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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

II PHOSPHATE OF LlME-1ho attention of laru, Is
ana faWors respectfully called TO tue abov,
pound Tor their approaching spring planting
NJ Manufacturer bcBS to
they may aIw depend upon being supplied with dfNU
NL AND NlFoiM ARTICLE for he constantly snpsrp. nd,
in person the entire process of manufacturing and putting u
for
Tins article has been before community for the pc.
nod V tive yea during which tim, it has ysed Is
large number OF the most fcrut,d Chemists different places,
and has been tired by various Farmers nearly every
ia the mon with almost Perhaps
the best proofs VI its value the greatly increased demand,
Unprecedented in the history Arnca Fertilizers
cluaIot Peruvian itself which possesses
much adj antase, from the tact oi the ammonia volatile
matter IN uann Ia this preparation being chem ally fixed
agent only dissipatng itself progressively When incorfo
rated vita the SOIL this aVaaDo salt sGphate amaga
mated with soluble phosphate htted TODD tor plants
all descriptions and By them readily taken Ii Will be
uund quite as active i'll inducing carly maturity Guann
and much more durable aud terrifying the soil aud less
LATHE.
AS there large number of super sphates in market
for the value of which would like be
earnestly request all purchasing be careful the
GEAJINE AKIICLt, which viii be warranted by
ted agents. all of whom OF acknowledged
and them hold responsible good
Super Phosphate All packages will be distinctly
ed Consumers and dealers will be enabled
mcnts for Their supply on as Gabe it'll my agents
with self
MEsShS II G. HARDY & co, arc my accredited and
ole Agents for the city of Petersburg.
c. b. DEBURG,
agricultural ChemStdn sole Proprietor, Ullioias5u,g
ap 1dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10
Ia,wICE WEEK nETWEEN

4 BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, 10y steam SAlsxs.stSS
BisLVlDERE and pOCAliONIAS--Tho
STEAMER BELN1DERE leaves Baltimore every SAT llt.
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning, ugTcs ~ III
MOND every Tt ESDAN AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The rOGAHoNTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NESDAN AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning lcn YES
RICHMOND every SATU RDAl AFTERNOON Tor Lau
timure.
shippers to baltimore by these Boats have thei
goods here every Monday and Friday each week
LUDi.AM q WATSON Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

IT AN prepared TO MI orders for MARBLE
Il WORK of any description, from the panest the
costly baltimore prices and Of workmanship equal TO
Northern establishment
monumental Books of neat and plain designs, be
" Once or Will call on any desiring to
..en al 'her residences JNO B GADDESS.
'E.-The attention Of the Merchants
a. men Of lyi' hbutg respectfully Invited TO
e~"" VI LyhVhoufg Nof
n" student shall be allowed contract snv don't or a,s
WHOM Inc pea "ission vi hts guardian nm on 100
D. student without written certificate from IN,
fresidsn OF tho Faculty will do his own rial ~ ~
aug 25ts Pre,iden, 90 az m' Y SoA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

" and Just to hand Ihis considered the most reliable
fepdrann tor the Hair. No being light M for ~
Hair and No general dressing for Hair Of All coils IT,
not dy and YET changes grey hair 10 lis original
'''' ny me As'h' } IL THOMPSON & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

NOIlGE To Tobacco Manufacsurer,
~ 80 Cases I B& Mass Licurice
20 j CO Co "
100 Half Gases NJ 4
Acc
All on consignment and for sale low b,
THbS. BRANCH 4 SONS
sep l5dts Petersburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

r.. - ausztsasaEl VIRGINIA n TENNESSEE
~ $50 wT-yXN RAIL ROAD-On Thursday, h e
l9ih of June the Passenger Tram will
commence running to Salt Works Branch Junction.
June n r. II. oil tirn Sup'I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

vuNO EilE plUauC.-Unvcy Ou seen fbnt ~
j Splondd lot of New Jcwcry lust received nj J. ~
y Thu consisting OF New Watches OF all de WN2.
scripuons. Elegant Cameo aud Mosaic Pins aud Ear -
rings turcntnc Pins and Earrings Enamcled Pins
rings Vain Gold Fins aud Earrings Fancy and Plain Bracelets
sc, II you have not them you had better call
you viii miss the sight n determined sell cheap
cash y THURMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

