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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

Good for the eystem.-We have taken
many opportunities 70 apprss frenes OF Tho ct hat hero
a ::Snssp ma @
reerate thai what .e hsv. sAd -ue and IL nfo-ma
HsA over again Aen who STICK Is wan % business require
may ssy, Hundreds imbbe intoerAble matt liquors.,
and severe ndeA skaed cha gn, Sc a,s
AL manner dire and Nasty substitutes for gpd, psas5e
wines the I, be estimated scheism scnnspps
Now est The merits of this foe favored d,inf
command hush trhe, ths really saould
dispense with it, Al beverage, when oteras<ed nature
seems 70 call for muAtou ~ chsarul snndois for ee
for moment to the famous Sehisdana matte schnspps
We have given The publ imey hu and tu Who srswse
for specimen So.es aurrsb oi NE Maine law ana s:nsdsm
sehnsppA- Boston Post
A Card.-An Persons VINO have Gray Hair,
hair CT bad color invited 10 call aud consult Or.
GRAkDJEAN (cousrltstio at "a Church street,
ner OF Barclay HIS raw fluid gives ID tho hair he nsral
ccl0r teared, and be considered resl prodigy Of
chemistry.
superior 10 all Their improvements
perfect comfort 10 the natural elegance sud durability
Bib unrvsed ard only harmless har dye applied Twelve
srfvNte rooms, A. BATCH 8LOhs. .sS FrcSdvay
CrSstadorc's Wigs, HAIR Dye and To0pees
excite admiration all conDoisseurs IA art. sul OK
the only reliable sr.c.e OF The KIND Wholesale aud
retail 1t CklsPADCRos, No. Aseor House. Copy he I'd.
dress.
Wigs, Wigs, Wigs Msdnurst ~ Co.'S
Invisible wigs and superior NIL shers warranted
not shrink change color BET er arcle FOR SO haa INC
no. Maiden lane.
sbment Thew combine lighpsss DURABILITY and
Ct fit not found other I62 Fulton street, wes corner OF
BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

Genin's Cashmere Hars.-A New Variety of
Ne cashmere hat exousey delicate and e,omng tint
extremely light and the finest texture has just been brought
out by Genn leading style for the present The
shape color and mounting Of this elegant anric uaos
trcve, Ind equally we'll adapted for rid ng, driving
morning promenade full dress The frat cashmere hats
by 0eAn each been
he preceding, until In the offered perfection
may be said to nave been obtained.
GENIN 2ll Broadwav oppoeitA St Paula
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

excite admiration amorR all conposseurs n OK
elegant private apartments for suop Lg his ,miahe dya
the only reliable srce OF ihe KIDD Wholesale aud
retail At CRIsPADORo's No. Aaor House. Copy he I'd.
Aresa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07
igs, Wigs, Wiss.- Yxetinurst 81 Co

"bBb, "HSb3 vvHS9t-1xsSHWNHbe 70
invisible wigs opees superior MI ehers warranted
not shrink change color arcle for SO than the
eysysgaut Broadway stores for s26. Brds banda
10. N Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

Pianos, Msi0deOns and Harmonlums, from
ssst dnNen the largest assortment
the Is second hand panos-a OF which will be
prices that competition Pianos and
allowed ON purchase, at WATERs'6, No. 1888 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

hair CT q bad color. are invited cal aud consult Or
GRAsDJEAN, cousus ,on rec AZ "a Church street. CIR
Of Barclay. HIS fluid gives the hair he nsilra
ccer tesired, and may be considered reE prodigy o.
chemistry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

Wedding and Visiting Cards In the Latest
yle De La Kues fine wedding envelopes silver door Plates
eItra heavy silver reals and presses RvERDELL 3O2
Broadway Of Duane street; established lS40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

Costar's Electric Powder, Free from Pol
sop destruction of moths mosquitoes feas flies bed
bugs plant insects vermin fowls and all nsec uossr'a
xeermnator the only article that eecuay ceArs without
danger stencil rats, Croton bugs cncxroaches ants
Cosars bedbug exterminator COSTARS fly paper whole
and retail depot 1893 Broadway, Kew York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

