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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21
rRxvELLERy GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RArLRoAD-ExPRrss rRArse
III for Albany and Troy, storsng At principal sssurs
nesting with Wes,~n and Northern trsns leave Cfnnossu
A SMITH. a1u<xfnusndsDt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21

DICoaDs vELPExUS', CTvTArEs. ACTON's. CURL.
II ing ard Ne pryas hospital prscsce Of Psris and Lou
don by ~ LARMONT. As SONS afflicted with dis
e ~ sexual II the fact he takes
method " informing hsn he the only graduate N this
civ exclusively tho~e diseases and whose
necun with the Bcropcan hospitals ensb him 70 sd2 the
aud radical treatment curing The oldest AND So
veres Corner Spring and Mrcs streets opposite 81
Nicholas nom W aud to r. NJ Ssdsy excepted The
Doctors Needles. Adviser and Marriage Guide, nearly 900
pages and 9 picture ILLUSTRATIONS IL 81 u gve@ 81 te adj
vert medicnes We commend Dr. Tsrmon 10 the sict-
edCOurrer des Flats Unis Stats Ieitung Day Book, Az
l.e H
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SHIPPING.

EW 1ONh AND LIVEHFVOE
IN mall steamers.
The ships com, rising tAs line
The ATLANTIC, Captain Oliver Edf1dSe
The BALTIC Captain Joseph Coms'ock.
The ADRIAT1C Captain James WeS
These ships having been built by contrec expressly for
government every has been taken In he con-
sructor also their engines insure strength snc
speed and their for are unequal
cd for elegance and comfort
The this line have Improved water tight COM
psrmen and has been spared TO make them AL
"a good the thorough examination given them proves
their mode OF construction yet uDeqaaled.
Price passage from New Liverpool In first cabin
$50 In second DO SIS From Liverpool New York ~ sad
guineas Az experienced surgeon attached TO each snip
No berths can be secured until paid for.
pATE3 OF SAILING.
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THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NJ

NOR LIvERPOOL.-THE UNITED STATES MAIL
steamship ATLANTIC. o. Eidridge commander, wik de-
part atei States mails for Europe positively
Saturday Feb 49, at IL o'clock NJ from her berth al the foot
of Canal street.
For freight passage, having uncqusled accommodations
for ELEGANCE and comfort apply
EDWARD K. COLLINS, Sc Wall street.
Passengers viii please te board at IL O'Clock A. NJ
All letters pass through the Post Office others will
be returned.
NoTCE-The steamers of this line have improved water
tight compartments and expense has been spared to make
them all AS good new The thorough examination given
them proves their mode of construction set unequned.
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JJENRY A. PERRY. ATCTIoNEER-BY s. FREDE-
II RICK sslesman-will sell GA Friday the at lOs
O'Clock Bowory fty thousand good large as
welry watches chains accordeons pofteuoh-
naies good show suitable for lewelry store
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rALtCO DRESS SOiREE
~
TIE HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
CHARITIES.
A NOVEL AND ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENT.
combining all the most desirable features of
PROMENADE CONCERT AND GRAND BALL.
10 be opened by the delivery OF
AN ORIGINAL PORN,
viii be given At the ACADEMY OF MUSIC on the evening -
the 4ih of febI vary
Tickets be laj of members OF the Committee u Ar
the ncipal and hotels Prsce's
ook store Everett House Rusitons drug stores 10 AaC
House Az Broadway, Office OF Cyrus Ramsey NJ D. iW
Second tnd the Office Of the Executive Commit
S33 BROADWAY room No. y
Price of tickets 81 admitting lady and gentleman Extra
ticket for ladies 81 earh.
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DIRDs BlRDs.-JUSr ARRIVED PROM gvsp,ANY A
ID rev sick OF singing Canary birds lerxs gyadauchcs
nnss ckins and parrots Zee sale the loves. prces al
the bui store 10 Nassau street. r. EEsrNEg
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TJENRY i. HERTS JR.. AUCTIONEER-Bl HEkrs
II MOSS-wil sell Friday, Jan - 1888 OF l0la o'clock
No 81. Pre- street Large sale 81 groceries
wines liquors comprising sugars teas syrups,
noasses cand.es spices &c &c, $50 orandy gin
whskey rum casks and demiohns; also about
700 0o Havana and other scgars, 10 pay advances
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AR. CHARLES MATHEWS RESPECTFULLY An
M nnuncer last nj ht Burtons Friday
neSt, when blanche beautiful drama OF DAY OF RICK
MINI win played with powerful east, including Mr..
Mathews In hts original part Mr. G.. Fisher Mr. Briggs
Mr. Barrett Mrs Davenport, nc. And first time here Mr..
q. Mathews will appear In his part IN cOOL AS UU
GUNNER with other entertainments introducing Mr.. Bur
Mr. Broughsm In fayore characters Box book
open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21

