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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
EOU ND! FOUND!
TEN TIL SAND DOLLA

nN The 10th Of May last found PATENT STRAW CIT.
~ fkR which 10 worth thousands al dollars
making the Kind. They SIMPLE, CurAr,
AND plRABLR
Maj W. W. Lefwich told me he would not give OF them
for two Of the iron levers
Cail am, them at The L. nchbars Agricultural Works,
No. Isl Main Street
Jan l3-ts &. a. WHIrTEMORE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

50 Watches, silver Watches.
WHD bavpi aA Eeceised another supply Of sIIyrs
w BeyEe MATcgeA q good as any have ever had be
f1ras nod ~ y anyinR gysat deal fos them ~ ~
Any q or fdends Who r1eS be In superoy TINA
tsspssAH 80 - snRpisd .,, ''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

w y \ II l. ID
~ ASlbkE hot -, Situated Nam Street. for which
BIZ. GOO, price viii lie PAID. NJ. Il. BoHANNAN.
sept - dts Agcut ana oll,rlnr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

shoes! Shoes! Shoes.
TCsT received al No 81 Ninth street. tiofmorl, BJgr
- aud splendid assortment al Ladies' aud Chdren'
hhoes which viii be sold cheap for cash.
feb DAVID LAWSON
, 1860-03-29

0u7 good Chicago people had seen strangers
many, ard Ecarly ali the liens, but Chicago
audience had never seen Lola as Lecturer.
Some years ago. in the old chicago 1Lcatre,
she failed in dramatics, bnt, so tile critics said,
did dance disincly. Those who had never seen
her were eager last evening, aud those scarce
less SO who. remembering Loia's 'tSpidcr.
Daucc," looked for its gracc and sprisht1ioess
10 be transferred to tho discussion of "John
Bull"
Metropolitan Hall was full. There we're no
seats vacant and very little. standing room.
The platform was crowded. the aisles were
/ crowded, and hundreds were turned away HAT
could not &C: in. Aud 70 the audieuce waited.
Lola stops at the briggs House. She entered
tae Hail about 7. II. with rapid skimm!ng
notiou, glanced little unca>ily at the crowd.
pressing upon lie rostrum, approached tho
/ stand; and almost in breath had commenced
her lecture.
Lola is sprigItly, dark haired, bright eyed
woman of-bnt we do not dare to venture on
| the " Conflict Of Agts.' The expression Of the
old cnlored man will be in point, Iy birth is
eighty, Iut luke me by what Use seen and il
three hundred,' and the Montcz las had about
three centuries Of a wide range Of feminine cx-
| per,euce, as Bavaria, England, California,
United States ind tile rest Of mankind can
uttcst - - -: ..- -.
She is making handsome thing out Of her
lectures If last evening &c any test, for her au~
licnce was + rom t~ciye to fifteen hundred
strong. As to the lecture itselfit WIS sessipy,
piquant and characteristic. The printed pro-
grammes eale the themes as follows: Tia
/ Comic Side Of English Character; English aud
American characteristics; The Real Origin Of
National :Rogucry; English pl'i1au.hropyiUn-
masked; 4 peep at English Ga1lautries. Uncsr
each head the bill set forsi. sublist Of pointa.
Those in the category Of the Ga'lantries were
as follows:
The cash value oE innocence in England. A
lesson from Racine aud Louis the Fourteenth.
l. The heart Of D. pretty servant, and the
conscience Of a young policeman. The dsy. ot
i romance and the night of woe.' Fashionable
amuscmcuts. Neis to catch fools Ia. Where
YOU must look to find lhe most tyranaical rrign
Of tue great tyrant Cupid. 4 picture ot winter
| watering Places A returned East InJiamau'f
lirer aud gold taken in payment for u.aiden's
heart. Tile oge Of female discretion. Conclul'
! Lola lectures again On Friday evening, lter
final appearance:
, 1860-03-29


