways Ready RELIEF,
Railways Resolyent,
Tarrantfs IudeIible Ink,
DIR. Fitch's Body Braces. Nv.
DR.. Fitclt's Shoulder Braces;
Dr.. Fitch'S Inhaling Tubes,
DR., Roses Preparations,
.Wineris ArcRnum Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
AIArstlailfS Gatholicon,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations, :.
Alorse's Compound Syrup of
Yellow DOCK,
Perry Daris's Pain Killer.
Browns Essence of Ginger.
SloriiInore's Rheumatic Com
pound,
Mortirnore's Cordial Bittkrs,
Myer's Extract Of Rock Rose,
IrosSman's SpeciIic,
Dr.. Wards Specific
Upham's Pile Electuary,
steers Oredildoc, I
3odfrey's Cordial, \
rurlington's Balsan, ;
Dr.. Cullen's Preparations, I
3atemuu,s Drons, y. FAX a. /
Or. Jayne's Family Medicines.
rntt1.. -, Z, :, M q 1
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John HALLER d BROTHER. g24T TGHoUPI.
touas street. above St Joseph COPPER, TIN AND SHEET
Iron are nov prepared to dc all kinds of work
u their line OF business, such putting Tin end Copper
te Valleys etc. Also putting Copper Tnand Zac Roofs
II az parts the city moderate prices with promptness
aspa Al kinds Of Iobbing aud Repairing attended to with
share of the public patronage. ~. a p
VIC beg leave refer following gentlemen Messr
gIozgs Wing, Jamon Mcintosh, Cook i Morehaase ROB
81 hughes g. W Church, Thomas Murray Isuae Thaye
TALLER, TnFpin 4 Co. J, W. Jewell. 3a2id&W SIN
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y 60 EE06ESVARDS% GARNET 5FgtIFe Me-
81 TgRE NARERQ0Ms. Sp.1 It's Magazine street and III
Julia street. Furniture Of every variety for sale snd
made 10 order 10 good and substantial manner Office
- " Furniture made and repaired Hotels shins Steamers
thssb rest notice. "a ~ 554 4Gfss.shf y -
Having taken the large brick house on julia street
he 70 store any quantity Of goods
faIHiHAs leaving the city ~ }&t
fSlt -
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The railing shall receive three good coats of bes,
OF! paint OF such color as the Surveyor may select,
GROUND
The ground between the base Of the monument and
the iron railing shall be graded smoothly, and the fill
ing oil the outside OF the railing shall be removed and
hauled away by The contractors and shall be his pro.
perry; The whole per grades 10 be established by
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-.--------- - No 2723
Resolred, Tha The Surveyor be, and he is hereby
authorized to isse Patrick Flynn his certificate for
digging out hlelpmene Canal less S5o0 deducted
for plano OF contracD TO final settlement
for said work.
[signedl e,. .$a. E. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl il. LUGENBUHL, Pc
". "Tf.. i'll. President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April %, $50. -, @.z
a30 Lsigned JOHN L, LEWIS Mayor.
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yKTsEFI8 STYLE OF OUR FIISAII is THIS DAY
a GfiANGBB3 nc al. W. BosHoREH GO:

