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A sIIUA!ION wANrRD-BY REsPaoTABLE ENG.
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A klsPaoTABiR YOUNG WOMAN WAITS A sITUA-
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sssau. se%sen ana al !,
In Tie rear, for three days.
A ! EsssrEc ,1Al' PRollsIANr YOUNG wonAN
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01

u oat2P NJ ne great sroting match for SiO010 mile
heats, beat three n i've, harnsss. Mr. Hyram woodruff
names E. Buxs; Mr. Geo Spleen names g. Lantern. The
above E.es s,s s.ed more s1cassst han any ever made
ton, and be handled BY two q he beat drivers The
world The public rest assured Of Witnessing of the
bat place. The IN excellent
ecndinon and ne stands hAvs undsrs@s sosoc
consequence d he dksatishcon dives match Aksrs
fke cars win saye 6ou ferry BrocSyn for tho
O'Clock precisely and the over
Fare, going and returning. atty centa
Union OOU1sE, L. I.-TROrTIN0. TUESDAY,,
u Nay At O'clock r NJ masch for SO 900. Mile heats
best h 8, 10 harness. r. Woodruff smes Buzz so
1pcer b. Lantern. Cars viii the South ferry
Brookyn tor the Ccurss at osock end return
Me sport b Fare 70 70 and return 80 eeuis.
SHAW WHftE. Proprietors-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01

I,5sa LY0Ss p powder before S ss.,ng, I 10 bed.
an LYONS medals te he merits Of his magnetic powder
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va can Advice in Al case' gSsas oss hem from
1rsprsaoe Of discovery. RoIbuy, Nsss
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h country patients and those recommended @ HIM that he
Se1sss place. one Slsek xs.t q Bro.dwsy " ''
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Medical Inhalation, with Censtitatisnal
asc e ;: q ~ q e:
ar dse Of he lungs end throat heart diseases liver com
ssa's DON 4 \ o p 4 ds'y sunday: ssospssd '
Diseases Of the skin.-L. v. Newton, N. o.,
Asvoss pscial attention 70 Ne treatment Of cuaoeous ase
sss 9ase i FoyTa syeD r near rAiresah
R~ps.re.-Only Prize Medal Awarded to
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sfTUATiONS WAN1HO.

A RESPECfABLR WOMAN rs DESTROYS OF OBJ.
IA tanning situation, seanstrees assistant house.
ssspss would NE 70 wait LADY take the charge Of
grown chi d; h vii ing 10 mako horse useful any
way; has obeoton 70 The country travel Oaa be
seen for two days at Dior prosont employers, l avenue,
one door IRON 6h sL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01
THE LECTURE SEASON.

VaE LECTURE SEASONs
ECTUREs ON TIE PROGRESS OFF, THE PAPAL
he upper part Of The city, the Rev JOHN LoRO VIII
liver Of I'VE lectures tho Progress OF the Papa
Power" Il he hall of the Medical College Evenly
third street and Fourth First lecture Monday
mS Nay ateP.M Subsequent lectures tbs following
Mondays May 6h 1h 18th 10th. Tickets
for the course, 81 single admission 30 cen Fer sale the
principal book and drug the neghboheod the
Hall on the evenings Of The Lecture.
IRIS. NJ. LIgFORD, FOUNDER OF THE CHRISTIAN
M Home for female servants will deliver lee Hope
Chapel on Friday evening Nay subject The evils flo ring
effects on husbands and wives sons and daughters innocent
and unconscious children ne church and The world 0e mar
REQ ae represented as God intended and he world r.
be orphaned e Tie cose Doors open O'clock lecture 70
Non, to be had q the door.
DHRRNOoQGY At The BLRB JKER BUILDING.-PR0F.
FOWLER gives course Of four lectures a the Beeoker
Building corner Of Bsecker and Norton stress eommeneng
Tuesday evening April ~ and continuing every evening suc
sssdvey Flint eoture free subss quen. ones LIZ ceas
DUssiA AND CONsT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q AL
~ A.tor Place: p reauss Mr. WILLLAMG DIX VII
upon dc present relation q Russia Coussaniinsple
10 begin u eight O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01

