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HUsTINGs CoURr-A called court of this body
was held yesterday. constituted of Aldermen Wing
field Inloes, Farrar, Caskie and Bray
The case OF Normant quarry, charged with COM
mittng rape upon the person Of Eleanor Train.
am female child aged II years. on the 10Th day OF
January last. was the special order, but owing to
the absence Of necessary witnesses for the com.
monwealth, the examination was continued until
Friday next, the 1lth inst. Quarry was then re.
naanded to jail, and the court adjourned.
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EAfris1 BOslA DkPOslIORY.-J

AprASr BU0A BEPOsaIURY.-JusE
a. received the annexed Books:
Inspiration of the Scriptures q Review of num-
oerof Writers on the subject, by Alex Carsoa.
Ine Seven Churches in Asia, By ReV'd. Samuel
Wills
The Religion Of Geology aud is Connected Sci.
ences, by EDWARD Hitchcock, ID D IL u
Principles OF Zoology; togeaisg the Structure,
Development Distribution and AFTang cement OF The
Races Of Aninals, Living ard Extinct, with nu.
merous illustrators
The Ladies Mentor, Guide 10 tina formation oil
Character, Ia series of LISTERS, By a lady
Railway, Steamship and Telegraph Book, being
Guide through the unltec States and Canada, &C
&c-,with Map of the United States ana Canada
For sale at No eos Aain stgeet, By
CHAS, WORTHAM,
ma 10 Denns3sgrsr
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MAYORS CouRT.-The daily sessions of this
Court will commence hereafter at 10 A. II.
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DISCHARGED Maria Clark, o free negress, ar
rested in default of register, on yesterday prom.
Using to apply for 1t at the neg. term of the court
was discharged.
Robert Carter, slave TO William ]. McCloy, ar
rested with an illegal pass-on yesterday was dis.
charged from custody with reprimand
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssE NGER-The March
No. of the Messenger sustains its ancient reputa.
ton. Among much readable matter, we discover a
dissertation upon the life, character genius &C. of
the great English actor John Philip kemhle, writ.
ten by the late John Hamilton Reynolds, and origi-
naly published in the London Magazine, april,
| 1929 Reynolds was as well quslifed to discourse
upon such subject as any man could be. He had
been connected with the stage for many years. Ell.
ther as actor, manager, or dramatic writer, and
had given his memoirs of his own times" to the
worsd-a book full of amusing anecdotes connected
with the stage. He had seen Kemble in all his
glory, and he saw him also in the evening of his
days The reader will see that these rare oppor-
tunities were not abused No where else will he
find such vivid picture of the last of that stately
school factors, of which Kembie was the beau ideaE
and Cooper the imitator, and which gave way to
the imprisoned representations of Kean and Booth
There Is a translation from Tasso in this number
which we think is the best we have seen. Its
many year since we read the Gierusalemme Ii
berata; but according to recollection the spirit
OF 1t is mucn better preserved than in any English
translation certainly much better than r Hoole's,
our estimation of which we can only express by
the simple word "abominable."
The editorial table is m anaged in this number
with its usual ability
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nor HIRE, TWO Ys.-Tte subseri.
A Der has two Doys II and Is years old, for hire,
one of whom has been accustomed TO the dining
room for three years. Apply TO
NH 1875 p IL TABB e. SON.
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NOR HlkE.-By the IN Jnsl, Irlsa GIL of
IL coed character, who is accustomed TO general
homework. Apply 10 Ed D. EACRO,
NH General Agent and Collector.
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BAILED-WiLiam Miller, imprisoned for misde-
neanor, on yesterday gave bail and was discharged
from custody
Robert Wright q free negro, also gave bail and
was discharged.
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DOR kIRE.-Une Woman and one Girl, ooIn
l. accustomed to house work generally. Apply at
the store of
mn l0--3t< 3. e. JONES.
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E'OKEIGN QUARTEKLIks, at

