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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-20
CONFECTIONERY ron THE HOLIDAYS



I Q<1E NIL Es OF CANDY
l.CLC Nine Got, vat peepesh
Mime Got, vat gonntryW
To my friends and patrons hereby tender my
for the large share OF public favor that
have enjoyed during uninterrupted period OF over twenty
the general prosrstion Of business inci.
dent the panic have this year manufactured amount
OF candy that spun out 70 the uniform thickness Of
binary candy would exceed In length that Of half
Of the Atlantic cable as may be seen by the following state
sugar 10. inches OF candy, 30 sugar consumed,
elusive Of gum sc. he, sooivolbs
The length Of half the cable is stated 70 be 1915 DO
My friends your name IL legion your candy consuming
capabilities equal 70 the carrying capacity Of ne steam
raised might impose silence the deafenng
Falls Of Niagara" Buy HOdgkns caudy-ts good arti
Gle passes from mouth % mouth echoed and re eesoes
Lawrence In acknowledgment Of which. borrow the
81 tongues Of the Herald 10 convey sincere thanks 10
10 tell Won on the present occasion that have large and
varied OF candy hand would be supertuous u
had such stock hasd, would be my duty 70 inform
YOU Expensive fancy boxes hui everything else,
Including with big odd nonsense about them,
wide Le pors and s.ssy Saa %ss san se w " ss
found usual at 1854 Greenwich, near Liberty street
THOs y. hoD0kINs
L,RESCH CONFECTIONERY.
Conhrerss Francaises
surpasses All others. imported OF domestic.
harons rses. ..
Msruns defnasques
p'Af seaS Ps. i sssssa"'
Bonbons duchesses,
chcools,s q Ia Creme,
Chocolate pssine.
Tfgl, Glsss., and ery'1airod
Fancy csramels
All made fresh every az Nd fqf al rs .,, p..
Large assortment Of fancy envelopes and for par
Ties. 81 Wholesale prices
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TUE TALENT

Ofths most eminent European artists employed IN y
lu.sssns the ne~ edition q that practical neiicd worz
Human rrslty or, Physiological Resesrches jlst ss 80
from the describes the snd e1ecs ~ al 10
ssses Of delicate nature contains copous INSTRUCTIONS 20
the perfect restoration OF those who prevented % inp
ments from entering into the marriage state 40 pto,es
sonal dissertation illustrating thu results o. chsmcA e4
and examinations by the newly constructed microscope WV
powerful lenses Price Is Gent free OF postage osss
part 81 the country This inysushe wmrs may %
well the rrelsmsr from llr BARROW NO VI Prnce
street few doors Of Rrn.dwsy) NewtorN also TON
q III Ring Rroadvsy New York W w. Page Bssosi
Ieber PhiiscelpAs anj 4 8 Hsnce Bslamws.
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TFNsIyE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, WITH
the entire OF the msgnhcently furnished resi-

INTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, WITH
~ the OF the msgnhcently furnished resi-
deuce No 52 West frs, street west Of Seventh ave
$4,000 worth of elegant paror, cham
Der dining and library furniture all made TO order by
Goldsmith but four months.
WESTCOTT IlNDS1.EI auciioneers viii sell, on Monday
l0k o'clock precisely for cash the above fnrn
ure the excellence Of which only be appreciated
on The sale will be strictly without reserve,
and embraces In parlors--
Magnificent suits Of which is covered 10 orange and
brccate with carved frames one fun suit OF nine
pieces blue aud gold erocade every piece carved
In do covered maroon silk velvet carved
fruit all these suiis have solid rosewood frames
order magnificent carved rosewood piano
forte ound made by VIM. iindemAn Son.
four spendd mante and pier mrors two superb carved
with marble and plate doors; elegant
decorated china marble figures and groups rich laos
curtains marble cabinet Turkish and reception chairs
medallion carpets marble rosewood centre sofa and
per with mirror backs collection OF
valuable oil paintings canvass aud glass rch ormou ehan
dehers, &c. ON,
Chamber dining room and library.
Sper carved bedseads French hair mattresses
dreaang bureaus marble washsands sofas tee tees
peror secretary and bookcase splendid beds ban
keis and cuunerpane French chairs ebony and
brorze with oak dining furniture OF every de
scrpnn extension table silver rich china, cut glass
Ac., with great variety not mentioned Commencing at
'0Ss 0'''> wEsrcoTT IISpsfEy, Auciioneers.
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IspwARp scuENcK. AUcrroyHER-sALE or So