Coroner James was called yesterday to hold
M inqueStat Harlem Station, on the G. & G.
L. Il. H.. eight miles from this city, on .le body
Of 1uan named JoLn Le&son, who committed
suicide at that place little bcfore. day break
Yesterday morning under the following circum-
stances:
Deceased was German, + bout 'r-six years
Of age, who Owned and occupied comfortable
homestead not far from the railrcad station
houee. lie was living With u second wife, and
lad a family Of sc7en children by first wife.
The last marriage, contracted some six years
since, was unhappy in disparity Of ages md
temper, and bccaue still mote SO from ti,ose too
common quarrels with blame on both -silcs
arising from such second unions. Yhere bad
been much jsrti1g md trouble. winch had
lattcrly been increased. by tho refusal o! tue
wife 10 sign papers By means Of which the
husband wished TO borrow money on the home.
stead, apd the refusal oil his part, in turn, to
sign his wi!. wliel sbe bad procured to be drawn
ayear or more since.
Yesterday morning before dayoreat shc va.
awakened hY hearing her husband rising from.
tho bed aud opening table druweriu the room
She next recognized the opening Of H ra1or ea*r
and Lay 1efaipg, his terrible purpose, though
nothing before had aroused ler alarm, sht
sprang from the bed toward. him in the dark.
She heard him make one stroke, a.! in at
agony OF terror attempted to seize lis weapon
receiving avery severo cash across her hand
Her scream brought help, but no: IN seuson to
defeat the purpose Of the suicide, who gsst
himself second cash across the throat, com
pletely sesesing thewtndpipe. a family nance
Motfat reside in apart Of thehouse. These, will
the household Of tue suicide, were immcciatel!
ut hand, but tue wretched man li:cl but min
ute or two after The too successful attempt.
| The coEoner*s jury, yesterday afternoon, ren
dered verdict IN accordance with these fact
The psg4ies are Gerpaas, snd tbe investlsat'o
WAS by means of m interpreter. fhe family
respectable, and the painful evcnthas awakene
,puch sensation in that community.
, 1860-03-29

WANTED-Agents Wanted -
~ VS. W. soH.a Mxs:, ~ LIZA Grit mtnts
The a1iIle Is sniiry new very us~tt aai ses ,spnty
large fss Exclusive tErrofy ctvtn u AEsnts
Boz 3S.i,Chtcaso Iii. - ntbs No.
, 1860-03-29

No are glad to see that tile new Republ-
can officers start CT with tho determination to
+, fulfil their pledges made to the people before
. tho election, and reduce. tie expenses Of tho
administration 10 the very lowest point cen:
sisteut with public safety. Tho proceedings
u the Cominon Council, printed herewith, are
au earnest that the work Of reform will so on
usul every place from which dollar can To-
pared oil and saved, will be found It is not
probable that tho reductions determined upon
will be satisfactory to all concerned; but the
greatest sood Of the greates: number, not The
wishes Of the few. are TO bo consulted.
, 1860-03-29

