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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

BuRToss THrATER.--The" " Bcuxsry Ballet Troupe"
sppe sred here last hight for the fret time though why
"Boszayy is open question: as there Is in the pro
pramme neither dances nor dance Of that peculiar
name. However they appeared, though the dancing
was hardly so ravsbirg as the public had fondly an
ticpated which fact is owing, perhaps to the lack Of
the right music st the right time. Mr.. Molenaauer,
the admirable leader of the orchestra not being at his
post, his harmonic forces went wildly agtray driving
the bewildered dancers into nervous agones in their
frantic endesvors 10 keep some kind of time. Proba-
bly, thorough rehearsal vi remedy this partic-
llsr fault.
In the Company are some dancers well and favorably
known to the New.York public; among them are
Msdenoiselles Celestine Frank, and Ducy Barre. or
those members Of the Company who are strangers
here il would be scarcely fair to speak, owing 10 their
di,trsctirg embarrassment from the orchestral short
eomipgs. We are disposed TO think there s some
good stuff in them, with the exception, perhaps OF
Mons Vlerdi, who ,sems to be mo,e imbecile IN his
gyrstions than even the generality of man-dancers.
lie d played ingenuity in being Always out Of time,
alwsys in the wrong place and always doing the wrong
thing, which were it expended in the right direction,
might win quite sizeabe wreathe of cheap LAUREL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07
MARRTK ID.

BoaARr-LUPrON-O Monday. Jan. s. BY the Rev. Mr.
Rudde Orlando Bosst Julia M Jones daughter OF the
late William Lupton.
DE ANGELIs-WEsTER\ elton fhursdAy, Jar. 6. by
the Hon Geo w Morton, Mayer Of Hoeoken Lorepzo DE
ADe.hs to Margaret Wss.eTvel, dsushter of Joon
Mes,eIveh, esq, all of this ci'y
FIrCH-sALIsBURY-it ST. Peters Church, Thursday,
Jar ty the Rev A. y. Reach, D. D. Depns n Fitch aud
Abbey G. sstsbury. ell OF ihis city
Troy papers please copy.
nEYNEN-KISsAM-A Grace Church, Jamaica, Long ls-
and "Wednesday Jan BY the Rev William u johnson
d. D. J. heyper Of Brooklyn. 10 N. Louss eldest dsnsh
ter ofPAiip 2. kissm ESQ, Of oueens Long Island
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, JAN. S, .. .he
residence Of the brees father BY the Rev Dr. Cummings
Mr. Charles Rochste Esther daughter Of George Henri
qpes esq.
RUssELl-GRAHAM-on Monday, Jan. s. Mr.. Geo. d. Ras
sell TO Miss Maria Graham.
SIMPSON-REEp-At Trinity CAspel n Y, on Saturday
Jan l. BY the Rev Ed Y HSsse M. William v. siGps0r
90 Mn Mary Reed.
WHIrY-sCaRlEF-0a Thursday, Jan. 6, BY the Rev. Dr.
veEmiye MeAsel White to Miss Cs,hsrne sshe both Of
Ns city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07
AMERICAN BIOGRAPHICAL AND STA
TySyYCAL SOCIETY.

