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AN Irishman who was very near sight
ed and about to fight a duel, insisted
that he should stand six feet nearer his
antagonist than he did to him, and that
both should fire at the same time. a5
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wWhy is'a man leaving an romni-
bus full of ladies like 3 conValescent
child? Because he isgetting out of the
(w)hoops, UEr. tJIa7iah eiii no 5e5Ty;..i 8
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TWELVE cents year, to be paid by subscri-
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prepared for Ar,ang the coast from Antibs, to Fort

Ncndrcs. '#s
Tho French outpost on the frontiers Of Alorocco
had been several times fcrcely attacked by native
tribes. but they had been repascd The govern
ment Of Morocco was not impaesd in these at
tncks.
ruE ZURICH cuNFEREScE.
There had been q complete sus ension or inter
course between tho penipotentiaries for several
days, but on tho loh after the arrival Of n French
courier, tho representatives Of Franco aud Aus
tria held u conference lnsting three 'ours.
ITALY.
The government of Tuscany hai notihed the
plenipotentiaries Of the Crank Duke to evacuato
the palace within three days. In case OF their
noncompliance, the property vi tho Grand Duke
was to be sequestered.
The King of Sardinia was to leave Turin OH
tho 10Th. on visit to PAWN. Lodi, Cremona, &c.
There had been reports frum Rome that the
pope's health was so shattered that he would soon
probably resign, but the latest accounts say he
had perfectly recovered.
The papal government had Expressed satisfac.
ton with the recent article In the Paris Moni,ear.
ON ltalinn affairs
Ministerial changes in Naples are reported.
Flangier had resigned the Presidency ofthe Coun-
oil. His suosossor wns not yet known.
Garabaldi had issued u letter, publicly acknow-
Lodging bis admiration to the patriotic population
of the Italian Tyrol for the hcroism Of their SCR
vices during the war.
scm-offical announcement in tho Austrian
correspondence oontradicts tho report Of frosh
troops having been sent to Italy.
Tho Vienna Gazette publishes n decree, raising
the state ot siege in Venice. Some slight regula-
tions wi l. however, continue In force provisional.
ly in certain cases.
Some Of the journals snv that that General So
rano is to be Captan-General Of Cuba, vice Gene
rae Concha, whose retirement has long been OF.
poc,cd.
The hrdlide Rnsse publishes o telegram confr'
ming tho reported capture of Sehamyl during
victorious assault by the Russians ON CUNT.
Schamyl's sons aud family we're captured or kill
ed. The Russians took five cannon, nnd their loss
did not exceed 100 men.
TURKEY.
The Times publishes the following special tele-
gram from its correspondents
coNsrANrlNorLE Sept. ls,--A conspiracy to
assasainato the Sultan has been discovered Two
hundred persons have been arrested here, among
them the Pacha Of Albania, who was apparently
the chief Some troops are suspected Of partici-
dnti"n. The affair originated with n fanatical
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NO Ahh9ois pK. y yoHNsFoiN9 SHfT:teEs o5i9s' u'.''
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oh ono M ne mos. emnnsSs 4c1gm q ~ ylnea eteees
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Whcm the snd p!udene vnsa Of paeesnse enS
e nas osn ns sesdn q nv psaniu dssa.e oo csn
s,s hun from spp 70 hoss who rom sdacstlon
aby can alone benicnu him s!ayine III IND constufi0s
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Lynchburg Savings Store.

