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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31
DIR. q. IT. CAPEF TON.

DR.. q. II. CAPEE TON.
nFFERS his professional services to THO czens ri Camp
~ boil He In found At hs residence the Water
ing Branch la the viclni y OF I.yaehbnrS ldn
DAYMENT! PAYMENT::--AJ.lC CLAIMS
! DUE THE 1877 DAY OF JANUARY, le59-persons
indebted either by bond account requested to
call and settle. pay up their bills wi called npon
dee ~ d.s-Rep copy J. L. AkMlSTEAp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

Wrthsnk u bnrdTy kn0wn rvcss 10 Tie ~ ost
intelligent OF readers how deeply the
looking down the OF creation We knew there
were wonderful discoveries in these times and wonderful
made Of Them did know the Chemists Initiating
Ia their crucibin and SURPRISING the mot wonderu
lrO,ut tons OF organic lite during visit Lowell
Introduced by their prominent The la
orato,y Of DIR AYEn Inventor OF CHEHtY PICTORIAL
ca HAh1IC PItIsD where were shown with
frahknss III aud his products This master genius
If has art Is the subtle of flowers from
and other vegetable subst HIS OF Pine
pie Sra" berry thecketbrry, Ounce Pear Csnclla r
ae, not only equal but they exceed in purity ia
those tables themselves Hts oil Of Winter
and "a better flavor than that he gathered i" tho
panand Ii msic by chemical composition from i Hy
' His process H. to anaiyze the subs ance
and id ultimate which II is made re
them proportions which exist in
voc ate fnoy - Il w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

Mus. CussiSGHAa.--A paragraph recently went
the round of the newspapers. stating that Mrs.
Cunningham Bur,el was living in style in New
York that one If her dau shters had married a
Southern planter. and the other was soon to enter
the matrimonial state, &c. This, according to the
New York correspondent Of the Boston Journal
who to know the truth. is all fiction. lie
says: She is not in easy circumstances, but is
reduced and poor. All the ordinary avenues Of
empo, ment open to most women are closed agains st
. her. Her daughter Augusta has not been mar
ricd t. a Southern planter but TO poor youn :,
mao in this city, who has not one dollar /" rely
upon hu, what he from day to day and the
rumor about Helen is as apocryphal as the rest of
the story"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

Two AFRICAN ExrLoRERs--WmTE RACES IN THE
INTERIOR OF AFRICA The Augsburg AHgcniem
/,,inng, Of Dec. g. publishes the following extract
from private letter giving tidings Of the u'l,en-
tnrous explorers Burton and Spiek. and intelli-
rcnce--Which probably needs corrooraion---of
the existence OF white races in the heart Of AT.
rirn.
ZANZIBAR. Nav 9. 1853.
Dav before yrsterday.l heard from Capt Burton
and Mr.. Speik. They have reached the great AZ
ricnn inland lake, and are now occupied in max
ing explorations and researches on its shores
They in excellent health and spirits, and con-
template returning to Zanzibar in the IN nth Of
September According to the information have
gathered concerning the countries south of Abyss
mia, the source OF the Soubat Is large lake ~
ing >outl"ard Of Aby-sinia In the vicinity Of this
lake are to be found several white tribes, viz the
Amara. the Conso. the Amarakoke. and the Rem
dixie. The two first named stand upon n level
with the Abyssnans in respect To civilization
They all seem TO be remnants of the ancient
Church in ETHIOPIA am new preparing map
OF these countries,
1t is reported here that Mr. Burton has been
appointed Consul to Zanzibar"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

