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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-03


LIVERPOOL SALT, &C., AT AUCTION.
ON SATURDAY, 2rd instant, al III o'clock,
" will be sold at No. {, South Whaves-
1880 SACKS LIVERPOOL COARSE SALT,
cargo Schr. Laura Frances
l25 SACKS FINE SALT
200 BBLS. EASTERN HERRINGS
M0LASSES. CANDLES, &C., &c.
Particulars n sale.
nh PIT WIN. II. FOWLE 4 son.
By T. NJ. CORMICK-AUCTIogEER
SALE THIS DAY.
OUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Ii The undersigned, (as Trustee appointed
for the purpose,) will sell at u o'clock, Nj, on
SATURDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH OF FEB
Nes RUARY, in front of tho Mayors office q
ElI HOUSE and LOT, situated on the Northwest
corner Of Queen and ST. Asaph streets, and known
as the ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY Said pro-
perty extends 50 feet u inches on St. Asaph T.,
and on Queen street. to the line Of the threestoyy
house adjoining.
TERMs.-One fifth cash, the balance in two
equal payments at and months, 70 be secured
by the bonds Of the purchaser, bearing interest
from datethe title to be retained till the purchase
money is fully paid.
feb S-eotd +. L. BKOCKETT, Trustee.
szsJ~ The above sale has been postponed 70
SATURDAY, The THIRD Of MARCH, az same
hour and place L. /. BROCKETT, Trustee
feb 24-cotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-03

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, NA.-Ne have
received the Catalogue Of the officers, stu
dents, and alumni Of the Theological Semi
nary Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, 10
the Diocese Of Virginia, located near this
city. There are now Students in the
Senior Class, - in the Middle Glass, and II
in the Junior Glass, making II in all. There
are, also, II students in the preparatory
department Rev Geo. a. Smith Of this
city Is the oldest Of the alumni not il
point If years-ol this institution, having
graduated IN 1873.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-03

COMPLETION OF THE MANASSAS GAP RAIL
ROAD 70 HARRlsoNGuRG.- The Rockingham
Register says I'VE hope Rockingham will
be represented in the meeting Of the stock
holders or the Manassas Gap Railroad Com
pany, 10 be held in Alexandria on the 10th
Of March. Let our people begin 70 show
the interest they feel in the speedy compile
ton Of Manassa to Harrsonburg. We
want our people TO see their neighbors Of
Alexandria, and want the business men Of
Alexandria to form an acquaintance with
some Of the solid and substantial farmers IT
this part Of the Valley"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-03

TnE WEATuER.-W have had charming
Spring weather for the last two days
March came in like q lamb"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-03

p. H. H0OFF, Alexandria, Va,
FLOUR, GRAIN, Am GROCERY MERCHANT,
STORE No -, USiUS ST.. Scum uF PRINCE.
Particular attention viii be given y all consgn
ments Of PRODUCE. PLASTER, SALT, aud
GROCERIES furnished at current rates.
mn l-eO2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-03

DRAYER MEETING HYMN BOOkS.--fhr
/ Union Prayer Meeting Hymns, IL paper GOV
ers At cS.; half bound 10 cts full cloth, i cts.
The Prayer Meeting Hymns and Tunes the
HYMNS III large type bound il one volume, 'ur.
The Tune Book, separate, pc.
The Baptist Prayer Meeting hymn Book, i
selection ii Evangelical Hymns, lor Prayer and
Conference Meetings. Rcyiyais and Family and
Private Deyotions. recommended lis Rev. Drs
Fuller. Adams, Williams. Jeter. aud Taylor
bound IL leather, price . cs., 81 ~ Ter dozen
For sale IN nh 2 ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-03

Gr- In the published proceedings Of the meet
ag Of the Fourth Ward, the declination of VIM.
B. Richards, jr., was omitted Mr.. Richards posi-
lively declined denomination, and this public
announcement is due him. By order Of
NH Sit The CHAIRMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-03

