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PERSONAL.

80, Isaac Powell and Jonathan Marshall
have become the purchasers Of Jones' Hotel
IN CbestI at sIset, Philadelphia The nIios
{. said TO be SO, zoe. '''
.... Jno. 8. Robb. well known from bis oo,.
nsctiOn th the press. died at Sa:rauen,o IN
the SD Of Ostober. He was formerly an edi.
tor In 81. Louis.
-. Rev L. Thornton, presiding older a.
The PsIkersbufg VA district Of the NJ
Church South, was killed on the cars neg-
Cleveland few days since.
80. Essns- enetd and Hamilton. two edi.
tors az ssvanI al, went out to fight duel on
tuesday, but Ike sensible men amicably
the chosen ground.
.... Among the Passengers who sailed from
steamship Atlsntic, were AIsr 80 ~ vhe
and Mrs McIayish and ] Kat,, Of H., -, ~
= 4 Grsttan, ESQ British Consul a. pt-, ne
and ~. John Delaine, ono of the eli,
Of the London Times. N''Oi'
..,.M Mr.. 6. W. Glenn is playing in Rich.
mond, Va, where he made his inst spnsaI.
anes Oh Tuesday night, and displayed his i'm.
itativs bowers in Yankee and Dutch charso.
tsrs The Dispatch says, that In tie latter be
Is probably better than any other actor on the
american stage His grotesque impersona-
mons we're received with laughter and ap-
Pisuse OF the Il ost hearty description.
80: Senator Toucey Of Ct, is among the dis.
I'D olshed strangers at present In this sitv.
10 no other individual in the nom. slayebolding
States do the Democracy owe more for tbsis
recent vie'ory Senator Toucey's manly spd
patrious o-sring on the slavery question and
c. rnest exertioDs from first 10 last from HI. On
INTO tie Sc maze to the night Of tbs Ar
ins'., having acc mplishsd far more than ~.
hare Of the work Of rolling back the IA. 80
IOIitionism that at one time thrsat.nsS "a
'vsr"hsin the Democracy Of the North.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, Nov. IA 1856


We have never known such general com.
plant about strayed or stsien cows as we have
heard coming up from nearly every quarter
this fall. Nearly every person who keeps
cows has had more or less trouble of
this description with them. The general i'm
preston is that there are parties in the Dis
trict, and living contiguous to it who some
times deal in stock of this kind, who are in
the habit of driving them of from the com.
mons where they are in the habit of grazing,
either for the purpose Of securing a reward, or
trading them off in the country for other cows
which are afterwards sold in the market
Look out for the wagons! Our friends Army
Shinn have just finished overhauling, reno.
waiting and enlarging their mineral water and
bottling depot, and making their general fall
and winter arrangements for supplying their
extensive custom with the very best of porter,
ale, cider, &C., besides their unsurpassed cor.
dials, &c for persons in delicate health.
Circumstances have transpired since the
notice of the absence Of Mr. John Claxton. in
the Star of yesterday, which 60 to confirm the
suspicious Of foul play by some person or per-
sons. After the notice before mentioned, q
gentleman's shawl was brought to Messrs.
Welch Wilson Of our city, by person who
found it in the Washington canal which these
gentlemen recognized as one they sold Mr.
CLAYTON some time since Mr. c. is repre-
scented by those who were intimately ac-
quainted with him as a young mau of very
steady habits, inofTensive in his department,
and very generally beiiked 1t is therefore
reduced to certainty that if he has come to
an untimely death, it was the work of some
person or persons done for gain, or to crafty
the evil propensities Of an evil heart His
friends and family are greatly distressed on
account of his absence.
Business of every description continues
ste ady and moderately brisk
Our City Councils will meet again this even
ing, at o'clock, when we presume, the bill
providing the ways and means for lighting
cur streets with gas will be passed and signed
Nothing new in the markets, and no mate
rial change in prices since our report of yes
teIday. SPECTATOR.
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Since our last weekly report there has been
considerable Improvement in stocks and bonds.
We quote Washington Corporation 6's I03a
1884; Georgetown do, 9Sa99; Alexandria STA
843.
In New York, stocks of all descriptions
have run up very high. The great depression
in the market for the past two months caused
a very low point to be touched, and the up.
ward movement has been rapid and strong
The favorable influence of 81 900, 900 in gold
from California and the sdvices by the steamer
europa. on yesterday, caused the leading
s'oeks ct the second board to advance l to !
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NATIONAL GALLERY OF ExrHkaR
BINARY CUEIOSITIES

