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FIRST WARD RESTAURANT,
Tennsy yipaaia opsnae, betose# lsh and l9h streets.
a. r. DIyERNOIs Ptop,ietof.

lie Proprietor OF this asd splsadid establishment, well
Washington number OF ,esrs, formerly
fashionable society s living
the clLens Of Washington
that his establishment viii be opened the 9Th Of No
vember The which he
perfect his This
dy.aed pa each having
reserved for families being furnished i'm elegant paror. and bed
chi consists
chamber,
rant department rpendd for parties
having all tn modern attached The
pred with the best of wines and liquors. imported expressly
from France Hot lunch nj
bou on the plan. served
.ysry day * O'Clock, aud Sunday which
rivRled Ia Washington.
N B-There splendid sablng attached establish
ment.
Nov vs-law9w g. r. DIvERNOIs.
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UyINTER uILI.ISERY- Miss Il. II. Mcdonald would re.
w aud public she
will opea saturday, November sa at 10 O'Clock very hand
Of French millinery the aud
consisting az vcyes white and
styles plaiu
children; head flowers
stock goods viii be order terms
An order. will be promptly attended 10.
TIE ad'es are respectfully Invited 10 cal
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mo. $40 !
Notice

Of "a, iari Office from Winora 70 Fort
81 bauIf, IN Mirne,otd TERRITORY.
IN accordance provisions of Congress entitled
authorizing changes IN the location of land nfces
approved March Iss3 h hereby declared and made known mat
safe OF public lands at Wtnona, in the Te
Minnesota viii BE- temporarily removed TO Fabaut on and
after tks first doy Of January, 1887. ....
Pre- cnpton cainanis ard otets The vicinity 81
eesied in entering land viii please perfect their proofs se before
the day named by register and receiver Of the closing OF me
Office preparatory to iis removal.
my hand the city Of Washington, this 23s day OF
October, A, u. 1850 ....... ...-. ..s-..
ny order Of the President ,,,unon
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
Oct 25-lnw6w tIntelSS,arl ."N
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rOrTAat opAMsEu Farr.-r,, e.. Fixtures. o,It

IOrTAGE CHAMBER Furnis-re, Gss Fixtures, Ctlf
frame sc.his day receiving several beautiful sets Of
oosge chamber funufe embscinr variety OF coos and pat
terms, which I will y n very cheap
Also factory Cornelius Baker hsndsom. coee
ehapdesr pendsnts, brsess &C., which will sell
q maausclnrcrs rrfa pFcss. s.s Ell .VEu
Also, 6ns sssorest of msne re and oval a frame mir
+. ... = (. s.sa.#sr
Tosether Of oabne, furniture
ping senersy win they
se bought in out " washirg'on, II -.-44....a
Nov l-eo1li1 r Iroa lIaN,
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Of the ttockholdr, oi the Wsh
ntron Budng will be held at fnir o'ei on iaay
evening, 7th instant, ~ O'Clock
ne b imposed stsckhoderr for attending the annual
Nov s-s,d. yP DICKINSON, Secretary.
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that the Introduction OF European vessels into he Red
by the canal Of sOsz would csmpiets revoaiion
even in the internal commerce OF this sea .-.,.s
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THE subscriber trustee win offer public ,re,
day, the ~ day % November the hour III O'clock
At the courthouse door, in Rockville, the following uf
real OF wuch The late Clarke died
ing IN Montgomery county, about eight ncs Wshngt city.
Lot No 2 This o lies contiguous lot No purchased ny
Oliver III Clarke e previous SALE the side.
Badensburg road the other and the rad from Colesve
Bonds mill 10 Washington city, h side prcvor.
ton Of II in uncommony hne chestnut and timber
due s in pines aud and unmprvvsd II well wsterd
well Tor cultivation, and easily Thste a
H. contains eok Of land
Part Of n No adoinnv lot No q fronting
road nom Cosyie and containing ia acres Of land
n has failing spring of pure
sides other supplies The timber soil similar
No. q.
Lot No. T. This lot formerly cold Thomas RrQes,
win bo esos at hts lie. nearly south OF md asens oi No.
owned by q. n, Clarke. rad
s beautiful loi, well wared and beed and
81 X of land, or less .....
hnpsrsons wisug purcbnrs requested
propettr which will be shown by The Messs Clarke residing
the neighboib hood .#'.
Terms third 81 purchase money required
be paid In the day Of aud the residue equal
sansnr ~ the day ~ bearing
from the day Of the payment thsIeofto
cured by the bonds the purchaser
Suredes 70 be spproved by the trustee.
". vEIRs BoUIE, Trustee.
Oct IL -9awdscpn3Nov
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CARUsI'S SALOON.