Tie Iowa Legislature has transferred the
lands granted to the Iowa Cent.A Railroad to
the Ccttur Rapids and Missouri Railroad. The
Contra! lta:1roud had bccome hcpcless!y bank
rupt, aud tho Legislature has done wisely i'll
givirg tie lunds to a new company, who, We
doul,t ppt. can command the means and arc
disposed to build 1Le road. 1t is immensely i'm
portantt to our city, 10 the Galenn Airline, and
the Iowa and Nebraska roads the Inter Of
which, it will be remembered, is finished to
Ccda- 1;a,,ids - that this new liue should be
iir;saet to tue Missouri river ut th. earliest day
nossiblcx Were it done to-day, Chicago would
command ...c Fixes Peak tr7de in spite Of a'l
comrrt;lors. If the owners Of the Ga!ena
roud wish to brig their stock again to rar,
they SHOULD secure tho completion Of Ibis
rev road within the next eighteen months.
While other roads have been stendi'y IN"
erpasiu- their receipts over those Of tie past
ye... the Gaeua has been as stcadily Falling
Y,chiad, A chance is now offered for this Old
net Rad to retrieve lcr fortunes, by securing
n ,nrre share Of the trade Of Western Kansas,
Nebraska, and the upper Missouri, md which
competition eau never seriously affect. Let tie
road he run n nearly as possible due west from
Cedar Rapids, and It will be the shortest line
,,ossiblc between the Lakes and the Missouri,
and Of eourse can command tue trade.
The amount Of laad thus secured to This new
Company which is aud should be free from debt
IA some se.en hundred thousand acres. werth
Il. only s5.oe per acre, IS 100000 That gum
will 60 far, If prulcntIy managed. to build the
road. 1t will now soon be demonstrated whetl'
or the Galcna Company il to be hopelessly the
football oftAc money sharks Of Vail street
or whether majority Of its stockholders are
men Of practical business senfc. who have the
ucryc 20 make Ga!cua stock permanent pay
ing investment let the road be we'll mud econ
.on,ica,lv managed, as we hare no doubt it IS
aud lst this new line be nut through as fast u
1nc1 au.l money can do it 10 The Missouri, nnt
che lIin. Ii done.
, 1860-03-29
Gov. Robinson and &:,e Kansas Cor.
respondents.

rGApoNdents.
IT,. Hinton, Esq, formerly one Of the Kan.
sas correspondents Of the Chicago Tribune,
sends US a lcaEthy communication defending
himself and lis fellow correspondents against
the charges Of revolutionary schemes in Kansas,
said to have been made by Cos. Robinson be-
fore the Senate Harper's Ferry Committee. We
do no; deem it necessary IL review at this time
The lines Of policy pursued by Brown, Robin
son, Lane, Phillips and others, respectively,
during the past i,c years. We will say, how
crcr, that we acquit all the parties to this con.
troEcrsy, Of ofimproper mutires or unworthy acts
during The period Of Kansas peril. and we arc
surprised that Gov. Robinson should have
ascribcl such purposes to his co-laborers and
fellow. sufferers, w1", SO far as our columns bear
w1tpcss, treated him with uniform courtesy, aud
added not !. little to The reputation which he
has acquired iu the country. We have known
nothing Of Mr.. Hinton ressonalIy since the tit.
Ain. of the famous Lccnm]'ton Contention
which lie reported for our coluulus, but if be
ssak tl,e,, or at any other time, engaged in rcro
Ist;oaary movements. ws should be astonishcd
to see tue evidence Of it.
, 1860-03-29

4 well-known Republican Of Delaware
Comfy Ohio, writes us under date March
9Th, as follows:
II hope orr Republican friends in Illinois are
prepared to give tue gallant Lincoln o united
and Il st'ona support at Chicago. There is not
doubt in MY mind that he is the most popular
man that can be selected. The tiuid and
douhtin. all hare confidence in Abe Lincoln.
His nom nation would be hailed with joy By
The people Of tic rural districts everywhere
liz weHla "hiie 1he opposition generally"
Mr.. Lincoln made three speeches in Ohio
in 1853, Of which so,ono copics were printed
for circulation in that sute alone. This fact
accounts for Ills great popularity there, where,
personally, l,o is almost unknown The hall
rolls on! 1Iursa'l for Lincoln!
, 1860-03-29
pttss 4 Tribtt1tr
CHICAGO.