UCTfoN NOTICE-AsSIGNEE'S SALE OF GOLD
"A silver watches, fine Jewery, &c SAMUEL OsioOD
Auctoreer-By = OSGOOD CO.-To morrow, Friday,
81 Nassau street nj II o'clock fine assortment of gold
und silver watches, fine ewery In eif, gold fob and
guard chains sleeve links and studs cameo Roman, Mosaic
brooches crops bracelets Sc comprising tine assert
meut worthy of attention Catalogues NJ sale. Warranted
described.
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SALES AT AUCTION

EDWARD scHENCK AUcTIONEER.-BY e =. II.
~ sCHENCK -On Friday, January =. al II oclccs. a.
their 33 tree special sale OF magnificent
geld watches diamonds ewery comprising magic hunting
lever also aes enameled watches set with diamonds Also
bracelets brooches pins eaTrngA studs and rings
In cluster and single stone all mounted In IL carat gold also
Florentne and Roman mosaic cameo cs-puncie anc oteT
pins and earrings gold vest guard and lob cs
seal rings pins earrings studs sleeve buttons Sc
Sale positive. BY order OF the assignee.
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GILBERT S. SAVAGE, .AUcTIONEER.-AAR0N &
" SAVAGE will SELL by order assignee their sales
room So Friday Jan % at 10 A. NJ, the
dealer in staple and fancy dry goods lace goods
Sc perempory sale Of fine watches and ewery hardware
and cutlery up furs sleigh roDes hosiery, &c.
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A rcrIoN Nor1cE.-IuIlrs nRowN. AucrIoXEER

n sale Of furniture the property Of afamiy giving up
TO frlsyl morning, ~ hall past ~
ocork private residence ~ Amiiy street, between
Wooster Greene the whole furniture In sad house
prsing part rosewood and mahogany rarlOr suits fine
Brussels lnt ingram carpets superior hair mattresses and
feather poW@ nearly enamelsd chamber furniture IN
suits parcr sfss chairs centre. work aud other tables
hogany rosewood hedsirads. bureaus, wasisands,
lounges CHINA glass and Crkery extension table,
dining furniture toilet &C. the whole embracing
of household furniture which has been but
lite used. AID must be sold without
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7 shares American FL
u St cond Avenue RR
200 Fox Wisconsin Imp
2 Academy Of Music,
100 WiliiH msburg City
20 Confidential Bank. 4.
q Artisans Bank.
~ Ocean Bank.......'
81 Pacific Fire ms. Co
- Niagara Fire ms. q
40 Stuyvesant Fire lns
% Lamar Fire 1Ds. Co
10 Excelsior T ire ms
~ Metropolitan Fire j
Is Eagle Fire ms. Co.
50 Howard Fire Ins. Z
50 Home Fire ms. Co.
- New York Equitabi
On National Fire lns. {
"A yar,tia~1 Eirn InQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21