TnG ALEXANDRIA CADETS Tia corps
* cadets recently organized At the AieXan-
dria Boarding School, and until lately known
as the "Solierno Cadets" have adopted the
name oi tie city a. ~ appropriate deaIgna.
ton, and will hereafter he known a the
"Alcxandria Cadets" The corps Is armed
with Il. 5. Muscaloous which were pur-
chased ~ The Captain from his private
means Capt Kemper deserves much cred
it for the high point Of efficiency g which
he has brought the corps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-03

CORRECTION We are informed by Mr..
NJ. IL. Mum that our informant was mista-
ken il asserting that the Fair View Cotton
Factory was insured Mr.. Muir says there
was 10 insurance on the building, and has
been none for several FEARS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

NOTICE tn THE CREDITORS or WILLIAM GROEzE,
IN deceascc.-Ihe creditors VIII please present their
ens "a. undersigned before the 22d of August $780,
2g Fulton street New York city, that the proper dividend
may he declared and the trust closed
). Il. CHAMBERLAIN, Assignee.
Nlw Yonk MAY Il lSo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

NEW LiFE--By USING JoHNS0N's VEGETABLE CO.
N lumbar Raihng Cream For sale by all respectable
druggists aud grocers. Depo, Is3 Maiden hne. Agents
wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
REAr INVENTION.
no uosR AcCIpyrrs
REASON Oh H0HStS SHYIN0.

MISCELLANEOUS.
"~ KoEaLERs Safety Hores Head Gear.
pYRKAs 20 ' o. HORSES asSiCsssi sHY1xe.
NM sssss Ne
y occurring sccd through sosss shyirg OF b-comng
e' oss "a: 20
re- may Inslanianeousy obviAie every accident IT'S
,ss out n ss II
..d y The srsss -c ssrs IA Il ss
men, &c d Ne pssslssa r.lirosa tram. IN ,s src.,
s r = .s' s !. s s~ BE- The aT.s. s s
re; e, se Nv. q e. m a.. psss s .sss
\ Po.~ from " IL A N. ana from iosPN
urAT EASTERN -sxcuRsroNfsTs VISITING THE
Great FaSerr be furnished with meals AZ al hours
ne aa sfrns a ss sa IN 'as
u y Of ne Great sss sa irpn iss ss s,.
waters Excursion boats will line the Sarge sale place
nd psscnscrs
[UrIv<
eonecn:rhe undersigned, having patented his Hand
i a nlsa' ss and others ,s. &c win per
malng selling % using ,se sane Unless %ss Ana $40, so
4 and date Of patent place. theroon- vccv
are,. rsleu, Torches, Rssss,s Roman Candles SIGNAL
~ ana every description u Fireworks, for land or see
may b hsA a short notice * 80 saiarres.ing ,,
No ~ Maiden lane, New York.
~ ANpT',CAN aOL1D1FIED MILK.
~ $500 fosn the richest mix q the best dsiries IN
IA county New YORK the only way 70 procure pure
In large ciuess The medical prs repertn ~ invs
Re for Infants and invads ~ cheaper Than the swi
y pn soid as milk As will Keep for years IN any Gu
N al FER travellers officers ~ The army and
= se NJ -. ,vne IN hot cirnass NJ the South For
n various sized packages, enclosed Tor transportation
deput. :. .,r,r,rn urrv COMPANY
n n .es1v street two doors east from broaawy, ~ u
s,NDR pATIIs SULPHUR BATHS IODINE =, IFS Us
t-fahts al remedy for Rheumaiism Merrnr a. sor7
a. es,ids enf Cutareous Diseases. To 'AthO,l'r -
rks- ssreet Sstwsen Br1afway and boweIy' w 80,
iIous may resort 70 OBTAIN hes'b eas~n O4"s' eN1
resncst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17
SPORTING.