EOkElGN QUAkTEkLlEs, at
l. GRESHAM'5
Literary Emporium, lU94 Broad street.
Edinburgh Review for January, 1888
Westminster do do
London Quarterly do
London Lancet tor March
London Illustrated Eews
London Punch
Newspapers for This Week.
Gleasons Pictorial. Flag. Banner, Wayeriey, Mo
scum, Courier and Arth1r's Gazette, all for this
week.
Books,
Beatrice, or The Unknown Relatives, by Cstns-
rine Sinclair
Daisy Burns by Julia Ksvanagh
The Fortune Hunter, by Anna mowatt
Angela Widen, or the Mysteries Oi Attendorf
Castle, by Reynolds
Viliette, by Currer Bell
The Emig mt Squire, &c, &c
EEp@ All OF T s Arthurs works on hand. s!l OF
Chas Levers and other popular authors
Eg All new Books received a. soon as pub.
lishsd. Call or send the old established Period
ical House Of THOS. H. GRESHAM
1884 Broad street, the eniy regular Agent
NH
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PUBLIC MEETING "A meeting of the citizen Of
Richmond.s irrespective of party, was held at
half past o'clock yesterday evening, for the pur.
pose of making arrangements to cooperate with
The City Council in making appropriate demon.
STATIONS of respect to Elk esident Fillmore, Gu.
ring his visit to the city. Senior Alder m an
Evans was called to the Chair, and Jno R. Thomp.
son, Esq, wss appointed Secretary.
Mr.. Lyons stated that he had been informed by
good authority the. it was uncertain when Mr..
Fillmore would be here, whether tomorrow or
day after. AS the CouLcil had moved certain reso-
lu:ons and appointed committees to carry them
into effect, he supposed that all they had to do was
to apponta committee behalf of the citizens, to
cooperate with TIE committee of the Common
Hall. He would offer the following resolution:
ResotUed, That this meeting heartily concurring
In The preamble and resolutions of the Common
Hall, committee OF - be appointed to tender
In behalf OF the citizens OF Richmond the hospital
ties OF the city to Willard Fillmore exP-esident of
the United States family and SUITE on their expect
ed witt to the South
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4 Tomato soup ana ooE aaely on Yesterday
Connoi.sears pronounced il nae: aad on TIL.
Day, March The 10th, il will bs served IN in ~
same sdyie Ct naf pas. IL O'Clock free of charre
va s,u.S 90 ohDad EVESlNG ewili have acme ma
usn io-F T. G. kIMRRoUGH.
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INFORMATION VA NVED-OT N4KY
u ANN CARNEY, who LETT he's nether's house, "a
since been heard og 1t Ia supposed has sag q W.,
in kichmond Any Information ceneerning be-
LETT with her mother, ON IAN street al The snd Z
Mayo's Bflcse, vii he gracefully received.
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| IFE INSURANCE FOR W fa1TE PER-
Ia SONS AND SLAVES The National SAFETY
Life Insurance Company-Charter Perpetual-Ca-
ptal 250,O00.-Principa o9ice, 81 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia-ofice of the Agency IN Rich
moud in Lsles Row, 18th street. next to Nessrs
Toler a. Cook.-This Company cas been in sue
cessful operation for upwards oi twelve years, and
offers the greatest advantages TO persons wishing
TO Insure their Lives or the Lives of their
Slaves. The rates of premiums for white per-
are very moderate, and slaves will be insured
at low for period of from ore to seven years.
All Losses promptly and satisfactorily adjusted
Pamphlets and Circulars containing tuil par;Ic1-
lars will be furnished Gratis to any one making
application TO g. X. BRl OkEN, N D.
Agent and Medical Examiner Richmont, Va.
NH 10--3tS
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SUBsCRIPTloNs RECEIVED 81

SUBSCRIPTl0NS RECEIVED CIV
~ a. NORRIS, % Main street,
10 the London Edition OF the Britiah and Foreign
hedco-C hirurgical Review; or Qa2rteely JouEnsl
Of PIsccal Medicine snt Surgery.
Just received, TIE Obstetric Cats.chism. coptain.
Tag two thousand three hundred and fifty seven
S1esuons and Answers On Obstetrics proper, by
Joseph Warrington, At o; one aundred and flty
Illustrations. rrh "a
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MN ~ CLEAR THE TRACK.
Nm felLYNHAVEN BAY OYSTERS
ESs5l4@I SPRING CHECKERS
D FRESH SHAD
TERRAPIH, &C
Just received at "ALLEE'S" Arbaur.

