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LEAVE DAYS.
Atlantic. York iverpoo May "a
Cahaw York. iiaN y. May g
Asa.........New York Liverpool May
Fulton. New York Havre via Cpwc, ...aMay
Barcclune New York Havre. June ::
Canada Boston vcrpOo june
Baltic ......New York. Liverpool lune
Africa. New York. Liverpool.
Washington New York;. Bremen via Cowcs. June
North Star. New York Southampton &c....Jn1y
EdnbuTg, New York;. Glasgow
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sonal ateno 10 IT. and W III wanting in no
0mubrs airnye nrnlnuco to convoy travellers 10
and from the peros aud Packet Landing.
4 100000 Wh"iEn" - ' "" " " pay -" 1Is1..'
rash nricc9 Tor land WARRANTS / viii also attend 10
the prosecution Of any claims against the Federal
j. n GORboN,
Office the corerof 18th street and 9Th alley lynehburs
.TuEE sNs.HANcE."-M MUTUAL nENGrrr
a. COMPANY apita January III. lHlf s2,&ja9us
47Icrsons in LynrhmrR can obtain explanatory papers
mud effect insurance In this Company, b, calling on i IL
VIM Morris, Melirai Advisor
The Company p"rg afai +" all insured FOR the term of
rho dividends arc mnle annually fourth year
arerecrivod in part payment Of The premiums.
The Company commenced business in Apf 1915, and Its
tius making the very low when pulley Is made for
thu life 1.-THE annual premium auountsto $50 note
bearing interest nt cent may he given for half
No Company affords advantage, hrier security It
II W. KNOWLES,
may 23d,m. Agent at Richmond
GCHOOLEx's PATENT KEEHsGEKA-
- TORSThe subscriber prepared to supply orders for
this supsAr article. which Is pronounced by competent
judges ycs best Refrigerator ever yet invented lrsac
may laascrs
WE Received by Expres- '"-d", !" hcm"'if"i
yles Also very pretty Lawn and Jaconet Robes
ace for Yourselves J. A. sTIGLER co
may27-ts Rep copy
NEW FnENCH woRK.We cnii the "',"n-
mont Of FRENCn WORK-colas Sleeves, Handkerchief,
swiss sets Cambrc Sets Thread Lace ses MechIn
sets EmbroIered Skirts Infants skirts aud Waists apps
&c, &c INA 22ul JAMES a. sTiGLER co
II ySCsrHURC, May 22d.-ssroccrics! Gro
returned from Northern cities with the largest stock lie
has the pleasure of offering to his friends and the
10 hhds y o and =. X. Sugar
10 IBIS ruverizcd Sugar
boxp Ioaf Sugar
90 bliss o and p Il. Molnsscs
SO bbls COTE Sugar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

~ the entire TYPE. BORDER. CUTS. CASES, &c, ne
longing Iynehhurg Republican. The type are nearly
new, quantity sufficient for good job Once, there
being over sixty different fonts Of type.
ma % n HFNRYD FLOOD, Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

ltkBEHs HOt~t This cOnsen,eniI, toenied
coupe1nuy constructed Hotel. under the manage
men Of the nod is excellent condition the
nccoiumed the public The proprietor dcso"s hif
sonal H. and will hn wanting in efforts
pnnd calculated promote the comfort Of hi4 Rucs
0mubrs Ia nitrflnco TO convey travellers Ia
from the bppots aud Packet Landing
= T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS Wise, at the re-
quest of the Faculties ofRichnond College, Washing
Ton College Randolph and Macon, and William and
Nary College invites Convention of the professors
OF the University Colleges and incorporated Acade-
lHes of the Commonwealth, and of the county and
town superntendents of the Primary and Free Schools
10 assemble in Richmond the 23d day ofJuly next
ia take into consideration the interests of education
IN our State, how it may be best promoted and, by
mutual consultation, to agree upon some general
scheme to be recommended to the Legislature at its
next session for its approval and adoption.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

