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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01
BROORL YN ITEMS.

THE CRY FoCNTAISs.-The work Of trsnsplsnting
trees which stand with the circle saked Oui for the
fountain in the City Hall P.Ik WA commsnced yes
ierdsy. Tie tagging Of the walks is being reno 'ed,
AID there il every indication that the fouutsin
viii be il foil plsy by the tine specfed for the ce!e
brstiop on the 9th April inst.
lie Common Council Committee on the Cslebra
ticp yesterday, selected sie for iOuntsn 10 the
Eastern District. The ace chosen coDtnns abb %
feet and forms triangular piece OF groutd, a. the
iarction Ct Bedford avenue Fourth stree, sud Division
avenue There il 8 carrisge way of II fee. on each
side, aud the public thorougoiares will consequently
not be DISTRACTED. Among tie petitioners were
Mes.rs l.. Heath VIM. TrusloT, ID. SpNkman,
II. NJ. Warren, Wa. Morgac, Dsniel Goodwin, L. G.
Howard Samuel Godsin, sui other residents of list
scccr Of tie city. T., fountain Is u be on the plan
Of the Bt wing Green in New York.
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Freight-r 10 Liverpool, 3oobslts Of Cotton s.aisdL;
200 'cs. Of Beef prvss terms; 600 bes R's's, -
private terms. IoLordou, GO bblr Rosn $, %. u.
y 80 n. loo tee. Reef a, e. To Brsm,o 100 tass
Tobacco snd 50 bois. Pot Ashes oa private terms.
vessel Of 76 tons TO Msrz sas, Cuba. and back. fs<
a. $40. Two vessels TO north EIDE Cabs and back.
ore Of 277 ,uns and the ether OF $50 taus oa private
terms.
The business Of the Sub-Tressnry was: Receipts.
s254.O56 =; Payments, $iS6,7o6 So B,lsnce, a..
$50 $50 81. Receipts from Customs, $l7f7T IS.
TIE payment. include as, 600 Cslforris drafts.
Tie annexed is q statement Of the business Of The
Ws,e,,oxn and Rome Railroad Company:
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The New York. Central Railroad NJ snsgen, have de-
cde reduce their freight charges TO the point
sy to recover to this city that trade which has been
abstIacsd from by the lower tariff, adopted by the
Pennsylvania Central and Baltimore and OHIO roads.
This advantage 10 the Philadelphia and Baltimore
merchants has been from - to 81 per ton, and his
been sufficient to materially injure the trade Of Now
York. memorial signsd by large nunbsr Of our
merchant representing this fact wa presented to tho
New.York Central Managers, who have acted prompt
ly upon it, and call upon the Business pablo Of The
city to sustain them. Tle Erie Managers will doub!
follow in the same course. The Managers Of the two
Iosss have been in consultation for sw days bat
platform Of common interest has been adopted. Too
CsrtraJ, ve uIderstard wss wiling TO divide the cst
tie traffic, bu. the Erie demands division Of al the
business Of the two roads. This the Central wss
wiling yield. The communication which follows Ia
snoI er column, il Of en- official character sod Is well
worthy tie attention Of our merchants and citizens.
The Chicago, St. Paul and Ford du Lso Railroad
bas commenced is Summer arrsogcm.ns for pusen-
ssrs ard freight, between COicsgo and al points On
the Upper Missi,sippi River. The Chicago DAILY
Tmes ssys:
During the coming sesson, it is the intention tof
the st. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad Company to
run fast express tain, leaving this city sooot 10
the morning. and arriving at Pr.ris dq Caen In eight
hours with0u. change of care. Attha, ps,e the pss
ser srs will 20 directly board Of the Al~sukee OF
ore Of the other splendid steamers OF the line, got
their supper board, enjoy the evening on the nver
snd arrive q. St. Paul the next afternoon. This viii
be the fsstes most comtortsble and most desirable
route ST. Paul that will be open during the season.
II avoids all the changes and omnibus rides Of the route
by way Of Milwaukee; and while passenger by the
Milwaukee route do Dot get 10 the boat tl midnshI,
passengers by the route we have Indicated have OK
the choice Of state room and get supper On Tue
boat without extra charge.
suit for $1,000 against the Chiiooothe bremen o.
the s,a.s Bark Of Ohio has been commenced IN Cin-
cinnsti by Ber smn beford Of Baltimore, the sIoana
If action being the alleged indorsemsnt BY the Bsas
sfhcers Of mercantile firm which subsequently, proves
irresponsible.
IT,. oI.orr. tabs sho-, the dividend, declared
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oorRr OF SPECIAL sEssIoss-MrsA i!-s.ssr, ys.-