Spring Fashion In Ties, Cravats, tc.-BIen
Of fashion invited TO inspect the new style of plain and
ties ard received from Paris With other
novelties GREENS shrt furnishing establishment, No.
AstOY House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

Cristadorc,s WIGS, Hair DYE and Toupees

Are sperCf 10 all Others Tber eneas soc are
perfect comfort tho wesrer, nsaral elegance snd durability
Biz nnrvssd and only harmless hair dye applied Twelve
syfvNae roorns, A. BATCH RIIOa's. 2S3 Frcsjway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

Tremendous Excitement to
Broadway imposition prices put down-Has CAPS and
hAts In every variety Of style, TOR gentle mems
80 cent less than other stores at HUNTS No 80
Euton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

Rotice.-Sunday Morning Boat for Newburg.
The steamer MErAMORA will leave New York from pier
Of Jay street, for Newburg Sunday morning. at
7ocock; returning, leave Newburg At p Mmaking the
usual Ian dinQs. Sec advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

carries guns i-And can see her bows crowded with
men %
"Hsws, CRIED Atherton What "a shop
ARE your eyes good, srp'
YES a. coed ever" returned the old man
Mr. Aherou look the sirument and having raised his
eye he turned upon the coming brig he sazed awhile and
Zee port her SIDE gums projecting them
denfe crowd OF men upon her torecasue and they
form Ike The crew Of lawful war vessel UNI
knowss so. And to S you air. who may may 6s cool viii
which infected this cou for year. he s re emit
less, bloody villain and we must"
The epor booming the ashudder ran aro adj
among the They knew the character of the sran
GER ane they Knew too that he was remarkable sserso
MI Atheiton" spoke the young captain, calmly and col
place her where abe viii be SAFE We shall have some
for mean to fight to the very last extremity Nv bi
wl.n Then Waloert turned 10 hs mon. -
Stand byJ he shouted. wen make FIRST and th N
of TO eeward round in on the weather braces Up with the
helm steAdilyp'
wind fair the quarter and tbs arbosrd suddng sails
below and alot and she ploaghsd through
swiftly But the brig hsd changed her course also sud
wss adually bat surely gaining.
II thrilling moment All kne the character of
the pGrsuer and all knew that aln death follow
capture by him. Toere terror the thought of
pirate at Sea- but ~hen thst thought becomes reality when
he dread demon upon the track; and than ell when
The fearful truth forth thai the blood can use
prenest speedhen the heart sinks into the nigut "a 5,
pair the soul turns ps'iucivolv p its God.
hofe board The noble ship az abe venly q before
The above all that win be published of his interesting mar
an here Gao be found in the NEw yoRk sDSEe af ss
NJ which row ready And for sale at all the news ON h
Fanpv Fern ard sYvRnus Oobo, Jr write eYcustyeiv n ~
sod ~ he remarkably low price d Tour centg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

The Hst.-GO 10 Espenscheids, No. lis Mas
street you hat which for beauty Of form and
contour So thing Of the KIDD ever before
1 making superior hats which ars mot e1eeed by aav ohsr
IN made IN Q uostAntia manner Those who would avail
lAemseives OF rood bats, sh0uld give him Q eau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

DAvld's Orab Beavers and Cassimere Hats
ere all the rsge the fashionable world. Kim call
h saesToom 30 Broadway second door Duane street
straw and soft hais OF every variety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

Raglan Hats.-kublIc Approval 0f OUR Eff
ss hsers supply the fghtea neghge hat low
DO le64 and 1885, d 70 seek amongst the Paris brcsns tor
Eoahy and int suited 70 our special sses In announcing tia
Raglan hat deem due " ourselves state that orgns
mq With have control Of the entire Importation
edved per barcelona ard Pson, The number being limited
scemen will do Wei to make their seecsns earv. For sale
- counters only LkARY co. leaders and mroducers
tnakAOm. AstOr Rouse. BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07