MEANYEss-Some senseless scamp is amusing
himself by cutting the awnings on Main street, un-
der cover of the night, We should like to see the
experiment tried on his worthless hide-with cow
skin, however, instead of a knife. Let the rascal be
detected ifpossible, and brought to punishment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

s,3a ANA 1850.
N,pgLI u Ar Dsand upWARD.-I find by
oxpcenro thai the pet.rsi to do business To sell
lrcos small pro lsf then all caphuy have In
store tho hsaaftsent oi READ AADf CLOTHING
TINT had tho peasureof ong 20 the patrons Of
my house aud pockets Of al who
give call My Merchant Tailoring department Mt
wth all that desirable aiy ard qualify OF Cloth,
cassmatop and Yeaiinga Mr. Jnps Wits, Gutter never
fails good and wnrkmcn boast Of having
puflora il the ftetn Pleasc give me n CALI
TIIOS. W. ROYSTON,
may oiita as Sycamore str,rt. Petersburg
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1aNJ uANTENCTl s.tssys.-w We nuyc on hand

l. and sale Olive Oil Oil Almonds, Oil Lemon oh Der
gamot OIL Wntcrgreen on Rose GeraLum on Nebhena oh
Cinnamon. Anse Seed oil Cloves Cinnamon Bark, Gum ara
bic Branding Boards Branding Brushes, Branding Paint
rey superior Tobacco Flavor from 81 80 TO 80 10 per
gallon Copa yarnish &C. &c &C. all of which we Sell Al
reasonable prices j. II. THOMPSON " ~
may Is dSrtsif Apothecaries & Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

Ae, Tho ilnuso aud Lot Judge Daniels lii, viii
purchased II v laswaod several men, OF good judgement,
pressed the opinion that this the
able family residences about tewn The property will be
III for u desired liberal credit NJ DAVIS IN
n,aV 4iNi4
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" q. "IEaS' y KsunGO" suAD.-
Ns n hat barrels nt up family 10 arrive. Tor
SALE on ppsttrs account by II. Z. HARDY A 60.
Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

tommissioner Of Repenue--Petcr J. Hill-no oppo-
lsiton
JrsT1cEs.-la DistyTct-Austin G. Pampin Ho-
pace NJ. Loving. Edward L. Purvis James NJ billiard.
"a Dts'ric'.-Frederick NJ Cabell, Danl A. Cheat
wood, Alex. Brown, Frederick G. Peters.
"a. D}s'rtct-Wm. W. Harris, VIM. b. Shepherd,
paul NJ Harris, Rich'd Wbourne.
an. H'strjrt.--lohn W. Dickinson, James N. Har-
Jno. +. Coles, Moses II. Fitzpatrick.
~. observation-disclosures s. billiard, Jacob Warwick,
sna II. Loving, Jno. w. Wit.
6h. Disrict--Chas. y. Patteson, Sam'l S. Harris,
eier {. Cofey, Nathl Bowles.
toNsTABLEs--lst. Dtsbict.--Ab. J. Warwick.
"a DiStrfct--Thos. McCrew
%. bisrici.-Tacob y. Farrar.
- Dlsfrjct-Dan'l McClain.
2'a' b's'gtet.-Willis p. Wills and Wm. W. billiard
IA Districts Washngtou Campbell and Jos. b.
CHARCOAL rs 4 DIsMFEcrANT.-Thc Medical Times
iaies that it is almost impossible to exaggerate
n mportanec of the recent modes which have been
used for the application of charcoal to disnectant
'Fposes. 1t has been employed with the greatest
iefesS III the famous dissectng rooms in the Lon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

lVA day of July, 1857 MILL 1t four pair Butrs.
together Girls; and Plaster Mill Cobb urusher ali
good order which is attached Lumber House. Cooper
Shop, DIV elng House and Garden.
will aso hire OUT Tor the PERIOD valuable mill
hands For terms hch will be liberal apply to NJ HolIns
m JOHN HOLIINS
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.U""> ". r"wNnH., A,,e.ns, y, ';n".