mo. a. NsGOWO. Grocer md = oas sss sion
- MERCHANT, MAtN sTRffft Lfschbuha Having Just
Northern Cities haFe npw on hand and re
the AMI nasi desirable STOCK Of tro
Liquors before offered by To old
the public large Ny stock consists In every
the Grocery line foe no hesitation la
ng viii sell goods eheap II moi cheaper, than
ynrhburK Warrant article that sell 10
entire sale bny nothing but the best
My motto quick sales and small profits every instance
Al country produce taken in exchange for goods cah
prices. loct II
- EsEGSbNG, ANDON HAND. - bbi.. ssu-
IL ART Sngar - bbis. stuarts Ground Clarified and
Crushed Sugar.
- boxes Loaf Sugar.
10 bbis. y. % Mnlasses,
10 hhds J. X do,
100 bags Rio Coffee
90 Iaguira do,
10 Prime old Java do,
30 boxes Adamanne and sperm Candies
Large lot OF Clover Orchard aud Timothy Seed Call
selling cheap
feb 2its YOUNGER n SMITH
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND, May Let, 1856
Gentlemen Ny child had commenced breaking last
fall In small sores which gradually extended
head including both which much by the
fear that both would drop OF |
tried all advertised remedies without
good results then procured aud applied little TURF
OIL II began get better the bottle broke
piled gals TO it again began TO My elder daugh
said PA % of that Turf O sisters head
looked much better when used it, We another
bottle, and head nearly we'll This sggra
and took hall hour every day wash
very offensive. One bottle feel assured will
her entirely, there but little disease remaining
lou this for others
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully b. Y. CHALK
Messrs Dove
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

NEW eONGEWN-W u. Anderson hns
~ this day associated With him JOHN q ADAMS and
THOMAS q. ANDERSON for the purpose of transacting
GENERAL GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FDRW ARD
ING BUSINESS, under the firm and style of ANDERSON,
ADAMS a co. at The old stand of W. I. Anderson dor
merly ] II Rrnwck)
They win always keep hand wall soec Of Gro
e'rie Guano ground and lump laAte Livingston Ilonghs
and Castings
Particular attention given the sale of ennsgnments and
advances made ON Produce In hand
WILLIAM T. ANDERSON
JOHN @ ADAMS,
ia Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

hlfr'Iq NuWnTk tIIrr-
Together with we'll solicited sork Irunea cftrons
Shell Almonds. English Nalnnis filbefts Palm Nute
roni Nrmrcolia, Maple tarrnna Preserved Ginger
Saru,s Pickles In Jars brand, Peaches imported Havana
aud rucip, tgara # the beat quality, fancy fonrh
Confectionery of all huh Walking Canca lanns Tambornos
Roy Drums, Fahcy Articles. Toys, Ar Plain and Fancy
Canrs daily OF the best material quantities
to suit Irpeottnl, solicit call ffom city aud country buy
suu charge A made FOR show inB the goods
A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10
NJ ANf%D, \ situation IA stooh- a&crpcr or

" SALESMAN, IN CONNER -.a house. Young man
"N mas mad considerable in mercantile business
ana could make himself generally give good re-
oe'rs as to character, Address H. Vrginan Ofre
- e NS''''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

SsYtc ,QLrIIn NOTICE. Commcncing the ith OF June
" ss9ss.x aud during the repairs to The AqucluC
Lsnchburg the Packet Boat for buchanan
will leave Iynchburg. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, att
A. NJ. Returning leave buchanan. Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday ut A. NJ, and arrive in Lynohburg, at T. NJ
BOYD, EDMOND q DAVENPORT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

bill SIDES Upper Leather for suIe.
- 4A"'s'"s j. p. & B. II NOWLI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

BIa 'siASh, Bedford county, Va, Nov. /, 1854
Mars. Dure Co ucntemou used about fourth OF
bottle fnr oil upon the back horse the
back almost entirely place large
hand and this suee application q only applied onro) cured
up entirely and permanently lttal, surprised
Quiekness of It's properties aud think prompt
and eioa than any thing Of the Kind saw
have sold thousands Of bottles other similar
urposes
Respectfully j =. BONDURAN1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