We hear privately from Washington that
the ioust Committee Of Ways and Means, Of
.sWlKc', Alr. Sherman Of Ohio IN Chairman, is ko
cutting d'wn appropriations for MI branches Of
thc national government, that il its recommend:
iations arc carried out, the expenditures for tho
lxt fiscal year will fall within titr millions u
doilars. So much for a Republican oFganiza-
ion Of the House.
, 1860-03-29

MoTICKER'S THEATRE.
4H1 Kac;sos straet. be.~etc s:t.s md Dea,bor2.
THURSDAY EVENING. March .at.
Ts. Manaze. having pu eaa.ed of Mr. LESTER WAL
ACE, Of W.acka Tseatr-, ~ y the right pio:uce
In ch!e 50 hts Successful dram. entitled the
Romance Of a Poor Young Man.
1t will be this evening, aad mill fuhor notice.
With Cast OF the E1tire Company.
MISs MKS M4 rta oRHcE' Mi Ms iE5DH4;'S' itE5SHTSSs'
SR: I'll: bH1bIEY, hiaiSlEY ,,r = ST: II ctiSE.
Manuel M1spu:rs de rhampetY.. NJ. Tttau
D. pesaafea formerly Ct Freeeh Army. Sir. E.aaIey
keeper Of .Ars. D1lou
With entire New sesnery By L. W. wtytal.
Neyel Mechsrieil elects hy pasA Pratt. .
New a1d Beautiful Furniture BY L. Na1tln-
The prsuc&ion ana nn.nance Of this peta r1cetds in
sxpe2se that cf eEtE Presented In this sstre
peotoGrE-P.r:s: Nanuei's apartments; Poverty. r.
oei KIT Srisr-Bnans isa Br The drst d,y a7d 1t. events.
Ac7 .sp.--Ttc r.fk and Ct.tca1 Song; Temptations,
I1tals and Kesnlutans.
AyI ;p:-Ears > e 5s::l; Eans ,sl q Moonlight
ACT arn-Ihc Ga.dea and Chatelu ty night. sapes5ly
Illuminated.
CnAsoE or T1xe-DooF. optn w 7k cuzt.se rises 1t
7xu'c ock p:.eeely. |''
~ Bsx ct1ce o5en from 10 o'clock AZ. tilt O'Clock
r. H. whea be &tcu1td three days In adyance
fRscEs ADdI.stna-Pa1Guette and bseas E:c.c, &c.,
secord Cisre, &C. Lnwes Ps4te Boxea q; upper. S.
Z. e, SHERMAN. Treasurer.
, 1860-03-29

"ANTED-Hoard by gentle.
nan and wife on the noth or soa1h si!e private
fanr where = tut few batsde Mast .yt
tvnroors. II suited wnnd b. pvrr,anent. T~i.rs n<r4
e1ch NED. AjtIs43 Xxx e}tJ. uE..stit
, 1860-03-29
1j1:Iuntrp.

NANTED-A few Book Folders
atClIAs. soNSEs. II 1.saie-st. mh.21..
"ANTED- Good uorse-C -Co;Iar
~ HANDS. TURNER 4 Subway
nh33Hs96 l~ rs R7u4!o:th Street. hlcaso.
, 1860-03-29

NToTICKER'S THEATRE
4H1- LaG;sos straet be.~et. S.tte md Dea.bore.
, 1860-03-29

WANTED "A Partner in an
IF tshshed manufacturing business IN The eitv ot
Chicago either actlse Apera with e.h capital hne
es ~ G So;:n M 1oas, Tue aasns:s ta}e. p1sas.h
Do 70 By addressing bux i0 po.i otc Clac e. Iui
pOIs. ,nht,s.Srv
, 1860-03-29
'rSTILL MORE RUIkGIARTEy.
a. Burglar Drops $1,000 neoty.