He vii attend All the Courts Of tho city uf Lynchhnr
aud tho counties Of Campbell aud Bedford
cWUl give strict attention 10 the collection Of Claims
omcc IN SehoaiheldA building, Market street
Il ArHn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

" romnuntus. who work continually To keep tho dp
scihurthoy win cary handles OF goods aud
them saeonH 10 be carried bnck, and
the mark tho world Is rtry small, In word II Ia
4 dye that succeed.
GLASS KAINE have pursued different Their
continued la The Clothing trndc IN LSnchhutE Ia
hc ef doing husinear good Goods nj small
profits quick cash. and dndgnRand the gentle
this city, much Indebted GLASS RANK for
their improved Appearance other huuae In Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

IN undecided where yoa 90, tle CHEAPEST
md BESn piAnos postpone the matter until you
take Off Y HAsus trial You reinn thu money
until the Piauo has given sa,istse,ion.
Iis willing give bond and security 10 furni1h with
n superior InHirnment at a low price
especially entrusted teenr aoscto always receive
rnrtieulnr Var.A H. p. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer.
~ sycamore, corner of Bank rtreet.
an ts pstefaburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

REV. Mr.. TYREE, of Powhatan. a member of the
Association preached in tie End Presbyterian Church
Yesterday morning; and DR.. BURROWS, of Richmond
preached the anniversary sermon in the Baptist
church yesterday evening.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30
900 1AlAA a,nEsLAND WARRANTS
PATENT KErnr.E.

- TORSThe subscriber prepared to supply orders for
this sup article which Is pronounced. by competent
Judges tic yor Refrigerator yet invented For sale
unly by T. J. FOLkES.
~ 1tpta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

aeommec appointed by the snhdcribers 10 fund for
bridge, The In third street
the residence Moses Lacy Esg and NJ = Lang
3sq Diamond Hill w receive proposals for build
the same t Monday the 10th June next The length Of
the Bridge will be three hundred and seventy Weight feet;
wid i've between the hand rails hight hxty
feet Uh section the bridge viii moi be than
alKy feet In lcupth)
The plnnupon which design 10 have the bridge built VIII
be explained by either Of time, application
Disposed Ia present proposals for the work
The terms Of payment cash when the bridge shall have
heeu received by the Building Committee,
NM. II. LANaHORNE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

HlNUk KENT.-Wy WfiCN HHOHs' OH EIfHI ~,
- recently repaired and painted thoroughly, Ia good
noydborhnod business pn 81 the city
ready for the occupancy of family Apply to
GEORGE WHirLOCKE
Petersburg Vn.
Mr.. s. Blair the Farmers Bank will give any inor
nation desired 10 the prcmiscs Imay l2eod2w
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NOTICE Git, tEoiri. Min 81, Lyaehbnrg,
VA wish 10 tnasa Of his large and oomnudlons
eiment situated Maiu Lynehhprg. Va II has
many advantages IN position, cement, water basement
stories Ae. Sc To my Who rntsnes the busnvs 81
keeping u 10 desirable rieee Of property Such
invited examine IT, for distant the city
tn atteud tat viii dispose ct liberal temsaiihcr
or good stocks, bonds living the counties %
6recphl 7, Nicholas Iatrtto Persons wishing pnr
chase tulsrcd 10 llany DuHnnginn Esd sergeant Of
the tarpofafirn. EIEH'D X GRAIL f.
npi ahaWnN
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~ y. sc. A. psUGi.D, Successors to -

He DItFGTtD & SONS, will keep constantly on hand
LARGE stock of all kinds of FIRNIIIRE of their own manu-
factue which they will be pleased TO sbew the old friends and
patrons of s Diuguid Sons and the public generally
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~
~ ISH REVIEWS, namely, Edingburg, North brlilsh'
Westminster and London Quarerlcs and Biackwoods Mag
azne monthly Commence with North british for Novem'
Der 1855 the other Reviews and Backwood for January
1856.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Any Review or Blnckwood'
AZ Lakewood and Reviawnr any two Reviews
50 The four Reviews and Backwood, $40 -Four copies 10
address $50
Postage (Which should he paid Quarterly in advance on
The Reviews and Lakewood to post office IN me
United States year Namely: IA cents year
o each Review and 81 cents wear on Blackwood
Address. l.. SCOTIA co, Publishers.
m % dSclm 81 Gold Street. Cornor II Fnlon y y
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Tables hy using The self Sealing dansNo family should
tai to The Sell Scaling Cans, supple, certain aud
,nral menus rt,aersng Fruits aud Vegetables Straw
berries Peaches, Tomatoes Chcniea &c Ac be put
kept months fresh and perfect when Just
agents ct tho manufacturer, II, THOMPSON a co.
ma Apnthrcartes DrfgRlsta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

