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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18
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NleAkAGUAN AFFAIRS. One hundred and
twenty Walker tllbusters of San Jose. Costa
i'ea, nave published card in the Cronica, thank.
,"s inc Government and people for the benevo.
n'hee they have experienced at their hand.
here are about 20O flhbustrr. in all We; re-.
manning II Costa Rca aud Nicaragua. A good
many ct them have found work on the coffee Is
fates ct Costa Rica and in the work shop. and
private houses. and the sick are supported by
charity
The Panama correspondent Of the New York
lines says TINT II Is all CANNON about Walkers
having party in Nicaragua.
| he Costa Rcan> in the CAPITAL still keep up
their balls, hanqnets, iiianinations. religious
frasts and iandangoes, in celebration Of the ter
mnaion of war. A great ball was lately given
On the return o General Mora, ut which the
President and all the disniiares of thu Govern
ment assisted. At supper time. many of the fill
hbuster~ made their way into the banquet room
where they were kindly received. and refreshed
with costly wines and all the deoacies of the Ia
Bile.
The Government Of Costa Riea WINS still in.
creasing It's armament, and enrolling men fer
any exigPncieo that may again call Il force into
the held The Album says that the Govern.
ment expects 10 be- able 10 place ten thousand
men IN the field; in case they are needed, armed
with MIME rifles
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THE MuNrREAL DISASTER.-No only have
the dead bodies of some of the i'll fatrd passen-
gers in the steamer Montreal been robbed of
their money and vauables by thieves and ruff
fans who have prowled around the wreck since
the disaster, raising bodies, plundering them
aud then sinking them with weights, bu, the
relatives of the deceased persons have been fee
ced about as badly in Quebec oa preceding
there TO perform the last sud offices of affection
One man was charged ten dollars for laying ont
the bodies of his two brothers, and then one
hundred and twenty dollars for their collins and
CONVEYANCE to the boat!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

GOV. MARCY DEATH SINGULAR PRESENT.
MENT.-l is genetally known that the daughter
OF Gov. Marcy, passed the Ith Of July in the
family of an acquaintance in this city. She
formed one of circle of friends including ladies'
and genie men. at the house during The day,
While all the others in cheerful spirits il
was observed in the forenoon that Miss NJ.
appeared to be depressed in mind. So obvious
was this Ia her companions, that it was the sub
ject of some remark when she said she was I'M
acc"0uaby impressed with The fear that signal
calamity had overtaken some member of her
family. Early in the afternoon the news oftho
death of Gov. NJ. reached this city, and it was
known 10 gentlemen composing the purity in
which Miss NJ was. sometime before il WAS com.
municated to her. While the gentlemen were
in Il room by themselves. discussing the manner
of conveying to the daughter the sad intelligence
and before she could by any means have received
the least intimntion Of the event. she suddenly
threw her handkerchief over her face, and esi-
IDENTIFY in deep grief retired alone up stairs -
Troy MA :, JHiy l3.
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ANoTuED LYMAN MASSACDE The

ANOTHER INDIAN MASSACRE. The GnIenn
Advertiser is informed by Capt. Parker, who left
st. Paul Saturday evening, that a messenger has
just arrived from spirit Lake. bringing intelIi-
gence thai the Sioux Indians had made another
attack on the white inhabitants bordering ON
Spirit Lake in Iowa; that more whites were killed,
many taken captive. houses burned. &c The
white inhabitants and friendly Indians of the
ueighboring settlements had started in pursuit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

HANDSOME DoNATIoN.- Sylvester Lind, Ed,
of Chicago, has given his bonds for 800 900 10 aid
pous young men in preparation for the ministry.
aud S47 900 to endow pr"frssor>hps in the the
illogical department. An institution TO be called
the Lind University. is to ne located IN the
village called Lake Forest" on account of its
situation on Lake Michigan, and the grounds are
covered by one Of the most beautiful forests TO
be found any where in the Western country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