a 4AAIE4AE DE6FX E4S0UU &&H0HY$
----
The burglars ere about, and there should be
enjoined upon our citizens the greatest watch
fniness, and m increased vigilance on our
officers and detectives. We le1rn that On Sat
urlay night last, two hardware Stores were en-
Tered on Lake street, Ecs. $50 and 1soo, occu
pied respectively by Mcssrs. EIson & White,
md u. y. Lord l. CO., in both instances Iy
breaking into rcar window. From each 4
quantity Of cutlery was stolen.
A most singular circumstance under the same
head took place on Sunday night. About threr
O'Clock 4. II. officer Quinn, while on his bent
near tue corner Of State and Madison street.
met man bearing two carpe: bags. The po~
liceman says that his suspicious we're rot cx
cited eTcn to watch tue stranger closely until
it YVES impossible not to see4hc alarm and shy
ness Of the ma1 ut meeting the officer. Qninn
then accosted him, wien he Immediately took
to lis heels at al rate that deficd competition.
The bags were picked up and taken to the
Ar1aory. Upon being opened, they were found
to contain 4 large and splendid assortment Of
silk and satin ribbons, pieces Of silk Of every
description, aud other articles evidently por-
lion Of tile stock Of some millinery store. In
the bags we're, also, found new brace, c5Ise1
aud case kuife, implements which plainly
show the profession Of the stranger.
Yesterday morning the Misses Norris. who
keep Millinery and Bondet Store in the Meth
odist Church Block, on South Clark street, dis
covered their premises had been entered and
Thoroughly rausackcl and their bzst goods, in
r:tbous and trimmings, carried oil. j little cx-
animation Showed that the contents Of the car
pet bags consisted Of the entire booty taken ot
the valnc of several hundred dollars.
The scamp was one who evidently knew Eis
business, md went deliberately to work. None
except the best and most salcable goods were
taken. The best 1ibbous were selected, wound
from lie blocks, aud stuffed into the carpet
bags, The silks we're also taken from the papers
and crowded, ID like manner, into the bags. No
clue to tile thief Inns been found rs yet.
Tbs Grent Bnt3din..Ika1sia. Contract.
Tie entire front Of first class buildings On The
north side Of Lake street, between L1salle and
Clark streets is now rising to grade at the rate
of about twelve inches per day. twill be at
its full height By tomorrow night, when it will
constitute spectacle not many Of our citizens
may sec asain. if ever, business bluck cover
ing nearly ono acre, and weighing over twenty
fire thousand tens resting on six thousand
screws, upon which it has made Ill upward
journey Of four feet and ten inches. Probably
its parallel enterprise cannot be found The world
over. It will be worth seeing tomorrow, aud
a.
, 1860-03-29

"ANTED-COOPERAG G E.
W The subscriber viii advice on pa-ktp:. Ea,r-1s
freedsed BY Etca ID store 4ntt-r:fl hrId It'll sod.
HOOP POLES, srASEs land HEADINGS
Bou .ht and 9ef s1.e. GEO. i. SEAyEREs.
fes.t&6} 3tu n D-,r}.,rr .ts~et
, 1860-03-29

TOR SALE-Tlc House and Lot
j. No. liz E1ins Place. few doors south CT Harrison
street, with tTcnt, will he sold cheap fur cal
time. Arlny at ISL Lake ttEeet. M.hss{lE
, 1860-03-29

WANTED-$l0,0O0 or $4,000.
Wanted to puzehas the atovr ST ount ef god. fof
xhtrh viii b paid onefou,ta IA cash. oue-Lalt In city
property. CEfncu1oe1. AID balance Ia actex and siocks
Would not object tb stock country nre or one *
It's alrunt. Addless *963 thc7.o sat!n wn~n. tA!s
may Be Interview Ea which wIirteere ritapt
Attention, mh*s1.v
, 1860-03-29

Bos1nS, March es,--Tne Republicans Of thc
Seven til District 4o:day nominated George
t;oexswci Of bradford, and Timothy VIM Of
Woodburn, Delegates to The Chicrgo conyen-
-7ien.
, 1860-03-29

WANTED young man, nged 81, who can
give first c'ass city references Us to character,
abilisy, DC, wishes to obtain a situation. Is a
good penn:an and accountant, and willing to
"turn his hand to anything" Address II. II. F.
or inquire at this office. ml2s
, 1860-03-29