- aud Coffee Suga all grades aud prices Imperial Gun
Powder and Black Tcanew No and Maekeels beautiful
lot Of Dried Beef which Will take peasurB sieng FAM
lies New Orleans aud Cuba MoaAse Cutting and Pine Apple
Cheese Sperm Adsmanne Fancy tolorcd and Talnw Can
lles Virginia Herncttaly sealed Peaches Sugar Pop
Corn Candy, fine lot brooms, homemade, Toilet
and Iiar Soap, l4aguira kio and JAVA toiie.
have also added 10 stock beautiful lot Of DRY
GOODS Ench summer Cashmere Plaid Binghama Prints,
Plaid aud striped Domestic Bleaehsd and uhbeaohod Cot
which win sell low for Cash.
may SITS j H. SOLOMON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

j
II ING WARE-HOIS E-where will be found tho largee,
assortment of Laminsted Steel fine Double Single ON
Rifles; Desns English Self Cooking Five shooter Colts Al
lens and Ihurbers HsvoYers and Single Pistols Powder
Flasks Shot Belts and Pouches; anne Cleaning Rods
Nipple Wrenehes Eeys Cocks and o. D. Percussion Cans
Gun Wads and Wire Csrt5cges ali sizes Curtis Harvey
Diamond Powder and American Powder all Compress
ID Bullets; Buck and Small Shot, Liquor Flasks Rogers
Pocket Cutlery Bowie Knives Razors ane assortment u
Port Monies; Gold Silver Ivory and Crooked Sword
Plain Canes and every thing in line
We have LOT of premium RAes hxRd. Repairing done
With despatch and warranted, by
wv. u, & c. FISHER opposite the
ssp lsts NoryeD House. Lyncbburg, Va.
GtOUMTRY ME RcHANT9.-O Csantry
naenos win ind our stock Of CLOTHING larger and bet
~ adapted for their before We will
burg, and better styles Of Cotbipe - -
~. 1t GLASS & RAiNE
hl1ssDEs Upper Leather for suIe.
y " g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

CHrsTFNFIEIp April 10Th, 1850
Nsssvs Tlore Co-IIaying used rur on hnoap
Tito be such fine medicine, thnS IL due 90 you that
should know H. Ny daughter about fr ON zee
rock Of chair aud aud bruised her thigh much
the form Of boil became very sore had
lanced by physician but that did relieve II became
aud continued for nearly nrd
medicine could hear Of with effect until in.
duced bottle ofyou Turf oilancr using bottle
and half entirely healed have used Tor other
and found the benefit You liberty
this as you think proper. n CHALkLY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

lust RECElVED-Eive CROSSE. Of Rnr,la,
a. Perkins Cos celebrated London Porter at
II. NJ. HARRIS & co
Tobacco, Cigar, Wine Liquor Store
july lsts Main St, Ly uchburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

