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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

~ kCOND PRESBYTERIAN lHUkCH
- REV. DIR. HOG .'S) SALE OF PEWsNOn
MONDAY, February sth, 1857, at I2 O'Clock M, the
undersigned Committee appointed for tho purpose.
will SELL at public auction, without reserve al! the
unoceupied Pews in the Church. Persons wishing
information, relative to location or other WISE will
call on either of the undersigned
C. R. BARKsDALE,)
JNo. r. LITTLE, Committee.
ID. T. WILLIAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

nVEh-tUATc, OVEkCOAfS..-Ha Having
~ on hand large stock of WINTER CLOTHlNG,
| will offer Inducements, a. to make room for
spring and Summer Goods prices profitable to pur-
chasers. Over-Ceats from &3 80 up to &25; Business
coats Pants and Vests at different styles and prices;
and ask q call for examination, at
E. MORRlS'S, No. 100 Main street.
Richmond, Va,
- Also, for sale, two large SIGNS, suitable for
any business and at moderate prices with the words
"Whsiesale and Retail" and Clothing house. put
on. ia 26- St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29
TRUMAN A. Parker

In ret1rtnG frens she Lumber aud nlahsg.
any buslnea, permit NJ to ssAy - our fris1ds and
found correct aa1 psempe bualnes man. we'll entitled
b their pakxanaee snA eenfdaaoe- 1hankfu for the
liberal paAEonase hasetof0ss bestoweA on - we aAk
. eortins@nce Of the sAue - Our sueeessor.
5 Oar ofiss Tor The prevent VIII eoatinas ~ ~
p kcr's
js3-dlm r. q. WHITFIELD.
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'1OO PART OF HCNRICO, NEAR eOTTOM's
BRiDGE. FOR sALE-Ths subscribers are susho..
z ID to sell 500 acres Of Land situated above and
ahominy River. This land IL covered with very
large quantity Of Pine, Poplar and Cedar Timber end
Wood also has en- It hne mill ssat sie for mill
meadow land
Terms liberal. Apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

II ED BLANKETS AND SERVANTS.
- BLANKETS.-We have in store q large stocl
OF good Bed Blankets; also, good assor tment Sci
wants Blankets. For sale at low prices
w. p. PERKINS & Co,
ia 26 No. l4l Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

"a Half Is b LIZ. ssOODs8 tAn1lLY
OU ROE II ERkIN0ss warranted saeexes
jazz C6ENsnAW = ~.
~ r. 4 n iNsgNO. = BUTTkn; ~ s1eFces
III ditto; sugar Cured Hams; ~ Hama swo
years I'D, sad very superior. -
jan SALNe1AM Z ~.
Hay Al lots - sets esreaoeesA ee1 80
:. n 8 - On 1ksn~eh
4 AATs~-A nupcrser go - ges9 49, -
~ sale By bh1Dussva -
1ST555sE. CT0UE.-560 0ayfv6 Xn9De0s
y Extra And SupeiAee Hle9s, ~ ~ " !. -. @
IAI..s.ss bob Ter - :sfoxzs : srvsA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

HARD CON E.--Orders Tor this xco.Ient
IL Fuel for Furnaces and all kinds of close stoves
pre- mptly executed.
JNo J. wERTH Agent
Corner 10th st. and Basin, and 9Th and B. rd ST.
ia 2I-fa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-29

No. I FAMILY FLUUK
IN New HAMS and jules
Bottled CORN MEAL
Woods ROE HERRINGS
Together with full assortment of other Family
Stores. il % r. MCCARTHY SON.
E>ROsr BITES, CHILBAINs, BURNS
l. &c Snow Cream 10 a most effectaal remedy
for the above complaints. 1t relieves them In few
moments, and in few days performs a perfect cure
Price S7s cents per box. For sale by
j. +. JACKSON, Druggist,
26 No. II Main at,
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VI PISTOLS, Pistols, fistois..I.ife and Pro.
F fn fkEsERyERs.-Just received, one hundred
sale by JAMES Walsh 9pn Tmnor 'oi
.so-im 7doors above st Charlss HoteI
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P1onfng Mill