bRu8s -, Vas.h' II " -,
Elizabeth B0uilCI, 70! sssa-i anl bi.-eTf, h-ca
Ak I,sr E.krr for s..l ana bst;sy E1lY SCI ac- 80
,-ne,d Johl haze A.ssl III AID bit'fJ Hasl > .
asa hsi-rry g-iiJ srltr-
- ~ III, ff .s.aul. s..isTy uase b NAY sGey
Der ....u 40 bs;.su t-iy' i-ateare s-.Pr-1i I'm
C;.,,, + 49,. bs-tsry, L-ea - J3sl "a 1s "a
P,u uol n lLl.I4le LJ--A
o. 49,. A. e.Trry - bncsv. ~ q A. lSi -
saal a b...efy Illiy .e-tepes "a
80. 80 h..tely rLt.Ty 80 u1oItAA JoAn eII
T., 80. = .Id katssv. Psni,lsry isEr aoa,st peaes
abirr for ,nas,; Al battery hGed - so1a NoH ~ "
49,. mild, ,.t r~see suseeo4ed Eressi kelet,
-, ,,sssr, ...inf avrsr-. City Pson t-a asys Ersass
Merritt 6i sssan!' sHa esSs'y' 'sss'e'-'
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ARRFsr FOR PAssISG CoUNIERFEIT NOVEL
s,f.rat Mathews Of tie tTs Fr-cpc, Ohfsr More 81
TIE Fourth Precinct arrested two "wednesday uih oa
n. chsrss Ct cifcU,iuE counterfeit bOs. Their names
stbse FINN ns, .ss Phil Boy 81: rnon. Moran The
BIZ they Of OF the druomnato2 OF
80 sua puto b. u ID. HcrCbAut. baut u new
B. dosd The Ngnrte represents feui. with 'heai
Of ssrcstlra Toe psp"r ant
OF . dipxy yellow color IL worth Of b.s found
committed
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IAlver,isenlentl

Advertisement
A gentleman Of not little literary note, solourn
ps a. se A.tor House. aud enjoying the luxury OF thai ncou
parable BED (towEs PerPsuste. the following "h'oh 'o
good to be losi:
swect Il the rest. when toll !, DONE
That sent'e, ha my ,umber brings;
But .weeter douply swee, when won
BY mssc Of Elliptic sPrns.
fry theu, vesry, seest rest,
SO one aud ALL " shah asfee,
TIN, n Que moTt,l should be best,
TT, Howl the Bed.ssiiDg PAtentee
III. a. the nan whose genius snoohts
Nishrs roush aud weary hours uo~i
Whose ea,y hed sumOrr s5othes,
tn. Pateat SPIN Man That's the Howe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

PoLIcE COMMITMENTS II JERsEr CTY.-During
y. mouth .tces ye.,Ii.y 80 prsoui utsd %
h City Prson following charges Dr-ntenDess, ~
...sln II ,l-sius Ia malicious mischief! eisordery, :.
~ ,kirg pccte,, ~ ysFrsncy, - iassr", l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

SIST TO TBE PyNITFNTIAKY-Richsrd Gsfney
ara Ann Gafney She prOpetors of porter hons. N SJ
r.s before Justice NoOfa-s yesterday the
,hAI.s Of o tai assault upon hfs Rose fuJ the
L sLt previous. TIE spsusLts husb.cd spena isrg'
non Of In tine there n. biting nm nome, vnea
.h- upon BY tee scnsec sl5 most cusy beatn The
G,Hp.ys convicted Of the assault AID sent 70 the fenea
tlsry of -four ulo1tas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