EDWAKO FtIFNIk. AV.FItyNf EK-s..tlt- VI 81
~ perh furs robes kc.-By ~ SF n. SC1lENCk on Mon
day s Instant at lo o'clock At their saesroom rs Nassau
In Offering this sale the public would state that
every article sold Viii he warranted by be exactly
stated entirely fresh goods and free from moth and
further give every purchaser the privilege return within
three Gays after the sale article should not prove T. be
The consist OF superb sable mink, Hudson
Hay maniees viciornes NUTS sets Of
cmnchia hch maren French sable, squirrel, Nc
chdreus ~ vicorine NUTS and cuffs large AMI beau.
ul assortment ofgentlemen beaver sealand otter muers
gloves Sc snpcrkly trimmed black bear wolf sv badger
raccoon wolf and angola buffalo and many other robes.
1--WE THOUSAND Toys At AUCTION HENRY q.
FNANS. aucioneer will SELL IN lots 10 suit leu siay
Dec ~ 10 O'Clock Liberty street the largest and best
assortmnni toys auction also glassware,
china vase motto and rpdses including invoice ~
Fdwards beet he granite dinner. tea sui toilet
are Az
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NIw roRK AND HARLyG RArLsOID ooAYArT.-
IN Proposals. FOR 1osufn order 70 f1n1 he Eosar estt
Of this company amounting 70 nearly E5og of
mortgage bonds 70 the sxot Of maor % doAra has
radsenine The company from the endorsements undsr
which hsors By fsAsoo q he high rses q issrsS pad
subserrons are accordingly invited from an Asss q
Ne honda us 10 be issuei redeenabie In ysss
bearing per cent interest," payable semi annually
To The hol iers OF bcads And Eng
extension certificates the preference u sos par sabscp
Mons though solicited from AL Will take 2rsssdsncs E ae
Is, Prsrersnes As boilers OF ss unsecured So-ss
OF The company. rsdsemsbe in se 1889 1854 1857 isi1
hEro he holders Of cutstarsns ersEAo osriscstss
30 .. hela.r ., 2, prss'sSrss soc -
aud syy psr cent pr in h ascvc nea,as& ursssuret
bonds ersusion certificates preferred stock sny time
before the 18Th Cay Of JsusAy merit Any o. the aabss
sseepisnses q ne saeh are due AZ conssusaS
fhase bonis viii be sec.red by mortgage % A~ vAns
rosd franchises sstse spt rolling SICK sucecs V
The frs and second mortgages aresiy given b1i tee MR.
gage herein provided for vii be nr. nsn spon erleus
seriAcsi.s " The amount % million nve 7~rdree Aas
swen,y thoassni dollars ssief for BE co1srrscn q
Afr nil$s from Dover Plans X Cks1-n. vAfs
ssrfcsses hypo<hscsted ses1-iy fof he dOasrs
debt be redeemed b. The proceeds o. ths lssa
A. further security v Ae purchasers q e uev cc1s
10 Intended go year shat be sAs ASIDE rovcei
earned and atcvs expenses And rtereS),
and employed puchxse IN Ia ssei sscs e bonds
Of this lssus sss5 bonds purchased y De tnnssss osS
Persons wishing 20 subscribe y tsis ,au rAo
,sresfed bonds OF the a1y, referred
70 The comp.ny's once ~, IS Pine street ybe-e commit
lee OF The directors will be II sna.nce day from ~ " r.
give s required nflrms1cn Fespecnus the terms Of
Dscrssrx T. 1857.
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EDWARD scHEScK, AUcrIoSgER.-oS MONDAY

r,DwARn SCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.-ON MONDAY,
" Dec u. at II O'Clock IN basement OF Office - Nassau
special sale of small and select 81 hne sherres
pcrs Madeiras l0a baskets champagne cares hooks &C.
IN and temiohns Also, some very choice London
doe hraudes old and fine pale and dark. Jamaica
gin SCOTCH Irish and bourbon whskeys ssrnes and small
INVOKE really Gne Havana No other goois admit
ted Parties wishing SUPPLY for holiday implicitly
rely the stock being consigned 70 us by one OF The
Oldest New YORK in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-20

