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a SPRING ASSORTMENT, a
So 900 PACKAGES BOOTS AND
- SHOES.


- SHOES.
G RI NER, CARLTON & co.
NO. Ill, MAIN STREET,
Have received their general assortment of BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, Sole and Upper LEATHER---em-
brscng of the best stocks to be found in any city,
Mems Calf Grain, Kip and thick BOOTS, of all
Mems Patent Leather Congress CATERS, of all
Mems black and colored Cloth Congress CATERS.
Mems Cali, Grain, Kip and thick BROGANs, of
Boy. Calf, Grain, Kip and thick BRoaANs, of
Children's Calf, Grain, Kip and thick BRoGANs.
|" Women's Leather Goat and Polished BUsKINs, of
WOmen's Leather, Goat and Polished BOOTS, of
Women's Morocco and Kid BUsKINs. of all quail
ties
womsn's Morocco and Kid SLIPPERS, of all
womens black and colored CATERS, of all quail.
Misses black and colored CATERS, of all quail.
Misses Leather, Goat and Polished BOOTS, of sill
Misses Morocco Kid and Calf BUsKINS, Of all
qualities.
SHOE THREAD; Hair, Leather and Travelling
TRUNKS Letter, Writing andWrsppng PAPER, &c,
which they offer to the trade upon such
not fail to please. These Goods selected in per-
and bought the most favorable terms and will
NH 2O--dl2t
~ ENTs' DRESS CLOTHINE.--The sub
scr6ers have in store their assortment Of Sprios
and Cloth and Cashmere Dress and Frock Coats
red in color and STYLE Also, Fancy and Black CeEsi
mere Pants together with black and Rsncy SILK erd
Satin Vests We invite attention TO stock of Men
and Eoys Spring Clothing, confident that 1t will 30
found tasty and suited TO the of buyers 10
Main street is the number Gan and be s.tissed
NH 20 GROSHoNG & TUPhAE.
| - EFINED sUGAKS.--Lcaf. Crushed aud
=" i''''"' no" 'e sELD iHS u Z MI
| NH 20 Corner Pearl and Cary SITS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Orleans and West In
lfA dl., prime article; in store and for ssleb
SELDEN MILLER,
| NH 20 Corner Pearl and Cary sta.
DOHLA ND's FAMILY FL0bR-War-
II ranted 20 please purchasers; for sale by
SELDEN & MILLER
NH 20 Corner Pearl and Cary sts.
DOKTO RICO sUGAks.-A lrsI rate ar
'Np''''' sEIDES MILLER
NH 20 Corner Pearl aud Cary sts
CoFEEE-.Java, Mocha, HE Laxuayra,
~ and Marcaioo; for sale By
NH 20 Corner Pearl and CSry ats.
100 BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES
~ sEIDEs Z MILLER,
NH 20 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
WfaAPI,r!i,lNGe PAPER, al, ae.srip.ie..--
NH 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co,
DOLLARD'S LlNIMENT r, Turf OH,
NH m ~ and Arabian Linimsuta for sale s, ~
TOOTH BRUsHks, af all priccs, Of
Enslish and American manufacture. For sale by
w. G. bATTAILE,
NH Gl-ts Corner Broad and 9TH streets
Oh HiIDs. Racoa JoIes, Hams, sides,
~ Breasts and shoulders; Just received from tho
steamer, for sale By
NH WM. WALLACE L SON,
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IL Hair Cutting..-.To the citizens and
strangers visiting the city If you wish to get your
Hair cut in the latest and most approved style, l
would advise you to call on HOBsON, at the Hair
Cutting, Shaving, Shampooning and Bathing Saloon,
under the American Hotel, entrance on 18th st.
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~ DIR. James Dove.-Ofiice corner OF Bank
and 9th Streets opposite the Bell House ia 8-Sm
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~ Auction Notice.--GrOcerics. Fruits,
" NH ~, 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO., Aucts.
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" Abel U. Mayo, win be found here
ers Hail. corner of 9Th and Main. 80
He will attend particularly to CoNvEyANcryc and
drawing LEGAL INsTKuMEETs of every description.
and CoPYING. ssss.szssz .e4ss4z-as
Memoranda left with his father, Joseph Mayo Fac.
or at his Office In the City Hail. will be duly attend
ed to.
He will also take Dispositions and attend IN an
other business of NOTARY PUBLIC. jsI4-5m
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UTICA, March II, 1856.
Messrs CHAs. De GRATH l. Co:-Gents:-Please
ship US the Electric Oil proposed in former letter.
amount of $500. Send also 5000 bils with our
names printed on, by express. Will you please for
ward ths redieiae immediately, and the circulars as
soon as possible.
We are respectfully yours,
Dickinson, CoMsTocK & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists
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" Hon. Edward Everett.--nIany of our
citizens having expressed wish to be presented to
the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, the Committee of Ar
rangements, through its Chairman, will take great
pleasure in introducing him such of the citizens
may desire to call on him, on Thursday the Goth in
slant between the hours Of half past II and O'clock
in the upper rooms in the City Hall
NH l9-2t JOSEPH MAYO, Chairman
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" L. p. Chase, M. D., HomeopRthist..-
Office 167 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond, Va. ia S--Sm
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w MIR. Thos. e. Seayres will be buried
from the Revere House TO-DAY, tThursday,) at half
past 10 O'Clock.
His friends and acquaintance invited to attend
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THE MOVING ..A.
L DO RSkA M AS
NAVAL BATTLES, PROFESSIONS, &C.,
AT
Todd FELLOWS HALL,
WILL REMAIN FOR
SHORT TIME ONLY.