DIYANTs MINsTRELS
ID Mechanics HALL AZ broadway. above Grand street
OPEN EVERY EVENING During THE WEEK.
Immense success, new features, buresgues, AZ.
The Picture Gallery Three Hunters Stump kpeech Biack
Shakers Down IN Alabama. New Songs. Dances. saynss
&c; Essence Of Ole Ylrginny.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT In scia Commence mt ~
Tickets % cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21

II N. FRANKLIN, AUCTTONErR ALTON
u. sale Of fr skins &C. being balance of the stock OF
Bankrupt concen removed from Broadway for convenence
OF ssie.-JOHN l.. NANDkWATER A co viii seli on
Friday, January ~ at their store e6 Nassau street
comp ete assortment OF the above all manufsct1red
expressly for Broadway sales being the finest lot
OF fufs oered this comprising Hudson bav sabes
mink otter lynx squirrel ermine beaver mountain mar
ten ch ami seal cardinals capes circulars vsornes tip.
pets cufs NUTS gloves, manlas gents ftrs cans uuI.
ters reuuets chcsI frescrvers, &c. &c Also. bur1n
vol ami utics u,s So. 0sle. By or lee q he as
aanrc. " \ lewh- 81.
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I1ENRY II. LEEDS, AuCTIONEER.- ROOM %
III Nassau street HENRY H. LEEDS co Will sell a,
auction Friday Jan % IL O'Clock nj the salesoom *
street superb unique sale of beautiful Chinese
antiquities and curosites, with large collection OF shells
from every part of the world and other articles never
before imported to this counry-Iarge and elegant vases
and dinner sets, copper lined with silver ladies
enameed boxes wood boxes most exqustey
carved backgammon boards very elegant card and sega
japanese coral baskets weights Great Jos ana
other gods walking with $3.50 plates hoco wood from
the Sandwich islands, paddles and spears few superb
carfs dresses such imported worked on
sides with many other srcesi whca only be ap
preciaed by being They will be exhibition one day
before the sale Ladies invited 10 examine the goods
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p r. q ArI'N 90. .fWNe.'s A. - in vA1't-
~: saa r,si, y. yWs1 i5ss. sf,s aid
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ACADEMY or MUSIC.
~ THE non. EDWARD FNERErT'S Address
on the Character Of Washington.
choice be had for he above lecture, rs
Fast Fource nth between Irving place and FOurh
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A LOTIONS Il. JACOBS A co. ARE NOW READY To
N receive consgnments Of goods OF any DESCRIPTION for
auction their saiesroom @ Br Midway being the best 10
In New York for any description OF goods Cash nd
vsrces made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21

MOE MONTHLY RENT PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
pAC. The most complete small house IL tne CT. mms
ate possession furniture sale. Price eiV Ss uown
$50 or 500 balance SIS pei month I'LL paid Apply al Los
West Twentieth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21

DARNuMS AMERICAN MrSEUN.-DECiDED sue.
ID of the entirely newand mmeasuraby drs
maiystoe, by II. Watkins, Esq, OF the GREAT IEDGER
PATRIoT OR. Tng NAN or rHr WAR PAIn Ths evening.
~ ~ o'clock Jock, the ape watkins, Isabella
Carlton, the Maid Of the War Path Mrs Chss howard. AZ
tcrnoon at 3oclook. The QUEENS PAGE A fun length
Wax Figure OF J. r DONNElIY. The beautiful Aqusria
the Happy Family, Living serpens &C. TO be seen
usnal Adm.sson = cent?; Children nnder ten Is cents.
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIoNEFR-BY Z. F, II.
~ sCNEHCK-This day, thursday, 2ist inst ~ clock,
al their ssesrooin SO Nassau street 10 hands
high and wears old warranted sound Kind and gentle with
the exception slight detection 70 the left good travel
ler Also square box shifting scat wagon single hsr
little used also robes dress blankets and several
set5 of uew harness, robes &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21

n M MI U.Aas pns,ea wneci s WRTI t
T. Lefeyre commander to sail from pier No. North river
precisely carrying the United States mall, viz
SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRD BREhEH FOB boufHAnrrOh
BRyNz1. SOUTHAMPTON. YORK
Ariel Saturday. Jan 9 Saturday Feb. ~ Wedy Feb "a
North Star. %" FEB. u Saturday Mar. ~ Wedy Mar
steamships touch Havre Specie delivered In Lon
don and Paris For passage freight apply to D. TOk
RANCE agent, No. Bowling Green, New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