ar THE undersigned has just returned from tho Eastern
GgsA AJmarkr,s with choice suppl, Of MILLINERY AND
VIZ FANCY GOODS Inch he viii offer M holcsale and
,nil - Ia 10 per less than he bought esew hero
ir cash Ill. stock comprises, Ia part. Hnuncs ibons, Flow
fonrs Trimmings buttons, houchrs, Bonnet Frames
Satin, silk Grippe, HombA1nc, Push Velvet and Mnsnc But
tons, sewing SILK aud Cotton Working Woobc sattling and
Knitting Wool, Knitting, sewing and Crochet Needless Front
nk and side Hair rais French Worked Collar. aud sleeves
tue ani every variety o ""p skirts, and vii goods usually
inunl In n Fnncy store.
Ny opening viii take place next WEpStspAy, To which
Invite the attention Of ir ladies mud NIL persons quest VI bar
gains Tor cAsiL D. LEVI, Agent.
nlnl9
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Removal! New Stand, New Goods

lUAV1NG sold my entire stock Of Goods my old stand,
have located below the Norvel House, Opposite Hall
Livery Stable where will continue the Groce'y and oDfs
SiOn business Thankful my friends and
liberal patronag, heretofore extended solicit IL coun-
Of the same assuring them will Inducements
cash will keep constantly hand nice selection GRO
cEEIES AND STABLE DRY GOODS; also, Corn Meal Plaa-
Ter and Mill OnaI. j. q. SHEAkER. 4,
march i-ds
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OFFIcE SouTa- SIDE PAILhuAp Co.,
August 18th, lbiD.


tsA q W; V, ;ass IL I w
and after August I'D Two trains VIII be
" The Souiside Railroad leaving /, nchburg follows
Null Thin daily nj H. A. NJ.
second Train daily, except Sundays, at 1890, i. NJ.
Both tlse trains connect with the Richmond n Danvie
trains Richmond aud the North. The train connects
Petersburg with the trains 10 Norfolk and Weldon.
1lesc trains also connect with three tr weekly lines OF
Steamships from City Point 10 New Yvrk, Phlaiephn and
baltimore all magnificent with tire best
tpns ir Passengers. The airoad 10 Norfolk wit
daily steam Packets 10 Baltimore.
The agent of the Souilde i.aoad Co. Mt Lynchburg will
f,rus any further information respecting these lines
mug IT'S H. II. BIRD Gen1 Hupt
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NNTOoI CARDING.-Our Cards are in perfect order
w having brcn newly filled and thoroughly repaired, and
prepared 10 do tADIAt Ia the ,.r. best manner, at the
shortest W. secured the IT Mr. toLEuAN
"NEs, u Nelson County, tar'"r al great experience VII"
highly recommended us tardcr.
GOOD ROLLS. send ia poi vari4, and VI will
card all Us it comes n without any delay. We
determined IL spare paine please thoSt whu patron
i2r We viii receive Wool arrl deliver Roll ut
We Will Keep constantly hand Wool IoIs for sale aId tx
change for Wool.
The Highest Cash Price paid for Wool delivered AT our Store
or l4dts. NOW LIN ~ MI kRflJ
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New Goods in Gold and Jet.

w hay. just received supply of Gold and jet NE'K
w with trpsses attached Also, larr" lot OF hu'
Gold Finger Kings. and supply ol those famous P"l,
spccaccs which invite the attention Of customers
sept !9-ts SILA EEfiloRN CLIFF.
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STITIER.
OpposHe ne EIchanye Bunk
Main street, bgnChburg, Wa
ALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS

T II u Z IN y VH II "A ..
vi slIIEs the place !" bu, your made under ha
AnNn Inspection b, the mort celebrated workmen
be produced. He is furnishing hi with
The land~esi Hat that cnn be produced. There Is nothing
like hcn IN this city. They the Hat Of the
ihng really hcnutliu lie does moi dcsgn being egIslica
but whit everybody must lie IL therefore,
la, 10 rorr al other mats In beauty II style, durability
hn- peculiarly adapted 70 the form of The head esqdls
y b.iulifl, SiiiIors IL tho place 10 gui H.
lie would uSo call attention 10 his large sioea q 9o Felt
Has Of grade md quality servants l IN rr~at are
~, hna Navy Cloth, Velvet and Plush Caps Chdrcns Fancy
Hats and Caps adies Riding Hats, ind all kinds Hats made
Ia order al III, shortest notice
taI stize, Practical liacr for bargains the sign Of
tic BG nLrE nat. roy i2-ds
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sWErT pnTArnHS

