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WINSTON DC POWERS,
GROCERS, CON VI IsSION AND FOR WA IL DING
MERCHANTS

VOrner OF Vary and Pearl NtTttt>,
store the North their Spring
Goods which be and varied when received
merchants and the trade
generAliy-among which will be found
L.Agnayrs, Mzricaho and Java Coffee
81 hhds. y. o. and p X. Sugar-some choice
$40 packages Refined sugArs-Al sorts
y o. Moasses and Refined
hhis. Cuba aud Muscovsdo MoAsses
2iO packages q. p, Imperial and Black Tea
2l5 boxes American and French Glass
Leather
hOx rAloN. AdamAnne an Sperm Candles
bbls. Tanners and Machine OIL
leo legs assorted Nails (uiost approved brands)
half pipes Hennessey and otATd, Dupuy 90. Brandy
vintage 1872 and 1850
8 choice Holland tin
y and y Brandy, Pale and Dark
bbs Rye whisky warranted 10 TO Is old
(unequaliei)
$40 bbis Cincinnati whisky Alcohol, daily expected
iso package. Of other whisky wines,oo
80 basket. Champagne 50 Caret
2O2,OOO Cigars
oodW Ware. &c.,
which they will sell low punctual customers mhiS
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kICIuOND I.OoH \ G-tIASS AND PIC
TtHE FRAME MANDATORY.
ESTABLISHED 1910.
2IO BROAD STREET, RICHMOND
M FNANtk. PROPRIETOR would call attention 20 his
we hue stock q Materials and Frame. uOW hand
TIVE OVAL FRAMES which he
ror % thing ~ al IN biz ket
TIE foluNug comprises pornn'of hand
% dispose Of ~ IT,
Plain aud Ornamental GILT Frames
Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut Frames
GILT Rosewood, Mahogany aud Walnut o. c. Beyll Plain
Mrudiugs
Toilet Boxes, swing Glasses. &c
Iookng.0lass Plates aud Picture Glass
Back, stuff for Frames
Cord and Tassei-. ~ al descriptions
Car and Room Moulirgs. and Rusctes for builders
Old work Rsglt, Paintings Var ished &C.
Merchants Cards fram Il NJ WHOLESALERS prices.
Al orders vii receiys prompt attention.
NJ FRASCK, 2iO Broad street,
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RAILROADS, &c.
" cn.sss AND AlrxsSpsrl ksiiscsn'


SoHruEhS, sorrHEES rRAvsLLsRs.
DAILY. (sandsy night cxcep,dJ Richmond
and Washington City, rtr Gordonsve and Alexandria.
81 departure at Richmond Gas W.. and 80 p NJ
Returning leave washington. A. NJ. and p
md = Rchm-nd 81 y. NJ. and NJ.
Washington
RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL. and
being excellent order, and CARRYING rHE GREAT NORTH
ER> AND SOUTHERN MAIL the OF always
arrivals daily Richmond and
Washington city Ia advance 81 the Steamboat line.
Richmond and Washington t5 30
always ready, prossA
the
them take their meals whether
North or South.
Through he obtained between DsnvIe and Washing
nearly completed Dznvie
An will checks
lheT baggage all the
or the Baltimore Depot
the mail line by the Old Steamboat
ia J. "A Snn't
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TRUNKS. &c.
NEW STOCK
n q n rs. AN rs. Il

NEW STOCK
SCOTS, SHOES, &e.
We are no. opening an entire stock Of Win r
ter Boots and shoes. comprising good assortment -
Of a. Kinds. 70 Which ash the attention Of friends
the public We think show the
Among found
Ladies 0altsr., of nearly every style
FINE Morocco, GoAi and Md Walking
fine Caif-kin Walking Shoes, superior article
White Md and White Satin Bisek satin do
ZINE Mo-. Md aud Goat walking
Ovrr ehoss
ocnuemen' Fine Dress Boots
Double Sole Calf Water Proof aaitrrs
Patent Leather
Misses. and Chudrvns shoe.
Servants Shoes, Of rood quality, for met
All Of which v be sold the
des PUrNEY. WATTS a PUrNIY.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
ruNHk ladies have been generally annoyed for
II some t~c or three years past, With Shoes GA ~
ripping ndcd slmcs, proverblai
half n
of el..
something stand aud am han
~ the ladies he has sOceced hs.
ee the soles which cannot by force that could employed
h separated from the An assortment Of
Just received and shall be pleased To show INN TO the ladies'
No. II, Street,
q. ia
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HEAD QUARTERS FOH FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING.
SILVER MEDAL FOR 1888,