EFp The ARMORY BAND will be in attendance.
~ Doors open at 2. NJ, and to commence at
O'Clock precisely.
or Admission only Is cents; children under ten
years of age, Is cents. -
Ey- Also, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at
O'clock for the accommodation of Schools.
NH 2l-ts
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SOMERSET, Pa, March7, 1856.
De Grath Co-Gents: Please acknowledge the
receipt of enclosed $685. and send more Oil. am
using 1t on very severe case of letter; have made
two applications and the swelling has entirely disap.
peared. Respectfully yours
JOHN r. NEFF.
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~ Board of Trades Committee of Ar.
bttration:
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
JAMES DUNLOP, Benz. w. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. C. GRAY, JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
2S-ts
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BALTIMORE, March 9Th 1856.
Messrs De Grath and Co.-Pleass send me Electric
Oil to the amount of $500, sizes follows, and draw
on before.
Yours truly, SETH S. HANCE.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March IA, 1886.
have sold the Oil made by Dr. Smith, of Pha-
delphia, called De Grsth Co.'S Electric Oil, for
some time and all have pronounced it far superior to
anything before in for similar complaints One
customer Mr.. RIDER says he would not be without
it in his house. and that The Oil appears to be almost
infsllible for PAIN neuralgia. DC"
J. B. MOORE, Druggist,
Pennsylvania Avenue.
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ARRIVED, 0
sehr Thos. Conner, Booth, surry, lumber, n d.
Phillips. $50
Schr -Four Sisters. - Chsrrystone oats
Steamer Belyidere, Phtchett, Baltimore, mdz,,
Ludlam Wstson.
steamer virginia Rooms, PhilsdsIphia, rndse and
passengers H. Z. futile.
Schr Buens Vista, Lynch, Norfolk, gusno and fish.
schr Mary Eliza, Kelly, New York, n,dEs, w. ,.
Coluuitt L. Co.
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a $40 DOLLARS REWARD..-

a $40 DOLLARS REWAR
~ Runaway from the subscriber ON the l2th
-kSA instant, a mulatto WOMAN, Betsy-(calls
<1E~ herself Betsy Lee) She is about 40 years
.s~aes old tall and nearly white, and has a wart on
nef chm The above reward will be paid for her ap-
Prehenson and confinement in any Jail in the State
oil virginia SO that can get her again
CHRISTINE MILLER
mn N-St' On Erankhn at hetw 9rd.
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ARMORY YOUNG GUARD, I
Richmond, March 18th. :