4 AN now receiving SWEET POTATOES daily. from my
In Hanover, good the best found IN
THIS any other market, mi, viii sell whosnc rctall
ilc lowest mnrkei price Persona Will do well
give a eaI before purchasing elsewhere.
W. T. BURNETT
sept ih-iinI Market House, I,nchhurR,
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Fine lBprfesRsapry,

HAVE in large variety of Lubins celebrated IN
Handkerchief. Also, fin. French and GermHI
t"ognrs. Ermmcr- oie Vinegar aud Other Extracts in grca
Variety for sale by
al. .g-lts JOHN H. sEAY. Druggist.
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Raltinr Pa1t1np

n HAVE baud the best stretched Leather BETTING
uf various u>c, IN machinery. 1t Is fastened IN the
manner thickness For sale Northern
Manufacturers prices.
Also and executed for Gum Betting At factory
prices.
June g-dts. =. NJ. SlMFSON.
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nl CHARLES W. BUTTON
-E-----A~
T e r NJ 3

ria vIRGINIAN pablished daily al % and Tr Weekly NJ
s, snaum IN advance and Weekly at 81 invariably IN ad
e Otherwise q will be charged In all cases No paper
vii I've discontinued except al The option OIL ne rrope m
~, Mi arrearages shall have spen paid -.
ADVERTlsEMENTs are inscred FOR % cents per slua ~
na ar ,eas for the Insertion and SIH cents Tor eaen
nnuance unless ordered aDerorm or weekly ana uen ~
~ ney snunye viii chargedfor each Insertion IL NUM-
% ~ be the MsSt VIII be paoshea
,,ll ordered out and charged accordingly r
TIE fEAkLi hAiH ann $a5
For dali! ''''''''
For squares, dhiy - IS
For one square r weekly 40
M, two squares tri- weekly .nh.ct 10 sp,-
eW- Advertisements intended for b"'h pap'
cal contract -, A., ,., a., IN their Immediate bu-
:. ,aa adyercments charged for ahsen i n. ,yasls
rv- An new advertisements appear !" ' ' 49,
p.pern ~ notices exceed eight lines are ohafged
ratcably for the excess.
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University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Medical Department
Ninety-Fourtl

WILLIAM GlBsoN, NJ D., Emeritus Professor OF Surgery
SANuKL JACKSON, M D., Professor Of Institutes Medicine
GnoRaE WooD NJ d. Professor Of Theory aud Practice Of
Medicine.
GGn L. opcE D. Professor OF Obstetrics the Diseases
OF Woman and q ldren
Josrr CARsos Professor OF Matcra Medica and phar-
Hlac!. ..
Eounnr T. RoGErs, N: d., Professor Of Chemistry.
JOSEPH I.Eipy, NJ. d., Professor Of Anatomy. E.
ligSgY II. SMITH, NJ d., Professor Of Surgery.
WILLIAM HUM, N. d., Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
The Lectures OF the Session will begin
Of October and cose on the 1st Of March.
Clinical Instruction given throughout the Session. In the
Medical Hail. by the Professors, and the and
other Hospiala
The Dssectng Rooms under tho superintendent of The
Professor of Anatomy and the Deonstraor open from the
middle of September.
The Room for Operative Surgery and Application
dags, DC early In September and throughout the
sion, under the supervision Of the Professor of surgery
Surgical Demonslrator, c. g. BisHoP, NJ. d.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor tib e1Oc
Matrculation Fee (rs!d once only.
Il. L. Ro9ERs, N. b., Dean of ihe Medical Fseay.ng
University Build
y. B. DIcK, Jantor, University Building .fli.5gs
r. Sloard may be had at from % beto % per week 81.
iuIy 18-cta e
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Steel Spectacles

- HAVE just received another lot OF hn
~ 9t-S STEEL sPEol oLEs-among which are some -
prerst patterns before offered 10 the public. Cal
and examine them.
sept 2-dts JAMES DINWIDDIE
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Hair .Jewelry