his father, show blows the wind nowy'
what e. suas my :s9 ne old s.e look
Ss s q . s he,
think she VIII n yS Ts but do trust thu, you viii
Look when the delightful creature T. nv wiis IN % real
sp.is'i might approach standard But nothing Mark
cloud fitted across The old mans brow and desp pain
marx upon his face for he saw plainly that he youth
nSsnSon and hsn in crsuIiy modaiae S tonss no ds
Ah, my son, you promised me. II would gain her hand
pr speak Without sSogss air. pro%:ea thai
would sys Up sST &C. q my e.Sn: pleasures
ssa Ss ySs wife .sa ps sa Nus ys had
~ .ss TSps have ready
The old started At this unfeeling remark and his st
dsrkIeye as Ne, with An qnwenied FIRE. ,.. 49,.
dare you speak thus TO mes You know nothing Of hslovs of
Come, come, governor. That won't 60 down, You shouh
nGy But you have spoken with Ehsr and she
Do believe Won't she look splendidy at the head Of my
a.sh ,hudder 80 You not love her Tor her noble gasMss
b. e o y ne5 w
For few moments aer this the tive we're ent-he father
evidently wondering how he coud respsss HIS
rents feelings with safety to himself The youth was the FIRST
FoW he said respectful tone than he had before
used how about our trip9 10 the ship all readyy
Yes Mark-ard 10 board 10 morrow a. ABOUT
noon"
Then must be ready. Egad, but we'll havs glorious
time on The trip. shall epjoy IL hugely. But ssy-why
could TINT ksther and be married before we stars'
mo, SIR, quickly responded the father. euch hing
he listened to. And mind hing further,
got 70 made Yourself agreeable 70 The fair girl for a
live the sbal not marry you against her Will And hing
further he continued, growinP earnest IL
look ." conduct yourself tba he will no.
and know that her decision based mon your conduct.
win cut OF viii solitary Shilling Now mark me )r
] am IN earnest
mo, royou doA mean ghat uttered Mark tying % 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

A HUNDRED GUNS FOR BUCHANAN.-rHoSE WHo
"A do know why the hundred were fred the Park
NEWSPAPER. No ~ isued this morning, and for sale at
yenon ruthuy ILLUSTRATED by the most aupsrb en9ray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

Who knOckss-Phfs Is no longer the Fa-
voYte exoYesson. There knocking necessary at tue
Of Broadway Fulton street Tor introduction
Tho great KNOX himself herc and is said named
his hats although they beautiful Hnd hnished
viii ouIas al usage wi in short. stand all the
Knocks time custom such articles. KnoXs
has fAm0us wherever economy and geniy blood
relai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

noh'ooIruRAL fAiR AT FREDrEIcksBURG.-Tho third
hhhionon oi the RaPpahannock River Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, has been highly snccoss,,l III.
eT' OF Thursday says opened "Wednesday under nor,
'A'orHoe auspices than OIL any former occasion Tn,
.eauer was most proptiousa glorious autumn day-a
uy Una. would have taken the highest premium at an,
Ehhibon OF Natures performances The stock is supr
'o 70 any before seen herc-and the articles generaly
agricultural snd mechanical, told are more nunrr
GUS interesting and attractive than our former Exhibito
have ever furnished The people in Attendance Too Ik
Ssher and happier. Altogether the Fair is success
mas inspired confidence Ia it, future and afford. glorious
~ w many succeeding Exhibitions when the worth
and excellence, animate aud inanimat. of the who'll
icy o. the happahannock shall assemble will, triumph ana
rejoicing within the limits OF old Fredcricksbu behaved
OF all tue Vmginians. WV"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