E1SPECIAL ORDER No. 2.
W The Company will assemble at the Ar
mory, on FRIDAY evening. the 2lst, al 81 o'clock
precisely, in full uniform-Belt, without Cartridge
Box &c. for the purpose of visiting the Theatre,
the occasion of the Benefit of MISS CAPPELL.
BY order of the Captain
NH 20-2t CHAS P RADY, Orderly.
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EOR SALE.-A woman who Is good
L COOK and superior WASHER and IRONER
She is a first rate Ladies' Nurse and has the best cha
racter for honesty and good disposition.
ALSO-For sale, old man. who is a very good
Gardener and field hand For further particulars ap
ply to me at my residence, 4th street, between
Broad and Marshall SITS. ISAAC L. CARY.
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DAsvILLE, Pa, March 10TH 1885.
Mess1s. De GRATH Il Co, Philadelp h,e. Genial
OIL ordered from your Or. Smith last week. 1t sells
like hot cakes" I sold it ell in day. and could
have rud d much more Send me in1med1e tely "a
doz more BY international express, and draw me
for came. From the way it sells it mua be working
wonders, Youri truly,
J. A. Moore, Druggist.
2 S-nan't delay a rnomsnt sendingit.
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PROVIDENCE, March 10TH 1856.
Messrs. De Grath l. Co-Gents: We want another
invoice of your Electric Oil, same as before We
should like have it by Express, if you share the
freight; otherwise by steamer as soon possible.
Yours truly, BALcH d Son.
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THREE GRAND GIFT EXHIBITIONS
L AT METROPOLITAN HALL,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
March 20th, 2lst and I'D
r. WINTER, in addition to his exhibition of Chem.
ical Dioramas &c. viii distribute grstuitously to his
friends and patrons for their kind patronage, large
number of beautiful and costly presents In tbs way Of
WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, SEALS, BREAsrPIss, GoLo
PENS AND PENCILS, BRACELETS, SILVER WARE,
&c. &c.
on which the articles are snumekated
~ The Articles for Distributing Je on s1hi-
house. Book Store, No lSs Main streSGS ere tick
cts can be procured.
cv Mr. smith, with his choice Music5kns Of this
ARMORY BAND, execute some of their best pieces
each evening.
CF Tickets to be so cents only, and limited.
NH 2O-St
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LNOH HIRE--A No. 1 Female Cook, WASH
L er and Ironer, just come in. For further infor-
nation, apply to E. d. EACHO,
NH POST Pearl street.
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sDA0 BAGS Prime New Crop Lagunyra
SUU Coffee; just received and for sale by
NH 20 WIN. WALLACE x EON.
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Z---ll---
CAM


o~nsuanI
sssed 6r1
sl yesrna 1
kty for NJ
I'D ipdnst1
service
II the VEL
tsre va
But this
khsn men ~
HICKS sh1
- srnong
BENT Of 81
nisht,P1
ity. 10 mn
9sponsiibii|
AnpossdI al
with his
rscity, no L
fischarss 4
hoped his
Is seviceI
NH 20 -
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OBACCO MANUFACTURERs will find
II 10 their advantage to make trial before the
season closes of our HARD COKE for heating their
factories IL has been pronounced by some VINO nave
USED II Tor this purpose, quite economical ana In
some respects preferable to Anthracite Coal
Our stock In future will be abundant to meet all
demands and orders will be punctually supplied
Apply at Coke Office corner 10th street and Basin
bank. NH 20-ts JNO. j. WEHTH, Agent.
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CINCINNATI, O., March 3, 1856.
Prof C. De Grath Co., Phia Gents Please
send me, Pittsburg gross Is and gross so
cent size Electric Oil being already of those sizes
Yours truly, J. d. PARK.
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| OST.1
- nsie.
lue bill dI |
King, for
pin confe
pig the Pa
public ard
NH o.
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THEATRE.
i BENEFIT OF THE TREASURER.
SATURDAY EVENING, March I'D,
On which occasion fine bill will be presented In
connection with the
R. &. R. RS OF RICHMOND,
Who have kindly consented appear in full costume.
and add to the attractions of the evening by Gro
tesnne Entertainrnant the Stase. NH 2O-2t
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"a SELLING OFF AT COST -
III TO CLOSE BUSINESS-S50, 900 ss<3A3
al worth of Trunks, Boots, Shoes Hats.
.6eT Umbrellas, Walking Canes &c. From Thu date
the entire stock Of the Bazaar store, No. l52 Main
street, next door to the Exchange Bank viii be dis.
posed of at cost without reserve, either wholesale
retail the present proprietor is engaged IN other
business. p. OFERBAUGH
TgRMs.-Over 800, four mouths with approved
paper; all bill, under 800, cash.
NH -9,+
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To conclude with
AsMoDEUs.