RELIGIOUS REvryAL.-The revival is still in progre:
At the 4th Street Methodist Episcopal church in tn
city, Rev Nelson Head pastor.-Some forty person
have professed and there are between twenty an
thirty mourners.-The church is filled nightly wit
very large congregations, and the converts are int
ligent young men and ladies.
Bishop Early is ut home and is laboring with h
accustomed zeal.-Repujiican.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

GatsGBA uObEfs. Old Point Comfort
This most delightful SUMMER RESORT, the most
ns the Southern seahnrd IN the salt
Hath, aud all tho luNnes ~ the Tide water rcgionn broad
Hampton Roads aud the Chesapeake Ray and with
military beside a. has Ia thu proprlc
torsp Of The under and will be opeucd the 10th OF
June, inter which It vii not be again closed
hiseaso IA almost unknown ~ old Point Comfort hi
season For health indeed may be said tn rival the most
secluded watering place - the mountain INTERIOR That tho
upnnr may feel tisf Ia coming down Test the
ton and the Injuries 4 this attractive low land retreat
Livery department N hu hcd by the best he had
while thu general Of the proprietor viii guard the
comfort ot Visitors aud the reputation ri the establishment
Old foiRf Comfort, Nov ah. JOS. SEGAh
may ,l..a I'm, y Hon Win
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NEW BOOKS.
upOOks!!.-New Mhcsianeoas. Law, McIieai Theoloslc
y and Juscnil, Books. for sal, ~ GEo. NJ. WEST,

ulOOks!ii-Ns~ Miscellaneous Law. Medical. Theological
ID and Ju,eni, Books. for sal, by GEo. NJ. WEST.
undcr the Exchange Hotel.
World. ~ Mrs. wm. Rses. AiesmAIie Co
siOo.
Li parrL ny oAas Dickens PAPER 80
/ ted ti.xa
fe Thought, or Cherished Memorial Of the late julia
Parker Dyscn Edited by Mis- Latmer, with Portrait e.
Marrying too Late. A Tale. by G-o. Wood. o..
The Hunors Of fsieonbdge- collection Humorous and et
day senss by Jonathan Kelley With Illustrations. Cloth
| o. -. paper vols. 81
Poetry Ea.i. By William r. Nger. Illustrated si
The American Gn Book. Containing the Farewell Address %
Geo. Washington. ~.
The Stories Of n OH Maii 81.
The Inner lac Of the Christian. Nv Rev. Frederick A. Ranch, u.
D. kited by Rev. D. v. Gerhart 81
The last OF the Par Lessons chiefly from the Life Of Jo-
scph. ny Rev. John Cummings. ID. ID. Use.
The Home Scenes Of the New Testament Christ In Family by
Rev The phnus s,ok, D D. Illustrated. 81; gilt ti5c.
Mechanical
for the Chemists, Drugts Manufacturers. Teachers
Students Second and enlarged edition. Nv Campbell Moht and
Clarence MoIht. with $50 illustrations $i5o.
Physicians Visiting Lists. for 1854.
physciaus Prescription
which added Key by Jonathan PerTra NJ D. y. r.
American Edition. Csc, Tuck ssc.
The Robin and other PARALLELS Chdren. Dy Frederick
plus ktummaeher. illustrated, zoe, kilt $i
Douglass Yarn Javenlc ldc Virginia.
brady. Eiicd by cousin Alice" beautifully Illustrated.
80 New Books received a y pnbished.
~ B-publsl this Index OF English
Law Reports Nos To ~. inclusive
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HARDWARE.