The Cosr OF TrN DAYS CoNGREssIoNA lDit
Kss-Aga, the Washington correspondent Of tl'e
Baltimore Sun, states that the cost to the people
{" this week. Congressional idleness in the shape
ii pay and mileage of members is$90 900, or $500
to each member. The entire cost for the session
will he 81 100000. Under the per diem system
the cost would have been $3.50 900, with more
service, because there were then no adjournments
over for more than three days. ON account Of the
stoppage of pay
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

occurs that "" notice under any circumstance patent men
zines rcserniv,s thing kind. for have
prejudice agan, Of them But o-lnor compcs us To in.
to tho advertisement of Irof Woods Hair Re
W" are too uven. to require anything OF the kind
hu, instances Il its have our knowledge
which amos that II IL remedy against
the hair hrooming pr"maturrly 1t not Hair bye
hut appi alton directed the 1T IL produced
III" skin which brings the original cnlocd hair
tou stiffness and gives il glossy and tturai aranc"
We have persons who have used IT, and they much
pleased withi, Examine the dversement Afo Republican,
Sold by all good Druggists (dec ll'lw
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Perry Davis g. Son--t, entsFor than u at
crd with troublesome cough. attended with yellowsh
irnhy cNp.coraon and great follow ed Wheth
liver or lung cough knew not,
iucess liz king sena,tiu in chest Calling day
the "e 9" the United Satos Jonrnal of this city, of the
r tons strongly recommended me 10 min Killer
sr and the article, and he ped immediate and
well. This was last March, withhold address,
family and myself avetso noturey. TT at what
have is sol, truth tx well known proprieors
oi the Journal write under the influence atenl fc, ling
Yours truly ANXIOUS.
Sold by .iimcdcne dealers.
Sold by J)nN Ii SEAN. IYmthhlirC IInc Ii w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

By CIIAS. T. WORKMAN & CO., AucrIoNEEEs,
BICHM OND, "a.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND uOLAssEs AT
Warehouse the Dock, commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ
will At the of schr onrus from Attskapas consist
hgn
276 Iiogheads of prime to choice N O. Sugar.
TERMS OF SALE-ror sums under $780, cash; over alOO
4months credit, for approved negotiable paper
dec 30 dtsan CnAs, T. WORKMAN & CO, Auc,'ra
By BRYAN AKERS. AucrIoNEEK.
4 BLACKsMITH TO HIRE.-Ihnvc "a good
"A Plantation Blacksmith to re privately but not hired
before the LIST day of January he will then be hired public
auction. Persons wishing . hire him my auction
store from to lo o'clock every day until the LIST o. January
dec @dts AKERS. Auctioneer.
(NOM N usSIONER'a SALE OF VALUABLE
~ NEGROESBy virtue Of decreta order Of the County
Court of Amherst made at s December e,m 1858 the un
dersgncd. Commissioner therein, will the 9Th day Of
JANUARY next, 1859, at the residence of Mrs Martha T.
Tyree in the county OF Amherst proceed to sell at public
TERMS OF sALE.-A credit of six months the purchaser
SAMUEL H. MCKINNEY. Commissioner.
A II the same time and place, shall, ms the Adj
"A mnistrator Of Achilles D. Tyree dec d.. sell ALL THE
PERISHABLE PROPERTY, belonging to said estate,
Tops Shucks 1T of Pork. Horses sheep. Hoss. Cattle
(anong them good YOKE OF Oxen one wagon Cart
Bsronch and also the Plantation Tools. household and
Kitchen Furniture. SAMUEL II. MCKINNEY
dee N-caawhJanfI mnisirator
DCBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.
u Acting Commissi under decree Of the Circuit
Court of the OF Campbell rendered the 2sh day Of
October last The Of Eagles and wife Maurice NJ
Mason and others I will, SATURDAY. tho Is; day Of
JANUARY next at Norris Church, proceed to sell FIVE
NEGROES belonging to the ertae Of James Rice Mason.
deed viz: One likely about 20 years of age one man
advanced In life aud three likely gS from to years
TERMs--sx months credit, and bonds with approved
personal security BOOKER r. SMITH
eli Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

uNEslKA Bi.E FANlI.Y REslD ENCE ~
~ FOR SALE i wish To sell my FAMILY RESI- A%
DENCE on Franklin H. being the that purcbasedof
Win Cl,yey The Ions. rooms Including base
meats Thore l. good kitchen, with rooms smoke house
aud good Well Every thing ID In excellent sorier he
place comfortable and only wish TO se il
of It's dist from pine, Of business will
sell accommodating and time will exchange Tor
other property. WM. A. MILLER
lrr 30 DIV On the Basin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