The Home for the Friendless acknowledges
the receipt of tue following donations during
tho n,yail Ct February:
iur' valued At SO. From lie ladies' Of sapcr-
yiic, a large package Of clo,ltinc. From Mr'
t:.1ttc=, el.0p. From Mr. Burkhart. 1900
From Nr: Murphy, sl.0D. From Mr. Hutchinson
Is %. From aie*srs. lsoxns i Co., Nessrs
Hoscnfeld l. Rosenberg and NessIs. Ross i
Foster, donations Of dry goods. From alessrs
Sutton 4 Dnrzhcart, w"olcn yarn. From Nessrs
ing. From Mrs. Cotton, Chicago, Fcveral aood:
ior Children. Irom Mrs. kin,bark, apscknge 0
c!otAiug. FROM lii. wellington, meat ior soup
once u week for more than d year and shalf :
, 1860-03-29

JAxrARr AMI JrSK.-Messrs. \. D. Cooke /
Co., hare just issued in neat style ancw edition
Of January and June,' volume which has
been widely popular With very many readers,
from tue pen Of II. F. Taylor, Esq, literary edi-
tor Of the Kptniny Journal. 1t contains soma
Of his best and MOST CHARACTERISTIC Sketches in
vein Of thought aud writing he has very suc-
ccssfuliy wrought.
, 1860-03-29

- KinSsford l. Sons Corn Starch for
}nunt1y and culinary purposes, ATE the be:t in
the werld. For sale BY Geo. S. Stanton, 1o2
South Clark street, NH 9S-st
, 1860-03-29

Range Of The Thermometer at Lake Forest,
ILL.,, lao fee: ADORE the leve1 of Lake Michigan,
for the week ending, Saturday, March 81, 1860:
, 1860-03-29

GREET BARGAINS IN WALL P4rEw-At The
closing cut sulc ut E. G. j.. Faxon's old stand,
20 Lake street. Parties purchasing will consult
their best interest in looking over this stock
the largest and best west OF New York. Selling
full % per cent less than at any other store io
tlt city. Ills wu.kmcp are the best. 1nh39-Gt
, 1860-03-29

INDUSTRIAL MEEs1xa.-A meeting Ct the In
dus.rial Association will he held on Thursday,
March -, at, O'Clock, at the Recorders Court
Noora, for tue chotcc Of officers.
S. S. GREELEY, Secretary.
, 1860-03-29

EScL,su pArERs.-TAe English papers Of
March 10th. including the I4u.traied Asn<,
Times, Meas Of TIE .NorlL. PaAc1, IT,, hare
been received by McNal1y i Co., 81 Dearborn
street.
, 1860-03-29

In thls tity, ML1eh ss. 1870 JENNIE JULIA daughter
Of sua i, AID VIM. Aeuisen, aged cats aad mont.
cr to-tay, March :9,h, at o'c oc& at 236 South
Clinton stteet. F11eEds Ct Ito family ac invited to attend
, 1860-03-29

n. 81. Acn1crI7rnA. soelE7r uEAnorAnrEEs
Rooxs.-We understand tue NcrtL Western
Agriculture Society have leased the secoud floor
oil. Gen. Stewart's building, No. IS State street,
for the purpose Of establishing suit Of Agri-
cultural and Scientific Rooms. onc room rum
niog the entire length Of the building. some 50
feet, will be occupied bY The dnc Museum of the
Acudemy Of Natural Sciences. Arealiug room
md the Secretary ot1ieo Ill occupy the other
rooms,
, 1860-03-29
THE. CITY,
Auction Sales tLfx NIornfn-.