Dance. .....................Mi Miss Partingtc
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DOMADEs--Jusf received, a Inrge sup-
ply with avariety of other articles for the hair
mn 2---ts w. G. BATTAILE
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AltlAAAI> Al Inc
ashington IA su~c-~araI n Clark, PROM.

Duo III 7 Dram. Bedford; \ 7 Rhodes, Lcxing-
ta.., ! I Greeulee, ) l. Latks ,Roykbfdge \ Drum
mond. Amherst, RdgeWay Franklin; J Layne. AI-
pom fttox; Il BraaIy,zW Mays Campbell, IL
Nhtow, T. L Bell, Bedford 7 } Grceu, Halifax j
+ Everett, bedford Eamoads " II Prsrmnn, ]
Payne. Camp veil, Turner Patrick; Angle, Frank
lin. Howard Tenn, Miss Pollrclge, 4 II College
Pergon Petersburg |. Jennings, Halifax, Capt
Davis, Petersburg; Gi>h, Liberty \ Laprdc
Halifax " l. Tollcr, Liberty; " Niuor. Lady ?
Children, Roanoke; j J Hubbard 4 Lady T. Tenn. +
King lalstllc; ] hets, ! Key, ! NJ Cob6s,
Bedford Geggs, Floyd: q Sandeld Amherst: II
) NalnPlcr, Wythe " DAVIS. Petersoarg
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shocLiug Outrage md Terrible tnse Of a. yncb-


The Maysyille Ks eagle Of Iaortda5 last, con-
tajn, The particulars of shocking outage commit
ted ia the town of M8n,he y Jams county Ohio,
by ire. negro MN, upon tie wife Of Mr., Morris,
while A. e latter WAS absent from home. The negro
broke into SIR Morris hoa.r unl accomplished his
9i.ltiag after a T. par'te struggle with tho unhappy
Np.i=H Who fractured hernNuJlW it Il stated IN
att rlap,i6z TO release the negfos hold upon her
thrpst BIS biting him. IL Nero then escaped from
Tao hou,c and went home to las wife. leaving Mrs.
Morris in ittlc better than diving condition. Her
rcsHs meaue bile bad attracted assistance, and the
H. sras wounds soon he'd - his detection, which cX-
eaci intense INDIGNATION in connection with two 9TH
uurages OF a similar nature attributed 10 him He
Wi, found in bed with his face badly scratched and
lIrodm1 int us Described 10y hi, victim. The excl
taa crowd tooh him forthwith before dtyto M island
= the Ohio river. Just above the town, where they
Hlng him mp to "A trur, bHt the rope breaking, he
sjecd He then Acknowledged the Internal deed and
would have bcen hung up again la, Tor the inlcrpo-
sion oil some osthe les excited in the crowd whose
counsel prevailed and the negro accordingly tn
zen to West Union, lodged in jail aul c'aned 10 pre-
aeut his escape
During Monday night Mr. Morris reached home
from Cincinnati Tn Tuesday morning, II crowd
# men, with John Douehcrty. "a brother Of Mrs.
iorrs) al their head, left Manchester for the
county seat, where they broke into the Jail, burst
ing the locks with hammers, until they reached
The room where the negro was. He then took an
We and broke the hcgros chain, dragging him ont
Il the prison. He then took him to the island aud
Ing him upon the limb Of tree some - feet high.
TN his way from Jail and even under his gallows,
the negro cursed and terribly and vowed if he
should get oil alive he would Kill Mrs. Morris at
sight. After hanging until he was dead, his body
vas cut down and with the chain still fastened TO
linn, deposited in box, aud buried ON the island
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The I1nc-VITc. Ohm, tourier N Thursday
mentions the unrest If nun named Peter Ward
for putting the baby Of Patrick White in the fire!
The man was hrld under 81 900 bail, failing to
give which he was sent 20 Jail. The Courier
my: The crime /, So awful, TINT for the sake
of common humanity, We oanuot believe. with
out the strongest evidence. that any one, bear
ing the form Of man, could be- guilty of il.
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CODRGS