Ter him honors for his marked and hagitious be-
trayal Of the cause Of the South in the matter of
the admission Of Kansas The Jackson Nissis-
sppias, in the following foroible article, explains
tho cause Of hs omission to carry out his original
intention Of making visit 70 that State:
b.: IN Mississippi; slthosgh his advent was
Southron, ling in advance Of his coming, no note
of welcome wrnt forth to greet him. The Legis.
lature was in session and the announcement was
laid upon the desks of members but it Was receiv-
ed With Indifference If not with contempt. 1t was
said BIZ the organs in his interest that be would
certainly pay the Capitol Of the State visit that
he might 10 seen and heard, but no resolution was
pasusd inviting him hithes. The use Of the Repre-
ssrtatiscs Han was not even rendered him act Of
coustesy which had just been extended to the edi-
tor Of ths Lonisyfils journal. and Of which even
iteneTnnt lecturers unknown TO fame are often
6nss nade the reoipisnts from respect to the top
ics vhaeh i b their busineas to discuss. In all
that intaliigsnt ~ patriotic body Of Mississippi
Leiaa.se. koa .vs.y portion Of the State, of eve
~ pQlilioal czeed. Democrats, Americans. Old
Ha WhiR, thsss was nous--not one-so poor 10
doskf4 soFeeenee. Even the cold ceremony of a
6ouunoa-plA0e miasive from patriotic gentlemen
polue pArty" ms dispensed with ~ an
he9e hjah - ras not worthy TO receive. The
/ 60 raus 10 ~ purpose TO invade was the
- fn1l = a6ss4 4osntilsble demonstration tina,
4 J ~ ou11aa9. Touse hacknied phrase
kpSk - ~ nAA glidAd - silently past ID,
~ T. - B111p - ! spirit Of darkness. H,
eu = - = ~ ob6eesaiion Of bis ynxed -eyet
- lkss yAfg and the Trne Soathroh.--
A. go Snrqt1o4 - m enemy. or shnnned - d
49,. - knssjs6 a b ths city Of New Orleans
{ 1pi11 - Uortkwsrd through the State
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
TAHITI.

BY the way Of Honolulu we have file OF TIE
Messenger of Tahiti TO the Goth December:
TUNHAGE DUES ABOLIsHED.--The imperial cOmmis-
sOner at Papieti has issued decree that hereafter
vessels touching at that place for supplies shall not be
subjected to the payment of tunn8ge dues. This mea
taken in the hope that it will induce American
whslers to make Papieti place of resort after the
whaling season is over, and also to encourage mer
chant vessels 10 touch there.
CORONATION OF TAMATOA F.-On the 10Th August
last the famous Pomare ceased 10 be monarch; her
eldest son was crowned King under the title of Tsma
toa the Fifth. The coronation performed on the
Island of Raiatea with imposing ceremonies. Captain
Valles as representative Of the French Governor OF
Tahiti Mr.. Chisholm, British Consul, q number OF
French, English and American residents, and great
concOurse OF natives were present me Rev. y. Barn
presented Tamatoa to the people, and asked If ne was
their choice for King. Iapoa, noble, answered ID
the name of the people, that Tamatoa was theI
ctOice. Arpea, another noble presented copy OF
the laws OF the Island to Tam9t08, and asked
whether he would govern in accordance with them.
Tapoa answered atrm8tiVey 10 the name Oi the Ming
The Rev. G. Barff presented Bible, aud asked wne-
ther he would govern In accordance with the prn-
cpes Of that book, and Tapoa again answered affirm.
atively for the King. The Rev. G. Bartf then poured
the oil Of aDointment the head and hands OF the
King and declared him TO be Monarch of the Islands
of Raatea and Iahaa. Captain allies ana MI. Chis-
holm both made speeches, assuring smStoa that, 80
long as he should be good Monarch he might reckon
upon the protection of both France and England. The
whole affair ended with grand jOlIdcation
WHALERs-From the lst September TO the 2Oth
December last only two American whalers were at Pa
peti. TIE Morning Light, Capt. Norton, sailed on
the llth September on a whaling voyage; and ON the
29th September the Monticello Captain Baker, set sail
for Nantucket, after his vessel had been hove down
and repaired at Papetl.
About half dozen French whaers had put into
Papeti during the season.
The French corvette Provencale was in port Pc
piet.
The frigate Perseverance arrived at Papiet on the
81 September, but sailed again about the middle of
the month for some port not specified In our hle.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUSCILMEN.