THE PEca SLIP FEEEr-It is stated that after the
1T Of May the present essees Of the Peck slip and
James clip Ferries intend to double-deck.d bosis,
similar to the Souhfeld OF the Staten Island Ferry,
tier ferries dunrg those hours when the crowd Is
or. atest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01
MARRIED.
DERRICK MOOR
rrrcsrre TIE Q

DERRIcE-NOoRE-on Tu-sdsy evsrins, March q :; II.
r.ncence TIE urdes f,heT Rev. Ssnu. Spear
D. NJ s T. Derrick o. this city, 20 Miss Hattie, ony
csGsh.sr q William II. Moore, ESQ, Of BrOohyn.
Ross-EOARDMAH-A, Dr.. Hg.to1'. Church on Tuesday,
p,rch - ~ ~, k,. n s. Hut. DO william Res. Mana
Loui', ony daughter Of Horace Bosriuan, eq al ms
city
Pa.t.b1rsh psrss pl-s.- cory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

LIE AyRyUE CHuRcH.-The Rev. Mr. HALFWAY OF
the Lee avenue Reformed Dutch Cburco has received
cell. from Syracuse ard CaSerack, 20 take charge Of
churches in these places. II expected thst be viii
accept the latter call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

PorIrIcAL-Be amin ". Wilson has accepted an
independent nomination for Alderman OF ths Thirteenth
Ward Frecerick holes has received the Rep1bli-
c,p nonin stio for Alderman of the Nneteeoth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

ARREST OF PRIZE FIGHTERs.-Olicefs Cochen
ard Mitchell Of tue Fifth Precinct, yesterday morolns
arrested Henry Cusker the principal AndreS MdiPby
ana Eds.Id McQuiler, secOrds; and lngn Morgan
and Wn. murphy accessories in the PM, hgot 10
Wyckofls Woods ON Wednesday moroing. They
were locked up for syamn7tIcB.
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AQNfFilsF iAiti.
EYE AND EAR.
IAaxrrtisrnentI

EtAopL--pr. LsGnrHiLL has moved 10 No ~ boud-st
where he will continue special attention 70 the ieAea'
OF dsesses Of tie Ey, and Ear.
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IAaxsrilseuept |

TIM GRECIIN HAIR RESTORATIVE, prepared
ty ProL MlsI,ILL oon'ound al soicEi6s e9 a
h. hoxn Nv n. stas merits doe. absolutely produce
Of Hair on bald ina, mas ns'ei oeeh
before BY any preparation m this county foah
sboud cleAn,ss the scAp SreVeh' tas ns
ron fsins o. riyns besDl dark CLOSE Ne other toset 70
hssoed II be Obtained a. any OF the roa prutC 70
cry Brooklyn Large bottles, Pei oosHc OF - Pe W."
literal discount made 20 the trade. address
E.FUsAAs MasivtLL, Nc. fSs Broadway, ~ L.
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NEw DAILY PryR.-Tbe first issus Ct a nes daily
newspaper, cslled Tie Brooklyn D1Vy TtaR'cr,P,
made its appearance yesterday 1t is Of large size,
ard rest typographical appes ancs. IL Is conducted
by Messrs Wharton, Patterson Go. In polite, 1t is
Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

Gt-RNEy's NEW PHoTo6RAPHIC AND f1Sx
Ar G.l.Ey No ~ Brosdsy frst block below the New.
Yot HoteL Photosusbs pasusueotypes, AinAsre'h VI
~ Eoxytypes
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sUPERIoR CoURT-h..cn 2s-B-fore Jsdse io,rhix
Anew b. Moore szt George w CONS. ,ck William H. Com
s.ork aud b. Lake Jadson