TUNIIE members NJ the Legislature
~ the Old establishment i2l corner
Main outfit
the the subscriber has hand
mrnt ~ Gcnemsn Wearing Apparel not to b. by
house IN the city.
rvid ohe superiority Of III. Clothing awarded
The highest Silver Meds) by Mechanics
iss5
lie keeps constantly hand the hest 81 Cloths
ngs Sc with scure 81 superior wurkmrn. IT. deems
sary after trial 81 10 the public had ~ gptd
iu their concentration Tile All Clothing f
and respectfully soolts call from public
generally Strictly the price system. " a. sPFNCE
lei No n Main arIg sts
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$4,000 WORTH
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

$40, 900 WORTH
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
IA Miis'srEflr s RTcIIoEb ",
q HAVE Of largest sock Of READY
4 MADE CLOTHING have ever oaered to the virginia
Feeling assured that the pas, experience Of ai,,ea yer in this
my 9c ADD gsc.; hG We, esg ;a,;fs,o efforts hereto
81, goods a. any miSr house in the
vices. old stand, where day
No1'aTI'R SALES AND 'H " Ii! Fg &GE STREET
apl6 WI. IRA SMITH.
Ii rLlSG Esr1BIIsINESf :" afed sit s NE ohiS si
by MCCORMACK, who hat,yrs himself that con.
pete with any mauufaeutsr either North South having
gagged in The bushes for the last nine years.
IT. nov sord9e,ng ne above ba,ns., all m branches FOR
friends end the patrons Of . old establishment mat nothing
~ TO prevent imposition, be call fof MocORMAcKs
~ SODA WATER, ALE delivered in All part. Of
~ al order. rom city Of country customer. promptly attended
apI-sm WHIP. LADD Pearl IT,. and No sos Broad st.
ts5G-sPHING GOODS!
n AND GENTLEVEN's FuRNIsHIYG G6oBs"The ~
a a.sorm,nt o. piece Goods such French and Eng.h C0h
@ & sna ,9' o. s,ty .yit ana sn'y TO Els he would
misi No iqo conner Of Main a nd iS1I n.
I NNINE DRES> SIITs.-we have Io.t received a.,
n beautiful complete Pine Drr-. aud Pr1rk III
psa F io- i @ @iT yui p s. nd fs 81. E .: n
Cel W. wiz ~ - low q. 20 same goods can he bought anywere.
MERCHANT, wrisIGER CO..
/ EOH LADIES TRANELLING.-Tie Patent starch.
w, lsgnre. No. boiling lnd r'n D. pP,rd FOR in few
80, L,DIEy ROBINSON
ENTHA 60 uS md SIDES
i5 ,l ''1iP s u5n'. ..,, ,. ..,..,.
or Tor AL ~ WoNgrF e. iI Sin S5iy ,Pp''-
"AAiEE r No. $3.50 ~ .,,.. g, 90" 'm.A%pAGNE
sFlg% NiIL lIJ' .. "a s, ,o,s greso -
m.r5 Gr1,, ' Fa,i M, w, c cs,y s,s.,.
ElALrIUOHE CRUSHED AND LOAF ST..
wai9 DAvEYrorr ALLEN co
VUIUUINGS.-ito hsr hti. Wool. Family r., Herring.
- iE ie'. So. Halifax Gu, mef,os.. A..5. 80 nj. 40
MALI EDWIN woRrHAM CO.
SsPEAH JACKSON'S UAND, PANII.HIP-
- ping Tsnon and compa's Saws n aorcnt ore and
u'" Sign ~ ue Circular saw Is Mar q
80 's., T. 90 .i - g. tsyi 10 dom
- ~ i'. ''n ''lof'n MI "'uhtsit some
: m'it CHRISTIAN L,ruRop q, Main II,
q INiSH.-No H'lfs eim ti-rr.r,
n,m No N''s.r' ''.; "a l,a,, 70, sole,
N .. "' H-'e' quality %. ,sl. l..lag ~ e .ae BY
AHIut U,N SIIF.~IlIING CANS. 'or pre,,rv.
e, pia, n In, y @ "a ..s1-' ~ s,'y on. ~ small
~,s ''' ''''' '' '''''' ~ r. e. llssngev.y
VCE CuEAU THITzEHS; ICE 1uI,u
sf'.o ,,raa .t 70, al, low ~ P'' zuwfFNEs Ks
NO." AM 0tFAL.-gp bbi very superior Family
. S Bushels 'or' IN 'g,, rcrssgt .,r low by
= u is.n. 'f eS 'i c.a iiPvs 'fT T Cc
IBIAHt SrAI1H.-s .ut.ror sr,.ci-. co-..g1-I I'm
4, ne Hsnufaeturer.t by W6siBIE 4 ciiIpoEvv' '''
No 20 Pearia.
vi 80 80, , -; y superior quality Agry hsnd
I NV Sign o. The Circular sav, - Main IT,
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NOTICE EXTRA
BOOTS SHOES AND TRUNKS
TuNO at R FRIENDS. AND THE PIRI.IC.-we
N take this opportunity Of informing Frends and the Public
that Ladies'
me dress Boots and shoes, suitable the
and all Ia goods.
will bar comparison 20 Virginia any other
think We can exhibit u r we're ur-ary double the 81
shoes and Boot. other Richmond
for u 20 ~ into detail o. al the descriptions. All
call and examine.
PUTNFY ATS 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