a NEW AND CONNECTED CA rALOGUE
mas Just been published by me, with the al.
terations thst have b-en dexisnedp w rade co,
rected. This is the third time 1 have had TO
ave, my Catalogue, and at a heavy expense \
P1onsneo Catalogue that was a credit 10 myseif.
aciooit 10 the Govern ment, credit 10 N dIst,n.
guished seientiAc persons who arrepgfd he Mn
scum, tCapt wilkes took particu ar occasion 10
e., himself pleased with IT, ana credit to
.ne uisungulsneo person At the head Of the Pat
ent Once, who permitted me 10 nsse :, "a . "
IL In tne government building havecomra,ed
IL with the Catalogues Of the British Mnse,m
ana Jaidin des Plantes, and 81 compares wei
ers to be satisfied long as man {. De,m,,,s5 90
s,sna al tne door and depreciate IL, and who las
put TWO humble on each case TO confuse ana nov,
pr ~, ,i na OF ALFRED HUNTER
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JOB PR1STISs Our patrons and the public
are reminded that We are prepared to have
their orders for Job Printing of every descrip-
ton executed at the shortest notice, for the
lowest prices and in the best and most salts.
factory manner. All wanting such work done
cannot do better than to apply directly at the
counter Of the Star ofice
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SHAVING MADE EAsr.-Wct your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops Of balm of q thousand
Flowers," rub the beard we'll and it will make
beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents
For sale at Shillington's, agent for Washing
ton, and ell druggists.
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GoDEr FOR DECEMBER, just received from
the Publishers, seems the perfection of a
ladies magazine in sll it's departments, vet
Godey promises that "the Lady's Book for
1857 shall be superior to 1856 " We have
zone curiosity TO see how this ia TO be done.
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FUBs. FURs-AT sEvMeUR,S.

FU8S, FUBs-AT SEvNGUR,S,
nECiDEDLY THE LARGEST COLLEC.
- ton Of Ladies' elegant FURS that has ever
before been brought to this market Is now ready
foI sale a, the Georgetown Ma ufsotory.
STONE MARTEN, MINK, SABLE,
FITCH Do FRENCH Do
ROCK DO SIBERIAN eQUIR,L;
In short every article that Is fashionable in the
Fur line, and very moderate In price Ladies'
will please call Gar y and get bargains at
W.T.. SEYMOUR'S,
nov 12-2w Georgetown
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THANKsGIvINs IN FARMvILLE.-Goy. Wise,
of Virginia, having failed to designate day
for Thanksgiving, the citiz sns of Farmville,
public observance of Thursday, the goth of
November, the day set apart for that purpose
In more than twenty States Of the Union.
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SHASGHAIs.-A gentleman Ia Norfolk, Va,
has 30 hens that average 20 eggs per day,
amounting to 1890 per year. The cost Of
feeding is about l2f per week.
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Senator Slidell received q dispatch yester.
day, from the editor Of the New Orleans Cou-
rier, stating that Bach anan's majority in Lou.
isisna II about 1000.
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8ONNkfn! BONNEfS. BONNKFs!
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN In.
w voice Of New York BONNETs;
and, with our former supply, we can show
40 rich an assortment O. can be found In
the City. Please call and examine "a
eco. II. CAeeIDAY & co.
cctu Successors to 4. Tate, 3l4 Pa. Az.
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OK REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR
~ l. ~ the return to US OF PATENT HY.
DRAULIC JACK, made by Dudgeon, New
York. takea few nights since from our granite
will please lcok out for II
nov III -1w BERRY Il MOHIN
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TO THE LADIER.

~ WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR ~
<Jfashionh Bile asst rtment Of Velvet and ~
other WINTER BONNETS. Also. S6
new style Of Hair DIesse, ard Flo ers lust re.
lived from Paris; and all othe, articles in IN.
Millinery line. G. PRIBRAM q co.
Pa; ave-, bet. 10th and 11th sts, south side.
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DENTAL SURGEON.

nR. COSBY, PENN AVENUE, BE-
- tween Sixth and Seventh streets 80
at the place formerly occupied by DR. 49,
Van Patten, has just received a very n1Ip
large supply Of articles pertairi x to dentistry
and respectfully invites the public to give him a
call Having devoted his whole time TO the pro-
fession, he Is perfectly safe In declaring that he
will give entire satisfaction I'm every case The
best Profe sionsl references be seen at his Of
&Se. nov II .tM,rcbYOk
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmsnt.-On yesterday, 18Th November,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
a. - L.
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DER cent, and the market closed frm. Vir-
einia 93t; Missouri 90f; Tennessee Git
Money market unchanged. Loans on cell
to per cent first class paper 6 to 8 per
cent; second do. Q to IL per cent.
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DELTA SAtAnH