BOARD OF COUNClLMEN.
The Beard of Counclmen met last evening. The
President in the chair.
Tie use of their Chamber was allowed to the Su-
pervisOrs. m ,
Mr. VAS TIsE presented petition for an enlarge
ment of Centre Market. Referred to COMMITTEE on
Markets az the following resolution presented by
Mr.. Tom DUsS:
Ub,,,a. The markets Of the cty return to the
Treasury s third their alleged rental value and DEEM
m that the same could BIZ let by sveement 10 responsible P
t for term years amount that while yielding sa1e
~. cenase on value would BE- stu under proper cohtro
by the Common Council and BE- more 10 VI" VuJ
and seller Therefore :, .
R,ored That Controller be, and is hereby directed 10
advertise the letting the several markets Of the city separatey
for ot five years, 70 responsible bidders and return ns
awards Of the Common Council for continuation al
the earliest moment -.
Several reports in favor OF building sewers were
laid over.
Mr. GENET by resolution, which was adopted, in-
CURED Of the Controller by what authority one Mr.
jerks" was " authorized to repair the piers OF tne
city, and by what authority he pad Tor the Work
" dore no contracts having been made therefor.
The report on Peter COopers petition 10 nave tue
Croton tax on his Union remitted was lad over. :,
The Board concluded not 10 agree with the boaro
of Aldermen as TO whether the Second-avenue CATS
should i'll the center or on the side OF the avenue
from Forty-ninth to Sixty-second street. ~
The Board agreed to pay DR.. Jos. wilson w ior
medical services at the First Ward Station-House,
service which is the business of the Police Surgeon
to perform.
Various reports in relation to paving various streets
were taken up and laid down; none acted upon. ,
Mr.. BRADY attempted to get pier No. - reserved
for ferry but failed in getting constitutional vote
The Board adjourned to Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

bail ard short time After ball OF sl5 vas preserted
to me Ter ny certfcste, which refused to give. The
bill reduced 10 s., vas subsequently certified BY me
But small proportion Of constsbIe- bills come before
your Board for taxation They are paid by the city
and if this bill il specimen. the i.legs fees paid
must be epormous. shall take asion soon 10 sug
eest TO your honorable body some, in my opinion.
3uch-reeded reforms, and have no doubt shall have
sour cooperation
on Courts.
communication was received from A. r. Clarke
Cbnirmau Of the Committee having in charge the
Truauts Hsuse OF Industry at Ftatbush. requesting
The Boaid to transfer Al additional plot Of ground to
the present space being too CONTRACTED
The communication referred TO the Penitentiary
Committee, and the Board adjourned for two weeks
IN NEE, a. tAe Aims House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

on the 18th nst., 5000 was appropriated Tor the
Northern Armenian and 8 900 Tor the Southern Arme,
nian Mission, 5000 for the HISTORIANS, Greece aad
Italy, 81 800 for Germany and Sweden, 81 ,SOJ Tor
France Belgium and Switzerland, 81 zoo for Northern
and Southern India and 81 800 for China, Siam, AZ
sam and the Sandwich Islands Total, $4,000.
The receipts for eleven months had been nearly
$50 600 less than in the months last year, while
the grants through colportage and other channels
have been largely increased.
Information from all parts of the country gave
cheering evidence OF numerous and powerful reylvas
of religion aud OF manifest blessing upon the abors OF
the SOCetY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
FROM HAFANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE PHILADELPHIA.