MONDAY, April l4-6f. H.
Bs.ADszrY,s.--Fleur-Ths news from Eu.ops, combined
With srge receipts iron Albany depressed the IArkst
which elsssA eu and unsettled. Tho salss embraced
about 5000 600 bbls, including common State ct g
s7H extra ststs st % 50 % e2x and Western medium
and low grades extra Western ct IS Is ~ o. Extra
Gsnesss and s. Louis we're quiet at g Is g. South
% 10. Canada also in light demand With sales q
900 500 bbls Ut 81 Is IS So chiefly ct % 25 IS 81
for extra qualities Meal and rye -four were unshsDssd
elected while prime lots were scarce. Sales Of 100
bushsls prime white Southern were made ct 81 o..
Corp5Ihs sales embraced about 70 ooo oo a. oOo
white and yellow At ESQ.,, which taken to fill
up and 5000 DO Jersey yellow ct &c. Dis ing lots
vas a eaSc. = ESQ. The msr.st closed heavy. Oats
brisk, with sales Of Chicago at 4sc AGO.,
and State 1t 4oc. 42c Rye-3,000 bushels Northern
Corrm Sales Of 400 bags Maracabo were made on
private terms 100 do Rio ct do and $50 mats Java at
1sxc. The cargoes Of Rio to be sold at auction this
week had . tendency to check transActions
cor1oS.-1hs sales embraced about 1000 bales, the
market having closed quite frm
FHincuTs.-Rates we're dull and engsssments light.
To Liverpool about 20 900 3d. 900 bushel grain vere
engaged In bulk at 4Kd 3d. 500 bales cotton, COM
pressed, at d with . small lot Sea Island ct Ad. To
London, $50 boxes bacon were engaged at 25s There
change to notice in rates for the Continent to
California.
PRoyraoss.-Pork-The market vas higher, with sales
Of 400 500 bbs. Moss at S1e e2k el6 rs, and Of
prime at SIS 50A SIS 62k Beef dull, and prices
favored purchasers With sales Of 200 250abbs includ
ing country prime at IS So &c. and country mess, So
$40 TO- Other descriptions OF beet we're rn1schsngsd
ages ct 7c for shoulders and SIC. &c. for hams
lard without change OF momentsass Of 4Oo terces
and packages were made st ESQ = loc Butter was
Wills cheese ranged from s.. . loo. -
sroARs Tho market displayed greater activity, viii
GALES about hnd, pay Cq R.o ~
40 hhds New Orleans ct Ike The market closed 6rm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15
The New Reservoir.
SUPREME UOURT-GENEKAL TERN.
Before bon. Judges Strong, Roose welt ana Cle-


Before Hon. Judges Strong, Roose welt ana Cle-ke
April l4.-In the MatNr Of the Confirmation of the Re-
1ort Of the Commissioners appointed to Assess the Value Of
Land Taken TO Form the Nsac Reservoir Strong
vertd opinion this morning, confirming the report Of
the commissioners As the first objection, the
Ger hich this report is mace is repealed by the subse
quent act authorsing the taking OF LANDS for the
park The Judge observed that proper 10 consrue
The act authorship the construction of the
voF In the nature Of exception implied In the Cen
trail park act the prin cipe that whom two amA tive
the other, but both stand if possible It would
follow from this construction that the lands in the
reservoir act to be taken for that purpose and
the residue Of those mentioned in the Cent al park act
taken for that purpose ID obectoD: That Of the
three commissioners appointed became . resident
previous to The rendering of Their report IF this
were So their action woua probably be held void II
being necessary, under the statute, that commits
while engaged In the performance OF their duties.
But the testimony fails to establish the sct Of
residence for New York city appears have been the
third referees place Of business and that is sufficient
show where he resided, and to control what evidence
there is OF his dwelling house being in another district
The third objection that all three referees did sign
should together the business trusted them
the action CT two sufficient. As to the valuation of
pre- perry the Judge sad two things must distinctly
pear order invadate the Of the report
in this res pect First that the valuation made on
improper principle and second that wou produce
serious injury to the obections-neitber Of which
sufficiently shown.
agreed In the conclusion that the report NUS be
rmeo but that of the law points involved of
much importance ~ to require o written opinion,
which would shortly be rade up.
THE UNCONSTITUTIONAL LIQUOR LAW.
In The Mot>r Of Warren rs Coleman d .Stzsoa.-Judgs
Roosevelt aid that this CASE and others arising the
Liquor law, practically disposed OF by the recent de-
tcsion of the Court Of Appea Judgment entered in
corcsnce with the order made special term Affirming
the law upcon sttutiona.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15
Theatres and Exhibit,ons.