WAsuINGroN. July l6.-The following ap-
poin,ments have been made Richard kidder
Meade. of Virginia. Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Pcnipotentiary to Brazil, in the place
of Richard Trousdale. removed. benjamin +.
Angel, of Nav York, Minister ia sweden, in
place of Francis SHREDDER. recalled at his own re-
quest. Mirabeau Lamar, of Texas, Minister to
the Argentine Confederation in place of james
A. Peden, removed. Wvman G S Moor, Of
Maine, Consul General to British North Ameri
can Provinces. in place Of lsrael d. Andrews. re-
signed. William pievit. of Ohio, Consul to
Nalparai.or. Henry Owner, of California. Con
sui to I.nhaite, in place of VIM II Kelly renewed.
Jno L Porteus. III South Carolina, Consul to O
porto, in place of NICHOLAS Pike, removed
Charles Gantz. Of prnn- yivauia. Consul to Stet
tin. in place of Frederick ScheIler1, removed.
Samuel + Fnbrns, Consul 10 Cayenne. Francis
NJ Werms. of Florida, Consul TO Santa Martha.
James c Derrick son. Of Maryland, Commercial
Agent to Apia, Navigptor> Islands. Moses 10
suran, OF New York. Consul to Curaccao.
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DIsTREssIHG.-Mr J. T. Matthias. Of Tyrone
city; Pa, son of the late Mr.. Matthias, of West
minister, Md, having come to attend tie funeral
of his father. on bis return home equally
panied by the announcement of the death of his
daughter under the most painful circumstances.
She aged about four years. In playing in the
nursery with the other children, in the absence
of the nurse. q match box was obtnined in some
way, aud in amusing themselve by ignting them.
her clothes caught fire, aud she SO badly
burned that death ended her suiferings in very
short time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

TRIAL FOR CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS.
= Thu trial Of the Hon. Mr.. Preston. Mr. Bplltt
The Democratic candidate for Appellate Judge
and others charged with carrying concealed
weapons at the late election. is now in progress
at Louisville. Ky.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

THE NAVIGATION OF THE ONO. Advices from
Wheeling and Parkersburg. dated "Wednesday,
represent that the waters of the Ohio river have
50 far fallen as to render navigation for any but
the very smallest class Of boats impossible
River freights have consequently gone np very
high or are not taken at ALL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

New YoRK, July lG-Advices from Acapulco
to2Sth nit. state that the Indians have united
with vicarious band of immigrants to the amount
of 1000 men, who are ready to oppose Alvarez'a
Government. A force was LETT in the city Of
Mexico to clear the road To Acapulco
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

GRAND TRIALoF THE MOVING VI ACHINEs--TuE
NANNY MACHINE NIUTuEIoUS.-S Syracuse, July
l4.-The trial of mowers came off to day at 3
O'Clock, preceded by speeches and grand pro-
of twenty machines were entered and the display
at starting very fine, All did well, but it was
soon apparent that the real contest was between
the Nanny, with Woods Improvement. and the
ketchum machines. The struggle was close.
the Nanny coming in slightly ahead. The re
suit was hailed with cheers 10y the multitude, in
which the friends of the Ketchum machine hear
tily joined. The fact of rspidity of work how
ever does not determine the question Of superi
ority. The other tests will be made during the
week The wentheris fine and all the conte stants
in goods spirits.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

FuIBUsTERr TURNED MINSrRELS.-Severel
of the Nicaragua deserters had formed negro
minstrel company at San Jose. ana hao received
ar,r;sou from the President to use the Nation
al theatre for their performances.
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HORSES FOR THE UrAI EXPEDITION. "A Sec
end troop OF horses in charge OF government, u
gonts. designed for service in the Utah expedi.
dtlon left 81. Louis on Saturday by steamboat.
for Fort I.envenwor,h
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s2is -,

On July 18TH att the 4th Street NJ. Z. church. Lynch
burg, Va, by Rev. Geo. ". Carter. Mr.. GEORGE Z.
JoH>snS and Miss ELzABgIH J. FAGrHfSG
On July 10th, by Row. G. W. Garter, Mr.. JAS. W.
HARRIs of Brunswick. Mo- and Miss JULIA A. STA
Pies daughter Of Mr. David Staples Of Amherst cou'-
", Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

CONC TO RoME.-It is said that the Right
Rev. Archbishop sliuges will sail III the next
steamer for Rome whittier he is called OF hnsi
ness Of the church. He will be absent about a
year.
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Markets

NEW NoRE, July l7--Flonr 10 cents better
Southern Flour 81 6oa7s so. Wheat buoyant. White
80 90. Corn buoyant Mixed s5 cents.
BALTIMORE, July i7,--Flour firm Howard Street
sly Wheat dull Red Sl.sa; White $laoal.a5
Corn buoyant White soass aud 30 cents Yellow
sbas5 cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

QNsTNlCrsONs IN WlssC.-PWOF. a. &c.
j TELToW having established MUSICAL ACADEMY
In this city prepared To give Lessons the Iton
Guitar Fgt oiino. Sc and all the various Brass insfrn
lie will aso give Harmonic Instructions or lessons In
Thorough Bass
From long theoretical and practical experience In Music
hc feels confident giving entire satisfaction his pupils
BMusic arranged for Brass and String Hands, Piano
Forte Sc, on the mos, liberal
Entrance to Academy kyles Corner First Alley nearly
opposite the Nirginlan phco. Iapr l-2nwis
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B Y 7 Il l. Il & r A p II .
Dcnth Of Can't. Geo. w. Cluttcr.