(sANeNeON - FRENCA.
WILL DO CUSTOM PLANNING AT TWO
w Dollays and Finy Cents Per Thousand Fed
Nl3dlm CANNON TRENCH.
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Family Groceries.
THE SUBSCRIBER, At Ills STORE, n.
i W corner Of Iowa and Second s,reets has Or
hard and viii Keep constantly, large assortment OF
rresh Tanal1y sssesssss,
embracing everything In HE line Of business whci
the public 10 invited late Arrsvas u seAsonabe a.
..e.cs wAITER gEITv
June IS lSS. On
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IL gNU&kotONED WOuLD kE6PECT.
- FULLY aDnoanes 10 The cisissns Of Dxsenpoyf
ana sieanity shes ne hoe opened entire new ard
elegant stock 81 Piano Foriss and hslodsons and L~
as tmmcdtaaey connected With the Nanufsrfurers
10 enahaed - fasstsA iuslsuueuts d their pgirxs
The stock mo- In stoss copsists Of ths pisnos Of
W Oadd, 4. y Gale . Co. 8leLn~ay = bon md d
Y Flshsr, o. New York, and LiibeYf u Dessou
.EDscAs At 0rovess<in Trns0w
The Aslodscss ~ y. . ~ W Smith. and com.
psts ss~ostment Of Sheet Ausir coatainine al tks
dice and Osms Of the Operas that have bssa pub
lisheaL
Deaiess surntshed lnslrumsGts and Sheet nueie n
ths regular discoanta Tanning done 10 osd~r
Jsl3 No VILLA
Mast side Main street. between fruss sud oseoo 4
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1Ouyuv0V8 A0116 go
e El
'lNAx 0axA1 c.. nvulE. Cox.
= o0essse tAs Atiantse e:,les with the wss,v..,.
0esoA~Nleosp, ard Southwestern eta,ss, ey a GOT
s W. sss In. q sss.f 1.' 20 s ii sss.. a
=; sss ss:.. s. @sss a f1. Sss s s.s =
S0Uos4sd - aad fseo the Gsea, Wet
AAsee sosvees snlAsslseiH Asp sfsssrsaa
- - 60 5000 sssss. Hat,
bsass Aad sslss,, fsss. Fsaihsrs,
o9esae Cas- .Denss,.c shsssinc,
9sssl 0sses, 81 sasksJ Hasd. zoe Fer 100 %
wsG a. 0sssp Pslis. Iss,~srd
31Dno ClAsa -Anvils, Steel, cha,ass
- eeeesJ heop, bseos, Pork,
L. tcsss % u sAsks, Tosaeee. scs %, loo ID
9esSessssssd. tssssps CIGAR o. ~ y
49, Cas-. Codes, ysa, Bacon
- fesk, " casks "a bosss
.sas Asa. German Clay. |
s1-9 - sssrea sssii farsAss aer.~
1900 - - - =. s :ss. sss.s. :. as;ss
EtiTRs:::.ss-.. ny 20. :, . :, r'a
a! !: 3;
- q ~
..slonT AoENTe.-nes N, wormly q %
n10ais, TsaA = y oesss. Co, 81 Loais j s
S7S1l D -. tvansvillA Ind Dunes niI, Dell :
-, "a censr Jsweft, touisviile, Ky Il
6WaaAsuD, Aa1Assa, u a 6prisnau = Brown and
Eb . g., Cinesasast. n " Graham : Ca. Zane.
g. y; lessA Co, = Kilby street Bosiol, Lcseh
~: F;;j:::;::
n n HOUSTON.
3ooleal freight Assent phlsds.ph,s
Z J. Ioo0A99T, sups Aioona Pa
IU1NoYLvANIA RAILROAD
~ ~ Hcs e: Sssss SA ri fslsis'
Sscs fSilS - ~ iftssburs a II A ~
49, - lD1slrha = 4. n fhs i.ss line
5iS1Gi.kiH 0ff q Tn8 tlOHT IxfRrss
- - tS6ll1el1lle ~ 9seesenE q II r Il
0t6G1S1s - M elpAle q ~ r y
okUse 1ssssmaess : Hl119e vith he Raj
- On1 A4n ~ Lsale No. Alton, 0aisns AID
1A - yseea1srs, kssisesoe 81 Loal.sille
- Sss:ss2 $3.50 az; .1 sss:.; ,,ns
- = - - io. Nov Oflssss. 81 LOU.
49, $3.50 slAa sees fsea sisAsr q ~
ISss.au4nn.sssA n.S,,sss 4, 1s.r
UAGUw o(noA xQos - ~ West vii
= "a - IS :.ls : s.::. sss'' '
l - l::';,k'''s III.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