Wg.n MUsIG.-MRS. MURRAY, Professor
vi " of Vocal and Instrumental Musc, pupil
&EE9k Of the celebrated Professors Cooke ana
- Walsh of London, oegs Leave TO intia1s.e
to the Ladies of Richmond, and those of its vicai-
ty, that she wishes, during her sotourn in Ricc.
mond, to take limited number Of pupils in the
above delightful accomplishm snts. She decided
success which has attended Mrs. Ms system Of
teaching, both abroad and in most CT the principal
cities of the United States, her thar thosa
ladies who may honor her with their patronage,
will soon estimate the advantages Of her stT e, Ell.
Their in the simple ballad in the beautiful Cantstss
of Auber Belliui, Donizeiti. All COMMUNICATIONS
lef; at Mr.. P. Il. Tayior's Music Store, lG0 Main
street, will be promptly attended 20. References
given if required.
NH l0-3tewI MI uThSa*
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AUCTIO - Groceries, &C.,
U>lA This Day, by
NH 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO., Auct
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agg AUCTION NOTICE.-Particuiar al.
tention is solicited to cur sales of Hardware, Cut
ery, Furniture, &c &c, This Morning, ct 10 o elk,
In store. ALEX MOTT & CO,
NH 10 Aucts.
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TRIBUTE To President jFHIMopr rpon
HIS 'AbiNtI'-ihe NahPnal intelligencer
gives publicity 10 correspondence between
inc members oil me late Cffbinet and President
Fillmore, upon the ternin htion of their official
connexlon. A high compliment is paid TO the
untiring devotion of the President 10 the nnblie
service, and his patience and assiduity in the
discharge OF the incessanf and laborious duties
of his office. The Cabinet express the belief,
that for his fidelity TO Is best interests, the
country will yet, with on voice, do him ample
justice. They also add bat unbroken harrao.
ny has prevailed betwe IN the President and
Cabinet, greatly facilitat g the Performance Of
their ardusus labors. u
To this letter, Mr.. FIJI hore handsomely re
spends, acknowledged his deep oblie stons
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Dr. zoOdridge 4. Wiison oIieT,
80 his RI oiessional services to the citizens
o. hienmoaa ana It's vicinity. he may be found
alta the Governors house ia J0r9S,ges
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$50 JAnEs PLKAsANTs, Attorney
ss%>1-A at Law, viii praiice in ali the Courts Of
Richmond City, and the county of Henrico Office
in Law Building. lelI-lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-28
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
I ITO
House.


On motion of Mr.. FRY the vote rejecting the
Su umervile and Hnnersville Turnpike bill
was rtconsidercd, and the bill again laid on
the table.
A bill authorising the Moorfrld and North
Branch Turnpike Company 10 increase their
capital stock. for the purpose Of constructing a
branch of their road from Martin Wise's 10
MalIow's Mil, was taken up On its passa ge,
ard r. ted for want of constitutional ma.
joiiy.-ayes 20, roes IS.
On motion of Mr. Stevens, bill inc easing
the capital stock Of the Warm Spring anu Har-
rIsonpptg Turnpike Company, was taken up
and pass d-ayrs ST, noes %.
The following bills ere also passed to day:
A Senate bill to complete the payment OF
interest on The guaranteed bonds Of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Canal Company, for July.
1852, and January, 1853.
a Senate bill amending the first section Of
chapter Is ofthc Code, fixing the tim" and
place of the meeting of the General Assembly
and making other provisions in regard there
TO.
Senate bill authorising subscription to
the stock Of the Rlvanna Navigation Compa
ny, was taken up, on motion of Mr.. Rives, and
made the rider of The day for Friday.
A House bill authorising hospitals TO be fur
nlshed for Eases of small pox, &c, in Isle OF
Wight county, was returned from the Senate,
with amrndments.to which the House agreed.
Senate bill, amended by the llolsr, with
amendments thereto by the Senate. creating
Commissioners Of The Sinking Fund and pro
vldlng for The payment ofthe semi annual in
terest on and the redemption of the Public
Debt. was taken up as the order Of the day;
and after q long discussion thereon in which
MessIs. Goode OF Nj Rives and Jackson OF
Wood were the principal speakers, the amend
ments of the Senate were rejected-ayes &C.
noes 4S--ihe bill requiring constitutions
nlajofiy for is passage. Upon motion, the
vote Of ei"cnon was reconsdcrcd, and the
bal ag ,in LAID on the able and made The Or
i I of tie day for Friday.
The House adjourned
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2i0i

TIE Commonwealth is deeply Interested in
nearly all of those works. the Times says and
has dealt out peeunlary aid 10 them with a
liberal hand. There cannot be a rational
doubt tina. every mile Of railroad now author
lied 10 be constructed will be completed with
IN the mex, five or six years. We shall then
havea system of ernaimproyemenr Of which
any State IN the Union might be proud. W.
may then boast, New York Senator lately
did on the floor OF Congress. that our roads
If drawn out in a straight line, would reach
from The Atlantic TO the Poetic.
To enable the reader To Zee the extent OF
our railway system as compared with those Of
other States, we suljoin the following state
mcnt which shows the facts us they existed
abou; one year ago, and is therefore sufficient
tv acfuraf,, far our uur,,na
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-28