WASH PAID FOB OLD NEWSPAPERS OF Any SIZE
~ old pamphlets Of any kind old writing paper old writing
books Old unkes cards haxdbills, cAaioguos
per Of I'll sorts and dzes n BI buy snythsg that old
paper. J. CHAUNCY BrOCKWELL.
No. - Ann stroo6 basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01

nHD PARIS CHRONICLE-ON thu 1sf or NAY
nen wt b pubi.hsd NV semi ncpthy Journal n Tie
~ and commerce. Zach number viii BE- smbellished ~
beautiful Coored engraving Of the fc0a The Journal WIN
10 ATT science fshtcn des e vered nsvs and gosp
az capital The ovfsoA world Published Charlso
HArtvich Is hue viveune Pasis Terms Of subscpton
TSss sssst 81 Sss = CO.. Ho ' -
Broadway. New York
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GIT AuTFD-BY A CAPABLE WOMAN, wgO r. A PRO.
w iesed cooh onA a kinds o. sde divSS
soups snS game, N Fre.cb aoA knf style; aso pro
ssn a. All knds has been I'd n M ire
situation OF head fourteen past no objecon ID
roarerce given; wages from so s15 per month ArsE
munsaOus addfessed Parry Cook. Broad var Posi- ON ~
Mi ~ urrruptly auendefto = - -
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vos 502 Broadway.-The only Article that
VIII restere gray hair 70 s youthful appearance. and
baldnssa y L0vErS waphens. Calf and he win refer
hese whohaye bean cured Of gAyne and badness Beware
Of cowtoTfeit article.
The Human Aalr.-A. Grandjean Having
Ear period years made the human hair his stud
may oonGued daily all diseases OF the hair his
Chueh street, corner Of Barclay, from O'Clock A. H. TO
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THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE LETTER SHEET PRICE
CURRENT, in spsash, viii BE- Published on Thursday,
he Let of Nay nex ct o'clock A. n and will continue Be-
regularly sued bsueeforh every fhursdAy he
q nee No. 1l6 Pearl street.
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wedding and Waiting Cards, Envelopes,
Ac h the latest syles Consular. notary, society ADD
SEALS with presses; silver door plates 100 different pat
Sssns; Inscriptions. coats Of arms AZ On Eons
kVkRD8LL S02 Broad way.
str AatAhliahAd 1910.
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A NGLO-sAxON-PUBLISHKD IN BOSTON IN TINE
"A to arrive In New York Saturday morning 6u5scrp
a Nassau street. Agen for Brooksn, T. Richardson hgh
street. near Fulton who will also recsve Advereomans
Wholesale agents, DRXfER BROTHERS. Ana street.
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THE TURr.

~ yune, 1855 he rAahon formerly NstpnAN RAss
oouee, MewOwn L. For Jecaey Club pursss md sakes
IN WfrT O. 0IINNHII.. rreas'r FAshiou ASTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22