FIRE IN KING GEoR.E.--We learn from the
Fredericksburg News that Glencoe, the summer
residence of DIR. Richard ii. stuart. Of King
George county, Va, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday morning. involving q loss Of S., 900,
half of which is covered by insurance in the South
ern Protection Company, Alexandria. The house
was handsomely finished. IS by &c feet, and at the
time of the coniagration was partly furnished and
unoccupied. There is no doubt burglar had en-
tered, and thea fred the building, in order TO
cover the robbery
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

On Monday last, WATT tho negro nam who
stabbed Mr.. Sam'l, johnson, a few weeks since,
while attempting to arrest him. was tried before
orr County Court. when he was sentenced to 3
months imprisonment in eur Jail. and To receive
80 lashes eacl, month. at the publ: Whipping
post and further. the owner is required To gn,
security in the cf four thousand dollu,s, to
remove said negro ut the end Of three months, be-
yond the limits of the Commonwealth. - Leriny-
ton Gazette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

FREIGHT TRADE.-Therc were received at the de-
pot of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad on Saturday 33
loaded cars, consisting of $50 bushels of Wheat,
235 barrels of Flour. a. 600 pounds of Miscea
neous There were Is loaded cars sent West the
same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

MINISTER RoDhr D--0n Tuesday evening last
between Petersburg and Richmond. the Rev.
Lloyd Moore Of the Appomattox Circuit, Virginia
Methodist Episcopal Conference, had his port
monnaie taken from his pocket on the cars, by
some dar thief. and was robbed Of its contents
about SEQ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

Hon. HENRY BEDINGER.--Meetings at Charles
town, Bolivar, and Shepherdstown have been held
to make arrangements to give the Hon. Henry Bed
niger late Minister tn Denmark, a complimentary
Dinner, at the Fair Grounds, near Charlestown,on
Friday, the 9Th inst, irrespective of party. Cen
tlenen of all parties have cordially united in this
testimonial to Mr. b., on his return to his native
country, after his long and faithful public service
in foreign country. A cordial invitation to the
Dinner is extended to his friends everywhere
Winchester Tirg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

ARRIVAL OF FLOUR FROM LYNcmBrRG.-lhc stca-
mcr kahukcc arrived on Wednesday night with
SCI barrels Flour from Lyuchhurg and had t.
leave considerable freight N Richmond in coi,so-
qncncc of the steamer and barges being fully loa-
ded. Thus this enterprise the Towing Com an,)
is silently but surely fulfilling lis mission.-- Ao,
folk H,uRI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

"TnE SorTm."-lt is currently reported aud
believed in Washington, that an arrangement has
just been concluded between Major John p. IleSs
Of The States" and Mr.. Roger A. Pryor. of tho
Richmond South by which the two papers are
to be united in single sheet to be published Mt
Washiupton- IicL Euoujy,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
MARRJED

On the - tn October last, Mt the residence of the
brides father, (Sam'l IIu.chcrson.) in the county
of Henry by Rev. r. &. Anderson, Mr.. Jon y
SHACKLEroRD to Miss MARY j. fIrTCuERsuN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

