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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
BRUTALITY OF THE COSTA RICANS &c

The brutality of the Costa Ricaus after the
fight had never been surpassedin modern war
fare. Gen. Walker on his departure from Rivas,
was compelled to leave Il portion of his wounded
(they had been declared mortally wounded by the
surgeons in one Of the churches. These men
were hutchered by the Costa Ricans in the most
cold blooded manner. The Costa Ricans admit.
$50 killed and 25O wounded in battle On the 18th
instant, Il courier reached Granada from Rivas
who stated that the enemy had thrown many of
the dead bsdes into wells but not able to
dispose of pnc third killed in the battle, and that
the atmos phrre had become infected from their
decomposition, that the cholera broke out on the
18th instant. in It's most violent character. Many
of the Costa Ricans had died, other were suffer
ing from the disease and the troops were leaving
the city terror stricken. Gen. Mora it
ported was one of the victims of cholera. We
do not place full reliance in this statement, as
on the 18th information obtained from
tive ut he Island of Antelope, fourteen miles
distant from RiyaS. that the Costa Ricans had
not abandoned Riyas, bot were fortfying the
Eth. anticipating another attack from Gen.
Walker
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

HOTEL CLosED.-Anothrr fashionable hotel in
New York, the Collamore House, has closed. and
its costly furniture was last week sold at auction.
1t has been open five years
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
Increase over lat season 679 bids.

? Increase over lat season bI9 bids.
FLOUR. We quote the asking price of Ship
ping Sopcrine SOD 90; buyers are only offer
ing SO 81 For fancy brands Superfine. S7a
"a; Extra, n 81 Rye Flour 50 Sd.
WHEAT.-Tb market for several days past
has exhibited decided tendency TO decline, and
to-day. unfavorable foreign news just received, Il
decline of IA 20 cents from our last quotations.
was established. We were advised of sale Of
prime red to-day, at 40 which would allow 81
SO for the same quality of white This seems to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
Rarapes Of small P0r on Il E,ssef.

The ship Empire State. from Liverpool arriv-
ed at the port Of New York on Saturday last huv-
ing been AZ days out. During the passage there
eight deaths from small poX, and twenty
ty-nine passengers were taken off at Quarantine
who had become infected with the disease.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
4ppaiijBr Cat0strODhe.

MONTREAL April 3Oth.-l The new suspension
bridge over the falls of Montgomery, gave away
this morning The whole structure. with man,
woman, horse aud cart. were carried over the
falls. and went down the cataract Il distance of
$50 feet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
LATEST NEWS
FURTHER FROM NICARAGUA.

The steamers Empire City and Orzaba arris-
ed at New York on Tuesday the latter bringing
dates to the 9Th inst. We have the following IN
addition to the full account of the Nicaraguan at
fairs published yesterday.
terrible afray occurred on the eth inst. be-
tween the American transit passeng' Is aud the
natives in which 81 Americans were killed and ~
wounded.
The Empire City, brings three of the wound
A large amount of the passengers baggage
and railroad property, and the property of indi.
vidua- residing near the railroad station was de-
sroyed. All the baggage III tie freight house was
rihed.
1t is impos sible to learn the names of all the
dead. Out of fourteen dead bodies at the railroad
freight house, only one name. tina, of Mrs Stokes
known.
Among the killed were the following Mich
ael Bettern, of New Orleans county, Vermont !;
r. w. Marx. of Pennsylvania, NJ. Dubois. of
Louisiana; Mr.. Stokes, an officer in Walkers ar
my.
Among the wounded are VIM. II. Hunter, Tho
odore DE Sally Secretary to the American Con
sui at Panama, and Mr.. Palmer. an employee of
the rails company, all residents of the 18TH
mus.--Also George O. Field of New York and
Rev. John Selwood, late of Grahamville $. c.
All were being sedous y attended 10 by the stea-
mer's and the lsthmus physicians.
III" passengers upon whom Inls outrage WAS
committed, were those who left San Francisco on
the Goth ult.. in the steamer Cortes for San Juan
but landed at Panama in consequence of the trou-
bles in Nicaragua.
One account says that the riot originated with
drunken man who refused TO pay a native II
dime for n peace of wafer melon
On the 1Oh inst, Lieut.. Green. with fifteen
men, had an encounter with about 300 Costa ri
cans, killing % and dispensing the rest. whilst
the Americans had on y one killed and two woun-
ded
1t was reported that Walker intended to at
tack the Costa Ricans at Virgin Bay about the
25th. having LOGO Americans and 1870 natives
under his command. With the exception of IA
few prominent men in the former legitimate par
ty. the Nicaraguans acted with Walker.
The States OF Honduras. San Salvador and
Guatemala are said to be in favor of peace and
will not invade Nicaragua. They received the
commissioners from Nicaragua in friendly spir
it and had discontinued the establishment of
troops and ,lisbanded some If the leves.
An intercepted correspondence between the
British government and Costa Rca in which the
former agreed to contribute two thousand stand
of arms to the latter, caused much excitement
among the Americans composing Walkers army
number of Minnie rifles were captured from
the Costa Ricans. at Rivas, and several Eng
lishncn and Frenchmcn were observed in the
nrmy.
The British frigate Eurydce was the only YES
sci at San Juan. Her boats were constantly ON
duty watching the movements of the Americans.
The American passengers who came down the
river were prohibited by them from going on
shore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