vNoes FOR sALE-FoUR HAVANA WHITE SILK
lPups three months old so one white slut same breed,
monshs old. Apply at Ia Mulberry street. basement
ron sAt.v-rrrr SCHOONER fACHr PErRrr. now
lying a, Island between Quarantine and staple
ton where she be seen FOR terms &C. Apply
b. H. LILLE Co. la Pearl sreet
CypOpTTNG-A GRAND MATCH CANE OF BILLIARDS
- viii played at McPhersons Point, Comfort House. Co
pev Island or $50 aside, 80 points between Ioov Bsrse
aud r. O'f'rien Ts eommence at ~ r. NJ en- Wednesday
leih
GAIL BOAT NAUTILUS rOR shLr-rs ABOUT NINE.
- sru feet beam sOop g. two suits 81
SAL. hree Hars large board and everything complies
seafv Can be re BY The bath house
on he Bsa.ery Apply at No. Whitehall street, up ssirs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

Eog BALE So.
House Paul oGerc for ssle doing and always
has dnfc good The furnishing In 1881
over si9m all furnished billiard Room
who understands hts business .his IN
cceni opportunity " make Satisfactory rivcn
for selling.
Apply W OF address
A. q. LEWIS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

Ira. OF about sDDD 81 Land the north side q
the island. bordering Of harbors- Thes0
lands, which most part covered with timber sup
Piled with abundant 81 water and capable ~ pro-
dueirr all The fruits OF the tropics md bv their extremely rich
coil their Typographical position they
QUARRY ADAPTED the cultivation
Ter rid the be-, wood. for budding purposes rr~at
abundance this also valuable cedar
~hch from heir readiness c sccc-s would alone
penssfe the establishing her disposal
Further be learned application
MDSKs TAYLOR co,
"a South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

TIUITED STATES HOTEL, FAR ROCKAwAY L. l., IS
~ the reception guests This hotel
somely situated within ten minutes walk nf the Atlantic
elegantly furnished throughout hot and cold baths The
house and furniture and the and
ventilated Families individuals will 1nd this quiet and
desirable house, stages leave the depot Jamaica
the arrival Of the trains steamboat Will also leave New
York daily for Far Rockaway.
8 WILLIAMS Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

A YOUNG VAN FROM THE SOUTH WITHOUT 40.
n quainanccs N the city wishes 70 make The acquaintance
Of vong lady o seconase dposon, with beauty and
n'e apnce with view " matrimony. Communications
6dential. Address Frank boa ~ Herald o1ce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

(T",n 800. llALiAS, MEDICATED SOAP, 1T LS
S1ps Nm, kR9wp cures I'm, r rlMrhEs FRECKLE SALT
FLESH Ac besides being the very shaving Compound
ever invented 0oURAUDs PouDkE SUBTLE uproota
safely and quickly, warranted LIQUID Rouge tor pnie
lips and checks LILY WHITE, for flushed red And hes,ei
faces HAIR DYE instantly converts red light hair
TO beautiful back brown without aim
GOURaUDS IMPROVED ORIENTAL CREAM for IN,
compicxion Beware of q counterfeit Found at DIR GoU-
RAUDs old established depot No. 81 Walker street.
store from broadway; We Co, Park Barnes, Hayes,
Brooklyn; Green. Worcester; Bates l9 Washington street,
Boston; Calender Pbadrphs. The above articles
be eonfonded with the ,ras with which the states flooded
and sent om New IOx nj cheap rates. and long Credits a..
that DR. GruRAuDs arHcles h. been before the public
the past twenty years and well known 10 al thew
represented 10 be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

THE BOTTLERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION WILL
hold special meeting at Tryners Hall 20 ~ Es~.
Houston street Wednesday evening July s at O'Clock
All hands required urgent business.
WILLIAMS Co.-wIGs ToUPEys AND HAIR DYE;
w private rooms for applying. V Brosdway. "
Dey street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

L,IRsT CLASS HOUSES, 80 AND 60 COLUMBIA STREET.
Brooklyn Heights within Ave minui-s Of Wall Fulton
ferries foe sale the largest will be leased brown
elegant In style and decoration four high
with every ready occupation. The
facing command the ~ New Jersey the haror
and The varying II IL 's-t river. Apply j.
HONDLON, No, Montague place, Ercpkyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