yAs s.ated monthly meeting Of this society was
ts,8 Last evesi,g at the Historical Society ms,
wien ABg,Has GEssStR, " d., delivered an al
S,sss upon The Fisheries # North America tie
,sd that the fisheries 10 northern waters a1oohe
Newfoundland were frst discovered by Seossacn
Cabot. For time France claimed several oi tne
Islands a. fishing erounis but after the Con4aesa Oh
Canada Iearly al were snrreIderso 70 .ns IT.,
Tn. treaty made with Grest Briian after tne hesou
ton gave the United S,stes nsn. =. sah ~ tbsse
vaeys bat DOT go shore or core tne nsn IN tu7
hsybors The tfeaty of 1918 gave rs the rgoS 10 hsi
in All the waters within three miles of me sh9Is; an
70 20 into the barbcs f repairs put slnce
Am. ricsp bshermss take his sh any where e1cep
IN The ry.rs These deep fisheries DO no, decieao
Tie those in the rivers AMI estuaries when
and commerce has driven ths fish away. Inc poFel
of reproduction in & deep-sea fso is rems,kape,
=; e,a;,pg the different varieties he had found IN the
cod 60 600 eco; 10 the herring, SO wv aud 10 IDS
erel 20 000 In speaking Of the Gun oIIean' ne ssi
that II was probable that NewfonndlaDh ana the sula
cent Islands were formed by this immense mass OF
,ny;ro vatsr The fieberies CONNER re at about the
latitude of New-York, about 40, and extends norm
to The Polar Sea- The fishes ri the north dliieI from
TIE south Of the south being generally hgh and
brilliant colors those at the north are generally black
or dark Taking the dividing liIe at about Az, the
6sh are more valuable as they go nofthward. MI
essner gave desefiption o. the various kinds OF hs
thai req0ent shores both OF north and sooth ana
Of ,be nodes Of taking them; referring TO the ely
Frerch settlements in the iSants that abound 10 the
fishing srolnds and the present British fishing places
and aso referred 10 the difficulties that ha1 occurrso
betxeen America and England about the fisheries. In
many eases the English cruisers had been more lenient
toward the American fishing vessels that were
vic the Law than the American war vessels IN en-
selves. lie referred 10 the great gpn OF tee D.
LasTepce. which il perhaps of the best fishing
grounds in the world except Newfoundland, which is
the very Paradise of all deep sea fshermen-here are
those vast shoals Of cod and other fish, where onr
stordy saors procure such great Quantities OF these
inhaLitanfs Of the deep.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07
EIarkets-Peported by TeitSr0p1.

BALTIMORE, Jan. e-FLoUR quiet Ohio, IS Wagsr quiet
CoRN quiet; sass of 90 bush Yellow 7Cd73c. White, $50
7cc. Provisions quiet. WHISKY 2ic.
PnLADrLPr., San. s-Faous doll wBE.T dali. Coss I'D.
ysncug yellow, 73c. WHISKY firm az 2Se.
SAVANNA jan S-CoIToS-Mnket unsettled; sales today
$50 bse TIE sales Of the week sdd 800 bales and the
receipts 80 Receipts at this port ahead Of last year. $4,000
bales. ditto all Southern ports 10000
NEw-OsLEAxs, Jan 5-The sales Of CoTros to-day were
II e bee frrner but unchaDs-d rates CoRK, &c. LARD,
bbs i!c COFFEE fnn sales Of 800 bsi uneh
prices. FEErGHTs Cotton 10 Liverpool Is SD to Hsvs,
is ec.
MosiLK jan -corroysales to-day 800 bales the market
closing frn
ErwOsLEAys, jan 5-Corroyssle. to dsy IL SO bales at
unchanged P'ices.
CncNsaII, Jan. e-FLous unchanged WRIsKY advanced
81. Provisions unchanged Msss PoRg nominal LAao
GTm q: lie.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

ErIPnAyY AT TRINITY CHrRcH.-The Rev. DR..
Hgbee preached last evening to an immense audience
at Unity Church, on the Manifestation of Christ to
"the Geniiles and the Gospel to the whole World"
that being the lesson appointed for Epiphany. The
church was msgni6ceptly lighted up, and decorated
with evergreens with pleasing effect 1t is noticeable
that this was the first sermon preached in Trinity
Church by candle light. collection t225l was taken
after the sermon in support of the mission of the Eos
s.a Church in Africa, after which the performed
Martin tu.hcss Choral, and the audience dispersed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07
To Mapinerp.