i'uA N'Ah hAiLGoAD.-froi the Engineers report
recently snbnsd conden.e the following uccouu, of
the present state of this work:
rfom Richmond Tor a distance Of nine miles lint n, A.
'e"hi"s 10 DE done, and tho culvrrt aud bridp.
masonry 10 nearly complste The latter will a., ,,tiry
30 rs Tar as Chickahominy Swamp during the nresnt .
~ m. sork remaining upon this portion Of the road
LOT 'he next years operations will be between the head of
Boar Ssamp aud the Chckal,omny From this oon, 4, .
Poh' seventeen miles from Richmond most of H.
excavation n done, and anticipate its c,nnI,on 49,.
'n most OF the masonry by the close OF the
or early IN the ensuing year. Sections a. ~ and ~ am
orac'"g distance OF nearly three miles ADJACENT IN aud
for the superstructurc e ' 'eA''
ou the King William division, sections 81, So "a md
g. embracing tbs difficult aud expensive portion of h
line known as the Smokers hav. been nh. .cc,o of
"s, anu are no" rapidly approaching completion Tn.
emoankment at the crossing OF the Pamunky river w.
Completed about the first July aud has SINCE stood .
s'aa my upon the h'e IL is l,4s5 feet in length at
sade' ana formed partly in twenty feet water abovr
tue surface OF which is twelve feet ia height and nsr,
upon marsh island overlooked by tides aud 40 ,on a. -,
icss than estimated. ~-'VV
bet~csn the end OF this embakment and the oppo,;,.
SHORE There - space OF 1850 feet over which tn,
WI oJ carried oy pile bridge containing draw Of suai
ce' dimensions or tie passage Of Oh. vessel, plyng
upon the Psmunky river The draw will he n,a,;i.S1
win the proper signals aud will be in full view nj ill.,
s e ioc une amply sufficient TO tho train be.
'"e 'c'e',hB ]" ouch structures common ON other
roads, anh are traversed In confidence and safety
from TINS " viii be seen that than one-half of th.
1 I1 ana masonry has been done H. the estimate,
embraced IN the last annual report the total cost to be in
."'eu 'or excavation and ma-orry (includnr Sl6 900
tne sated cost OF the embausment At the Psmunknv
crossing !" stated at nearly 5000 The actual col
20 the 'ompany OF the graduation aud masonr, already
mas bee" sl6ScO0 tst than half the wori
mas oren executed at less than hall cost by aout
QUO. or -t.-. W a"ou' si"'-
estimate that at the end OF the present year her. will
asnh ABOUT 6o2,uOO cubic yards OF excavation and
zzoo cubic yards Of masonry to be Accommodated 40 t.
tue bridging trestling. piug &C. aud that the COS. o.,
then
600 more than at present 'O' ~ s'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

fos rHs pssirssr.nT-rhe jury IN the case Of r. ~.
""so"' ehsrged With shooting FIrmng B. Rae,, at Pc.
te'souFg iound the prisoner quit, aud ax.i Ills punish.
msnt a. sixteen months eotha e in the e.,a.t,.,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

BARN BvRSr.- On the 23rd ut., barn Of tobacco Do.
longing To Dr. Howell L. Jeliries Of Burstone in Meek
euburg Va, destroyed by fire. The tobacco lo.,
was valued at $500.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

r. r. NAsH's PIAsos.-The North Carolina Christ;a,,
advocate, Of a recent date, says:
P'ano'-it Is supposed that T. p. Nash of Petersburg
mas sold more Pianos than any else in the South His
Pianos have given general satisfaction In North Carolina
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

foR EuRorH-Ne-sr-. Boiling aud Walker IiaIan, Mis-.
Harriet Haxa, Miss Lucy Haxal aud Miss Bell Noncur.
of this city, will sail from New York. on SATURDAY. nr,, in
the steamship Adriatic a visit Ia the 'oli world
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

ptts hUriSO.-Thrss large parties from AIbemsrIe
county are nov upon their regular annual deer hunt IN
1ns North hou".s"s The Bro~ns Cove party Ia a,
dhe hunt commenced Monday morning. P,,d.v .na
2.up last we're spent In pleasant shooting The Cbs,
,c<evl'r party killed eight deer Monday and Ave a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
,sTARss AND CITY NEWS.