"
stock and B. Lahe yadson.
The plaintiff WHO employed since June II,
1855 by toe finn Of A. J. White Co, conp9ssd ~ };
Wbe and the c-fen1st. Gnd sos business A. No 81 L5.sa
.t.et 10 ts applied for Injunction ss,r,i IN. Del nd
spts from manufacturing and s-i fl i.ad
urn tsvns exclusively err.gei IN selling and mknI,
turn pj also t. restrain them f3n u1E re trade
mark or label ,td pI ard fror co-cas the accounts OF
,he a receiving opening the letter. addressed 70 h-
frn Tire plaLvf clsimfd that tie .rm SOL. T. aim a. ~
assets stock &c the la day o. January .t o
the sun Cf sJ0lp The defendants showed ihtt ne sefeo
made BY J. White, stag In 60! nson W.1n tas
psutf WI meeting A the store u the fm % S,
Years VIII ls dsfrIdsr's ho furnished 81 ne c.ti
T bite BY s partnership coutic having 10 PssI
70 d. abythins o5ts5ipg the nseri 1nG app'o'h
Of tb. stfenesn,. sb'ebt mssns calls tad ee,ens
the plaintiffs al the property, accounts, notes ecePS saa
stock snoustirs in value 10 over Desiy a. 81 "nlcn
w shown 70 have been sold - Gerse W Contock oeioe
the Let cav Vi January lAs The Pie7Fiy VS. nneda.tS
tssel over New jersey AID there secretet ~ c se
bsr White putting ;he tN Sliced 70 bsye h'gn PAD ~
hts appearing IL the store OF re i- 1i e.
A White Co. rroe. The f,nesat s2Petfri ~ .es
.adsv,. OF the stock In J-tey IiiJ aol russ
10 sbl It 5 Il; BY the advice oi ter se sd u
,i,iou MADE sptc,tior thTou. ID Gov Newell q NeFJeey
mon co. surrender. Gov Morgan r-'4,@d
tss spv s;!ou boiling that be sri % ok ir;9 tie
a,sut .ns II tie prosecution malicious or uniounaeS
10 r,f,e lie ,Epcsou } se od a.n, after hearng t1e
ca, r,t,ed tie application for Injunction hoeas ne AZ
jeses :. 10 TIE s,u;s Moore ipy Aid and trick aud ara
fee OF psirtf % Ire property JoA- u
sh.I~ ooe esq for defendants; III II. EfAf. e'} Tor AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

THE BaooKrYS CRY CoCRr.-The Calendar for
e March term OF City Court finally dbposd Of ysssr
days sd here being further business Judge Culver dis
Iurv
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IAdyertis-ment

t,h. .r. MAD b. Of the sole manufacturer j. s.
s,VSpEKs No Asor House. sso Of iae ysTioos agents
tIoUs hout the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

IAwTON'S BLACKBERRY PLANT may be planted
time the Circulars and terms
Of ssle a. No. IS Wsls, Ne~-rors by matt
wv. L.wrOS New Rochelle. N I.
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Advertise neht
BFFBE 4 20.


PATENT VENTILATED SELF ADJUSTING HAS
Of the sprins and Summer Fashions,
AYE offered THIS DAY their Salesoo No. 20 Broadway
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Ikdvsriss meot \

Boys about choosing Trade, Business or Pro.
sssiop. should ot,sn Pear, ILLOGICAL EXAMINATION
slttk WILLIS No SO Srosawsy 10 learn for what they
s"S qualified AID hov tke the most CT their aes'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

n,., s,usby 10, r.apr az -; P-.i;.u.,.y two mouths
ssu,usi Felea tor sssaut ana bar;ery. ha-d "
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SUPREME RT-ca.ssrss-M.scH sL-B'

CLERKE-DLCisONs.
Robert Penn sgt John /. Hodges ct al-Mohonior
u,w ,r, rsuted 10 costs plaintiff 20 ABIDE event
Before Judge SJ1HsSLasD
John b. Borst agt. Geo d. acknowledgment Tor
defendant demurrer, with costs. ,
Harriet L Eaton, &c sgt. Geo. :. Brown ct al
Gaze decided, and opinion with the Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