BURE KEROSENE OR COAL olL.-Io0 gallons l,ur, No
tanne Coal oiwarrAnt"d Of hest quality 1h
OH will afford brilliant aud pleasant light, less thai
an, other oil in For sale b!
sept 2idts JOHN II. SEAI. Druggist.
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LynChbutg Coach and Wagon FACTORY.
-E1 THE subscriber his grateful ucknow ledge
~ his old friends and customers for the HE
patronage toward him, and begs leave Ia inform
that he bns started business aud
hopes strict attention TO business merit
inuance He will make order and keep hand
all kinds Of IRON AXLE WAGONS, made in the most sub
stan,a and style. He will also make To order aud will
made general assortment of Carriage ockaw0s
AMI Bugges Also large assortment Of one and twohors
Spring Moving Wagons and twohorse Stages All who want
good work, to The old Lynca1urg Couch aud Wagon Fac
torn is doing business The principle
NAV expect 70 get good work price. All who
good and neat Buggies give me call
march lT-dis JOHN H. BAILEY, Agent.
COLE l.EATuER.-we are receiving large lot Of Sole
y Leather both good and good damaged which viii sell
accommodating terms Please call and examine il before
making your purchases, at
sept 5dts LEE, RoCkE COS
ON exhibition ut H. g victors Book siore of the arg
" most beautiful collection Of Engrayings, plain and
coored Lho4raphs Lhographs For 6recian Painting
brought Lynchbug. Those wishing buy something
really beautiful will hnd this opportunity. ang 0ds
TN reirng from OF Knner Sanders would
respectfully thanks for the liberal patronage
tended us and would beg continuance
old stand, No. IS Bridge Street.
July 6-dts T. W. SANDERS.
NICE Leaf Lard aud sugar Cured Hams for sale by
~ sep, Is dts SMITH ADAMS.
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FALL IRA
NEW HAT AND CAP STORE,
No. s52 Main street,

~ \CIlISU re-, VA.
tR THE subscriber ogs I,aNr Ia announce hai
ftA returned from The Northern cities where he taken
sD the cl,r,tn the and
t n HATS AMI Als "i, rcd tins
makccnn.isllhg of The slIit~ pssh. 10 h oh
tanned in ih" Northern markets. "i"s mention, which
h, l. daily receiving.
He confident that his of FRENCH FUR
HATS aud hnc llIll Al'~ h" surpassed IN variety
and extent This market.
The attention of Farmers and T'.HcrHl-ts /, respectfully
called Ia hs variety ui servant, las and ,als.
The ladt rsI"clfify rnc,e Ia call and inspect
his ol
rLAr- and CAPS. aud INFANr- HUMANS.
call i~ respectfully solicited Ciorc purchasing.
liz, would also that he prepared u.anufI",ur'
material they made bs hSuwu hands h,
them at rc,iucod Glp. NJ. KELLY,
sept l6,l1s Agent
Hair Jewelry.
NLt Verccevod books Of plates i"r lAiEJLWElEN,
w Person, wanting such will BE- shown great ,aric!
sIl,s. hy calling We furnish II lower
he ari-c eau bc b'ught cls,w here
/ may au-il. :. WILLIAMS N SON
1AA BBIS Pure Apple Brandy;
/ wv 4rn Ihs Fine Old Rye Whisky:
casks Imported French Brandy, Pom and Mad ira Wine
various brands
80 ibis. ~ -. Muasscs:
loH bits. and les. cheap syrup aud Nclasscs;
7ut bags Rio Coffee;
3uG packets superior Java Coffee:
30n Lbs. Refined sugar all grades:
1000 kegs Old Dominion Nas;
piucleons West India for havoring fine Tob
lu6 hhl>. prime Bacon sides and shouil,r-;
100 packages Green ant Black Tea;
800 ,Iol Cords Leading Lines, Wash Boards Bfonms
buckets; for sale by JONES y co,
scIl ~.dts No Main ST. Richiuon1
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE
No 117 Main Street Richmond Va