PROPOSALS roR LOAN TO THE CHICAGO. BUR.
IL Nnson and Quincy R.itnad CcuFAuy .-Sesled propo
SAILS viii be received 81 de under sgnei tat chce No v
city Exchange Boston tie Sh las q J.auary rex 81
lococs NJ, for loan q sapOoo in 'ney psysbie -
follows
.aiment the company win retain wnops issnng eooas
therefor until the last insta lins Mt is psi.
8 Twenty i've per cent 18Th Feb 1888 Fcr whcA So1s
rs Twenty I've per cent 18Th chi 1888 VIII oe issred
70 Twenty per cent on 18th Way, 1853 u.yme1t, or
the whole amount may be paid FOR IN cssh and the
100 bonds issued at once,
which the Company will eight per cent bocs q
each dated lst January 1888 with
pcns. and having twenty 1vc yesrs torun.
The proposals will be opened the ecs No ~ Cy En-
change Bcs,ou the eighth day Of January next Al
O'Clock r NJ the presence Of The Board Of Directors 81
Company who will award without e the highest
sponsible bidders.
crcaar viii shortly be issued sviagfs Information q,
the financial condition Of he company aad the form
curly be given for the above named csa By order
beard. (Sisned - $50
Sp INV sh9G 2 Fssazzs. ,comnm..
RosroS Dec 3 1857.
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FINANCIAL.
Gt1 WE HAVE MONEY IN ANY AMOUNT
oil. To piAyOSDs, vArc6ss, 40.
To PfsIos, susARs nav cocue, 10.
To HoysruoLp FuRsIruRa, &c.
To huRCHArDfsy KINDS.
THIS Is THE OLDEST OFFICE IN THIS CITY.
MACDvFF established 1St8 commission house, No 30
Broadway, Of Walker street N. B-So connscson
with any other house. Private rooms
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
IN mail seamer


EDWARD x. COLLINS, No. Sc Wall street N T.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY co, Liverpool.
b. q. WAINWRIGHT co, Paris =.
The Of these ships will not be accountable Tor
silver bullion specie, jewelry precious stones or metals
uness bills OF adng are signed therefor and the value there
Of erDr therein.
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nIvIDEND.-rHE KNIcKERBocRER ICE COM,
IL pany IS. CANA street Will semi annual dividend
per the stockholders and after December
transfer books Will be closed from the sth 70
the 30ib inst. By order Of the Board -
W. l. wrtrox. Secretary.
NV YORK, Dec IL, 1S1..
L,INANCIAL-A VERY RESPECTABIE Young LADY
II from Baltimore and In New York, wishes the i'm
mediate ~ thirty dollars from respectable
Direct sealed Miss Emily NJ. shepard, Ct box
1924 Post onice. New York
TRYING SAVINGS INSTITUTION NO. % WARREN
street one door from Greenwch Interest At TIE rate Of
sr) per from 81 70 tSD Open daily from
loA. n. o2P.M, and on Mondays Thursdsys ard sssr
days from to r. N. - -.
vAKprRBIr L. BuxTos. Secretary.
METROPOLITAN BANK, los BROADWAY, NEW
wi York, Dec Ia fs5T-The Stockton city coupons doe
ist January next viii be paid, after thai dste = the Metro
poiiian Bank. GEO. j. SENEY, Cashier.
NroTrCI-rHr ISryREsr COUPONS or MILWAUKEE,
IN City bonds issued for municipal purposes VII be pad
maturity at the ONCE Of fesAs VIM sca.
A Co, 90 krchange place, New rosk.
X. Il. n GARDINER, Comptroller.
err CenryRorIta's ovrcI,
NILxAuKfs, Wis, Nov. 10 1885,
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L,Oa HAvArA AND NEw ORLEANs-THF UNITED
II STATES mai steamer BLACK WARRIOR, y. W smith,
will receiving freight Thursday.
December "a and sail c- the above ports Monday Decem
Der " O'Clock precisely from pier foot OF Robinson
rse. For frcgh, and psssNge avpy % the
agents LIVINGSTON, CROCHERoN CO., ID Park place.
A UsTRALIA -ISDEPENpRNr LINE-THE BEAUTr.
~ mi al clrrer ship : ". TALBOT, VIM. Burgess
commander ~. usuai despatch 81 tbs line for Mel
bourne The above the only American ship the
berth and only desirable for passengers
Ia hrst and second cabins
be surpassed For freight passage A. loe rss.
apply en bssfd q pier u kssi river. or e vOOpHAE,
ARKFfI A ELLIOT i05 Pear slrees 10 MAILER.
LORD QtkhkAV, " va stree. -
I-oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA -THE STEAMSHIP
STAR OF TliE SOUTH Cartn Thomas Lyon will leave
on SATURDAY. Dec ~ ~ Soclock NJ FROM pier No tNorih
Bs IL ladlng signed only board For freight
passage sppIy " SAMUEL T. MlfCHII. No 10 broadway
FnfdA with the above leaving Savan
nah every MONDAY Wednesday and Friday.
Tor CHARLESTON FLORIDA AND MEMPHIS,
il Tenn.-Jnltsd States mail sidewheel steamship line
The sesnsi COLUMBIA Capt. Berry will leave pier No
Norh river on saturday, &c. D. a. o'clock r " pre-
cisey. For freight apply hoard when All wills q aug
will be signed passage n ihe Oa1 Of SPOFFORD
1TLEsTON A CO. ~ broadway The magnificent and fast
going steamship NASHVILLE. q ". Murray, commander
will succeed and leave saturday. Jan,2 The fzvnre
steamers Csrolns and Evergade make regular trips T. Flo
rida connecting With the steamers from New Nors through
tickets be hsd ~ aprlyng ~ above Through tickets
70 memphis Tenn nay $50 be bad b. applying IS above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-20