RycKIrss SHooTING.-John Moss OF No. 10
street caused arrest OF Chsres hohoit stsaS
At him with The accused said that he did not
10 n,rm Nj supposed thst he va. too Tar on 70
do any eAmsse Justice aser' COMMITTED nm III ueaU' o'
n hail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

lEcreese. W" ~
Tie Ices from the freight train running OF the trsck,
cSuied BY tree blown scrcss the rosd unm stately u
front of the engine, in the midst of driving sssw
storm, viii not exceed from Al 600 10 81 so.
The anrexed are the figures of the Lehigh yslsy
L. '.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

hc.uy were ,rre.eo ckci up yesterday for pi kng th7
po,e. Of Hester OF No AS Broome street Of purse
coltsIing IS.
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IAdverls-nentI

tAdvertisenentI
BRADY's GALLERIES.
fsorosRApRs
AsbRerfrts Ard oAGUsRssorYreS
noa as se and es Brosdwsy hev-Hefh and Nc ~ sens
'Tsaas sy., Washington. D. C.
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FouspLIsG-About2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
NJ infant IN door Of the reid encs OF haaa%e
Xtnrins smith French milns At No 100 Third sYeuue IL
va. .,.p py the policeman and ven In charge Of tae Aims
Hul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

TsIsitea % C. State. Mint, Phils for coinage. sslD
There is better demand for Treasury Notes, whls
the supply is limited. The quotations are y cent
discount to par. For Government Loan the msrks. u
fIm but not sctiye, at 0ii. The amount Of msturcd
Treasury Notes presented for payment is very small
Messrr. Taylor Brothers quote Land Warrants -
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Ropy RFcoyERHD.-The remains Of Robt. Wrgos,
lad ten yeus Of age yesterday found floating 70 tne
Sot foot ef CArks,n street Tae boy was missed Hon
Nm. oorns Of aud geeuwich streets on tne h OF
last F.bros,y supposed that be soodentay leu Owe.
the body va. amos. past recognition Coroner Jakmsn
hal fnaues
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,,;xs,o charities for the checking OF immcr-
and fpr The support Of be poor while they coun
~. ha,p nnbl,c And private efforts for the moral
S religions irstru,iion and improvement Of the
'.se,. We shoud regard the suppression of the
sas, boon 10 the families Of the poor and lsboriug
s,,es as an in dspenssbe means o. restoring order
"a good morals to the city and A. one OF the most
Ioceful surilaree 10 sod kindred l.bors for
s. ten poral and spiritual benefit Of the people"
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A BLIND GIRL BURNED TO DEhTH-CotthetI
Skinner held nqaest Ga Thnr'Jay, AZ NO. % 1t
80, uncp the BODY OF blind child five yesIs OF age neme
lois. W.i.enesng banned 70 deah on Wednsdsy
her clothes having taken fire while s1e was acne
a. ,ou btr otar end sister beiog a. market Whfu the
she found the b,1y Of her chhd buried 70
onsp The Corouofs Juy rendered verdict u A''iu'A
Nth
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CoUs1rRrFlTING-Ons Christian Stuhle, SAID TO
4. H.. pop.tor Of of Ane 10 Duane street near
N,sr U.s. up by Justice Osborn yestera, icr pass
g., ,r1ber of counterfeit bills on te necbsntA nsat OF
NJ Becfd MARY Of The detaudcd pse. decline 10 prose
I'm. nv oaucpg attendance a. the Police Court orano jay
n ON. ana Sessions
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NEW-JERSEY II,EINS.

= wv =
me jury.
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COMMERCIAL MATIERS
Sale. a, the Stock E1eha.se....x MARCH 81.

OF CHIC. =. Ps1I 4 I'd
d. Lac Ia Grant Boa. 2
= roo n. ]. Cen. lot htse.. ga.
S bans e New-foTk....lcl
10 Mefchsi yS Bari %
2Sl De-. L HID Cns Co. -
100 Cume-tl,nt Pref =. &C -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