Hug . 3l9ssf$ 5s. STANTON & co. Fl
New Orleans, January /, 1856. 5EEsI47i4
A W. EOSIFDRTH s. CO.. WHOLESALE AND
Retail Dealers IE, Business office, Nos n and "
street, Depot syraS and Lafayette streets
T0laEgs De1ts, ST. Thomas Ice Houses, head
New Basif, and No. 1856 GravieF street. - s$'
Also Depot No. Is PontchattTan Railroad upper side,
opposite the Passenger Saloon, New Orleans, janl 6u
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Trustees have pay interest Of SIX
profits the
thereof, and aeF
MONDAY The It'll February next. a
The Board declared dividend ten
cent the net the Company for
yeafd ending Sst Deeabe which certificates will be
issued Oh end after the 18th of March next. 5s5
Company continues to asainstthe peril the
and loss damage BY fire,
Ohice5 No.TS Camp street. sF
mr. RR npffER President S9
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CTARCT1-30O boxes Fox's Wheat. for sale by
- VOORHEES,, GRfGGS 4 Co.
a22 Is TchouptoulRs street.
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WKTAS brought TO The Guy Police Jail, on The 9th
Wv inst, the light grif boy ARCHER LOUIS,
alias Cyrus; is 5 feet i-2 inches high; is about
% years old has mark on The breast Says he be-
longs 10 Mr. Norton, and after wards again, 10 Mr.
Legime de Blanc sugar planter of ST. james Parish
State of Louisiana
The owner is requested TO call and claim said slave
according 10 law.
L BLANCHARD,
alG 15t Keeper of the City Police Jail
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Any drayman or cartman charging more than the
above shall be liable 10 fine Of 10, recoverable
from such draynan or cartman, or owner Of the drny
cart. Isl $V.J 49,. ,at54.t-..
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- COMPTkOLLER'S OFFICE ,
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS April &c, 1856 {
No, 2709
ReSotred, That the City Comptroller be and he is
hereby authorized to sell to The highest bidder after
'ntr,y Gays houce IN the official journal, according to
forfeited TO this city; sa sal be nude cash and
subject TO The appoval of the Common Council
ISiguedl E. l. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
H.. LStgnedl J. j, LUGENBUHL,
President Board of Alder men.
Approved April = 1855.
Lsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, the Goth
May VIII adjndicaie at the Police Jail, at O'Clock
I. NJ. the above negro.
ap2G o. DEBUYS ComptrolIer
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No. 2724. -.
Rssolvsd That he Comptroller warrant on the
Treasurer in favor Widow H. Boulei for the OF
four hundred doar, being for twenty months hire of
her slave Phife the rate of $40 per month, by the
commssary of the vegetable market, Second District.
GSEned} Ell. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) J.J. LUG ENBCHL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April %, B56. 49,,
a3D rsigned JOHN L. LEWIS. Mayor.
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-a GENERAL CLAUSES.
All the materials shall be Of the best quality. and
shall be furnished BY the contractor well as The la
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

| AMI activity. In his intercourse with men he.y,,
noted for his IN niied and gentlemanly bearing
ms 'ni was pace that peace wheh liuly writ
MS declared 10 he ia "end of the upright" Some
twelve or fifteen Years ago he protested his faith IN
me Na'inr Of sinners, and connected himself with the
railing Spring PRESBYTERIAN Church then under the
risiornl, care Of the Rev. j. D Ewing and when he
came to.dle he gave good evidence that his religion
was OF that kind which viii tam anil streng CITIZEN
IN The trying hour.
Though his last Illness WAS protraeted and painful.
he bore his saferings with christian resignation.
Ills thoughts wholly withdrawn from the
concerns OF EARTH aud fastened upon the scenes that
lie beyond the Dark Valley. All fear of death wns
removed, and he looked forward to 1t with calm aad
mistaken flith-kuowiug in whom he trusted He
has left to his weeping family much 10 comfort them
amidst their tears; and they have the assurance that
although he cannot come TO them, they may by faith
in the same Savior. 20 to him. !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25
Marriage Of senator Douglas.

A letter fro,., Washington, dated Thursday,
says:
Judge Douglas married To-day ut | o.
clock at the house of the brides father. The pro-
pramme was changed owing TO the unavoidable
detention of Judge Douglas at the West. Only
II few OF his immediate friends participated among
whom were Gen. Shields and Secretary Slidcll.-
The ceremony was performed by Father Byrne.
Mr.. Douglas left this evening for the North.
The bride Miss Ada Cults, daue liter of
james Madison Cutt>Esq., of the Second Comp
trolIeI's Bureau, and nephew of the late Mrs.
Madison. The letter further states:
Miss Cuts resembles very much in her man
ners and tone her great aunt; and those who re-
member Mrs NJ. in her more youthful days say
there is h great resemblance. Miss G. Is now
twenty four years Of age. She is tall, with full
torm--gracetal in movement, and aminble in
disposition. Her face j. remarkably beautiful,
and her education has developed n well balanced
and subtle intellect. In religion she is Catholic,
haviag been educateda at Georgetown Nunnery."
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Shipyyrscl, aud Loss Of Life.

baltimore. Nov. 22.--Capt. Robertson. Of tine
british bark PerthShire, arrived at Savannah re-
ports that oft the coast of Ireland he passed the
wreck of "A ship which had been run down by n
large vessel supposed to he one of the New York
jackets, md took from the wreck Spanish sail
-, who, however, could give no information as to
o. Of the ship. All the rest of the crew
Il nri shnn.
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Horrible Ace idcnt-Ioss Of Life.