rou, stTsst, teficsex STA and sra street,
I'nIS ELESANT SALOON NASUPENHn
on saturday evening, November sth.
h Sna ne proprietor, In soliciting patronage, 60
Dees ieave to assure the public that he bss.
rpse NO pains or expense In making this the
i TGS Siegsnt EATING and DRIAKING "a
EUN IN washington city. Its central and mir
.e aocaiity, and the admirable adaptation Of The
noase 70 tne business, aided by the best Of cocfs
obtain The finest OYSTERS and other delicac,e.
when me m .rket affords, will, he hope. mer,t
eno receive the Patronage Of his friepds and H.
nov 12.H Asa p,o
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Boarding.
DOCKET MATCH SAFES, Ar

DOCKET MATCH SAFES, AT
novl3-S LAMMUND,S.
X Mss kRIS6LE's DEPO liam
IN MOND, asa 9TH street, has again been sp-
pointed my sole agent FOR the distri button II TOYS
nov 10 81 KRlSS KRINGLE
&S hEWAR O.-STRAY OR STOLEN
W. rom No 2Sl + street, or the 18th 6S<<s
Instant, very large red cow withN ~
white race and brown rims round both Wy
eyes, white breast ard long horns (very wrin-
kiedl coming straight ont from the lead ald turn
ing down 10 the face. novI33ts
POrATOES-P0TAT
oSI RECEIVED FROM THE NORTH
v eco bushels Of IRISH POTATOES Of ,unef>
ior quality, which offer low for cash. Also,
superior article Of fresh ground BUCRwHE,T
rLouk OF superior quality. at prices TO suit the
uiiies CHAS L. SMITH,
nov l3-lwh N. w. cor of 10Th and l. .ts
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Asa RICKETTS,.

MAUDS Oh GENfLEMKN,0 aHAWIs
WEhAVEJUSTR Received OURTHfpn
ana largest supply Of gentlemen's shawl..
enaDfscing every varie y, weight, and size
b-Also, large lot Of Bay STATE shawl.
d apiece. Call at f''Ne VI
GEO H; B. WHITE cos.
Al, Cop and Gents Fun ching storre
nov lI-n ~ Pa Az. bit 9th andI mr. a
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O. z W Z ID STRAYED AWAY
pC from the SUBSCRIBE. living on the ~. s.,
corner OF I'd st eet east and North Caro- n I-fsS
lima avenus, Capitol Sin on the 18th ofsYTN
October RED cow, with q lump on her mech,
near the head. Also. a Red Cow-CaIf 4 or s
months cid Any informs ion through The City
rost once Will be thankfully received. The
above reward will BE- paid on her delivery Z, ne
nov IL Stu CHRISTOPHER MCDONALD.
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10O0 CORDS GOOD SEASONED OAx
wv WOOD to be sold and delivsred in
Quantities than cord M reduS A 49, ~ "a
one or NOR cords delivered from The ears direcf.
81 wholesale Plioes. Orders received al The cor,
ne1 OF 10 ana sire T. north, near the depot also
south. ~ I
DSNI !Au 70 VISIT YHE e. A
- ssoss q 0ekAU6HLIN . 90.
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Amusements.
w z M A N |!

AT ODD FELLo VS. HALL, NAVY YARD,
THIS (FRIDAYD EVENING,
And TOMORROW (saturdas) EVENING.
CONE oNE,-C0MB kLL"-At7 O'Clock.
nov Ia n
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&S ne" ahD.-SIRAYc cd OR STOLEN,
ePc on or about the 18th Of October, <suA~
large WHITE cow neck specked with ~
I'd Her II Fsh marks are very notable 49,
Her horns are rather shor. and the point Of as
b. en- knocked OF as has also thelcap of one OF her
hips She has a durham appearance, with rather
short tail. The above reward will be paid on her
delivery at B. F. MOALEY'S Cigar and Tobacco
store, corner Of Bridge and Washington streets,
Georgetown. nov "a 81
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&100 REWARD.-RANAW FROM
p1OO the subscriber, on sunday night the
h Inst living near Tenalytown, In the District
Of Columbia, nv NEGRO MAN, wM BELL.
about % years old six feet high, very dark color
with full suit Of hair, and talks rather slow when
spoken to will give fifty dollars II taken in
the District OF Columbia, or one hundred dollars
IL taken ont OF IT, in either case to be secured in
Jail so that | get him again.
nov l-3t* NOTLEY MORELAND.
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WINTER MILLINERY,