PAINTS. GLASS. BRUSHES.
NNTOODwARD. PINCRNEY CLARKils Fulton st. NewtYork
w Importer Of CHANCES ENGLISH SHEET AND FRFNCIi
GLASS WHITE Lad. ZINC, &C, &c Manufacturer 81 EXTRA
AND GROUND PAINT BRUSIES ENGLISH aud AMERICAN Co
LORS dry ground oil expressly which
= offer on the favorable terms.
All warranted ORDERS ny
ROMPTIY ATTENDED TO. ui81-8n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

MAJ CHRISTIAN LAIhHOP
PHILIP RAHM.
EASLE FOUNDRY, Richmond, Virginia,
yI1T T ;E5s ssrs Tytsl E AS TN
w der. Railroad Cars, and all descriptions Of Rail. GH
Nn Ps s FnS. % @ decided e. i sSToTs
any others heretofore made, from ~ horse powrrJ
4h nproSed ce a Pr i5 ss ss M "a
~ clan ana S aeoy d 5 aPs s n s Rs
and Iron Castings made to order. p. RAHM.
KKsaSsvlLE, n C., Dec. Is isa5.
Dear SD; PORTABLE Eosas OF % goss and SAY Mn
Enrne work. we'll ADD a. io the saw M a, undoubtedly an
Improvement over anything that ~e have seen.
We have not saved much a. y but because We are no; fired
the candle anything In shape Of mills in this part Of North
you have any correspondent. from this respecting
mill you can refer them to our mill as gt Ill be all that is
''l''''' '' 81 "'''' 1'' '' R6 J. PEARsILL
p. The Burger Saw s No.A apis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES disagreeahle aud often
organ. anSps man @ business. pleasure and @strony I'M
u.s., 1 a s"y sI,u y s " o'y' e.,
Also Buloes ''e highly by ply
general ia,igde Are made q s aae.t MATERIAL. Price q
j. 2 ggLLoeK,
mais-in New Yots.
Vusr received =. RePe;,ay fine open PHAETeS aud
which invite The attention Of our eaemer, sad the public
mas square shove tie bank,
Evils \. WEBB s. co., No. IS Mars srsEr oder
=, Rs! go P5gs Y, ~. 9 gg ses; .. and ,,
y boge aI r3s sps'
s. thd. prim, Cub, Moa..,.
8l tbl' prime Nev Orean. Molssses
eo b,rs good 10 prime Rio Coffee
~ blgs prime LaE1syra DO
10 beye, ADD h,fboSe. Adaman,n, Sperm snd Tsov
I'm sides Sole leather
90 kegs Nails
y do Candle Wick
4o kis 80 and Macterei
gnsri assortment re, virginia snd .orga Cotton Yarn.
Tanner o. Shot and Lead, Gass Mop. soap
70 leading Bnes ant Powder. Sporting and blasting miai
NV SPHING GOODS,
NNEhave nov 10 store choice selection q Fancy articles TOT
pi'a sgprd. sad Plain Uscs ~"
! BLACK and CoIored sik Robcs
| Grenadlne and Herage DO
/ Organdir and Lawn DO
,, ,. 40. pa, T p,'n,,i, { a.,,'"T,.
Ca.imeTe shawis and scsrfs
Nerest style Paris NANTES
g@1re.5.fed ga.lr sad cauerlc corsr' and Sleeves
Mourning Collars in great variety
Muslin and Carnbhes Bands ard Trimmings
I r,,..5 &C. &C. wi lace.
lads. I'D and Doe 0sunuet'
HIact ur,ad Nens
cmI' and love do
gmbroiel.d and Revere Hdsn
Misses Gloves and Hose All 80. 100000. ~
| mtG No it8, Eagle square.
ApAuANTINE CANDLES. agent. Tor she sale
- Proctor Gambe' Adamsnne Candle, Invite The after
ton u them They consigned directly from Cir
mss ''' woMsIg CLAIBORNE, No II PEAR 81,
- BHI.S. NV ENGLAND Htn, ) Trglls ., q 81
BoS.s?gN "'"'oo '' ,Vs s F' gt E; - q 20
! - cool a9i-iw PULLIAH DAVIS.
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80 - mIrCi.so.k a osl.onN.

=, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
Id w. BOSiER, srccessos JAMS D~Hs
He Has IN hand, large Of r-NA<
and harness Among which brf oun S$6<Y~
hne Coaches with outside SCAT R.cL. ~
Slide Seat BusT.- aud aud without tons To
which he particularly invites the Of sny
article In the CaIrsgv line they will be Disposed Of ON accom-
Of Main and 9Th street J.Ia
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NEW STORE AID NEW STOCK
READY-MAD CLOTHING

READ YIN AIDE CLOTHING
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
Comprising all styles Spring Dress and Coats
Goats OF fancy cloths, Drap d'Ee
Alpaca, linen and Marsviirs Vests. in endless
fry black dress and fancy cashmere
Pants. 30 linen. mars-ilrs. camhr, SC &c.
FURNISHING GOOUS
Crsvats, T- and Stocks o the
KID silk aud thread Gloves lAudkrrcic' Collars
six and g,u1r Under six, -rno, cotton
Drawers India Rubber Goods Umbrellas &C
WHuLESALk AND EETAu-
D.GOODuAN has open at his large siore-room,
- ll9 Main Richmond. Va large
% Spring READY-MADE CLOTHING rubra-
cling an Of grade 81 Goats,
Furnishing Goo Prom hi facilities
bic liberal patrons and the public generally Will su find an
his line. lowest Of tire
"a unusually low prices FOR cash. Call and
80 Remember place and No li9 Main street.
W Randolph. bookstore. lapl>l J. b. GOODMAN.
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NOTICE-TO All WHOM IT NAY CONCERN :-wInerss
- The Richmond and Danv- Railroad Company
misfortune % lose their freight house 10 Richmond ven
ton % their rolling stock. they for present
deliver al down freight NJ drpo
lot IN i city the trans shall STRIVE said freight 10 h
Immediately removed hy those whom consigned he
long m Company u not b. responsible Tor The safe keeping
The and the parties interested any concerned wi
therefore take notice ha al freight. before stated will b
a. their risk ID uuoaded from the
Ia9i ~ superintendent n Trsnsror,siion
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Il All now receiving large addition. to my Of
~ Hats and Caps, selected perrun In the Northern 3
cities, which makes very complete. ALL
" any OF which, DISPOSED To sell terms
Wholesale " retail.
oei JOHN THOMPSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

REFERENCES Hoybecker. Au.eilA WIN Archer coet
Chesterfield; VIM " Harrison, Richmond Copton, Charles
City; y. D. W Apper'on. Charles city J. Ivey, AppeusioE;
Benj Robinson, King William TX President John Tyler
NELSON 4 MOTT
mhiT sc Main street Rohmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