PAIL STOCK OF HARDWARE.
WARE. o. Foreign and So%s s' a.Sui.s.aae.
. which respectfully invite the attention Of my
, 'saas, eo,h ,n town and country. My stock con-
rendsrs Asa.. green. iron. aud bron,ed
Coal Holds and Cinder shovcis
shovel. and ro.s In ssis and In pairs. nns
hras: aud east Andirons and sad Irons
Iron Tea Kettles aud sznce. Pans tln'd and untlnd
Bel metal and porcelain Preserving Kettle.
MATTERS MATTERS; single and In sets, some very handsome
Tall and dat bottom bras candseks Trays
Ivory handle Knives and Fork, pieces Of Rodgers, and
other mAkes -
Double plated table and desse,, Yorss
and Other makes Of buck. bone and buffalo handle
Poety, and Knives Of Rodser, wo.snAolu. and other
RsIots, Of wosenhOlm's aud ". a $ Buishsr's make
Pruning and hedge shears
i,eneh aud moulding Flames, paidwin's make
Hand, panel, rip, tenant pit erosseat saws
Brace. and bits socket and nrmer chisels Gouses
Shinsins, isihlng and bench halehsts
Nail, brad and carpet Hammers
ranted >' 49,"
House csrpen,er's and railroad AIDES
Squares, neviis and spoke-shaves
Two and -four. fold Ra.s and Tape Measures
Weights. soi.box sciee and hand Hammer,
Nails aud Spikes OF all shes
x xnssr, and aug. and sne' Bits, all sizes
Pad stock M chest cupboard mor,ec. and closet
Round square aud Hat Bolts wrought and cast oil all
Hank and Wire
Mineral. porcelain and mahogany Knobs for furniture
and sS~rnd Spades aud shove hong short hole
Eiweiis killing Hoes and rrsbbng Hoes
Trace halter, breast, log. o Y ind we'll chans
butt Hinges, OF every size and Kind
riar ;, hook aud eye, strOp and T Hinges
iron Iron Hooks aud staples, aud ia'ps and staples
Together with almost every article usually kept line Of
ess J. W. RArCiIfrE,
..,o Corner o. sth aud hroad streets,
oclo Opposite X. y. a 4. X X.
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III n II DIVA RE.
LII IN PORTATION 1856.
II. II. MOORE a. 90

II. r.. MOORE ~ CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HiRD VA RE
No. - Pearl ST., opposite ". Frys Richmond, Va,
AVE received England full
aud complc. Birmingham Hp
wahs and from the manufacturers this
American Goods Their stock agNnd complete, consist
Ing In pauof
Rode.rs'" and wostenhcn. and Pocket Knives
Pocket Knives OF 3, s, and G blades,
uok bone ebony aud ivory handle Knives Forks
Ivory handle Knives and FORKS, 81 pIeccs,
Razors o Wade Butcher .odgcr
manufacture Of every style and quality,
scissors and shears Of various makes and
single and double barrel guns. very superior,
Pistols, Rifles, RIDE barrels and Mouniings
Trace, halter, log well, nd tongu chains.
Wedding and killing Hoes, all sizes
Axes OF Collins, simmons, aud Virginia make,
Hand and panel saws, Hammers aud
MIL, pit and circular
Spades and shovels OF Ames' Rowland ~
Anyils Vices, and Smiths Bellows,
sdec sud baud Hammers Stocks and Dies aud Screw Plates
iler shear and cast Steel, square and octagou,
Castings, Horse Shoes m Horse Shoe Nails
Wire Selves Sifers.
Horse Clnars, Hind Br,les nd IIames,
Brill, Filings, worsi.d Reins md Girths,
lNes-, Hinges aud Screws Of every description,
Planes Chisels, Augurs and Files, of all kinds,
Platform aud Counter patent and stsrlyAr
Stfish American and q. d. Percussion Caps,
HAY and Manure Forks 2, 3 and prong,
and usually found In
Hardware stores. "' ~ ."
A. goods have been purchased favorable terms
and selected exclusively for the Virginia. Carolina aud Ten
nesee trade we feel confident ofer
merchants visiting this CITY, and respectfully
mnatIOn
house la hi, Of the Northern cities
r. s-oricfs promptly and carefully
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CRiNE IN ESoLASp AND IEEL,Np.-The London cores.
pondcnt OF tho n. Y. Commercial Advertiser in
letter, says:
In the absence Of political activity the attention OF the
public has been occupied by variety OF remarkable
In the civil and criminal courts. Among these l.
The fraud Of Leopold Redpath, who with a confederate
the Great Western Railway Company the amount it
supposed, OF fl50,000. q The murder of Mr.. Little
cashier of Irish railway by undiscovered person.
who entered his while he was alone in the evening
and killed him by blow OF a hammer and cutting his
throat. B. An examination pending before the police
gistrates, of railway guard and two coufederates
charge Of stealing 5000 in bullion during it, transmits
sion from London by the Dover railway The against
Rcdpah is clear and will doubtless result in tausporta
ton for ife fate which will fall him with the
rity OF that Of John Paul since like that offender
his habits have always been easy and luxurious, and he
has been noted for extraordinary benevoence lie had
also been great contributor 20 churches and other chart
ties.
The Irish railway murder was at first more mysterious
than it appears to be, since il supposed that the
criminal had not committed any plumber piles
OF coin, which Mr. Little engaged in examining
ing been found untouched Ii has since been tanned
that several hundred pounds distracted
The only clue at present is the discovery Of the hammer
aud razor, used in the MURDER in adjoining canal which
had been drained 10y the police The bullion robbery 10y
the railway guard has of course excited great interest in
the railway world all the details of the in which
it conved, and OF the great difficulties ngenOusy
the conederaed parties having tra spire
through the evidence OF of them who has volunteered
betrayal Of the whole. The of this il gar,
and ii appears that shortly after the bullion robbery in
question, which took place year two he
fenced u transportation for forgery Upon this he trusted
OF his companions pay the proceeds of their
joint crime to young woman with whom he had been
associated Instead OF doing this person cheated aud
abused her. aud she then revealed what she knew OF the
affair Agar, who was in custody the hulk conf med
her story and gave history OF the whole TIE rail-
way servants forthwith appehened and the great
effort making obtain sufficient confederation
the story OF Agar and the woman since of their
testimony unless amply supported, would be vauecss
There seems little doubt that in this the police will be
cessul.
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RICHMOND WING.
ruH AK rs'ETDN 81 CasNolu