PRESIDENT OF MExIco.-Of the twenty
three States Of Mexico, sixteen have declared
for Santa Anna. The Government in the
meantime remains in the hands of Gen. Lom-
bardini, WHO'S prepared TO surrender it into
the hands ofthc President elect whenever he
presents himself. The information that Santa
Anna was about to return to Mexico was re-
ceivcd at Vera Cruz with salvos Of artillery.
bearing Of drums, and ringing of church bells
Gen Arisia remains on his farm still suffer.
ing under severe lndsposilian. II .ppears
that the permission he applied for to leave the
country has been refused
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-28

RossIrER's PAINrINe.-it is gratifying to
observe The appreciation OF genius and art dis
played by our cilizens in the liberal patron
age they have bestowed upon the EXHIBITION
OF this really great painting and the superior
musical entertainment by which it is accompa
MED. The encouragement given to meritori
torious exhibitions, besides affording opportu.
mites for refined enjoyment is the best mea MS of
inducing others Of the same order To visit our
city, and ofolevating thereby the taste of our
people. The manager has been induced. os
will be seen by his advertisement, to remain
another day with US. On account Of the in
clement weather on Saturday many was de-
prived Of the pleasure Of visiting The exhib-
ton. For this reason there will be one more
entertainment to night; persons will do well
TO avail themselves of this opportunity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-28
Ne" YORK Monetary and CONNER
Clal MalferS-Mnrch %

I'm Exchange there is but moderate husress, with
an over supply of bills for the demand There many
ct the remitters unable buy for cash sterling ran
ges from "a to o. aud bankers bills ave think. been
sold even less than 8 per Francs 90 5 l33
Money was more abundant at the close. but still not
easy. Paper which went last week 10 - now So'
at 8 l0 per cent
fLoUR-The market is rather better for common
brands ct State, forwhirh there has been de mund bu'
ahces and extas and low grades of Ohio, have feeh
heayy The Inquiry for the East has been more active,
s. as the purchases for export and the sales add 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-28

MIR. Borland, from the Senate Committee, to
investigate the subject OF frauds, said to have
been committed in the extension of the Capi.
toll. has male report, which recommends n O
Legislative action, but simply submits the facts
as horne out by the testimony of individuals,
for the consideration oil the Senate and al
leges that frauds to very considerable ex,eu,
have been committed. without specifying b,
whom. ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-28

TIE New York Express says:-1he Man.
roe Doctrine, which Is good enough 'thun'irr'
ifJupiter keeps il wrapped upin bolt under
his belt. may have.we sec, ladicrons ilaslra
ton IN Honduras, or Belize. or Bri.h Ceutral
Anefie'. ah hever be The : alne "f The place a
bout ahicll the Briis, steamer DE, atom
has been "demonsfratine."
| Tie facts seem TO be these: Limas /, a
place on the banks Of The Roman River, where
the British have been for some time eating
mahogany. Honduras claims it as her soil
The British say it belongs 10 the Mosquito
King. and allcge that they have possessed 1t
under him FOR a long time. Lately Honduras
sent troops there and took the place The
British snnmer Devastation run down from the
Belize 10 Trusilo and told The authorities those
Honduras troops must he Withdrawn from
Limas or there would be trouble IN TruSlllo;'
v hereupon Honduras Withdrew her troops
from Limss. and left things ia stair qao.
The Monroe doctrine demands oil us that
We quiz selling cotton, corn, wheat. pork and
beef 10 John Bull and mu,ter our few tubs or
navy Ditto Belize 10 settle whether or not
Limos belongs To the Mosquito Kirg or The
Hn daranos II We settle Il that Llmas / IN
Hundurss, President Pierce is bound TO give
John Bull hroa1side frorn the tubs afores.i1
no matter whal becomes Of lh, tenants IN them.
To hear this NATION talking Of enforcing the
Monroe doctrine, with MT United Stales ship
81 modern model-wilb only one or two
steamers. that dare scarcely venture outside Of
land-and with Congress positively refusing
til" cent df additional appropriations for that
Navy, Is OILY farcical--ihat is all. Bur 90 a
head, Se who NOW have the re.ponsi5fy-
Cuba, by the last accounts has again been in.
suit our /. s. mail steamers which in FL
morc's ume. would have been good cause for
a grand meeting IN The Park, or a riot in New
Orleans, to say the least.
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PRoponTiox OF Com TO PArrR.-uon's