CHEAP,
Dser0bSs 0s1 EOetems !!
Oogkb R0oons wire Fence,
SvPHnl0n TO ALL 0fHIns IN EVERY
~ ssspsss TO The Prairie Farmer u hes been
TssssA shsssaoAly go ssvesslys
asd 10 every inssasee fulasd the wshes Of II Pss
eeees end sespsteed The pascAassr nso adiDtsasiua
sss Il ssssas sntvsisd every rsesisiss q saSssy,
DssssaaAsy. cAseUssss go n0sas.sy.
No farmer shosld fall 10 ssamias iss superior a.
. .a: M
NOS - sad In lite favor The espsnss u this fssee
ess ssi1s AAlf The u bossAs Il u slmpis
q y eeessrsesio0 and s0cisni ~ oil Ne parposss
eurs tAaa r~n4rs scnlsarsvs aud paastvs tksrs-
Scrs al1he - arnssss during III changes u atnos-
phess sn1 esason. Stock u any description may
Jury 70 - anin o. ths isaes bseenss q ~ siss
ITCHY 10 tsw words u eenbtnee III The desirAbls
qualities, as1 y psssnlnsnsy
1As eA1ng - 1ar1 1snes.
sAal.agla( sA.lss.iss ffou Ill end graceful -
S.sss1 % tIls sspssiss sys q cheap. dsssSis ss1
Ss:.. fsss end cs..., s,ss.. q. ~. Pen
esnsssusssa - nay - dssIred
- w1ss - 1ansi
xvs.Z i.s.ss asssaS = i.sn e fsess sas.lA .
49, ~ sn,s sSSssaa"y 'nssssss sAsss Y sns
yxss sass.ae,nss. q ri. p...'. r.,.,,
v.lI = p'sasssass = i,sssRss's. e sss ssasas q
Assai ct + b. nsrks.
AAassee nos q. p ., bsssspset.
= slssgs sa AAaA Ala, ksys end ssspsss
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Railroads.


~ 4nooaslno and iowa CITY
~ taeoeaoer Trains connect af Davenport Will
~ 0ook Isiaad aud Chicago Tr.las
Heesee1ors are rsnlndsd Of the necessity Of siyil.
01enot Groctops - ~ the destination of ihei bag
ssese 70 re sAss A. DAY, Superintendent
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motfbfs, 1fwflrp, ST..

MAJ - found q
L. .. DDQU 40 JEWElDY Stone
Iuincis street, corner al gagle, omth Ia.
shrcp's block. Rock leland, lliirsis
HAVING JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
H addition 10 my former e1ssnsivs stock suitable
cr tse nodays woaid tnvtte ell 70 call and sxaxnips
fsr sheaelves and b convinced that Il 10 longer
necessary 10 esnd Has n order 20 get the latest sss
end best Qualtey - GOD u my line NJ object has
entity and aeGye % lease u 10 Discerning public
hoe Tar eueeoes M attended my sdorts
No charge fpr showing goods, which vii b var.
ern city.
stand not on he ordes u ycns coming, but Gene
e once ideelodAwtn l. B. -kEQUA
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TnaE mAnngLLON
IMPROVED SEPARATOR THREsHIN0
- a e. HIVE!
Deuble Cleared norse PeWer!
THos wHITsoS q co,
froat street helos 1. X Bridge
MANUFACTURES OF THE ABOVE Ma
w CHINE. having eighteen years experience in
the bhssuese would respectfully tuforfn fhose inter
essed that they Ratufsstur. AT their Establishment
the FeaI
s1gAseilSose sWNehime.
which 10 acknowledged 20 be the beet Maehias for
fhfeshinx. serafa,ins aud Cleaning Grain now In
use.
They alec s.nsid
HORSE POWERS,
II al sizes and do all kld. Of rs5srinx that Ia man
ally don~ N Machine shop II the shoss~si notice
jy3.dAwu
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Ts shs Tsavsssas Psslle.
QCY YOUR THROUGH TICKETS TO NEW
- Yoek, Boston. PLi!.ielphis aud New England
C1stls, via this route
x Twenty-Five mice distance saved
- Ihrough TO New York gav without ebau.. Of
- Ihs only route 10 New York cit, having wide
anf spectous Saloon Care
. Ihis Lac extends TO Danknk, Buffalo and Niagara
seue, With ~ unbroken Wide iaaxe- connecting NJ
UoAkisE directly with all Trains from Cleveland
St2einnati aud Chicago. the Lake share Railroad
10 b1oAlo, via the budAlo 4 New York Iii. Raj
1eed, making direct connection. with all steamer.
q Lac kIie from Cleveland, Toledo and tpstra,,
49, vsh the Dufaio aud Lake Huron Rallaa Is fross
ossfcit and Chicago
40 NAaxns Falls, via CaDAndalgua and Niagara
kalh Nail Road, making direct connections Nth M
IS.ans on ths Great Western Railway from I,rtrp.g
- Caiesso thus anording the travelling public a.
nvAllsd facilities
Boeson Passengers can stop IL Nv YORK I'll.
~ sse9nh o. unc and resnme their Journey II plea
sare without extra charge
Thropgh Tickets Tor cal. In al The ns4n..,as
Weesern Raj Roai Dniec.
DKare ~ low ~ hy any ether fantv
SMITH, Genl Agent rr..a
UAdA"y Cleveland q, MAJ 18th. isss
=
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Jnsuronfe.