RICHMOND, July l1.--capt. Geo. W Clutter, Audi
tor ofruhlic Accounts for the State OF Virginia, died
in Preston county yesterday, where ho had gone for
the benefit ofhis health.
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Verdict Rendered.

MONTREAL, July 1.-THE Coroner rendered yer
diet for manslaughter against the owner Captain
Pilot, and Mate, of the Steamer Montreal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18
Arrest Of More Washington Rioters

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE L. 5. Deputy Mas
arrested twelve of the election rioters agains
whom true bills have been found by the Grand Jury
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18
l N1TED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!

NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE.
To the neicbants. We. bnnic> uad Professions al
Hen OF Gynchbnrs,
IND TIE Pi'BIiC GEAER iIil.
IL. PERSONS wishing Il advertise their III SiNESS
~ PROFESSION IN the following papers far which m
Agent each of theu having taEut CIRCULATION In the
cstern aud South Western counties Virginia
Tennessee. Will please cal "a
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS. BRISTOL
brow NLoM's KNOXVILLE trepu1 " iiIG.
NlNDlUAFoR, Juucsharoush Tenn.
G eA5frf ; TAR Lexington. Va
V RnM2STAT' Aolnsaon. Va
f nFMoSMar Liberty Va
SAIfM REGISTER. It.. -.
MOI ArAIY SHIN A. N'a'"' va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT independence arayson co Va.
DEMOCRAT.
VALLEY MIG \ f"'"s'" u
MONTGOMERY HERALD. ,,.t.,,..,. a.,
WESTERN STAR, N"'""N'"'tf va.
NNfHlNilLE TELEGRAPH },,.,, "a
NNTHENILLE TIMES "N'ne''"'' w
MON DEMOCRAT. Union Monroe county Va
ADVOCATE, Jrtlrrsunville. Tazcwell county, Va
Persons Wishing to advertise any of the above papers Will
find 1t - tRr INIfttsr To call the office of the
lynehhurE NEnan ur STAIRS. where contracts Will be
made aud adj crtsements fotW Ahnfn WITHOUT DELAY.
~ viii also and erilsing paper
IL the United States 4 WADDlll,
api2ts Foreman Nirginan Office
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RANNEy, Publishes, offer. for snic 500
M 600 BOOKS AND MAPS, of all kinds Mt Publishers
Prices to be accompanied with $4,000 GIFTS, worth from
2Js 5000 each consisting of Gold and Silver Watches
Jewcry. RetiGulcs. Ladies' Purses. PormonaioS $50
worth OF GIFTS distributed with every 800 Books
Gift will be delivered with book sold for Dollar
Although book article will be sold for
than the usual retail price will be sold for less Per
wishing any particular book order and will
be forwarded with Gf complete Catalogue of Books,
Maps and Gifts will be sent to any address application
ordering Books with Gifts should forward the
of postage, must invariably be paid advance The
for 81 and 81 - oookI IS and for 81 so
aud 8! 90 books, u cents Address, A. RANNEY,
je - cw}m M. 2H3 Broadway New York.
4 AND tSH sALE.-a oner TOR sale ~ TriIct
Of Land ly ing in the county Of bedford Immediately
the James River and kanawha Canal and - miles above
IYncurg The iJU which about 10
excellent meadow lard The high land productive
and eli adapted the growth all kinds of grain and all of
it il IN of successful cultivation. Abou, half Of
the tract is in timber of original grow ands capable of
drcnr the finest quality Of tobacco comfortable Dwelling
and houses the place The land will be shown
wishing examine by Mr. d. Wright who resides
upon il myself Address Pedar Mills, Amherst Co, Va
je II ctljsop WIN Is. DAVIES.
(thOVH BssKlNs.-A fresh supply Of those
~ Cloth Buskns desirable those who wish soft, easy
shvc,at je 26tsl SEABURYS
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4 BALTIMORE Mp--Tho undersigned Forwarding Mor
chan and Agents of the Railroad nj laltmore
respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO TO ALI
POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST and from
their acquaintance with the hdc having been for
gmec large part 81 the Tobacco going Woat
through Baltimore they laer themselves that they can give
satisfaction TO shippers
Freight as low AZ by any other line
ns,nmcts to and from the West solicited aud pnnctunly
attended 10. MAGRAW a kooNS,
70, North street. Baltimore.
Refer Jacob Head Go, j Brandt lr, Baltimore y
l.. Dudley W I Smith, Mcdaniel lInr Preston Miller
Creushaw. IyHrhburg CrousIaw & Co. Richmond
IIlarl Il linn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