CARUsps SALOON.
For three IL shts only
PERTAINS
Immense Troupe Of
oPERATIC SINGERS,
Numbering Twenty first-cla.s Performers,
VIII y,ve series abose commencing
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER To- 1885.
Tickets-2J cents. ..... ...
seats may be dups the day by applying the hall
Tickets for sale a all OF ths Music Stores,
Concert commence at ~. ...
SIT
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G Il N ERA l. NEW s..

WESLEYAN BESEvoLEscE-The English Wesleyan denomi-
contributed last year 100000 for the cause OF for
cgn missions home missions $50 900 chapel debts and
chapels S6oooOo theological training of students
Sill 900 education of ministers children, $4,000 day
schools for the poor, $4,000 Sabbath schools $4,000
society, SIS besides contributions for minor OBJ
iects
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Homieide IL Philadelphia.

..,a. = b asag This evening Isaac @. Sherlock,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 49, "".' Glodgers drygoods
a clerk in the employ of Waimer >ns of his
dealers on Market street, shot William Codgers,
the of Seventh and Chestnut streets
Three balls took effect, producing mortal wounds
cause reported be improper connexion kpsween c
EMPLOYER and the wife of the clerk. The latter himself
into custody. .....
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Form b.

all peons by these presents that bAs released,
and hereby releases he state OF Teias from an o
claim nf payment certificate evidence OF debt LUn
bcr The of s., issued BY The lata republic Oi
Stale of Texas the
United states In sceodanee with ihs pro-
visions OF entitled An provide for tho
or republic OF Texas
Of September nine eighteen hun
dd 2sh day OF febra, 1885, aud an aet
OF The approved the Ist OF February, lso
As witness my hand and seal
Auf 21-dtnlstJan
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JACOB REED,

JACOB REED,
Manufacturer of
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 south Ffnh street, Philadelphia.
All oo'os qualities military fancy constantly on
hand, snd ior sale Al the lowest pices.
s-d6mt .. .a. 81 .....
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haze day associated with me IN
the lumber and coal business H. Purdy
nl times b. kept hand fuIl
Hereafter tho husn' will be carried usual
Of Jno. Purdy Son.
JNo PURDY.
Al indebted requested and set
tie early p.
Nov l-eodlmi
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RELIGION IN AMEMcA-Tt Is estimated by the Rev. Dr..
Baird that "nndipg the Roman Catholic priests and tho
Unitarian, Unversast and other heerodox preachers,
there is in the United States preacher for every $40
souls The salary Of these preachers is $500 per
year More than 1000 church edifces are erected
every year Dr. Baird also estimates that 600 900 OF the
500 900 people 10 the United States in 1855 we're under
the instruction and influence Of the Evangelical
churches and 1000 900 100000 under the influence
OF the Evangelical bodies Of which the Roman Cath
Ollie by far the most The coat Of public
worship In the United States annually is set down at
S2s 600 600.
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First Public sale or Delaware Trust Lands iD
the Territory OF Kansas
PROCLAMATION