nawksye lnsaraaee Cs0Pa1g,
DAvENFO4T, DOvvA..
OFFICE IN NO. 2 DAvENPORT'S BLOCK,
~ over Chsbb. Brother, harrow . Co.'S Banking
House Once Hours, . A. n. tosPN.
DIRECTORS
i II Dnrrowa, Geo l. Davenport, 4. Acrwtn,
Alfred sanders. Charles Iessie, Z, Z. Parry, 7 9
D~a.asni, Jas N balxcl, H. ID Woodward. John
Owens, 8 W Wiley, A. II Barrow, !. shorsy :
OFFICERS
L. Z DESsAINT, PresideEi
CnAs LESLIE, Treasurer
DANIEL l. sHoREY, Secretary
JAMES NJ pAizELL, Ia Com
u d WOODWARD, Assist Sccy
u T. MckUwN, ticGcral Agent
Til. !. Home Company. II insnres exclusively
en- TN. mutual Jan The stock eonsssts OF premium
na;e. AID thor, 4. s.Sooo In such noscs In pos
....-a.. u the Company. All this property can BE-
reached b, pTocs from our own courts, and there
t.Hr o.iefs a sufficient guaranty that the msinhefs
vii recover the sum insured IN Of loss This
paa Of iHsata has come into general use In the
a-tesn eltle-, because u combines chespness with
isty, and keeps money circulating al hosne that
would otherwise 49, real aoroad N17eAwu
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JOsaM AMHAnl.E 4 son,

JO1au AHHAnlE . sOA.
&CREw BOLT MANUTACTCRERS-AR
~ prepared TO execute csd<rs for all kirds Of
screw hslis, Nuts, &c Having had many YEAR, a
perience III the hnsiasss feel eoAadsns III giving
ssssfsrtlon ~ oil hD ms, sayur with their orers
- r~gasds price and quality az work shop-On ths
eurber " Third and L. 1lsire street.
Davenport. Ocs :, is36.dtf
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VEGETABLE MARKET.
q. =. k0UT
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND
w At KEIiSss NEAs NAagE1 opposite the Pos,
etabes. sacb ~
POTATOES TrRNIP6 CARRIAGES
LETTUCE, CARROTS
0kEES PkAs. 40
BUTTER AND POULTRY
View and frcsh every day The public can re,y upon
nnding all kinds Of vegetables In their season Il low
sgures
farmers and 0ardners are earnestly requested 10
bring their vegetables butter eggs aud ronitr, 20 nv
s,Ail, where the highest cash Price vii be paid-
Those who have Hitherto supplied me and al ~hs
nave thing OF the Kind TO dspo.c Of will hnd II
greatly TO their advantage % bring them In
leIntf kENTs OLD STAND
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NEW BET AND EnoC store !!
WEST sIDI OF BRADY,
DssWesA ThAFa snA VsossA Desssss.
JAMES {. TODD WOULD MOsTans
= respectfully inform the eitifens of the city vi
u Dasenpors and surrounding eosnssy, thai -
New knsand aud PhiladslphiA, . large a..d genera
assortment VI
Spring and Summer Doels, Shoes,
CATERS AND SLIPPERS,
81 every variety and DESCRIPTION A. my eoods srs
made eHprsssy for
RETAIL TRADE,
10 al tbose who may favor me With call I csn
guarantee the woSkmanshir equal 10 those manufar.
'nrsd IN THE Or ay other pasi of he United sass
tunlt JAZZ q T0lD
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Drpa 4psbs. ~.