EEw LIGHTHOUSE AT BsRSEGAr, NJ J., AND CnAEc
LrcHT FROM FIXED TO REVOLVING nTERvAL 10 BEcoS
In accordance with the notice of the IL. of September
ght will BE- exhibited from the towe. Q. Bsrnsss
Jersey for the t time the evening Of Saturday
of Jan, 1859 and will be kept burning during that nsn
every risht thereafter, from sunset 20 suprise.
The bull, Of brick IL lfs feet high and IL s1rmo
By sn iron lantern Is feet nigh.
The lantern Is painted back the upper half Of the towe
the ,usl color Of b and the lower hsr white
The Illuminating sppsrstas iss revolving csssdbpsric
The first order % the system Of Fresns showing bhsd
every 10 seconds, of the natural color.
The foca plane i65 feet sbove the level Of the ~
should be in Ordinary states Of the sphere
miles.
Toe srproxms,e position Of the lighthouse dsiaced ~
Coss. Survey discrimination 10
Lat SO, ~ and 49, ~, lon. 74o, o. ond oS w.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
W. Y. RAYNOLO&
Cap. Corps Of ropogapncL E0is's'
Pbils1eptis, Dec. q, 1883
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

WaEoX-A correspondents RoeklaDd writrs'fhs Bossle
verts.r, under date u 3lst n ths. supposed deret
brf of about l50 tgrs lumber aud eli fasrs
hold ashore toe Of Matiniegs Island os ~
ut When discovered her msndlss soue, stove
swept boat missing (eyid-u'ly having been cs.d ssy
sterpl person board. and nothing ~ tnciosts
esfne into the position found. the letters MECH SD
OBI" being found on Part Of the stern beard IL s1
fst she 10 the Mechanic Of sad from Ma osspor of
which cid 18th. Parties tntsrsst.d msy obtsr f1rshsf
lus frcm Cap. Otis Abbott of Mstaicas, vhodseo'ss
wrscG and bsz discharged the cargo.
NORFOLK, jan. SHE sehr. n 4. Mcneil Rom hse
New York, With carlo Of cJ.on and rosiI u sssSfs
> q Cope Henry cerso sssec oct d1n.xeds tSs
foiwsrded. The NJ. A Mon VA bolt ., Capldsn ~ -
go tuIs rated ana o.D-d % TbSs. Hsnd Il
iBy tskDspe 70 Epseoe WAs,s5, esq, See. bs os~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07


Hides 74dSc n Tsow, 6! d7c. - Pelts 81 ia 81 %
each; Cslfskins, la lsc. y n
Beef Extra snd Fr,: quality includes nothing bat the
bcst larse fat, stail-fed Oxep-
sscoEd quality includes the best rssfed o1en the best STALL
fed Cyvs and the be. thresyssold Steers Ordinary
sisss Il BGns and the refuse oflots.
sh.ep-E1s includes Comet. and when those Of inferior
quality thrown out
fbere were cars .hs Eastern Railroad 81 over The
B. and Lowell; the Echturz and the
WestsrD, osaed with Csitls, Sneep Ssne and Horses.
RKssRE-Osrps the storms th. Vernon. Central
traDs tie Low ell road Of the trains
Y Lhur. had arrived when le consequently there
but little doing market DIover asking sdvsncs and
tgnhsu hCldi 4 Of for the arrivals
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

GRAND LARcHNY.-Jcssph X. Gordon, President Of
the Clinton Manufacturing Company whose store Is at No 2H
Bosawsy charges before Justice Welsh that yesterday morn
inr case Of oAidens oug combs ak worth altogether
ss2 stolen from the OF his store e7 one JohD
Myers Mr. Johu IL De Billy who 10 engaged In the same
testified having Myers bring the
ton into Murray into the hsnwsy at r. Whis Euro
pssn flower warehouse and Myers set down looking
around in search Of DE shby Recognizing the
Gaze essd ao officer aud had him arrested He nnsted
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

Mrs Eliza w. Fai nhan, the author Of California,
Indoors and Out" and yesrs ago favorabiy known as
the phi,Hu,hropc Ma.ron Of the Safe Piison at Sing
Sing, leciured last evening to small sudieoce at the
Hall No. Is Lsight street, The History of Civl!-
izsticn." We understand that Mrs. Farnham has
lately received the title Of Doctor Of Medicine.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07
Cambridge CattIe Market.