A SHINpy.-Dan. Callen and Dennis Sullivan.
two gentlemen, whose patronymics are indicative
nf the land Of their nativity. wore yesterday before
the Mayor, in consequence Of a too free indu sence
in the manly art of selfdefence. The two gentle
men in question, it appears, have had blood in
their eye, the one for the other, for several months
past, and as the result Of this unamiable feeling,
have, in public and private places, discussed the
merits Of each other in terms not very courteous.
These free ex EXPRESSIONS, Of course could not fnll Ia
reach the ears Of the parties most interested, es-
pecially when the devoted friends of both we'c
careful TO preserve even to the smallest minu.,a,
the oral enunciations Of each concerning the other.
When things had reached this eliminating point,
the parties accidentally met on that part OF MAIN
Street in the immediate vicinity Of tho Market
House, and without waiting for tho usual coiafli-
ments of the day, proceeded to settle their troubles
in that way which has, from the earliest period OF
time, been the fayorite mode with their country
men-barring the absence ofthe inevitable ShhHd-
lei, the thing was commenced in true Corkonian
style, and but for the fact that Officer Lee hap
pened to he in close proximity to the warning pow
ers, the bystanders would have leen refreshed 10y
the sight OF an "iligant' old-fashioned Irish Shin
DIV. AZ it was, the belligerants had not got well
under way, when they were rudely torn from each
others embraces by the officer already named, and
in about Ave seconds from that time. that same
functionary did himself tho distinguished honor
of introducing them to Mayor Branch.
That their good looks might be preserved, and
their wardrobe suffer no injury in the future. both
were required to give bail in the sum of 800, to
be of peaceable disposition for the next twelve
mOntha
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

ELopExENr Turning of,fr
Spte.-The Washington Pa Reporter furnishes
tile particulars of q remarkable double elopement.
as follows:
A Mr.. and Mrs. Carsner. residing in Ohio coun-
ty, Va, a short distance from the Washington
county line. Suddenly become, not long since. mn-
tually disagrcenble. The husband soon made
himself IN annoyance to his wife pay ing such un
due attention to a couple Of unmarried sisters in
the neighborhood as actually to neglect providing
for his family. Mrs. Carsner having taken offence
at this course Of conduct, and we suppose deeming
the lea talioais the s~pesdiest and most ~effectual
remedy in such cases made and provided, conclu-
died. to let her faithless lord see that it was q game
two could play at, and accordingly a few days be-
fore C~hristmas; took her departure with another
man, name unknown,) leaving two children be-
hind to be cared for. as she supposed. by the in
continent father. The husband was not to be out
done. however, by a manaavre of that sort. In
stead ofbewailing his disconsolatc situation, Us if
to lot it bseseen that he could conduct the business
on Il. still grander scale. he. in turn. leaves bis lit
&c ones tn the care Of their charitable neighbors,
and takes his flight on Christmas day, with his
brace of dulcineas, and has not been heard Of
since. One Of the girls has returned, but states
that she knows nothing of the whereabouts of her
sister and her parnmour.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26
MARRIED.

At ST. Paul's Church, Richmond, Va. on Tues
c,y, the 18th inst, by the Rev. Charles Mimi
gerode, Mr.. SAMUEL p. Mitchell. to Miss MARY
f., daughter of Hugh W. Fry, Esq, all of Rich
mond.
At New London, Campbell, on Thursday, Goth
inst. by the Rev. VIM. |. lIolcombe, Mr.. JOINS {.
JOHNSON, Of this city. tn Miss WILLIE ~, daugh-
ter Of Joseph Graham, Esq.. Of Campbell county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26
GUY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
To Advertisers.

The L.vnchburg virginian, now half q century
old, has a ,quirel n position second in influence to
but few, if any othrr Journals in the State; and
has "A wider circulation than my newspaper pub
lisb. South West of the Metropolis. To say
nothing of its circulation in this city and neigh
horhood-it is penetrating every part OF that ex-
tensive RECON. which, 10y the completion Of our
great lines Of REORGANIZATION. has become
tributary to this city. As an advertising medium
therefore, it aftori~ nnequallcl advantages t" al
our business ur,n VIII. desire To increase their
trade.
The job Or &c connected herewith. is now one
of the mnst extensive in the State, having been
provided during the last year with all the facilitie,
requisite tn execute any manner of work, fr"ni II
large poster ~ the most delicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition TO puf the es-
adjustment into notice. nor is il necessary. since
his work speaks for itself, and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronas re full fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders viii meet with prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

RELicIors.-A very Interesting work of grace
is now in progress in the Methodist Epirc"pal
Church South, at Marion Va. in which NIL The de-
nominations Of the place and vicinity are taking
part. There has been n large number II converts.
an though the meeting has now been continued
neal two weeks, there is no abatement OF interest.