AAOVI DlsPON.-Ne have determined e. open,
w nection With present business Wool Depot. Tor te
sale Of Wool and have ~ Mr. John
house, the former efficient of the WOODEN Factory this
His be Ia
husuera
Al Wool consigned will he Hrad that each purchaser
buy Wool
will hs purposes There grown yirrns y
hent quantity wool and graded
attention u manufacturers and dealers market
hope 70 succeed IN establishing good market Tor l Wool
home.
Ior particulars circulars. CRENsHAw co,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
| u Il
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f y r y 1T Y r l. ,

uvINFORD PORTER have n store at thi.
II - time the largest stock Of Richmond mas
FURNITURE TO be found In his furn- =
TURF IL superb, built by the M m
country and under
who thoroughly business sp.nda ws,,
roby Chairs Brdsead Ac Ac,
eewhere be had Of them Their
their stock by sales
y BINfoRD PORTER best article OF yurnn,. in
lat the me HE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

Accumulated Fund, Jany |, 1856 $i,Sg!p,S ~
For further information explanatory books apply
Main street, square above Virginia Banks,
fec wORTIIAN Agent
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MULES AND HOHSES.-2oo head Of Mule. ~
4Vk and Horses have Kentucky very fS
choice and superior lot Of ~ ~
for Iron Masters Railroad Plantation
for sale exchange, fair prices and terms
EDwI.. wALkEk,
AT X. Bankenshps Stables.
81 shan De In receipt OF fresh stock direct from kentucky
month In the W.
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FuNHE suhscrh having 10 their
Street between 9Th sud uth
orders for All Kinds ~ Agricultural Machines Implements
latest aud approved patterns which will be inside Of the hest
MATERIAL. and ~ superior workmanship They ak attention
"Carwes double and Horsepower and
vh have taken premium Pair which they
rxlf Patent
and Mower" the fawkes' and
spr,adcr highly approved Hay Hay Rakes Corn
shtlcrs ti0 Smts Patent Gutter Grain era
des Ac Richs Patent Ironheam Pow Of
suijon opinion of The Hon william g. Rive. 81 ue
BALDWIN, CALDWELL, A
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
THE GAZETTE AND THE CLUR.

The editor Of the Sunbury Gazette attempts
to justify the oction Of Dewart's Buchanan
Club Of this place, or rather the action Of a
few men in it, in regard to the resolution for
the publication of the proceedings. exclusive
ly. in the Sunbury Gasette. That the editor
of the Gasene should justify such conduct is
neither surprising or unexpected, although
there would be no difficulty in proving, that
in so doing, he sn.othered his own hoLe>t
convictions. The editor says -
For ourselves, we Cannot see why the
Club should have agreed TO publish their
minutes III the "Americun." We were at the
meeting. aud did not vote for or against the
motion, for we then thought that it was OF
very little importance whether our neig hbor
published the proceedings or not But as he
has made q fuss about the action of the Club
in tnis particular, We are disposed to show
that they acted very properly"
Now we have only to say that we do not
care one straw for the resolution, aud have
no desire 10 publish the proceedings of any
organization controlled by Major Dewart,
thus taking the place Of more important and
more interesting matter.
We made no fuss" about the resolution,
but referred simply to the Majors disgraceful
conduct, who We presume. is perfectly salts
fed by this time, tina. he made nothing by
that motion.
But the editor Of the Gazette says "he did
not vote for or against the motion" This is
an honest confession, although it does argue
an utter want Of manliness aud spirit on his
part, IN rt iuslng to vote against u motion that
he himself, subsequently, acknowledged was
wrong and improper, simply because that
motion was made by Major Dewart. Should
the editor deny that any such acknowledge
ment was maze, We can refer him to an
officer and prominent. member OF the Club,
for the proof.
The Gaxette also charges upon us that we
take no part in tie Club. We trust our own
sell respect will ever prevent US from Joining
any organization that has not sufficient indie.
pendenee to assert what they acknowledge
to be right. For many OF the members
OF the Club We entertain the highest respect
and We know that three fuurths Of them
c"ndemn the conduct, which the editor OF the
"dzefte himself, has PrieGtety condemned, but
which, publicly, be dare not diSapprove.
IL We have published the Proceedings o.
the American and other conventions, il WAS
because they were respectful, aud We were
requested TO do SO.
We contend that any organization is better
than this rotten oligarehy of wealth, that has
Tor several years past assumed, and almost
destroyed the democratic organization in this
county, by attempting TO force upon the
party. candidates who have neilher tho char
aeter or ability necessary to fill the Offices tc
which they aspire. ..ga. ..... ..-.
This Club can be Of no service to Mr.
Buchanan in this county. but rather an injury
il suffered to be controlled by one who has
no personal popularity and, whose only inHu
snce 10 measured by dollars AID eeats
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
By RNQrEsT.
FILLMORE & DONELSON MEETING