MI th''r arms oua persons 10 III, efs Of tlr
eos'a kiean army. shsil be pardoned.
JOHN II. MORA.
bAfEi ). EscALANTn, Sub. Sec of Depart
ment of War
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

A
NEW EKS.-uc BonnlJ n sBoOpcr,
~ Dealers In ATS. CAPS, BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS
&c doors above Exchange Corner, mud nearly opposite
Mctokr and jones' Main street Tynchburg
Na-ghc advertisers beg leave announce that they have
opened NFU HaT & SHOE STORE In this city and eH
will bc constantly supplied with every article apporaln A
ing "a their luo Of business $50
In respectfully soliciting the patronage Of their friends and
public they endorthe confident that they viii
prepared all offer superior Inducements pur
chascrs regards the quality and prices their goods
firm has returned the Northern critics.
where he made selections with great expressly for this
market intending sell for CASH punctual
time they Will he enabled sell reduced
prices. 1Hpl lldNrtsf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
CANDIDATEs FOR OFFICE.

t1f' We authorized to announce WILLIAM STONE
candidate for the Office Constable In the Seventh District OF
Campbell county Una fdtde
There report going the rounds that have withdrawn
never said authorized person to say that had
ari 2eftde WIN. STONE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS,

yr-. POWEs.u.'s uOTEu.-sirnscfu1 20 my
fs.. friends aud the general public Of Virginia and North
hI Carolina, for the liberal patronage exendedto up
La.k 2dh March last, which time OF VAR
ia occurred and which iompty made known through
The papers pnbshod tn tho city, take this method OF IN
forming that thorp has boon other
pes and has been thoroughly whewashcd
fl there la raasonp Bile gfanud suspect Infection
respectfully solicit the Of former patrons.
assuring them timo disease Of an infectious
on gaap should occur IN my house, they shall be
Informed without delay.
best informed that thoie have been
tiy two genuine Small Pox m the city, one of
which the other recovered lherahaye been
number Naronda Of which have recovered and
there none In the business part Of The city s
npi J0dlw THos, w, EiIS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

We are requested TO announce WILLIS J. COWLING
candidate for the office Of Constable for the eth district
llul
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
AUIx uMpROvEM Mt s.-some Of our

AUIs HNPROvE VI N r S.-Some OF our
" friends and customers that
been somewhat suspended for the by
the mpro have been making in We
gathed that they completed enable
To ait them heretofore only with much
veneuec and comfort They will perceive, by calling upon
that stock which large aud consisting of the
finest class OF goods be readily examined This has
been object in the change which have effected
for feetque that shall fail to sell when
goods properly exposed.
We sh friends public generally keep this
idea prominently before them that intend to makeour
abishlncu first class house, the quafy OF
stock concerned; who will with
call, yne at finding Watch. good silver
afsd rich JeMey be purchased within tho
hounds of the Coinnunw cath
We shall be pleased TO customers ormery.
SILVERTuUkN a. CLIFF,
apI ~ Formerly II. Slyerthorp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