-(ciy GcothneH s,1.d r,pad a iabi,
il Gca,nan-1hs hom" is owned 10y the maker o the eel
hracd Brsnlreh l'ts winch have great merit have
who lives in New Hampshire nni who was Tor" long
inc sick. IN" doctors around dill ne" s."m I" help in his
,uragc energy failed lissirp feci aud his
and v. i,'ic,ed constant h, r"l dnlI'y Finally
PIE, allied ulun 10 take andrths fi and strange
81 appear /" A"n Ill" first box lu' lm night a" his i'
u months restored hin emit ely to
ct health IL" thinks that Dr. r"ndr'ih too superior TO all
wing men. m -, -.
lonr tim" ted 'iion raalyc n" idea was
Entertained that he would recover the nsr at is limbs
Try few doses OF liandreths Fills they s:by o
ut you" II. used m d"ses and wns Helped II" '"ntn-
iy he increased pills night and morning;
tegan to feel the circulation In to remote "Xremti's
The e The Pm. further dci"nsly pcis"vred In
ufc, to ~ that ie.s than months he perfectly
uted, La,i ing recovered tho us. OF His .ah completely n"
atesry >ant 10 day he has burning before 1t
candies which he designs to conng. in proc" of Lis
,a'ion for II whose rs restored linn 'heaith MIR
'raham T. C. at Bncr"S ASreS narrated 20 me tho above
acts and know ti''"to be ir9"
3rd Gen'LBan- Hrandrtt'r fils have made many cu,S
frl.nd e min" Of lag" fortune high '''a poi
'"n was ami ."d Mih ~ ', "' IL" ,, m u"
card to tn Of ef duration He WA rcei"d tF t'
ca Providence to rrandrtihs Pills lac read over pamphlet
tAiins TO them he '""k nrN desc h' ffowra Inc ia
of ruGaion right onward his largest dosc was t',on rls
in single day III" aisorIan's" " - ,9"' 70 arton-'"'
m his manhood aud usefulness hr restored to rir"r"1s
4h Gennrqar-- know prani,ch', rila arc wonderful
remedy Jacrago Flo Grpud 1ray Ivy adrpins
a II who bad siel years. coufiuod 20
his bed b. uianmato'y rhou naii,, Ia ims con
up. his hands closed and irncd II" ,
the pills four in the morning aud ;on Ia NE evening and
drank freely OF beef soup wLirh hs only diet In
weeks he entirely cured. and rode mics to
horseback. This eeccdby Brendr",h iiSa'tc many
drncs and plysirians had failed canss he e" DR.
randrsh sell NJ retail hundred dollars worth Of
Lis pills In that hit" tow II in two wects
9TH Gcnaaaa-A Mr. Inderll OF estocstcr county whp
fought in the If els is great aluirer OF Dr. anih
hrrauc hi- pills saved his life lie suffering
affection in his left breast. and had been
der treatment tee without benefit lie finally
the diff medicines but
better until he began with andreis Pis These taken
night in doses from FIVE To ten cured hun ency
IN months time after he badly hurt by
falling his but still he took Brandrehs Pills
day His told him they could do good for local
injury and that would be- at least before he could
walk weeks he restored health and ascrbes
his lie he MI vote Tor Brandreth
n long he lives
Geatic,aan-- And these Pills sold No 29I Canal
street. Branrr,h Iniidngt
LIST dennmanTLcy are, - cents box, and by Agents
generally. u. W-inv ! dIwH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
GEO. II. DAVIS.
WHOLESALER RETAIL GROCER.
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,


t,ppos,tt the l'r. H,a Bds3 LlNCHftEO, Ia
AN receipt Of large assortment oi tro,cit,a staple
Dry Goods, Hardware ols, Paints Cudag" Woed"ai',
G. CONSISTING; In part ii
OuOo Bales Of Cotton at Factory prices to the trade,
suuo lbs Of Leaf Lard Bnltnorr rr,s IL the trade
900 lbs Of Sole Leather and lo0 SID of upper pant
heavy.
la boz French and II ladr phia rsf Skirs aud Sewing
SIKH,
l,etW Scan Hays assorted,
100 rs of Zine aud White Lead,
500 Gals Of Iuscrd oil,
800 rnrs Of Shoes, sewe and poggcd par very heavy
100 tran,s of Paper, Letter. F""scap and Wrapping,
900 lbs. Iron Axios aud Cast boxes,
II Tons of Iron, Wrought and Rolled.
$50 Bundle, Of lton Hoop Stop, oval half oval Round
aud Square.
) barrels Of New York syrup for family
Coffee, Moa>S'S. Salt, ,Nls, Tanner Dl,
triiow ). Vices An,ls Su,w plates Horse Shoes
ullrd Cloths. Cassne Iin-',h Ilaidr and Hl,nktts.
Timothy, IIrrds grass AND orchard grass seed
late Tin \ & aud J. and Tin Solder, sc. sc.
All Of whi,h viii sell cheap frrash, short credit for
cpoiiabir paper Thusc VIII" buy Tor cash, will find II 10
leir incrcs stock before making ihei 'u
and II sell cheaper than goods be bought
u credit
will the best prices for Wool, Woa Rolls Be"~wax
axsecd Flax aud Tow Linens Upper aud Harness Leather
nd all other cuuntIy produce.
ni lex stock before ,uy. nc 10 ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