E'hpNr bRlcKLAyERs ATTENTIoN.--THE FRONT
10 ~ Yis % New York requested TO attend meet
s " ue hi AZ iilr.bcrger Hall, Eighth
on wednesday evening July IL al half pas seven O'clock
BOSS inasons are rcluese To attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

OFFICE COMMISSIONER FOR THE PROTECTION or
~ tierants California. created by special act OF Lcgs
State California, ia Warren stre-t-fmpor
iani notice California bound order 10 insure
bogus Ticket Sellers Spectators Runners
&c, necessary that you should procure your
through the unders ened Parties residing out Of
have rooms &C. In applying
DICKINSON, Commissioner &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

,>~oR BATHS, SULPHUR BATHs Iopish :, LIS,
"a a remedy for Rheumatism Msrrr ~ .o'n
a. colds aut Cuaneous iiseases 10 ~. y p.
Xrksr street 5ssween Br1afwgy and bcweIy' w nsss
reanes<-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE FuH
~ sale, Lake Glcneida, IN Carmel Putnam county n
T. with o Land attached mile Lake 6le,d
and four miles from Lake Mahopac. Apply 70 y. BATLY
3G2 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17
SUMMER RESORTS.

JlhREN MD Nh, moTE a SARATOGA SPRINGS
location Bro .dway, the Congress- sprn me
the modern improvements Of bells in eve $3.50, -.
1t VIII accommodate four hundred guests. ' 'V'in
q. C. PUTNAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

L OIIYRITE POwDER-FOR PREVENTING THE UN
N hea hy sinks cesspools urnals and privies
preventive against infectious Diseases Price - cents For
sale only by ID. I. KNIGHT 26H broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

A ssOCTATToN or EXEMPT rrRsgEN-THE RrGU.
N ltr quarterly meeting viii be held n fremens Hal,
TUESDAY evening July NJ. N O'clock
O. W. WHEELER, Recording sccreary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17
OFFICE OF WATER COMMISSIONERS, JERSEY CRY,

OFFICE or WATER COMMISSIONERS, JERSEY CITY,
" July Is 1NSo.ce tn Naclnisis AMI Builders Sealed
proposals received Water Conms-
sioncrs Jersey cy eGnesday July IS at o'clock
r. NJ the construction and erection foundations
prepared Of Cornish Beam Pumping Engine and Drop
flue Boi the Fngi'e ious. Of III. Jersey Water
Wrrks the PasSic opposite The village Of
Belevit, n. j. Also at The time and place,
pruposas the necessary extension of the presen.
house and the required for setting two boilers Plans
specifications the he the ONCE OF the
Engineer on and after The Commissioners
the right reject any all the bids deemed for The
Of the city, ERASTUS RANDALL,
. President OF Board Conlmi s,onars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

or" On the Goth Of November msgniaesas
inner was given him BY the Oorporstion Of ~
ity Of New York, which was likswise attended
y Lord Morpeth and other disfiuepishsd gsntls-
zen, and on the 26th Of Novsmbsr IL Bslla
'oule weighed anchos hred . national salutss ssnd
tarted for Spain. 4k
mrs rREnNf VISIT. 9.
Aswe have before intimat6d, the Prince do john
lille has on the present occassioa coths 10 odr me-
ropolis in quiet and unostsntatiouS ms1net.
IN board the Europa bis real presence ives \ ~
nown. though he mingled freely among thS -
myers, and, with tho afabilliiy Of hfs nature,
sndered himself agreeable to ah with whom hs
,me In contact.
We may add that the Prince 10 now about forty
10 years Of age, tall and we'll formed IIe has .
,ouliarly erect and dignifed gait bdts msnpsrs
once kind and unaffected, which render hin APP
r,une. which he inherited Il the death 81 ths
rince dc Bourbon. the last Of the race Of tho
ondets.-Neso York Herald Monday. 4,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
Spring and Summer Goods
1860. 1860.
SAMUEL HARMAN. Agent