- tAs PyssiAsni n tAa United saaas,.
pursuance u la, T. FRANKLIN PIERCE President Of the
~. uasS s1s O G ASshsS DO hereby declare and make hRowD
1S q ~ Ea" hs SSSs 81 sas % q @ nsn % a & S'y q
By Und States oT The bensa Of Ihe Delaware tise 81
dlBs situated the aforementioned townships,
lHdiaas in trust as Aforesaid. 70 wits
SoutA etA base As and sa Of s 'u yrisaI "sridto.
Townahlus seven, eight nine, range niheteen,
TS@asSs ssysa si,a ae aad @ zen, as 1as
TowS.siPs ssa', siHs and ,sa oflsnss .ssn-t~o
Asoy the surveyed blocks the called
Ia souh, of 10 according me pa
Of said town on die in The ofee Of he
general Of he reroIes Of Kansas and Nebraska which refer
Also, surveyed town Of DsAwAs. so called
No incusIve situated in townsnp No. soulh
east a0SseTsn % 10 oneS according 70 hs plat Of said town
which reference 10 made.
nom o. inclusive soaied within townships Nos
and south os ss sanss 10 % according 70 ,e plat
which reference ts made -.
Also, the surveyed blocks LArrAyLLz called
ffon No 70 No. 10, inclusive, situated o~ns sout
own file in The Office Of the sad urvey general
and 70 Which reference - male
LrAyEswoaru Cry called situate in township No ouh
range ~ east according % The plat o. said town
Of said ferrirss and 70 which reference E hereby made
eassded and valued BY du appointed pG'.
dc a Al & sse 1n % b ns as an S
sale
ceps IN duplicate Will be made therefor Of which will
hyefed TO the purchaser. ...@# #.-4@.
Patents will subsequently be granted purchaseo
accordance with the laws regulating hee"f
The offering the above
commenced the day appointed and viii proceed in the order in
which they advertised despatch
whole shall have been offered and the sales
All purchases paid for day
following day, deaul,ne purchaser.
Given under hand the city Of Washington 4h day
August, A. ID. 1856. ..s. 4. ~. t.. n. +. f.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President: ~
GEoRsK w MAsyPaksW,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
INC above advertisement will be published pBpc
NsTH'-- ~ste3 by insau IL.
only requ. sna yS Weekly,
Il la lOth IN
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INCREASED SPEED LocoNoTVEs-The Philadelphia
Ledger cites the exhibition in France Of a locomotive
weighing sixty TONS with ten feet driving whecs and
stated be capable Of attaining speed OF $50 miles per
hour It's centre Of gravity placed low as to render
safer than ordinary engines AZ the usual speed far a.
getting of the track is concerned 1t is doubted whether
the speed named be reached without much larger dr
wing wheels but there doubt Of tho praccsoity Of
achieving it with larger one', that by eevatlng the
track 70 allow OF very low centre Of gravity
gether with widening the space between the rails and
avoiding roads by bridges and tunnels railroad
trains can with and safety $50 miles per hour
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Tur CONSUMPTION or rArrR-An exchange says:

"The rapid iucreas, IN the consumption OF paper espe
caly 10 this country, Il well known but m whole extent
may not fairly be anticipated The OF paper pro-
ducsd annually IN France about $50 900 pounds Of
which 1900 900 exported. Enpand produces about
1000 900 pounds, Of which 10000 900 abroad
and G 900 900 ustd nj home The United States
about 40 100000 Of pounds, greater than
England aud France combined large proportion OF
this is manufactured at home and the remainder imported
from Europe chiefly from France and England. The con-
sumption OF paper in Rngland and France about four
and half pounds for each person. while in the United
States IL reaches ten pounds for each individual The rags
required 10 make The 270000 900 Of paper in
United States amount 10 $4,000 600 pounds-one and
quarter Of rags being required to make pound OF pa
per-
CRrsEAS SOLDIERS AND NEDALs.-MovEMENr or TROOPS
The New York Evening Post OF the 4tb inst says;
great many who left our shores during the late
with Russia 10 join the British army in the Crimea
have returned and enlisted In our army Many OF
these have the Cean medal bestowed by the British gov
srument which they still permitted to wear Ten or
twelve Of them made application at the rendezvous In this
city day last week, and told that some are
enlisted almost ovtry day Some OF soldiers who served
in the Mexican think government ought 10 grant
them medals but such has been the policy OF the
republic The Palmetto regiment received medals from the
State OF South Carolina, ~ which now worn
10 army but none were ever bestowed by the general
government
The number OF enlisted men Governors Island al
present s four hundred and hiry-one including the per-
manen company, excellent brass band and the music
boys Of this number about one hundred dsposnble
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DrsoRons Ez,RD-The Elmira IN " Gazette says