viso'srA Annual k.tAods.f pyot,.,s.,
''e'-sA- Aynoheasgs ksss' iish-rhs com.ai..s. %
v.. referred The spe Of The Board Of rsuss,<s of
.enours Cesss repostsd strongly accommodating "a
70 INC favorsels rvgsrd and patronage u Tn.
emDetshp In this and the adjoining distrct.-seourn,
s ns'sss IN charge q circuit. and stations . srs,s
themselves In procarsg funds Zoe sao n.us aud Tor
dns- and oshsr~ie forwarding the in,er,ss of ,h C
ge-the appointments Of T.s.s 70 conlrsct Tor and holt
Too PePet.sf seAosrshiPs Cor the CONFERENCE.-THE, an,
Po,ns"s OF board e visitors 70 attend the bsIl Az
nuii Examination and closed by expressing s.,ir, -.
.e' s"n mo management VI the institutiou both ~.
,rs.fa. Tue bo.rd o. Trustees and Faculty Which re-
pot Vas unanimously adopted.
w moe"u, The Conference then proceeded 20 an IN.
blanks :" the rsporti when Rev. WIN heGee no n
thompson, d. D., aud Cyrus H.rdings ESQ., were sppol,
si rrusecs ~ sabsebs foe and hold IN. in
a,eat.i !. the report and l. Y Reese D. D. BsIlimor.
NJ. whitfield E>q. fsle Of Wight, Va. Dr. Jonc.
G"-"sile. DIR. Whitaker, N. C.iolina, b. y. s.ff,Id
Ed, Alabama, Wan. l. uolcombs Va. aud VIM. w
Walker. Va, were appointed Board ol Visitors
Aher the transaction VI other business Of no .spei.I In;
.sts,,, the cousrense adjourned with prayer, by Rev
o. Thursday. 18th inst. the following appointments for
sident; e.... ~ 49, = - s A'e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

DEAo--william b. Owens Of Portsmouth, died or
"wednesday Of the injuries received by the falling Of N,
engae-house Of the seaboard railroad during ,be
ence Of the tornado on the 9Th inst p''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

A00vTrtp-hr. J. Cadeu Gibson, charged with shoot.
,og and killing man named we,rsl in speryvl., Rap.
pahannock county, short time Since wase1amred b,o.
~ ooshy Court Of RappshanDock Monday last and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

I'VE bReoEsviLLs TUSSEL.-The cars OF the Central
Railroad passed through the Brooksvie Tunnel on bur
day morning, for the first tine Col Crozet has stated
by May next VIZ w 'P'"''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

Another FRE.-The alarm Of fire about : o'clock YES
erday morning. was caused by the destruction OF an nm
tenantcd 'rick dwelling. Church Ill., belonging to ,h.
heirs OF the late Lcberry Darlington The 6. Vas ,b
work oi an incrnd,ary. Loss covered bv u,ur,nr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
loPISIoSs 90 Pres
FLOWERS HY THE WAY SIDE.
- ABooK FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH.


oy Philip Brrren, Of Va.
"Ths pages Of my little book,
No wondrou. tales unfold
bGt Kind a ivice aud simple truths,
In simple language told"
s- Prize. in ,,,,, .,,. 3 PRICE Pabl:hsr Rehaond
E wi, p ,a, s, BY mail pSs pnd a, these price.
hls hrst essay At book making, but his
ye Though quite been an accent
hs see, have ben copied extensively remote paris
feeling that II Is pieAsan; comanion Tor a.,
Young snd not Improbable counsellor Older persons me
mn from adieiOu' and capable
The South rn Literary Messenger says:
This handsome lille contains MANY sketches of h,rb.
simple and graceful The aaSoS sI., , IN lyle At
h to~ers will yei delism the little one. for
nne very warmly predict that Philip Bar
ret =, WI md au sssy Say To their hearts
1T hid with short articles. all tending engage The mind and
urs le hearts OF the young to that which hope
may be bought and prove most inter
est ng volume for Sunday School Libraries most chrerfay
The Richmond Cri.tian Adroeate speak, Of as touow
The "foSrrs" fragrant and attractive Intended to
ahd acorn NE moral nature Of the young,-hey
true,i FREUD the blessed - ~ '''~
The Christian Observer. Philadelphia, says:
Philip Jarrett we'll Of our youthful reader.
who viii GRASP eagerly Thing pen OF writer Who
structon. WIN '"
The Religious Herald says:
incidents and facts topics calculated ana
Improve the youthful mind excellent voun 10 place 10
The teHt Ire~byferR has the book several time.
ss .so ana oerp~aks for place In the beside
Nhch have been gathered from
uyaed aud better known. - -
The Southern Fdrler Of Petersburg edited by Mr. p,.,
ants, sayst consists Of series N brirf tai. sh I
useful neral lesson, ehase aud SHINE langa
Indicative Of pure and loving heart The spp.rs to have
~ liberal discount trade Their attention
Is respectfully inVi'edto IT, p u. PRICE, Publisher,
NOW 100 Main treet. Richm Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