sMsDN1sVVV cLorIiiNo, Mt antArLY htpfokp
ruCra made expressly warranted sccond 10 none
Ia the United In point of workmanship aud hnish-
ticntieen visiting Petersburg would do well To give me
e they wish superb, clothing My nssoftmen OF Cloths
VeatnRA seleetcd with great care ana
get from The importers thereby saving the per
rrntago jobb-rs All orders for goods In the tailoring
department warranted TO h or no sale and my suits are
made by the State Please call at
Merchant Tailoring aud Ready Made Clothng House 70
sycamore street, Pctathbuig THUS. w, hofSioN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

nErWTEN PEARI. AND l5th) RICHMOND, Va
manufactures LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TENDERS, RAIL
ROAD CARS and all descriptions Of Railroad Machinery
stationary Engines any required power Also, Portable
ngnee with decided Improvement over any others he1eo
made. from ~ horse powor9 on wheels so wen
adopted 10 farming purposts, getting lumber &e WIN n
proved Circular Portable Saw Mills attached OF lst "a dJd
tss MINING Machinery, Ust and Saw NH Machinery forg
ings and Tobacco Factory Fixtures ot overy kind Also
l,aqs and Iron Castings made 10 order I. RAHM
mn Ia rvlm (eSsl Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

~ We are authorized 70 announce r. O. BOSS a cand.
date for the Office Of Sheriff Of Campbell county ensuing
election. fe 90 d. eide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
uGET a GOOD CIGAR.-


w be satisfactorily answered by call
inc at 1 II THOMPSON cos DRUG STORE, and test
Ine some REALLY FINE and GENUINE HAVANA
CIGAR pronounced by Judges to be JUST TIE THING
NEEDED lap l4d&ctsif
S.OnA WAVEK.-Onr sod" ouninim - now
- in o,ieraou. with n choice variety Of Syrnps yiz;
Pine A n,,le strawberry Vanilla Sarsaparia Raspberry
Lemon SC, &c J. II. THOMPSON Il co,
AMI 10 Is Apothecarics and Druggis s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
y nEr PLANO AND MONEY roo:

IN II yon nndecdcd where You got The CHEAPEST
BEST PIANOS lost postpone the matter nnt you con
of H. T. NASlb on trial You can retain inc money
until the Piano has giNpn satisfaction -
lie Ia willing 10 give bond ana security 10 FURNISH yo" WIN
n superior Instrument ut low price.
especially entrusted to selection always receive
particular care. ~ T. NASH, Piano Foria DEALER
~. sycamore corner Of Bank rtreet,
ANITA Petersburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

- We authorized to announce JOHN H. CONLEY
candidate for the office Sheriff of Campbell county the
ensuing election. liap 30dSctdch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

y We authorized announce EDWARD ID,
tHRlSI1AN candidate for reelection the office of Com
mTwea's Attorney for Campbell county at the ensuing
''"ction [apl9 d&c3tawte
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

NYOTBGE.-Thc cO-parsner-hip heretofore cx-
~ isng between the undersigned and = Diugnid under
s. Duguid Sons dissolved the lat day Of
january last
will hereafter lie carried by tho undersigned
style OF -. T. n q. A. DIlGtID nj the
old stand ct > DiuPud a Sons
All persons having claims ngnin the firm &C s Dingul
those owing
accounts Ill please forward and pay mp
DAVID T.. DIUGUIh
GEORGE a. DlICUID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

uNresBs ArriyaIs.--Just received "a benutIfut lot
u PunpSole and Calf and Patent Leather Gait
ters; to " hich the attention OF buyers is invited
anil I'D xets MCDONALD a. HOOPER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

NOFlCE.-For the purpose Of putting u new
~ Black Water Creek and to enable the
the of the Basin Lynchburg TO
take the remaining portion Of the excavation below the
Canal the navigation will be interrupted and
the End division of the Canal a. follows On the
level below Works Dam the water will be
drawn the 4h enable the Company to build
Bay the Canal above and below Black water
Creek June the level will be titled UP BY
means a tank Black Water Creek att.r
which the navigation will renal open above and neo sa
until when the water will be drawn
Levels Lynchburg - the Combined Locks and
remain until July when the navigation III be full
Nv restored Notice hereby given all perens uspg
from the Canal below the Back Water Aeqaeost for will
inc or other purposes will be allowed be
drawn Canal for purpose haever from the 7'h
June to 9th June. i stats
By order Of the President Of theJ RIA X co.
JAMES NJ. HARRIS
ash 26 d0ceawtl2iuly Supt epaiTs ID Division.
4 - bbls. ia 10, O4 cOusigsAHsenG anA scr sole
II by (ap l2tsl WA. 4. MILLER, - Daan,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