~ HEREWITH beg leave Ia inform my friends and
trf ihe pubic gtncrl. that In receipt of my
~ FALL slo, h OF GOODS larger and more yaNed
'han has ever before bcen"nbrncing Decorated told
bh"d Dthner Tea and 7oet SETS PITCHERS, Dishes Plate,
&C. 'fc Also, Hat thiad and Granite
md STYLES N scs aud b, the single par My stock for The
hoLksAiE lEhnt, have selected with great and feel
assured that can sell as low nm, pack ing
nhrd siacS as receive my goods dccl, nanuiae-
iurrr. A call il respectful, solicited.
Jul! 22-dl! q. u. TAYLOR, Richmond, Nu.
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v~l-pF CIDER yINEGAR.-Just to hand. n small lot o
,,,s lyJer Jine0dr. The ladies rel! upon this vim
esaf as oens n, p'''' j. n. THOMPSON. Druggist.
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Daily Sirginiau.
European News
DETAILS BY THE HUNGARIAN.

Tho steamer Hungarian whiol arrived nj New
York on Monday brings tho suloned interesting
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Notice to the Merchants of Lynohburs

AND rue SOi'1H NEST
DIEASE bohr In mud that forwarding gooIs throngh
Three Tunes week with the iwcckk
'rs from New York ani Baltimore My whole charge from the
whatcs In Richmond Ia the landings aud depot In l,nchhurg
on gcnct ncrC!rnd>, onl, nIft,h r,Ht 100 HF tc
Includes all charges except The freight which Is usually 10 cents
per 100 lbs
81 Goods shipped through ni points in the south West
without detention. A. :. LIZ. Forwarding Agcnt,
s,pt b I'm On ihe Dock kicllm,,n,l NR,
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~14DER yINEGAR-For sale, Sterling q Andersons fur
~ OaaI YsA' A. i. RUCKER-
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xxTuITE QUILTS AND coUYIEEPANEs' at about hal,
W Ihe ,asu Usual p''e' '''' JNo j. PURvIs Aeen1
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WRENCH German and American PLATE LookS' III
nlain and fancy Gill, Rosewood Wanut anu mahosah!
rrames, " S'e"'s ' JOHN /. WINSTON,
~ ,-o Mai, 81 opposite the NoTyell House.
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- = ftl'a li.71FsF7'''s aiH FaEa4 s9a'st aste %
eaaie e1 e ssss...s gsass1 ssage 1ssw hseFsssa q
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NICE Leaf Lard aud sugar Cured Hams for sale by
~ sept 13 dts SMITH ADAMS.
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I,INE GREEN AND BLACK TEAs.,A supply OF superior
EhSSE III pacL Teas lust received and TO- safe hy
aeg dis "'''-' "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL Cummiskey. Md.
Hlnckisy, Graham, Tobias, Hon Came
w Gilbert, NY; g w Burgess, Cal: G n Car,
ter, Nd; ii Al Aiken, Mass; T Garter, IN: w n
BROOKS, Jr, do; Stone, NY; selden, Pa; r
Clarke, c worthington, A Gr.e1ougb \ \
Mcguire, ID Stansbury. Md; w Lakin. Va. p
De Long. Cal; Capt Sweeney, NYk; @ Hen.
Getson' Maryia1d Thomas, junior, ID. of c.;
Driscoll, Engl,d; Coates, Mo; NJ d Nc,
Donald, Ga; l. B Follett, CT; H Campbell, j p
Bushright, NY; w Smith va
BROWNS HOTEL.-W w White and LADY,
va; Howard, Del; d Philips, do Little,
NC; w Ceall, Md; w r Miller. o: Mr.. Rev,
nero, Mo; U X SPrayne, do; II + Bodine, Pa;
M[ G arm do; w Lansrty, NJ; E N CorncR
man, do EmmOns, do; w A Virhee Eng: DIR
fanster, Md; Kalb, Ala, 6 q Sims. Miss:
TYPHOID, Dl; w Kitchen and family, Ny; w
Hon Chestnut and lady, sc; W Lynbam and
lady, do; Curry. NY; II Cofin, Pa; III Fisk
NY; J w Hunt, Va
UNITED STATES HOTEL-D n wI.su.
va watson, Pa; Hon J Landy and son, do;
Hyde, do; Rev n II wyer. Va; ] n Peton a..
w TTaylor, NY; Mr.. NJ " Williamson, DI:
Misa Williamson, do; Hon Foley, Ird I M
I pau rt saiste; do; Rannor, Va: X
Lucas do; Hon N 6 Watkins, Tenn; X Merri.
man, va Baernof, Md: McClery, Pa; w n
Taylurs, do. 'a'
WILLARDs' HOTEL Fouks. Mi,,C
La X oche, Md Hon Thompson, wThompson.
NY Hon b Olin and lady, Hon Now A.,
iona; sElnOne, Hon j Andrew MrWiI.
son, ra; Hon OBJ Branch, NC; Sam Houston.
upeIsi Blan, J w Seabury, X Arnold, Mrs
aon and lady, Ward, w wyckor. Hon MIR
n9iGsy and fam: NYk; T Field, Mass; Hon H
Dawes, do Lumbdin, Pa; Capt over aud
Lieut. Col De Russy, Army. '' a"u
1kIRKWOOD BOUSE-G Bpt,er Ma. %
calhoun dol Taylor, do; w Weir, do; lion
Carkin, Va; n Hall, USN; L F. Harris, Pa:
snPoI and lady. Md; w X Campbell Pa;
n hiigouri Md; Capt Kingsburv, USA; X Man
ming, III; w Fuller, do; f J Lauman, Pa; Ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
PRINTER STARVED TO DrArH IN Nrw YORK