"Last week. John Mitchell OF the town OF Chemung was
taken with ft OF vomiting and 6nsly dsgorRed from
his stomach lizard nine inches long He had drank
several potous Of whskey together with three quarts OF
milk that day and is supposed that the lizard got drunk
milk punch; hence bis getting so high come out
Of bis Judgments. The lizard supposed to have been
swallowed four years since about that time Mr.
Mitchell inhaled something while watching n deer lick
since.'
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ministry and rust TO the moderation sspysoa media
tor The Austrian Gazette says that England demands of
Naples change Of ministry the abolition OF the present
police yssm, and general amnesty The paper says
that France would be satisfied with general amnesty
and hopes that the speedy reasebng OF the Paris
has shaken the resistance said come from Enga
Parliament has been further prorogued until the 18th Of
osmber.
himself the author OF the story about dues and murders
the Georgia railroad and reierate the truth Of hs
ment.
Numerous have been made in the department
Aons where dangerous society has been discovered
Other arrests have also been made in the Faubourg St. An
oine The affairs of the Bank Of France reported
ing in favorable condition. although the bank has
adopted further stringent measures aud refuses advances
railway shares and rentes. ,.a ta...... ... ..s.
Advces mention ministerial crisis, the object being
the overthrow Of Nsrvaez and the restoration Of the sbso
lutists. 81 ar. H.s. sl ..s... .a#.. .. ,..
The Duke Of Tuscany taking alarm at the demonsr
against Naples appears disposed TO grant concessions his
people BY resving the constitution Of ls4s The Paris Con
staoRe asserts that the Ausrians about TO withdraw
from Rome occupying only Ancona and Bologna.
swIIzgRLAsD.
The NcutchateI prisoners have been discharged
TURKEY.
Redschid Pasha has received orders to form minis
try, but has declined.
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Postponement of the Sa- ranr;,nDS ""ie
Trust Lands In Kansas
NoTICE is hereby given that by direction cf tho K,na ~
~ United the Delaware lands
Territory The 2oth Of October
Fort until Monday the h day Of No
the place aforesaid the said sale
be conducted and continued IN all respects
Of the 18th OF August
GEO. w. MANYPENHY,
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. ,
DEPARTMENT 0 y INTERIOR,
Once of Indian Affairs Sept H. 1856
Sen 7NovdGw
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:. HVWAN.
WOODS Thsrspeuncs and Pharmaeolosy. Just pub
lkhed
Wood. Practice of Medicine. vols Last edition.
Wood and Bsche's ", 2. Diapensatory. Last edition,
wasons Practice of Physic. New e. fion. #.... 4
Wilson's Human Anatomy. New edition.
Repovardfs History nf Medicine. issS.
Nol and Smiths Compendium o Medicine New edi,iOl
nunglson's Human physiolnrr. New edition
DHau'- Modern Purr.ry. New eanion.
With a rumtef Of other .f~nasrd medical worka
for sale AZ publishers. prices,
Oct 9l rRANCE TAYLOR
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Form a.

Know pesons by these presents lat has released,
Uned sia Of ameriea from all further
Liability the criu6cae evidence Of debt
uumser - for the sum OF issued BY ha late republic OF
Texas the aulues of Texas The
M by The United States IA secdaneo with tho
Congress, entitled An ar proVide lo the
4, uh er.dio 81 late Tepubic Of Texas com
Of Consss sep'smeer nins nun
sred ana hfy approved day OF February b and an aei
Of inc sae approved the Isl Of February, 1850
witness my hand and seal. &" .#
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los, oE The Schooner OAK Leaf.