HNNIFhII Ut TIL f1fff1thD'8f1f Il f'Htf'
The United States Mal steamship Philadelphia
Capt. HaTisOn from New-Orleans the 9Th and Havana
the 9th inst. arrived here at late hour on Sunday
night.
Nothing Of interest to report. Business brisk.
Freights improving. Health of Havana good; but
few Of fever reported.
There was fire at Trinidad on the night of the 9Th
inst, which dtstroyed shoemakers shop in Carmen
street. and threatened more valuable property but 1t
was extngushed by the exertons OF Senor reran and
Others.
charity hospital is to be erected on Jesus Naza-
reno street in Remedies and by order Of the Captain
General the proceeds Of the annual fair at that place
are to be devoted to its support.
Mdlle. Vestva aud Senorita Ramos were to sing
"Romeo and Juliet at the Tacontheat in Havana,
on the 10th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

N.,;co e,gsred ia the rsther disrsceful business s
smuru;nc snec,e-a service it is high time for her
Maissty . Goyernmest to discontinue. We have no
doubt Cst.. ysnsittst and his Hdg'c'dH' VIII 6Hd
more congo mia! occupation in China
by late arrivals from San Juan DEL Hone, We nave
state Minister at the seat OF Government IN Mica
rsgua We learn s!so that the General found on his
arrival thst be had forgotten to bring hs credentials
,sns;,s b;,, unof,icaIly he declined accepting the
oeer until he received the documents from home.
Dr.. Wsgner. the distinguished German naturalist
and tr,yeet who hes been for some tune engaged in
examining the zoology, botany and geology OF the
SUNDAY evening for Chepo, with the intention OF
eepdue the River Bay sno aud if possible OF crossing
the CordiIlerss in that direction. We hope he may
sucoAed in biz undertaking.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

The p. S. n. Co.'S steamer Bolivia, Capt. johnson,
from Caao Feb IL, with the South Pacific mall 80
passengers and 100000 in specie, arrived at her an
chorage in Panama on Sunday morning, 2l't:
CHILL.
Dates from Valparaiso are to Jan. 81: There was
but very little stir in political circles. The President
and many the principal families of Santiago were IN
Valparaiso. Tie harvest has been most abundant
one, and the yield OF the mines continues on the IN
crease Ii. B. MS ship Gapges had arrived at Val
parsiso, and the Monarch was to sail on the 9Th lost.
Tor England. The United States frigate Merrimsc
daily expected, having been heard OF from Talca-
huana The Fcnch ship of war Retrbution had
The MAKE, is geporteS fuy stoeksd pyces tending
downward with but little doing The monetary crisis
has diminished. Government has issued from the
mint $500 600 go and 800 notes, in order to make
advances on gold and silver bullion. These notes will
be paid ON presentation in all Government offices.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board held meeting yesterday afternoon, MI
LINDSAY in the chair.
communication was received from the Register
stating that the Williansbugh maps in his office were
in dllapdated state and requesting their renewa'
The subject referred to the Committee on Court.
commuDics alton was received from Judge motifs
of the County Court in which he states that ne na
had occasion 10 dismiss the consabes from the Cour
OF Sessions for ipcompeteucy neglect OF duty snd
substitute Sheriff Deputies in their places he re-
quests the Board to pay the bills OF the DepuIes
the sau rate the Cobstsbles had been paid lie siso
takes occasion to urge reform in regard 10 officers On
Courts. and ssys:
sh1r time ago, bad occasion to issue q WG
test u eaes Of m.sdemeenOr-the only Que. tAteH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
PERU.

The civil war still continues in the South. tvanco,
as usual inside the walls Of Arequips, and Castillo
with his forces watching him. The efforts OF the
Chilean Commissioner Sr. IrarraZsval to bring about
a compromise between the two parties has entirely
failed, the leaders having differed from the very first
point namely, who should take the initiative in the
matter.
correspondent writing from africa, says:
"Slnce writing you last, the rivers over which the
railroad crosses have come down with such force ss
TO destroy entirely the bridge of San Jose doing great
injury TO the Chacaluta bridge, and washing away
the embankments under the rails for great distance
at the Tacna end Of the line They are hard at work
repairing damages, so as to ge. the traffic, which is
now interrupted, going again. The greatest rush of
water came down during the night OF the I'D Febru
ary bringing large trees and stones along with Il and
having done all this damage in night, the river
again dried up, and now We only have small streams
ard lakes some parts OF the road to deal with.
"Politics, the same a. usual il is however mo-
mently expected that Castillo viii succeed in taking
AreOuipa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