Prom GAs Losdos Faaaok.
THE skElErON as GHuNOIINE.
Lfass .ef 90 yersg lazy. te9sasr ,eA Jaos Sg-es
Nv NsErcu.
rhns this prs,sB, -hsa thou -eArssi.
Pal, Ala
Not on me-if auEht thou carest
rOr the rver. lady fairest
Think Of shat thou hast about thee,
To snpand thee and spread thee,
Tesrc's skeleton without thee,
Hs, ha, hat
Think Of thls when thou art dancing,
with some trnsr hin, snraneing,
where the chandeliers Eiancing.
In. Ia. tai
Think too. whilst sor gsilants spin thee,
sitentysrns IN hope To win thee
There's skeieto within thee,
lila, Ia, hal
Teen this gin for all its lghtness,
fal. Ia. la
Warn thee viii. arrayed In brightness,
Net TO lace with too much tightnes.,
La, Ia, lAi
That thy waist may be a wonder,
Not TO squeeze u half asander.
Crushing 90 the bones there under
Tia. Ia, hal
whilst this garment vide Of measure,
Pal. In. la
In the whiri OF mirth and pleasure,
Shall encompass thee, my treasure,
La.la, lAi
Thou will feel Il monitory,
In the height Of Fashions glory;
Twill be thy neiasafO maori
liza, ha. hal
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OC'rOiE 2@D.


T5No Lynehburg - ~ To Lexington 81
III To RuchAnan 1 To Tia. Natural Drlige "a
Pare fTsn both Richmond and Lynci5urg Charlottesville 81
Satisfied, fair trial. that the MAJORITY tirI
Boats better accommodated by leaving the evening
tire old and the 22l Instant leaving Richmond
Monday Wednesday Friday, T.. Canton
A. NJ first Lynclhurg at A. NJ
and Lexington Mt 6 y. NJ Of second iay
Returning, leave buchanan at A. NJ, aud Lynebarg ~
NJ, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Scottsyir
New Canton at = y. ~, and Ia Richmond A.
The Institute
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-15

USrvERsALsrs lScoNPErESr-Itis stated that tho gu
preme Court OF North Carolina has confirmed the decs
ion OF Judge Manly, that members OF the Uuiversalst
Church are incompetent to testify in OF Justice,
cording TO the laws of that State