BROADWAY THEATRE Mr.. and MIS- Barney Williams play
r iA SsP :adisSS
sesa are Assistance and Yankee Modes sor
GEL" ard "tsIney the Baror.n
veTsSed ard pleasing sfsrscer opening piece he ne
SRisn ne and
Ssn G y % s1d s Tho s
crossing the. sage the end Of q pole.
s ,7a s. y. s With
Guin.Ar and Mrs Prior, Miss Afford, and Mr.. Lamb, d
as nd S. s.
Wella VIZ perform psse1l lie gorgeous spectacle Of
BUk1oss-Ers q. hovs:d will this evening take benefit.
e. popular nsM stssSS e oa
E M MsosgsT Burton the
&c sss; hs9s ds,g 70 see this rich oocay
via
s$sIs AZ: sSs:
6,ssoens I sSs ciosSs piece. = .'.p-'s a0la
before The public ,hs thrilling drame q Camlle and he
viii te psyee foT The twentieth and the latter sixth
several row e sddniors. 40 ''''n' O''' 9" y
BEoADw.Y SARIErIHs I'll. Wood and Marsh troupe Of u-
venes who rank among the most popular and talented
s the S Pig e s Of the en Fac
and The iscDaipg ble Mary;As Elizabeth "A Loan q I
EnLo's Balloon viii doubtless be sled veraovng this
az and ns Dc sx.
be OF the ucs pleasing ar who entered
the concert will appear together with signors drgno
Morel, Revere, Bernardo and Mons Guyonhe latter pia
Of the celebrated 1balberg Max Maretzek
the conductor The programme embraces great lumber Of
the moet briis nj musical gems
WooDs MIssTBEIs Tho leading heroes Of Bhakspere and
other distinguished authors al enve,oped sable viii be in
rocuced st he Basqueraie Ba this evening which
fsceous George 70 be the coorkeeper rrior to the ball.
George Pierce Gar dner and others will favor the spectators
with variety Of ecr dances, &c.
ELEGArT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fose Bridges and Mr.
and Mrs W Fleming will give literary and vocal
Bore Chapel to morrow evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15
William sburu CITY Noxv..