UCTIoN NoTICE-H. WILSON. AUTHORITARIAN
"A cases boots shoes and rubbers prime assortment on
Dew street This opportunity as the business is to
oo oi"1ou " 40 II. WILSON, 40 Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-20

Mr.. CHARLES MATHEWS REsPECrFuLLY PRE-
M the card Of hts benefit night III Burions theatre
Tuesday night Dec. q when Sh-ridans comedy ot THE
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL will be played with full and an
precedented embracing the listing shed talent
employed At this establishment, Charles Surface srs in'
America Mr. G. Mathews. Joseph, Mr.. g. Fisher; Sir OF
yer surface burton; Sir Benjamin Mr. Brougham; Sir
Peter Teayle Mr. Mark smith; Lady reaxe Mrs \. W. Ia
yenport with the Of PATTER CHATTER IN which
Mr. Charles Mathews will sustain hts original character aud
sing several songs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-20

4 rGusTvs-HAyE YOU GOT ANY BROKEN BANK
n money! II ors Excnange Office, corner OF
JAMES.
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DAwNBROKER's SALE OF WATCHES AND JEW
i elry.-A. NJ CRIsTALAR, auctioneer, q Bowery will
sell Tuesday 22d instant 10Y o'clock large and valu
able assortment of watches and jewery consisting Of gold
chains gold and silver Watches patent detached levers
pines and tools guns and pistols &C. &c Terms
$OO three months endorsed BY order Of A.
j. and j. A. JACKSON. % Reade street
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A sSIGEEE SALE or WATCHES AND JEWELRY. a.
"A n CRISTALAR, auctioneer, Is Bowery viii sell Mon,
day 2st instant O'Clock precisely assortment Of
gold pens rngs earrings studs sleeve buttons gold and
syer with lot Of gold aud silver Tachsa
nv ordar Of IL s MACKAY, assignee.
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4 UCTIoN NOTICE.-CONsTABLE's SALE OF CAR
"A rfages Ac-E. b. FRANKLIN, auctoneer, store g
NASSAU street sell auction Monday December q
at IL O'clock by order of constable coach ba
rouche road wagon Sale posiuvey Without reserve
Terms cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-20