Bosros, Nor. 3.--The schooner Oak Leaf, from New
York. for Gardiner Maine abandoned the lst inst
in latitude az deg 54 min longitude 81 deg 40 min She
sunk in fifteen minutes after abandonment The captain and
brought Boston by the steamer Eastern State
from Halifax. 4 ..,-.r ... ... ..
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RALwAY-The Baltimore Patriot
learns that the link in this road extending from
Bridgeport opposite Harrisburg to MerSburg, distance
Of twcnysK miles is completed and ready for dev
cry by the contractors TO the company locomotive and
cara have passed successfully the track between tho
points named This makes clear opening 10 the
Lykeus valley anthracite coal region and we may soon
expect suppes thence OF coal The work. learn pro-
crossing rapidly towards Treyerton and viii speedily be
opened TO that region.
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MONTGOMERY County real Estate for sale.

Oct I6-lawt3othNoy
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FRANCR TAYLOR,
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Nov l--sodii5ihNov
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-28
LATEST NEWS.
Worthless North Carolina Bank Notes.


The cashier Of tina Bank Of Wilmington eau.
tons the public against receiving any of the SIS
aud SO uotes on that bank which were list by
the late accident on the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad. The total amount of these notes was
$500 in blank impression. How many were burn.
ed at the time If the accident is unknown.-A
few only have been recovered and those that were
not destroyed, will, it is feared. be franduently
filled up and put in circulation The note wore.
of course, the impression Of two different plates,
and the cashier says:
After issuing five thousand impressions Of each
Of these plates, (S3OO,OOO.) we changed the style
of the red letters The red letters Of the first is
sue are straight at top and bottom; those of the
last issue tost notes) are Curved outlines entire
ly--their position ON the ten is changcd-in the
first instance the T and N are above the sigma
tures-in the last these letters are placed lower,
and across the signature lines.
On the five the difference is only in the form
of the red Jefferson the first issue it is straight
at the top and bottom. on the last it is of curved
outlines entirely. OF this last we have issued
of the tens 300 impressons.No. 5.OOl TO 5,300--
and Of the dves quo impressions, No. 5.o0l to
4,2O0-in all $4,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-28

ahngsat iOic The accounts by telegraph from
the South also represented prices firm, with rret
~ active markets. Flour was unchanged and
hrm. with moderate sales of State, Western and
Canadian white. Southern was in good demand.
Canadian prime white wheat, sold at 81 923. Corn
was tolerably active. without change of impor-
lance. Prices ranged from 6lc a 65c Csc. a
7oe. for all kinds. Among the sales was prime
cargo of Johnson's fancy white North Carolina.
at 7oo. Pork was dull, with sales Of mess at rs
70 si5 slt and prime at sl5. Sugars were
quiet and prices unchanged. Coffee sold pretty
freely, including cargo of 1900 bags Rio at
lltc. TO-; and cargo of Java was sold at
auction, particulars Of which are given in anoth
er column. Freights to Liverpool we're rather
better for grain, with engagements of some 90
900 bushels at &c. at 7Ac. in bags. chiefly at the
latter fgure.-N Y. Herald, March 25th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-28
Backing Dozen in Kansas.

Gov. Robinson has sent a second message to
the Free State Legislature of Kansas stating
that in his previous communication he intended
to recommend no course to be taken in opposi
tion to the General Government. or to the Ter
ritorial government; while it shall remain with
the sanction of Congress, collision with either is
to be avoided. In conformity with these sugges-
tons of the Free State" Governor. both houses
have adopted the following resolution:
Resolved BY the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the State of Kansas, That the
laws enacted by the present Legislature shall not
have effect until an act be passed by the present
or some future Legislature declaring them in
force"
1t is stated that Judge Lecompte. Of Kansas,
has caused the indictment of the members of the
Free State Legislature and that several of them
had been arrested. and others had left the Terri.
tory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-28
Stanton Affairs.