Is. y II. -. TY:NeER.
HAVE REMOVED TO
NO. LIE CLAIRE ROW, WHERE You
IN can hnd
ROBE BARHoEs. oRGANDrrs,
nUsLINs LAWNS,
PLAIN, FIoD AND DOTTED SWISS,
PLAIN, BARRED = STRIPED NANsOOKs
CHANBRAYg,
HOOP AND SKELETON SKIRTS,
CRISOLlNE SKIRTS,
EABRoIDRRlIs,
CRAZE AND STELLA suAwLs,
SILK AND SILK LACE NANTu.LAs.
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
BRlLLlANTEs,
IRISH LINENS, TAW.E LINENS,
NAPKINS AND DOwnLAg,
LINEN SHIRT FRONTS.
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUsLlNs.
AARsIlLI.Es QUILTS,
And everything else suited to city and eountr,
trade
Also, heavy sock OF Domestic 0ooAs. iii Of
which viii be- sold very cheap
e. r. H. TYNER,
naHf No L. Claire kow.
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90
,Inc NrN 1uniiaii 'EIrnlA

The Washington correspondent ct tho Balti-
more American says that lib" objection Ivy the
senate To- thc Central American treaty with Great
Hrtain arises from the following circumstances
Although England formally withdraws all her
sovereignty and future Interference in the af
fnirs Of Honduras, aud sanction. the erection of
the Bay Islands into Republic. it has lately
transprod that in her treuiy with Honduras it j.
expressly stipulated that the latter shall never
+, cogui,c slavery 30, allow it to exist in her do.
mains. As this treaty ha- never been published
in this country or England. The statement APP
pears probable, and. by the Investigation and de-
lay of the Senate. we may have escaped from "a
second edition Of the Clayton Bulwcr treaty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-11
Great fre.het in bhc The ISsu u III ne
great, Da nsa srd.

letter from Alexandria. Va. To the baltimore
American. on Sunday. says:
The experimental trpof thu steamer Powhe.
tan yesterday had tho effect of so greatly weak
enlng the ice in the Potomac that the whole una \
below the Long Bridge gave way at II o'clock
last night. aud at ebb tide this forenoon that IL
bove moved, breaking some OF the piles aud mo
wing portions of the bridge many feet from the
I'm" IN several places The vicinity of tho Bridge
has been ,h,onged all day by thousands Of spec
Iators.
About ) O'Clock this afternoon tho ice from
the Potomac AT Little Falls broke away, and
came down the ronrng current IN immense mass
-, rling II mountain high above the enuseway,
and eanNing three ~ four hundred feet 81 the
treste work owny "f that portion of the bridge
between the crutre masonry aud tho Virginia
shore Ii ulso moved the heavy frame work ON
the piers III the channel several feet. When tho
log rose the whole river abnve presented u mag.
nlfcen spectacle. There hnre two distinct ridg
es. varying from five 10 thirty feet high above tho
centre masonry of the bridge und tho ice was
gorged rs iat ~ the eye could reach
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lhC linILcIl ErnucLN.

Nfw York, Feb. o Mi,b Ellen Cunningham's
testimony which was concluded To day. corrobo
rates thai nf her sister Augustus. given Satur-
day, concerning the marringc Of Mrs. Cunning
ham and the Doctor, on the 2Sh Of October
last.
Levi 8 Chatfrl1. has testified to drawing up
papers for Mrs. Cunningham against DIR. Bur
deli, for alleged breach of promise md SANDER,
lie afterwards drew IN order for discontinue,
anoe ai the suit, bat was subsequently informed
by Mrs. Gannngham's Attorney, that she Ia |
minated TO hun she would have a revival of the
suits.
Sias G. Herring testified to supplying n new
key for DIR. Burdcll's IRON safe. also that the key
found in Mrs Cunningham's possession was tho
original missing key
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Bee nrrnhins UP nj The Nor.h-a.ren. Erc.h...