The MAyAssA GAP RAILROAD ACcIpYNT.-Fa1td'T
Plrttularg.-A correspondent OF the Alexandria SR
a gives that raper additional particulars Of theta
"l accident on the Mauassa Gap Railroad, IN Warren
comfy. which was mentioned yesterday lie says :;
Il i our melancholy duty 10 announce the hlest
serious disaster that has ever happenel to the Nanas-
Gap Railroad. being no less than the falling IN OF
two shrds OF the Bridge across the South Brunch OF
de Shenandoah River, and the carrying down IN a
general wreck he e1tra burden train, aud with IL
The oHr hands OF board together with one oil the CIT
i7eas Of this county, John Il. Buck, ESQ agent al
Bdeton station.
Iae disaster occurred about sunset Saturday even
Ing the 2alh Of Nov the train was on its way to
Ho3lstoek John c. PeaSter. engineer, survived but
q few moments after being taken from the ruins
William Nica,s fireman, lived few hOnrs- m Ihpm-
as EHon brake>man died the next day about o =
oo.k in the evening. John G. Buck ED stiil sur
vice horribly n,ut iuea with but little if an hopes
oil his recovery
Geo V Riler tho Con'u tor made a most mirac-
t1as escape without serious jury IN = the only
person LET Of the i',-f'tcd train 70 toll the 'at"
Ger citizens promptly repaired Ia the scene oil ihe
disaster aad rendered MI the assistance N t3er pow
A. The wounded were taken to tie toariaoie RES
d'n-e of J. Il. Ri.huds. Esq near hy
prs. Bach. Turnrr Hud Brown were, as soon A. CIT
ernst'oee, wou!d pm ant, O. the ground ana rave
oeei ancas,ing ia their attentions
The piers of the bridge nninjnre3 Inc hr''
81 ing WY vas thought to he near the centre OF The
br.3ge-that mar; between th@two pier, IN 'ae river
last falling in. aud then that portion next the "nat-
1noni on HE northwest side of the river upon "'''
was all the train, whe0 il went down me ehs,ue,
II i, thought. had reached the ahntHrh', 9'l va
drawn back hy the four car, behind, heavily "a'ne"
with brick plaster goods. a.. The io'' m"S' We
hct1y to the Compaay, be,ilr- the bridge and tue
elr' aFe mass Of Gains, an} ne engine must VT 81
ropsly domocea
No persoa on &c tran couiI pos IDLY be niamei'
= la -r. ~ F4f q.
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Mrssrs T. DAVIS & sex par sirs:-rGe Ksrons here
have Re acquainted with medicine nul their demand
II il is very surprising have orders
more than fly bot,s therefore wish 10 SIR Il
quantity. and viii yuu through the Treasurer tho Ms
MINI There medicine Incl stands high la
tie nation Of ih Karens Of Those yaur Pain
klc aud feel wiling CRAFTY them, entertain very
h. opinion 81 its worth.
MSsrs PERRY DAVIS sos II lind necessary address
ynu again NY anEuur expectations have he
than realized The call for aIuabe ed cine is nc
ing very rapidly that fear shall unable keep
Pace with it. My object IS be-. jhft
ceI OF this will kindly despatch anoh hatch ordered
in letter # JunelaSt hopel will be cutgry h,
for your last shipment reaci Of whe hoecter Lave
not yet heard from Yours sueeroly-
!. l.. CARRAI, Calcutta.
tuuX ~
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1t the NHtionuI ihentrr IN Boston an Thurduy
evening last Mr.. VI. Il. Parker fell accidentally
and knife entering hi side "A rib wa, broken
Ca the same eYrning,at the Boston theatre, Mr. &
johnson received n severe wound in the groin
from the accidental discharge OF IA pistol in his
nork
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FACTS FROM THE REconD-xo. III.