RFfoRrED Foa THE ~ Y. TRrsuSE-sY GEORGE RuPP.
WEDxEsDAY, Jan. S, 1889
At nate 2 Cattle about lo Beeves and A Stores
Sns Of working Ox.p, Cow aud one, sod three
Old.
PAGES HARgLT BEEF.-Extrs &7dS7 IS first quality
ETA 90 20, second quality, IS So
Prices OF STORE CArTLE-Wogkins Oxen none Cows and
Cssss nom So 81 20 els; Y.sriinss twoyears ola
sIsd q; three years old, era ga
Sheep and Lants s25 market prices In lots e. 81 80
4 IS, each; extra AID selections, &5a "a.
SlNBER
Csttle. Sheep and L. Calves Horses.
Eew-Hsn p,hire..... 80 SIS :. =.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07
Passengers arrived

IL brig Fsi~osih, J,e~ hss,c-'s-J. y. BrooAs Il -
Mas
h ba,k NararaL Jrss Aasgzi--Msssrs L. A. See6s.2 n
Hoynr,. III mas C,.iL
II B-,m bark .8her, frc. Bre@.s-wr,. NcrS,sx :,
daughter. Nm. s;sTfreT Rrdol2s Ottrcks Herman ~
Nu. schsrs Jseoh Bsaoharsch, Charles Ant, JOosass -
.eTt CAihsIiLe sad Adam Arnold.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

Tne .ggrg gates Of the Commerce Of the year 1853,
are given in the annexed tables. The Imports, it
will be seer, show decrease in round numbers Of
&7s coo, of which tlo ooOOO 600 is in specie. The
Exports in the meantime have declined s]2 600 OOo of
winch $4,000 coo is in specie TIE aggregate Of Do
nestio Produce exported, is only ss,OOo,ocO behind
1857.
YoREies EFFORTS entered Neu Ysrk during hs Yt1r'
1855, 1886, k57 and 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

MRS. OAKEs SMITHS LEcTURE-Mrs. Elizabeth
Oakes Smith ectnred last evening in Clinton Hail. be-
fore the Washington Literary Union, on the Dignity of
Labor. Her lecture was worthy Of larger audience
than the hundred who heard Ter.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

Burrows THEArER.-To night Miss Fanny Mcrant
has comp plmentary benefit al this house. The play
il the "Hunchback," in wsch she will enact Julia
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07
by Telegraph.

BOSTON. Jsn. 6-An ship franklin Haven, eeers
Oesns bsrts Philens, Junt Cape Town Cbrstiszs Tns
Aux Csyssj Champion, Msyo, New-Orleena !
NORFOLK, Jan. s.-An. In Hampton Roads, ship "
Dragon ~ days from Jarvis Island
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoAx.......


stesm,hir-c'es;or ,Brl Kidd, Liverpool, RO~hnalA
pnwsh. -, CO.. ~
A Co supny South, Weeks, Washington Mathew. a ~
IN A j. De Rosseii, Tucker, Wilmington J. Suaith Ca
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07
Receipts Of Produce.