WINTER MILLINEkY.
MRS. CASSIDY WILL OPEN ON Satur-
NA day next, November 18th, a rich aud A.
splendid assortment Of Velvsts, satin, Plush
and SIX FRENCH HATS for ladies and ~
children, which she has TIL day brou hi from
New York, OF most elegant styles and description,
at tie store Of
GEO. H. CASSIDY CO,
nov l4-3t Successors to A Tate 3I4 Pa av
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Fifth Appearance CT
THR PYNE L HARRISON OPERA FR0uPR
BENEFIT OF Mr. w HARRISON.
THIS EVENING,
The splendid Opera Of
LUCIA, The BkIDE OF
Tomorrow Farewell Night and Bers eft Of
MISS LOUISA PYNE
DoniIetti's Opera Of I" Child Of the Regiment"
Monday, frst appearance OF Mr.. 4 BOOTH. the
distinguished young tragedian. sbl supported,
In the historical tragedy Of {" Richard III"
Box ONCE open from stotx o'clock, when seats
can be secured
Doors open at6x; Open commence at7x.
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Know Nothing Tickst.-We have be.
fore Us e curious thing in the way Of Know
Nothing electoral ticket voted in Montgomery
county, Maryland, at the recent election. The
cut it bears at its head represents portrait of
Jackson on the left hand "a huge hickory tree
in the centre, and the harp of old Ireland on
the right hand-the whole capped by an arch
bearing the inscription of jackson and Lib
erty 1t is worthy of note only because it
illustrates cspitally the fondness of Know
Nothingism for false pretences.
1hs Proposed New Post Office at Balti.
more, Md.-We hear that the Attorney Gen.
eral, on investigation, has decided that tho
title of the Exchange building property, ten
dered to the Government, is net sufficient to
justify its purchase, as was intended, for new
post office in Baltimore, Md.
Death Of an Army Officer Second Lieut..
Israel Miller, ninth infantry, was lost over.
board from the steamboat Mary, on the Co.
lumbia river between the Cascades of the
Columbia and Fort Dallas Oregon Territory.
on tho night Of the Goth Of September, 1855
Financisl,-The financial circular of Syee
ny, Rittenhouss, FAINT & Co, bankers, Of the
18th, says:
The demand for warrants has some " hat in.
creased since the date Of our last weekly re.
view; but although the demand on Tues.
day and yesterday was pretty we'll up with
tho supply, there wss no apparent difficulty
z -
the market firm to-day at the following rates
40-acre warrante......S 08aS1 IL per acre
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NEw MoDE or FATTEEiHG Fo~Ls.-Mrs Car.
son, residing ON the Iisburn Road, near Belfaat
ireland, found In the gixxard Of Cochin-China
pieccs Of delf, percussion cap, aud no ieSs than
dns pins. The bird was IN sxesuent eo4dhion,
pI Iusnp ana fst, aAd ssslned Dot - have hesr in-
iured ia the Stiehtest degree by the adnixtufs OF
sneh - ra0us' nateriAls with its food
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

FALLING OF BELL-rh Rock Island QI) Ad
yertiser states that bell for the second Pres
byterisn church was elevated 10 its place In the
stecple on Monday last. At the frst attempt made
bell fell TO the ground after being elevated nearly
TO it's place. distance Of nearly two hundred
fest A It came down, everything before II
yielded floor joists and heavy timbers alike spin
tering and breaking with the utmost ease imagin-
ble They broke the fall Of the bell sufficiently
however, 10 keep the bell itself from breaking
when it reached the ground. II weighs over two
thousand pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

CoEsoLlDATIoN.-The Pennsylyania Legisla.
ture have passed q bill to consolidate into one
corporation, under the title of 1.-The Pittsburg and
Chicago Railroad Company" the three corpora.
tions whose roads extend in direct line from Pitts
burg to the great lake city of Illinois. The com.
panies consolidated are the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, the Ohio and Indiana Railroad
Company, and the Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail.
road Company. The entire length of the consoli-
dated line is 465 miles, and the amount of capital
authorised is $l00O0OO0, of which S5, ,OO0, 600 has
been paid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

Coal IN BUCKINGHAM CoUETY-The Peters
burg Express states that deposite of valuable
coal has been discovered in Buckingham county,
Va, about four miles from Farmville, and directly
upon the Fsrmvile and Buckingham Plank Road.
Daily and Seay have already taken about fifty
bushels of superior coal from the girts and
mers pronounce it of the finest quality. It'll high
to call soft coal" The seams are frequent and as
far as the present explorations show, vary from
two to eight feet in thickness. Sizes.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE AT WEYMoUTH.-Welea learn
that last night the Office of Fisher A. Kngsbury,
Esq at Weymouth Landing, was blown complete.
iy to pieces by some villain, by means Of keg of
powder placed upon the sill of the cellar window.
This is the second time Mr. Kingsburys office has
been blown up, An attempt on the night OF the 5th
instant not fully succeeding. The cause of these
is Mr.. Kingsbury's execution of the liquor law In
cases brought before him as Justice of the Peace.
The citizens of Weymouth intend to hold an in
dignation meeting-Boston Tran. Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