VXTOULD call attention the citizens of Lynchbrg And
w Vicinity to the arrival Of his stock Of SPRING AND sum
MEk GOODS consisting In part, follows, viz: Fashona-
he Black Dress, Sa and Frock Coats, double SINGLE
business and Sack Cassmcrc Suits Heavy Gferadn silk, Silk
Velvet Black Doe skin and Fancy Cashmere VESTS Paa
looms OF every description, together with Gentemens shnw
and Furnishing Good such Shrts Neekies, and Under
Clothes suitable for men, youths and boys Hats Caps
and Shoes customer made and best in market Umbrellas
Trunks Carpet Bags also, large stock OF Clohn
to which invite the attention or their owners, will sell
cheap for casmy motto being quick sales prpis
Give us a call at No l67 Main street may 1S-1ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
LYNCHBURG WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY %, 1860
2ailg Tiraiaiaa.
A Battle Hymn.

IN HONOR OF SIR JOHN .uEENAN,
Tho appeared in Thirty-ssrea Act Farce as
LION Tuner.
THIS ODE Is WRITTEN.
Hai,i Heenan, haili
Thou mighty Muscle King
Lord OF the Ccstus, monnrch of tho Ring:
Thine arm thy sceptre, and thy strength thy crown,
Beiore whoe might the Lion went humbly down.
Behofu, bardiing Graves permit 10 sing
pran In Thy praise, rhyme to thy reaown.
Benica MAn--wto hence dare call thee boys--
Quick tell thy friends, that al may share thy JOY.
The deeds that thou hast done;
For see Columbia comes " ith ready grace
To bind thy brows, to kiss Thy battered hce,
And caim thee as her son.
Stand up and answer: dd'st thou thcn
Beard EnsIand's Lion In his den,
And dnre him In his prlde
And did'st thou hght him forty bouts
And put him through n course OF sprous,"
And tan his lawny "hide~
Come Heenan boy,
Tell how the hons 81 battle hew,
And men and maids and na,r9ns, too,
Shall gather round tho teller
say, did'st thou give his ribs a "hug,"
And strike him squarey on the mug"
And eke upon his smelerY
Say, did'st thou wrap Coumha's flag
Around thy olns--thou pleasant wag
To fight behind such bnrs;
And dld'si thou ply its many stripes,
In whnl thy craft call stunning wipes"
TN Thomas snw iis stars
Eh, lIecnan, boyy
And do you mcan--excusc my pen
For seeking of these things 10 ken
hut do you mean 10 leave alarms,
And rush Ia home and hdnh's arms
For balm and lint and rest
Or wilt thou yield io Barnum's wish,
And take Thy place among the fish
And fowls and bcustsY What crowds would visit
II You stood hy the great " What Is Y"
Aud Jared thy hrawn, breast!
Now, IIccnan, boy.
III tell thee what To do:
You've damned the Lion
Challenge Orion,
The Champion o<Dtho Blue;
lie wears u belt.
So, AZ Your fame enjoins,
just take II from his loins,
Or take his pct"
But Heennu, boy
fenr one day therein be "mi'
When champions all will get their Ill
OF fight;
A sor, OF general grinding day
In the quaint phrase, the devil to pay,
With heavy weights and light
oh, ilcenan. boy,
within the bounds Of this World Ring
There walks n certain Champion King
With whom we NIL must tussle;
Perhaps you know the wight mean
He is quecrly built, lank jawei and lean,
Without sign Of muscle
But yet, though his d" "eondiuons" poor
As poor can be, one thing Is sure
lie makes his " mawlrys" felt:
No lurness sh,sss he 10 his foes;
lie deals the ioues kind Of blows,
And strikes below the belt"
My shoulder litter floors" his men
with just single pass:
Yes Hcenan, boy, when he "lei drives"
Before his bony " bunch of hves"
ioul surely "go 10 grass"
Now, IIecnan, hoy,
With such "lycIy mill" IN view,
course OF trimming 70 90 through
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