~ a REWARD Runaway froDs the sub
~ ~ scriber few days since, BRIGHT MCLAT
70 coy, nam,d ISAAC twenty years old rather impu
don't abrupt speech and about feet high He is
opposed To have either to Montgomery or Rockbrdge
The reward will be paid him. doivered &c
M orroniucd in jail go that get him again
may IdScis L. e. GREENLEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
CULVER PLATED x IVORY GOODs.-W

GILN BLK PLATED q IVORY GOODS'-We
- opening Arge Of these goods,
sstng PLACID Table Casters Waters from IL to n iBches
tobcts. wager Tauks, syrup
with plate Coffee and Tea Sets Of xix pieces, Ladies'
Salt Stands Flower Bows Mustard and salt Spoons Sugar
Tongs and Scoops Spoon and Egg Stands Table Desert and
Tea Spoons Table and Desert Forks pattern Just in
ducDd and WARRANTED 10 bepdtd pnd ALBhTA, and
of tribe plaza which renders them very superior quality
Ivory Knives for silver plated Forks from good ar
thirty five dollars do, with immoyabie handles
bcc0mc iD0seBed Ivory Knives IN com
petc scfs. 81 ard 80 pieces, with steel forks.
l.uns selected by ourselves, nj the mAtaco
and guaranteed to be- represented ln be nad hnth
retail or wholesale prices SIMfSoN d biso'
L IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

u1s DstJGuID sOES, win keep constantly hand a
stock of all kinds OF FURNITURE of their own manu-
facuc, heb they will bo lcased 10 shew the old friends and
patrons DiuRnid q Sous, antthG public generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

4 ~ bills. TAI .. consi sn,sens ans scr sasa
i by (ap l2ts WA. \. kiLLEn, - 1asin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

HAMED BE w ELRT-FlBrantine Mosaic do.
" We tuka pleasure in calling the aeron of tho Ladies
~ beautiful Cameo Jewery, consisting OF
bracelets Rings and Breast Pins Also something
hendsbme in way of fIlrcnne Mosaic Pins and Ear
Rings.
The above goods the newest patiersrich and Gle
giant; and 70 shall be pleased to show them.
FOR THE GENFLEMEN'-We have received p good
supply of Wedding Rings Gold Fob Chains Bosom Buttons
Sleeve Buttons Sc. to which invite attention.
SIIYERrHOEN & CLIFF,
may Its (forncriy ii. Silveithorn)
EUB OFFICE FOR sAEE.-1 wish TO sell
- the entire TYPE, BORDER, CUTS GASES &C. be-
longing the Lvnchburg Republican. The type nearly
new quantity sufficient for good Job Office, there
ina asts HENRY d. FLOOD, Proprietor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-07
80 80 5prflal Aotltgs 81 s. !.
GREAT. CURE OF PILES.
CAMDEN. u. March 18th, 1855.


Dear Sir-It is with much pleasure +
take this opportunity Of informing you Of
the great benefit have derived from the
use Of a few bottles Of s sHo1tqond's Ger
,naa .Biaers,'' Fer a number Of years I
have been sorely and severely afflicted
with pain in. the stomach, attended By se-
we're attacks Of the Plies, for which tried
great many remedies, but whhont' ais
fording me any relief. Being advised. to
use the German Bitters, did so, using in.
connection, for the P.tes Your Spikenord
Ointment, ant now inform you that they
have entirely cured me and restored mesto
health, and | would advise. all the afflic-
ted to use your valuable medicines, &c.3s
Respectfully yours, .as5E s ia
MARGARET REPSHER,
/ No. IS Plum street, Camden, n j ~
Dr.. G. M. jackson, Philadelphia "a
See advertisement. lsHoaf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-07
New York Market.

3 FebruaFy r.
Flour is firm, and without change since
n on; the sales to-day were 6, 500 brls.-
Wheat has declined from s 10 &c., with
sales OF 5000 bush.s. Corn is quiet and
unchanged. i@aa -a-s s9s@a
Porki is dropping, 800 'brls.' sold at sI6-
25 for mess. Beef is also dropping; sales
of $50 brls. at Sl4 50 for repacked West
ern. LAID is ianguid; 400 bris. have been
sold at previous rates. aslszs ess3Hs g
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-07

EWe are again at, our post after a
tive weeks struggle with our old enemy.
-7Quinsy He generally floors uslwhen.
he lays, bis graphing irons upon lour
throat; but, las heretofore, swe,nes beenSa
little toe long yinded for him this times
flour paper lacks Interests it must be al
tributed to the fact that the old fellow
has succeeded in choking the poetry all
out OF The editor. -.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-07
Cincinnati Market.