10 st. Petersburg and elsewhere, and number Of
unfoundsd rumors regarding contracts for railways
and other public works are already in circulation
From Times City Article, Friday EvcninS
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CRY MILK.-A few days since the family of a
gentleman, worthy citizen at the North end,
caae near being poisoned by partaking Of impure
milk. cat to whom . dish full of the fluid had
been given, died under i1 effects in just hour
The members of the family who had used II in
their coffee Experienced . nausea which was soon
oyer--B0s Jour s@S
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THE EFFECT OF PEAcE.-A letter from HAMBURG
of the 10th, IN the Brussels Independence, says
Since peace has been considered certain merchants
and negotiations have arrived alaaost daily from all
parts of England with the object Of establishing fac
tories in some part of the Russian Empire IL 10 q re-
markabe fact that Of all the people of Europe the
English show most eagsrness renew business rela-
tions with Russia 1t is now in contemplation to form
great Anglo Russian Company, which, with consd
government authority to TO profit on vast scale
the territorial and mineral riches OF The Russian ter
iitory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

THE RHODE ISLAND SEHAToRsHIP.-The Pro
vidence Journal says that J. Prescott Hall, of New
port. and formerly U. S. District Attorney In New
York, is one of the prominent candidates for u. s..
Senator, in place of Senator James,
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THE BARDsTowN FIRE-The Bardstown (Ky0
Gazette estimates the total loss by the fire in that
town at $4,000. The largest losers were G. w.
Hite, $4,000; Dr. McCown. $4,000; J.. G. Wick
life, 8 600; Mrs. Gibson, o. 900, and the Metho
dist church, $1,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

A HUMAN HORN--Dr. Porcher, Of Charleston
has In his possession horn, about seven inches in
length, and in diameter two inches and three quar-
ters, bearing close resemblance to 4 rams horn
which he extracted from the head of negress
aged about Sc. born on a plantation in ST. Johns
Berkley S. G. The tumor commenced forming
some eight years since, with swelling and dis
charge, and after while, gradual increase in size
During the four months preceding its removal. it
grew some two inches, and having. in curving
around reached the face in the temporal region
just to the left of one eye, and having commenced
to produce suppuration of the skin with which it
had come in contact its immediate removal was
necessitated Its renewal, which was done in De
cember, 1854, in the presence of DIR. ID. J. CAIN
and several students Of the Charleston Preparato-
ry Medical School, was accompanied with compar-
atively little pain. 1t was found, upon examina
ton afterwards that some remains of the original
growth remained, and there is some probability
that II may increase in size and again require re-
moval.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

DAMAGES RECovERED.-At the Circuit Court
Rochester, short time ago, verdict of g., 900
was rendered against young man ma med Alpheus
Hayden, for slandering the private character of q
young lady whom he had been Sparkling" named
Julia Silence We should think it would have
been better for Mr.. Hayden had he kept silence
Montreal Herald
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WHATS IN NAMEa-The Darlington Is. c.
Flag says that a child in that District, not long
since, received the following name: Frances Cor.
nelia Amarintha Olivia Sarah Rebecca Sophronia
Julia Josephine Victoria, Queen of South Caro-
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SNow.-Snow still fingers to almost fabulous
depths to the north aud northwest. The Utica IN
W Herald speaks of gentleman who had ira.
yelled over snow four and six feet deep in the
woods of Vienna, the day previous. The drifts on
the Heidelberg are even deeper. There is the
woods and gorges 1t is fortunate it goes slowly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

EAST HANOVER PRESBYTERY.-This religious
association met in Fredericksburg on Friday last,
the 18th, when the opening discourse was preach.
ed by the Rev Edward Martin. The Rev DR.
Pryor. of Petersburg, was chosen Moderator
The following ministers were in attendance Rev
Mr. Curtis, Rev MIR Gildersleeve, Rev DIR Armstrong,
Rev DIR Hoge. Rev DIR Moore. Rev DIR Pryor Rev
Mr. Taylor, and Revs Edward and Alexander Mar
tin. Most of the ministers were accompanied by
an Elder, representing the several congregations
The Rev Alexander Martin was elected delegate
to the General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
church.