YEARs.-Mr. George Brubaker, a citizen of Lam
caster county. Pennsylvania. reached st. Joseph,
Missouri, last week, on his way home. lie vas
captured by band of Camanchcs, while ON his
way to California in l847, thirteen years ago,
and had just escaped from them. After becoming
acquainted with The language and habits of the
Indians he was made medicine man, and in
sha, capacity did good deal Of good among thcm
ting over two hundred to the Christian religion
1t was only after the most solemn promises that he
would return that they allowed him to depart, and
be viii go back as soon as he has seen his family
who have mourned him for years as dead, So
says St. Louis paDeS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

THEODORE PARKER.-Let,ers from Florence. re-.
ceived in Boston, confirm the statements in regard
to the dangerous illness Of Rev. Theodore Par
ker. For several weaks previous to the date
of the letter, 1.-THE latter part Of April) he had
been failing sensibly, while o serious depression
of spirits reacted upon his bodily condition.
Feeling something must be speedily done, a con.
sultnton Of Dr. Appleton, Mr.. Aythrop of Boston,
and others OF his friends was called and It was
decided to obtain a vetturino with view to trans
porting him by easy journeys to Florence, in hope
that new sights and scenes might improve his
mental condition. For two days the journey was
prosecuted but then the patient became 80 weak
that the vetsurino was abandoned. After q period
Of rest he was taken to Florence by rail. and at
last accounts, was surrounded by his friends grow
ing daily weaker and weaker and with but faint
hopes of another rally. The tenor Of the letter
which written by one often at his bedside, bids
his friends here to prepare for early intelligence Of
an affective character.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

LATER FROM Souru AND CErNRAL AMeRcA--Great
Earthquake IN Ptru--By the arrival Of the Aspinwall
steamer Ariel, at New York. we have later dates from
South and Central America.
On the 22G of April Lima and Cnllao were visited
with severe earthquake, which damaged more or
less two hundred and fifty buildings in the for
place and urcd Sevrra persons severely. 1t IL
said that there were fty-wo dstinr shocks some of
which were of considerable durailon-say from half
minute minute. The greatest Consideration pre-
vailed throughout he city. Nearly the entire popnla-
tion abandoned their houses and fled to the public
squares where many Of them remained n day or two.
Some $4,000 people were cncampcd on one plaza n
lone
The loss ofpropcrty in Lima is estimated Mt 81 900.
600 In Cano The loss is only about $50 OO0 ms the
number Of buildings damaged was not very great =
But the greatest destruction of life and property
at place called Choro. celebrated watering place,
not great way from Lima Nearly the entire place
was destroyed. md many lives were lost and great
number seriously injured. At the time the steamer
which brought this intelligence TO Panama left the
people raradng tho streets with their priests,
Offering up petitions shat further disasters light be
yerted
There were approximations that Castillo Ind nvolv-
ed himself in serious difficulty with the French gov
ernment by refusing to comply with some OF it's de-
mands. war steamer was to be dispatched to bring
him to terms. In Chilli silver mines of great value
had been discovered. No movement OF special inter-
est had marked the revolution In Ecusdor. Ex-Pre-
sdent Flores, who had been expelled from Peru, re-
maned at Mants. Castilli had sent Franco 5000 900
to 1000 muskets, with which to maintain himself at
Guayaqu
The ndvices from Costa I,ica extend to the cd in
slant. Jose Maria Montealegre had been elected pre-
sdent.
The statement that Gen. Jones, United States min
lister to New Granada, had couhtenanced the recent
burning Of bibles nj Bogota was authoritatively
tradicted b. Rev. Saml NJ. Sharpe, a missionary of
the Presby terian church.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the euro Of every
variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that Il is en-
virtues wherever It has been employed As Il has long
been In constant use throughout this section, need
not do more than assure the people III qasy 10 kept
to do r their relief all has ever been found % DO