In Bishop Mendr's Notices of the Old Church.
rs IN Virginia, published in the Snuthern Church
man are the following rccolleetiens OF tho late
Chief Justice MARSHALL:
hnve mep'ionrd hcfnrc, that Judge Marshall
had no hepe Of the revival of the Church in Nir
gna.t though contributing literally 10 the efforts
made for H. He lived to see himself mistaken and
to unite with his children and grand children in
the services of our rcsu~cihtcd Church in the
very place of his nativity. and the scenes Of his
early life. In my frequent visits To Cool Spring
and Oak Hi, often met with him rs | had done
nj my fathers house and other places in Fredrr-
ick IN my hayi>h days. Though not communi-
emit he WIS the sincere friend II religion and the
Episcopal Church ! can never forget how he did
PROSTATE his tall form before the rude low bench
cs, without backs at Cool Spring meeting house,
in the midst of his children and his old neGhhors.
In Richmond he always set an example ont
to the gentlemen OF the same conformity though
many ri them did not follow il.
AT the building Of tho Monumental Church he
was much incommoded by the narrownc>s of the
pews, which partook too much Of the modern
fashion. Not finding room enough for his whole
body within the pew, he used In tnlie his seat
nearest the door OF his pew, and throwing il open
let bis leg stretch n little into The nise. This
have seen with my own eyes He u most
conscientious man in regard to some things which
others might regard to trivial To be oh served.
1t WAS my p iviiegr more than once II travel with
him between Fanquicr and Fredrrickshu when
we were both going to the lower country. On one
occasion, the reads being in their worst condition
when we came that most miry part. called the
BLACK Jack found that the travellers through
II had taken "A nearer and better road through a
plantation. The fence being down, was procoe-
ding 10 pass over. hut he said he had better 90
round although each step plunge, adding
that it was his duty a, one in office To be very
particular 10 Sutl things. As of her
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22

Respecting the negotiation for II cession of ter
ritory or jurisdiction across the lsthmus of Pan
anna, noticed in our last paper. we find the Al
nexed statement in late letter of the .fntellig,l
correspondent of the New York Times:
The President has caused to be submitted
the Government of New Granadn formal prop
sl'ion for the cession Ia the United States of nat
nioipal control over the Panama railroad ront
the cities of Aspnwall and Panama. and stri
OF the territory through which the road runs sui
ncientIy wide to insure the protection of III
route from future violence The precise form .
the proposed cession has not transpired. The d,
sired object, it is said, may be secured either b
an absolute oession of sovereignty and terr,ori
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Libernlity TO Southern Colleges.