Jno. % LAsGHoRNE, n. HoLcoMBE.
n ANsslIORNE a. MOLCOMBE,
IL bankers and Exchange Brskrra,
Corner of Main and Bridge Streets Lynchburg, Va will
collect and remit the lowest Of Exchange They viii
pay the highest market price Land Northern
Exchange, Coin and Upcurrent Money
REFER TO
The Presidents and Cashiers OF the Banks Lynch.
burg Messrs. r. H. Maury Co, Messrs Pairo Richmond;
Messrs Johnston Bros Co, Saml Harris Sons Josiah
Lee Co, Baltimore; Messrs Fanham Kirkham & Co,
Drexel Co Philadelphia Messrs. vanbleck Read Drox
el j. Ward Co., Lees Waller New York.
2l-ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18
BOTETOURT SPRINGS. VA.

uNHE Subscriber and after the
Il July about 90 boarders through the Summer Season
House is situated Immediately the McAdamed Road lead
Ing fr IN Buchanan to Salem Va in Roanoke
miles from Bonsack Depot and eight from Salem and
four hundred yards from the White Sulphur and Chahoat
Springs Hons Institute Persons stopping house
have free to the Springs Persons coming house
by Railroad will be either at Bonsacks Depot Salem
with by addressing the subscriber at Bootour
Springs, Va X. A. LEE.
PSI will for the information the public that have
had of Fever Of kind In family this year mel
he has there been but of fever in the nehbohoOd
except the Institute and that mild form The fever has
been confined entirely the Institution except the
The neighborhood has been and remarkably healthy
and feel hesitation saying that persons wishing
the Springs for the benefit of the have nothing fear
of fever there fever the
last Mr. James Cooke and he has been clear of
for fifteen days and recovering able up
je 23e2mos r. A. LEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

DALDWIN's THREsKING MACHINES,
ID and others, for sale by II. c. HARDY e. CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

uNINE STICK LIQUORICE-5O cnnes ssvcry
fine Stick Lquorice daily expected sale
jy 7,s LEE, JOHNSON & GO
MARSHALL SALT AFLOAT.-75O sacks
AN1 Marshall Salt afoat daily expected low fro
the Vessel Orders solicited before goes store
10 lists A. 3. LEE, Richmond.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
fuNuIS Watering PLACE IL now open for
the reception of visitors II is situated the summit
ofthe A1eFhany Mountain In the County OF Montgomery
Virginia about - mites from Chsanabng Depot on the Vr
giuia Tennessee Railroad
To persons cekg health roasurc this place affords
OF the delightful retreats any where to hc found In tho
of Virginia The powerful curative properties of tho
have been long established Fora Cutancous Diseases
Diseases OF the Stomach aud bowels probably aNecls
this Chronic Diarrhua regarded specific
Ample have brcn made To visitors T."
and from the Springs splendid Fourllo Coaches,
aged by careful aud experienced drivers Also extra lin"
OF Coaches viii ho kept In readiness to of the ad
iaccnt Watering or other places OF resort.
Board month tJ2.
TUoS II FOWIKEa)
j. = EDMuNDSoN, , ProprlotorH
q. Il. GARDNER
ie 1p9iawtlaug
~'ANTEp.--A young nsPu. graduate Of the
w Va Military Institute, wshcA To situation
teacher aood references be given. Address
aM.J,
IL l3ts Iynchburg Va
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HAVE now open exhibition large and general
u d sortmcn al
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, HOUSEKEEPING Ar
TICLES, &c, &c,
20 the old friends
a iIousr well rs the trade generally.
Mechanics and others will
find IL 10 their interest to give "A call. Our
FOREIGN GOODS
have mostly been imported the House. and
AMERICAN GOODS
direct of the Manufacturers W. feel assured that
inducements unsurpasscdby any other House In
this section of the State
Orders will with attUlon and satisfaction
teed Call and
23d&cis CDLGOUNt.. WHALING n WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

III EXALL. Architect, assi -ted by II. II. CIoy
Engineer, and Frederick Koseh and q. Heinrich,
Architects and DraughtsmeD prepared furnish Designs,
Specifications and estimates for all kinds Of buildings and
cnerv Special will be paid to the construction of
work his Surveys of Land Mines and
Roads will be the upon the APP
proved plans Address II. EAALL
1d&cts Architect, Richmond, Va.
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HECTOR DAVIS,
Auctiouccr md Com mission Merchant,