pnrAplIritIA, Feb. a.-1he ice in the SehuI-
Kill broke up last night. There is now eleven
feet water nn faiimoun, Dam Most of the whnr-
YES are yeitlawcd. Considerable quantities Of
wood, coal and lumber. have been carried off
few of the canal boats were left on the wharves
hut others have been carried down the stream
The damagn i, not serious was antoipa-
ted.
At Ens,nn, Delaware, the river has ,sen Is
feet, the ice having broken up.
At Bcl,idrre and I.ambutsville. tho bridges
are much endangered, aud house in the neigh.
horhood of the latter has been carried oil. Tho
ice j. piled nptweniy feet high.
At lr,niun, n put OF Van Cloves Foundry
has been washed away The water covers tho
streets in the lower part OF the town. The main
bridge j. safr. uules- those above come down.
Tho ice in the I.ehigh has not yet brokcnup up,
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Americans pyCacntCJ 10 the Emperor.

Seventy one American ladies and gentlemen were
presented 10 the Emperor aud Empress nj the Fne-
ries IN Pars, on Sunday Jan. II, hy Mr. Mason, min
ster. Among thrn were the following Nr7 Gen.
Scott Mrs Worlhiugton, of Maryland Or Percy, Dr.
Stanvcr Misses Emma aud Sarah Mason, DIR Moi'hee-
ters Of Virginia. Mrs Middleton, of the District o.
Columbia, mud Mr. feJ ton aud Mr.. Wander Horst, of
\. Carolina.
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a wedding Dr~ertion aC the VridrgsO Il
Suscsdr al sic bride.

\ rercut ParIs paper contains Tie following mel
anelols narrative:
On the 29th of December last "A town in the north
of France was quito en- te an account Of the mar
rta.c Il Mi.le Eugene D. the only daughter of
4 manufacturer OF the neighhorhaod, with NJ. Charles
-, the son ot "a wealthy merchant of Paris. The
marriage WIS one OF prudence and arrangement rath-
cr Ihan of love. All the questions Of interest had
been carefully attended % hut the point of mutual
iaeliualion was totaly neglected Esery one seemed
10y mud happy except the bride However, the GER
omony took place. and a wedding banquet followed,
the whole being terminated by splerild ball The
festivities were drawing to "A close. when n servant
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6taGAH MANUEAtEoRN.-
JOHN ~. kONPE.

lSUtC Fss0N 10 VI. IAN'iITOVFF " HIINFJ
MAN SrHtIT, LYNtHHUHG, Va.
,ls IN always be found On Stock, com
trnrs all kinds made ~ the hncsi I'm
ported Tubacc,s cllcuY selected and manufactured "ra
fasilou smokers aud to maintain tor
tho Brands usta slue reputation equal To those
IF any mandatory "a The e"uUtff.
70 enable tho mauutactirer pr ut all times aemplcte
assortmcn he pl.o keep, tny large stock of Imported
cost
The attention dealers Of onr - and Stne p al.
Is solicited m examination of the ~uc III brands of the
aud aFn for years hrcn sold IA Inc large
Cities where they have entered into successful e"u-
eon with brands all kinds OF Imported aud domestic man.
utacture.
orders part Of the Union VIII bee promptly met
and entire satisfaction guaranteed to purchaser
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-11

The United States revenue cutter Lewis Cass,
Lieut. Brushwood, has been ordered t" proceed 10
1anpico 10 render assistance To The American
residents of shat place. The cutter left New Or
cans. on the 81 inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-11

NEW NoRk, Feb. S.--i,prmul, dat 10 thu
goth of January, have boon received here. They
state that the crew of the schooner Sarah and
Emeline, from City Point, Va, bound fer New
York, had arrived there by the bark liesper
The schooner was abandoned in a sinking CON.
diiion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-11
Suicide ntl'hsladeIpbin.

George ". Watson, tho proprietor of Concert
Hail committed suede Sandy i"'r"in{ hy cut
ting III tbront with ra2 al hgr"er shop.
IL has been insane for more than year and n
patient at the Pennsylvania Hospital. He had
gone to the BARRIERS accompanied by his keeper