m' Is, Thompson and Jno Paris without appointment.
At their request -rp
4. y; Jennings l.. = Cosby, E. Burroughs. Dr. w. A.
s"sn'i lett IN the hands oi the Pses,d.nt "
pr '"o Goo~in placed the uuststioned list at hi
own request.
feek len without appointment, not having been
Alex. Donphan, Agent Lynchburg College
The following resolutions offered by Rev WIN .
Crocscr. were unanimously adopted:
"e'oired That this Conference do hereby tender it,
.'nks Ia the eitizens Of Lynchburg Tor t. kind
members during their sessiou in this city
Al, eu' ~" We also return our sincere thanks g..
cue pastors % Churches in this city who so kindly
Of our Conference. e WV ~
iue, on MOTION the Conference adjourned In meet in
Smthh'i LIE o Wight Co. Va tile first Thursday an
November, 1857. :"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
s..,sss frak4-Y,1u.r,

sssssss flAk-rsssssdsy snsruooo IN. ola four .,o,,
brick building on The South aide Of the basin kno., :.
Ledds vsi ehon.s discovered 10 BE- ON Gre Tn.
belng promptly gvea. the 6rsmsu hs.s-ned 70 de -
9TH thr appasatu but the flames spread - RAPIDLY AZ.
the building vas nearly destroyed before their r,s ~
ssedns proved Avsling. Tho -srehou.e was occu
pied oy hr D. y Burr, - Q tobacco sfemnsrv and CON
med sooot foey nve hogshead- OF tobacco mo.siv ps
nx. and stfips Eleven OF the number we're rolled on,
and savsd-t'. balance either hurnei or rendered
wothess by the water and smoks The stock and xt.-
rere ysued nj t3,v0o aud insurvd Tor s31U i sl. Mt
chants Insurance Company. The building vas the bro.
perry of tue james River and KanaShA Company aud
wss fully Insured la shs Mutual o1ice. d, = f''.--
During the porsss VI the fs~ large burning embe,,
we're conveyed "a considerable Distance by the ala SouL
eriy breze which prevailed during the siternocn Some l
these nakes OF hr. lodged upon shgle roof and caused
hem " ignite la several The roof Of tho ssstt
tenement In the Od Academy row. ON Cary street oc
cnpied by Mr.. Walkden gnted in his manner but IN.
nrs was quickly extngushed The roof. Of the second
fresbyteran Lecture Room. the Catholic Chu, cb and
other buildings In the vicinity situated i've or sx BLOCK
rom the burning warehouse, also fred BIZ the
OF embers but n every Instance the timely discovery of
the hames prevented any serious result.
The hremcn worked like Trojsns YESTERDAY and n 4.
surprising IRON the disregard OF danger exhibited by mo-,
OF them, that accident Of serious occur,
Mr. Jos Butler, member Of the Hook and Ladder cum
pany received contuSou the forehead by III, fall Of
pole used IN the elevation Of one VI the ladders
10 u believed that the r. Mr. Burrs sten,nerv o,y
natd accidentally In the sweating room The furnace.
became overheated and thus Ere the adjoining wood
work. - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

SksLtroS or GIANT FoUSD.-The Wheeling Time,
says "A day or two since some workmen engngsd in
suosoihng thu grounds Of Sheriff Wickham at hi. yine
Jaru !" Fast wheeling, came a human skeleton =
A'hough much decayed, there not much daicoI,v H.
uehuiynglL by placing the bones which could mot lay
oe'ongcd 70 other than human body in their primiti,v
position The iinprcsrion made by the skeleton In ,b
earth, and the skeleton ITSELF were measured by th
III au brother In Tho craft locale both Of whom are
prepared to swear that IL feet niue ichss in Lenofh
rs Jaws anu Teeth were almost large those OF a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

hcH hs-hany suppose Perry Davis very wealthy from
inc immense sales OF the Pain Killer sauA III,
Income He acquiring reputation more valuable than gold