We invite the attention Of our wealthy NOR.
chants and manufacturers to the following no.
tees
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY The University al Green :
boro', Alabama, seems 10 meet with much favor. Al
ready the sum of $500 900 has been subscribed to-
wards its establishment.
\ MuNIFICENr GiFT.--We learn from the Nat hez
Courier that David Hunt Esq, OF Mississippi masle a
donation few days since TO Oakland College in that
State, OF $4,000 This, together with 100000 Civ
en- by this gentleman to the same institution upon
former occasions make his donations amount to
$40 900. One of the conditions appended 10 the
last gift is that should Oakland College L. cy
is institution ofpuhlic education, in that en
the donation sln go to the next best effort for mi
lar purposes in the South
Why should not like munfcence be extend
ed to Lynchburg College' 1t is eminently wor
thy of it. And there are at least twenty ge,t
men living in this city, each of whom might CON
tribute $1,000 To Lynchburg College without miss
ing the contribution more than an ordinary man
would the fourpenoe he expends for cigar. Has
Lynchburg in her corporate capacity done any
thing for her College! Have opulent mtr
chants and tobacconists taken proper intetes'
IN III We shall return TO this subject again
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/ programme # the plot. TO apprlse MI LIVING
ton IF what going on. ~
uaying intimated 10 the DR.. her Willingness
10 acecde 10 this proposition. he went % ~ "
c1ibe the residence Of Mr. l.. and Sth'rd 'na' II
was in Cottage Row. near the dePot anu ','e Gnu
al was white succeed house ana hh' mig
treas in front of it. H. then proposed int she
.bonl1 90 to Trenton. aud call on the Key. Mr..
Starr. Of who's church Mr. Livingston was "A
member and state To him that she had recently
come from Norfolk. Va, and needed some way
n make living. aud fnrther.that she was MN
Der Of n church of the same denomination n INA,
If Nr. Starr-thai Mr.. :. would probably recon
mena her 10 call upon Mr.. Livingstone nha III
ihi- way she could gain admission I" hl- mouse,
Dr. Moore then gav.a bottle containing s4'he
LIQUID which he told her Ia mix with hIs f"iiee'
md thi- would cause him to sleep. 81" wa- then
In tnke a digger. which the Dr. gave her, and
plupee il into hi heart. He then showed her
whore the heart could be found. Alter dong
thu she was to take the train fpr Ph.adriphla'
bnf on arriving there. shr Immediately I" take
II return trim aud conc In this city. lie men
went on To say. thar il she did not succeed III
getting into Mr.. I.ivnestan's hnn>", she was 10
hide behind one Of the trres i'll 'front.' IT Mr.. J..
house AT night mud with Il han mer which the DIR.
qaye her. strike Mr. l. upon the temple aud
tll,- Kill him. For performing the deed, Dr.
Moore prom -ed her a comfortable home Tor her
self mud mother in the county On Sunday The
Iih Of October At night. Miss W"rden taking
With her carpet bog siren her bv DIR. Mooie
the digger and hummer and boti'" Of poison all
Of which she produced IN court; aud proceeded TO
Trent N and there called n Nv Livingston. 10
whom she narrated what had 'nken place. lie
thanked her for tie information bat express.
ed no fears in regard Ia hi- life A'ss
Woraon. the next day returned to this city
and has not seen DR.. Moore since. The parties
on ther arrest were takfn before Justice Con
n5lly und committed 10 pri-onln default OF 50.
0O0 bail cnrh to appear and answer the charge
They have demanded an examinations aud l05
o,clecl. this morning Is the TIM fixed for il Ia
TAKE place. They say il is all concoeted sto.
rY.
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banans remarkable letter in regard to the fach
ie Railroad, propounds the mighty problem be-
low
What will Gov Wise nor say In his lleuder-
son" letter he used the following language i9Yery
dwaried in the Tnion, Federalism, Blue Fedefsl IN oi
the Essex Juuio stripe will again It's horra font
and YOU will again have Banks and Thrill nnd aer-
nal improvements by the Federal Horernmst' all
that Jefferson and Macon, North Carolina and I'm
ia ever contended against Alrcnd' has the hiaet
flag the Pacific Railroad inscribed ON u, already haa
the political revolution overwhelmed the lat i, M
cratic vctoes Of iatbof bills f.
The buchanan nag tool has inscribed on il tn Pa
clfc Railroad the most stupendous scheme oi lHier-
nal lmpro, ement that w1sescr projected INV hat
will Southern Democrats say Wnnt viii the pm
oerats of North Carolina aud Virginia do 1al-
who claim to be. par ercniuce, the followers 81 Ma
con and Jelcrson=dafe YOU press any eonaamua-
ton Mr.. Buohannns position
What the Democracy will say we pretend not
even To conjecture. But can tell the Regis
ter that our Governor has gone TO Wheatlnnd
.'all in post" TO about this identical Pacific
Railroad The issue Of his visit we shall no doubt
learn before many days by lcttcr-a letter, prob
ably of some length
The interview between Buck and Wise WI ! be
refreshing. We sincerely hope some one Of the
innumerable and omnlpresent myfhdohs 81 Inc
n. y Herald may have his err at the key hole
during the interview, and report in full. Wise
is rather has,y in offering his services as eousti.
tutional adviser, seeing that his name is not men
toned in the last Cabinet bulletin from Laneas
ter But what cares Wise "Blue Federal
ism" is rearing its horrid front in the very molly
of hoes, and it is his business, rs the GRIND
crusher of oulverts and mighty lantern snasher
to put it down with the strong hand. Can Wise
put down Buchanan as easily as he did Sum
viii buchanan institute a comparison between
the levying of an "oyster tax" for State pnfpo-
ses upon the waters of Chesapeake Bay aud the
building of Il national Railroad by the General
Government What will be the upshot Of the
Gizzard- mission to Wheatland We are curl
Gus TO learn.
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zpmchbur0 TtrQtmiaN.
SATURDAY. Morning. Nov'r III, 1876.