Orlinauee concerning the appointment aud duties OF
the Police Master for the corporation of Lynchburg
Extract from SIC. l.--"BctJre entering GA the da-
ties OF lis Office lie 81 all before Magistrate for
the said corporation take tie folloVi' oath: -
do soie,381y s,ear Tor affirm tia, / ,cW fatbfaiQ,
4il,HAq ant hoaStiy 10 The Gc't - my add,fp 0Ra
jd5meef. perform ed ttf da5es ssl@'ssa gfHe foief
Ha9er to III corporation, ~ n or123@cso q IA cor
Poed ,oa.
Ii shall he the necial duty of the Police Master
TO pr seoue. in tue Of the Treasurer, for the
benefit 4 The corporatiou before justice Of the
peace for the said corporation, ANY court having
jurisdiction thereof, for at violations of any orii-
nance 81 part ofauy ordinance II the common eoun-
Gil. which may he IN torcc. &c
1t shall be the duty OF the Police Master, often
as may hc, 10 traverse pass through all the streets
and ALLEYS OF The town-to give information Ia some
magistrate ha, lug jurisdiction thereof Of the intrac
ton of all ordinances or parts Of ordinances OF the
common council in toree--to endeayor, by any egal
means enforce the said ordinances also the acts
flhe General Assembly, far as they late to the
Police u towns IN this commonwealth, aud all other
Sub uets is in any way relste 10 the Police OF the
corporation of Lynchbnrg; md generally to d. all
s.rq lungs as are necessary to preserve ord and
cleanliness throughout lie town.
The Master ii Police and members Of the
Niptt-W Watch shall. criminal cases, have the pow
cr duties aud fees and be subject to the same penal
ties that ate prescribed ~ ltH to coastabrs aud,
In roceednss lor Violations Of the criminal laws of
tie sa.e the city chafler Of aug ordinance or rcgu-
qt;an Of the city council, tEel shall act TO such ex
ter and in such manner as eons3bles are by a@ na-
tlogized 10.
Src 4-Al assembages ot negroes within this
cts, where they allowed to debate question Ct
IA vote CT its Adoption shall lie deemed unlawful
nsrl r. .l ,Il mblaees Of SIVeS Il any place
r., ~. aifv ehcre wjsn, arfrrt s,irits "f MIXTURE
thereof arc lid 10 be drunk A. snch place where
there .-any eamc { q, 3ece played, Wlen three Ia es,
or99o -. e, aHd ofHorr free ne 1f1es nr" tlicc,
.5faee.i..r--cxecIt nhel such slayc> are arc7mga-
l.-,-r tl..fs il
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The Markets..

BALrMoRf, December ith-flour is dull Sales
ut So 30 Whc1s and Corn unchanged
NEW 1onE, December lth.= Flour huoyant and uu-
changed Wheat declined Red ~ /, 10 ~ ii ;
White ~ Ct to Il Gs Corn has advanced Mixed
- cts yellow i cts; White &c Tobacco firm /,
KentnckY SI0l To- SO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

''COnPFTITsesT a IL the Lite Of
81. TRADEh-PRi&TI&G in all its branches,
dauc in style unsurpassed BY ohr Establishment in hf
Sat, at the NlRGINIAN JOB PRINTING ESTAB L1SH-
MENT.
Jobs printed in Color that compare any
work done south Mason IN DxonS Line Sprcmt
be lce Cal and First Alley ,between Main
and Church aug is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05
NERAL. NOTICE.

The Funeral al the late PETER L. DUDLEY. will
the place this morning, nj II otlaek Ills fricn,l,
and aeeHantnees are invited to attend at thr rel
lrnee Of bis ttthcr, o. Court-nouse Ill. az II q
ciosk. ipcc 18th ls5G
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

iae and commended to all sufferers diseases q" tho
Liver aud Stomach II inIapn;lh!y Admitted that they
Hesrr failed 70 those disorders
Sold II tho manufactures M Lave. 4
and No 22i Strand London; b. all DrugPss %
i2ic 81 per dee 3dv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

lht fredericksburg Aetcs announces with much
satisfaction thai new steamer has jus, been put on
!ne hapPahannoek river 10 ply between the mouth OF
lisa Chief