Auction Sales ILLS Morning. !
Az LIE Furniture. &c. It family breaking up Lo1sc-
krtplcg ty Gilbert & SAM son. {. Lake s:rccs-
Household Fcrnl.urr mud Chickering's TIanos &C., at
No. ea' West Lake street, bs r. a. Buffers L Co..
auctleuec1r-
RrsA".Ar.-A pair of i'orses attached 10 4
large express wagon belongingto ]. c. Garland,
run away on South Clark sttcet. yesterday af:
ternoon and crossed the bridge at a, s1appipg
pace: They were brought up without damage
few blocks further on. 80.
"CIucAco IN 1s6v."-N. n. UNIVERSITY,
EVANSTON ISLANDERS connected sstthx1e adscr-
Using volume abore named, referred to The
other dar, are likely to meet proper notice at
law. Our business men WHO circulate nro
equally liable with the publishers. This notice
is made t''a: they may be careful not to render
themselves liable.
, 1860-03-29

BoATuEs, AEoy!-1fy you want good Head
Light, bring your lamps to the Lamp and Oil
Emporium, l26 Clark street, between Washing.
ton ind Madison streets, and hare them altered
to burn Kerosene Uil. We have altered any
quntity, which are giving great satisfaction.
March 44-6t
Lamp and Oil Emporium, between Washington
and Afndison strcc:s. mch23~l2t
, 1860-03-29

Nns. DosTw1c& AID TnE .CHuReH or THE AS.
cESs'oS.-qhis talented lady Inns kindly peri
.naltted her name to he added to the number Of
those who have promised to aid iu tue festival
to he held at metropolitan Hall OH Tuesday,.
april lob, for the benel. Of tic absre named
church.. 1ierWidels extended and well ,netited
reputation as vocalist, will doubtless contrib;
ute greatly to the interest Of the entertainment.
We anticipate n successful festival. The con-
cert at least promises to be one Of the best Of
The season. Mrs. j. will be accompanied on tue
piano forte by her daughter, ...
---
SrSDRr IESr1oSs.-L. n. yo1k et lis studio
in Portland Block, has Just finished almira-
bic portrait lusts Of Rev. Dr. Patterson a1d
Hon. Isaac n. Arnold. Tie Is now al work on =
bust Of Hon. Abraham Lincoln. :. The wealth
er Jes!eEaay was sprang'ike and delightful, and
deserves this notice.. The tity Railway Com
l,anv arc fur udEanced in the erection Of their
ercnt stable aud car house on Slate street, near
the Archer Road. -. The Common Council arc
to meet each alternate Monday creuin:,, reckon
ing from last Monday evening. The "Rarri-
cadts' in the y. II. Association Library are to
be taken AWAY, and tho plan Of delivering books
somewhat modified, not rs the result of the late
election, but by vote taken at the Annual
Meeting. To-day and This evening decides
the fate Of the question us to tue Republican
Headquarters. There is little fear but that the
building will be erected. The Police Court
has gone down to the Armory, and Mayor
Wentworth 1.as taken to himself lis late quar-
ters in the third story of the Court House,.
Old Dlgclow, tue countctfelter, now in our jail,
il recovering his health. lie will be tried in
April. Tie Recorders Cour. comes in session
on Monday ns1t With liberal docket. ..At the
journal Office, BY request CT fMasxachusettsmcn,
residents Of this city, 1t tleir latc meeting. a
book has been opened for list Of lay Statc
171en here. and those who will accommodate by
Stale visisors to the National Convention. Sepd
in your names. The clearing away the build
iugs on the site Of the new Sherman House w,1
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, 1860-03-29

sE- At Meeting Of the Republican E1ccn-
tire Committee, held March 18th, 1860, it was
Ics4cle<d, That tue detagstea CONFUSING the
late City Convention be and they arg hereby re-
nuestcd to meet At the Headquarters Of The
Young MEMS Eepnblican Club, corner Of Wells
aad Randolph street, On Saturday, March Slstt,
at o'clock Il. M., for the purpose Of nomi.
mating candidates for Water and Sewerage
COMMISSIONERS
Each Ward Committee will fN their own va
| cancies.
RKrpEx TAy1or, yico President and
| President fro tim.
| f,n. T, 3,,rev.. Eorrn+ ,rx MN f.n