Horace Greelv has been indicted by The GRAND
Jury of Harrison county as felon. and his pa
Der denounced as an incendisry sheet - the OBJ
lee, and purpose of which is to advise and noite
moo roes 10 rebel and make instruction tap
pears that a certain W. T. HaIl-n Yankee no
doubt and one Ira Iart-another lankee-sei
TO work some time ago, 10 get up club of TWEEN
ty subscribers TO the weekly Tribune; their
neighbors hearing Of it. presented them. the
Grand Jury. after a careful examination of mnny
copies of the paper, found true bill; the indlot'
ment was issued, and Horace stands nrraigned
before the august tribunal of Harrison county as
a felon and publisher of incendiary matter
Messrs. Hall and Hart, hereupon fly into con-
wilson's. hy mail. and one of them pfndently
leaves home. The former commences letter,
dated Shnnstou. Sept, &c, 1856, thus;
"MEssRs. GREEDY Il McELRATH;
regret 10 inform you that am indicted for
getting up club for the Tribune. Great God
has it come to this that man must be sent 10
the penitentiary for reading newspaper
Another letter from shinnston, bearing date
Oct, 90 1856, is TO this effect;
"MEssRs GREEDY X McELRArH:
Since | returned home. find the storm reging
as bad as ever against me. They say ] shall
stop the Tribune club. or they will bring my
case up at the next Grand Jury Court anu put
me clear through.
therefore request you to stop the club. This
from friend. WIN. L. HALL
What action is 10 be taken upon thi. indet-
ment we are not informed The conductors ef
the Tribune express their willingness 10 do ihelr
part toward testing the law Of the case. aud two
columns ar. filled with an account of Hafaee
is especially indiguan, because the foreman oi
the Grand Jury is Hard she'll Baptist. aud
pitche. into johnson, one If the witnesses. with
very considerable foulne.-.
Upon the whole this i an interesting case
II will be a good thing for Horace. Twenty cub
scriber. lost in the South will gain, perhaps.
twenty thousand in the North.
Shinnsion rs Horace. We bet on Shnnston.
hol stake Horace
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n AliRht Mi.gul..

From the editorial in our Yesterday i.sna W.
learn that Chicago is situated in Ohio TIL. i
gra'hy'"s news to us. 1t ought to be in Ohio.
or IN place only a little less mean which shai !,
De nameess The same editorial appriaes u !,
that it Is popular Perhaps Fred Dough- ,
made it 50 at the time of its removal from III
nois. "Populous" was our idea, but the Twp,
seem TO think differently
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22

al domain. by release Of territory 10 The onlte" >
perpetualy or for term Of years. with the right
to exercise undsputed municipal control over II,
or by simple treaty stipulation TINT the | nieh
States shall have the right To station military
force upon the Isihmus sufficient to preserve or
der and protect thu transit route
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22

stockings without shoes oc one occasion when
she was in the most distressing state, the town
authorities Of Richmond manifested their respeot
for her, by having the town bell muffied.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22

afs ircS coullY say customers and friend x "
EyX that WI have JET returned from New York S1yA
@-~ whore wc he ted eur stock of Fail Goods -za
with great care. hung suit The tastes ,f ~
ianets aud VIII open Tor your inspection Tuesday tb @
ut. "ntu' Stock consisting of BonnctS, Ribbons r
F. Itirrs 81 addresses Dress Caps Moiair Cans
Je: Necklace Bracelets ar White Wax Beads and R,.
Ais l." of hne EeiHfi .hth and Merno Cloaks win y,
ticty Lace goods s an excellent lot Of Fnrs Of 44 va
Kinds and at AL r1ie The above articles vary in
10 st all classes l.eese give call we feel s
that will hr aim suit yourselves both in price Ana
~ uufs, very respectfully. '''
Irnchlurg Rep copy 81 and Lexington Gszrti, IT and lr
vn
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EVOLVING RROACEsEs.-Wc h.,. =

~ EVOLVING NKONCEHEN.-Wc hn,e a.,
a ccivrd something in thu way Breast Pms fr
ac- p constructed to be equal iu Pins Tbry Ia
fine Cameo Enautrlcd Painting and then ~ oe
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


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PATRONAGE public hot dinner Will be prepared ON
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