In pursuance OF call. a number of the citi-
zens Of !Suybnry.. met at the Conrt House, on
The meeting was called to order bv ap.
pointing JACOB BRIGHT, President ;
Jons BowES and II. ). GoslN, Vice Presi-
dents. and +. ID. Grant, Secretary.
Edward &. Judson being present addressed
the meeting in an able manner. On motion,
it was
Resoired, That We form Fillmore ( Don.
elson Club.
The Ckb then organized permanently by
eecting the following officers unanimously:
President PETER lilLEMAN.
lice PreSidentS-JoHN BowES and JouN
llH.EMAN.
Recording Secretaries J. G. Markle
aud Jos. II. McCarty.
Corresponding Secrctary--Thos. NJ Grant.
1reasuyer--Wm. Il. Grant.
Erecutire Committee George Rem, j. G..
Young. Nathan Martz, W. H. Thompson
and w. X. Martz
After being fully organised, G. persons
enrolled themselves as members Of the Club.
On motion. ReSolred. That we meet again
on next Saturday evening. and that these
proceedings ho published in the Sunbury
American, Miltonian and other papers
Signed Gy the Officers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

CLERICAL SCANDAL.--rhe Union of Turin
says :--Most horrible stories are now being
told Of the conduct Of the Legate Grassellmi
at Bologna, and from the inquiries made
there is no doubt Of the truth. The Cardi-
mails gardener had daughter, who WAS con-
sidercd to he the prettiest girl in Bologna
and was engaged TO be married to Il young
Bolognese. HIS eminence took fancy to
her and attempted to seduce the girl, but she
not listening. he had recourse to Roman
prelate mannuvres, and banished the pro.
posed husband. so that the girl might pur-
chase his return at the expense of her honor.
But finding even that this would uot do, under
the preteXt OF heresy, the poor girl was taken
from her parents and thrown into prison
The parents went Immediately to the Aus
til IN General Drgenield. Cardinal Grassellmi
pretended to know nothing ubout it, but the
General knew his man and threatened force
The girl was set at liberty aud given over tc
her parents. The treatment she had received
in prison was so horrible, that what hetweel
shame and suffering the poor girl expired il
few days.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

On Saturday morning the charred remains
Of human being, which were found III iront
of where the building hnd stood, ana outsiue
of the line of the piazzn, are supposed no"
to be those Of the body OF Anderson Gam.
and not of the elder Cain Ills pocket kniie
and mcneil we're found near the body. The
supposition is that Anderson jumped from
the piazza to escape the flames, and was
injured 50 severely that he could not escape.
No trace has yet been discovered OF the
rpmans of the others burned to death.
Philip Cain. Jr. the only one that escaped
with life from the building. succeeded III
getting into the open air by means OF STAR
way in the tower on the right hand corner oi
the front lie was horribly disfgured, and
all his clothing burnt from his body, nothing
being left except the neck and wrist banus oi
his shirt lie stated previous TO his death
that he was awakened by the roaring oil the
flames. aud that he ran TO his fathers room,
where he found him sitting up in bed. lie
tPhlipl rushed through the tiames, ard al
The same time he saw his sister Martha run
ming through the flames. AS soon as Philip
was discovered upon the ground, he was
removed to the United States Hotel, and
Dir. Kennedy sent ior, who administered all
the necessary remedies. but which were not
sufficient to save the unfortunate yonng mans
life. Every attention was paid the sulert'
10y Mrs. Tompkins and MIR. Storkbrdge
Great efforts were made to save the furniture
in the lover part of the house, but without
avail. The loss Of parlJr furniture amounts
TO abou: $4,000.