BURGLARY IN A DRY GOODS STORE AND RyCovYaY or
THE GooDs some time during Saturday night the dry
goods store OF H. hather OF Fourth and South
Fifth street was entered by burglars and robbed Of silks
and other goods valued at about 81 200. Mr. Mathsr
first attrac ed by . large shawl, which had been
dropped by Of the burglars the side was found
to have been forced open with jimmy, and the goods
bad been tAsen from the drawers. Information was given
to the police, and steps taken for their recovery
On Sunday afternoon three men, having with them .
horse and wagon observed looking shout an unoc-
cuped house At the junction Of Division and Flushing
avenues and their movements exciting suspicion, the
agent entered the house and found largo quantity Of
goods which have since been identified those stolen
from Mr. Mathers store. The thieves pursued but
succeeded In making their escape.
USING A SWORD CANE On Saturday afternoon you No
man named Neiste attempted 70 the ladies' cabin
of the Division avenue ferry boats With segsr
bi, mouth. He wss prevented bv the deck hand which
ensged him that he drew sword cane and threaten
tered and arrested Nete. and yesterday he eent 70
the Penitn,isry for thirty days, By Justice Jaoobs.
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PBMADEIPRIA, April la-Arscsrs Telegraph; Roach
Emily. s;a 2rss' Syaig "'''''' 'n-''o -0a
Doyle Ser sspo"s s sS%s a. sas sasss so"u
Misreliane0as and Dasasters.
The clipper shsoosr rsn ou wssh va. 'he., s sSo
.Sal. De Angels ssd svls and brought b. . ths Navy
,ues ana u. be- sold scSessr Win her cargo sors. arn
u,s s., risss &C. - s1eou or he sh ns for e. the
cure Der r,utcs iDsIumsns O Ssch abe had campls,s
ee we &c g BE- worm s.cops
ss four mar, =, comp.,ss. ,.o Of them e,irs ausdrHn
q hs koril souh oeesn. and ihs We, India
ess1y r.sse sse %isS s.vs ~s.ed the sres, globe e
bu. the fn.s rather me De- ui' Msrss ascresd other
ssnSy HOOK ''''-'
sur HAsx.vsy-csp,a,n xeKay, q :hip H.r..x.y; y
os isis v s1peIsness. terrible ssis irs% wsw, ysoS
IN sops 3. $ IN FER Beam ends sS.S Der washed
overheard everything movable ssos The dscs and ef..ans
m,,aen rigging: BsIo%ser De's % hsr.omssr So
seea sss s % s.-y
during mos, OF the vosge and he's been much ~ ne time un
par D Of 70 suits q sans '@ '''''' ~ -
sHP sheldon, from olassc~; ont - da,s
muda, 9Th ulL want oftshs
snr srrroLK from Bosisn for London, returned % Boston
B,rx rrsIrcsr1-Csp, Iews Of bark rrniacke, before
reported 81 Baltimore ~ disres bound 70 Neg iors mssss
eSpsrier ced isle from eastward Pm hove head
70 The under sss rssss
Shining md NAL ing good deal Pm wind haul
ed 70 NM sbip W The eastward M5Ph the gale
violence, shipped hsavy forward,
&c ne S and s's ss s %sa .s sS
way oper irs and had Aso started one
upper and strained the partners around
the Bas considering mprudsnt W put The vesse be.
with such dangerous running decided upon
npmss he fall Of which opsal yard sikine head
obe forems under the heavy srgnE OF be ves.e carried
be board which he ve~si hsaded Tho
aea and made lee water cut The msn gallant
fourd the bead OF The manmasi sprmg The gale RACED
wh unabaed violence throughout he nsh-on ne following
for port took Baltimore pilot on the oh arrived
OF North Point roor, and n coming Mo under
ropg Bw wind. carried away her jury mas's
I'm BRIe Boetoa from Palermo, split sAs. stove
buwsrks, and lost bosA
pR,c AspAsA Paine from Daen. day., hound 10 Bar
celona with pitch pine lumber put into stoerzes be
muda 1sh u leaiy. The exper~nced heavy weather ~
me rs,ssse &ks prurg the "a day oui md
lime had rect OF water 10 her hold.
nrrrg acRR LoarIy sdays from Nev fos Amssrtsm,
sueh en- I5,h 81 90 icn ~ ~ih los. n wheel 1uw aks
and two beams broher, ana ie~hy She vM putting sscs 70
scrr Rrrrsric Snow from Rsumose bound 10 ~ Lucia
arrived Bermuda lat inst, distress, WIN "~ % sAA n&n
gaH boom, &C.
acup ran unknown VAS sesn On the beach rs mres W
the sou Inward Of Sabine on the Hih uh-
v,esrt Borrow up-schr Venice rev orlesa
yss r,pos.-ist inst, LAT p 10 n Ion 20 20 W, passe
,s,,,, p In Ii tackled ard towards
hui COZ not her She appeared 10 be ssou
arO 10 81 toas copper botomst and rufder rune
Shin Alfred HILL Boston. "a tons has been sod Cor bout
ss2 10O
sIip Ct atcu 6ct toes, called Mort Aoc
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AAt01kkxOS Ges
o0vAT o. NQvmv UroN LIEUT.. Q. L. WILLARD,
y. Q. 4.
he Court II this sass, rsaasuh,sd ysstsraay nsrs-
Ing - II oclosh. Present, I'll the MEMBERS Of tAs
Court
Mr.. Haldsnaa vas recalled, his tsstinssy ossspsiag
the entire day. The following were tAs material psst
Of his additional svdsnos;-Ths amount q tAs cAsch
rsostvsd In July from the ComnisAy In Newport FOR
the savings Of the port and depot fsad vSs $50 or
this he paid Lieut. Willard on the ID Of Juy on
account port and depot funds 81 7oe g. aad M Ranss
$l61 o. account a company fund. Al this usns Lieut.
willard port and depot treasurer. The original
check not given 70 Lieut. Willard because he not
entitled to the whole amount The reason Of pay No
Lieut. Willard part In ehec. and part In cash vss
ply matter Of cnpvenience II his universal custom
to record In his diary all payments Of cash He did
ask for receipts Of moneys paid Lieut. willard he
not held responsible for those anounts He always
when be ask sd Sergeant Head to endorse checks tsd
him the amount of the chrcks He knew nothing
about the eales, Other than the amount shown by
the checks received through Sergeant Head Tbs
reason of his not giving to Lieut.. Willard the
checks received from the Comnissary in Nsv York
was because he was requested by Sergeant Heed
20 receive the checks and make the divisions Tor him
The Sargent doubtless had for this request
though ne never explained them. When q msmSer OF
he Council Of Administration, he cid examine Lieut.
Wizards port fund account but his depot fund
account the latter did not before the Council
Adjourned I, IL A. N. this morning