PRoPoRrioN OF Com To PArEg-Iaun's
Merchants Magazine, for March furnishes the
following in illustration Of the sound financial
condition Of the United States The table
shows the relations of paper aud com during
1853. Forihis statement it is Indebted to the
Railroad Record -
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lalie Editor Some wtiier 10 The Rich
mould Wing fow days past. called tho atten-
on # the vairrs of this district 10 Mr.. Chas.
l. Misty Of III city of Lynehburg, as suit
able candidste TO- the Office of commissioners
IT The Board of Public Works.
Wefully 4 gee with tat writer In all that
le sail nf NJ. Mostly. aud we DO hope ia this
section 81 the district that Mr.. Mosby. will
waive all Formally. and announce himself
a candidate. While We believe that The mass
ri the Democratic party are opposed TO max
ing that office party one, yetit is well known
that when the leaders give the party drum
tap all will bc really. BE that as II may
Mr.. Mosbyisa man OF fine talent. business
habits. of fixed devotion To the interes, ofthe
State, prudent. and prompt 10 the discharge
of all his duties. and If candidate, will
he supported by wings and Democrats. re.
gardess Of parties We hope therefore II will
be The p!easureof Mr.. Mostly 10 let us bear
from him. CHARLOTTE.
March 22ad, 1853.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-28

A work OF the late President Dew, of VIII.
liam & Mary College has just been published.
tits Digest Of Laws, Customs, Manners
and institutions of the .,ncient and Modern
Nations, The work has been published prin
c'paiiy Tor the use of students Of history ir
William &c Mary College.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-28

RICHMOND, March %. 1853
ToBvcco. We have changes note since cur last
report. The brenks are increasing but very little m
Provement in quality. We quote Lugs 81 to Sc com.
mon Leaf So to s. good So to SIS.
tLouR-Sma lots of common superfne offering
at vi ga but purchasers appear indspoed pay this
price and are only Offering 81 50 per Dbl
GRNS-l.ltle or nothing doing. Our mlcrs pay
ING FL 10 s 20 per hushe for good red and white
Wheat, butfhe receipts arc uncom monty light. Corn
sells al 90 cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-28

This table CONTINUES Tire Record shows
the very remarkable result that the rcapor.
ton of coin TO paper in active circulation HI
increased ten fold since 1916, aud fourfod
since 1885, and we may add has more than
doubled in the last three years. A dollar in
coin was nc. ompanied by four dollars in pa
per in 1886, and now each dollar of paper is
accompanied 10y one in coin
Hunt says, from 1921 to the close of the
fiscal year 1878, the entire importation O.
foreign coin and bullion iuto our Uaion. amour.
ted 10 1852, l69,34l, and the export of the
same during that period reached $3.50 462 ,4G6
In these twenty eight years, there was accord
ingly balance remaining in our chests of
S7l,707, 435. This was the foreign accretion
alone; while from our domestic production of
the precious metals our minis received, in
round numbers, SIC, 900, 900; so that our total
increase ofspecie from both sources, was $S2,-
100000, or about SO 600. 900 year. From
the fiscal year lS4s-9 to the present time the
imports of foreign precious metals, in coin and
bullion, were S24 1000 900; while the domestic
production amounts. according to coinage. to
Si65,00o,000; deduciing from this total OF
SlSe,000,000 the sum of $s5,OOO.O0O, which
we have exported, we find that, in four
years and hafour specie currency has actu
ally gained $23 100000 each year, or a grand
total of Sl0i 900 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-28

We see II slated that division of Califnr.
Dia ipto three States. distinct and separate, is
now Contemplated and pressed there, y
majority OF the Legislature. il is said, will or
der State Convention and uponthat Conven-
lion will depend the mode, manLer, and boun-
ddries OF division.
The three States arc TO be named Sierra"
the mountain division, which has about 90 900
inhabitants, by the last census; "Calitornia,"
which has POI 1888; ard "Tuare." the South
ern STATE including Los Angeles and San ID.
ego which bas 34.l50 Inhabitants and about
seven and half millions of taxable properly
This Southern Sta q OF Tulare, in the division,
| is contemplated by many OF the occupants to
make a slave State of-and one Of the objects
Of pressing III, division IS 10 establish slavery
tIarr.
The State debt Of California Is about three
millions a dolars;and this debt di, ided amons,
the eW Smlns, would give California So 333.~
1913; Tulafe 500 900; aud Sierra $266,6 G7.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LynehDarg Tobacco and vsh.s, ~.

L1ScHnrEo, March &c. IA,
TOBACCO. '''.
In.pestion The past week,
DO. previously, since In January. 3s a. ID.
Total,
-. - ..,.-, lis hIa
crptioDs-wtEI cbsngs in prices sa...s, ~ .i
Lugs So 30 to 81 20, good end fine Lug. A. ~
Loose Leaf so 10 sIs 50, IN IIbd. 5osl5 q VOW
WHEAT-9j 100 Tor Red and Whine.
WIN. T. SMITH, Com. n,,,,o,,