OldHHI0H dUdiTs.
The Staunton Spectator Of the gath has the
following:
Disappearance.-About the time Martin Wy.
gand disappeared. young man named White,
formerly bar keeper at the American hotel, also
went of. He has been seen once in Richmond
but not since heard from.
A shooting ARRAY came off in front Of the Vir.
gina hotel, Tuesday. in which DR.. Roberts of
New Hope, got ball in his coat and hand from
Il pistol fred by Mr.. O'Brien. OBJ. was arrested.
Snow fell in Stanton on Saturday to q con-
siderable depth.
An American Ratification meeting was held on
Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-28
Riot in Ohio.

The residents of Quaker Bottom, Ohio,uear the
borders of Virginia have lately been holding Sc
lies of Kansas meetings. and denouncing slaves
ca ching. This gave offence to number of Vir-
gnans, who it is alleged, came over to the place.
when riot ensued, during which several Ohiosns
were injured. Henry Radford received blow
npon the forehead from rock cutting it very Sc
vererly. Rev. Mr. Adams received severe blow
njuring him considerably. young man. Nath-
aniel Hall. was knocked down two or three times.
A. S. Proctor was severely beaten, and several
others injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-28

The four babies who took the leading prizes
in the Boston baby show have all since
died-killed doubtless, by precocity-foolishly
stimulated by fond parents.
1t is not expected that the New York canals
will be opened before the LIST of May.
Prussia possesses $4,000 teachers, or school
masters.
There is now depth of four feet of snow upon
the Seab"ard of the State of Maine.
On Friday and Saturday last, more than 10000
barrels Of whiskey were exported from Cincinna
ii to Southern ports.
Miss Page of Wilson county. N. c., is lectur-
ing in Raleigh on "Wolnan's Rights.
The New York papers announce the death Of
Nelson Robinson, "a well known stock broker.
Prince Puskiewich died worth 7000O.OO0 Pol
ish forms, (about S7.U00OO) he has hequeathed
80 900 900 forms to his son, and the balance be-
tween his two daughters.
Orloff one of the Russian plenirotentiaries. is
about 10 years Of age. He is about six feet high
His strength is hercuean.
The Alabama and Tennessee Railroad was open
ed from Huntsville to the town OF Stevens0n-a
distance of sixty-one miles-a few days since
The young ladies of Pendeton S. C., exhibited
scenes Of tableaux on the 18th inst, Tor the
purpose IF raising money to aid the Kansas
cause.
The N. Y. Legislat urehas resolved to adjourn
on the 9th Of April. ~'.
A black smith in England advertises that he irons
wheels and steels axes.
NJ, w MnrI.fe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-28
rApopI will sing in Richmond tomorrow night


Wns,, i'm gton II ouse- suead Il Clark, props.
March 2T-Chas E. Campbell Smythe; A IL Burroughs.
wilson las Carter. Bedford; Cobbs, Va X; Jno
p pnnlIrapt Bedford; VIM Anderson. Pha; II c Wade
Campbell J w Stone city; Mitchell Pr Ed NJ Petit
grew g. TR r; S Quarles, Bedford; Benjamine v q
r r r. Griffin Bedford; NJ C Freeman, Marion w Price,
city, IN Honaker, Nicholasvillc; Fields Pattonsve
N a Grenty Mrs G Freemen, w Bevill Richmond; J
Cole w M Irby IT, l. Baugh Fincaste; II Fowler. Mont
yomery; Hutchinson Union; Rev Wesley Boeler Mont
,omery; T Pollard Bedford W King. city; HARRISON
Board Ford d Hayne Monroe; d NJ Clayton, Phla 7 f
Lowry Phila Lowry, Bedford Misses Burwell Frankln
PJ woodw ard Montgomery; FarmerCampi Nettieton
Charlotte r II Durphy W Rector. Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-28
Suddeulu Killed.

Arthur Sasser. an aged man and old citizen of
this county. was instantly killed on Monday. the
Sd nst,by the falling of limb on his head, where
he was Telling in the woods The unfortunate
man was the same who, some twelve mont this ago.
was convicted of murder and sentenced TO be
hung, but was reprieved by the Governor. He
survived his reprieve but short tne.-G Colds
boro IN. c. Tribune.