Flour The. market was5yery duh to-day
and the only sales heard Of were 80 brls. :.
ass Sc rs, and SO do. 'atg S6 80. Res
ceived during the last "a hours. 731
-brls. - ssss
PRov1sIoSs--The only sale reportedto-
day was l4Q Qbrls.5 Ne. Lard at 94c.-
There were some transactions in meats,
but we did not hear the particulars. .sgMess
Pork was offered at Sl4 as and bulksmeat.l
at 5a@6& 6&c> fer shoulders and sSidesE eve
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-07
y tSEt1- - =
PnSfnnned.
tn. Second Annual Distribution Of the the

The Second Annual Distribution Of the
Cosmopolitan Art Association. at San
dusky. which was advertised to take place
on the slst Of January has been post;
poned mil the 28th Of February, lat
which lime twill positively take, Place
The postponement was made in conse-
qlence Of the arrangement in mail facili7
ties preventing returns being made from
distant parts of the country. Those whc
have not subscribed will still have, an ep,
portnnity of doing SO by calling upon J
D. Sears, Esq. Honorary Secretary
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-07
r RENEWAL CIVIL WAR tic

~ IN * A N ; AS. Z
ST From the 81; Louis Democrat 29th.
LAWRENCE, X. f., January 2o--1o A. M.
# There is ci0iI par IN Kansas. AID en-
gagement was fought at Easton, ayillage
twelve miles north east of LeaSenworth,
BY moonlight. about. two clock Friday
morning. It lasted about twenty minutes.
Several of hefbofder men were wounded
and Two of them We're expected to die ev-
cry moment. One Free State mana
son of.Mr, Sparks was slightly wounded
in the forehead and arm. but not disa-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-07

aBoss, I want twenty i've cents,
said a jour printer TO his employer.
"rwenty.fve cents! How soon DO
wantit Jake?"
Next Thursday. .
4 ..As soon as that? You can'thaye it;
have told you SO often that when you
.werein want.of. f.sel large a sam of money
you must give at least four weeks notice.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-07

THANKs--To durgood friends, Harnan
Bowen john Sheppard; f. W. Savage.
AeSly tR. ca Gibson. aand,others. for a
lot of very excellent wood delivered DUR
ingtfe past week. Our wood piles are
looking up. Bring it along-still a little
roSmleftgS sb.sog peF uaSa t.'---sssft :
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-07
Leap Year and Woman,s Rights.

A new era has dawned in the affairs of
men. Female Sovereignty istfiumphant.
ard we may as welldo homage at once.
Our ladies can vie with the .s'rest ofwo-
mankind" in the assertion Of their rights
and privileges, as the following will show.
On last Friday twelve Of our fair neigh
bors already mated for life) awaiting
themselves of their we'll knownd Leap
Year prerogatises gathered up sleighs,
called for acorresponding number OF
5eaar, took them to Me cCutchensyile and
treated them toa handsome supper. But
this was not all. After the fun was over
each lady puilel out her purse and gal
lantly betrayed her share of the expense
iertaco. The night was pretty cold one,
and the supper rather. late, orsit would nc
doubt have been the pleasantest party ot
the ssasonsas,e 5Ff 7aa s fess faf sa3s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-07

sET Mr. c. Beistle has become sole
pnGprietor oftAe Boot g. Shoe establish
nenfiheretofore under the control OF c.
reistle e. Son.sao 3s@a9sas So siiasla 4 q
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-07
R.nnr d unr1pn The .Hartfo,

!, sBARNuM BA KRgPr.-TIhe Hartford tor
Times speaks oft QQfl Las settled beyond all
possible dispute, that Barnum and the
Jerome Clock Company aof NV Haven.
in whose affairs he has had a Tong and
busy finger flale, are both bankrupt y
The Times says that the company has
made an assignment for the benefit of'its
creditors, and that the great showmanais
left without a penny in his own name
his New York investments. "lraniistaan1,
the woolly horse and all, having gone by
the board ses,9