Alcohol efo bags Oats $40 Dressed Hogs 800 pks Lard 50
Hdes 800 sides leather II bales Cotton, 50 Pkg Tobacco
80 DO Proytsions e5 do. Cheese, 10 do Butter.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

CouSTERrEir.-A very good limitation Of = bul,
Citizens Bank Of Baltimore, was passed yesterday
evening, about o'clock in the Fourth Ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07
Nty. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY JANUARY T. 1867

os-,ia;ors ard % ms receivers OF as'isnees
Of Individual Dspkers. .-,,,o of hoplpo,
bsrk-pcte circulation, and snhsttu,ings essh
for tfs same. ..,, 20 nav
Eo,yrI To authorize the Superintendent 70 pay
into the Treasury fr the ~ the DeP''tcen 10 pay
ips lis general expenses, all balances re tnns Id DIS
Lsrds thst have been unclaimed for SIX years.
FIR; That any legal notice that sbsa De server
upon the Superintendent, in RELATE to any morsssss
of which ho is assignee shall eoctalo the ns Q. 'as
mort,ssor and the description of the premises, as
shown by tfe ror'gsge covering hem, ana 'ne nSin'
Of the party by whom il WAS assigned to h'm. ~.
Strth To make il obligatory upon every pnonc
officer i1to whose hands shall come any counterfeit
bsrkuote plate or other device for ccnntsIteng or
snv counterfeit bank rotss ~ surrender the same 10
,t Snnsrin,ep6eut of the Banking Department after
usirg hen for the conviction of the party IN whoee
Dos session they found, and making the duty Oh
he Superntsrden 20 destroy the same and present
LIST with their denominations snd names OF the baaks,
10 the Legislature in his srnusl report. -,
These sIe all the chsnges in our bsr king system OF
beneficial character thst appear 70 nun either neces-
cary or desirable at the present time.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

THURSDAY, Jan 6, 1889
asUysTh. n,rks, Il better for Pe,s with 'ar dem>nd.
and ss.s of 50 bos at IS 81. and 100 oSls Pearls al 70
COrTON-The market is Gnohansed sses Of lObses We
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

Fxropr. from Ns York Foreign Ports during the year
1875 1876. 1857 and 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

This road is usng thirteen coal burrirg engines
with Cumberland cos at very large gain over Wool
The uhols locomotive iope OF The roai 1t is t@
VII during the p-,sen; year ts sha ~ 10 coal blrnsrs.
Ihs ScvsheJs Nc san ,4grpss for Dsceub.r,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

To.sl sl.................. .sllS42 S. Siiil3 O
IT. yo.,,b.x ..-n;,os of ,b> Ciavals-J .,n T,,l.i.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

Tie brig A. Taylor previously reported lostl U.s. ~
81 0eorges Me In in 1850; 1856 tune, Tsef a %
BY vsrnum Co. Of st. Georss and valued At 81 5U
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12
Markets.

NEw yak. Nov. ll.--Stouks higher md quiet,
Nlsin. Skies 9is. Cotton buoyaut, sales Of
5000 bales. Flour advanced 5 ots.: Southern
40 to 500. Wheat active and cent higher
White l.50 tn l52l. Corn firm aud scarce, North
ern White AMI yellow duller l to sless, Pork
quiet and unchanged Lard l0i to- II. Orleans
Sugar ut auction 1915 10 81.
BALTIMORE, Nov. ll.-Flsur staady, Howard
Street S5l. Wheat firm, white 81 30 To l 90;
red 81 ~ Ito q. Corn bonyant yellow 81 10 So
cents. Provisions firm aud unohang ed. Whiskey
25 cents -. ...t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12
Drandreths Pills have no Action save
on I1n,ollritiaS

YOUNG pcoIlc cinnoi but middle aged and o.1
Et1S people appreciate TINT medicine "hi,l, being
sickness only the cause oil the dis a Around
every organ affected. thcr. medicine pcnctrls
Impurities prevent all settling oi the bumof, into Ulcers sM,
hras iunua In Heart Affections in Elilr in ~ uis,
in and affections If the respiratory urynI
rally Dyspepsia, these wonderful Pills give nlntav rriii
o,i ers.ycrrncc i'll Ia, MHld which have
been beyond human skill have been cured h their
use And This wonderful? Behold III" reason! iiRANp
rETns Pats purify the b,od They have lower except Over
impure humors tcsc being removed thu disease Is rcN
ed Millions deriving health from the "i 's nNc 1T
rctrp. which Weakens but always ghou firstly,
taking of the body these matters which held Is "e
eiyin, properly blood. Sold NJ pr rrand, lIinci
ni ufce sg Canal street. New ORR, Gni by al r'lca-
ila healer, in medicine. &c dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