LAND SALEs---In Princess Anne County. Va
ON Monday last, were sold, "Church Point farm
en- Lynnhaven river, 4l4 acres to j. 5. Garrison
for $4,000. Eighty-seven acres of wood laud for
$500; CO do ut $3.50, rnd 200 acres for slS4o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

MILEsrAN SnINDY.-One of these interesting OK
hibitions of personal proves, which usually at
tends the congregation of company of Erin's
sons came off on Friday night at the boarding
house kept by Mrs. Ryan, on Bridge street The
chief artist on the boards, was n gentleman whose
patronymic gave unmistakeable evidence of his
descent-Patrick Candor is the individual to whom
alluson has been made. Patrick. it seems, has
very lately become resident of our city, and i'll
virtue of that fact has, as yet, but limited ac-
quaintance with our people. In order that his
sphere of fun might be enlarged, Patrick sought
the boarding establishment above mentioned. As
soon after this event delicacy would admit Of,
Patrick informed his new friends that he was the
possessor of most decided musical powers. OF
course this talent was at called into requsi-
ton by the company assembled.
To come Mt once to the deaoumem Of the matter,
we will simply remark, the vocal exercises of our
friend failed to impress his audience tayorably,
and their lack of appreciation expressed in
terms not ut all to his liking, and he at once an
nounced that. if his vocal performances were not
satisfactory, he would evidence to them the pos
session of physical abilities of no mean ORDER
At this announcement he "let in," and the result
was sad failure on his part-a bunged eye
bloody nose, and other like mementoes, were tro-
phics gained for the excessive pains he had taken
20 ingratiatc himself into the good wishes of his
Lynchburg friends. When brought before the
Mayor, Patrick presented most pitable sight
A crowd of witnesses were examined, all OF whom
testified that tho whole thing done in the
best possible humor, and rs Patrick was the
only person who had suffered in the slightest de-
gree, protested entire satisfaction with all that
had occurred. The Mayor ordered the dismissal
of the case.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

On Sunday the 18th inst. At IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
at Amherst G. H., Quarterly Mceting,) the Rev.
LEO. RossER will preach the funeral of the Rev.
7. &. Hayes. late preacher in charge of Amherst
Circuit.
Republican please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

KILLED ON THE RAILRoAD.--Mr. Jas, AWAY,
who had been working on the Manassa Gap Rail
road, was killed by the freight train the 9th of
October. The particulars, as we heard them. are
these: AWAY lett Strasburg in the afternoon,
and walked up the road until he came to a road
crossing the railroad, short distance above Ken
bricks Lime Kiln. where. it is probable, he in
tended to wait for the freight train. Having in
dulged too freely in Intoxicating liquor, he either
laid or fell across the track, and remained in that
condition until late in the evening" when the train
passed over him. cutting his body in twain across
the abdomen, breaking one arm in two places
and completely crushing the other to the elbow
His mangled body was delivered to his friends a
few miles below this place. He leaves wife and
child So far MS we can learn, no blame can be
attached to the engineer of the train Woodstoc@
Tenth Legion.