Arrw YORK AMI HARLEY RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Wednesday, November y. ieq.
yNsIys LxAvE pvPOr, svNrues
egA Mall train foe Albany, Stopping 81 az stations
rprth of william bridge.
ef6P NJ white Plains trains Stopping ~ All ssfiora
LEAVE TWENTY SIXTH STREET.
800 A n, wllamsbridge trsn, stopping Al ali ssstioca
IN A. NJ white Plans train, stopping Al al ststi,ns
1GP " WtiliamsFysAge train, stopp NJ At All staiSaa
800 r. ~ Mlierton train, stopping a. Whltsmshriss anS
IL sal,ns north. -
sur Crcson r.is,rsn. storo fsr s,.'ious
saPN wiNansb-ti q train stopping At Al s.atonx
w J. CANp3kLls Supersnendcna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-20

Union PLACE HorEr-oN UNION SQUARE, coz
u Of Fourteenth street.-The subscriber having ~ ies-
ed the above hotel would Respectfully return tnanks 70 ns
friends and the PUBLIC for the very hoefM psvnsse ne hss
formerly recetved The house recently been newly fur
nlssed and s corpete in all appointments few FAINT
lies be accommodated xlth sWe spsrnens on errns
"'''' WV A'"e' j. q WHEELER.
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4 UCTI0N NOTICE GLASS, EARTHEN
on Tussdsy December o. at 10 O'clock at 26 greenwich
is market Wines goblets umbers dishes, gold band
ware vases, lamps &c. Those who wish bargains will d.
Ia
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UCTIoN NOTICE. .CRoCKERY, GLASS AND FANCY
"A Goods for the Holidays.-J. 8. H. BARTLETT, auc-
oneeer SELL Tuesday December a. at 10 o'clock at 81
Pearl In addition his large STOCK all kinds Of crocke
GERS Englsh china toys, figures, &c. Sale positive.
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UMPIRE HALL, sos BROADWAY.
~ The Gigantic Moving Dorsma Of
DIR. KANES ARCTIC VOYAGES.
with hrng description Of the sudesngs endured By hua
and his daring followers by
CHARI.ES GAYLER, Esq.
The popular author and dramatist.
Every evening Soeock and wednesday and SATURDAY,
Afternoon At 3 O'Clock. -
Admission ~ cents children half price.
NJ B.-Grand Afternoon performance ON Christmas Dsy,
al s o'clock.
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o1O -pooKKFEpIvG, WHITING, ARIrHNErIc.

SIU. STR DOLBEAR 90 Broadway, keeps the lsrges
commercial academy in New PORK seats Tor January M
now secured reduced Private Instruction Ia th
$40 private desks SIS exclusive use OF prt
vate room f2s These terms are only for secureiSeas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-20

~ Ralrosd Company Twenty seventh street and Fourth
~c,re York Dec 10 7.-Notice change " time for
morning leaving New York
aGsNA NJ will aud after Monday, The nss leave n 3
J. H. H0Tr, Sup'L
=.
TTUDsOy RIVER RkI1ROAD-ExPRESS TRAINS
III Albany and Troy Stopping At principal stations coa
ersIng Western and Northern trains leave Chambers
vir,.s dsvos Al - aud IL ~ A. NJ, and ts5P NJ
'~'N A q SMITH. fsVa~ux
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-19
'Ghe Late shocking fsn,iroaI Satnstrophc.

From the Rochester Democrat, March II,
Air. Simeon Sinsebough, Of Ithaca, who came
direct from Hamilton yesterday afternoons saw
the body uf the engineer rXtricated from the wa
ter btf. re he left As many seventy persons
we're believed To be killed at this terrible casual
ty. The most intense excitement prevailed at
Hamilton and other places in Canada, some one
or more persons from the towns along the road
having been numbered among the dead. Beside
the newspaper vender, whose name Is given else
where, we cannot learn that any one from this
city or nriehborhpad was among the unfortunate
passengers.
\ gentleman who was nj The scene yesterday
morning says passengers from the West crossed
on the ice AN took the cars on ills side OF the
bridge. Western bound passengers have to pass
the bridge in the same way. lie describes the
excitement as intense and agonlzlng. lie saw
sixty three bodies lying at the station house,
The foremost car was shattered into very small
fragments Its destruction was so complete us
to be matter of surprise.
Another prominent CONTRACTOR whose name our
informant does not remember, was supposed to
DE among the lost, some articles belonging to
him having been found in the wreck. HIS body,
however had not been recovered
The conductor had taken up ninety SIX passen-
ger tickets, showing that at least that number OF
persons must have been 90 the train.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-19
a aeN se1EI..
y Nnin street. r.yurhbug, W..