Coop Prices IN BEDpoaD.-Ro. n. K"l'". "f
E4ifurd, acting "a Commissioner Under n decree
Of Court, on the 81 inst. sold the following pro
lery, belonging to the estate of the late john ''-
Ter. deceased. VIA tract Of land containing
40.il acres. for Sl3 20 per acre. bnnght by Mr.
Enrus Hunter; about 100 barrels Of corn ut 80 per
barre one negro man, 80 years old. for $3.50; n''d
ano,her man about IS years uf age, ir 800. All
ohcr kinds OF property went OF at remarkably
igh nrices
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

"A a meeting If the Opposition party Of BEDFORD
WV, be .shf at the next ter,a oi the County Court
},sth November for the rurpnse Of appointing
nergatea TO attsn'. the State Convention. which
h T. " convene in the city of Richmond, iu Decem-
u'f hext Az a foil meeting is highly desirable,
w.. 'pst our party friends throughout the county
ca ge IN attendance, to participate in the pro-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

We are iold. says tho Bedford Sentinel, that
several feds-o The early SOW wheat, in the VI
'isy Of This place. have hecn considerably injur-
81 by the ravagcs Of the fly. A field which was
seeded in wheat in the early part Of September,
oelen Jog III Mr.. James Hardy. who resides some
wv" miles Yves. "f Liberty. has, we are informed
oeea totally destroyed by these rapacioas little in
seets. ~ -, -. - = - = 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12
Cholera

nrr@ PERRY DtVlS-s,I:-fhe belri = lave rcc.is-
sksR ed from the USE Of your invaluable n%"dy the Pam
Er induces me 10 pen word ct praise fr u. Experience
has convinced me for Headache, Indigestion Pain IN the
nrss Common Colds IIoarseu,s Cholera Cholera M"rns,
Diarrhaa Dysenter,, T"oia,to kc tcrr nothing better
ian the Pnn Killer. have this ioar rccoftfc ron severe
attack of the sick Headache, by Gsing iwo sidS taken
a thirty minules interval in wine gassh 81 no. "asr all
,,s,ut that through the csng uf Hud. il saved me from
The cholera during Of >i3 1r'eiins amid heat,
au toll change diet and constant exposure ID a t'et1
my syseDi daily lreispostd 10 !s.ne'y All
tack accompanied with PAIN for which thu PAIN Killer Was
sovereign remedy, taspoonIu curing IL" worst case ~ an
hnnr r nj The most half day. have ic"f many eases
Of Dyntery being cured by ITS use Put in the er Would
RI A., nm from me this unsolicited testimonial in It's favor
n., Its D. T. TAYLOR, JR, Minister Of The Gospel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

\ BEATIruI. ExrRAcT.-W When the summer ef
Youth is ~lswly wnst'pg away oh the nightfail Of
age. aud the shadow Of the past i,econrs deeper
sl deeper. anI life wears to its 30. it in pleas
ant t, hook through tho vista 1T time upon The
SORROWS and feiicifies Of our earliest years. !! we
hasea hnme to shelter and hearts 10 rejoice WIKI
lis, and friends have been gathered together
around our dresides, then the rough places Of way
1aripg will have becn wurn and smo"tlred away
IN tne twilight of lie. while the many spots we
Lasa rassed through will grow bri .hter and more
heantifnl. Happy indeed, are they whose inter
eonrsr with the world hrs not changed tine tone OF
their helier feelings, or broken those musira!
chords of tile heart, whose vibrations rel".
dsns soten.!sr IL, ~ touching in the evening #
their liie ,s =. <'ss A.. ...s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