SUPPLEMENT To THE CH,RTEB OF HoBoEgs.-A
bill l. before the New-Jersey Legislature. and hss
passed second reading in the Senate providing for Q
usmber of important amendments TO the ChArt~ of
the City of ioboken. II provides for the election Of
Trustees Of the Fire Department sbolishss The
pay OF Councmen, and increases the number from two
to four from each Ward; incressesthe salary Of City
Clerk from $500 to sJ0O and requires him 10 keep hs
office epen ten hours day gives the Street Commis
siOner salary Of $500 per year. instead Of o. per day
as at present empowers the Council TO compel the
attendance of absent members, and to make ap-
pOintmeDts by majority vote instead Of twothirds
at present. imposes tar dogs for the benefit OF
Commissioners Of Appeal in cases Of taxation TO re-
ceive the oath Of the property yowner 10 the valus
OF property assessed and compes them 10 reduce tho
assessment Ia the sum specified IN such amdsvh-
There are several other amendmets, but the above
the most important provisions ofthe bill.
PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAnIsATIoss.--Ths Board of
ton. Of the P1bc schoo, q th. city ball sss.
The examinations viii occur in the iolosius order
Tuesday March 70, Male D'gsam.ni oine
Thursdsy -. March 10, Primary D.psrmsnt sfHs.
Tuesdsy. ....-MsIch 3, Male D-p1in.nt of No !
Tst.s:s'y M:s s g t.t, ss%:,
Each school the o0neusioE Of the examination Of ne P-
mary Department, viii BE- dsnsssd br the remainder " The
we-k
FULL TINE AGAIS.-The employees In the repair
ma shop. the New Jers-y Railroad Company jersey CRY.
Who have the
the Winter have received notice that they will b. put gpos f9
time and ser the lat of April Business Jssssy
City s,tDE much better and many u the manufacturing
tsbhn-nts that compelled BY the hard mss h sAsr
reduce tho number u hands hours Of vs have sansS
their iorn1sf styity.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
Law INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURT-CHsssgss-MacAi iJ--Bskofs JGdes
CLEkky-DyCfJo,s.

SUPREME COURT-CHsssIss-MncAiJ iJ.-Bstoss Jsdss
CLEkgE-DBcfsoss.
Richard X Holdane agt. jesse w. Benedict ct sl--
Motion for inJ junction grALted. - -
VIM 4. Toole &C., sgt Alfred s. Bates, &e.-Csss
.etted sn the amendments allowed. ,u,I . n
Robert W. Buchanan agt. Thomas D. "ssn " y.
Motion srsnted. with e5 cost. 10 pisnfis ..,,, ~
Robert LucEey sgt. The Americas Fert'b'ing Co..
Augustus Rolker ct al agt. George Mitchell ct Al
Berpbsrd Bernsys sgt sigismundLev stsl-JsdG'
n,u, o,d-t.d pursuant TO I0tsce.
DIVORCE CASES.
u..h v7,,.eu act. Adeline W Wbttell.-Judgmest sf
divorce grsnted or- oo,,i. T,a,s,..S .r
diyorce srsned
United STATES CIRCUIT coURT-hssch lS -Sessss
eN'N Judge Hall.
ssussLIss COLD wAIcHEs.
tn. limited States agt- John II. snyder and Chahss
&, I; Ths,s defsadsnt. adeted fos asslisG
H. ih of No,smbsr By the ,ssmss Arabia fo Lv-psos
So ia xs,ches ys4urd together a. o 90
COURT OF COMMON rI.EAs-hNeh M-sess's ''>s'
DAILY.
Mary A. Drev sst Tia sssiA svsuss Rsarssl o.
This scisa 70 besasAt 70 rvcos~ tsnaes wv
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

MYSTERIOUS AFTAIa-A FAMILY or EIGHT PER-
SONS PoisosrD VIII AEsEsc.--On Sunday evening,
Ihuss Stewart residIng in Division avenue, betwees
Leonard and Vsret streets made complaint bsfsrs
Justice Allen Of tho Fifth District agaisst Richard 0e'