Painter STARVED TO DEATH IN NKw YORK.
The Plainfeld IN. " Gazette, in abiding to the
death in New FORK recently, Of Mr. r. l.. Biancn-
ard, printer, says:
We knew him personally, having WORKED IN
the same once with him many DAY ABOUT
three years ago he published paper In the city
OF New Brunswick, called the Mlddlesex hide
pendent He then worked on the New Bruins
wick Fredonisn but work falling there. he went
70 New York to seek employment, leaving his
wife and three interesting children remaining In
New Brunswick. About every two or three weeks
he would return to New Brunswick to see his
family. A short time ago, his prolonged absence
from his home alarmed his wife to such an ex-
tent thar she went to New York for the purpose
Of seeking him, and with the assistance Of sever
al friends, and after two or three days 80 -ch
they succeeded in finding him in garnet in that
city, where be had laid unwell and uncared for
not being able to help himself II is supposed
be had literally starved to death for the want Of
the common necessaries Of life When found
he was so near dead that he lived but day long
er. This occurred In q city that annually spends
from eight to ten millions to govern IL. This,
we would say, Is the field for our missionary So
cieties to labor in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05

VI The man who waited for an opportunity
mas gone on and the man who was fired with
Indignation has been put out.
IL Some Of the Lynn shoe manufacturers are
now king to order large quantities. Of ladies,
SKATING boots They are made thick and strong
and sut to reach above the ankle
W A startling, but not altogether unexpecte
movement, has been commenced in Australia II
appears oy tbs report Of a recent speech delivered
oy me Rev ID. Lang, in Australia that he advo-
C.eo, particularly In the event of war between
Great Britain and France. a separatI fTonn tba
mother county, and the establishment of soyer
eign and independent States
VI A few days ago two little girls. Lucv
Long, white child six years old and Maria =
slave, ten years old, were PLAYING together At
Hickman, Ky, when a brother Of the white child
whipped the colored girl, who, in revenge
struck Lucy with a billet Of wood Ofthis blow
Lucy subsequently, died, aud Maria, the little
save, has been convicted OF involuntary man
siaug inter-, but recommended to the eIemency of
tne Governor, In consequence of being only ten
years old.