Drunk AND DtseRpkRLY.-Willian, Hall, wa
roner, living some twenty miles distant in Camp
Eli county, got on n froc Thursday night. in
Tie vicinity If the City Iiofei; was very bolster
ors, and buasted tina, the ofictrs couldn't arrest
Inn Tie was finally lodged in the cage, and next
,"rnieg l.roAcht lefo,e the Mayor. who bound
him over in the sum Of S75, to be of better bchav
inr IN the future - ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPM.
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ll.--lt il nnnouuoed that
Judge Kemp, Of the Orphans Court, who was the
candidate of Ref,irmcrs and Americans, has writ
ten letter TO CIV. Hicks declining to accept thu
colamission. ON the ground TINT tho election was
so sitiatei by yi.leaco aud f,and MS to afford nu
test whatever of popular choisc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

tseiGHr TaAps.-There was received nc ti'"
ls..lt Of the rs;nia and Tennessee Railrna! %
loaded cars, consisting Of the following: Wheat
4slo bushcla: Flour 395 barrels; Stock 'o.Fo
pa.l'as: Miscellaneous 1000 pounds C,m GO.
. bushels. There were Is loaded cars sent West
- n,nrIinp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12
To the Afflicted.

s> TOEMENTED with Pain and seorciiei Win levers,
ne. II as we know You are, and impatient az such amcons
~ ry make YOU beg that you VIII conI~se your
g one momen that may learn the exten OF your mara
d. and offer YOU II can. prescription tor leir cc
Ar YOU Dyspcptic and has your stomach refused 10 perform
M hnctons lid your strength has failed and HE ia pecne
hnrsnf il So offer you, in BAxEns PsMiuN I -
never falling remedy your life Are you troubled WA. r ap
.o heaaches and dImncss OF vision Incidental ert" o
resort to BAKKns your only hope Are you Psr
me- from eonspaed bowels and torpid ivcrF btKfk NE
n BIrGrRs Will both and give them ,a nt ,aayn 20
sena 10 health Have you delicate females anu LeeInng
srcn who have relish for food, and are houry wss
BAKEK's BITTERs, the most valuable IONIC ever 9
viii strike OF their Diseases ana soon give
s aneiios and strength. Do you live III section wneIe
.s nf fever hold continue, swayf II so you may augh ~
az 20 diseases and defy power provided You ut reSusrH
W. 800 E,rTrns Darrl@a, (hoic Cholera MorDu ana All
r diseases arising from ndges,ions and mVroltt ecae
,,dly ,fi 10 the giving influence "i TINS great
na which Is sold throughout this country py phg
,,rly aud extensively used IMAM any ",ne'
sdsne known These Biters hs won ttir WAY ~ n1I;
'sev w,rc offered the rest Of the world arr 40" .hA
@ are known and appreciated the prpt tor desires ,"l ~,
NE eeJ tber aid may have 1t at moderate c"si ine' only
80 cent. per boiu. ,, II; Jvncbburg and by all the
ro sd in the city of Richmond, anu elsewhere III
prh'in er Nessrs Chas Sott Co., ashngtoh cy'
II Sabler 4 Co., Baltimore, Mo- II. d. ""o wv
ihgon NY; ana ba,n T. BAKER, Proprietor,
Orders hlled oy aoo'e'''"e Richmond, Va
oct 29-dActs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

Pealc orders from the Trade, by Mail Telegraph aled,
Application to AusTENS, AeEETst
W Pearl Street, N Y.
KEROSENE is be obtained nj The Manufacturers Prices,
New YORK Wholesale Druggists Groccs Camphene
md EarlHe Fluid Manufacturers aud Dealers in Lamps.
~ EK FROSENE the trade mark the Kerosene Oil
t aud all persons cautioned against using the said trade
fls Other oils Oct I-d3n--A. ".