=,
Ihs hunsr long known the Union Hotel recently
been thoroughly repaired aud open the reception
transient and da} hoardrrs The location
dctshNl "a TIM city aud strangers visiting Lynehhurg Will
find IL" ely ilotr, IN every department. airy aud
tnh" House ENtry VIII In paid Quests
ted 10 rcalr bem comfortable and happy this establish
ncnt Tie subscriber respectfully sors share public
patronage JOHN T. HAWKINS
b-Se,eal families lie furnished with In, airy
ro"his nu accommodating tcrms. J 4 II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-19

luton the City Council thereby give notice to the le
gal the CITY Lynclmg that the Annual Election
City Officers will be held III" FIRST Ihcdagt IN iprH ncH
AT Friends Ware Lynch Ward and at Planters Ware
Henry Ward Members of the CITY Council Mem
hers the Court busting, Mayor Sergeant High consa.
bic Police Commissioner and Assessor OF the Rev
cule surveyor Of the city and Oversrers of the Poor
further notice that Ambrose Il Rucker VIM T. Ialia.
frro Gordon Iceg Scahury and Seth Woodrow of
Lynch Ward. and Jno. 4. Murrcl, Geo Thurman VIM T
Anderson NJ Booker and Robert Early Of Henry Ward
appointed Commissioners to superntcnd aud +. NJ Dun
nngtn Lynch Ward and Christopher Clark OF Henry Ward
arc pointed officers TO conduct said election
JAS. o WILLIAMS,
l. l Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-19

a., inspector a. MARTYRS HdrshaAse.
HI. NslrEnEND,


nt me sale "i Tobacco Flour aud otnr Country Produce
NNoftRd Va, having formed eopartnershp the pur
pose {" dinE general oommiston Basncss viii give their
undivided attention h all con>Knncnts made to lhrm
omrc In tho store of Gaorgo u DAVIS aud door To
d Ru,knr EDG An WItIrrulAp
jan L. 1-a5# THOMAS q NIL.
Fetr la f1p lne ot,r. ttshicr Hank OF Va. q u Ia
W. I'M / DAVIS GO S'Ri NJ Garland Amherst. Mayo
tAheu Nsi,uni X. { Mitchell Cashier Merchant Hank
II on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-19

BosroN March IA Court Martial was held
to day on Its Crebb and Van Alstne, ATTACHED
To the receiving ship Ohio. They both plen'
guilty to the cha,ge
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

H. ". PassE. atorar, ut Inv. bynchburu,
v ht rcmpvc his Dhice the room over the Store
of u Roc6er, opposite the Hank Of Virginia
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AyONssisa saDasE,
" VI ia @irrel. H.Nmchhmrr. Nn

TIE NoRNElI' has undergone change Of construction
that places 1t on tnotng with the best modern built otc OF
the
Interior contains every necessary convenience for guests
and is furnished in style OF rIFGsNCE aud suited
10 the Of all aud Of that ii mako rank in
tact, with The first class Hotels of The cnuntry.
WELLS 4 HYDE,
hhR lidAtiA lfopreturH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-19

We learn from the Athens Ala Herald, that on
FRIDAY, she 9Th ult most brutal murder was con- ,
mittel nron the body OF Mrs Watkins, wife of Will
son Watkins. living in Limestone county, and dlu2h-
Ter Of Isaac McEAca by man of the name OF ho'-
aud. The circumstance rs We have learned 'leh',
are that Roland and old man McElyea were epga3e
in Il Lat--Nrs Watkins came to the relei oi her
father when Roland turned upon her and Knocked her
dnNn. and resumed his attacks upon McElyca Mrs.
". recovering from the stun of the blow came Sc,
cond time to her fathers assistance, when ho'and
beat her to death--her body from her abdomen 10
her head having been beat almost to a Jey. hoiahu'
whose given have not learned Is rom No'''
Carolina--a stone mason and chimney builder py
traie--t.n tall thin visaged man. He has made his
escape hi, it is hoped he may yet be arrested 1nu
bronglr to il stiec hanging is too good tor the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-19

BosTON. March l7.-Senutor Hale and dangh
ter are i'll Both Of them boarded at the National
Hotel while in Washington.