\ fire occurred at Patterson y. j. on Saturday
ifteruoon. and was cause of the death Of > per-
IONS. a widow woman named Bridget Doug lass
,ged 13 years, being alone, in attempting TO kim
he fire, set fire to hrr clothes. and before
i,tanee could be- rendered was burned 50 badly
as 10 die on sunday. An old man nge - years,
I.amed Marshall who lived up stairs and was
quite sick was carried under the impression that
hr house was on fire. and died from the effects
# the fright and excitement of the occasion.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
JNo. u. INNGHORSF. X. uoIco,BF
ANGHelsNE n IIOICONKE,
y KunI.Crs nm n xch IRrnL e,,

tornerof Main and Bridge Streets Lynchburg, Va. will
collect and remit at the lowest rates of Exchange They Will
thu highest market price Land Northern
ENehange, Com and Uncurrent Money
REFER TO
The Presidents Cashiers Banks Lynch
burg Messrs L. II Maury Co Mcssrs lairo Richmond.
Mcssrs johnston Bros Co Saml Harris Sons, Josiah
Lee * Co. Baltimore Mossrs. Farnham. Kirkham Il Co,
DreNe Co, Philadelphia; Messrs Nanhlcek, Read Drex
81. J. Ward n Co. Lees Waller, New York
:
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1t appears that in the County Jail of Albany,
there ; man beyond the reach of the committing
magistrate and the law. When arrested he gave
assumed name, which he seems to have for
gotten, as he does not answer tn il, and the Off
GERS in charge have forgotten the name. The
iailor recoects having locked him up. but emit
say when what name. Under this state, the
magistrate is poweress, because he cannot bring
him out of jail without discharge and that dis
charge must contain the name under which he
committed, and the iallor will not release him
until warrant for his release is given. The
Court has power, because he cannot legally be
brought before them. The Governor is equally
lame in law, because he is not under sentence of
any Court There is no legnl way by which he
can be brought out of jail hut the magistrate who
committed him, and the magistrate who locked
him up, could, after they became satisfied of his
real name. come to an understanding by which
his name can be registered on the Jail Records
aud then discharge would be legal. But there
is no law for such proceeding.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

WHMINGToN. Nov 22.-iiis EXcellency, Go,
.'anscy. has appointed JOS. =. Cumegys, Esq oi
lover to fill the vaoanty occasloncd by the dealt
81 the Hon. Jno. VI Clayton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25
ISAtC a. SMITH. VIVIAN BENTHUYSFs
- WITH n VAN HENTIgUVsEN.
HENRY FLOOD. Amornc, .


" SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO CAL.--sO =
fCE 1884, FRoNT STREET, NEW YoRk )-Partrnar at;eutu
paid 10 SALES OF TOBACCO and consicnments direct
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERRING ES.--A. & a. Lawrence & Co. Boston All,
4 PaxSon, New York Courtney Gushing, Baltimarl
Davenport Allen CO. Edmond, Davenport Co, India
\ Watson, James + Heath late auditor and Crtnshaw
Co, Richmond; McCork1e Jones Mcdaniel. Hurt Pre-
r. G. s Ferguson Il Co. and Miller Censhaw, Lyme
burg
B-IIaying established branch Of house in Ne y
York resident partner in ta city will give his person
attention 70 the receiving trtusipug aud securing the 10y
Of freight Gree OF commis all goods consc
ed Francisco House.
Messrs. Edmond Davenport Co, Will act for Ric
in0nd ~ cod
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25
Esury ~ the Wron. Mnn-Wr. Patrick Burkc
Meeting his Funeral.

On Wednesdnv Ia>t. Nrs. Vhthhflne BuFk'Te-
siding in Eleventh avenue near Forty first st.
learned that her husband, Patrick had been kill
ed at larry town by train # cars belonging To
the Hudson River Railroad Go. She immediate
ly started for the place, and ON seeing the body
of deceased, Immediately recognised it rs that of
her husband A handsome mahogany coffin was
immediately procured, md regular old fash
ion Irish wake followed. after which. (on Thurs
day. the body was brought TO this city. Five
carriages hired and being filled with the
mourning friends of the deceased the funeral cor
tege started for Calvary Cemetery, but on their
way were brought to halt by the sudden ap-
pearance Of the genuine Patrick Burke. The
funeral procession was, of course. immediately
stopped, and Patrick returned to his home in II
carriage beside his wife. The corpse was start
ed off for the Bellevue dead house. where CoIo
ner Perry yesterday held nm inquest upon it, and
the above facts were eIcited.-N. Y Express.