Anc,ionrcr md Commission Merchant,
FOR TIE SALE OF NEGROES
az t house ateiy occupied by PFLLiIh DIIiSon Frank
lin Street Richmond. Ia
XNIE1 ondeavor by strict attention to the interest of
w those cnuustnR their business 10 him merit the pat
literally besowe tho late OF rnllam
Davis and socts the patronage Of the public generally
have Jail of and viii board all Negroes intended
for my sales at 30 cents per day HECTOR DAVIS.
TIME Subscriber most ehecruy recommend, Mr. Hector
Davis his friends Of bvEehburg and its vicinity, and
pledges for him the representation of their interest and
solcis for him their patronage gIMy OFFICE will be Mt
his Auction Roums Franklin Street, Richmond Va, where
will be happy to meet with friends visiting Richmond for
the purpose OF selling Negroes. X. H. DAVIS.
faO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

REMARKABLE AFFLIcr1os.-Thos. Quinn directly
after eating a hearty supper, at Wheeling, Va, on
Monday, lost the use of his legs arms and tongue
He has not spoken word since.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

CHEAP.-FreSh butter is quoted in Stanton, at
one shilling per pound. Send lot of down here.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

REAL ESTATE IN PocAn0NrAs.--SOme twelve or fif
teen years ago, certain tract of land in the Little
Levels, Pocahuntas county, was sold for $4,000
bout six seven yearsago the purchaser sold it for
$4,000. Last week two-thirds was sold at public
auction at $50 per acre, al which rate the whoca
would bring 10000 or little upwards.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

HAgSsOl.V1b0N- Ihr concern OF ptlI1IAM Il DA-
WIS ~ thia day dissolved by mutual consent Either
authorized 10 the OF the wind
Ing the partnership busneaa The books o the
hands OF u W Ehnnre, the auction honse
Hector bava) who Is also authorized To settle the bust
All persons indebted o the viii please for
ward settle and those having claims against the
will please rresen them for settlement u NJ PuLLIAM,
Richmond, june l. 1854. HECTOR DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

PARTICULAR NOTICE
UUST ARRIVED and sale ScSeu ThOUs
- Pounds of LEAD PlPE, assorted from to ~
Inch cahre Also Pumps, Hydraulic Rams, Bcer rumps.
aud Plated Counter WaahhaHina Shampooninp bibb
and Sop Cocks. Marble Wnshhnana Wacr Goaos Shower
baths, hath Tubs, Hose Pipes Couplings basin Plugs Ne,
Stove and In Warehouse second door below the Mar
kct. Main st, Iynchhntg Va Z. \ BLISS
ms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

MARRiED,-Rt. Rev. Jno. Johns, Bishop Of the
Diocese of Virginia, married in Norfolk Tuesday
evening, to Mrs Angelina Il. Southgate of that city
The ceremony was performed by Rev. II. V. ID. Johns,
of Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

The last letter ever penned by the late Hon VIM.
l.. Marcy, and about which considerable curiosity has
been expressed, addressed to Hon. John VI Bolts,
introducing the latter his friend to Hon. Thos II.
Seymour, United States Minister al St Petersburg,
Russia. Mr.. Bolts expects to spend several of the
ensuing months in a tour through Europe, and will
visit most OF lis celebrated before his return
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18
,kuru "D,AnntoEA EL'x,H" prepared


, EASONAHsE KEQtEST.-Our accounts
due LIST of July all ready, and being distributed
shai the North early in the ensuing month";
for the purpose of laying in Fall stock is desra
bic that prompt settlements should be made We earnestly
hope that all those who find convenient to call will
be prep red when called upon settle with the cash.
gotiable note. BURROUGHS, SHAfER q co.
iulv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

The Winchester Vrgnau says We hear from
unqaestiouable authority that letters have been
eited from Hon Henry Bedingera the State Depart
mcnt, rendering his resignation as our minister to
Copenhagen and asking to be relieved from his
vice abroad early if possible as the first of Au-
gust.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

(tHOVH BsskINs.-A fresh supply Of those
~ Cloth Busins desirable who wish soft, easy
shveat je26tsl SEABURYS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-18

The Charle5town tVa) Free Press contradicts the
story lately going the rounds OF the press OF Col c
setting free eighty slaves, 81. Nothing of the sort
has transpred. Col Ilite is the executor of the late
John j. Gunne who liberated his slayes-bu they
took their leave several years ago.